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Tessa Piggott is changing her life... drastically. At 41, she is single, a successful high-flyer, and tired of being the boss's mistress. She gives up her highly-paid PR job and her interior-designed flat to become director of a small Third World charity. Determined to devote herself to a new career, she resolves to keep away from men, relationships and the trouble they cause. That is until she meets the charming Frank Carver... divorced ex-plumber and now a millionaire entrepreneur. A hugely popular comedy-drama from successful writing partnership, Marks and Gran. ======================== Release dates UK -- 3 January 1992 ================== Runtime: UK:50 min (30 episodes) Country: UK Language: English Color: Color Certification: Australia:PG ===================== Production Companies * British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) ====================== Awards: BAFTA Awards 1993 -- Nominated -- Best Actress -- Zoë Wanamaker 1993 -- Nominated -- Best Original Television Music -- Alan Hawkshaw =============================== Crew: Directed by Roger Bamford Guy Slater Carol Wiseman Writing credits (in alphabetical order) Johnny Byrne writer Barbara Cox Maurice Gran creator Laurence Marks creator Original Music by Alan Hawkshaw Cinematography by Brian Morgan Film Editing by Jake Bernard Graham Walker Casting by Susie Parriss Production Design by Steve Groves Kenneth Sharp Costume Design by Christine Rawlins Makeup Department Margaret Palphramand .... makeup artist Second Unit Director or Assistant Director James Gibb .... assistant director Art Department Robin Heinson .... painter Sound Department Alistair Crocker .... sound recordist (season 2) Philip Meehan .... sound effects editor John Rodda .... sound Other crew Daryl Bristow .... wardrobe supervisor Nimi Getter .... gaffer Ofer Margolin .... electrician: Israel Peter Polycarpou .... singer: title song Yehuda Sar-Israel .... second assistant camera Sarah Teboul .... assistant accountant Alexander Yurchikov .... assistant location manager: Russiamoreless
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Next week, we'll be exploring the research about building students' knowledge and understanding in the classroom.
We'll be introduced to dual coding, cognitive load theory, multimedia learning and what makes effective collaboration, looking at both research evidence and a range of case studies from schools.
Week 2 - Building students' knowledge and understanding using technology
- How might concepts such as dual coding and cognitive load theory help with presenting new content and concepts effectively?
- What makes effective pupil collaboration in the classroom?
- How can presentation of new ideas and pupil collaboration be enabled with technology?
Reflect on your starting point
Ahead of engaging with the next week of the course, take some time to reflect on your current practice so that you have some clear goals for your learning.
To what extent do each of the statements below describe your current context and practice?
Think carefully about these as you are planning and teaching over the coming days. You might like to rate each statement RED (rarely), AMBER (sometimes) or GREEN (all the time).
- When I explain new concepts, pupils grasp them quickly and remember them later
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- My pupils are able to share their work in ways that demonstrates their understanding
- When I ask pupils to work collaboratively, there is equal contribution from all group members
- When pupils collaborate, I am confident they are helping one another to build understanding.
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On NPR's Diane Rehm Show on Wednesday, former Wall Street Journal foreign correspondent Yochi Dreazen (now with Foreign Policy magazine) discussed the growing unrest in Israel, and explained that "the level of distrust toward this White House among Gulf State Arabs in particular is staggeringly high....That includes John Kerry personally. And it includes President Obama even more personally. They don't trust him on a personal level."
Dreazen put that on top of accusations from Israel's defense minister that "John Kerry was trying to do this for a Nobel Peace Prize and because he had messianic tendencies."


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Man, 30, charged with Newton Poppleford murder
PUBLISHED: 20:11 10 January 2020 | UPDATED: 20:11 10 January 2020
A 30-year-old man from Exmouth has been charged with the murder of a man who died in a caravan fire in Newton Poppleford.
Police have also named the victim as 47-year-old local man Geoffrey Pearce.
Lewis Finch, 30, of Newton Drive, Exmouth, has been charged with murder.
He has been remanded in police custody and will appear before Exeter Magistrates' Court on Saturday (January 11).
DI Lee Nattrass said: "We have now formally identified the body to be that of Mr Pearce and next of kin are aware.
"Given this is now subject to formal court proceedings, we would remind everyone that contempt of court rules apply.
"It is therefore essential that no one speculates about the investigation, particularly on social media.
"It is essential that we maintain the fairness and integrity of the court process."
Superintendent Matt Lawler said: "Police activity will continue at the scene in Newton Poppleford and on Cheshire Road in Exmouth.
"This will likely continue into the weekend, however, neighbouring roads and properties will remain unaffected.
"We would like to thank the local community for their co-operation during this enquiry."
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47 Meters Down (PG-13)
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Starring: Mandy Moore, Matthew Modine, Claire Holt
Two sisters vacationing in Mexico are trapped in a shark cage at the bottom of the ocean. With less than an hour of oxygen left and great white sharks circling nearby, they must fight to survive.
Rough Night (R)
Opens on Friday, June 16
Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Zoe Kravitz, Kate McKinnon
Things go terribly wrong for a group of girlfriend's who hire a male stripper for a bachelorette party in Miami.
