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Hedge Funds Are Buying These Stocks, Should You?
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The Maddening Hedge Fund Crowd
He has covered stocks for Bloomberg News as a columnist and editor since 2007. He previously worked for the Associated Press. A lot has been written and said about the problem of hedge funds crowding into the same stocks, often with, uh, interesting results. Continue reading at bloomberg.com
Hedge funds dumped Apple, and bought this stock instead
For hedge funds, Apple Inc.'s stock went from gadget-making darling to pariah in the first quarter. Apple shares AAPL, +1.08% were the most sought after by hedge-fund managers in the fourth quarter of 2015 but morphed into an asset that investors … Continue reading at marketwatch.com
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Soros Fund Management is a pillar of Wall Street because of its sheer size and proven ability to outperform the broader markets on a regular basis, despite the retirement of its founder George Soros in 2015. As a result, this fund has a particularly strong … Continue reading at fool.com
Microsoft and 3 Other Stocks That Hedge Fund Managers Love
Information about hedge fund holdings has become much more plentiful in recent years. 24/7 Wall Street reported that a recent research report from FactSet "presented a mountain of hedge fund data that was as of the conclusion of the first quarter. Continue reading at newsmax.com
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Back in November I decided to return to one of my favorite cities for the Hockey Hall of Fame Induction of New Jersey Devils goaltender great, Martin Brodeur, as well as watch the Devils play at Scotiabank Arena and attend other special Hockey Hall of Fame events. Off to Toronto for a fun-filled hockey weekend!
After taking the convenient 25-minute UP Express train to downtown Toronto's Union Station, I checked in to my hotel then went out for a bite to eat.
I decided to try Kōjin, a David Chang restaurant that celebrates the hearth and features a menu inspired by Executive Chef Paula Navarrete's childhood in Colombia that uses local meats and produce from Ontario farmers and purveyors, all cooked over an open flame.
The multilevel building contains a few Momofuku eateries and Kojin is on the third floor. I sat at the bar and a cup of beef broth and Earl Gray tea was served soon after. Interesting.
I tried the Smoke and Mirrors cocktail made with tequila, yuzu, chamomile, and togarashi agave. I started with the Corn Flatbread with Drew's Grass Fed Butter topped with spiced honey. It was a tasty start to my first meal in Toronto.
Then I ordered the Easton-Blend Burger with garlic mayo, red wine-braised onions, and a skirt of fried gruyere. It was yummy and served with a couple crispy onion rings.
I arrived in Toronto on a Friday and the hockey game was later that night. What was super cool about Induction Weekend was the Hockey Hall of Fame Game between the New Jersey Devils and Toronto Maple Leafs kicked it off! Before the game, I stopped by The Loose Moose for a few beers.
After a bit, I walked to Scotiabank Arena nearby. I picked up my ticket at the box office and caught the special ceremony introducing the 2018 Hockey Hall of Fame inductees before the game.
I had a great lower level seat where the Devils shoot twice. It's my usual area when I go to games. The Devils lost, but it was still a good time as always. Another NHL arena crossed off the list!
After the game I went to a bar and hung out with a couple nice gentlemen that I met at The Loose Moose earlier. I also met a local Devils fan. Cheers, Toronto!
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Originally appearing in their Summer 2013 collection (our first season stocking Kuwaii!), the Reversible Twist Tee provides the versatility of two different necklines + design details in one. With Kuwaii's twist feature providing a unique design feature on one side, it finishes at a high hip length + gives the appearance that this top is tucked in.
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We are so happy to share our walls with:
Didier Basset - was born in France and now travels Australia being drawn to the beauty of the country.
After the close of Didier's exhibition in Albany, WA, he has now arrived in the Hunter keen to spend time with his brother's family and share memories experienced while travelling.
Pia Whitford – lives on the coast and works in her own tattoo studio.
Pia enjoys playing with the contrast of black and white adding textures to her work to help boost contrast. She also enjoys adding a splash of colour to her pieces for
that extra 'pop'. Her favourite style is realism/sketching but she is versatile in many different art forms and enjoys 'playing' or 'experimenting' with different mediums and styles. Follow her on Facebook – Art by Pia
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The 2019 Steven Krauwer Award for CLARIN Achievements is awarded to Menzo Windhouwer (Meertens Institute, KNAW Humanities Cluster, Digital Infrastructure) and the 2019 Steven Krauwer Young Scientist Award is awarded to Jakob Lenardič (Dept. of Translation Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana). Both Menzo and Jakob received the award for their outstanding contributions toward CLARIN goals.
CLARIN has benefitted exceptionally from Menzo's contributions. He has made outstanding contributions toward CLARIN goals in the areas of language resource building, tool or service development, exemplary use cases, user involvement and knowledge sharing. Read more
Jakob has been extremely active in several fundamental CLARIN outreach activities. His contributions have helped increase the visibility of the national consortia and the available language resources in the CLARIN Infrastructure through his work on the CLARIN Resource Families campaign. Read more


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Posted May 9, 2019 – Last week the Hon. Steve Clark, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, introduced Bill 108, More Homes, More Choice Act 2019. This Bill will significantly change both legislation and regulations governing real estate development in Ontario. While it is aimed at increasing the supply of housing, there are a several relevant amendments for both the commercial and industrial development sector.
Below is a high-level overview of the Bill. For specific details, the FULL TEXT can be found here
In addition, there are three related consultations (ending June 1 2019) that you may also want to review. These are focused on the amendments to:
The Development Charges Act
The Planning Act
The Ontario Heritage Act
Proposed changes to the Act would:
Eliminate "soft services" from the development charge calculation (e.g. Libraries, Parks and Recreation, Child Care, etc.) as they will be included in the new Community Benefit Charge;
Allow commercial, industrial, institutional, rental housing and non-profit housing development to:
Proposed changes to the Act would:
Allow School Boards to use revenue from education development charges, with the Minister's approval, towards innovative and lower-cost alternatives to site acquisition;
Provide the Minister with the power to approve localized education development charge agreements. These agreements would allow landowners to provide a lease, real property or other benefit to the Board for pupil accommodation in exchange for the Board agreeing not to impose EDCs on the land;
Proposed changes to the Act would:
Reduce decision making timelines for municipalities to:
Allow the Minister to require the use of the community planning permit system in areas specified by the Minister (e.g. major transit station areas and provincially significant employment zones);
Bundle density bonusing provisions (previously Section 37), soft services in Development Charges (e.g. libraries, daycares, etc.) and (in some cases) parkland dedication into a single community benefit charge. These charges would be capped in regulation based on a portion of the appraised value of the land;
Reinstate the previous OMB rules under the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT) name. These changes would include:
Proposed changes to the Act include:
New mandatory standards for heritage designation by-laws;
New time limits to confirm a complete application for alterations and demolition, and for designation decisions. These time limits include:
Changing the process for adding new properties to the municipal heritage register to ensure property owners are given notice when their property is "listed" and enabling them to object to the municipal council;
Allowing appeals of municipal decisions on designation and alterations to heritage properties to LPAT, whose decision will be binding;
Regulations will be introduced to establish principles that shall be considered by municipalities when making decisions under Parts IV (Conservation of Property of Cultural Heritage Value or Interest) and V (Heritage Conservation Districts).
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A Beautiful Indie Rock Catharsis. - Isla June: Knew You When
A release from our memories, and the power they hold over us.
This feels like a moment of letting go; a release from our memories, and the power they hold over us. Isla June uses her single Knew You When to turn a new page, honor the past, and attend to the present.
Drawing on references like Phoebe Bridgers, Tennis, and Haim, there is a true band feel at the heart of this production: that ineffable soul that lives at the intersection of a drum groove, a bass line, and an atmospheric guitar. The sound here is very alive, and very performance-oriented, so that when the final build happens, and the horns come in, it is as if the clouds have lifted from a cleansing rain.
I don't know you anymore
I can say I knew you when
away in my head, away in my head
faded in the rear-view
of teenage memory
Isla June processes a painful past, and finds a kind of analytical strength in the process. We are invited to spend a few powerful and bittersweet minutes inspecting her beautiful catharsis.
ISLA JUNE is the dreamy new project of Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Jenna Maranga. This song is featured on our CHILL NEW Songwriters playlist.


