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Rattrays pipes are made from the highest quality briars and are available in many beautiful classic shapes. They are crafted with all the care and know-how of the world's oldest pipe companies.
The Old Gowrie range by Rattrays all feature a dark, rusticated finish to the bowl designed for the pure smoking pleasure.
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"Outstanding Statesmen and Figures of Israel - Natives of Belarus"
4 days/3 nights.
Day 1
Arrival at "Minsk-2" International Airport, transfer to the chosen hotel, check-in at the chosen hotel
Free time. Dinner.
Day 2
Breakfast at the hotel
Minsk city tour (founded in 1067) including the areas of the former ghetto - one of the largest in the former USSR where the Jewish prisoners not only from Belarus but from western European countries were kept, "Yama" memorial dedicated to the Jews killed during World War II, meeting with Minsk Jewish community, visiting Jewish school and synagogue. Visit to the Museum of the History of World War II with Jewish section.
Day 3
Breakfast at the hotel
Travel to Volozhin (86 km) to one of the world centers of Talmud learning of the 19th century. The Yeshiva founded there in 1803 by Khaim Ben Itschak Volozhiner made the city world-famous as representatives of many countries of Europe, Asia, America and Africa got their education there. Volozhin City Tour, including the Yeshiva building still having the last-century school image, visiting an old Jewish cemetery, meeting with local Jews.
Travel to Vishnevo (23 km), a birthplace of Naum Goldman (b. 1895) - one of the World Jewish Congress founders and of Shimon Peres (b. 1923) - the former Prime-minister of Israel and Nobel Prize Winner.
Travel to the village of Golshany (16 km) where one can see Jewish residential quarters of late 19th - early 20th centuries which are completely genuine. The museum of Local Lore displays show the history of Golshany Jewish community.
Travel to Krevo (23 km), a small town known for its first built castle in Belarus in 1338. The Synagogue building is preserved. Transfer to Minsk (120 km). Walking-tour around the Trinity Suburb in Minsk (19th century)
Day 4
Breakfast at the hotel, check-out from the hotel. Transfer to "Minsk-2 " International Airport for the departure flight.

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So you meet a guy who's kinda famous.
Maybe he isn't A-List but he's recognizable which means every single girl at the bar is trying to talk to him.
They're saying, "OMG. My mom loves your movie so much!"
Or, "OMG I looked it up and our zodiac signs are compatible!"
That's an example of what you DON'T DO.
The last person he wants to go home with is someone who is quoting his performance from his scene in Teen Beach Movie, okay?
You know what's attractive to a famous guy? You not freaking out and acting differently around him because he's famous.
Girls "fan girl" over him every day and he doesn't want to go home with a fan girl.
What he does want is a real human that he can trust won't run to TMZ for a check if they know something the general public doesn't know.
The biggest mistake you can make in this situation is to act weird or overthink things.
Don't try to brag about yourself or make yourself sound any cooler.
Just be normal, k?
And keep your fingers crossed you run into Justin Bieber.


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OSLO, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Forecasts for next week's Norwegian farmed salmon deliveries range from 50-53 crowns per kilo, from around 53 crowns this week, two industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
"Prices are stable. On average prices are at 53 crowns," said an exporter who declined to be named.
A producer said he expected a decline to 50-52 crowns for fish below six kilos.
"A lot of fish is harvested at this time of the year," he added.
For salmon bigger than 6 kilos the producer said prices were seen in the range above 60 crowns and close to 70 crowns per kilo.
In the forward market all contracts up to 2020, except the October 2018 contract, were above 60 crowns per kilo, according to data from Fish Pool. (Reporting by Ole Petter Skonnord, editing by Terje Solsvik)


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text: Hey all: I was thinking earlier today: I've got a student version of 12.5 w/o the student water mark annoyance. I am wondering if I could then be able to print VW 12.5 files that usually do have the student watermark, or now VW 13 and have them print w/o the water mark. I don't have access to a version of the software with this issue--does anyone feel like sending me a VW file that typically has the watermark on it so I can test this? It would be a pain to have two versions of VW on a computer, but if that's what it takes to get VW 2008 w/o a watermark, I might have to do it. Cheers!


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The quest for the best blogging technique continues, and the latest addition is the "Read More" break. I am endeavoring to make the blogs a little more trim, mostly so visitors can see a couple or more of them on the screen at the same time. If the blog is a long one, or a tutorial, the other posts get shoved further and further down the page. I hope you all find the new format enjoyable, or at least tolerable.
It's a short post today, though I have some more for everyone tomorrow. TTFN, ta ta for now :p
Well, after a little searching, Erorus and his moderator have posted something official regarding notifications:
Yeah, I didn't want to announce anything yet because I'm not sure which path the site will take. The message you see says everything I can say about it right now: we're not accepting new subscriptions at this time. -Erorus
Many of my friends I have made across the realms have started with a single shining item, which I may never have seen had I not been alerted to their presence in the first place. And a fairly standard part of my negotiations involves giving a steep discount to players will to share their sets here. I enjoy meeting new people with a passion for transmogrification, and the Undermine Journal has been a big part of my ability to do so.
I just recently started up on Earthen Ring and Alexstrasza, seeing as my friends Naessa and Devili are there, respectively. I really enjoy breaking into a new market, especially when friends are there who can benefit from my acquirement techniques. Naessa thoroughly enjoys looking her best, so when she asks if I can watch for something, I'll have the resources to accomplish that goal. I'd like to keep it that way. Browsing the AH on a single realm is pretty time consuming. Across 18 realms, it's nigh impossible.
Update: Today, there was an update on Undermine Journal to quench the fires of rage. I'm glad to hear that they are working on fixing the issue, and even more glad that they aren't cancelling the subscription model:
October 19th
As some have already noticed, new Market Notifications subscriptions are temporarily unavailable. Current subscribers still have service, but we cannot accept new subscriptions at this time. This issue is caused by server conditions beyond our control, which we are trying to mitigate.
We have implemented a fix to improve the performance of the market notifications system, which we will monitor for a few days before making new subscriptions available again. If you are a current subscriber, please let us know if you notice any issues with your service.
Thanks for your patience in this matter.
While the warriors have been fighting for attention, each of them has made a little progress towards their goals. Arithan found a friend and new guild mate when he looked for some arena action with random players. Amerisia stepped into the arena with Naessa as protection. Aellin continued beating her mace against she could find to work towards her cloak.
I'd love to prattle on about everything, but it is actually nearing the eleventh hour here, so I must get in there and finish the week up. Thanks for stopping by, and I'll have a few more sets tomorrow for everyone. See you then! :p