Cars 3 (G)
Opens on Friday, June 16
Starring: Owen Wilson, Armie Hammer, Nathan Fillion
Lightning McQueen sets out to prove to a new generation of racers that he's still the best race car in the world.
The Book of Henry (PG-13)
Opens on Saturday, June 17
Starring: Naomi Watts, Lee Pace, Jacob Tremblay
A single mother discovers a scheme in her son's book to rescue a young girl from the hands of her abusive stepfather and sets out to execute the plan at any cost.
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Tells the true and untold story of prolific rapper, actor, poet and activist Tupac Shakur.
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An arthritic Nova Scotia woman works as a housekeeper while she hones her skills as an artist and eventually becomes a beloved figure in the community.
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Opens on Friday, June 16
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After having suffered a heart-attack, a 59-year-old carpenter must fight the bureaucratic forces of the system in order to receive Employment and Support Allowance.
The Journey (PG-13)
Opens on Friday, June 16
Starring: Timothy Spall, Colm Meaney, John Hurt, Freddie Highmore
A fictional account of the extraordinary story of two implacable enemies in Northern Ireland – firebrand Democratic Unionist Party leader Ian Paisley and Sinn Fein politician Martin McGuinness – who are forced to take a short journey together in which they will take the biggest leap of faith and change the course of history.
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Pine (Pinus Sylvestris) It's analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties make it a good remedy for those suffering from joint pain, arthritis and rheumatism. Naturally antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral, it can help fight skin infections when applied topically.
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Bart De Smet's on-line blog (0x2B | ~0x2B, that's the question)
Recently I had the opportunity to sync up with Erik Meijer and Charles Torre for a Channel 9 "Going Deep" and "Expert to Expert" interview: Erik Meijer and Bart De Smet: LINQ-to-Anything. In this episode we talk about LINQ's extensibility mechanisms, all the way from the language integrated side of the story (front-end language syntax) – or fan in – to the implementation of query providers – or fan out – and the depths of IQueryable<T>.
A few useful pointers are LINQ to AD, LINQ to SharePoint, LINQ through PowerShell, LINQ to MSI. Other referenced articles include:
Much more stuff can be found in my LINQ blog post category, and of course there's always more to come.
To elaborate a bit on fan-in and fan-out and my statement on the square infinity possibilities of LINQ, take a look at the following slides from a recent presentation I delivered on the topic:
The number of languages is constantly growing and with growing interesting in DSLs that's not going to change, whether you like that or not. So embedding LINQ in more of these languages – requiring concepts like first-class functions, closures and expression trees or quotations – is one side of the coin that gives us infinite possibilities. On the other side, we get all of the LINQ to * implementations where LINQification is possible for virtually every type of data model. In quite some cases it comes for free with IEnumerable<T> and LINQ to Objects, but in other cases we need runtime translations based on expression trees. Again, this provides infinite possibilities. Ultimately the LINQ term disappears from the function composition as it becomes "just another daily instrument" that's taken for granted.
Just think about the composition of both sides, making things like "LINQ to SharePoint through PowerShell" possible, as I was showing in a demo with that particular presentation (apologies for the picture quality – it's a PrntScrn from the recording replaying in Windows Media Player as I don't have the setup for the demo here right now):
Ultimately I'd say that LINQ should be part of every data source's DNA:
This is great.
The lwhere, lsort and lselect. Are they PowerShell functions, cmdlets, other?
Any source you can share?
Hi Doug,
Indeed all of those are cmdlets within a single PowerShell provider called LTP for LINQ through PowerShell. You can find the source near the bottom of the linked post on LINQ through PowerShell (near the top of this post).
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When it comes to the party the first thing that strikes is posh look saree with perfect dazzling blouse and when it is normal occasion a simple blouse with proper design will go very well! Here are the most 8 trending blouse design patterns that should be their in the women wardrobe!
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Boat neck blouse pattern blouse :- These days these pattern blouses are trending and its been observed that every women want atleast two to three pattern blouses are choosing in this model & especially for this type of blouse you can choose what ever the pattern style of sleeves you want whether it is sleeveless or long sleeves or short sleeves or three forth.
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Preventing Group B Strep in babies: The mum campaigning to eradicate lethal infection
AFTER discovering that the death of her baby son Theo could have been prevented, Jane Plumb has spent the last 17 years tirelessly campaigning for awareness and testing of Group B Strep in pregnant women in the UK
Commonly found in our digestive systems, Group B Strep is a harmless bacteria. Yet one mother, Jane Plumb, knows all to well the devastation this bug can wreak on mums-to-be.
Jane went into labour while pregnant with her son Theo 17 years ago only to lose him 17 hours later.
"I went into labour 15 weeks early and completely unexpectedly. I rushed to the hospital as I knew something wasn't right.
"Sadly, when Theo was born, he was clearly unwell. He was transferred to a neo-natal care unit in Brighton at the Royal Sussex County Hospital but he died at 17 and a half hours.
"We were told by a neo-natologist that he had died of a GBS infection. We went home and tried to find out as much as we could about it but there was diddly squat information around.