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Our friends at Taste Eden Valley are offering two tickets for you and a friend to join them at their amazing private long table master class featuring Barossa Trust Mark wines matched with amazing local produce on Saturday 27 April. Featuring wines by Gatt Wines and Poonawatta, two of the Barossa's very best.
How to enter:
Visit the Eat Local Facebook page and tell us in 25 words or less about your most amazing Barossa food and wine experience.
PRIZE is two tickets to the Barossa Vintage Festival Food & Wine Experience for you and a friend thanks to Taste Eden Valley. Competition open from 9am Thurs 28 March 2019 to midnight Thurs 11 April to Australian residents (Note: prize is not transferable – winner and their guest must be able to attend the dinner). Good luck!
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BDA Enterprise at QPR
Mr Goorah: The Year 10 Enterprise team visited QPR this week to speak to several high profile individuals who work behind the scenes of W12s most successful club.
Adam, Ali, Bashir & Redwan (all 10B, pictured) met with the Customer Relationship Manager and the Head of Customer Service of QPR to understand how the football club is run, in order to help them with the nationwide Premier League Enterprise Challenge (PLEC) which they will be entering on behalf of BDA.
The PLEC tasks students aged 14-19 with developing possible solutions to real-life challenges that football clubs face. The Challenge is the annual highlight of the Premier League Enterprise Academy (PLEA), a programme giving young people a unique insight into the running of professional football clubs, learning by using real business examples drawn from their club.
The BDA Enterprise Team will be going up against several other challengers from local schools and societies at the Club heats on Thursday 13th February with the winners going on to represent QPR at the regional semi finals at Aston Villa. The winners of this will then meet the winners from the other regional final at Wembley.
Last year BDA reached the semi finals of the Challenge, but will be looking to go one better this year... Que sera sera!


