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12 local shops to check out for your summer essentials
All things homegrown and handmade for your summer starter pack
Mar 22, 2019
In 2018, hotel booking service and online travel agent Agoda reported that local destinations turned out to be more sought-after by Filipinos than international ones—a result considered as "surprising" and much different from the previous years. While it's really great that there's a heightened interest in seeking nearby destinations than the ones abroad, it's not the only way travelers can show their support to other Filipino communities.
As we fill our planners with our back-to-back summer trips in different provinces or regions, it's best that we also start preparing our hot season essentials with all things homegrown and handmade by our fellow countrymen. This way, we're not just visiting them; we're also bringing more concrete support to their crafts and culture.
We listed below a list of the most common summer essentials along with the local brands to check them out from:
Island Girl PH
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Everything from Island Girl PH is made from organic materials delicately crafted by artisans from rural communities. This includes their pandan- and rattan-made circular and cylindrical hand-woven handbags which they pair with what they call vegan or synthetic leather for handles.
This is available at Kultura, which has a Summer Hardin pop-up at SM Makati's Upper Ground Level running until Mar. 24, and at online multi-brand store Seek The Uniq.
Made with banig by weavers from Basey, Samar, this newly launched tote bag that comes in various styles and bold colors can contain all the essentials you need for any type of trip. A day tour in Rizal? It's stylish enough to complement your outfit. An overnight beach party? It's big enough to hold your pamalit clothes. Can't take a break from work and you have to go to a province for a business meeting? Your laptop and notebooks can fit right in it. Cop this at 40 percent off until Mar. 31 at Lara's website.
Halohalo Store
Meanwhile in Halohalo, banig is turned into something light both on the eyes and in weight. With its almost pastel-like shades and compact size, the local shop's Gala Bags are just the right type for beach trips or city tours. Get this from Tropa Store at Legazpi Village, Makati City.
Homegrown swimsuit brand Áraw collaborated with environmental advocate and travel photographer Kimi Juan for their latest line. They debuted last week four new swimsuit styles in vivid colors: a "retro style" two-piece in fuchsia and teal, a deep v-neck bikini top in indigo and pineapple yellow, two versions of a striking asymmetrical one-piece in pink and brown, and a v-neck front one piece in light blue and black and white. This is available on their website and at Tropa Store.
Coral Swimwear
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Known for championing body positivity in all their designs, Coral Swimwear has just released their 2019 summer line called "Isla Bonita." It's composed of five new styles that almost have no similarities to each other, making our options more diverse. They have a one-piece available in off-shoulder, v-neck, tube, and lace, and two-piece in a cute deep coral ruffled bikini. This is available on their website.
Body Party
The v-neck one-piece Solenn Heusaff is wearing above is only one of the many new and stylish swimsuits Body Party makes with recycled materials such as fishnets and plastic bottles. This brand is vocal with its advocacy to take care of the environment. They even pledged some of their proceeds to non-profit organizations like Save Palawan Seas Foundation to help create more waves towards sustainability. You can check their designs here.
The Sora Life
Aside from being such eye-candies, these multi-purpose towels are also paving the way for a more sustainable lifestyle for its user. Launched just last week, The Sora Life's six new towel designs continues to preserve (and even upgrade) the fashion line's "plastic to fabric" advocacy by recycling plastic bottles and breaking them down into polyester fabric. This can be ordered online and be shipped for free.
WVN Home Textiles
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WVN Home Textiles have round and rectangular towels, which can serve a double purpose as beach blankets because it's thick enough. It's made with 100 percent cotton and inabel, intricately created by weavers from La Union. Contact them on Instagram for more details.
Inabel Blankets
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One of our personal favorites – Striped Trambia Towels! Perfect for lazing on the lounge during the rainy days, or for picnics and beach hangs on hot summer days. It's a treat all year round! Currently available in Mint Green, Candy Pink, Coral, Raw Umber, Royal Blue, Aqua Blue, Cerulean Blue, Powder Blue, Lemon Yellow, Light Yellow, Gray, Cream, Red, Black, Peach – Handwoven in the Philippines – Measures approx. 29in x 62in – Gentle, hand or machine washable
These handwoven towels may be bigger than your usual bath towel but its actually lightweight and gives perfect coverage, especially when you're seeking protection from the 12 noon sunshine at the beach. The towels, measuring 29 x 62 inches, were carefully handmade by weavers from Bangar, La Union. You can order and choose from its many available colors here.
Indio Eyewear produces light glasses with frames handcrafted from locally sourced bamboo. It can be purchased online and delivered with a hard bamboo casing.
While they also make bamboo frames, Wodd specializes in an all wooden-framed eyewear. With the help of artisans from different communities, this brand makes sunglasses that has polarized lenses and premium sun protection. The frames are also at its maximum durability with its built-in double barrel spring hinges that make it less likely to bend and break. Aside from these technical things, Wodd also advocates for environmental protection. It even vowed to plant one tree for each sunglass purchase.
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Nintendo has confirmed Marin from Zelda: Link's Awakening will be available in the upcoming Link's Awakening Pack for Hyrule Warriors.
While the final character design has yet to be unveiled, a tweet from Nintendo of America showcases concept art of fan-favourite Marin.
Link's Awakening Pack is headed for both 3DS and Wii U later this year. There are three versions of the Hyrule Warriors season pass available - one for 3DS, one for Wii U, and a third which grants access to the DLC on both platforms.
Just announced! Marin from Link's Awakening will be available in the 2nd #HyruleWarriorsLegends DLC for #3DS + #WiiU pic.twitter.com/agAoksoeFN— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) March 27, 2016
The Link's Awakening Pack will also feature 16 new My Fairy costume pieces, a new map for Adventure Mode with two new challenge battle scenarios, and a new weapon for Linkle.
In our recent review of Hyrule Warriors Legends on the 3DS, we said: "On the whole, Hyrule Warriors Legends is an ok experience for New 3DS owners. Despite adding five awesome characters and some smart control-swapping and fast-travel options, the performance problems and shabby-looking graphics make it difficult to appreciate all the fanservice that's packed in here.
"The poorly downgraded textures, hideous menus, and pop-in are all real eyesores. And stay away from 3D if you prefer a stable framerate."
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Wedding Reception at Canoe Atlanta | Elisa & Ian's
At the Canoe Atlanta, Elisa and Ian celebrated their nuptials with an intimate reception.
Our Atlanta wedding photographers team skillfully documented every special moment of the laidback evening's celebrations. Upon entering the venue's elegant white tent, well-wishers left cards in a rustic wooden box with a sign that read, "The heart knows when it has found it always."
Their seats were marked with beautifully lettered wedding reception place cards. They sat at tables adorned with traditional place settings and elegant crystal glassware.
As night fell, the wedding tent glowed with activity below the chandelier lighting. Guests mingled, enjoying beer, wine, and cocktails served up by the Canoe serving staff. Everyone munched on delicious farm-to-table hors d'oeuvres, made from ingredient sourced locally in Atlanta, Georgia, before enjoying a catered dinner.
Live music led to dancing, and our Atlanta wedding photographers captured the fun as guests both young and old grabbed their partners and made their way to the dance floor. The newlyweds laughed, smiled, and danced their way through to the end of the evening, the joy of an unforgettable wedding day written all over their faces.
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A friend recently told me that he took care of himself and is in good shape, but figured in the years down the road when he is in his 70s that he may get the usual old age diabetes. OK, for someone in their 70s that isn't unusual, but still avoidable.
What is sad is the high school and college age kids who are a hundred plus pounds over weight, and sadly so many think there is nothing wrong with it, but unless they do something now, they face blindness, amputations, dialysis, heart disease, stork, and more. Diabetes wont kill them in their 30s, but it will make their 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and maybe their 70s miserable as their bodies slowly self-destruct. If you have a young loved one who is over weight, please have them read this article.
I'm in my mid 50s and active skiing, running, and enjoying life. Unfortunately when many of these kids who are 250 or 300 pounds now hit my age, they will be missing a foot or leg, facing blindness, and wishing they were dead – but will live for many more years…..
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Some people say aiming to look sleek in your swimsuit or wedding duds is the biggest motivator for losing weight. But Mike Durbin's incentive for dropping pounds beats all.
Three years ago, at age 24, Durbin's doctor told him he had type 2 diabetes and congestive heart failure. More than 300 pounds at the time, Durbin knew that if he didn't take action, he faced the possibility of an early death.
"I was probably pushing about 340 when I was first diagnosed. As far as the physical changes go, within about three months or so of being diagnosed I dropped about 40 pounds," says Durbin, of Fort Wayne, Ind., who takes a dozen medications now. Always a meat-and-potatoes kind of guy, he says he had to learn to eat in moderation and now opts for sugar-free foods more often.
The experience has changed how he looks at his personal life, too. Durbin and his girlfriend of nine years postponed the idea of marriage, and he is not sure about starting a family.