"This was 1996 so this was pre-internet in any meaningful way. There was no information at all for parents."
Up to 30 per cent of us carry Group B Strep (GBS) in our guts without any symptoms but if it's present in a pregnant woman's vagina during labour the baby becomes vulnerable to septicaemia, pneumonia and meningitis.
Every year in the UK around 500 babies become ill because of Group B Strep (GBS) and 50 of them will die. Survivors can be left with lasting physical and mental disabilities.
Jane, now 55, and her husband Robert, 58, searched for support and guidance but they couldn't find the answers they needed. Finally their GP put them in touch with a doctor who was researching GBS.
"The doctor explained to us in full what GBS was and put us straight on bits we were unsure about," Jane said. "We thanked him for his time and asked if there was an organisation or charity we could speak to if we have any further queries.
"He said there wasn't and asked if we'd like to set up one."
Determined to support other families in the same position, the couple founded Group B Strep Support (GBSS) and achieved charitable status six months to the day after Theo's death.
Jane, from Haywards Heath, Sussex, poured her heartache into creating the organisation. "I absolutely channelled my grief into the charity, especially in the early days.
"Nothing was going to bring Theo back, and what ever we did there was always going to be some cases of GBS infection being horrid, nasty and devastating but most of the time these infections could be prevented and that's what we wanted to do."
In other countries including America, France and Spain, women at 35 to 37 weeks of pregnancy are tested for the bacteria with a simple vaginal and rectum swab.
If the test comes back positive, they are offered a course of antibiotics as they go into labour. This helps stops the infection passing on to the baby.
In the UK women are offered antibiotics if they are deemed to be susceptible, for instance, if they have a fever.
The charity is celebrating its 18th anniversary this July and while Jane, who is also mum to Oliver, 21, and Camilla, 15, is proud of the achievements made, she thinks there is still a long way to go in the UK.
"I think in our innocence and naivety, given the evidence from our countries, testing women was such an effective way of minimising risk of these horrible infections.
"Considering the cost both emotional and financial of having a sick baby we thought the UK would be testing for GBS. We're all a bit surprised that we haven't achieved the prevention of infection in the UK as so many other countries have done."
Yet the charity has made waves in the medical world and in 2003 its efforts contributed to the first national GBS guidelines being published by The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).
The UK National Screening Committee reviews its decisions every three years so at the moment Jane is raising awareness among expecting parents and the health professionals who look after them.
The charity's website has over 814,143 views per month, and they deal with at least 200 enquiries a month from concerned families.Now Jane's tireless efforts have earned her the Tesco Campaigner Mum Of The Year award thanks to her, "unwavering dedication to helping other families."
Jane says the accolade is "staggering" but adds that the charity's achievements are "a real team effort."
"Sometimes though, I hear from parents who say the information we gave them meant their babies were born free from GBS infection and it all seems worthwhile. It's for those babies, babies like Theo, that we'll keep campaigning and raising awareness."
For more information on the Tesco Mum of the Year Awards, please visit tesco.com. Keep up to date with all the news from the awards on Twitter @TescoLiving #MumoftheYear. For more details on Group B Strep, visit, gbss.org.uk.


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- There are a number of short rate models that give $r(t)$.
- How can those be used to construct the whole of the yield curve $y(t,T)$ (where $y(t, 0) = r(t)$)?
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$\begingroup$ Under the "expectations hypothesis" (which assumes term premia are zero), the prices of ZCB are given by the following expectation $P(0,T)=E^Q [\exp(-\int_0^T r(t)dt)]$ where $r(t)$ is the stochastic process driving the short rate. From the prices of ZCB you can find the yields $y(0,T)$ $\endgroup$ – Alex C Nov 11 '17 at 21:21
$\begingroup$ @Alex C Is this not a closed loop? You calculate ZCB $P(0,T) = e^{-T \cdot r(t)}$, then derive $y(0,T)$ by $y(0,T) = \frac{ln\bigg( P(0,T) \bigg)}{-T}$ getting back the original $r(t)$. So the yield curve is always $y(0,T) = r(t) \; \forall \; T$? $\endgroup$ – A.L. Verminburger Nov 13 '17 at 12:00


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Take the breast of chicken and cover it in honey, and then crush some cornflakes up a little and then cover the chicken so you can hardly see it. You can cook this in the oven for the guided time on the packet.
when the chicken is nearly ready you can do the stir fry as that only takes a few minutes. Firstly cook the onion, pepper and ginger in the oiled pan until cooked nicely, and then you can cook the noodles before adding to the pan, or if you've got fresh egg noodles they can go straight into the pan, add them along with the beansprouts and cook for a few minutes.
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Vatican Museums trace their origin to one marble sculpture, purchased 500 years ago, Laocoön.
Laocoön the priest who, according to Greek mythology, tried to convince the people of ancient Troy not to accept the Greeks gift of a hollow horse, in a vineyard near the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome.
Pope Julius II sent Giuliano da Sangallo and Michelangelo Buonarroti, who were working at the Vatican in Rome, to examine the discovery.