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PUBLISHED: 17:00 29 March 2013
Police are appealing for witnesses to a possible assault in Sidcup last Friday (22).
A 63-year-old man was found injured near the B&Q at Crittall's Corner in the evening of March 22.
Police are seeking details from anyone who was in the area or driving past between 8pm and 9pm.
Did you assist or see an injured man? Did you know how the man came to be injured?
If you have information contact Det Sgt Mark Evans at Bexley CID on 0208 284 9237 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 to stay anonymous.
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Welcome to the revamped South Norwood home learning page.
The content is now organised per year group.
As well as the images and links below there are also activities for all ages on the 'For any age' tab. Keep Safe everyone and see you soon!
I hope you enjoy watching our '3 Little Birds' Lip sync video and that it makes you smile!
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Auditory verbal hallucinations and the interhemispheric auditory pathway in chronic schizophrenia
Wigand, Marlene
Clemm von Hohenberg, Christian
Leicht, Gregor
Karch, Susanne
Eckbo, Ryan
Pelavin, Paula E.
Hawley, Kathryn
Rujescu, Dan
Mulert, ChristophNote: Order does not necessarily reflect citation order of authors.
Published Versionhttps://doi.org/10.3109/15622975.2014.948063
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CitationWigand, Marlene, Marek Kubicki, Christian Clemm von Hohenberg, Gregor Leicht, Susanne Karch, Ryan Eckbo, Paula E. Pelavin, et al. 2014. "Auditory Verbal Hallucinations and the Interhemispheric Auditory Pathway in Chronic Schizophrenia." The World Journal of Biological Psychiatry 16 (1) (September 16): 31–44. doi:10.3109/15622975.2014.948063.
AbstractObjectives—The interhemispheric auditory pathway has been shown to play a crucial role in the processing of acoustic stimuli, and alterations of structural and functional connectivity between bilateral auditory areas are likely relevant to the pathogenesis of auditory verbal hallucinations (AVHs). The aim of this study was to examine this pathway in patients with chronic schizophrenia regarding their lifetime history of AVHs. Methods—DTI scans were acquired from 33 healthy controls (HC), 24 schizophrenia patients with a history of AVHs (LT-AVH) and 9 schizophrenia patients without any lifetime hallucinations (N-LT-AVH). The interhemispheric auditory fibre bundles were extracted using streamline tractography. Subsequently, diffusivity indices, namely Fractional Anisotropy (FA), Trace, Mode, Axial and Radial Diffusivity, were calculated.Results—FA was decreased over the entire pathway in LT-AVH compared with N-LT-AVH. Moreover, LT-AVH displayed decreased FA and Mode as well as increased Radial Diffusivity in the midsagittal section of the fibre tract. Conclusions—These findings indicate complex microstructural changes in the interhemispheric auditory pathway of schizophrenia patients with a history of AVHs. Alterations appear to be absent in patients who have never hallucinated.
Other Sourceshttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4698973/
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CHICAGO, IL – July 26, 2017 — /BackupReview.info/ — Dataguise, a leader in data-centric audit and protection (DCAP), today announced that the company will exhibit at the AWS Summit in Chicago. Dataguise will showcase its award-winning security and compliance solution for the detection, protection, monitoring, and auditing of sensitive data in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Redshift, and all databases supported by RDS. During the event, Dataguise will feature enterprise customer deployments of DgSecure where IT professionals have securely migrated enterprise data to AWS and leveraged the highly scalable platform in financial services, healthcare, insurance, and other tightly regulated industries.
The AWS Summit in Chicago takes place at the McCormick Place Lakeside Center from July 26-27 and is a popular industry conference that brings together the cloud computing community to connect, collaborate and learn about AWS. Dataguise will show DgSecure, a multi-platform data-centric security solution which integrates with AWS to scan and locate all sensitive information stored on Amazon S3, Redshift, and RDS to reveal the location and status of this information throughout its lifecycle. The solution also provides data masking for databases supported by RDS, including SQL Server, Oracle, Postgres, and MySQL.
"As an established Amazon AWS partner, Dataguise has invested the time and resources required to develop the most effective solution for Amazon's cloud infrastructure platform," said JT Sison, VP, Marketing and Business Development for Dataguise. "As a result, DgSecure enables users to unleash the power of data in the cloud in the most secure and compliant way possible. The presentation of this technology at the AWS Chicago Summit is expected to draw interest from enterprises with deployments on AWS infrastructure as an increasing number of workloads move to this platform."
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Survivors include Ginsburg's two children, Jane Ginsburg and James Ginsburg, and her grandchildren
Survivors include Ginsburg's two children, Jane Ginsburg and James Ginsburg, and her grandchildren
Future CNN headline; Trump kills Ginsburg in order to replace her with conservative judge.
Going to be some fireworks for sure
I think they will make a move to get another one nominated before the election in case they lose the Senate.
McConnell: Trump's Supreme Court nominee 'will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate'
History Is on the Side of Republicans Filling a Supreme Court Vacancy in 2020
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August 7, 2020 2:48 PM
This is a no brainer and trump should move fast, Im sure trump does have someone in mind, I saw something o on Ted Cruz as a likely candidate, but who knows.
all of the voting world knew she was on her last breath, I sure hope Trump will pick a hard right conservative whom ever trump chooses
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Thanks Trump. Whos next my grandma?
Trump owned her mind until the very end
Im hearing Josh Hawley from the great state of Missouri. I'll confirm with my anonymous sources in DC.
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How do you plan for the future? Do you think maybe five or 10 years down the road? Maybe planning for you is what's going to happen next week? Sometimes, it's important to plan for the long-term, both for your retirement and for the future well-being of your family. When considering a long-term plan, think of adding a life insurance policy to your financial future. No one wants to think about their untimely demise, but a life insurance policy doesn't have to be morbid—it's a sensible part of financial planning. Here's why:
The average funeral cost today ranges from $7,000 to $10,000. Can your loved ones suddenly afford $10,000 if you pass unexpectedly? Life insurance can help cover this cost so whenever your family needs that money, even if it's long in the future, it can be taken care of.
Unfortunately, your debt doesn't go away even if you pass. Debts such as a mortgage, student loans and credit card bills will need to be paid by your family, but your life insurance policy can be used to pay off those debts.
By adding a life insurance policy to your financial plan, you can give yourself and your family members financial protection knowing that debts can be taken care of, and financial stress can be lessened. What if you're single and don't have any dependents? Your debt could still become the responsibility of other family members, so having a life insurance policy is still valuable if you don't have a spouse or children.
Are you the primary source of income for your family? If you share earning power in your family, would the loss of your income create financial problems? A life insurance policy could help cover the loss of revenue in the result of your sudden death. The beneficiary would have access to the death benefit to help maintain the life you have helped to build.
Eventually we reach a point where our kids are grown, our debt is paid off or very close to it, and retirement is around the corner. Life insurance can provide for your spouse or loved ones should you pass away while on a fixed income. Rather than change plans and possibly come out of retirement, your spouse can be taken care of with your death benefit.
Consider talking to a life insurance agent as you plan your financial future. With a life insurance policy you can protect your loved ones from the financial burden of an unexpected death, help pay off debts, help cover the loss of income, and can help them to lead a financially secure life. It is one of the best plans you can make.
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The call to make for an experienced podiatrist in San Jose, CA is to (408) 883-7018. Dr. Leonard Greenwald of Berryessa Hills Podiatry Group offers treatment options for all foot and ankle conditions and is a representative of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. We will provide a solution that addresses foot pain and other podiatry issues, enabling you to walk pain free again.
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≪Hatsumode Spot≫ Hanazono Shrine
Keep watching Shinjuku changes for over 400 years
【Number of visitors on January 1st – 3rd】About 80,000 people
【Divine Favor】business success, good-luck, improvement of art
Since before Tokugawa Ieyasu's Edo Period, The Hanazono Shrine has occupied the important position of protector of the district.
In 1780 and 1811, this shrine established a theater in the precincts and started performance such as plays and dances in order to reconstruct the shrine burnt down by fire. From around this time, many worshipers began to pray for improvement of art in this shrine.
Hanazono Shrine, also known as famous spot of 'Tori no ichi' (the cock fair), is known for the divine favor of business success and good-luck.
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|≪Popular spots of the first prayer of the new year≫ Hanazono Shrine
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PegaWORLD 2015 kicks off next week on June 7th, and ATS is excited to attend again this year. We have been looking ahead and marking our calendars for must-see events. Here are some of the keynote speakers we are especially interested to hear at this year's event.
The ever popular face of Pegasystems, Founder & CEO, Alan Trefler will not only repeat his 2014 chess tournament on Sunday afternoon, but he will open the conference with a keynote speech again. This year's focus is "CRM Evolved." It is sure to bring insight into Pega's future-facing, trend-setting, and flexible approach to CRM.
Also on Monday's "must-see" list is Dr. Mark Boxer, Executive VP & Global CIO for Cigna Healthcare. ATS has a special interest in healthcare applications using Pega since several of our clients (CareFirst, CVS/Caremark, Medco, TMG Health, and Veteran Affairs) are centered in healthcare services. Dr. Boxer is sure to shed light on the healthcare industry's digital revolution in his keynote speech, "Engaging the New Healthcare Consumer in a Digital World."
Possibly the most interesting keynote for the whole event is the one presented by our client, Jim Smith, CIO from the State of Maine (pictured right). With Pega's Don Scheurman and Amazon Web Services' Brian Matsubara, they will present a keynote entitled, "The Cloud: Enabling Strategic Applications." The theme of evolution will continue with this discussion about "delivering strategic applications [which} also means you must have the reach, resiliency, and resources to make it happen." We hope Mr. Smith will also mention the success ATS has had at the State of Maine. Fingers crossed!
On Tuesday, we plan on listening to the keynote by Brian Solis, Principle Analyst with Altimeter Group. His keynote, "The Moment of Truth: Connected Customers and How to Supercharge Customer Experiences" is sure to shed new light on the ever-evolving challenge of how to best provide customer service by anticipating instead of reacting to shifts in the customer service industry.
"The Always On Customer Brain," is another Tuesday keynote we are looking forward to hearing. Christian "The Data Guy" Neilssen, from RBS, and Dr. Rob Walker, Pega's VP of Decision Management and Analytics, will explain how the smart use of the evolved CRM can utilize Big Data to analyze, learn, and adapt to the changing world of customer service across multiple channels using the Customer Decision Hub.
Pega World is always an eye-opening event that inspires us to redouble our commitment to providing excellence in service to our clients who use Pega. With keynotes like these, not to mention at least a dozen interesting breakout sessions, this conference promises to meet our expectations again this year. For a full schedule of the Pega World events, go here.
See you in Orlando! We'll be the ones in orange! If you'd like to meet up with the ATS folks at Pega World, please email us at email@example.com and we'll set up a time to chat.