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She wanted to get the word out.
Those words filled the pages as she told her story to Jan Lewis.
Lewis, a memoir medical writer, serves as a ghostwriter for survivors of challenging illnesses.
As Lewis listened and wrote, the woman felt a release, a catharsis.
The woman's book is almost complete, but she is ill-prepared to tell the world about not feeling well and how she constantly felt thirsty for several months before she finally changed doctors.
She is not ready to talk about her visit with a new specialist who diagnosed diabetes and what followed.
Within six months, gangrene attacked one of her ankles, which necessitated amputation.
According to mayoclinic.org, a patient's chance of developing gangrene is higher with an underlying condition, such as diabetes, which can damage blood vessels and affect blood flow.
The woman is not ready to tell the story about her diagnosis, treatment, surgery and rehabilitation.
Like many of Lewis' clients, she takes baby steps. First, Lewis puts the words to paper, and then the patient shares the story with family and friends.
Still others move beyond close associations and tell their stories to small groups in libraries, senior centers or bookstores. They hope to help others with their stories of hope and strength.
Lewis listens and writes as clients share their feelings of anger, fear, depression, loneliness and isolation.
Lewis knows from personal experience the impact of a traumatic health scare. Several years ago, doctors diagnosed a tumor in her partoid gland, a type of salivary gland. Surgery and radiation followed. Later, she underwent a mastoidectomy and suffered a hearing loss.
"Having been through two serious medical issues, I understand the courage and determination that so many persons have experienced when they were faced with their intense medical treatments," said Lewis.
For a flat fee, Lewis meets clients monthly in a quiet space, sometimes a study room at a library, or at their homes. She types the manuscript for their next meeting, which the client can review and add, delete or clarify. They meet monthly until the manuscript is complete.
Then she and the client choose a cover for the self-published book and determine the number of copies to request.
Lewis also helps authors publicize their books, including giving them direction about how to get speaking engagements in bookstores and community groups, if they choose to do so.
Medical issues are her focus, but Lewis also helps others write their stories, including a man from Italy who arrived in this country through Ellis Island in New York. To support his family, he initially worked in a vegetable market and eventually operated a retail shop.
While Lewis studied art at Plymouth State University, she tried her hand at radio broadcasting. She learned how to operate the equipment to produce the news and weather, and play a few tunes.
She parlayed that experience to a Brockton commercial station spinning country and western records and then moved on to television broadcasting.
In addition to her medical memoir writing, Lewis also volunteers at her own talk show, "Be My Guest," on Upton cable TV every Wednesday and Thursday. Her guests have included research fellows, authors and candidates for office.
As a medical memoir writer, Lewis helps others get the word out.
Lewis can be reached at email@example.com.
(If you know of someone we could cover for this Good to Know column, contact me at email@example.com).


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The usual array of technical, social, and lackadaisical reasons have caused the delay of this episode's release. So late is it, that we don't even discuss the movie The Martian on it, because it hadn't even been released at the time we recorded this! We did however discuss a whole bunch of other stuff, and Fiona even left the house to see TWO movies in readiness for this episode! Elroy parked himself on the couch and caught up with a bunch of TV and movies, and Brett did what Brett does: read some books!
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It's Bellaidea today with our fanatstic Guest, Gerry!
Gerry van Gent was born and raised in Bulgaria where she studied at a Russian High School and graduated English Philology at the university of Blagoevgrad. She worked as an English teacher and translator already for a few years when she decided to study another language - Dutch. Since 2002 she has been living in The Netherlands where she started a family with her Dutch husband. Gerry is a full time mom to Alexander and Leanne.
Gerry has been involved into different hobbies like knitting, embroidery, drawing and playing the piano. Since 2009 she got seriously involved into paper crafting. She designs proudly for leading companies in the paper crafting industry and she gives workshops when the time allows her. She has been published in magazines and catalogues.
Gerry`s style is romantic, shabby chic and sometimes you can find touches of vintage. She creates mostly scrapbook layouts 12" x 12" but you can sometimes see her creating cards and altered items. Her main inspiration comes from her kids but she also draws inspiration from the products she`s working with.
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The AR-15 has proven itself to be one of the most modular and adaptable weapons in the world. It is capable of doing a wide variety of different jobs that range from a sub-machine gun sized carbine to a full sized sniper rifle. With the massive amount of popularity of the AR-15 rifle more and more companies are releasing a massive amount of different accessories. Some investments are for looks, some are for function, and some for purely pragmatic reasons. The AR-15 is an easy to work on and easy to customize rifle. What five parts make a sound investment though?
1. Magazines
Magazines are an important consideration for any firearm. When it comes to an automatic firearm the majority of problems and issues come from poorly made magazines. Well made magazines do not have to be expensive either. Spending 4 or 5 bucks on a thermold magazine is not a good idea. Spending 12 to 20 dollars on name brand like Magpul, Lancer, Okay, or Hexmag. This isn't a complete list of good magazines, but is a good starting point.
2. Barrels
What makes a quality barrel can be arguable. Generally speaking though a quality barrel will provide you with a longer lifespan, corrosion resistance, and contribute to greater accuracy. Stainless steel barrels offer resistance to the high heat abuse that happens in the throat area. It's also incredibly corrosion resistant, and has a very long bore life. A cold hammer forged barrel will create the smoothest rifling pattern and operates in a more polygonal pattern which gives an accuracy and velocity advantage.
You also need to choose a twist rate for your barrel. If you are planning to shooting heavier 223 loads, like 77 grain projectile a faster twist rate like a 1:7 may be for you. If you want to shoot ultra light projectiles a 1:9 or even 1:10 may be your option. 1:8 is usually a good starting point for firing your more basic 55 grain loads.
3. Bolt Carrier Group
The bolt carrier group is the heart of the weapon. It contains the firing pin, the gas key, the extractor, and allows the weapon to complete the majority of its functions. A good bolt carrier group needs to be strong, and capable of taking the abuse of rapid fire. This is why most people choose a full auto mil spec carrier even when their rifle is semi auto only. It's simply stronger.
A quality bolt carrier group will have a tightly secured gas key, or even better an integrated gas key. The finish will also help with reducing friction and nickel boron is a popular choice for easy cleaning and friction reduction.
4. Trigger/Fire Control Group
If you want to tap into the accuracy potential of your rifle a good trigger is a must. A quality trigger will have a light and consistent pull, with little over travel, and a clean break. Self-contained trigger systems from Geissele, Timney, and Wilson Combat are easy to install, and give you unparalleled performance.
5. Rifle Sights
You can't hit your target without a good set of sights. Every AR-15, even those with optics, should have solid sights. A good set of sights is important because a cheap set of sights sucks. Cheap sights will not maintain zero, will move with recoil or minor bumps, and are typically poorly constructed. Sights by Magpul, Sampson, and Yankee Hill are the way to go. For night vision scope be sure to checkout our partner NightVisionScope.com.


