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SSTA In The News
Feb, 18th, 2020
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Feb, 7th, 2020
企发局与业界推"太空加速计划" 张志贤:助新创公司涉足亚太市场
新加坡企业发展局与本地公司Singapore Space and Technology Limited合作推动的"太空加速计划",将协助新创公司进入其他市场和获得资金,同时获得国际专家支持。新加坡太空与科技协会也将与新加坡土地管理局、推广全球导航卫星系统的国际机构Multi-GNSS Asia,携手举办今年的全球导航卫星系统区域论坛,推动相关应用和计划。
[Publication: LianHe ZaoBao, 7 Feb 2020]
Feb, 7th, 2020
Feb, 7th, 2020
Easier access to space for smaller nations like Singapore: Teo Chee Hean
There is more space today for smaller countries like Singapore to seize new opportunities among the stars, said Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean yesterday. SSTL also inked a contract with Cap Vista, the strategic investment arm of the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), to launch another programme that focuses on developing regional space start-ups.
[Publication: The Straits Times, 7 Feb 2020]
Feb, 6th, 2020
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Feb, 6th, 2020
Singapore's Space Industry Is Primed For Lift-off!
A new central office has been launched to roll out initiatives to support an ecosystem for the space industry. SM Teo Chee Hean was speaking to industry players at the Global Space and Technology Convention. During which, he called for new norms, capabilities and partnerships to capture opportunities in space. Singapore has signed a pact with Hungary to cooperate on space activities. A project has also been launched together with Cap Vista – an investment arm of the Defense Science and Technology Agency – called Project Cyclotron. (Watch from 27:21 – 28:39)
[Publication: News 5 by Channel 5, 6 Feb 2020]
Feb, 6th, 2020
Singapore's Global Space And Technology Convention Opens With Project Cyclotron Investment Inititiative
Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC) is a cornerstone of the space industry in Asia. Organised by Singapore Space and Technology Limited (SSTL), the Convention is among the most comprehensive gathering of space agencies, industry leaders and future players, in Asia. GSTC 2020 is being held from 6 – 7 February 2020 at Grand Hyatt, Singapore.
[Publication: Space Watch Global, https://spacewatch.global/, 6 Feb 2020]
Dec, 11th, 2019
How spacetech is soaring in Singapore
The city is already home to 30 firms that are taking advantage of its spacetech advancements. Governments are no longer the only players in the new space race as private companies are taking the helm of space exploration. Singapore hosts Asia Pacific's largest spacetech conference every February, the Global Space & Technology Convention (GSTC), organised by the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA). Apart from offering global marketing opportunities to startups, SSTA also plans to ramp up the local space industry with a programme to support startups.
[Publication: Singapore Business Review, https://bit.ly/35lxHml]
Nov, 5th, 2019
Singapore startup to build world's first open-source satellite network
Singapore-based SpaceChain aims to build the world's first open-source Blockchain-based satellite network. The company's vision is to establish itself as the integrator of space and Blockchain technology that will help organizations protect their digital assets against cybercriminals and hackers. It is also affiliated with organizations such as the Blockchain Research Institute, Chamber of Digital Commerce, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA).
[Publication: Geospatial World, https://bit.ly/2qgW98R]
Nov, 4th, 2019
Singapore's space tech sector is redesigning the way governments approach extraterrestrial operations
From a space-starved nation to a pioneer in space technology, Singapore is breaking the space tech mould by leveraging its world-class private tech sector to drive innovation instead of creating a government-owned space agency. The Singaporean government's role has been more of an encouraging observer, while other non-government entities like the Singapore Space and Technology Association, which is a non-profit platform to bring together stakeholders in the Singapore space industry, have sprung up as well.
[Publication: ASEAN Today]
Oct, 29th, 2019
Singapore set to join UN committee on peaceful uses of outer space
The UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, which Singapore is set to join, was set up in 1959 to govern the exploration and use of space "for the benefit of all humanity: for peace, security and development. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) confirmed Singapore's application to Copuos. Ms Lynette Tan, executive director of the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA), said the development will encourage Singapore to take a stand on international space law and policy issues.
[Publication: The Straits Times, Oct 29, 2019]
Mar, 9th, 2019
Singapore nanosatellite goes into orbit
A nanosatellite, developed by a team of Singapore researchers looking for a breakthrough in cyber security and data encryption, has been put into orbit. It will conduct tests that may help unlock quantum communications market worth $20b in next decade. Ms Lynette Tan, executive director of the Singapore Space and Technology Association, called it a significant moment in Singapore's space research.
[Publication: The Straits Times, 19 June 2019]
Mar, 9th, 2019
The Sky's The Limit
Money Mind 2018/9 – Episode 40
Space – only for global superpowers or can others carve a niche ? And, living the high life in CBD. Plus, meet the new teachers – robo-educators.
The segment on Global Space and Technology Convention featuring Mr Jean Yves Le Gall of CNES, Mr Minoru Ueda of Mitsubishi Electric and Ms Lynette Tan of SSTA discusses how Singapore plays an important role in the Space
[Publication: Channel News Asia, Money Mind]
Feb, 27th, 2019
[Publication: Lianhe Zaobao]
Feb, 15th, 2019
ST Engineering, DSO joint venture to offer data analytics based on satellite imagery
The companies signed the agreement during the 11th annual Global Space and Technology Convention organised by the Singapore Space and Technology Association. Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, who witnessed the agreement signing for the joint venture, said this development benefits Singapore in many ways. "There are a lot of positive things from these technologies, (such as) the kind of business opportunities that we can create and the kind of jobs that we can create," he said.
[Publication: Channel News Asia]
Feb, 14th, 2019
DSO, ST Engineering in satellite tech venture
ST Engineering has announced that it is setting up a joint-venture company with DSO National Laboratories to unlock business opportunities with new satellite technology. Such new space technologies are an opportunity for Singapore to create new industries, said Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing at the Global Space and Technology Convention, where the agreement was signed.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
Feb, 14th, 2019
Singapore, Indonesia associations sign MoU on aerospace and astronautics development
The 11th Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC) is being held at The St. Regis Singapore hotel in Singapore from Feb. 14 to 15. Hosted by the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA), which focuses on developing Singapore's space and related high technology industries, the convention aims to create a platform for Asian space industries and bring together leaders in the space field for a comprehensive overview in innovation and application areas, according to a statement received by The Jakarta Post.