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Registered vessels with figureheads 1807
McCarthy, Erica
Ships' figureheads; Ship carving; Eighteenth century foreign trade; Nineteenth century foreign trade; Registered vessels 1807
- Description
Description: Included in this spreadsheet are details of the vessels with figureheads that were registered in London for foreign trade in the year 1807. Details include the vessel's name, its master/owner, where it was built, physical attributes, propulsion method and figurehead subject.
Source: The information was extrapolated from the register of merchant ships, held by the National Archives (reference TNA BT 107/20).
Note: This research was undertaken as part of a collaborative doctoral award funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, The National Maritime Museum, London and the University of Hull.
- Publisher
- The University of Hull
- Language
- English
- Software
- Microsoft Excel
- Publication date
- 2016
- Extent
- Identifier
- hull:13270


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· Public relations and advertisement of the company's products and services on AmCham Tajikistan website, newsletter, magazine and PR materials;
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· Participation in monthly activities for networking: members' meetings; happy hours and other events.
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Dealing with Disappointment by Steve Gaunt
Disappointment comes in all sizes, doesn't it? Any time our hopes aren't realised or our expectations
or desires aren't fulfilled, we feel disappointed. Reality over expectations – that's disappointment. The
larger the spread between those two values the more the disappointment. Disappointment can be a
passing emotion over a temporary loss, or it may strike powerfully when something permanently
changes our lives. A major disappointment can remain within us all the time, casting a shadow over
our reactions to everything.
[Peter's disappointment]
We all experience disappointment for different reasons. In itself, feeling disappointed isn't a sin. How
we handle it is the crucial issue. Disappointment is so common to humanity that it was difficult to
choose which biblical characters to best illustrate it – the Bible is full of disappointed people!
Disappointed people in the Bible
Think of the years of disappointment experienced by Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel, Hannah, and
Elizabeth. Month after month, year after year, they saw the evidence of their childlessness. Job and
Joseph [technicolour coat] had good reason to be disappointed, too, both in people and in God. Elijah
the prophet expected the great evidence of God's power on Mount Carmel would bring revival.
Instead, it only put a price on his head. He was so disappointed he asked to die.
If anyone was ever faced with repeated disappointment, it was Moses. He had many reasons to be
disappointed. Moses was worn out. Instead of a grateful, joyful people, willing to endure anything to
get to the wonderful homeland God had promised, he had to play nursemaid for 40 years to a people
who were never satisfied, no matter what he or God did. His worst and final disappointment came
when he was forbidden to enter the Promised Land himself.
There were times when David faced discouragement so acute that his faith in the future that God had
promised him vanished. He consequently did things that were wrong and foolish. At one point, he
even pretended to have lost his mind. Another time, he tried to run away and hide among Israel's
Disappointment among God's people wasn't limited to the Old Testament. Jesus' disciples also knew
what it was to be keenly disappointed. They had fervently believed that Jesus was the Messiah, and
they expected him to usher in the Messianic kingdom. The disciples expected Israel to be rescued
from Roman oppression when the Messiah came. Instead, the One on whom they had set their
hearts died a criminal's death on a Roman cross.
Sometimes God's way of doing things is really difficult for us. If he would only keep the schedule
we've laid out for ourselves! If he cooperated, we wouldn't have doubts or disappointments. Of
course the truth is that the most important time for our faith to be sturdy is precisely when we're
disappointed and confused about what God is doing. Think of disappointment as a test permitted by
God to see if we'll continue trusting him, obeying him, and believing that he is good.
The Disappointment, Discouragement, Disillusionment, Depression, Defeat – Wedge
Disappointment sounds so harmless doesn't it, but it's the tip of a wedge that can stop our spiritual
growth and make us bitter and defeated. Disappointment is an emotional wedge that Satan will use to
put lies into our mind that starts a progression. The tip of the wedge is disappointment, but if we let
our disappointment fester, the wedge is driven in a little farther, and we experience discouragement.
Unchecked, discouragement because disillusionment. Then the wedge invades even more territory
as it proceeds to depression. Ultimately, we end in defeat. Defeat is when we've totally surrendered
to the lie that God doesn't want our good. And if God isn't for us but is instead against us, then what
can we possibly do to reverse that? That's the lie that's believed by the person in defeat.
So you can see how important it is to deal with the tip of this wedge before we end up in depression
and defeat? So how do we deal with these very real feelings? How do we prevent the penetration of
this deadly wedge into our spirits? Three lessons from Exodus chapters 15-17.
Lesson 1: We need to realise God's loving purpose for us
Lesson 1: We need to realise God's loving purpose for us. God loved Israel deeply, which is why he
called them out of slavery in Egypt. And because he loved them, he wanted to make them obedient
and holy. That was his loving purpose for them. In Exodus 15:22–25 22 we read: Moses led Israel
from the Red Sea and they went into the Desert of Shur. For three days they traveled in the desert
without finding water. When they came to Marah, they could not drink its water because it was bitter.
(That is why the place is called Marah.) So the people grumbled against Moses, saying, "What are
we to drink?" Then Moses cried out to the Lord, and the Lord showed him a piece of wood. He threw
it into the water, and the water became fit to drink.
After Moses threw the piece of wood in the water. God said, "If you listen carefully to the voice of the
Lord your God and do what is right in his eyes, if you pay attention to his commands and keep all his
decrees, I will not bring on you any of the diseases I brought on the Egyptians, for I am the Lord, who
heals you."
Because God loves us, he tests us. Sometimes he allows trying events and circumstances to enter
our lives to test us, so he can accomplish his loving purpose in us, which is to mature us spiritually, to
make us more like Jesus. Maybe you're in a hard place at the moment. Maybe the Lord's trying to
mature you. You're not in that difficult circumstance by accident. In his love God has either allowed
you to be there or he has placed you there to accomplish his loving purpose in you. That's the first
lesson we need to learn.
Lesson 2: We need to remember God's loving provision
Lesson 2: We need to remember God's loving provision. The Israelites were out in the wilderness.
They were whining and complaining. They didn't have any food. So what did God do? He gave them
quail and manna. Manna was this substance that tasted like wafers with honey on it. God gave that to
them every day. They always had what they needed. It was abundant.
Because God loves us, he doesn't always give us what we want; but he always gives us what we
need. Like any smart parent, God knows giving children what they want isn't necessarily good for
them. In fact, one of the best ways to create a grumbling, complaining, discontented adult is for a
parent to give that individual whatever they want when they're a child.
Look at Exodus 16:32–35. After having provided the children of Israel with all this manna, notice what
the Lord commanded Moses and Aaron to do. Moses said, "This is what the Lord has commanded:
'Take an omer of manna and keep it for the generations to come, so they can see the bread I gave
you to eat in the wilderness when I brought you out of Egypt.'" So Moses said to Aaron, "Take a jar
and put an omer of manna in it. Then place it before the Lord to be kept for the generations to come."
As the Lord commanded Moses, Aaron put the manna with the tablets of the covenant law, so that it
might be preserved. The Israelites ate manna forty years, until they came to a land that was settled;
they ate manna until they reached the border of Canaan.
God wanted them to take the manna, put it in a jar, and place it in the Testimony – which is by the Ark
of the Covenant, which they always carried with them – so they would remember God's loving
provision, and as a result, they would develop a sense of gratitude towards God.
Here's a question for all of us. How has God in his love graciously provided for our needs in the past?
And have we thanked him for that? Are we developing a sense of gratitude for God's loving
provision? We need to learn about God's loving purpose, which is maturity. We need to learn about
God's loving provision to meet our needs.
Lesson 3: We need to recognise God's loving presence
Lesson 3: We need to recognise God's loving presence. In Exodus 17, in the first couple verses,
Israel went to Rephidim. They arrived, and, once again, there was no water. And they whined and
grumbled and complained against Moses. "Why did you bring us up out of Egypt to make us and our
children and livestock die of thirst?" So God told Moses to go to Horeb and strike the rock with his
staff, and the water poured out on Israel.
But look at verse 7, which is the end of the narrative. And he called the place Massah and Meribah
because the Israelites quarreled and because they tested the Lord saying, "Is the Lord among us or
not?" Their sin was that they got so caught up in their circumstances – their thirst and their search for
water, their ongoing discontent – that they forgot the presence of God with them. But he hadn't
abandoned them. He hadn't forgotten them. He was always with them, leading them, guiding them,
protecting them, providing for them.
If you and I want to be saved from a life of disillusionment and disappointment and discontent, all we
need to do is run to the loving arms of Jesus. We need to learn about his loving purpose. Remember
his loving provision. Recognise his loving presence. Then we find our rest, peace and contentment in
If you're dealing with a disappointment right now, remember that you can rely on God. When we
recognise God's goodness, even in our disappointment, we begin to really know him. As Paul tells us
in Philippians 3:8 I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ
Jesus my Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I consider them garbage, that I may gain Christ.
We're reminded that God himself represents the greatest good and if we set our eyes on him, we
won't be disappointed or discouraged because he will satisfy us. I'm talking about really knowing him
– sensing his closeness, his love, and his constant presence. When we truly know God, we know that
no matter what our circumstances, he satisfies our every need and we will never be disappointed