"I don't like the thought that I could have a kid and he could end up with diabetes down the road. And one of the troubling thoughts I have is if something were to happen to me, (his wife) would be left alone as a mother. You really have to stop and think about these things," Durbin says.
Experts are becoming increasingly concerned about the growing number of people in their 20s and 30s coping with type 2 diabetes, which used to be rarely seen in those under 40.
As diabetes becomes more prevalent in young people, the long-term complications of the condition cardiovascular problems like high blood pressure and high cholesterol, nerve damage, blindness and kidney failure are more likely to occur at younger ages, too, says David Kendall, chief scientific and medical officer for the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
"Children and young adults, and young middle-aged people, are the groups in which the rates are apparently growing the fastest," Kendall says.
Leading diabetes experts will gather Friday in San Diego for the group's 71st Scientific Sessions to present new research and discuss the explosion of diabetes, which afflicts an estimated 25.8 million adults and children in the USA.
The obesity epidemic the fallout of people eating more junk food and getting less exercise is an obvious factor in the rise in diabetes cases among the young, says Martin Abrahamson, chief medical officer at Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston.
But there may be more to it, Kendall says. "We used to just say it was the obesity issue, but I think there's a complexity to it. We can say now that there are also more higher-risk people" living in that higher-risk environment.
He says research suggests there are single genes and clusters of genes that probably make some people more likely to develop diabetes when they gain weight, while others can add pounds and not develop diabetes. Scientists are trying to unravel who's most vulnerable.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 3.7% of 20- to 44-year-olds have diabetes. Many of those cases are type 2, when either the cells in the body don't respond to insulin (which helps convert food into energy) or when the pancreas has trouble making enough insulin. In 2010, about 465,000 in that age group were newly diagnosed.
Complications of the disease are more likely to occur in middle age if not sooner, especially in young adults who don't take care of themselves or have access to medical care, says Ann Albright, director of the CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation.
"The longer you live with the disease, the more likely you are to develop the complications. If you develop diabetes at a young age, the chances are greater of complications at a younger age," Albright says.
Diabetes will shorten the lives of men diagnosed at age 30 by an average of 14.5 years; if diagnosed at age 20, by 17 years, the CDC says.
For women diagnosed at 30, diabetes shortens life by an average of 16.5 years; if diagnosed at 20, by 18 years.
'A troubling trend'
"Today diabetes is the commonest cause of blindness in the Western world. It's the commonest cause of end-stage kidney disease, and non-traumatic lower limb amputations. People who have type 2 diabetes have a two- to threefold greater risk for developing cardiovascular disease and stroke," Abrahamson says.
Eric Choi, chief of vascular surgery and director of the Limb Salvage Center at Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia, fears that if young diabetics don't get the care they need, by middle age they'll be marginalized unable to get jobs or participate fully in life like their peers.
"We're seeing more and more younger diabetic patients who require limb salvage work," Choi says. He says his medical team performed 40 or 50 amputations this past year. "Easily 10 were in patients 45 and under. That's a troubling trend."
Choi is particularly concerned for young minority adults who have higher rates of type 2 than whites, according to CDC data, and may be more likely to accept diabetes and its complications because that's what parents and older relatives might have done in the past.
Choi heads a team at Temple working on diabetes-prevention campaigns in the community. He and his team also are using medical techniques, including angiogenesis growing new blood vessels in at-risk diabetes patients when they spot vulnerable wounds to help stop further limb damage.
When a young diabetes patient comes through the emergency department doors, he is placed on a diabetes care fast track, which offers nutrition coaching, a vision checkup, and a cardiovascular workup, among other care, all in one shot because, Choi says, if a patient walks out the door between appointments, he is less likely to return.
Albright says young adults with diabetes haven't been extensively studied. She is part of an ADA team looking at this 18- to 30-year-old "transition" group.
A lot of changes occur in those years that can affect health, she says, especially in someone with a chronic illness: They move out of family homes and away from parents who help monitor health, they enter college and workplaces where food choices are sometimes poorer and where people may not be supportive, they change insurance plans or go without health coverage, and some marry and have children.
Albright says the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which became law in March 2010, has expanded coverage for some in this vulnerable age group. According to the ADA, previously, insurance companies could deny coverage to people with diabetes or charge more for insurance. Under the new law, however, young adults with diabetes can now stay on their parents' plans until age 26. By 2014, young patients with diabetes will be able to buy coverage from any insurer and will be protected from being denied because of their diabetes.
There's "no question" the more effectively you manage diabetes, the more likely you'll live a longer, healthier life, Albright says. That means taking medications, seeing your doctor regularly, monitoring blood sugar often, eating healthfully and exercising, she says.
Getting support
Alexa Hammes, 30, of Hudson, Mass., says that's what she's trying to do since being diagnosed in January. "I was desperately sick. I would commute an hour or more a day both ways, and I couldn't go a half-hour without taking a nap. I couldn't get enough water to drink."
She joined a diabetes management and weight-loss program at Joslin Diabetes Center. Now, instead of having just coffee for breakfast, she drinks a protein shake formulated for people with diabetes. She works out at the gym almost every day and rides her horse for exercise; she also uses the healthy menus the program suggests.
"The menu options are absolutely delicious. One favorite is the turkey-and-bean wrap, another is the salsa chicken over whole-wheat pasta," says Hammes, who has dropped two clothing sizes.
Durbin, who works as an information technology professional, says he turns to his blog and Twitter to help cope with diabetes and his heart problems at a time in life when most people his age aren't thinking at all about life-threatening illnesses.
"There's definitely a huge mental health component to living with diabetes and congestive heart failure. It's a whole lot to deal with at one time," he says. "Most of the inspiration and encouragement I get comes from the online diabetes community."
Says Albright: "You can't achieve perfect control. But the better you take care of yourself, the better shot you're giving yourself at a life without those serious diabetes complications."
(c) Copyright 2011 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Co. Inc.
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New Zealand is shaking off the economic effects of its February earthquake, and that's creating a trading opportunity.
The earthquake that hit Christchurch, New Zealand earlier this year was a doozie, and the New Zealand dollar certainly experienced some aftershocks. Now, though, New Zealand is poised to report some impressive economic growth — yes, growth — for the first quarter.
New Zealand is "starting to bounce back pretty dramatically" from the disaster, says Amelia Bourdeau, director of foreign exchange at Westpac Institutional Bank. The first quarter GDP report "is likely to be strong and show an acceleration from the fourth quarter into the first quarter," probably in the neighborhood of 0.3 to 0.5 percent, she told CNBC's Melissa Lee.
Bourdeau expects the good news to lift the kiwi, so she recommends buying it against the euro. The pair has moved recently, so she suggests waiting for a bounce in the euro. Then she would buy the New Zealand dollar against the euro at 1.7250 with a target of 1.6900 and a stop of 1.7450.
Jens Nordvig, head of G10 foreign exchange strategy at Nomura Securities, sees some other potential support for the New Zealand dollar. The Chinese central bank, he says, "might actually be buying kiwis themselves." It's important to watch the moves of the big central banks in the currency markets, he says, adding, "I think the kiwi is getting more and more interest from big central banks."
As for technical data, Todd Gordon, co-head of research and trading at Aspen Trading Group**, says he likes the idea of taking profits on the trade at 1.6920. "Be quick to take profits because this trend is just about exhausted," he says.
You can watch the whole discussion right here.
**Aspen Trading Group is short USD/SGD and USD/CHF.
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Sightsee in style during your stay in St. Augustine! With the Matanzas Bay bordering our city, you'll find plenty of wonderful opportunities to take to the water on a cruise. From the boat, you'll see the city's most famous monuments and historic sites. Plus, a St. Augustine sightseeing cruise is the perfect addition to any romantic getaway. Keep reading to get the details and start planning your trip today!
Book Passage on a St. Augustine Sightseeing Cruise
Scenic Cruise in St. Augustine
Let's started with the oldest cruise in the nation's oldest city! Scenic Cruise opened in 1918 when Frank Usina made a home for his family in nearby North Beach. At the time, that area was only accessible by boat. Famous industrialist Henry Flagler asked Frank and his wife to host oyster roasts on the island. They also ferried guests back and forth from the Ponce De Leon Hotel (which is now Flagler College) and the Alcazar Hotel (which is now the Lightner Museum). From there, the business expanded into the operation you see today.
When you book your ride, you'll get to enjoy a narrated tour that lasts over an hour. Your knowledgeable captain will educate you on the many amazing landmarks around town. It's a great way to snap some beautiful photos and learn about the history of our wonderful city.
There are typically four cruises departing every day at 11:00 a.m. as well as 1:00, 2:45 and 4:30 p.m. They leave from the St. Augustine Municipal Marina, which is a 10-minute walk from Agustin Inn.
Florida Water Tours
If you're looking for a wide variety of rides, Florida Water Tours is an excellent option. There are four relaxing excursions, each special in its own way. If you'd prefer something a bit more intimate, they also have private trips available.