[Publication: The Jakarta Post]
Feb, 14th, 2019
与国防科技研究院合作 新科工程投资设公司发展卫星图像分析
新科工程电子业务总裁拉文德辛格(Ravinder Singh)与国防科技研究院总裁张志浩,昨天在瑞吉酒店举行的环球太空与科技大会上签署合作协定。贸工部长陈振声与新科工程总裁兼首席执行长钟思峰见证了签署仪式。
[Publication: LianheZaobao]
Jan, 7th, 2019
NTU team is reaching for the Moon to collect first Singapore snapshots of lunar landscape
Nanyang Technological University's Satellite Research Centre has ambitious plans to build and fly a small satellite that will circle the celestial body, collecting the first Singapore snapshots of the lunar landscape; explore the unknown and inspire future generations of scientists in the field. Singapore Space and Technology Association president Jonathan Hung shares that Singapore has limited resources. Thus, unlike China and US, our focus is on research and development, and technology.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
August, 28th, 2018
Singapore space industry's most powerful woman on why mistakes matter
Every year, The Singapore Women's Weekly shines the spotlight on 18 outstanding, powerful and high-achieving career women in the Great Women Of Our Time awards.
Meet Science & Technology nominee, Lynette Tan, Singapore Space and Technology Association's first female Executive Director
[Publication: The Singapore Women's Weekly]
August, 14th, 2018
Space ambition finds impetus in data supremacy
Data, Connectivity and Communications.
Find out more from Lynette Tan, our Executive Director at SSTA.
[Publication: The Edge Singapore]
August, 7th, 2018
City of Opportunities: Go Big or Go Home
Part 2 of 2 on Channel NewsAsia's documentary. It features SSTA's Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) competition, an industry program that challenges participants to innovate and create solutions to tackle disaster emergencies using space technology. The competition is led by SSTA President Jonathan Hung & Industry Manager Terence Chan.
Timestamp @ 9:50 minute | HADR Challenge
[Publication: Channel News Asia]
July, 31st, 2018
City of Opportunities: Little Country, Big Dreams
Part 1 of 2 on a documentary series by Channel NewsAsia, featuring SSTA President Jonathan Hung as one of the passionate Singaporeans in pursuit of their ambitious aspirations.
"…Space technology is not something that is isolated and looked at in silo. Many of the things developed for space can be developed for terrestrial usages. Our mission is to understand how we can harness both pure space activities and it's possible uses for everything that happens on the ground as well."
Timestamp @ 4:00 minute | SSTA's ambitions & Act in Space
Timestamp @ 27:17 minute | The future of Singapore's space industry
[Publication: Channel News Asia]
June, 29th, 2018
Australia, Singapore teams clinch ActInSpace prizes
Insert Space, the team that won the Singapore hackathon organized by the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA), was one of the five finalists. Insert Space also clinched the Airbus Innovation Prize for their small satellite propulsion using a 3D-printed vaporising liquid microthruster.
[Publication: spacetechasia]
June, 28th, 2018
Singapore Team clinch innovation prize with idea to keep small satellites in space
Singaporean Team "Insert Space" has won the Airbus Innovation Prize! The team started out by winning the Singapore leg of Act in Space organised by SSTA and made their way to the international stage, clinching the Airbus Innovation Prize. This is Singapore's 1st time participating and representing the international event – A step forward in progressing Singapore's space ecosystem!
[Publication: The Straits Times]
June, 5th, 2018
Major International Hub!
SSTA's 2-page feature in the May/June issue of Satellite Evolution Asia. Amy Saunders spoke with Lynette Tan, founding member and Executive Director at SSTA to discuss Asia's growing space sector, and how Singapore can become a major international hub for space-related activities.
"…SSTA will continue to be a critical catalyst in the Asian Space story; creating exciting platforms for business to grow, for knowledge to be shared and ushering a new generation of responsible and inspiring space programs that we can be proud of."
[Publication: Satellite Evolution Group]
Singapore companies shoot for the stars as space technology gets more accessible
It may come as a surprise, but Singapore has a space industry – one which hires 1,000 people and involves 30 companies, including Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA).
[Publication: Channel News Asia]
June, 4th, 2018
TP students win space challenge
Winner of SSTA's Singapore Space Challenge 2017 – Mercury Seven of Temasek Polytechnic, share their experience and thoughts post-challenge.
[Publication: The New Paper – SPH Digital News]
April, 17th, 2018
Cyber Security in space and military operations
World's leading companies in space technologies attended the Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC, Sheraton Hotel Singapore, 2-3rd February 2018) organized by SSTA to present on A.I, Blockchain, Machine Learning and Big Data Analytic in the Space Technology sector.
[Publication: Australian Security Magazine]
April, 4th, 2018
EXCLUSIVE – Helping Singapore reach for the stars: A dialogue with SSTA Founder and President Jonathan Hung
OpenGov recently spoke to Mr Jonathan Hung, Founder and President of the Singapore Space and Technology Association, to find out more about Singapore's aspirations as a regional space hub.
[Publication: OPENGOV]
March, 26th, 2018
Taking Flight: Singapore students' experiment proposal lifts off to space.
Coordinated by SSTA, the "Asian Try Zero-G" programme helps Singapore students' experiment proposals take flight through the Japan aerospace agency.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
February, 5th, 2018
Event Roundup: The Inaugural SG[ASEAN] Workshop 2018
On 31 January 2018, Singapore hosted the first ever Space Generation (SG[ASEAN]) Workshop, held at NUS and E2A. In conjunction with GSTC 2018, Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) jointly organised the event with Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC).
[Publication: spacetechasia]
Singapore Space Conference Announces Singaporean Astronaut and International Cooperation
Highlights for the 10th annual GSTC presented by SSTA include the announcement of the 1st Singaporean Astronaut, Signing of MOUs and the support of Formation Flying from the Singaporean minister for trade and industry.
[Publication: engineering.com]
February, 2nd, 2018
Iswaran: Singapore to lead in building small satellites
In addition to Singapore's small satellite capabilities discussed at GSTC, an agreement has been signed between the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) and NUS to work together to drive educational outreach programmes and encourage careers in space and related technologies.
[Publication: Connected to India]
First to the race: Singapore to become the first Asian country to build small satellites
During SSTA's Global Space and Technology Convention 2018, Trade and Industry Minister S Iswaran discussed the possibility for Singapore to become one of the first in Asia to build small satellites in the information sector as a part of newly established Satellite Technology and Research Centre's (STAR) first mission.
[Publication: International Business Times]
Local firm aims to put first Singaporean in space by May
SSTA president Jonathan Hung was present at the announcement by In.Genius, advocating the project.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
Small but efficient: Singapore may get small satellites to do the work of big ones"
During the Global Space and Technology Convention 2018, presented by SSTA, Mr S. Iswaran, Minister for Trade and Industry stated that "Aided by advancements in miniaturisation of electronics and an increase in companies offering space launch services, small satellites promise more comprehensive coverage and flexible usage at a lower cost.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
Indian satellite MSMEs in global business talks
FICCI and ISRO have a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Singapore Space Technology Association (SSTA) since November 2017 for mutual support of the space industry initiatives in the two countries.
[Publication: INDIA TODAY/ The Economic Times]
February, 1st, 2018
Singapore to build capabilities in small satellites: S. Iswaran
At the Global Space and Technology Convention on Thursday (Feb 1), Trade and Industry Minister S Iswaran said Singapore could be one of the first in Asia to fly small satellites in formation as part of the newly-opened Satellite Technology and Research Centre's (STAR) maiden mission.