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There is no better way to prepare for the cinematic premiere of Logan than to delve into the history of one of Marvel's most iconic superheroes. Wolverine: Prehistory is a 500-page collection of one-shots, annuals, and mini-series that document Logan's mysterious past and reveal some of the most poignant and influential experiences that shaped who we know as The Wolverine. So is it good?
Wolverine: Prehistory (Marvel Comics)
I'm currently sitting in my local Starbucks waiting for the next showing of Logan and, having just finished reading Prehistory, it's hard to contain my excitement for seeing Jackman's last portrayal of the character. Wolverine: Prehistory couldn't have hit shelves at a better time as it's the perfect tribute to the hero right before his most anticipated film. Physically, the collection is an impressive piece of work. Bearing the impressive Isanove cover art, the volume weighs a hefty 2 lbs and contains over 500 pages of Wolverine stories whose publication dates span from the 1980s – 2010s.
Between the writers and the art teams, the amount of talent collected in this publication is staggering. Just some of the finer works of Tim Truman, Mark Millar, Rick Spears, and Neal Adams are displayed while Tod Foxx, Kaare Andrews, Timothy Green, John Paul Leon, and Neal Adams head the visuals. These stories not only fill the gaps in Wolverine's forgotten past, but they all represent experiences that are essential in understanding who Logan is and what shaped him into the grizzled, but beloved hero that he is.
These stories are collected chronologically based on the dates within the stories themselves. So we start with Logan living as a fur trader in the wild frontier and the following issues take us through the 20th century as he travels from WWII Germany to his training in Japan to Cuba during the Cold War. It's a very cool experience to flip through the decades of Logan's life and being able to appreciate the varied writing and artistic styles that brought this character to life and to the status of beloved superhero. There's no other collection that allows you to study a Foxx image of Wolverine red-eyed with rage attacking a monstrous worm with a group of Native Americans and then just pages later see Green's depiction of war-ravaged Europe with Logan sparring with a Nazi Werewolf (or is it a Werewolf Nazi?).
There are so many sentimental and crucial stories within this volume, whether it's how Logan received the title of "The Wolverine" or when his sensei recognized Logan's greatest fault was his "lack of control". These stories also feature some of the best team-ups I've read with a supporting cast that includes, but isn't limited to: Carol Danvers, Nick Fury, Sabretooth, Kimora, Cable, Ben Grimm, and the very young Erik Lehnsherr and Charles Xavier. This revolving door of notable characters make every story entertaining, but while it's difficult to choose a favorite work, I can narrow it down to two.
The first is Millar's and Andrews' Wolverine #32, "Prisoner Number Zero". This must read issue is told from the perspective of a Nazi general in command of an internment camp. Without saying a word himself, Logan's depiction and silent resistance is both haunting and powerful and easily cracks my top ten favorite Wolverine stories.
The other top inclusion within the volume is all five issues of Neal Adam's "The First X-Men" mini-series that revises the origins of the team, Logan and Creed's relationship, and the creation of both Charles' school and the Department of Mutant Affairs. While the series wasn't well-received initially, I enjoyed the revision to the classic X-Men origins and the version has a well-deserved place within the volume as Logan is the main catalyst of these events.
Is It Good?
If you are a Wolverine fan, this collection is a must have for your library. Wolverine: Prehistory is five hundred pages conveniently organized chronologically that depict Logan's travels around the world and throughout time. Considering what's collected, it's at a very reasonable price and is the perfect read before seeing Logan.


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Market in le bois plage
On the market in Le Bois Plage you'll find various fresh products (vegetables, fruits, meat, fish, oysters and other shellfish …). The market takes place in the center of the village, at 800 meters of campsite Les Varennes. It is the biggest and most colourful market of the Ile de Ré, which takes place every morning from April to September.
Near the market you'll find funfair with merry-go-round for your children!
The village also has a supermarket (Carrefour Market), and you'll find various shops, bars and restaurants for the gourmets.