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Rjurik Highlands » Domain and Regency » Government » Athing
An Athing or Thing, depending on where you are, is an assembly of commoners presided over by a skald who holds the office of lawspeaker, known as a laghman. These assemblies can be found in realms, provinces, and smaller areas. In towns, the thing has been mostly replaced by guild structures, one of the issues which traditionalists have with Rjurik towns. Provincial athings are more important than local ones, and realm athings are more important than provincial ones. On the other hand, the less important athings are held more often to handle more frequent routine problems.
In Rjurik lands, skald characters are described as lawful. The skald has the duty to memorize the law. He is also responsible for the administration at the athing and for the execution of the decisions, and it is his duty to safeguard the rights and liberties of the people and to speak in their behalf to the king or his representative. Skalds work as a judge and formulate the laws that had been decided by the people. This way any new law is consistent with existing law and makes sense when applied along with other laws.
The athing is also the site of religious rites and festivals. The assembly is typically held at a specially designated place, often a field or common, in the same place from meeting to meeting.
During the assembly, a wicker circle is assembled. Nobles and skalds sit inside the circle and hear cases and disputes from the community. The common assembly sits outside the circle, typically on a hill and close around the circle. When a dispute has been explained to the nobles and skalds, one or more offers a settlement, and when all the solutions have been discussed, they are presented to the commons for approval. Those with a case before the assembly enter the circle to make their case.
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The Technological Imperative in Educational Organizations: An Investigation of Structural and Personnel Factors Associated with the Flexibility of Instructional Technology in Public Elementary Schools
Balderson, James Henry
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This study of public elementary school organizations explored relationships among properties of three major variables: technology, structure and personnel. The relationships were examined (a) in the light of Charles Perrow's theoretical formulation of the "technological imperative" which states that the nature of an organization's technology determines the nature of its organizational structure and (b) in the light of the author's notion that the educational attitudes of organizational personnel were likely to affect the technology and structure of educational organizations. The general research problem was stated as follows: Are public elementary school organizations characterized by systematic variation in relationships among properties of personnel attitudes, technology and structure? Four research questions were derived from the study's theoretical framework: 1. Is there evidence that the technological imperative operates in educational organizations? This question was addressed by an examination of (1.1) relationships of instructional flexibility (a measure of technological routineness) with the following structural characteristics: (a) bureaucratization of teacher behavior, (b) influence over school-wide matters, and (c) influence over classroom matters; and (1.2) the effects of control variables on the hypothesized negative relationship between instructional flexibility and bureaucratization of teacher behavior. 2. What weights may be assigned to characteristics of supervisory and instructional personnel regarding their association , if any, with instructional flexibility and properties of organizational structure? This question was addressed by an examination of (2.1) relationships of the educational attitudes of principals and staffs with instructional flexibility and (2.2) bureaucratization of teacher behavior and (2.3) the powers of two models to describe causal relationships among these variables. 3. What few variables compared with instructional flexibility best predict bureaucratization of teacher behavior? 4. What few variables compared with bureaucratization of teacher behavior best predict instructional flexibility? Data was collected by a questionnaire survey of 41 elementary schools in a large urban western Canadian school district. Computerized multivariate statistical techniques, including path analysis, were used to examine the data.


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After much drama stork with a plastic ring around its beak rescued —
After a week-long rescue operation, the Black-necked Stork (Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus) was rescued from the Najafgarh Jheel in the state of Haryana in India on 13 June 2018 morning. An eight-member team including rescuers from Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), Nature Conservation Foundation and state's wildlife department rescued the bird when it lost strength to fly. The ring entangled around the bird's beak was made of rubber.
After the stork was caught it was kept in a recovering facility maintained by the Gurgaon forest officials for two days and finally released at Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, about 15km from Gurugram City on 15 June.
The team of Times of India (TOI) visited the rescue spot and found that tremendous efforts were being put in by the rescue team which used drones; field scope and bamboo trap to locate and catch the bird. The members of the rescue team were Rakesh Ahlawat, Sonu Dalal, Anil Gandas, Qasim, Dr. Debasish (a veterinarian), Sunil Kumar, and Krishan Kumar. The team is accompanaid by a drone pilot Ajay.
Bird rescue operation became campaign
A birder Manoj Nair first spotted the hapless stork, a 'near threatened' species, with its beak caught in a plastic ring from a bottle. The wildlife department was alerted and the rescue operation was started.
"I was shocked to see a black-necked stork there, struggling to remove a plastic ring from its beak. I clicked a few pictures and alerted the authorities and other birders so that they could rescue it," he said, adding that the situation was making it difficult for the bird to even drink water.
The bird in question is an adult male and nearly 4 to 5 feet tall. Earlier it was spotted at the Basai wetland, about 22 km from the spot it was rescued, on 8 June morning by a three-member team from the wildlife department. There is a heap of plastic waste near the Basai wetland. A plastic compressing and recycling unit set up by some private player has been operating in the area, which has now been removed by the authorities.
After the alert sounded several guards and birders visited Basai wetland as well as other nearby wetlands, including Najafgarh Lake and Sultanpur bird sanctuary, all situated around the national capital, Delhi, but the bird was not to be found. The problem was the plastic ring was not colourful hence not easily visible.
The authorities also requested birders to assist in the rescue operation. Vinod Kumar, additional principal chief conservator of forest, said, "We have already deployed a team to rescue the bird. We are exploring several methods that can help in the rescue. But we need the help of birders. I request all birders to be on alert and contact us whenever the bird is spotted."
The animal's plight and the rescue operations were widely reported by news media, ever since the bird was spotted. But the rescue mission was largely propagated and fuelled by social media. The picture of the bird with the ring around its beak was shared widely by birders and residents of Gurgaon on social media, triggering cries for a rescue operation. Vinod Kumar, Gurgaon's additional principal chief conservator of forest, says, "Such incidents happen quite often in Basai because of the plastic waste in the area. Often, birds die too, but these incidents don't come to light because nobody is able to spot these birds. This time, we – and this bird – were lucky that a birder spotted it and posted the picture on Facebook. It was our duty to save the bird. We wanted to send the message that each bird's life is important."
As word of rescue spread over social media, more birders and organisations volunteered to help. Authorities from the Delhi Zoo and organisations like Bombay Natural History Society and Nature Conservation Foundation came forward to help. Anil Gandass, a Gurgaon-based wildlife photographer, helped spot the bird. He used his powerful camera to click all the storks in the wetlands till he managed to find the one with the ring stuck on its beak. "It was a tiring task and wouldn't have been possible without the zoom lenses and camera. Most of the time, it is impossible to locate these birds as the visitors aren't allowed anywhere near them. That's where the camera came in handy," he says. Sonu Dalal, a birdwatcher working with Nature Conservation Foundation, says, "We had to constantly change our approach for the rescue. Initially, we tried to set a trap and catch the bird but it did not fall for it. Then, we thought of using a drone but that would have endangered other birds so we used that as a last resort. Eventually, on Tuesday, we had to chase and tire the bird, so that we could catch it by hand."
Before the bird was finally rescued the district wildlife department approached the Delhi Zoo authorities and BNHS. Despite the efforts of various teams, individuals and organizations bird could not be caught as it was a healthy bird and would fly off on slightest danger. After doing all they could experts realized that it might take two-three days to rescue it. Rakesh Ahlawat, working with NGO Nature Conservation Foundation, said, "We spotted the bird at around 8.30am on Friday. It was a healthy adult bird and immediately flew away. I think we will be able to rescue the bird when it stops flying after it becomes a little weak as it cannot take any food or water."
How the trapping attempts failed
1. A drone was flown over Najafgarh Lake to spot the bird. The pilot took it to a height of 100 m, as instructed by the wildlife inspector Sunil Kumar. Since the internet connectivity was poor, live video captured by the drone camera couldn't be viewed.
2. A rescuer, Qasim from BNHS, with a hide and glue trap walked 500m into the marshes to catch the bird. He used a glue trap made of bamboo and a hide made of leaves to conceal himself. It took him 2 hours to get within 50 metres of the bird, but as he was about to use the trap, it got stuck in the marshy surface.
3. Next strategy deployed by wildlife enthusiast Anil Gandas, wildlife inspector Sunil Kumar and wildlife guard Krishan Kumar when the bird was spotted on a dry surface. The team gradually closed in on the bird, but failed because the red-wattled lapwing, which was close by alerted the stork and it flew away. (Times of India)