[Publication: Channel NewsAsia]
Global Space & Technology Convention kicks off in Singapore
Global Space & Technology Convention (GSTC) 2018 is created and hosted by SSTA, which aims to shed light on the future of Asia's burgeoning space sector.
[Publication: spacetechasia]
Singapore to develop small satellite capabilities
Cheaper and Faster: The ability for small satellites to do the same work as larger ones have sparked a talking point at SSTA's Global Space and Technology Convention 2018.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
Democratization of Space Helps Tech Development in Asia
SSTA President Jonathan Hung joined Bryan Curtis and Rishaad Salamat to discuss the outlook for the space tech sector in the region, explaining how much we already use such technology in our daily lives. He went on to explain the SSTA's role in helping businesses with developing ideas.
[Publication: Bloomberg]
Japan looks to space industry to stimulate the stagnant economy
At the Global Space & Technology Convention (GSTC) 2018 in Singapore, Mr Shizuo Yamamoto, Vice President of Japan's space agency JAXA, stated that doubling the market size of its space industry to 2.4 trillion Japanese Yen by the year 2030 is part of efforts to grow the Japanese economy, which he said: "has remained almost flat for the past 20 years."
[Publication: spacetechasia]
DS-SAR satellite acquired by Singapore's defence technology agency & ST Electronics
The acquisition of DS-SAR was announced earlier today, at the Global Space & Technology Convention 2018 (GSTC), during the opening address by Guest-of-Honour S. Iswaran, Singapore's Minister for Trade and Industry.
[Publication: spacetechasia]
Premier space and technology convention kicks off in Singapore
Tech Trade Asia's press release on GSTC 2018 – Summary.
[Publication: Trade Tech Asia]
January, 26th, 2018
Asia news roundup: JD prepares for US launch, Space startup accelerator comes to Singapore
The Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) has announced plans for a six-month accelerator program in the second quarter for space startups looking to make an impact on the US$350-billion global space market. The "first of its kind programme" in Asia, the application will open in August.
[Publication: TechInAsia]
January, 21st, 2018
GSTC 2018 to take place on 1-2 February 2018
The Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC), Singapore's largest annual space event, is set to take place between 1-2 February 2018 at Sheraton Towers. This year's will mark the convention's 10th anniversary.
[Publication: spacetechasia]
December, 25th, 2017
Items for Asian Try Zero-G 2018 launched by Dragon-13
SSTA coordinated with other Kibo-ABC member countries to prepare unique flight items for it's "Asian Try Zero-G 2018" programme. This required many kinds of activities for flight preparation, which were completed, and launched on Dec. 15th, 2017 and delivered to the ISS on Dec. 16th, 2017.
[Publication: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency]
SSTA President Outlines Singapore Space Initiatives
Satellite News spoke to Jonathan Hung, president of the SSTA, about the potential for satellite and space technologies in Singapore and what the SSTA is doing to make sure these technologies stay prominent on the media landscape.
[Publication: Via Satellite]
November, 21st, 2017
International Seminar on Indian Space Programme:'Trends and Opportunities for Industry' concludes
Mr. Jonathan Hung, President of Singapore Space Technology Association (SSTA) spoke on how Singapore is trying to involve the youth in taking an interest in space research, noting that space technology is not science fiction anymore and youth can engage with these technologies.
[Publication: Press Information Bureau]
November, 20th, 2017
Agreement Signed: SSTA and the JAXA to deploy small satellites from "Kibo"
Mr Jonathan Hung, President of SSTA, highlighted the significance of the JAXA-SSTA partnership with KIBO space utilization onboard the International Space Station.
[Publication: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency]
November, 20th, 2017
International Seminar on Indian Space Programme
Mr Jonathan Hung, President of Singapore Space and Technology (SSTA) was part of a collective panel of representatives for international space agencies/association during the International Seminar.
[Publication: www.indiaspacetech.in]
October, 16th, 2017
It's now possible: Career in space industry is within reach for many
Discussions at Singapore Space and Technology Association's Industry Awareness Talk has indicated that the rapidly growing sector of Singapore's space industry is within grasp of curious new entrants.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
October, 9th, 2017
The local space industry hopes to attract more professionals
Chen Shu Ting, Executive Director of Singapore Space and Technology Association, pointed out that many foreign companies have set up branches in our country in recent years to explore the possibility of manufacturing and launching satellites locally and developing satellite – related businesses. The industry is expected to achieve double digit growth in the next 5 years.
[Publication: Lianhe Zaobao]
October, 3rd, 2017
Space Voluntary Opportunities
SSTA is one of the non-profit organizations formed in Singapore that provide opportunities to volunteer for space. Let's build the future of Space in Singapore together!
[Publication: World Space Week Singapore]
September, 30th, 2017
Singapore's Case for Space
Singapore Space and Technology Association's Lynette Tan discusses the opportunities that space offers to a small country like Singapore. In addition, Singapore Space and Technology Association has also linked an Memorandum of Understanding with the Global Navigation Satellite Systems – Location Based Services Association of China in 2015 during the Global Space and Technology Convention held annually in Singapore.
[Publication: Channel NewsAsia]
September, 7th, 2017
Asian Try Zero-G 2018 Experiment Ideas Selected
SSTA and other Kibo-ABC members announced a proposal (for "Asian Try Zero-G") to be conducted by JAXA astronaut Norishige Kanai onboard the Internation Space Station. 169 experiment proposals were submitted from 361 students and young engineers/researchers in Asian countries.
[Publication: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency]
August, 31st, 2017
Singapore's Station in Space
SSTA's website "space.org.sg" was recommended by GovTech Singapore as a launchpad to find out more about Singapore's space-related developments.
[Publication: GovTech Singapore]
August, 28th, 2017
Airbus Foundation holds second round of youth development programme in Singapore
SSTA is coordinating with the Airbus Foundation to offer the "Little Engineers Workshop" to introduce students to the space industry and the world of robotics. [Publication: Airbus]
June, 6th, 2017
Airbus organises start-up event in Singapore
President of SSTA Jonathan Hung will attend as one of the judges on the panel for Airbus's Startup Event 2017, an event inspired by the Smart Nation initiative, which aims to identify solutions that use connectivity and technology to improve the life of ordinary people, particularly in areas such as transportation, infrastructure, and security.
[Publication: Airbus]
February, 17th, 2017
Lift-off: Singapore wants to shoot for the stars
It is not just Buzz Lightyear who wants to go to infinity and beyond. Like the Toy Story Star, Singapore too has space ambitions. As SSTA turns 10 this year, the team talks to Straits Times on ways Singapore can reach for the stars.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
October, 25th, 2016
"It would be unrealistic to expect all facets of STEM to be encompassed in a single talent. A mathematician may not make a good engineer; an engineer may not make a good scientist" – Lynette Tan, Director, Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA)
[Publication: HRM Asia]
October, 25th, 2016
Grooming STEM Talents
SSTA aims to instill a "deep STEM" culture even outside of its own industry. This comes in the form of several public initiatives targeted at introducing and developing STEM topics and concepts to children, adults, and professionals of all ages.