On their recommendation, the Pope immediately purchased it.
He put the sculpture of Laocoön and his sons in the grips of a sea serpent on public display at the Vatican exactly one month after its discovery.
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It's all about the Choice…
Last night on the show, I played tracks from seven of the ten nominated albums in next week's Choice Music Prize. We also spoke to Jim Carroll, Dave Geraghty and Tosh from Stanley Super 800 over the phone.
I've been looking forward to the Choice Prize awards since the shortlist was announced in early January, and indeed long before that, but last night was the first time that I got really, really excited about it.
Talking to Jim, Dave and Tosh, and playing through tracks from some of the nominees, I think the anticipation started to really sink in. It's an eclectic shortlist, and there is no way at all of knowing who is going to walk away with the gong by the end of next Wednesday night, even though the bookies think they've got it down.
Jim painted a wonderful picture of the judges room, where on the night of the Choice Prize, the 12 judges are in a room battling it out for their favourite album. He said that in the last two years, the most gratifying thing was to hear and watch the judges get so passionate about Irish music. I would absolutely love to be in that room, to be involved in a heated debate about Irish music, a debate of which kind rarely happens.
Who do you think will win? It's a strong, mixed-bag of a list, and I have found it very hard to pick what I think is the best out of the lot. My favourite album and Irish band of last year is Super Extra Bonus Party, and I would be truly over the moon if they won. But I think the gong belongs to Adrian Crowley, and I would love for his album Long Distance Swimmer to be duly recognised.
Any predictions from your good selves?
Until I get the podcast from last night's show up and ready, here are a few older indie hour interviews with some of the Choice Music Prize nominees to whet your appetite.
Super Extra Bonus Party – Super Extra Bonus Party LP
Half of Super Extra Bonus Party with Aoife Mc and Mary Healy by Ian Oliver, April 2007
Super Extra Bonus Party 5th April 2007 mp3
Dry County – Unexpected Falls
Dry County live wires
The Flaws – Achieving Vagueness
Dane from The Flaws on the indie hour by Ian Oliver
The Flaws 6th of December post
Adrian Crowley – Long Distance Swimmer
Adrian Crowley by Amelia Stein
Adrian Crowley 17th January post
Adrian Crowley 17th January mp3
Cathy Davey – Tales of Silversleeve
Cathy Davey on the indie hour by Ian Oliver
Delorentos – In Love With Detail
Delorentos on a beach looking mean. They're lovely really though.
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Aoife, there's a couple of people I wouldn't mind winning but I'd love Adrian to nab it.
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This is the last or second last bug fix release of 3.08. For a description of the new features of 3.08, please read the new features thread.
When we added support for Volta GPUs, we had to switch to CUDA toolkit 9.1, which requires an NVIDIA driver of version 387 or higher.
Changes since version 3.08.2:
- Added CTRL+A shortcut to select all nodes in the node graph editor.
- Note nodes are resizable again.
- Merged back the refactored render layer shadows of version 4. This way the render layer shadows behave similar to the general shadow pass. As a consequence, the colour render layer shadow pass got removed which doesn't apply anymore.
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- Fixed incorrect clamping of info channel kernels at 0, causing passes like the normal passes to render incorrectly (see viewtopic.php?p=341833#p341833).
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Them Chuck Taylors – All Stars Converse
This post pays homage to a classic that for some reason garners from me a very appreciative, memorable vibe. It's them Chuck Taylors of which I speak. All Stars Converse shoes have been in my life since I was a teenager and my son now wears this brand too. I LOVE Chuck's and all the memories and events and activities that are the highest and richest vibes thus far in my life experience, have transpired with these shoes present.
They were a life saver for me when I had to take my driving test at 16 years old. I had learned to drive barefoot and felt very encumbered by a shoe near the pedals of the car – I bought a pair of red classic chuck taylors for the days I needed to do my Young Drivers of Canada practicums and my final driving test. They proved to be a very solid emblem for my confidence in doing so.
I remember my favourite blue pair were thrown overboard once on the outskirts of the Salcombe estuary, never to be retrieved or seen from again (sorry Ocean but that was not my fault and I was outnumbered) I watched as they departed from me and the subsequent feeling of crestfallen disappointment in doing so.
I managed to get my Jeep stuck off road when I was 17 on Easter Sunday when no tow companies were available, so with a few friends, some planks of wood and what became some very muddy converse shoes, I later freed my Jeep and felt so grateful to have gotten out of that jam.
There are dozens more memories I have stored up in my brain bank – the good ones you keep to get into a natural high vibe. Even a Mama Bear at 39 I have my fave purple super high tops that after a decade and a half of wear, have torn slightly and I yearn to have them stitched to repair in order to harness those good feels they bring me.
Once you dial in a pair of Chucks, they become a signature part of you and your style whether you intend for them to or not, and every pair is the same yet uniquely different.
Just like people.
There is a good and magnetic energy in these shoes and they have proven to become a timeless classic, originating in the USA in the Middlesex County Maiden, Massachusetts circa 1908. That is 110 years. There is something to be said about a product and brand that sustains that kind of longevity.