- Wine Tasting Cruise: What's better than a wine tasting? Having a wine tasting on a cruise, of course! This year-round tour runs in the early evening from Thursday to Sunday. six samples of wine, plus a full complimentary drink, are both included in your ticket. There is also an assortment of cheese and crackers to enjoy. This 90-minute ride departs from Camachee Cove Marina, a 10-minute drive from Agustin Inn. You'll see some of the city's most famous sites, like the St. Augustine Lighthouse.
- Dolphin and Wildlife Adventure: Who says learning about nature can't be fun? On Florida Water Tours' ecotour, you'll get to explore wetlands and coastal marshes, as well as see local wildlife. It is also 90 minutes long. There will be boxed water and soft drinks on sale, but they suggest that you bring a refillable water bottle and a picnic lunch.
- Sunset Cruise: This is just for the 21-and-over crowd! You and your partner can enjoy stunning views of Castillo de San Marcos or Mission Nombre de Dios. See stunning sites and enjoy a glass of wine or beer courtesy of the cash bar.
- Full Moon Tour: If you're in town for the full moon, you'll definitely want to book a seat on this cruise! It's offered three nights of the month. There's nothing quite as beautiful as watching the full moon rise over Matanzas Bay. Availability can be scarce, so be sure to this when you book your room at Agustin Inn!
- Nights of Lights Tour: Some visitors choose to see St. Augustine's famous Nights of Lights on foot. Some prefer to see it on a trolley tour. However, you may not know that boat cruises are an especially nice way of seeing St. Augustine all lit up. During the festival, Florida Water Tours offers three cruises per night. The first is at 6:00 p.m. and is available for all ages. The next two are at 7:45 and 9:30 p.m. and are for adults only.
Schooner Freedom
If you're planning a romantic getaway, there's no better company to book with than Schooner Freedom! They offer a wide variety of daily sails, as well as specialty tours. Their most popular tours are the Day, Sunset, and Moonlight Sails. Each excursion allows travelers to sightsee and enjoy the calm waters of St. Augustine, just at different times of day! Your admission includes complimentary wine, beer, sodas, or water. The Sunset Sail is our favorite, which is why we've allowed our guests to book this sail as part of our add-on attractions! Simply include this in your Agustin Inn reservation, and we'll take care of the rest. Schooner Freedom's other specialty tours include:
- Fins and Freedom: Two amazing companies teamed up to create one outstanding tour! Enjoy an awesome eco-tour during your summertime stay. This is a great choice for families, but there are only a few trips available, so book early!
- Full Moon Sail: Enjoy the calm night and a full moon while you listen to live music and sip complimentary wine! This special cruise only happens once a month, so book in advance!
- Nights of Lights Tour: Discover why the Nights of Lights makes St. Augustine one of the top places to see Christmas lights in the world! Schooner Freedom knows just where to go to find the best views of the water.
Book Your Stay Today With Agustin Inn
Are you ready to plan the adventure of a lifetime? Then book your stay today at Agustin Inn! Our historic town is the perfect place for a romantic getaway, family trip, or weekend getaway. Agustin Inn offers exception accommodations. From the gorgeous guest rooms to the top-notch amenities, there is so much to enjoy. Plus, our bed and breakfast is in the heart of the historic downtown district. It's easy to explore all of St. George Street or head over to the Lightner Museum from our front door!
Enhance your stay with one of our vacation specials! The Ultimate Romance Package is sure to help you impress your loved one. It includes a private horse and carriage ride, a half-dozen chocolate-covered strawberries, complimentary champagne on ice, one-dozen assorted roses, and a flameless candle waiting for you in your room.
Check our availability and book today! We look forward to having you.


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Hi there. Your username makes me feel sad I'm sorry you are feeling depressed. As far as liking the feeling of not eating…well, that doesn't work for very long, unfortunately. I hope you can find some support here.I attended medical school but am not working as a physician. PLEASE...when it doubt, get it checked out - by your own doctor.
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Kryvičy - is a large village of Myadzyel district, Minsk region of Belarus. The main attractions of the village of Kryvičy are Catholic and Orthodox churches. Older among these churches is the Catholic church of St. Andrew the Apostle. Originally, this temple was part of the Catholic monastery. The monastery was founded in the village of Kryvičy in 1770 and originally included a wooden church and wooden residential buildings. However, already in 1796, in exchange for these wooden buildings, new stone churches and a residential building were erected. It is these buildings that have survived to this day.
After the uprising of 1830 the monastery in the village of Kryvičy was closed by the tsarist authorities. After that the church became an ordinary parish church, and in the former monastic buildings local priests began to live, and also the parish administration was located. In the second half of the 19th century the entire architectural complex was surrounded by a natural stone fence. The central entrance to the church in the village of Kryvičy was decorated with brick brama (gate). In this form, this architectural complex has survived to our time. The church, the monastery building, the brama and the fence in the village of Kryvičy are maintained in good condition. If necessary, they are immediately repaired and restored. Undoubtedly, the church in the village of Kryvičy is an important architectural monument of the late 18th century and an interesting landmark of Belarus.
As already mentioned, the next attraction of the village of Kryvičy is the Orthodox church of the Holy Trinity. This temple was built in 1887. This new brick church in the village of Kryvičy was erected in place of an old wooden church built in 1642, in the same place. In the Soviet era (namely, from 1963 to 1989), the church in the village of Kryvičy was closed, and a warehouse was located in its walls. During this time, the building of the temple has decayed, and, evidently, the interior of the church has suffered the most. Nevertheless, after the return of the church in the village of Kryvičy to the believers, it was quickly and qualitatively restored and today this church is in good condition. The area around the church is also fenced with a natural stone fence with a beautiful brama decorating the central entrance. The church in the village of Kryvičy is an interesting landmark of Belarus and an architectural monument of the 19th century.
In addition to these attractions in the village of Kryvičy there are also a few small historical buildings that were erected in the first half of the 20th century and can be attributed to the development of the village. Also, earlier in the village of Kryvičy there was a manor. There is a wooden manor house and several outbuildings. However, the manor house during the Soviet era was rebuilt into an ordinary house, and outbuildings are in an extremely unattractive condition. Speaking about the tourist attraction of the village of Kryvičy, we can not fail to mention that there are not only several shops, a pharmacy, a post office and a bank, but also a small cafe.


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We left our hometown of Kendal at 9.30am on Saturday 25th October to head to Manchester Airport. We arrived at our hotel(The Jurys Inn, Christchurch) at approximately 3.45pm and had to rush straight back out to collect my race number from the RDS centre before it closed at 6pm.
We had booked the hotel because it was in close proximity to the Marathon's start and finish points, so I felt rather irritated to discover that the RDS centre was in fact a 3 mile journey away. Being a visitor to the city and being unfamiliar with the bus routes and stops this caused us a lot of undue stress.
After locating the correct bus stop we waited patiently together with what felt like half of Dublin for the correct bus to arrive. When it arrived we managed to squeeze on (only just) but had the problem of knowing where to get off to be close to the RDS centre. As the bus was full to overflowing we were stood right at the front and we had a friendly bus driver who thankfully told us when to get off.
With traffic congestion this "short" journey took us just under an hour! If I hadn't been running a marathon the next day I would have walked back into town rather than suffer another similar journey.
We arrived at the RDS Centre just after 5pm and things went from bad to worse.
The queue for number collection was right out the door and down the street. We didn't have any choice but to join the end of the queue!
We thought we just had to get to the main doors and we would be sorted but alas once inside the building the queue snaked upstairs and right around the building and back again!
I finally got my number and goody bag but didn't have the time, energy or inclination to stay and have a good look around the expo knowing we had to fight the crowds on the bus again to get back to the hotel!
Finally at 6.30pm, 2 and a half hours after leaving the hotel we arrived back not in a very positive frame of mind!
What I don't understand is why don't the race organisers either post out the race numbers or if this is a cost saving exercise at least have a number collection point which is close to the race start!
In preparation for the marathon and to carb up we went out to an Italian restaurant and had a fabulous meal, before heading to bed for an early night!
I had the worst night sleep ever as the radiator in our hotel room clunked and banged every 10 minutes and the other rooms on our floor were home to a very loud, boisterous and over excited group of girls on a hen night with obviously no regard to anyone else. I was thankful when my alarm went off at 7am and I could get up!
I struggled with a porridge pot and a banana for breakfast and then my husband did his physio bit and put some KT tape on my Achilles. I had an Achilles injury last year and as I increased the mileage heading towards the marathon they started to object slightly and were becoming increasingly sore. I wanted to give them a bit of support and hoped the tape would do the job!
This was beginning to look like all the ingredient's for a disastrous marathon! Luckily the weather appeared to be on side - at least it wasn't raining!
After contemplating the weather I dressed appropriately and we were heading out to the race start by 8am.
On our way out we complained to the hotel reception about our room and they gave us the option of moving rooms which we accepted.
However, this meant packing ... thankfully whilst I was running my husband turned from physio to porter and it was all done by the time I finished!