[Publication: HRM Asia]
September, 23rd, 2016
When Dreams Take Wing
Hillgrove Secondary students get the chance to see their experiment conducted aboard ISS as part of SSTA's "Asian Try Zero-G" programme in collaboration with JAXA.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
February, 12th, 2016
S'pore firm set to launch 2nd satellite by 2020
SSTA has taken another step towards the growth in both the global and Singapore's space industry with its Chinese counterpart, who inked a deal to set up the world's first R&D center that will allow navigational satellite experts from both sides to work together on projects.
[Publication: The Straits Times]
February, 11th, 2016
Singapore partners Chinese association to
develop satnav tech
The partnership consisting of the Singapore Space and Technology Association (SSTA) and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and Location Based Service (LBS) and Association of China (GLAC) will include co-building a common platform for navigational satellite experts from both associations for knowledge sharing, conducting joint research projects and to identify opportunities to commercialise such projects together.
[Publication: Channel NewsAsia]


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Yes! I finally have my own website that links to everything I do, solo and collaborative. You can check it out here. My new solo EP also recently got a review from Music in Oxford blog. Read it here.
EP II is all written and ready to be recorded. The Martyrs start recording our album on Sunday and we can't wait. Phew! Blog will resume its normal volume of banter soon.
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Feeling: Pretty good during the day, pretty terrible during the night. I CANNOT sleep! It's getting to the point where I dread going to bed at night, knowing that I will toss and turn for hours. While I am somewhat uncomfortable with my big belly, it's mostly my mind that will not turn off. I have so much empathy for insomniacs now... I can attest that not sleeping is terrible, and makes you feel absolutely awful the next day. I'm trying a few new techniques such as reading before bed (NO Netflix!), lighting soothing candles, and listening to podcasts.
Babies movement: Lots! I think it's slowed down a tiny bit in the past couple days, but she is definitely an active one. Sometimes I think she is awake for hours at a time... which should be interesting when she is with us!
Getting ready: I finally have some/most of my baby things checked off my to-do list. Partly I think a third baby makes me realize that a baby really does not need much, and partly I think I'm just busy with the other two kiddos. The car seat is ready (not installed), the bassinet is ready, clothes are washed and put away, diapers and wipes have been purchased, I've set up a new baby dresser/change table, and found a couple of carriers and slings. As of tonight I actually have a hospital bag half-ready...
Weight/Body: I've gained just under 30 pounds, I think. With Soren I gained around 35, and with Poppy closer to 25. It feels like most of the weight is just in my belly... and honestly I don't really care much what the scale says. I'm healthy and so far the baby is too, and that's all that matters.
Work: 8 days to go!! My last planned day is August 4th, but if I happen to have the baby before then I wouldn't be complaining:) Working 4-day work weeks has been an amazing opportunity, and every week I look forward to doing something special with Soren and Poppy on thursdays. If I was working 5 days per week I'm sure I would be feeling a lot more stressed and anxious.
Midwives: One day I would like to write a post about my experiences with an OB/GYN compared to a midwife, but for now I will just say that it's great! I'm onto weekly visits now, and tonight was the first time I called the after-hours line to ask a question. One of the midwives picked up on the second ring, and proceeded to listen carefully to my concerns. The call ended with her asking me to call back in a couple hours, and if need be, she can come over at any time. To my house! In the evening! I am so lucky to live in a country with such amazing (free) healthcare.
As I wrap up my last few weeks of my last pregnancy, I am trying to enjoy every little moment and not wish for labour to come. Yes, I want to meet this little girl, but I'm trying to be patient and let it be on her own terms. Pregnancy is such a blessing that I do not take for granted, and I'm thankful everyday to feel the little kicks and turns. At times I've felt like it's 'just the two of us', and she has given me more strength and hope than she will ever know. When I wake up in the morning and feel a first kick - I immediately smile and say quietly 'Good morning baby'.


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This conversation has been merged. Please reference the main conversation: Lightroom Classic: Support cataloging PSB files (files larger than 2 GB PSDs and 4 GB TIFFs)
It's officially 2018. Time to update how large the files can be in LR and Raw Converter. I have 128GB ram and a capable system. Why does LR insist I downsize my files? Why won't it recognize PSB yet? Why is the PSD capped? Why does the pano routine die if it can't fit an image. So many questions. I'm a pano guy. Please expand the limits. PLEASE make PS Camera Raw behave the same as LR. Tired of the same tools having different interactions... IE, scrollwheel in PS doesn't adjust brush size. scrollwheel in LR does adjust the brush size. Get the teams together, settle it.


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It should go without saying that you shouldn't email more often than you indicated you would when recipients opted into your list but beyond that if you haven't set any boundaries I would say email as often as you have something to say and use open rates, click through rates, conversion rates and, to a lesser extent, unsubscribe rates as an indication of the frequency at which you're trying your recipients patience.
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Once you learn the essential elements needed to create a high-quality newsletter and how to write distinct real estate newsletter content , sign up or download a free template from one of these helpful platforms to start crafting engaging newsletters for your audience.
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With complex designs you may need to compromise and accept that your layout will not be pixel perfect in every single email client- instead concentrate on making sure your content is readable (with images on or off) and that your key messages and links are coming across in the email.


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Everyone is getting ready for Christmas at the moment but next month also means it's my birthday month and so I thought I would put together a my Birthday Wishlist 2016 featuring some of the items I'd really love on the day I turn twenty-eight. The only good thing about having a Birthday five days after Christmas is that lots of places have a half price sale so I can treat myself to lots of really lovely gift sets which usually last me absolutely ages. I've also been saving up my Swagbucks vouchers and gift cards so I can get a few extra treats!
A pair of Doc Martens. I'm not sure if I want Pink or Purple as they both look gorgeous but I'm feeling pink would fit in more with the Candyfloss theme that is me. A pair of thick socks to go with these would be great too. I'm not sure on sizing but I'm a size 5. I think, perhaps, a 5.5 would be best, but there's not many shoes where I have to buy a size bigger. I do a lot of walking and it would be really helpful to have a pair of all weather walking boots.
I have a list of books as long as my arm that I want so either a Kindle voucher or a hard copy of any of these would be just amazing. A big suprise for me is that there's a lot of Non-Fiction but after seeing some of these women speak at Blogfest16 I really want to know more about them and further the inspiration they've given me. Particularly Hurrah for Gin and The Ummumsy Mum who both started out with a blog.
I really do like building up my makeup collection – although I feel I need to sort it out and get rid of the stuff I don't like. My favourite brand this year has been Makeup Revolution who have got some really lovely gift sets online. I also enjoy browsing their range in Superdrug so I'll be on the look out for some bargains. Another must have beauty essential is the amazing PureDerm exfoliating foot socks. They help get rid of any dry skin and work so well.