1908 was when a dialled in individual named Marquis Mills Converse founded the Converse Rubber Shoe Company.
Charles aka Chuck Taylor was an American semi-pro basketball player and a promotional salesman for Converse. He put in his two cents about the functionality of the shoe that within a year of his participation the company had implemented his suggestions for leveling up the design in terms of its support for the ankle and its overall flexibility. This reinvented shoe incorporated the ever so recognizable all star logo upon the circular patch that sits right on the ankle. The basketball player endorsed the ankle patch with his John Henry, and that is when they became well-known and recognized as the Chuck Taylor All Stars – the first ever celebrity – endorsed athletic shoe. History made.
The Chuck Taylor sneaker has withstood the cultural explosions of change and momentum yet has remained unmoved in its style, branding and popularity. The basic design of chucks converse has been consistent since the 40s. New styles have been introduced through the decades, colours, eyelets, and even glow in the dark but overall this shoe maintains a consistent resonance in good quality and simple elegance there has been no need to redesign it in its entirety, merely work off what is a simply divine design.
American Soldiers that participated in the World War trained in Converse All Stars and then post-war, these shoes were first seen on television in the 50s on The Donna Reed Show and then from there, we have seen them in tons of movies and television shows throughout history as well as many famous and influential musicians. One of my fave's is The Edge from U2 – witnessing him jamming his magic on his guitar and tapping his foot in a stylin' pair of new converse for me, was a very connected and good vibe.
Kids converse shoes are the cutest things to witness your little people adorn on their feet. My man just bought our little guy a new pair of converse Chuck Taylor high tops and I had serious shoe envy in that moment. There is something about this shoe that just encompasses a very solid vibe and being that it has retained its existence for over a century is a dialed in and almost curious thing to me as I have seen brands come and go. The ones that maintain have a very solid energy behind them.
In the 60s and 70s converse did lose a little of its mojo in terms of popularity with the basketball players and the last few basketball players to wear chuck Taylor sneakers were Tree Rollins, Michael Ray Richardson and Mickey Johnson. Initially a basketball shoe it then transformed to retro stylin footwear into the 80s and 90s – can't keep a good brand down, it seems.
As of the year 2000 – 92 years in existence, converse had produced and sold over 600 million pairs. That is a solid amount of sales and a solid amount of years in the market and the reason for it? Simplicity is the key to good design. The converse shoe is not just a shoe – it is a culture and an all around epic statement about brand longevity. Inspirational vibes everywhere.
There have been varying and subtle changes in terms of the shoe with regard to the inner stitching, the ankle and heel patches, the rubber toe and canvas. All have evolved and been played with over the last century. Converse did not remain an independent company and was bought by the very affluent and famous Nike Corporation, but even still the shoe remains relatively unchanged with different styles that surface, but nothing deviating from the very original and classic design of the shoe.
Walking, running, climbing trees or even playing basketball, a pair of converse is a solid way to go 🙂
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Baha Mar Concerned About Bahamian Supreme Court Proceedings Adjournment And Its Implications For The Viability Of Baha Mar
02 Jul, 2015, 21:38 BST
NASSAU, Bahamas, July 2, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Baha Mar today stated that it is extremely concerned and disappointed that the Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas has decided to adjourn until Tuesday July 7th the hearing of Baha Mar's application for recognition of the U.S. bankruptcy proceedings. The adjournment by the Bahamian Supreme Court was granted at the joint request of the office of The Attorney General of The Bahamas and The Export-Import Bank of China, the project's lender.
Baha Mar said, "This adjournment unfortunately makes it impossible at this time to act on the U.S. Court approvals we received yesterday which would allow us, among other things, to pay salaries and benefits for Baha Mar Citizens as well as pay ordinary course suppliers and vendors for goods and services post the commencement of the Chapter 11 process. The adjournment has very troubling implications for both the Chapter 11 process and our efforts to position Baha Mar to complete construction and open successfully."
Baha Mar reported that the Bahamian Supreme Court directed Baha Mar, at the request of the Attorney General, to provide the Government with information necessary for the Government to pay the salaries of the more than 2,200 Baha Mar employees for the period ending July 3, 2015. Baha Mar is complying with this direction, although the company noted that the Government's unorthodox request for the direction appeared redundant in light of the U.S. Court yesterday granting Baha Mar its DIP financing and approving Baha Mar's motion to operate and fund its payroll in the normal course.
Baha Mar continued, "We are doing everything we can to immediately comply with the Supreme Court's direction. It is in Baha Mar employee's interests that the government now fulfills the responsibility it has chosen to take on for this pay period."
"The government's objection is quite alarming. As we have made clear all week, time is of the essence for Baha Mar. Having Baha Mar succeed is extremely important to the long-term economic well-being of the country.
"We are working as hard as we can on as many fronts as possible to move matters along toward completion and opening of the Baha Mar project. Extensive efforts to reach a compromise with our lender and our contractor have been fruitless and if we are frustrated in taking advantage in The Bahamas of the US Chapter 11 process for very much longer, drastic and regrettable steps, including substantial staff reductions, will have to be taken."