The walk to the start only took us about 15 minutes. Unfortunately my husband and friends who had come to support me couldn't actually join me at the start as it was for competitor's only.
We said our goodbyes and I headed off on the lonely walk to find the green start point. At this point I wished I had brought a running friend for company! I passed through the baggage area and seeing some portoloos decided to get my nervous wee out the way and joined the queue. After I had been queuing 5 minutes or so there was an announcement which said "Please do not queue for the toilets in the baggage area as there is plenty more toilets in each starting zone".
After receiving this information I continued on my way to my starting zone and was dismayed to find the longest toilet queue in the world queuing for just 10 toilets!
Where were the plentiful supply of toilets the kind lady on the loudspeaker promised?
I arrived in this mega queue at 8.30am and actually missed my green start at 9.10!
Thankfully I made it in time to start with the last zone and managed to shuffle and wheedle my way to the front. I was not a happy bunny but tried to remain calm. At the front of this zone were the 4.20 pacers and as my PB is 4:21 I thought if I stayed with them I would get a PB by a marginal amount.
We were walked to the start line before a countdown had us on our way at around 9.20am! The area around the pacers was too congested so I decided to run my own race! Once I broke free of the pacers it was great - no problems with settling into my pace at all. It's just a pity that my pace was just too fast!
I was delighted to see my friends and husband at the 3 mile mark together with a support banner that made me laugh!
My first mile was at a 9.01 minute mile pace, mile 2 at a 8.46 minute mile pace and mile 3 was at a 8.56 minute mile pace before I managed to rein myself in and I eventually slowed down to a 9.44 minute mile pace for mile 4.
I then managed to maintain a fairly consistent pace with mile 5 and 6 also being at a 9.44 minute mile pace. I continued with 9.53, 9.26, 9.18, 9.36, 9.58, 10.10, 9.52, 10.16. At this stage in the race I was approaching the half way point and I crossed the timing mat in 2 hours 6 minutes right on schedule for a PB! Now all I had to do was maintain this pace!
The first half of the course had been surprisingly undulating and the weather was very warm, humid and windy! Not a good combination but on a positive note my Achilles were behaving themselves and I had absolutely no pain despite the hills!
The crowd support was amazing and there were lots of banners offering support as well as kids high-5ing and sweets galore! One banner that really struck me said "I am so proud of you complete stranger" and it brought a tear to my eye! So many people were shouting my name as I ran I felt like I had 1001 friends with me! It is a truly amazing city!
Despite my best efforts I slowed down during the second half. With it being such a warm day I had purposefully kept well hydrated and took an energy gel every 5 miles but this wasn't enough to keep the dreaded wall at bay! At mile 21 I hit it head on and by mile 22 I was walking! I have never walked in my previous 2 marathons and I was upset and disappointed with myself but my legs just wouldn't listen! After a short walk rest and with lots of encouragement from the crowds I managed to get going again but the low point came when the 4.20 pacers passed me at the 23 mile mark. My heart just completely lost it! I was hot, I was tired, the wind was making its presence known, I was struggling up a hill and now a PB was out the window. What was the point? With this defeatist attitude I ran/walked/shuffled the last 3 miles and they felt longer and harder than the first 23 miles! Thankfully the tape on my Achilles had worked so at least I wasn't in pain too!
The crowds on the final stretch were amazing and I tried my best to give it my all!
Although my Garmin did say I had run 26.37 miles - perhaps I did too much zig zagging trying to high 5 everyone! You can see the route and my race stats here!
Before the race I had announced to family, friends and anyone who would listen that this was my third and final marathon and I felt a huge relief that I would never have to do it again!
I made my way to the medal bearers and collected my goody bag and T shirt before heading to the family reunion point where I had arranged to meet my husband and friends!
This was a struggle!
The crowds were thick and everyone was trying to move in different directions! I was relieved to finally make it!
After reading this race report you may think I had a very negative experience but I have got to say as far as marathons go this is an absolutely fantastic race and one I would whole heartedly recommend!
The race number collection point and the start and finish facilities need improving but the actual race itself is great, the crowd support fantastic and the water, Lucozade and gel stations are outstanding!
What's more I have NEVER received 2 goody bags before - I got one with my number and it included a towel and one at the finish!
This truly is an amazing marathon and I would definitely call it the friendliest most supported marathon out there!
Dubliners did the city proud!
I would recommend it 100 per cent!
If anywhere was going to entice me to do another gruelling 26.2 miles - it would be Dublin and the partying experience afterwards was worth the pain! I am very pleased that I stayed for 3 nights in total, which meant 2 nights of fun and frolicks!
I even wore my medal to go out - I was indeed a very proud finisher!
Thank you Dublin for a memorable few days!
I didn't get the longed for PB but the overall experience was worth far more!


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We are experienced and professional movers that provide high-quality services at affordable prices. If you want to move from any place in the US to another city and state, Cross Country Movers Group is the company you should call. We are going to support your from the beginning of the moving process to the end and make your cross-country relocation a lot easier. We pride on providing excellent customer support, and if you have any questions at any point of the relocation, we encourage you to contact us.
The first thing you need to do is ask for a free quote, and you can do this in two different ways. The first one would be to call us and the second one to fill out the form on our website. In both cases, we are going to calculate and send you a free quote as soon as possible, so that you can plan every step of the move. You will realize that we offer reasonable prices and therefore, we present you the moving services you can choose.
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Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548
- 50m2+ £32.74
- 100m2+ £32.49
- 150m2+ £31.99
Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548 Details...
Add a luxurious and sophisticated touch into your interiors with this stunning Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548. Featuring extra-large planks, the Quick-Step Majestic range is especially well suited to large room installations. Helping to create a spacious feel, this natural look laminate is sure create a sense of warmth and elegance. Sold with a 25-year warranty, you can be sure your money is well spent on this flooring solution.
Each pack of the Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548 will cover an area up to 2.952 square metres. This makes it one of our best value laminates. Each plank measures 2050mm long, 240mm wide and 9.5mm thick. It's AC4 grade, which means you can install it in domestic and moderate commercial environments. There are 4 genuine Bevel grooves included on each plank, colour matched to the floor below for a great aesthetically pleasing finish.
Thanks to the floor's water-resistant design, it can be installed in high-moisture environments such as bathrooms and washrooms. It's been given a unique Hydroseal coating which prevents water from penetrating into the floor. This also helps to protect it against spills and stains, making it an ideal choice for homes with pets and children.
As well as being water resistant, the floor comes with Scratchguard technology. This really adds to its durability, protecting the surface from micro scratches as well as everyday scuffs and wear and tear.
It's possible to install the Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548 with underfloor heating. Most systems should be compatible, though we do recommend checking with the manufacturer's guidelines prior to installation. Adding underfloor heating will really help to boost the floor's warmth and comfort throughout the colder months.
Concerned about your impact on the environment? This laminate, like all Quick-Step laminates, has been awarded the EU Ecolabel. The floor meets high ecological standards and is designed to be eco-friendly throughout its entire lifecycle.
Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548 Maintenance
You'll be able to easily install the Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548 by yourself. This is thanks to the patented UniClic system. It allows you to simply click then lock the planks into place with minimal effort. You won't need nails, glue or any other messy adhesive. Quick-Step have designed the click system to be extremely easy to use no matter how much DIY experience you have.
The Hydroseal coating means you'll be able to keep the floor sparkling clean by giving it a weekly mop. Any spills can also be quickly wiped up without the worry they'll stain or penetrate into the floor. Besides a weekly mop, giving the floor a daily vacuum or sweep with a light brush, should help to keep dirt and debris at bay.
The Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548 truly is a beautiful and remarkably durable floor. Just one of many in this stunning collection, why not browse the full range to see which design best matches your preferences?
Click fit laminate is a popular choice amongst DIY enthusiasts. Designed to simply lock together, this style of installation is the easiest and fastest method. So, if you're looking to install your new floor by yourself, click flooring is the best option.
Each click laminate floor will come with its own unique installation guidelines. However, to show you just how easy it is, here you'll discover a general overview of how click fit laminate should be installed.
Don't forget to acclimatise the floor
Before you install laminate flooring, it's going to need to be acclimatised. This means, leaving it in the room it will be installed for a set period of time. The manufacturer will provide instructions on how long the floor needs to be acclimatised but typically it's around 24-48 hours. The flooring should be left in its pack unopened and stacked on top of each other.
Preparing for installation
As the laminate is being acclimatised, you'll want to start preparing the subfloor for installation. Make sure the subfloor you're using doesn't have excessive levels of moisture. It should also be completely flat and smooth so any holes will need to be filled.
Check to see whether any door jambs need to be trimmed to install the flooring. You'll also want to use a good quality underlay underneath to provide a stable base for the laminate. Foam underlay tends to be the best option, although it might not be needed if the subfloor is flat and consistently dry. It's important to note that click fit laminate cannot be installed over joists, the base needs to be solid and flat.