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For an automaker to launch a new car in a new market, it must first be satisfied that demand for that vehicle will be high enough to satisfy the various costs associated with introducing it to that specific market.
These include everything from homologation fees to ensure that the vehicle meets all necessary crash test and safety standards for the new market, as well as any localisation that may be required such as ensuring the steering wheel is on the correct side and the speedometer reads the correct units. In addition, dealerships must be trained to both sell and service the car, a particularly costly endeavour if the vehicle includes new technology never before seen in that market.
To offset all these costs, most automakers expect an annual sales figure in the tens of thousands just to make that marketplace worth its investment, with any lower figures usually resulting in an automaker ignoring that country or market altogether. Indeed, poor market performance of the UK-market Vauxhall Ampera (and its sibling the Chevrolet Volt) is the reason why General Motors decided to make the next-generation 2016 Chevrolet Volt a left-hand drive only car.
This year, just eleven Toyota Mirai cars will head to the UK
But as it prepares for the European and North American debuts of its Mirai hydrogen fuel cell sedan, Japanese automaker Toyota is expecting a UK sales total in the first few years of launch to be measured in the tens of units — not tens of thousands.
As we learned via AutoCar this week, Toyota has earmarked just eleven 2016 Mirai hydrogen fuel cell sedans for the UK market this year, with those eleven models destined for select fleet customers for assessment.
Next year, it is expected that Toyota will send fifty Mirai sedans to the UK during 2016, assuming those eleven cars fare well that is.
At first glance, that might appear that Toyota has limited faith in its first production hydrogen fuel cell car. But it's worth noting at this point that Toyota played a similar card when it first introduced the Toyota Prius to the UK market back in 2000, when it sent a limited-number of first-generation Prius sedans to the UK to test the market response.
In the case of the early Toyota Prius, Toyota only needed to educate buyers about the way in which a hybrid car works, since the Prius could fill up at exactly the same filling station as any other internal combustion engined car.
In the case of the Toyota Mirai, Toyota will not only need to educate buyers about the benefits and challenges of driving a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle but also hope that the UK's hydrogen refilling infrastructure grows.
At the moment, there are only fifteen operation hydrogen filling stations accessible across the UK, with only a handful located at regular filling station locations and the majority hidden away at university campuses and research centres.
It's a challenge Toyota knows only too well.
"We're on a learning curve," said Paul Van der Burgh, President and Managing Director of Toyota GB. "The infrastructure has to grow and the expectation is , that by getting real experience on that we will get faster. We do see [the Mirai] as a car of the future and we expect exponential growth to happen. But before that we need the right conditions. The infrastructure is not there at the moment, but if you wait for the infrastructure, you'll never learn anything."
While Toyota hasn't detailed UK pricing or indeed where you'll be able to buy a Mirai, we suspect the UK launch — like its launch in the U.S. — will be initially restricted to a very small number of dealers. In the U.S., that equates to Southern California and the San Francisco Bay area. In the UK, we'd guess that equates to in and around London.
Having focused on developing and refining its hydrogen fuel cell technology for the past two decades to the detriment of battery electric technology, Toyota is keen to ensure its hydrogen fuel cell investment — worth hundreds of millions of dollars — pays off.
Despite being a hand-built, incredibly costly car to build, the Mirai is Toyota's new halo car, a car which Toyota hopes will prove that hydrogen fuel cell technology has what it takes to become mainstream. Like those early Prius models, it won't see a return on its investment for many years to come.
But at a sales volume that's lower than that achieved by many high-end supercars, Toyota will have its work cut out.
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September 19, 1969 – February 9, 2018
Jóhann Jóhannsson passed away suddenly in Berlin, Germany on February 9, 2018. At age 48, he was an artist of immense talent recognized for his work in film scoring by the Hollywood Foreign Press in 2014 with a Golden Globe for his score for The Theory of Everything and by the Academy of Motion Pictures in 2017 with a nomination for Best Original Score for his third collaboration with director Denis Villenueve on the film Arrival.
It is perhaps their partnership for which Jóhannsson became an instant symbol to audiences for uniquely powerful genre-film scoring. Film critics and fanatics alike were astounded by his elegant blending of orchestral and electronic instrumentation in Prisoners and Sicario. Often times, creating immense sonorous soundscapes that propelled the audience into a rarefied state of pure cinematic hypnotism. His was a sound unlike any other composer, which made him a highly-sought after collaborator. His final films include Mandy, The Mercy, and Mary Magdalene.
It is with great sadness that we at 615 Film say our goodbyes and pay our respects to his family and friends. May they and the rest of us find peace in the beautiful music he gifted to all of us.
His music is widely available http://www.johannjohannsson.com/, iTunes, and Spotify.