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As expected India defeated South Africa comprehensively in the first Test of the ongoing series for Freedom Trophy by a margin of 203 runs. Media attention was focussed almost exclusively on Rohit Sharma, who made a grand beginning to his career as an opener by hitting a century in each innings, and Mayank Agarwal who scored a double hundred. In the midst of the accolades showered on these two batsmen one almost missed out a nugget of information, in the nature of a piece of statistical significance, stating that Ravindra Jadeja had picked up his 200th Test wicket.
It emerged soon thereafter that by picking up his 200th scalp in Test cricket in his 44th match, Jadeja had become the fastest, among left-arm bowlers, to reach this landmark. This would place him ahead of performers such as Bishan Singh Bedi, Derek Underwood, Wasim Akram, Rangana Herath and Daniel Vettori, among others. And among Indians, he stands second only to Ravichandran Aswin, who had bagged his 200th wicket in his 37th Test.
India had boasted of a long line of left-arm spinners ever since Independence. During the 1950s, Vinoo Mankad was the leading left-arm spinner in the world, besides being one of the best all-rounders. After his retirement, the mantle fell on the erratic genius Salim Durani, who, though prone to spells of indifferent form, was a match-winner on his day. However, it was the advent of Bedi into the international arena that changed the face of left-arm bowling in cricketing world. Bedi was to dominate the scene so comprehensively during the next 10 years that left-arm slow bowling came to be synonymous with him.
Master craftsman
Bedi was a master of his craft who believed in giving the ball plenty of air. He had an easy bowling action, delivering the ball after a short three-step amble to the crease. He possessed excellent control over line and length, often making it appear as though he was dangling the ball in front of the batman using an invisible string. He had in his armoury the entire arsenal that a left- arm spinner could think of, including a lethal arm ball. He could hold the ball back and bowl a mean faster one, besides being able to use the width of the crease effectively. And most importantly, he bowled with a large heart, never allowing himself to be concerned about batsmen scoring runs off his bowling, as he was supremely confident that he would have the last laugh.
For the record, Bedi took 266 wickets in 67 Tests, out of which he led India in 22 matches. He was a colourful personality who was not afraid of speaking his mind, seldom worrying about the consequences. Such was Bedi's preeminence that most people have forgotten the existence of Underwood, who was not only a contemporary of Bedi but actually picked up 31 more wickets than the former in a career spanning 86 Tests. However, Underwood was a dour customer who sent down his leg breaks accurately at a fastish pace, without flighting the ball at all, which meant that neither he nor his bowling drew spectators to the ground. It must be said to his credit that he was a deadly performer on wickets affected by rain and the fact that pitches were not covered during that period worked to his advantage. It used to be said jocularly that England used to carry him like an umbrella, lest it rained!
Bedi's presence worked to the disadvantage of two supremely skilled left-arm spin bowlers who used to bag wickets by the dozen in domestic cricket in India - Rajinder Goel and Padmakar Shivalkar. Neither of them could dream of breaking into the side so long as Bedi ruled the roost and they were well past their best by the time the great man was shown the door from the national side. Sunil Gavaskar had written wistfully that both of them would have walked into any of the contemporary sides in international cricket had they been born in a country outside India.
Bedi's place in the national squad was taken by Dilip Doshi, the bespectacled Saurashtra born left-arm spinner who played most of his first class cricket for Bengal and Warwickshire. After making his first class debut in 1968, Doshi waited patiently for more than 11 years before he was called for national duty. He filled the void left by Bedi effectively and raced to his 100th Test wicket in his 28th match before his career came to a sudden close in 1983. Ravi Shastri and Maninder Singh continued the great Indian tradition of top class left-arm spin bowling through most of the 1980s and early 90s before both of them exited the scene.
The 1990s and the first decade of the twenty first century finally saw the Indian left-spin bowling cupboard running bare. Venkitapathy Raju and Murali Karthik showed early promise, but were not able to maintain consistency of performance at the highest level while Nilesh Kulkarni and Rahul Sanghvi could not make any impact in the few opportunities that they got. It was not unusual to find India take the field without any left-arm spin bowler in the playing eleven during Test matches at home, which was something totally unimaginable during the previous decades. Even worse was to follow when Pragyan Ojha, who entered international cricket in 2009, was barred from bowling in competitive cricket after his bowling action was found to be illegal. Ojha had picked up 113 wickets in a mere 24 matches when doubts were raised over the genuineness of his bowling action, leading to punitive measures being initiated against him.
It was at this juncture that Jadeja made his appearance on the horizon. He was the vice-captain of the under-19 squad that won the World Cup in 2008. Jadeja attracted the attention of fans of the game by his superb performances in the inaugural Indian Premier League (IPL) season in 2008 where he played an important part in his side, the unfancied Rajasthan Royals, winning the title. Jadeja was fortunate to have played under the stewardship of Shane Warne who identified him as a special talent and nurtured him well.
He was called to the national side for limited overs matches against Sri Lanka in February, 2009. On his One Day Internationals debut, Jadeja scored 60 off 77 balls to show that he was a cool customer who was not overawed by the pressures of playing on the big stage. He also made his debut in T20 Internationals during the same tour.
Long wait
However, Jadeja had to wait another three years before making his Test debut, which came against England in December, 2012. This was preceded by some big scores from his bat in Ranji Trophy matches including three triple centuries for Saurashtra, two of them in back to back matches, that earned him a place in the record books.
Jadeja soon made his mark as a bowler in Test cricket by picking up 24 wickets in four Tests against Australia in early 2013. Micheal Clarke, the Australian skipper, who had a good record against spin bowlers in the Indian sub continent, was all at sea while facing Jadeja and fell to him on five of the six occasions that he was dismissed. More good performances followed during the Champions Trophy in England in 2013 that India won where he was the highest wicket-taker with 12 victims. He also topped the ICC rankings for ODI bowlers in August, 2013. At this juncture it appeared that Jadeja had cemented his place in the national side in all three versions of the game.
But this was not to be as Jadeja's form floundered during the 2013-14 season when India toured new Zealand and England. His bowling standards came down by a notch or two while he could not get going with the bat. Despite the occasional flourishes, he found it increasingly difficult to pull his weight in the side and was finally dropped from the eleven during the last Test of the tour of England in 2014.
Lacklustre performances during the 2015 ICC World Cup led to him being shown the door from the national side for ODIs as well. Thus in a span of two years, wheel appeared to have come a full circle for Jadeja as he was back to playing first class cricket.
Jadeja again used the platform of first class cricket to stage a comeback to the national side. He picked up 38 wickets from four matches in Ranji Trophy in the 2015-16 season, forcing the selectors to recall him for the series against South Africa. A haul of 23 wickets in four Tests against the Springboks was followed by a bigger return of 25 scalps when Australia toured India for a four-match series in 2017. This ensured that selectors would not look beyond him and Aswin, with whom he shared the top ranking for Test bowlers in 2017, when it came to choosing the playing eleven for Test matches at home. He did not get many opportunities in Tests during 2018 and 2019 when India played more matches on foreign soil and was not a sure shot selection for the recent ICC World Cup. He got his opportunities only towards the later stages of the championship when injury struck many members of the squad. But he did not let this affect him and played a scintillating innings of 77 against New Zealand, which came off only 59 balls, after the top order had failed, and almost single-handedly carried India into the final. The Kiwis won the thrilling semifinal by 18 runs.
Jadeja is an archetypal modern day cricketer who is able to adapt his style to fit into all the three versions of the game with consummate ease. He is a more than useful batsman in lower order as he has the capacity to take on the bowling and rip it apart. He is the sort of willow wielder a captain would turn to if he wishes to push the score along, as seen during the first innings of the second Test at Pune. He is an outstanding fielder in the deep with a sharp throw and only the foolhardy would dare to attempt a second run if the ball is struck in the area that he is patrolling. He is neither a classic spin bowler in the Bedi mould nor is he a big turner of the ball. He usually bowls within himself and can prove to be more than a handful on surfaces that offer some help.
With more than 10 years experience in international cricket, Jadeja is one of the senior members of the side. At 30, he can look forward to another four-five years of active cricket at the international level. He has been in and out of the squad more times than one can remember, but has always fought his way back whenever he was dropped, which stands as testament for his tenacity and skills. He has not shied away from going back to the tough grind of domestic cricket and bounce back solely on the strength of his performances there. This places him on a different pedestal from many other players who try to choose the easy way out and stay away from playing Ranji Trophy matches.
Jadeja has performed handsomely in all versions of the game and deserves the tag of a genuine all-rounder. On this occasion when he reached a personal milestone that was announced with minimum of fuss and frenzy, let us rise to salute this unsung hero of Indian cricket and wish him continued success in the international arena.
(The author is a former international umpire and a senior bureaucrat)


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Citrus Marmalade
When life gives you lemons, there are some sweet oranges beneath. Let's make a beautiful marmalade and let your troubles bubbling away.
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Citrus Marmalade
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Rated 4 out of 5
Cwx1998 (verified owner) –
Love the nice packaging, how pretty the soap bar looks like and the way it cleans the body. However the scent is quite unpleasant to me and kinda hurts my nose 🙁
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kathfsee (verified owner) –
I love the smell of this soap, very refreshing. It is also one of the tougher soaps – doesn't break into pieces easily.