How to install using the click method
When you're ready to install click laminate, you'll find it's an exceptionally easy process. Here you'll discover a brief step-by-step guide to help…
Step 1: Lay out the planks to see which way you want to install them. You don't want to lay out the entire floor here, just a few rows to see how it will look. Click the boards together gently, but don't lock them.
Step 2: Begin installing the floor in the left-hand corner of the room. Remember to leave an appropriate expansion gap as laminate can still expand and contract. Ensure the shorter groove of the plank is against the wall.
Step 3: Place the next plank in the first row, positioning it at an angle as you slot the edge into the first plank. Push it downwards and you'll hear a click as the planks slot together. Continue installing the rest of the first row using this method.
Step 4: If required, trim the last plank to ensure it fits correctly. It's best to use a saw and measure the line to be cut with a straight edge. Remember to cut enough of the plank to account for the expansion gap.
Step 5: Start installing the second row, placing the plank in the same position as the first row. Place the plank at an angle and insert it into the groove of the plank in the first row. Make sure there aren't any gaps between the seams.
Step 6: Continue installing the remaining rows exactly how you did with the first and second. You should find the click fit system speeds up the process. Once finished, remove spacers from the expansion gaps and cover them with moulding or a complementary threshold.
As the planks easily slot together, you should find the above installation guide a breeze. However, remember to always follow manufacturer specific installation instructions for the best possible fit.
As you can see, installing the Quick-Step Majestic Woodland Oak Brown MJ3548 is a straightforward process thanks to it's click fit system. However, if you have any questions or need help installing the floor, you can give our expert friendly team a call. They'll be happy to talk you through the process.
Important: We highly recommend contacting the manufacturer of the floor to receive an official installation guide. Failure to follow manufacturer guidelines could void the warranty.
Our Frequently Asked Questions
- Unfortunately not unless you have just ordered some flooring and decide to add an additional box / number of boxes to your order to be sent out with your existing order. If this is the case, please quote your existing order ID in a message and send it via email or the contact form on the "Contact Us" page.
- No.
- We provide stripping and adhesive in the accessories section.
- Sorry but no.
- Installing solid floors in water-prone areas causes them to swell. Consider pre-finished solid wood floors, which come with a waterproof surface.
- No.
- Lifestyle Flooring UK offer solid wood floors reinforced with multiple layers of protective coating. Therefore, our floors are extremely resistant to scratches and chipping.
- Squeaks are caused due to a wobbly sub-floor. Solid wood flooring must be installed on an even and intact subfloor to prevent squeaks.
- Yes, leave a gap of 10mm at the minimum, to accommodate expansions. A decorative bead board or skirting board can serve as a good cover for the gap.
- Lifestyle Flooring UK recommends an acclimation period of 5 days. This ensures that the solid wood is in a perfect condition for installation.
- A solid wood floor can be sanded and refinished several times, which makes the floor look new. The floor doesn't need sanding for the initial 10 to 15 years though.
- Standard engineered wood floors are not recommended for bathrooms as too much contact with water causes them to swell. Pre-finished types are preferable as they feature a water-resistant surface.
- Yes.
- Floors from Lifestyle Flooring UK come with multiple protective coatings, which makes them highly scratchproof.
- Squeaks occur when a floor is installed on an uneven subfloor. Correct installation will not produce squeaks.
- Yes, a gap of a minimum 10mm is required.
- Allow the floor to stay for a minimum of 36hrs in the room of installation for acclimation.
- Engineered floors can be sanded multiple times to retain their new look. They will not, however need sanding for 10 to 15 years immediately after installation.
- Yes. But, laminate floors are water resistant only to a certain extent. So, remove excess water at the earliest.
- Yes.
- Install the floors on even subfloors to prevent such noises.
- Laminate floors are not made of natural products however we recommended a minimum expansion gap of 1/4 inch.
- Yes.


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Olive Grove
The estate is located in Vila Flor municipality, in the Trás-os-Montes region. This region has privileged conditions for the production of high-quality olive oil.
There are 5600 olive trees across the whole estate. We follow the integrated production system certified by CERTIS with license No. PRODI425UP.
Olives grow in olive trees and olive oil is extracted from them. In our olive grove there are two olive varieties: cobrançosa and cordovil.
Olive Picking
Traditional process is used, i.e. manually, which consists in beating of olives in order to extract the olive which ultimately fall into a cloth "previously extended and stretched around the trunk of the olive tree."
In order to produce the oil, the olives undergo several processing methods with different types of machinery. After a number of mechanical processes, the oil extracted is virgin because it doesn't contain chemicals or is sugject to further processing. The product obtained is therefore 100% natural.
Every year analyses are carried out on a sample of different oil types at Piaget Institute. Here the oil is analysed for its level of acidity, peroxide value, absorbance and wax. The organoleptic analysis is performed in Mirandela.
Our produce is a pure virgin oil with an acidity which does not exceed 3g per 100g.
In order to maintain its properties at maximum, the oil is stored in stainless steel vats. During this period such conditions as hygiene, aeration, temperature and luminosity are thoroughly controlled.
Bottling depends largely from the quantity of oil produced that year and also from customers' needs. Our oil is available in three bottle sizes: 5-litre carboys and 500 ml and 250 ml bottles.


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Created 06-09-2014 02:06 PM
Hello All,
I need to hardcode the value for "yarn.application.classpath " - Could you please help me out with all the values?
Created 06-09-2014 03:56 PM
Hi Ram,
Without a little more context it is hard to tell what you are asking. In CM, you can manage Yarn configuration, including the setting you specified. See this documentation:
You can search for yarn.application.classpath on the page (with your browser search).
Created 06-09-2014 04:07 PM
Hi Ben,
I am trying to get the CDH 5.0.1 working with Datameer using MRv2 and I did the cut and past of variables from yarn-site.xml file but for some reason datameer is not able to get the correct yarn.application.classpath variables. So I am thinking of putting the hard code path into datameer configuration like /usr/lib/hadoop, /usr/lib/hadoop/, /usr/lib/hadoop-yarn/ ...etc
see if it makes any difference. so I need value for all the below variables ( I can spend time to collect these on my own but I thought it will be easy to get it from forum as it is standard rpm install)
What I am thinking is to put the above variables into datameer user unix profile and also on applicaiton configuration.
Created 06-09-2014 05:19 PM
I haven't done this myself, but according to the following page, it appears Datameer needs some configuration:
Notice that there is a specific note about the "yarn.application.classpath" option. It implies that a Datameer Admin may need to update the das-common.properties file
I would recommend checking with Datameer or their community for further details.


text: Whether humans are optimal decision makers is still a debated issue in the realm of perceptual decisions. Taking advantage of the direct link between an optimal decision-making and the confidence in that decision, we offer a new dual-decisions method of inferring such confidence without asking for its explicit valuation. Our method circumvents the well-known miscalibration issue with explicit confidence reports as well as the specification of the cost-function required by 'opt-out' or post-decision wagering methods. We show that observers' inferred confidence in their first decision and its use in a subsequent decision (conditioned upon the correctness of the first) fall short of both an optimal and an under-sampling behavior and are significantly better fitted by a model positing that observers use no more than four confidence levels, at odds with the continuous confidence function of stimulus level prescribed by a normative behavior.


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I would like to allow your app "US Radio" in the Internet whitelist of my daughter's Android phone. To do so I need the URL the app uses to connect to the Internet. The app was downloaded via the French Google Play Store and the smartphone is currently used in Germany. Please be so kind as to communicate me the appropriate URL.
Best regards,
Silke von Kraewel.
You have to contact the developer of the application in order to find out what is the source he's using for its US Radio application. Access the application on the Play Store page then scroll down to the contacts section and you'll see the contact details. Use that email and send him an inquiry related to the availability of the streaming URL.
This is the only way to obtain the necessary information to use for your needs.


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His appearance on the Colombian reggaetón superstar J Balvin's 2018 album Vibras was one of the highlights of Rosalía's rapid rise from alt-flamenco niche figure to world-wide-conquering pop icon.
She showed a new contemporary whimsy to her singing with her voice dancing over Balvin's irresistible alto croon, "Brillo," which she co-wrote with Balvin's longtime producer Sky.
It was a bubbly look at digital flirtation, far from her debut flamenco standards or the weighty historical references of her breakthrough album El Mal Querer.
The singers ' new collaboration "Con Altura" is meant to be playful like "Brillo," but this time it's a straight-up reggaeton banger instead of a ballad, courtesy of a snapping dembow beat from Canadian producer Frank Dukes and El Guincho from Spain, Rosalía's El Mal Querer collaborator.
There are nods to the flamenco roots of the singer, references to jewels and flashy cars, and even a riff to live fast and dying young ("Vivo rápidoy no tengo cura / Iré joven pa ' la sepultura").
Download mp3 – Rosalia ft J Balvin -Con Altura , from FAMzic


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Transversal Process Coordinator
Your Mission:
The role of the Transversal Process Coordinator ensures the transversely of practices and contributes to the dynamics of transversal themes in the departments.