More information about Baha Mar's voluntary undertaking of the Chapter 11 process is available at www.bmpathforward.com. Information for suppliers and vendors is available at 855-410-7357 (U.S.) or +1-646-795-6963 (International). The court case number is 15-11402.
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, LLP and Kobre & Kim, LLP are acting as legal advisors, and Moelis & Company is acting as financial advisor to the filing entities.
About Baha Mar
Baha Mar is set on 3,000 feet of white sandy beach just 10 minutes from Nassau's fully renovated and expanded international airport. It will feature elite hotels with gaming, entertainment, private residences, shopping and natural attractions that reflect an authentic Bahamian experience. Amenities will include a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course; 200,000 square feet of flexible convention facilities, including a 2,000-seat entertainment venue; art galleries featuring Bahamian art; more than 40 restaurants, bars and clubs; global luxury designer and local artisan boutiques; and 20 acres of exquisitely landscaped beach and pool experiences, including a beachfront sanctuary with native Bahamian flora and fauna. For more information during this process please visit www.bmpathforward.com.
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The founder series explores the minds of business owners and their journey to make a difference in their industry. We interview these business founders to understand the life lessons that mold them into who they are today. We also learn more about their company, their products or services, how they are different from their competitors, and the problems that they are trying to solve for their customers. The information that these business owners provide to us helps inform other entrepreneurs who are looking to make an impact in the business world. We all can take these lessons and apply them to our entrepreneurial journey. We want to thank every business owner who volunteered their time to participate in these interviews and share their knowledge with the community.
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Can you tell everyone your name, please?
David Lane, CEO of ShooWin, Inc.
Tell me about your education?
I graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelor's degree in Speech Communications.
Can you give an example of an early lesson in life that helped shaped who you are today?
One of the first lessons I learned in business was to be confident in yourself and your beliefs, but not to be blind to roadblocks or issues you may encounter. A few key elements of this lesson are:
● There will be at least one hundred no's for every yes.
● Stay the course, and when it's the right time, the concept will come to fruition.
● First-time entrepreneurs typically don't have the confidence to overcome the no's and oftentimes get discouraged and give up. Don't do it.
● Seasoned entrepreneurs tend to be arrogant and are sometimes blind to the problems that are right in front of them.
We all have entrepreneurs who we look up to in our industry. These business leaders help influence, shape, and drive our ambition to succeed. These entrepreneurs could be someone that we have worked with on a project or could be someone that we look up to from a distance. For example, Bill Gates is a big inspiration to me not only because of his work in Microsoft but his outstanding contributions to society.
Who would you consider to be a significant influence on you professionally and can you explain why?
Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter and Square. He can fill and create needs in the marketplace with multiple ideas and concepts that are extraordinarily successful. His ability to manage each simultaneously and separate himself from each organization while effectively guiding and leading both teams is extremely impressive. This should give all entrepreneurs the belief that it can be done. Entrepreneurs always get stuck in the minutiae — always do everything on their own. He has shown, with the right resources and team, you can lead multiple organizations to success.
Thank you for providing a background on who you are as a person. I always find it fascinating to learn who a person is and their early life lessons. Let us move forward with the interview and discuss what you are doing now and how you are making a difference in your industry.
What is the name of your company?
ShooWin, Inc.
Where is your company located?
New York, New York
What services or products does your organization provide?
ShooWin is a patented online sports ticket marketplace that gives fans an opportunity to purchase or bid on guaranteed reservations for face value tickets to playoff and championship games long before the tickets become available from companies like StubHub or a ticket broker. The fan chooses the team, the game, seating section, and the number of tickets. ShooWin collects the reservation fee, and, if the team makes the chosen game, the fan receives the tickets at face value. If the team chosen does not make the game, or is eliminated, ShooWin keeps the reservation cost.
What problem is your business trying to solve?
Seeing our favorite teams in the biggest games is an experience that lasts a lifetime. Fans don't want to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for tickets until they know their team is in the game. ShooWin gives sports fans these experiences without the stress of finding affordable tickets once their team makes the game.
You don't have to buy or bid on a reservation to participate. Setting up an account is free and literally takes 10 seconds. With your account, you'll be among the first to learn about new markets that become available.
How is your business unique against your competitors?
ShooWin is unique because of the breadth and variety of postseason reservations we offer to our fans. ShooWin gives fans access to all college and professional postseason games.
How did the idea for your business come to fruition?
ShooWin was founded by Brisa Trinchero, a successful entrepreneur with more than 15 years of experience bringing innovation to the ticketing and live event industry, and, most recently, as a Tony Award-winning Broadway producer. Also an active investor, her portfolio includes entertainment phenomenon Hamilton, iconic Manhattan venue 54 Below, and numerous New York and national touring events.
As announced on March 6, 2018, I succeeded Brisa Trinchero who will remain as Chairman of the Board. Some kind words from Brisa: "The company is thrilled to have David shape and lead ShooWin as we navigate through the evolving landscape of online ticketing. David has a proven track record of growing companies with unique offerings in well-established industries. This is exactly what is needed for ShooWin to expand and meet consumer demands rapidly."