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Birthdays are front and center with this pair of celebratory cards. The first card is actually a type of shadow box card, all kinds of dimension and layers in this super cute card using one of sizzix's new die set. Soft colours give this card a spring feel…because it's coming darn it! You will practice inking and building layers as well as using some sparkle.
The second card is bold red and white and could be for a birthday or any other event to celebrate. Use more layering techniques and add crystal drops for some shiny balloons before finishing off with real strings on the balloons.
Two classes offered, please call ahead to reserve your space. Cost is $25
Friday March 15 @ 1:30pm
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June 18, 2009
The 140-year run of the Boston Police Department's mounted unit will come to an end next month unless advocates and petitioners are successful in convincing the City Council and the Menino administration that the horse patrols, used in the main for crowd control, are worth keeping in this economic climate.
Funding for the unit —horses, hostlers and officers — was cut from Menino's 2010 budget and its human officers are slated to be reassigned to other, more conventional responsibilities. Several hostlers, the caretakers of the horses, have been notified that they will be laid off. In a recent article, The Boston Globe put the costs associated with the mounted unit at about $600,000.
Two major efforts to save the mounties sprang up almost immediately after news of the cuts was made public. Save the Boston Police Mounted Unit, a Facebook group started by BPD Sgt. Lucas Taxter, includes more than 3,000 members from across the country who support the cause. The group serves as both a public forum and a place to share news updates with other members. There are now almost 175 posts to the group's "wall,†or bulletin board, and dozens of additional comments on the group's discussion board. Advocates are using the Facebook group to encourage supporters to write to or call the mayor's office to urge the administration to reconsider the cuts.
The most tireless advocate for the unit in this fight is Nady Peters, a professional horse instructor who organized both an online petition and a fund-raising organization to help with the costs associated with the mounted unit. Peters's petition has about 2,500 signatures, half of which, Peters says, are from Boston residents.
"It can't be a financial decision,†said Peters, who cites the investment the city has already made in training the officers as one of many financial reasons why cutting the unit is a bad idea.
While Menino says that the cuts are necessary in tough financial times, City Council President Michael Ross disagrees. "It's a questionable move,†Ross said of the decision to terminate the unit. He believes there's a way to preserve the patrols and suggests that, as time goes by, the city will regret not having police on horseback for crowd control.
"My first choice would be to save both†the BPD unit and the similarly threatened mounted unit under the jurisdiction of the Parks Department, Ross said. "The best I can do is to preserve the future for the units,†Ross said.
The loss of the unit would also mean the loss of equipment, facilities, and other investments the BPD has made over the years. The stables in Jamaica Plain where the horses are housed, for example, are leased to the BPD for $1 per year. If the city were to try to reinstitute a mounted unit, Ross said, it would face new operating costs that could make any such move a non-starter.
Plans now call for the eleven highly trained horses used by BPD to be transferred or sold to other jurisdictions. New York City, the town of Plymouth, and departments in Florida have all been suggested as possible new homes for the mounts, but the NYPD denies it has plans to purchase the animals.
Nady Peters has a mission for her fund-raising operation, Mint for Mounts: to help working horses retire safely and comfortably, without the threat of being mistreated or sold to a slaughterhouse. She said that some of the money donated to the charity is specially earmarked to help the horses being displaced by the BPD unit's closure.
"It only takes $125,000 a year to take care of 10 horses,†said Peters. The city can make the unit more efficient, she added, by employing only three or four holsters and utilizing volunteers from local equine programs to help care for the animals. A meeting was held Tuesday afternoon to discuss the situation, which Ross described as "very fluid.†The council will meet next Wednesday to take up the mayor's budget plan.


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HPUNA Admit Card 2017
The HPUNA admit card 2017 is going to release on the Official Website. The contenders who are looking for the HPUNA admit card 2017 they can stop their wasting valuable time and follow the official website of HPUNA i.e., www.hpuna.nic.in. We suggest the applicants have to start their preparation for the written test. To know more updates about HPUNA Admit Card must read this post till the end. Competitors can bookmark our page All India Jobs in order to reduce search burden. The aspirants who are preparing for the exam have to check Solved Model Papers and Syllabus which are provided in this article. Contenders should have knowledge of each and every aspect regarding the HPUNA Call Letter 2017. Applicants can download HPUNA Admit Card from this page directly. For clear information regarding HPUNA Admit Card 2017 stay tuned with our site www.allindiajobs.in.
Candidates, please keep poise regarding admit card because admit card can be downloaded only when the board is declared. The admit card includes some information like candidate name, father name, date of birth, registration number, password. On the day of the exam, the candidate need to carry the HPUNA Admit Card without that the contenders will not be allowed into the examination hall. So we advise the candidates download their hall ticket on or before the exam date. The application fee will be different for each and every category. The admit card will be released before the commencement of the examination. The aspirants who are going to participate in the exam they have to prepare well because there is a massive competition for government jobs. The candidate who will refer the syllabus and the last year model paper they can gain good marks in the written exam.
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|Number of Vacancies
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|Application last date
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|English language
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- SSC marks memo
- Original Id proof
- Passport size photo
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If there's a measure for how bad we're doing as species, it's clickbait. So, we've done a quick lap of the internet, and here's what we'll no longer have moving forward. Shocked? I'm not.
We're hovering around a full week of 2018 being behind us, and it's been quite a ride. Some sabre-rattling in Washington about the relative size of the President's "nuclear button" suggested at first that the world could be on the brink of Armageddon, so if you have still to use your iTunes voucher that you got for Christmas, now might be the time.
Or not, such are the times in which we live.
So, notwithstanding the notion that the sun may very well not rise tomorrow – for it is hard for the sun to shine amid a nuclear winter – we have borne witness of late to a deluge of misleading clickbait articles about how one beloved consumer item or another is seemingly in mortal peril.
Tremble as some nonsense gets published in an attempt to lure you in about the future's dire absence of chocolate!
Definitely panic as Metro.co.uk informs us about the forthcoming coffee famine (and in the hallmarks of quality, understated journalism, they actually tell you to panic)! Fill your shorts at the notion of your Paltrow-esque smoothie not having bananas in it! While pretend-news-outlets are doing all that they can to scare their readers with clickbait-y headlines like, the dire notion of there being no chocolate, no coffee, no honey, or no yoga pants (yet to materialise, but there's still light left in the day), we're not clicking on the stories of substance, the ones that actually affect the lives of fellow humans in the world.
But it's what's important to you, isn't it? It's what matters in your world! It's tailored to your needs! Entertainment "stories" are part and parcel, the very bread and butter of the modern media machine and its dire, evil plan to lure eyeballs to their content. The media knows this, from serious to more "frivolous" entertainment outlets. Case in point: the latest Star Wars film was released in December. Fans were divided, critics less so. But Star Wars articles tend to get a lot of clicks, no matter what the content. The Hollywood Reporter, for whatever reason, ran a story about George Lucas seemingly having regrets about how The Phantom Menace was put together. And it would be newsworthy, had the content been new, and not just something someone at the Hollywood Reporter stumbled on upon revisiting Episode I's 19-year-old DVD extras menu.
But they ran it as a homepage story anyhow, and boom, there were clicks.
Fascistic ethnic cleansing in Myanmar? Scroll past that; boring; I don't even know what a Myanmar is. The promise of no coffee within a century? Hold the phone! (literally). Now, as far as this dearth of consumer goods, or at least the notion of their absence within a decade, or within the lifetime of your average sea turtle, there is it seems very little we can do about it. Climate change is the result of fossil fuel consumption, and you have in India and China two nations with economies wanting to emerge in a global marketplace that seems to be made for them – cheap labour and surplus industrial infrastructure.
You can neither see or breathe in New Delhi or Beijing, but that's progress (and capitalism), folks. When in Rome, or Sydney, Melbourne, Des Moines or Slough, do as the Romans do. Why not eat all the bananas you can, drink your weight in coffee and go all Augustus Gloop next time you're near a Lindt outlet? It's not like you can fight city hall, and it's not like you were going to go without anyway, was it? You'd think we'd be better than this, that there'd be some measure of intellectual curiosity among the populace, but social media and devices have made us even more the centre of our universes than we were before; we're emerging as a society of sociopaths who have no concern for anyone or anything else other than that inside our immediate spectrum. In her short story The Embassy of Cambodia, Zadie Smith made this very point, albeit in a far superior manner: "Surely there is something to be said for drawing a circle around our attention and remaining within that circle. But how large should this circle be?" Drink all the coffee you can, while you can, I say. Because apart from anything else, Gwyneth Paltrow wants you to give her $200 so you can squirt it up your poop chute.
Good times.