Your Role in a Nutshell:
- Manages global governance operations, prepares support for meetings with stakeholders internal and external;
- Participate to the department management's activities;
- Assures the support in terms of internal communication of the COO towards SG Group & Network, that would lead to a positive reinforcement of deliverables of the coordinated departments;
- Follow the road map execution, ensure a follow up on the priority themes;
- Follows the consolidated execution of transformation initiatives;
- Coordinates the activity reports performed by the departments managed by the COO, makes sure that the best solutions are proposed to be put in place, taking into account the diversity of the team;
- Provide the necessary support for Internal Communication.
A little about You:
- Economical studies;
- Previous experience in regulatory reporting field, qualifying experience in financial audit/accounting with a focus on internal controls, preferably in regulatory/financial services/banking;
- Lean 6 Sigma skills;
- Fluency in English & French;
- Experience in Project Management with particular focus on financial or IT or Risk, Compliance;
- Solid Microsoft Office knowledge (Advanced Excel, Access, Power Point);
- Previous experience in Project Management (preferable within BPO/SSC environment).
We also value:
- Good communication skills;
- Great analytical skills;
- Results oriented, high flexibility and work autonomy;
- Decision making and problem solving skills;
- Strong analytical skills;
- Capacity of understanding the connections between operations and the architecture of information systems.
Besides a career what else we offer:
- Competitive remuneration based on qualifications and seniority
- Yearly bonus per company policy
- Discounts for retailers
- Medical services and life insurance
- Private pension contribution
- A modern working environment: open, informal, fun atmosphere
- Continuous training and development programs
- Work from Home (1 day/week)
Only selected candidates will be contacted for an interview, the rest of the applications are stored in the database of the company for future opportunities. All applications are considered strictly confidential.


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Bill O'Reilly: "I Think John Boehner Is Secretly a Democrat" (Video)Posted by Jim Hoft on Sunday, February 9, 2014, 11:09 PMBill O'Reilly picked Speaker John Boehner for his Pinhead of the Week last Friday for obvious reasons.Boehner continues to push Republicans to pass immigration reform knowing it would alienate his base in an election year."Now, he's a pinhead because I believe John Boehner is secretly a Democrat. I think he's a quisling. Because he never says what you need to say… Here's our immigration plan. This is what we'd like to do… You're just handling a gift to the Democrats."Video at thegatewaypundit.com
Illegitimi non Carborundum
Wake up Bill. True conservatives have known this for years. Many within the ranks of the GOP are Democrats. Hint for Bill: Psst - Its why we call them RINOS!
When the dumbest man in the room (BOR) finally gets it, you know things are bad for Boner. He won't be able to spin that this Amnesty is really a great thing for the country and the GOP.


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Join us Sunday morning, May 5, as Pastor Ty continues our Seeing and Believing series. We will be learning from John 2:13-25. Our service times are 9:30 and 11:00. Communion will be a part of both services. GraceKids classes will meet 9:30-12:15. Gluten free communion wafers will be available in the back of the auditorium before each service.
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2016 : Year of the Dad
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Competition related chat
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You've got a new baby. What the heck do you do with it?
Birth. The Bit When The Baby Comes Out.
I took a trip to Zurich and had an incredible time. Yes, I had cheese.
Academy Award Best Picture Spotlight could be yours on DVD
One Dad's view on what Dads-To-Be can expect to happen
Advice on hosting your own wordpress site (I chose TSOHost).
The internet attracts oddballs and car selling is no exception
Dad invents daft games and activities for the kids.
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This page will serve as a bulletin board where I will pin various preaching resources and reflections.
My sermon notes, outlines and manuscripts
TextWeek.com – A great lectionary based preaching resource, very comprehensive, searchable by text, includes music, art and movies.
BibleStudyTools.com – good starting place for online scripture reading – powerful word search tool, simple to use, easy to compare different translations, easy to see where else an english word is used. Strong's numbers searchable in KJV and NAS.
Bible.cc – My preferred site for doing Greek and Hebrew language study, includes parts of speach, alternate definitions and where else the word is used.
Concise Preaching Bibliography provide by Rev. Dr. Lance Pape, homiletics professor at Brite Divinity School, TCU


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LOS ANGELES. With Easter celebrations concluded and Passover nearly over, the NFL offered its own brand of Holy Thursday festivities. It was time for the NFL 2019 Draft, and the league went all out to celebrate its 100th year of existence. The mood was so festive that even Roger Goodell was booed less lustily than in past years.
Nearly four hours after the Arizona Cardinals were on the clock, the NFL 2019 Draft Round 1 from Nashville, Tennessee was in the books. You can find a complete list of first round selections right here.
This year's first round was very tame compared to past years. The first half of the first round featured only one trade. There were a couple of reaches and a couple of guys slid a few spots too far down. However, nobody cratered like Aaron Rodgers in 2005. As expected, the Cardinals took quarterback Kyler Murray, despite picking Josh Rosen tenth overall last year. The San Francisco 49ers with the second pick took Nick Bosa, the younger brother of Chargers' standout Joey Bosa.
In the end, the NFL 2019 Draft had some winners and losers, as all NFL drafts do.
2019 Draft Winners:
Washington Redskins:
With the 15th pick in the NFL 2019 Draft, the Redskins somehow lucked into quarterback Dwayne Haskins. Raised in Maryland, Haskins was embraced by the DC faithful, though he transferred from the University of Maryland to Ohio State where he starred during his final year. Washington coveted him and got away without having to trade up to get him. The Redskins expect Alex Smith to miss the entire 2019 season recovering from the broken leg he suffered last year. Haskins came along at a fortuitous time.
San Francisco 49ers:
General Manager John Lynch struck platinum. Nick Bosa is a defensive stud when rushing the passer. The 49ers had a nasty defense that fell apart when Jim Harbaugh left to coach Michigan. The 49ers believe they have the leader of the future in quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. Now they have the leader of their defense. With talented, emotional leaders on both sides of the ball, the 49ers will face higher expectations than they have for some time.
Oakland Raiders:
It is hard to do badly with three first round picks. The Raiders should have gone with defense on all three picks, but at least they did on two of them. The criticism of the Silver and Black for taking Clelin Ferrell with the fourth pick is misplaced. He proved every bit as vital to Clemson winning the college national championship as did his defensive teammates.
Josh Jacobs is a feel-good story as well as the top running back in the Draft. Johnathan Abram was the best safety in the Draft. The Raiders have the third pick in the second round, and are already receiving offers for that pick. Mike Mayock stayed patient and somehow got Jon Gruden to overcome his worst impulses to draft a quarterback. Arizona drafting Murray helped save Gruden from himself. The last thing the Raiders needed was a quarterback. Derek Carr now has more teammates to help him. That is exactly what the Raiders needed for their final year in Oakland.
Buffalo Bills:
During the NFL 2019 Draft, one criticism of the Raiders and several other teams was passing up Ed Oliver. He was not expected to be available with the ninth pick. The Bills got lucky, and they made the most of that luck. Oliver is a monster that can improve an already pretty good defense. Buffalo really needs help on offense, but Oliver was too good at that spot to pass up. Drafting for need is one strategy. But it's tough to argue with taking the best overall player left on the board.
City of Nashville:
Despite some rain, this NFL Draft got off to a rousingly successful start. Between 150,000 and 200,000 people showed up here, and they stayed. The best thing that ever happened to the Draft was Radio City Music Hall's inability to accommodate the NFL this year. They will probably never get the Draft back. Once regarded as an afterthough, this event became every bit as big as any other NFL event. Except for the Super Bowl. The NFL offers the biggest entertainment in sports, and Nashville is a great entertainment city. Combining them this year was a perfect match.
2019 Draft Losers:
Pittsburgh Steelers:
The loss of Antonio Brown was a blow. So instead of replacing him, the Steelers went with linebacker Devin Bush as their major move in the NFL 2019 Draft. The issue is not Bush's ability. The Steelers moved up from the 20th pick to the 10th pick to grab him. In addition to the 20th pick, they also gave the Denver Broncos their second round pick and their 2020 third round pick. It seemed a lot to give up for one player in a Draft that was very deep with defensive line stars.
New York Giants:
This team spent decades doing things right. But those days seem to be gone. With the sixth pick in the NFL Draft, the Giants were expected to either draft Haskins to succeed Eli Manning or a grab a complimentary piece to help Manning. They shocked everybody by taking quarterback Daniel Jones rather than Haskins. Worse for the Giants, Haskins went to their division rivals in Washington. Those two quarterbacks will be forever linked, and the Giants fans got angry.
The team's pick of defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence with the 17th pick was fine. However, they inexplicably traded up cornerback Deandre Baker with the 30th pick. Baker was considered the best cornerback in the Draft, but the Giants just gave picks away. The Giants had the fifth pick in the second round, 37th overall. To move up only seven spots, they gave up that second round pick, their fourth round pick, and their fifth round pick.