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Is it just me, or did ABC not treat the ArenaBowl like a championship game? Well before they ended the broadcast the instant the game ended without a trophy presentation, it felt like just another game.
The strip is finally moving back to an 11 PM PT post time, for real this time.
Webcomic post coming tomorrow.
Monday, July 28, 2008
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HWAM Built-In Fireplace I30/65
HWAM Built-In Fireplace I30/65
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Bottled Water-An Industry Update (continued)
Energy Efficiency
Another important issue for HOD bottled water companies is water cooler energy efficiency standards. In May, US EPA released the Final ENERGY STAR Version 2.0 Water Cooler Specifications that goes into effect on February 1, 2014. Despite IBWA's efforts with US EPA during the past two years, the new specification includes a dramatic reduction in the standby energy consumption level for hot and cold bottled and POU water coolers, from the current 1.2 kwh/day, to 0.87 kwh/day, which is unacceptable to water cooler manufacturers and bottled water companies. IBWA is now working with its members and allies to develop and implement strategies to seek relief from the onerous new requirement before it goes into effect.
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released the final revisions to its Green Guides in October 2012. IBWA provided comments to the FTC before and after the release of the final revisions and formed an IBWA Green Guides Joint Subcommittee (comprised of members of the IBWA Government Relations and Environmental Sustainability Committees). The joint subcommittee is nearing completion on a guidance document that will be delivered to IBWA members this summer.
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Sports On the Air
Sports On the Air - February 14
Sunday's TV | radio
USBC Masters, at Indianapolis, noon, ESPN
Arkansas vs. North Carolina, 9 a.m., Longhorn Network
North Dakota at Texas, noon, Longhorn Network
European PGA Tour, Tshwane Open, final round, 4 a.m., GOLF
PGA Tour, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, final round, noon, GOLF; 2 p.m., CBS 5, 13
Champions Tour, Chubb Classic, final round, 2 p.m., GOLF
Indiana at Michigan St., noon, CBS 5, 13
Pittsburgh at North Carolina, noon, KSMO Ch. 62
South Florida at Temple, 2 p.m., CBSSN
Evansville at Loyola of Chicago, 3 p.m., ESPNU
Washington St. at Utah, 4 p.m., PAC-12
Miami at Florida St., 5:30 p.m., ESPNU
Minnesota at Iowa, 6:30 p.m., BTN
Southern Cal at Arizona, 7 p.m., FS1
UCLA at Arizona St., 7:30 p.m., ESPNU
Rutgers at Purdue, 11 a.m., BTN
South Dakota St. at Oklahoma, 2 p.m, FCSC
Sprint Cup Series, Daytona 500, pole qualifying, noon, FOX 4
NHRA, Circle K NHRA Winternationals, finals, 4 p.m., FS1
2016 NBA All-Star Game, at Toronto, 7 p.m., TNT, TBS
Boston at Detroit, 2:30 p.m., NBC 27, 41
St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 5 p.m., FSKC, KCWJ (1030 AM)
Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 6:30 p.m., NBCSN
English Premier League (EPL), Leicester City at Arsenal, 6 a.m., NBCSN
EPL, Liverpool at Aston Villa, 8:05 a.m., NBCSN
German Bundesliga, Borussia Monchengladbach at Hamburg SV, 8:30 a.m., FS1
EPL, Tottenham at Manchester City, 10:15 a.m., NBCSN
Bundesliga, Bayern Munich at Augsburg, 10:20 a.m., FS2
New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, at Boston, 3 p.m., NBCSN
Winter Youth Olympic Games, at Lillehammer, Norway, 10:30 p.m., NBCSN (same-day tape)
Connecticut at Temple, 11 a.m., ESPN2
Dayton at George Washington, 11 a.m., ESPNU
Miami (Fla.) at Notre Dame, noon, FSKC
Ohio St. at Penn St., 1 p.m., BTN
North Carolina at Florida St., 1 p.m., ESPN2
Washington at UCLA, 1 p.m., ESPNU
Florida at Auburn, 1 p.m., SEC
Texas at Oklahoma, 1:30 p.m., FS1
Xavier at Marquette, 1:30 p.m., FS2
Arizona at California, 2 p.m., PAC-12
Michigan St. at Nebraska, 3 p.m., BTN
Maryland at Northwestern, 3 p.m., ESPN2
Kentucky at Vanderbilt, 3 p.m., SEC
Virginia at Boston College, 4 p.m., FSKC+
Washington St. at Southern Cal, 6 p.m., PAC-12
Arizona St. at Stanford, 8 p.m., PAC-12
Monday's TV | radio
Kentucky vs. Utah, 1:30 p.m., PAC-12
Kentucky at Arizona St., 4 p.m., PAC-12
Blue Springs South vs. Lee's Summit, 7 p.m., KCWJ (1030 AM)
LIU-Brooklyn at St. Francis Brooklyn, noon, ESPNU
Oakland at Wright St., 4 p.m., ESPNU
N.C. State at Virginia, 6 p.m., ESPN
Morgan St. at Hampton, 6 p.m., ESPNU
Holy Cross at Lehigh, 6:30 p.m., CBSSN
New Mexico St. at Wichita State, 7 p.m., TWCSC2
Oklahoma St. at Kansas, 8 p.m., ESPN, KCSP (610 AM)
Ark.-Pine Bluff at Alcorn St., 8 p.m., ESPNU
Women's CONCACAF Olympic qualifying, group stage, United States vs. Puerto Rico, 7:30 p.m., NBCSN
Winter Youth Olympic Games, at Lillehammer, Norway, 10:30 p.m., NBCSN (same-day tape)
Davidson at Saint Louis, 11 a.m., NBSCN
Belmont at Tennessee-Martin, 2 p.m., ESPNU
South Carolina at Tennessee, 6 p.m., ESPN2
Texas A&M at Mississippi, 6 p.m., SEC
Iowa at Minnesota, 7 p.m., BTN
South Florida at Louisville, 8 p.m., SEC
KEY: FSKC – Ch. 318 or Ch. 59 on Time Warner, Ch. 48 on Comcast in Missouri, Ch. 73 on Comcast in Kansas, Ch. 30 on Consolidated; Ch. 128 on FairPoint in Kearney; Ch. 750 on AT&T U-Verse; Ch. 442 Dish Network, Ch. 671-5 on DirecTV, Ch. 205 on Google Fiber; FSKC Plus – Fox Sports Kansas City Plus is Ch. 5 or 324 on Time Warner, Ch. 261 or 863 on Comcast, Ch. 54 or 696 on Consolidated, Ch. 747 or 1747 on AT&T U-Verse, 671-1 on DirecTV and Ch. 412-34 on Dish Network, Ch. 267 on Google Fiber; TWCSC - Time Warner Cable Sports Channel is Ch. 30 and 323 on Time Warner (alt. feed on channel 325), Ch. 258 and 44 on Comcast in Missouri; TWCSC2 - Time Warner Cable Sports Channel 2 is Ch. 324 on Time Warner Cable; FS1 - Fox Sports 1 is Ch. 75 and 400 on Time Warner, Ch. 32 on Comcast in Kansas, Ch. 43 on Comcast in Missouri, Ch. 34 on Consolidated, Ch. 652 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 219 on DirecTV, Ch. 150 on Dish Network, Ch. 208 on Google Fiber; FS2 - Fox Sports 2 is Ch. 401 on Time Warner, Ch. 651 (1651 HD) on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 618 (1618 HD) on DirecTV and Ch. 398 on Dish Network, Ch. 209 on Google Fiber; NBCSN – NBC Sports Network is Ch. 55 and 314 on Time Warner, Ch. 46 on Comcast in Missouri, Ch. 27 on Comcast in Kansas, Ch. 35 on Consolidated, Ch. 640 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 220 on DirecTV, Ch. 159 on Dish Network, Ch. 203 on Google Fiber; ESPNU - Ch. 370 on Time Warner Cable, Ch. 269 on Comcast, Ch. 446 on Consolidated, Ch. 605 on AT&T U-Verse; Ch. 208 on DirecTV, Ch. 148 on Dish Network, Ch. 213 on Google Fiber; BTN - Big Ten Network; is Ch. 382 on Time Warner, Ch. 255 on Comcast, Ch. 438 on Consolidated, Ch. 650 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 610 on DirecTV, Ch. 439 on Dish Network, Ch. 207 on Google Fiber; CBSSN – CBS Sports Network is Ch. 274 on Comcast, Ch. 315 on Time Warner, Ch. 491 on Consolidated, Ch. 643 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 613 on DirecTV, Ch. 158 on Dish Network, Ch. 202 on Google Fiber; FCSC - Fox College Sports Central is Ch. 373 on Time Warner, Ch. 263 on Comcast, Ch. 486 on Consolidated, Ch. 648 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 623 on DirecTV, Ch. 227 on Google Fiber; Longhorn Network - The Longhorn Network is Ch. 611 or 1611 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 230 on Google Fiber; PAC-12 - Pac 12 Network is Ch. 375 on Time Warner, Ch. 759-761 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 413 on Dish Network, Ch. 231 on Google Fiber; SEC - SEC Network is Ch. 384 on Time Warner, Ch. 284 or 960 on Comcast, Ch. 698 or 699 on Consolidated, Ch. 607 or 1607 on AT&T U-Verse, Ch. 611 on DirecTV, Ch. 404-408 on Dish Network, 216 on Google Fiber.