Where can people go on the web to learn more about your business?
Final question. We want to thank you for the interview. We have one last question to ask you about imparting some wisdom to future entrepreneurs.
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Yuval Ron Ensemble, Istanbul, Turkey, 9 Jun 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011 at 21:00
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Eiji wrote:Yates didn't even train HIT
Right so train to one set failure and be able to run up 15 flights of stairs in full gear. I don't think so. That study is bullshit otherwise endurance athletes would train with HIT. The only thing HIT has going for it are a few non repeatable BS studies and nothing else to show for it.
LOL, yates didn't train in HIT.
One set to failure...per movement
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The Australian government is currently proposing changes to GST (goods and services tax), "a broad based tax of 10% on most goods, services and other items that are sold or consumed in Australia." The controversial change in question is the threshold. Currently, the threshold for GST collection on imported goods stands at AU$1000. However, the Turnbull government's proposals are to lower the threshold to zero. This would mean that whilst Australians may be used to paying GST on luxury good bought online from abroad, they will now have to pay 10% GST on ALL goods bought online. The idea behind the new proposals is that it will level the playing field with bricks and mortar retailers.
Overseas online retailers have said that this could seriously undermine their sales to Australia and could even lead to them avoiding selling to the country altogether, leaving Australians with less choice than they are currently used to.
As is so often the case, the devil is in the detail in the new proposals. In the proposed bill, GST is to be collected by the seller, the "electronic distribution platform" or the "deliverer of the goods." Ebay, along with other online retail platforms such as Etsy and Alibaba say that this will put them and other large and small businesses at a serious disadvantage because consumers will seek out cheaper options such as those websites willing not to comply with the proposed regulations.
Jooman Park, eBay's vice president and managing director for Australia and New Zealand said:
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Leading online fashion website ASOS also hit out at the legislation. Head of Trading for Australia and New Zealand Carly Cazzolli said: "We are concerned that if, complexity and uncertainty are not avoided, then compliance will be needlessly difficult which could have a negative impact on both the success of the legislation and the Australian consumer."
"There is too little time between the finalisation of the legislation and the proposed commencement date. It seems likely that the new legislation will not be finalised and enacted until May at the earliest, this only leaves one month to implement and test any required changes to both retailers' systems and those of any third parties involved in the supply chain."
Amazon, which is soon to launch in Australia has also attacked the new proposals from the Turnbull government.
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Srinagar, May 02 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, the illegally detained journalist, Aasif Sultan, who was arrested last year by Indian police, featured among this month's list of the 10 'Most Urgent' threats to press freedom across the globe.
The list – released monthly by the One Free Press Coalition, which was founded by a dozen news organizations including TIME, with the goal of defending journalists under attack – identifies 10 of the most severe examples of threats to press freedom around the world. Aasif Sultan features at seven in the list.
Aasif Sultan, working with Kashmir Narrator, was picked up from his home five days before being formally arrested on August 31. He has been booked under a fake case.
The list said that Aasif was arrested on anti-India charges in August 2018. He has been repeatedly interrogated and asked to reveal sources by police, and has experienced health issues as he remains behind bars.


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The Evaluation Of Dietary Betaine, Pre And Probiotics, Transitional Substrates, And B-Mercaptoacetate On Physiological, Metabolic, Hormonal And Production Responses In Lactating Holstein Cows Subjected To Thermal Stress
AuthorHall, Laun William
Issue Date2014
AdvisorCollier, Robert J.
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AbstractThis dissertation evaluated nutritional approaches such as the addition of betaine, prebiotics, probiotics, transitional metabolic substrates, and β-mercaptoacetate (MAA; a compound which inhibits β-oxidation) to the diet of lactating dairy cows to determine their impact on physiological, metabolic, hormonal and production responses during thermal stress. The first objective was to evaluate the use of an organic osmolyte, betaine to reduce the impact of heat stress (HS). Cows were fed either 0 (control; CON), 57 mg/kg BW (mid) or 114 mg/kg (high; HI) body weight (BW) betaine and subjected to thermoneutral (TN) and HS conditions. There was an increase in milk yield during TN with HI betaine over controls (P< 0.01), but the advantage was lost during HS. Plasma glucose increased during HS in HI dose cows compared to control (P < 0.01) as did plasma insulin (P = 0.01). Betaine increased milk production during TN and plasma glucose in HS, but did not improve the HS response. Objective two evaluated the use of a probiotic or direct fed microbial (DFM), Calsporin (Bacillus subtilus C-3102) to decrease the effects of HS in dairy cows. We hypothesized that feeding Calsporin prior to and during HS would reduce pathogenic strains of bacteria, maintain commensal microbes, and improve ruminal anaerobic fermentation resulting in improved milk yield (MY). Milk yield was numerically increased (1.26 kg, P = 0.11) in cows fed Calsporin during TN but was reduced under HS (-2.67 kg, P < 0.01) and milk protein content was decreased (P = 0.05). The DFM tended to decrease somatic cell count (SCC) across periods (P = 