Josh Rosen:
One year after shining as a first round selection, Rosen could already be on the trading block. The Cardinals were the worst team in the league last year. But quarterback play was not why they went 3-13. Rosen never had a chance. Kyler Murray has too much hype around him for Rosen to continue. He will be traded or remain a backup. During Passover 2019, Rosen became only the latest Jew to be forced out of the desert to find a new homeland.
Alex Smith:
Smith's entire career has been one raw deal after another. After becoming the top pick in the 2005 Draft, Smith began a lengthy career of dinking and dunking. Yes, he threw too many four-yard West Coast Offense passes. However, he proved capable of throwing a deep ball. But his coaches wanted something else. The 49ers benched him in favor of a radicalized QB who brought disgrace to the entire league. Then, the Chiefs let him go as well, although it was impossible to argue against phenom Patrick Mahomes.
Last year with the Redskins, Smith's leg injury was the most gruesome NFL site to behold since Joe Theismann's compound fracture in 1987. Also for the unfortunate Redskins. Now, Smith will miss this entire upcoming season. While he wants to come back, that may not be his call. Smith won games but never won hearts. If Haskins succeeds, Smith is out of Washington and maybe out of the NFL for good.
Wait and see:
Arizona Cardinals: Kyler Murray could be the next Russell Wilson. He could be the next JaMarcus Russell. For every Peyton Manning, there is a Ryan Leaf. That is why letterheads love the NFL Draft. The Cardinals have been a laughingstock for much of their over 100 years of existence. Murray will either end the curse or be part of it. If Rosen wins a Super Bowl somewhere else, the fans will get redder than the Arizona desert and the team's logo.
Bizarre amusing side note:
If the Raiders draft tight end Isaac Nauta, they'll be the first team in history since the original Jews to draft Abram, Isaac & Jacobs. This would be a true NFL 2019 Draft Passover miracle.
— Headline image: New Washington Redskins NFL 2019 Draft pick Dwayne Haskins. Photo during his 2018 season with Ohio State. (Image via Wikipedia, CC 3.0 license)


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Be a Better WriterFall 2016 Doing & Learning
At first glance, a 348-page book about writing appears daunting. While it's written to a perfect age and audience (when teaching the importance of strong communication skills, the earlier the better), the book's thickness alone seems like a hard sell. This is a group, after all, with very real demands on their time.
However, the husband-and-wife authors have organized Be a Better Writer to be manageable in small bites. It functions efficiently as a reference tool, as well as an in-depth instructional aid that can hone in on specific skills.
The layout and detailed contents section make it easy to narrow subject matter down. Specific genre writing, such as fiction, journalism, or essay, are in their own easy-to-find sections, as are specific writing skills. For instance, if punctuation isn't a concern, but writing stronger sentences is, jump straight to Chapter 7. There are a generous supply of solid writing samples to illustrate the points made in each chapter, as well as a great set of writing prompts and activities to help readers put into practice what they've learned.
The breadth of the material is impressive. Not every reader is going to be interested, for instance, in writing short stories or screenplays - but there are detailed sections for those who are. As well as sections on idea-forming, pitches, stronger word use; how to use voice effectively, set mood, create memorable language; the list goes on.
There are detailed chapters on paper and essay writing, which include practical tips on how to begin, organizing thoughts, and proceeding methodically to an end. Often, the greatest challenge of any writing task is the blank page. These authors dismiss the fear, and replace it with friendly, easy-to-manage steps.
The book also includes several interviews with professional writers about their styles and work habits, and how they began their careers. There's plenty to offer all students at all levels - whether they want to pursue a career in writing, or write stronger papers, or just communicate better in general. The message throughout the book is that writing isn't so hard - anyone can do it, and anyone can get better.
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Millcraft is a Western Pennsylvania real estate developer and management company with a sixty-year history of successfully creating and maintaining prominent large-scale office, retail and mixed-use developments.
Established in 1957 by Jack B. Piatt, the company has built its reputation on a tradition of vision and excellence. The hallmark of this tradition can be found in Millcraft's steadfast commitment to customer service, integrity, hard work, stability and profitability. Through the long-standing cultivation of these ideals and experience, Millcraft has emerged as a recognized leader in the development of real estate and hospitality projects. Mr. Piatt's sons, Lucas and Marcus, manage the corporate and hospitality divisions, respectively.
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"Email is dead" some said. But then how does he sign up for things on the internet?
Not with his fucking Facebook account I hope. God forbid he uses Google Plus. Twitter's not a good fit. Can you even sign up with your Instagram account anywhere? Look, I know I won't be the first to say this, but being able to sign up for a service with an account for a different, largely unrelated service is stupid. And when they force it upon you by not offering any other options (or making it way harder than it needs to be) I'll turn 360 degrees and walk away.
If they ask you to use an existing account when using a service by the same company, sure, I can maybe tolerate that. (The option for a separate account not being there still ticks me off though.) Everything else however, huge no-go for me. Hell, I don't even have a Facebook account, let alone want to sign in through one.
Do people actually do this? Well, I'm sure they do, since it's "convenient" and "quick" and whatever, but to me it just doesn't feel right. You don't use your social security number to sign in to Snapchat either, right?
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Why is this darn drug so expensive in even generic form?My best friend has a chronic back problem and needs a muscle relaxant and an analgesic like hydrocodone/APAP (when we first met, I think I blurted out "You're taking HOW MANY Tylenol #4's a day? Can you spell "liver"?) so that changed real fast; most people don't understand the codeine threshhold that converts around 10% or so into morphine in the liver, but throwing more than two grains of codeine at it won't help any more; I forget which system is involved, but it would be interesting to figure some experimental study that blocked that system to see if those theories are true, or at least the basis for them in terms of saturating the pathway.Anyhow, 5 mg hydrocodone/162.5 mg APAP bid beats a handful of 1 gr. codeine/325 mg. APAP tid. Was it George Cohan that said, (paraphrasing him) "My liver thanks you, my kidneys thank you, my back thanks you, and finally, I thank you."Is carisoprodol (Soma) being used by drug fiends in some way, or what? Robaxin (methocarbromal) is a derivative of the same root and the generic costs a fraction. Of course the whiner says that doesn't work as well. I'm tempted to tell him to ask his doctor for meprobamate (Equanil, or more famously, Milltown) just to see what a rise he gets out of him.Of course meprobamate is C-IV; the others, family relatives, are just Rx. In Canada, Robaxisal (and a ton of other drugs that are Rx or Scheduled here) is OTC there.Just asking if anyone heard anything peculiar about Soma / Carisoprodol.Our current problem in Montana is a serious methamphetamine "crystal meth", problem, and the little wannabe pharmaceutical chemists have settled on Actifed and Sudafed and its generics as the preferred feedstock. Anybody with allergies and colds probably wants all those SOB's to go to you know where, I know I do.Oh on the ridiculous drugs show, Soma Compound has to be the winner. Well, closely followed by Ultracet.Sorry, I'll stop torturing now, but I am extremely curious about the carisoprodol thing.Thanks.RSH.
rshunter2...if you go to the biotech board with the link below, there are very many well educated bench lab people, many M.D.'s, and those who have worked in the industry...Pose your question there and i think youl'l find some answers...http://boards.fool.com/Message.asp?mid=17229954
Thank you so much!I will indeed do so.RSH.
We had a "pain control" doc (translatarion: addiction creation/maintence specialist) when I worked retail. 99 & 44/100% got scripts for Soma 2 tabs QID & Lortab-5 QID. We even had a nickname for all the patients on it : Somites. I think it is hoplessly addicting and a completely worthless drug. Then again, I think all the "skeletal mucle rexlants) are worthless becasue all the do is get you stoned. Relax the muscles, brain, common sense, ....But that's just my pharmaceutical opinion, but I don't think I'm wrong...KY Hawkeye, Pharm.D., R.Ph,-Jester
We even had a nickname for all the patients on it : Somites. I think it is hoplessly addicting and a completely worthless drug. Then again, I think all the "skeletal mucle rexlants) are worthless becasue all the do is get you stoned. Relax the muscles, brain, common sense, ....Reading that gave me goosebumps. Is it your finding the same is true for methocarbamal as carisoprodol? I've taken both over the years for things like torticollis, or in the aftermath of car accidents, I admit they made feel sleepy sometimes, but not "high". Whatever that means; I can't personally speak to that, I suppose "high" means different things to different people.The Pt in question generally takes HC/APAP T 1/2 on arising (10/325) and a carisoprodol PRN, perhaps another half tablet during the day PRN of HC/APAP, and a tablet of caisoprodol PRN HS.I do appreciate your sharing your experience in this matter and your taking the time to do it.RSH.