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A spring pastel. Some of the first flowers I brought in this year. We had such a long winter – every time we thought winter was over, it returned. This is again one of my paintings of small objects. I enjoyed capturing the reflections and play of light through the glass. The small bowl and tiny potholder were both hand crafted.
Pastel paper – 9″ x 11″
February, 2018, Asheville, North Carolina


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UAE Olympic flagbearer Sheikh Saeed hopes honour will be lucky charm
DUBAI // The UAE's Olympic contingent hope the duty of being the nation's flag-bearer will work as well for Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum as it did for his fellow shooter Sheikh Ahmed bin Hasher eight years ago.
The gold that Sheikh Ahmed claimed by winning the double trap event in Athens in 2004 remains the lone Olympic medal to have been won by the UAE to date.
He did so a few days after carrying the nation's flag at the opening ceremony, an honour that will be taken up by Sheikh Saeed in London next week. He will look to bring the experience of three previous Olympics to bear when he performs in the skeet, three days after leading the UAE's competitors at the opening ceremony in the Olympic Stadium.
Along with his national shooting team colleague Sheikh Juma bin Dalmook, who competes in the double trap discipline, he is regarded as the best chance for a medal at the Games.
"Sheikh Saeed and Sheikh Juma are very hard workers," said Rustam Yambulatov, the trap coach of the national shooting team, who took a silver medal for the Soviet Union at the 1980 Games in Moscow.
"People [in the UAE team] love shooting. They concentrate fully on this: not business, only shooting and prayers."
Sheikh Saeed is greatly respected within the UAE tour party to the Games, both for his performances on the international stage as well as his work ethic.
He is renowned for his relentless pursuit of excellence. He will travel to London directly from Italy, where he has been undertaking a long-term training camp under the supervision of his coach, Leonas Molotokas.
When he is in the UAE, he trains at Jebel Ali Shooting Club, where he has asked for the walls on his private range to be extended upwards to alter depth perception and make visualising the clay targets more testing.
"We feel that with some luck in the shooting we can do well," said Ahmad Al Kamali, who is the president of the UAE Athletics Federation and a member of the country's London 2012 tour party.
"Sheikh Saeed has 15 years experience and everybody would love him to win. He is one of the senior competitors and he definitely has a chance."
It is a marker of shooting's standing at the pinnacle of sporting achievement in this country that competitors from its various disciplines have been flag-bearers at three of the past four Olympics.
Nabil Abdul Tahlak, who competed in the men's 10 metre air rifle led the UAE contingent at the opening ceremony in Atlanta 16 years ago.
Sheikh Ahmed then did the same ahead of each of the following two Games, first in Sydney in 2000, then in Greece where he won gold four years later.
Sheikha Maitha bint Mohammed bin Rashid completed the duty before competing in taekwondo in Beijing last time around.
Follow us @SprtNationalUAE and Paul Radley @paulradley
Updated: July 19, 2012 04:00 AM


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This year Chef David Biton offers us sublimely transformed local products: carefully sourced and modest regional ingredients, typical flavors of the terroir, herbs, and perfectly selected meat and fish. Try the tasting menu to discover his world: a consommé of smoked chicken which gradually releases its aromas throughout the tasting ; tomato "leather" with an exquisitely presented red tuna tartar, with yellow tomato espuma ; an incredibly talented, subtle lamb's tongue with demi-glace sauce, with its earthy sweet flavored quenelle of Jerusalem artichokes and a very good cabbage and onion stew ; a breast of duck with an onion soup and ravioli filled with leek purée, a great surprise, modest, simple and yet full of flavors ; a filet of veal with garlic cream, or carrot cream and a leek fragrant with rosemary and laurel. The desserts are given the same level of attention: cake made with medjoul dates is both vegetal with its fresh leaves of lemon thyme and its Granny apple brunoise, and slightly musky thanks to the dates. With his flawless sense of balance and flavor combinations, perfectly controlled techniques, perfectionism that is close to obsessive, and impressive elegance , yes, this year David Biton delighted us : we love his earthy rooted cuisine, with its smoky and herbal notes. There is no flash here: only a great deal of technique, thought and talent.Award 2020 for the chef of the year


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Source: Adapted from Food.com
By WI Cheesehead
1 1/2 cups spelt berries, ground in a mill or 2 cups spelt flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon oil
3/4 cup hot water
Prep Time: 50 mins
Cook Time: 10 mins
Total Time: 1 hr
1. In a bowl, mix all ingredients well.
2. Cover and let sit in a warm place for 20 minutes.
3. Divide into 8 equal parts and let sit, covered, another 20 minutes.
4. Roll each ball out to a 6- or 7-inch circle shape. I've found it helps to flatten each ball with your hand. Then take the rolling pin and roll from the center outwards, back and forth a few times as you go around the circle. When it starts to get thinner, take your left hand (if you're right handed) and turn the tortilla a couple inches. Use your right hand to use the rolling pin (holding in the middle) and roll from the center outwards. Keep turning and rolling until it is paper thin.
5. Preheat a skillet on medium high heat.
6. Place a tortilla into the skillet and watch until bubbles form. This won't take long.
7. After bubbles form, and the bottom is lightly brown (or there are darker spots), flip over, press down once or twice, and cook for about 30-45 seconds, or if smoke appears.
8. Cook remaining tortillas, watching carefully, and place in a plastic bag, with wet paper towels in between them (or at least on top and bottom of stack) to keep them soft and moist.
9. Refrigerate for later or remove the paper towels and freeze.
Yield: 8 tortillas