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Just want to spread the word to as many as people as possible to get your dancing shoes on as Pam suggests because anything that raises our vibration raises the vibration of the whole Universe and why not play the song 'Happy' as a good tune to do it to – Namaste world 🙂
"I want to choose again, I want to live in the Kingdom. I want to live out from my true spiritual estate, who I really am. I want to live out from eternal, perpetual health and wholeness and strength and vitality. I want to live out from the knowledge that the abundance of all good is a continual flow."—Michele Longo-O'Donnell
Tonight is the full moon which can only mean one thing: it's time to put on my dancing shoes.
Last year at Omega, my group made a pact that we would dance "together" on each full moon—no matter where we happened to be on the planet. It is a dance in celebration of oneness and possibility and knowing that the coming month will bring forth riches of all kinds.
You are invited tonight to join with us. Wherever you might be.
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Unruly airline passengers beware! Hong Kong Airlines is requiring its flight attendants to learn kung fu, something the airline hopes will help its crew deal with drunk and unruly passengers.
The airline's entire staff has been invited to train in wing chun, a form of kung fu used in close-range combat, but it's actually REQUIRED for the cabin crew.
The airline deals with about three disruptive passengers a week, according to Hong Kong Airlines spokeswoman Eva Chan.
Wing chun instructor Katherine Cheung says the martial art is ideal for airline crews because it can be used in small, confined spaces like an airplane.
And the benefit of the martial arts training is already on display: Two weeks ago, a flight attendant used her training to resolve an incident on a Beijing-Hong Kong flight. Unfortunately, the incident didn't end in a passenger getting karate-chopped or receiving a roundhouse kick to the face.


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Sometimes modern technology seems like it's trying to subvert interpersonal interactions, but being stuck in an older lifestyle may not be the best option to counter it. Join us as we discuss two rather opposing ways to live this modern life, and feel free to let us know which of the two you would choose or what your middle-ground option would be!
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Kish Sharma is an English barrister, called to the English Bar in 1986, and employed by Waltons & Morse LLP, a firm of maritime solicitors in London (who will from 1st November 2016 be merged with international law firm Kennedys and be known as "Kennedys Marine").
Kish specialises in all aspects of international trade law, particularly with regard to cement / clinker and oil, as well as contracts for the carriage of goods by sea – again, particularly cement / clinker and oil cargoes. Consequently, he is very experienced in many forms of international arbitration arising out of such contracts, including LCIA, ICC and LMAA arbitrations.