Well it's doubtless HC/APAP is addictive if left unmonitored; how Brett Farve (the QB) ended up taking them like candy, for months and months, until he himself realized he was addicted, and had the courage to kick his habit and warn the public, took a lot of guts.But this media frenzy hurts innocent patients on a variety of notorious drugs, and their doctors, by making them so fearful the doctor doesn't want to prescribe it and the patient doesn't want to take it.The Pt. would do much better on OxyContin T. 1 daily in the AM; we all know analgesia on a scheduled, rather than PRN basis is less likely to lead to problems down the road. (Or do we?) Or the lowest dose of the Duragesic patches.As far as the carisoprodol goes, I can say on my own behalf it does work, as does methcarbamol, but I don't believe I've ever taken either for more than a month. Pt. exhibits greatly improved range of motion, functionality, and less pain and spasm when on the drug than when not taking it; he doesn't exhibit drug seeking behaviors at all, and generally has to be reminded to take his meds.Every NSAID through the COX-2 inhibitors have been ineffective and poorly tolerated; cyclobenzeprine was the predictable nightmare; tramadol was poorly tolerated and not effective; propoxyphene and Talwin received similarly poor reviews.SL buprenorphine worked extremely well, and 1 dose in the morning managed the pain all day for the pt; on a very rare day he might need 1/2 T. hs in addition.So I guess you answered my question- carisoprodol seems to be a prize drug of abuse, and that's why there's some hesitancy to presribe it. Maybe it does work chiefly through CNS depressant effects, but, it does work. It's a shame.RSH.
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Service Portal Service Catalog Instruction field with h1 tags does not override the "More Information" header
Upgrade to Madrid changed how to override the "More Information"
If you want to overwrite the "More Information" for the Service Portal you will need to
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- Fonds
- 1953-1957
Fonds consists of minutes (1956, 1957) and financial statements (1953-1956).
Cliffview Colliery
Fonds consists of minutes (1956, 1957) and financial statements (1953-1956).
Cliffview Colliery
Deep Creek Pound District fonds
Fonds consists of a pound register (1955-1982) which describes the stray, the date, the owner, and the expenses incurred. Also, included is the Notice of the Pound District Act for Deep Creek, a map outlining the territory, correspondence, copies of the Livestock Act and the regulations, and several expense forms (1970-1982).
Deep Creek Pound District
Advisory Planning Commission "F" fonds
The fonds consists of records kept by the secretary of the planning commission. Includes minutes, correspondence, and invoices. It also includes a copy of Zoning By-Law and the first Draft of Incorporating Regional Planning Division Regulations.
North Okanagan Regional District. Advisory Planning Commission "F"
Fonds consists of the records of the City of Enderby, from 1904-1987, which document the City's incorportion, expansion, economic depression and development, and everyday activities. Includes correspondence, legal documents, financial records, ephemera and maps.
Enderby (B.C.)
Armstrong-Enderby Branch of the Okanagan Historical Society fonds
Fonds consists of records created in the course of business, including minutes, correspondence, membership lists, financial reports and receipts.
Okanagan Historical Society. Armstrong-Enderby Branch
Fonds consists of hand-written original manuscripts by Betty Burton. Includes Betty's story of teaching in a one-room schoolhouse in 1928 in Fort Fraser, a story of Lillian Alling's walk from New York to Dawson in a bid to reach Russia, a history of the Young Ranger Bands, a description of Betty's trip with family from England to Oyama in 1914, a description of two camping holidays in 1944 in Mara and Mabel Lake, a description of a trip down the Shuswap River in a row boat in 1919, and a description of the natural geography of the North Okanagan. It includes a few notes and several lengthy letters to her parents describing in detail experiences during a cruise on the 'Aurania' from Montreal to the Caribbean and around South America to San Francisco and Vancouver in 1940. Fonds also includes certificates from Enderby High School and Provincial Normal School (1922, 1925), a list of settlers' effects (1947) and an autograph album with original drawing and paintings and notes from friends in 1925-1931.
Burton, Betty
Loyal Orange Lodge No. 446 fonds
Fonds consists of minutes, membership applications, membership roll book, a 1922 annual report, and financial reports of the Orange Lodge.
Loyal Orange Lodge. Enderby Branch No. 446
Fonds consists of a thirteen-page typed manuscript written by Patrick Mowat in 1969. It relates his memories of training and serving in World War I as a member of the 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles and the 8th Brigade Light Trench Mortar Battery in northern France and Belgium. Fonds also consists of 5 laser print copies of photographs of Patrick Mowat and the 30th B.C. Horse.
Mowat, Patrick
Fonds consists of records created by the Rainbow River Players, including posters, programs, correspondence, and financial records, plus a copy of the many scripts they used or considered using for performances. It also includes a photograph album with newspaper clippings plus coloured photographs of the actors and scenes from most of their productions.
Rainbow River Players
Fonds consists of one spiral notebook containing minutes and information on participants and publicity for future Seed Savers' events, a duotang containing financial records, and two 3-ring binders containing membership lists, newsletters, correspondence, laser photographs and newspaper clippings documenting the club's activities.
Seed Savers
Shuswap River Heritage Sites fonds
The fonds consists of information correlated by the Archeology Branch of B.C. concerning sites along the Shuswap River from Mabel Lake to Ashton Creek. Includes one letter, photocopies of 5 maps, 8 pages describing individual archaeological sites, and 2 pages describing the Borden system of site identification.
Shuswap River Heritage Sites
Fonds consists of records pertaining to the operation of McMahon and Mack Hardware and McMahon Hardware. It includes the B.C. Gazette copy of certificate of incorporation for McMahon and Mack Hardware Ltd. (1925), correspondence with suppliers, price lists, a mailing list, a ledger for income and expenses (1928-1932), a list of guns sold (1924-1961), counter sales receipts, a booklet on fretwork, and a price marking system.
McMahon Hardware
Fonds consists of correspondence, maps, budgets and one petition. It also includes a list of property owners, 1992.
Grindrod Water System
Enderby and District Memorial Hospital Auxiliary fonds
Fonds consists of records created by members in the course of business. Includes minutes, membership lists, correspondence, annual reports, lists and brochures of equipment donated to the hospital, committee lists, financial reports, and scrapbooks for the Hospital Auxiliary, Hospital Board and Parview Place. It also includes the constitutions of the Enderby and District Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and related provincial organizations.
Enderby and District Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Enderby and District Museum map collection
The collection consists of township and property maps, timber berth maps, topographical maps, road maps, and general city maps of the Enderby district.
Enderby and District Museum photograph collection
The collection consists of photographs of people, events, buildings, transportation, logging, and general scenes of Enderby and district.
Fonds consists of records created and retained by the secretary/treasurer of Enderby Coal Mines. Includes the Articles of Association, Memorandums of Agreement, list of shareholders, coal regulations, court warrants, minutes, correspondence, a map showing location of property, reports, financial statements, inventories, and a daily journal.
Enderby Coal Mines
Fonds consists of identified photographs and 35 mm negatives taken by staff at the newspaper (1977-2001), plus copies of all of the newspapers.
Enderby Commoner
Enderby Fraternal Hall Society fonds
Fonds consists of the constitution and by-laws, correspondence and financial reports of the Fraternal Hall Society.
Enderby Fraternal Hall Society
Enderby Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society fonds
The fonds consists of records kept by members of the Enderby Unit, Canadian Cancer Society. Includes minutes, correspondence, financial ledgers, photographs, lists of volunteers and pamphlets. Also includes several speeches and notes concerning the history of the organization.
Canadian Cancer Society. Enderby Unit
Fonds consists of one journal, dated 1912, kept by Ernie Skyrme when he was the foreman of the L & A Ranch. Entries include quantities of livestock, hardware, feed, grain or hay purchased or sold by the ranch, plus notations of new employees. Entries in the back of the book, dated 1928, record the breeding and calving of cows and sows on Hazelmere ranch. Fonds also includes one letter written by George Heggie to Ernie Syrme, 1944, where he explains his reasons for moving to Victoria and recounts memories of their experiences on the Stepney & L & A Ranch.
Skyrme, Ernie
George Meeres Photographic and Art Studio fonds
Fonds consists of correspondence with and photographs of residents of Enderby and District, plus photographs of local organizations, groups and views of the area.
Meeres Photographic and Art Studio
Fonds consists of one typed manuscript written in 1940 by James McMahon. He describes his early years in Ontario, his life on the 200 acre family bush farm in Hinchersbrook, Ontario, the homestead his family built north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, his work in a tie camp for the C.P.R., his experiences during the Riel Rebellion, his work in logging camps near Revelstoke, his work as a blacksmith and garage dealer in Enderby, B.C., and his experiences trapping and prospecting in northern B.C. An addendum describes his trip to southwestern United States in 1939. The manuscript includes a great deal of detail and excellent stories about people and places.
McMahon, James
Fonds consists of correspondence, speeches, briefs, reports, articles, and newspaper clippings written and collected by Smiley during his activities as a member of STRRADA and the Salmon Arm Municipal Ratepayers Association while researching the water diversion scheme.
Smiley, Harold
Fonds consists of private and business records kept by Theodore Adams in his course of business. Includes certificates, drawings, correspondence, diaries and journals, manuscripts, invoices, financial ledgers, and photographs.
Adams, Theodore