0.07). Calsporin addition to the diet did not affect respiration rates and was associated with higher rectal temperature at 1800 in HS (P = 0.02). The expression of heat shock protein 27 (HSP27) was decreased with Calsporin treatment (P = 0.03) and in both HS and TN. The fecal microbial count did not change with the exception of the Calsporin strain in treated animals (P < 0.01). The third objective was to feed OmniGen-AF (OG) to dairy cows before and during thermal stress. We hypothesized that feeding OG to HS dairy cows will improve the immune response, and decrease production losses associated with HS. Cows fed OG maintained lower SCC compared to control (P < 0.01) during the recovery period. We did not detect differences between groups in serum calcium while serum non-esterified fatty acid (NEFA) concentrations (P = 0.10) tended to be greater in OG fed cows across the Agricultural Research Center (ARC) portion including HS. Serum Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) levels were greater in OG cows (P<0.0001) across all sample days. Feeding OG reduced the HS response including serum Cortisol. The final study measured the effects of the metabolic substrate β-hydroxybutyrate (BHB) during HS on feed intake and metabolites. Under TN conditions the cows received a bolus dose of BHB and dry matter intake (DMI) and metabolites were measured. The second part of this study used a bolus of MAA to limit the up-stream production of acetyl-CoA available for ketogenesis by inhibiting ß-oxidation. We proposed that dosing lactating dairy cows with BHB would decrease DMI, increase plasma insulin, decrease NEFAs and increase skin temperature by vasodilatation. The same cows were then subjected to HS and dosed with saline and MAA on different test days. The infusion of BHB increased skin temperature (time 0.5, 1, 2, 3 and 4°C r² =0.98 with serum BHB) and decreased serum NEFA levels (P < 0.01). There was no change in mean DMI, glucose or insulin. The bolus of MAA decreased feed intake, vaginal temperature, and insulin. There was an increase in serum BHB with the initial dose of MAA and an initial decrease in serum glucose (P < 0.0001) with MAA. Serum glucose increased as insulin decreased with MAA. The infusion of BHB did not alter feed intake in this study despite high plasma levels of BHB.
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Degree Leveldoctoral
Degree ProgramGraduate College
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13 They brought to the Pharisees the man who had formerly been blind. 14Now it was a sabbath day when Jesus made the mud and opened his eyes. 15Then the Pharisees also began to ask him how he had received his sight. He said to them, He put mud on my eyes. Then I washed, and now I see. 16Some of the Pharisees said, This man is not from God, for he does not observe the sabbath. But others said, How can a man who is a sinner perform such signs? And they were divided. 17So they said again to the blind man, What do you say about him? It was your eyes he opened. He said, He is a prophet.
18 The Jews did not believe that he had been blind and had received his sight until they called the parents of the man who had received his sight 19and asked them, Is this your son, who you say was born blind? How then does he now see? 20His parents answered, We know that this is our son, and that he was born blind; 21but we do not know how it is that now he sees, nor do we know who opened his eyes. Ask him; he is of age. He will speak for himself. 22His parents said this because they were afraid of the Jews; for the Jews had already agreed that anyone who confessed Jesus* to be the Messiah* would be put out of the synagogue. 23Therefore his parents said, He is of age; ask him.
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Norman Mansbridge
Norman Mansbridge, the son of Arthur Mansbridge, an illustrator and writer, was born in Wanstead on 22nd July 1911. After leaving school he was apprenticed to a commercial art studio, he spent several years in advertising before becoming a freelance cartoonist, contributing his first drawing to Punch Magazine in 1937.
In 1939 he produced the drawings for the book, Adolf in Blunderland. In the book Adolf Hitler is Alice, Neville Chamberlain is the caterpillar and Heinrich Himmler is the Queen of Hearts. During the Second World War he served in the Auxiliary Fire Service and was later a radio officer in the Merchant Navy.
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In celebration of bikini season, many have started hitting the gym and moisturising their bodies.
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On October 21, 2017, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax (UUCF) was honored to host five visitors from the 1800's, mostly the Civil War era, through the inspiring performances of the Female Re-enactors of Distinction (FREED).
The FREED performance was sponsored by the UUCF Racial Justice Steering Committee (RJSC) in support of its Second Principle Project. The project is designed to help UUCF live our commitment to the Unitarian Universalist Second Principle by affirming and promoting justice, equity and compassion in human relations. Through this project, the RJSC is dedicated to helping the congregation understand the root causes and effects of racism and developing partnerships with other institutions working to dismantle racism, particularly institutions led by people of color. Education is one of the ways the RJSC addresses these goals.
FREED was founded in 2005 in association with D.C.'s African American Civil War Museum and focuses on resurrecting real life stories of African American women of the mid-19th century whose stories are not found in traditional textbooks. Through these re-enactments, the women of FREED help to fill in the gap of so many important missing pieces of our nation's history. Their mission is to educate the public and promote the accomplishments of African American Civil War Soldiers and the women who supported the fight for freedom. Most history books depict slaves working in plantation fields but fail to include the achievements of so many other African Americans, like the exceptional women portrayed by FREED.
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