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Hold on to your jail-broken iPhones…or don't. RIM, the company that introduced crackber- er I mean Blackberry to the world is about to drop another bomb on the smartphone scene.
The new Blackberry Storm 2 9550 (don't get confused with the 9520 for Vodaphone…) has been a highly anticipated phone even just after the 1st gen Storm came out. Because the Blackberry phones have always had physical keyboards and none of them were touch up until the Storm was released, it was expected that there would be some issues with the new technology. For most people, the phone was a lag bucket (yes I said lag bucket.) Now there have been a couple of firmware updates that have been said to make the Storm bearable until it's upgrade time for the Storm 2. With the addition of WiFi to the Storm 2, I would imagine there are going to be more people paying the full price to get the new phone.
Most of the annoying issues that consumers were not enjoying about there phone were, but not limited to the SurePress technology for the touch screen (where you touch the screen to select and then push down on the screen to activate something), lack of WiFi, battery life, and just all around prettiness. Even the battery life has improved greatly, 5+ hours of talk time and 10+ days of standby. I could certainly deal with that.
The Storm is currently still running on the 4.7 software for Blackberry but once the Storm 2 comes out, 5.0 should be out and accordingly, when this is applied to the Storm it should fix most problems with software issues on the phone. Just long enough to wait for upgrade time I suppose…
Will this new venture for Blackberry be the iPhone killer? Will the masses stampede all Verizon stores, waiting for days in line just to get there hands on a new crackberry? Most likely not, I still stand by the fact that if iPhone moves to Verizon, I will have one. I am pretty sure that there are many other people out there that have the same sentiments as myself. Until then, I am still oogling the new Blackberry Storm 2.
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I love my iPod, really I don't think there is a day that goes by where it is not being utilized for music indulgence or a quick email check. Even to keep my sanity, I will pull out the device to play a game to squelch the boredom. So I really am attached to the sucker.
My iPod is a Touch, pretty sweet, and it sort of held me back from buying an iPhone and selling my soul to AT&T (which is a bad idea in NEPA…we have lots of valley and rolling hills that we tend to call mountains…and in those areas you are lucky if you get any service at all.) I have a habit of buying the newest iPod when it comes out, not the case this time however. I have had a 1st generation 2gb nano, then I got the 3rd generation square 8gb nano, and then the 4th generation 16gb nano. I had decided that I did not want to buy an iPhone when it came out…ok I did but like I said, AT&T around here…the iPhone is no reason to switch networks.
So imagine my depression when Apple came out with the newest nano, with a camera and FM/AM transmitter which I will confess I would totally use. And my Touch that has no camera, but there are some awesome radio apps I can use, as long as I am connected to wifi. Along with the new nano having a camera, of course it will do video. The prices have been dropping also. You can get a new 16gb nano for less than $200 which is a pretty sweet deal actually seeing as how hey used to be over $200 for the 8gb.
Now if only they would do a new iPod Touch with a camera also (hey Apple, you could totally put in an FM/AM transmitter, I won't be upset), they now have 32gb and 64gb which will probably be next on my list unless Verizon happens to get the iPhone and release a 64gb iPhone…no suggestions or anything. Heck, even the iPod shuffle is insanely cheap, a 4gb for less than $100. They basically look like a hot flash drive…just no USB stick.
So this last part is to Apple, Steve Jobs, whoever can make it happen. Please make an iPod Touch with a camera (the radio honestly isn't the kicker), I kind of feel left out without a camera/iPod/computer, just an iPod/computer…I really get annoyed when I have to walk around holding an actual camera and managing the flash and dealing with having the wrong SD card and only being able to take 1 picture. I just want to have a phone/radio/computer/ipod/gaming system in my hands…


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Take the Fast Food Menu Challenge
How much do you know about fast food menu items? I'll bet not as much as you think. Prove me wrong by taking the fast food menu challenge and see how you do.
Just a heads-up, not everything listed on the menu challenge is available in this part of the country. In that case, you'll just have to guess (which I did and actually didn't do too bad).
If you're up to taking the challenge, CLICK HERE.
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The latest data on the development of the number of Android apps on Google Play over time. 19 Feb If you head over to computerrepairfulham.com, you'll find there's a listing for the Play Store on this repository of your various Google. As of January – million and counting. By October of Google Play app store matched the Apple's App Store. 12 May ](computerrepairfulham.com?id=computerrepairfulham.com), and Vincenzo on Twitter asks a fair question: Does that count app. 12 Aug A small update should be making its way to the Google Play Store soon in the form of new app download badges. The new badges will be.
Are there APIs to get app download count from Google Play Store or App Store? If not, is there a way to automatically download CSV with this. 9 Apr Only new app installs were counted. Combined, Google Play and the iOS App Store offered million apps by the end of Q1 , with. 4 Apr March 10 — Google is testing a new design for its Play Store app store into the app long description without adding extra character count with. A very basic and simple counter. Just tap the counter to increase it by 1, and long tap the counter to reset it back to computerrepairfulham.com to be a test project but can be useful.