I am never able to buy myself perfume but if I had a choice it would be my absolute favourite Diesel Fuel for Life Eau de Parfum. It's a gorgeous smelling perfume that I can't quite describe but it's always been my favourite, despite trying others over the years. I can never replace this scent.
As my birthday is so close to the new year and I always want items that will help me live a healthier lifestyle. I have always wanted a Nutribullet but it's a little on the expensive side however a good alternative would be this Breville Blender.
I think that's a pretty good summary of the gifts I'd absolutely love to receive and I'm sure I'll be showcasing the bargains I find on my social media. Whatever happens I know I'll have a very happy birthday with loved ones.


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16 Antennas Low Bands 130-990 Mhz CDMA GSM Lojack VHF UHF GPS RC jammer up to 50m 45W Delivery is carried out international courier service DHL, free shipping (Check the list of countries for free shipping). You can pay by any convenient manner specified in the section "Payment"
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16 Bands type frequency :
1 130-200MHz 3W
2 200-300MHz 3W
3 300-400MHz 3W
4 400-500MHz 3W
5 700-800mhz 2W
6 790-880mhz 3W
7 850-965MHz 3W
8 920-990mhz 3W
9 Remote Control 433MHz 3W
10 Remote Control 315MHz 3W
11 Remote Control 868Mhz 3W
12 Lojack 173MHz 3W
13 130-180MHz VHF 3W
14 400-480MHz UHF 3W
15 GPS L1 1575Mhz 2W
16 GPS L2 1227MHz 2W
All in One with 16 bands frequencies
Good cooling system with 5 cooling fans inside
Low noise
Can adjust or turn off any single band without influencing the other bands operation
Work non-stopped
Stable capability
Could be used in car directly,With car charger.
Total output power: 45W Jamming range: up to 10-50 m.
Full set weight: 8.0kg
Power supply: AC100-240V and 12V cable to Car Battery (300mm Long)
Dimension: 395 x 238 x 60mm
Application Area:
1.it can be applied at meeting rooms, conference rooms, museums, galleries, theaters, concert halls, churches, temples, restaurants, classrooms, training centers, factories, banks, trains, bus and more
2.For some locations of special purpose such as hospitals, gas stations and more, Please do field test first to make sure no interference happened to the normal operation of their equipment and instrument
Warranty: One year from delivery date.
Multi-functional Jammer x 1
AC adaptor x 1
Car adaptor x 1
Antenna x 16
Note: Mobile signal jammers may not be permissible to import into certain countries due to licensing of broadcast signals or other restrictions. Please check your country's telecommunications regulations before placing your order. We will adjust the CDMA / GSM / DCS / PCS for you base on your country signal frequency.
Jamming range depends on the signal strength from various sources, as well as local environment conditions.
Important Notes for Jamming Distance: The jamming distances we mentioned on website are for customer's reference only. The actual jamming distance will be varied depending on the signal strength and the use location and if full charges, etc.
Important Notes for Portable Jammers with No Cooling Fan: Do not use the jammer when it is charging, or it will burn the jammer as it has no built-in fan. If because of this factor due to the broken of the jammer, the customer will lose the authority of free repairation.
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Cutter Suction Dredger
Capacity about 1400 cbm/hr
Article code: 15000519N
Cutter Suction Dredger
Built the Netherlands 1980 - Hollandsche Ijssel
Capacity abt 1400 CBM/hour
Loa 16,00m, breadth 7,00 m max
Dismountable parts :
- dredging hull length 10m, breadth 3m
- fore/side pontoons length 2,5m x breadth 3m max.
- spudpole train section length 3,5 m, breadth 3m
Spudpoles Ø 324 mm
Spudpoles length 8,00 m
Total weight 32 Mtns LDT
Unit can be transported by trucks when dismounted.
Dredging equipment
Main engine SCANIA DS14 - 420 bhp
Suction depth 5,00 m under water level
Suction pipe Ø 324 mm
Press pipe Ø 324 mm
Dredging pump NIHARD 12"
Cutter Hollandsche IJssel - 60 bhp
Suitable for clay, sand, peat, mud, white sand
Cutter driven by separate hydroset powered by DAF 615 Turboe diesel engine
Cutter hydraulics by separate hydraulic set
Propulsion during dredging by means of towing in train to spudpole, 3m per tow.
Towing by winch POCLAIN - pull power 1250 kgs.
A rail for 3m towing is mounted in the spudpole hull (train).
All equipment is overhauled in 2011.
This dredger can be seen in working condition in The Netherlands.
Delivery as is / where is.
Price: Try around € 240.000,-.


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Dato' Tony Looi Chee Hong
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Ban Lee Hin Engineering & Construction Sdn Bhd
Do you think the idea of leadership has changed over the decades?
During the past, leaders were very strict. Staff were not allowed to object to his opinion or decision. Whatever he decided is what you had to follow. Leaders nowadays are open minded. They will accept opinions from all levels and encourage their employees to propose any idea and suggestion that can help the company to grow and improve.
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It is very difficult to teach leadership, as it is not just knowledge obtained from books. One can learn about the theory and the idea of leadership but it can't be obtained without endeavouring to lead. Only then can one build his own leadership style and also merge what he reads from books into an actual daily practice of leadership. Mentorship is also very important.
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St John's Academy is the seventh institution under the St.John's Banner, this institution, one more Learning centre, emerged in the year 2002 as a sister institution of St. John's International Residential School, a prestigious member of the group. St.John's Academy is the right school for many of the Parents from the state of Tamil Nadu, especially from the Business & Trade Circle, who want their Children to migrate to Chennai, a metropolitan City in south India, to take up study in the Tamil Nadu State Matriculation Higher Secondary Pattern and in a Residential School.
St.John's Academy will be the GATEWAY for students who prefer their professional studies in Tamilnadu. SJA will also suit Non-Resident Indian parents originating from the state of Tamilnadu who want their children to pursue their Higher education in Tamilnadu. St.John's Academy is a top Class School with all modern state of the art facilities for the Tamil Nadu based students who would like to study under State pattern but with a different style and new education strategy.
St.John's Academy is a state school with state objectives.
St.John's Academy is a High profile & competitive residential school under the banner St.John's in the state of Tamil Nadu. St.John's family is proud to offer three Residential Schools at one educational complex in the city of Chennai. SJIRS – the lead school catering to the National Scenario, St.John's Academy catering to the state scenario while the St.John's Cambridge school catering to the international Scenario.
St.John's Academy has earned a name from the very year of commencement and setting new waves in the halls of education, as we aim for:
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Family Shooting Sports BBQ
Saturday, July 18, 2020 at 12:00pm
Join the crew at the Eagle Valley Rod & Gun Club in Gypsum for Family Day on the Range, 12-3:30pm. This FREE event offers families a chance to learn about basic gun safety and shooting firearms from certified instructors and range officers. Participants will be allowed to fire small-bore rifles, pistols, shotguns, and air guns under supervision of experienced shooters from the club. Along with furnishing the firearms and ammunition, the club will serve hot dog, hamburgers, and soft drinks. For further questions click here www.gypsumgunclub.com


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Arizona State University Professor Matthew Whitaker has withdrawn his company's six-digit, diversity-training contract from the Phoenix Police Department following his demotion for plagiarism.
The Phoenix City Council approved the $268,000 contract with Whitaker's company, Whitaker Group, LLC, in a 4-0 vote on May 13. Officials said at the time that the company was the only one sought for the job, and that Whitaker's credentials had been thoroughly vetted. As we reported today, Mayor Greg Stanton told the city council that the contract should be approved without delay due to the importance of the training, and because Whitaker had an impeccable reputation at ASU.
In fact, about two weeks before the vote, ASU officials had told Whitaker he was being disciplined for apparent plagiarism in his 2014 textbook on African-American history, "Peace Be Still: Modern Black America from World War II to Barack Obama." This month, the university demoted Whitaker to associate professor and made him co-director of the race-relations center he founded, ASU's Center for the Study of Race and Democracy.
Whitaker had been investigated in 2011 for alleged plagiarism, but an investigation declared his lifting of material had been unintentional.
After he published "Peace Be Still," Whitaker become the subject of aggressive online attacks in an anonymous blog about him called "The Cabinet of Plagiarism."
Two professors, including Princeton history Professor Keith Wailoo, checked out the complaints at the request of ASU and found evidence that Whitaker had plagiarized. Wailoo wrote in a five-page January report (obtained by New Times on Monday) that Whitaker showed "recurring disregard" for the original works of others.
Comparisons of text show the popular, highly regarded professor and community speaker tweaked passages from common Internet sites and used them as his own, would "parallel" the main elements of someone else's work, or — at times — use whole sentences from another source without any attribution.
Following the revelation last week about Whitaker's demotion, (which New Times was the first to report), Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio demanded that Phoenix cancel its contract with Whitaker.
"Phoenix police insisted that this contract was thoroughly vetted, which now turns out to be false," the councilman fumed in a public statement. "The Council and the public were duped into believing this was a non-issue, which is now clearly not true."
Today, Whitaker submitted a letter to the city indicating he was canceling the contract himself. A clause in the contract allows either party to cancel it; Whitaker's company will be paid for his work up until now. The training actually began in April, before it was officially approved. Police are taking a "summer break" from training, but it was scheduled to resume in August, officials said.
"...We find ourselves in a position where we find it impossible to complete the training as stated in the contract," Whitaker wrote in the signed letter, (full letter below.)
He didn't say why it was impossible, and didn't return our messages seeking comment.
It's unclear why Whitaker would give up $268,000 if he didn't have to. The contract contained a provision for a possible $96,000 extension, too. Whitaker's pay was reduced slightly because of his demotion, but he still earns an annual salary of about $154,000.
ASU, via spokesman Gerardo Gonzalez, tells New Times that the university did not demand that Whitaker cancel the contract. Phoenix police referred our question back to Whitaker.
City Manager Ed Zuercher released the following statement on Tuesday afternoon about the flap:
"Since late Friday, city management has been assessing contractual obligations with the Whitaker Group, L.L.C., and gathering facts after details about discipline for plagiarism were released by ASU regarding Dr. Matthew Whitaker. This afternoon, Dr. Whitaker notified the city his company is terminating its contract and will not conduct specialized training for the police department that focuses on cultural and community awareness. We have accepted this cancellation.
"I fully support Police Chief Yahner's commitment to implement this critical training for the police department. Our mission remains the same: we will continue to provide cultural awareness education for police officers in an effort to strengthen the relationship between the police and the community. Law enforcement across the country faces more challenges than ever before and this vital training is an opportunity to build a deeper relationship between residents and the men and women of our police department.
"A new curriculum provider has not been determined. During the next few weeks, we will make a thorough and thoughtful decision on who will conduct the training for this vital program."
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Councilman Michael Nowakowski said in his own statement that a similar training program should be put in place as soon as possible.
"The Cultural Consciousness and Community Awareness training program is critical and the instructor must maintain the values we are reinforcing within our police force," Nowakowski said. "I have asked the City Manager to ensure this training is not delayed with the resignation of the Whitaker Group and that we move quickly to ensure we do not compromise our goal of strengthening community relations."
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We've got a new scanner at work so I started scanning some of the ridiculous amount of slides that I have banked up over the past fifteen years or so. I had tried to scan this shot in on my crappy scanner at home previously and the results were terrible so it was the first I tried on this new one and I'm really impressed.
There is no noise whatsoever. It's also really fast (god, firewire rocks).
Once I scanned it I noticed that strange shadow-like thing which makes the background look like a backdrop. I think it's from the fact that it was a bit of a long exposure with a blast of flash at the end. I think the shadow is actually the wing just before the flash. Whatever it is, I like it. The scanner is able to scan at 16 bit so even though there is a lot of the shot that is excessively dark, the scanner was able to pull detail out of the darker parts.
Did I mention there is no noise?
As far as what the picture is of, it's one of the lanterns at the illuminares festival in Vancouver.
Scanned, colour corrected, cropped in Photoshop.


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Very fun game
Alot of good things came from this, I love the effort here, especially the concept and design of it all, And honestly It was pretty entertaining with some good excitement surrounding this, pretty entertaining if you ask me. This was pretty unique and had some good things about it. OK so this game was slow to start but it was fun and addictive, the sounds were nice and the graphics were pretty sharp, i think this was fun mostly because you allowed for some very smooth controls that allows you too move fast through the time game, ok so the game gets very hard very easy, maybe make it progress better so that you do have some easy to achieve medals and then some harder ones. As far as the game itself is concerned, I do enjoy what you have made here, not only was it entertaining but it was differant in a few aspects so nice effort there in making it somewhat different.
While I can tell it wasn't meant to be a big game, it's still decent. and i found some fun and entertaining ideas here but also at the sametime i think i have a few things that may make this even better, so i will do my best here with some new ideas. So making it slightly easier to acheive even one medal would be nice, more of a progression.


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The people of Ireland can share the lessons of reconciliation learned by South Africans, the general secretary of the World Council of Churches, the Rev Dr Samuel Kobia, has said in a visit to Ireland.
In fact the northern Irish peace process, bringing together rival nationalist and unionist groups (who dispute the province's ultimate political allegiance) drew on the behind-the-scenes conflict transformation work of civic and church groups from both countries.
Dr Kobia, who is a Methodist from Kenya, was speaking after leading a seminar on Reconciliation and the Healing of Memories' at the Irish School of Ecumenics in Dublin.
Among those present were the Most Rev John Neill, Anglican archbishop of Dublin in the Church of Ireland, and his Roman Catholic counterpart, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin.
The meeting is part of a WCC team visit coordinated in cooperation with Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI).
"The way South Africa went through the process towards peace and reconciliation I think could be relevant to the situation in Ireland," Dr Kobia told Ecumenical News International after the seminar. "I would clearly recommend that the Irish people try to learn from the people of South Africa."
Dr Kobia heads the world's largest ecumenical association of churches. The WCC was established in 1948 to promote Christian unity in faith, witness and service to the world - following the tragedy of the Second World War. The visit to Dublin came during his 12-day trip to England, Scotland, Wales and both parts of Ireland.
"His themes, which are very much on reconciliation and forgiveness, are very much an area that we are exploring, and one of the key areas is how you deal with the aftermath of generations of division and violence in this land", Anglican Archbishop Neill told ENI.
"I think he brought out very clearly that its very easy for someone to say 'I forgive' - there is such a thing as cheap forgiveness - but in fact real forgiveness is very difficult to offer."
Martin remarked: "Ireland is a place of inter-religious tension but also has always been a workshop of reconciliation." He noted: "The experience that the World Council of Churches has gathered over the years is extremely rich."
The Catholic archbishop remarked: "[I]t's also extremely important that we be encouraged never to give up hope in the task that we're all working together about coming to a form of unity among the churches, but also working together as much as we can on the level of unity we have achieved, to witness the love of Jesus Christ in a world which is very torn and where we need more reconciliation."
A commentator from South Africa told Ekklesia that churches in her country can also learn lessons from the Irish in their struggle to overcome violence and to heal memories.
In the run-up to the Northern Ireland peace process, private workshops on alternative approaches to conflict were held in South Africa for the benefit of protagonists on both sides of the often bitter and violent loyalist-nationalist divide.
With thanks to Ecumenical News International (www.eni.ch) and Ray McMenamin, from whom this report was sourced and is partly reproduced.


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Communities and religious institutions throughout the Americas are spiritually nourished through the activities of Day of the Dead. Bring a photo of a deceased loved one to place on our altar. Oranges, sweet bread, sugar skulls, marigolds, singing and dancing: these are the images of remembering those who have gone before and remain in our hearts. Our Center service (9:15) will be contemplative and reflective with gorgeous music by Mark Daugherty. Our Celebrate Life (11;15) will be uplifting and festive with the rich, traditional music brought by the Mariachi Maya band.
Monthly Archives: October 2014
10.19.14, Climate Change-Our Moral Imperative-United Nations Sunday
We have a moral, ethical, and survival imperative to learn about climate change/global warming, and to act appropriately and decisively. This imperative derives from people living today and all those who will follow us. We must not have future generations say, of us: "They refused to learn" or "they knew but did not act."
Dr. Jan Dash is currently chair of the Climate Initiative at the Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office (UU-UNO). He is Climate Advisor to the UN NGO Committee for Sustainable Development, and serves on the UU Green Sanctuary advisory board. He teaches at the Courant Institute of NYU, and is Visiting Scholar at Fordham University.
"We are the first generation to directly feel the effects of global warming and the last generation that can do anything about it."
10.12.14, Hungry for Compassion, McKinley Sims
Food provides us with physical nourishment, and will keep us alive, but we need something more to truly Live. A popular young adult novel reflects deeply religious messages that can help us explore this fact. What do we hunger for, beyond food? What can we learn about the Spirit of God when we feed ourselves through compassion?
We are delighted to welcome McKinley (Kin) to USG as a student minister. Kin is completing his final year at Princeton Theological Seminary. Originally from Texas, he graduated in 2010 from The College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, VA with a degree in History and Religious Studies, and has had a lot of experience working with young people, both as a chaplaincy intern at CHOP and as a teacher, tutor, basketball coach, and camp counselor.
10.5.14, To Thine Own Self Be True, Rev Kent Matthies
Am I doing well enough? Am I doing my job well enough? Am I taking good enough care of myself? Am I a good enough grandparent, parent, neighbor or friend? Many times we feel pressure and disappointment in our self-assessment. Compassion is in the mission of our congregation. Don't leave yourself out. Self-compassion is an important way of living out our theology.


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An associate of Linda Sarsour and an organizer for the Women's March – who is a convicted terrorist and murderer – was stripped of her citizenship and ordered to be deported from the United States on Thursday after lying to U.S. officials.
Rasmieh Yousef Odeh (First name also spelled Rasmea), 70, lost her citizenship and will be removed from the U.S. for intentionally falsifying her U.S. citizenship documents after an in-depth investigation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), according to a statement from ICE.
Making the announcement was acting U.S. Attorney Daniel L. Lemisch and HSI Detroit special agent Steve Francis.
"Today's court action clears the way for this defendant's removal from the United States and should serve as an unequivocal message that the U.S. will never be a haven for those seeking to distance themselves from their past atrocities," Francis said.
Lemisch explained Odeh's past as a convicted terrorist before she immigrated to the U.S. in 1994 on an immigrant visa:
In 1969, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine conducted two bombings in Jerusalem, Israel. One was at a Supersol supermarket, in which two individuals were killed and many more wounded. The second bombing was at the British Consulate. Defendant Odeh was arrested and charged with participation in the bombings, and in 1970 was convicted. She was sentenced to life imprisonment, but was released in 1979 after ten years' imprisonment, as part of a prisoner exchange. In numerous television and video interviews throughout the years, other admitted participants in the bombings named Odeh as the person who chose the supermarket as a target, scouted the location and placed the bomb.
Far-left Palestinian-American activist Linda Sarsour – who recently called for Muslims to wage a form of "Jihad" against President Donald Trump – has a long history of defending Odeh and has spoken with her at events.
In April, Sarsour spoke alongside Odeh at an event and gave her a warm embrace, The Daily Caller reported at the time.
The New York Post reported at the event Sarsour said she felt "honored and privileged to be here in this space, and honored to be on this stage with Rasmea."
In her plea agreement, Odeh admitted to lying about her criminal history by claiming that she had never been arrested, convicted of a crime, or imprisoned.
"Had Odeh revealed the truth about her criminal history, as she was required to by law, she never would have been granted an immigrant visa, admitted to the United States, allowed to live here for the last 22 years, or granted United States Citizenship," ICE also noted in their statement.
Sarsour has also defended and promoted Odeh on Twitter.


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Creamy Parmesan & Leek Turkey
My new favourite dish! Well, at least for this week. I love all things cream and butter, yes. This dish delivers on all the creaminess and all the flavour. Done in 30 minutes which makes it a week night dinner worthy of the name in my books!
Each week, I like to attempt to make one new family dinner. There are varying degrees of success and varying degrees of blog worthy food. Quite often, these dishes are made at the tail end of the day when exhaustion has set in and light is fading into the abyss. Therefore, no chance to get a pretty picture for you all. Which means, the delicious dinner has to get filed away for another more timely time to make it and photograph it for the blog. Which, if I am completely 100% honest, hardly ever happens. I get carried away with something new and the delicious dinner I wanted to share just becomes a historical event indexed in the past.
Be that as it may, sometimes I am organized. Every now and again, I get dinner ready in the morning and store it away until we are ready to eat later on. Usually I have the blog in mind so I set everything up, dress it up to look pretty and take it's picture. It works and I not only have dinner done early but have a new recipe to share with you all. Win win.
However, the reality is that I don't seem to cook a lot of make ahead dinners. I love the idea and try to commit myself to getting around to that style and way of cooking, but it doesn't often come to fruition. Because I love cooking, and I really do, I am happier cooking away glass in hand, music turned up and then enjoy the fruits of my labour straight out of the pan. Well, maybe on a plate but you get the picture.
All of that brings me to this dinner. Which by the way, can be made ahead of time. Bonus.
First of all, the sauce is absolutely divine! Yes, it was that good. Again, I can't stress enough how much I love creamy sauces. And for the fall and winter season ahead, I can't think of anything better than this dish. Again, my favourite this week.
This dish is so simple and done in 30 minutes which makes is a week night meal worthy dinner.
If you are making this ahead to serve later in the day, make sure you reheat it on the stove top. If you are just checking into the blog, I do NOT use microwaves, ever. I just don't like reheating food that way. I find it far more successful to do it the old fashioned way on a stove top, or in the oven, depending on the dish. Convenient it may not be, but far tastier in my humble little opinion. So, if you do reheat it, you may need to add a little extra stock to the sauce. When I reheated this the other day, I added about 1/4 Cup/60 ml of more stock to the entire dish to get the sauce back to the same creamy texture it had when it was freshly made. I don't recommend using water as you will lose flavour in the dish.
Apart from that, it's a pretty easy dish and delicious served over pasta.
Happy Cooking!
Creamy Parmesan and Leek Turkey
Serves 4 / Prep time: 10 minutes / Cook time: 25 minutes
6 Turkey cutlets
1/2 Leek, ends trimmed, cut in half lengthways and thinly sliced
1 Cup/240 ml chicken stock
1/2 Cup/120 ml cooking wine
1 Cup/240 ml cooking cream
1/2 Cup/50 grams parmesan cheese, finely grated
2 Tablespoons olive oil
2 Tablespoon butter
1 Tablespoon flour
Small bunch roughly chopped parsley
3 Garlic cloves, crushed
Lightly season each side of the turkey with salt. In a large skillet set over high heat add the olive oil and heat for about 30 seconds. Add turkey to the pan and cook each side until it just starts to brown, about 2 minutes per side. Remove from pan and keep warm.
In the reserved pan add the garlic and leeks. Give and good stir and cook over high heat for about 2-3 minutes or until they start to brown. Reduce heat to medium and pour in the wine. Give a good stir and leave to cook until the wine has absorbed, about 5 more minutes.
Push the leeks to the side of the pan and and add the butter until melted and then add the flour. Stir really well until you have a paste. Gradually start pouring in the chicken stock, whisking as you pour. Continue pouring until you have used all the stock and you have a sauce. Stir the leeks into the sauce.
Add the cooking cream and continue stirring. Put the turkey back in the pan coating completely with the sauce. Reduce heat to low, cover and leave to simmer for about 10 minutes.
Set heat back to medium, add the parmesan and parsley and stir really well. Serve straight way.
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Oprozomib (ONX 0912) is an orally bioavailable inhibitor for CT-L activity of 20S proteasome β5/LMP7 with IC50 of 36 nM/82 nM. Phase 1/2.
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MASON, Mich. — A veteran's front-yard sign advertising the sale of his home violates state and federal anti-discrimination laws because it indicates the owner won't sell to foreigners, according to Michigan Department of Civil Rights officials.
The sign in front of James Prater's home in Mason says "Terms No foreigners Iraq vet" next to "For Sale by Owner," a column in the Lansing State Journal said .
Department spokeswoman Vicki Levengood said the sign violates the federal Fair Housing Act that prohibits "any notice, statement or advertisement" in real estate transactions that discriminates based on national origin. Levengood said the sign also violates Michigan's Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act, which provides similar protections.
Prater said he's had his house for sale for about a month with no price tag, but that he has had no offers. He's had several calls, but suspects those people are insincere about buying the property and just want to harass him.
"I'm going to put it bluntly," he said. "If somebody wants to make an offer, I want to see if they have cash in their bank account."
He insisted he's done nothing wrong and that he has the right to sell his house to whomever he chooses.
Nancy Knupfer of Lansing said a photo of the sign has been circulating online and that she's worried that the discrimination will go unchallenged. She said that Prater deserves thanks as a former Army sergeant, but that it doesn't allow him the right to discriminate against immigrants.
"Let's also uphold the laws of this country, and realize we're a multicultural society and we need to be … welcoming to people, no matter what racial background, no matter what country they are from," Knupfer said.
Prater said his idea of a foreigner may not be what someone expects, but that those pointing to the U.S. as a nation of immigrants should focus more on citizenship.
Mason Mayor Russ Whipple said that although the sign hasn't caused significant controversy in the community and no one has filed a complaint, the advertisement doesn't represent the city's views.
Information from: Lansing State Journal, http://www.lansingstatejournal.com


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Watch Of The Day: Bell & Ross BR-X2 Tourbillon Micro-RotorWritten by Joshua Yap
Your one-minute primer to the Bell & Ross BR-X2 Tourbillon Micro-Rotor.
One would be hard-pressed to tell where the movement ends and the case starts on this one. This is purely intentional on Bell & Ross's part as it eagerly shows off as much of its new automatic tourbillon calibre as possible. To that end, it chose to frame the movement inside a stainless steel "holder" instead of a conventional watch case, thereafter sandwiching the assembly between two sapphire crystal plates to protect it from external hazards. While it remains to be seen if B&R loyalists will take to this bold approach, we're certain it has won the brand new admirers.
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Though he wasn't inducted into the world of watch journalism by choice, Joshua was hooked by mechanical horological wonders in no time. Although he personally favours modestly sized, no-nonsense timepieces, he sometimes misses the outrageous mind-bogglers of the pre-Credit Crunch years. As he dreams of owning a modern haute horlogerie watch one day, he's currently content scouring the Internet for vintage value buys.


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We could make history
Let me enter the URL of something I write in my own space, and have it appear here as a first class citizen. Indistinguishable to readers from something written here.
And of course vice versa. Let me take this piece, published here, and turn it into a URL that returns the source code for the document. No formatting. Just text with a little structure and metadata.
We need to break out of the model where all these systems are monolithic and standalone. There's art in each individual system, but there's a much greater art in the union of all the systems we create.
We fucked up in the first go-around. But now we can do it right.
I have a great publishing environment. It's very different from the one you're creating, but there is common ground.
This thing I'm typing right now, a blogpost, exists in my world too.
Why don't we agree on how to format one of these things, let's create interop in a very simple and powerful way.
It just takes two to make something like this happen.