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This Espresso Lap Desk by MegaHome and sold by Home Depot is the perfect gift for the person that likes to work (or eat!) in bed. Regularly priced at $32.49, it's now on sale at just $19.49. Features include a flip top and drawer, with a lovely cherry finish. Choose free in-store pickup, otherwise shipping is free with orders of $45 or more.
At Home Depot, save up to 50% off select holiday decor and inflatables. As an example, we spotted the Home Accents Holiday Pre-lit Inflatable Santa, Reindeer and Elf shown here for $34.88 (reg. $69.98). Sale's ending is unknown, shop soon!
Today only, Home Depot cuts up to 54% of a selection of Lifesmart Hot Tubs and delivers them free. Choose from 3 different models, including the Lifesmart Bahama DLX 28-Jet, 5-Person Spa shown here. Regularly priced at $4,899, they're now just $2,359. Offer valid only on 11/27/2018.
Home improvements will be a cinch in the upcoming year after snagging a few Cyber Monday deals at Home Depot. Save up to 50% off or more on holiday decor, tools, appliances and much more. This is one of their last biggest sales of the year, don't miss it! Pictured is the Ring Wireless Video Doorbell 2 for $139, regularly $199.
Today only at Home Depot, select outdoor power equipment is 25% off. Choose from an assortment of lawn mowers, weed eaters, pressure washers and more. Offer valid only on 11/14/2018.
As part of their Special Buy of the Day, Home Depot is offering 30% off select outdoor holiday decor. Choose from several different designs that will bring much cheer to the neighborhood. Pictured is the Home Accents Holiday 5 ft. Snowman with Hat for $62.99 (reg. $89.98). Sale ends 11/07/2018.
In an online only sale, Home Depot slashes the prices on select Halloween decor by up to 75%. Score great deals on inflatables, life size posable figures, projectors and more. We found the Home Accents Holiday 7 Ft. Towering Werewolf pictured here for only $47.25 (reg. $189). Quantities are limited, shop soon for best selections.
Today only at Home Depot, they're letting this Werner 8 ft. Reach 2-Step Steel Podium Step Stool go out their virtual doors for just $19.98 with free shipping. Regularly priced at $32.97, it's perfect for inside the home, or in the garage, it folds up small and will make it easy to get things out of reach. Available at this price only on 10/30/2018.
As their Special Buy of the Day, Home Depot offers selection vacuums and carpet cleaners at up to 45% off and shipping them free. Choose from popular name brands like Dyson, Hoover and Anker. One deal that stands out is the Dyson Slim Ball Animal Upright for just $269, down from $524.98. Offer valid only on 10/25/2018.
Add an industrial touch to any living room with this Holden Distressed Natural Mobile Coffee Table. It's the look you've been wanting, but without the famous store price tag - get it a Home Depot right now for just $182.50. Regularly $365, it features iron wheels and corner brackets, and a lovely wood patina.
Home Depot is now shipping all Halloween decor purchases for free. Give your home a scary look with inflatables, window projectors, faux tombstones and more. Offer's ending is unknown.
Today only, Home Depot cuts up to 35% off select electric fireplaces. There are several different designs to choose from, with prices from a mere $99. Pictured is the Pleasant Hearth Elliott 47" Media Electric Fireplace TV Stand for $208.43 (reg. $297.75). Sale valid only on 10/16/2018.
Today only, Home Depot takes up to 30% off select DeWalt outdoor power equipment. Make fall cleanup a breeze around the home with great deals on leaf blowers, chainsaws, weed eaters and more. Offer valid only on 10/04/2018.
Today only at Home Depot, save up to 35% off select Kidde fire safety equipment as their Deal of the Day. Included are carbon monoxide detectors, smoke detectors, and combo monoxide/smoke detectors. This is an easy and affordable way to get your home outfitted for safety. Offer valid only on 09/27/2018.
Calling all outdoor enthusiasts! Click over to Home Depot for great deals on select camping, hunting and fishing gear. Today only, items like tents, small boats, coolers, hunting jackets and more are up to 30% off their regular prices. We found the Coleman Tent shown here for only $38.51, down from $48.14. Offer valid only on 09/18/2018.
Have the cleanest floors around after shopping the Special Buy of the Day over at Home Depot! Today only, save up to 50% off select vacuums and carpet cleans. Look for highly rated machines from Dyson, iRobot, Hoover and others. Offer valid only on 09/14/2018.
Home Depot cuts up to 40% off select outdoor electric tools, making for some pretty sweet deals. Pick up this Sun Joe 155MPH 6-Amp Electric Handheld Leaf Blower and pay just $11.99. Regularly priced at $22.53, it's great for using around the house to clear walkways, porches, decks, and garages.
Today only, Home Depot slashes up to 50% off select Milwaukee power tools, accessories and workwear as their Special Buy of the Day. As an example of the deals that can be found, the 18-Volt Lithium-Ion cordless Combo Tool Kit shown here is just $399, down from $649. Plus, all items enjoy free shipping. Offer valid only on 09/04/2018.
Today only, Home Depot slashes up to 20% off the price on select generators and outdoor power equipment. The Sun Joe Pressur Joe 2,030 PSI Power Washer shown here is just $113, down from $149. Buy now and get things cleaned up around the home before fall settles in. Offer valid only on 08/28/2018.
Generators can definitely come in handy after the unexpected storm or deluge of snow. Be prepared for whatever Mother Nature can throw at you with a new generator from Home Depot. Today only, select Sportsman generators and power equipment are up to 40% off. We found the 4,000/3,500-Watt Dual Fuel Powered Portable Generator, Runs on LPG or Regular Gasoline, shown here, for $269, regular $529. Sale valid only on 08/20/2018.
Today only, hop on over to Home Depot for great deals on light fixtures and ceiling fans. Select styles are sporting price cuts of up to 45% off as part of their Special Buy of the Day. Choose from brand names like Home Decorators Collection, Hampton Bay, and EcoSmart. A Bargainist Best Bet is the Parkview 3-Light Antique Brushed Nickel Vanity Light shown here for $45 (reg. $126). Sale valid only on 08/17/2018.
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Last week's WW meeting was one of a rare breed. First of all, it was small. There were street closures surrounding the meeting which made parking more of a challenge than usual, and apparently deterred people from attending the meeting. Thus it was small. Small like when you go to classes the day before Thanksgiving when all the out-of-state students have already caught their planes, and the professor asks everyone to pull a chair up close and you feel special and uncool all at the same time. Small. And because it was small, I suppose there was some added intimacy and we had a great conversation. People throwing in their experiences from their pink plastic seats (word on the WW street is that the chairs won't be pink for much longer – I might steal one and put it in a corner somewhere to remind myself how far I've come) and laughing and helping each other. Man, it was a good meeting.
"Do you have to be able to visualize yourself skinny in a bikini in order to successfully lose weight?"
That's what started the conversation. And I say no! If you have pictures of yourself in a bikini from 5 years ago and looking at them motivates you, then great. Carry on. But at the time when I was crossing my fingers hoping to see 225 lbs on the scale, the only picture of me in a bikini that existed was from 1983 and I was 3 feet tall and in pre-school. I had no reference. I did visualize the way it would feel to be skinny in a bikini. Well maybe not visualize, what would the word be…feel-alize? Sense-alize? The distinction being that I never saw myself in a bikini from other people's perspective, like in a picture. But I saw the beach as I ran along the water wearing a vintage-y red bikini while nothing jiggled and I felt cute and normal.
The thing is, even "feel-alizing" myself skinny in a bikini backfired. Because eventually I did put on a bikini—an almost vintage-y navy (they were out of red) halter top with white polka dots. Let me tell you, when I ran along the water, my shit jiggled. And it needed to be adjusted. And not in a subtle single finger bottom adjustment way. In a whole-hand boob-scoop way. With frequency. I did not feel cute and normal but for a brief, brief moment.
"What's that saying," I asked in the meeting, "if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans?"
"Mentsh trakht, Got lakht," said Miriam, who I chat with often while we wait in our pink plastic chairs. "Man plans, God laughs." I love a good Yiddish Proverb.
Nowadays I am focused on self-acceptance. Looking in the mirror and feeling good about myself. Saying to myself, "This is my body and I love it's unique and beautiful shape." And I've made progress. I can still rationalize eating a cookie I don't have room for, but more often than not, I feel alright about my belly and my hips and my thighs. Not crazy amazing, but pretty alright. I still put a bikini on. Flesh, flab and all. I even found one that doesn't require constant boob-scooping. And when I put it on, I bring an attitude. Like, this is my body, world! This is my real butt, these are my real thighs and this is my real belly! I am a powerful woman, like the women in those Nike ads! Don't just deal with it, get into it! Bam!
I'm being histrionic. But truthfully I sometimes choose the bikini over the one piece to remind myself that I am awesome. I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but it works for me. It's not what I thought "skinny in a bikini" would feel like, but after I get over my initial squirminess and start to enjoy the sensation of my belly fat floating around in the water, I actually like the way it makes me feel.
Mentsh trakht, Got lakht. Even if it's just a plan about a bikini.


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SDPB's Jackelyn Severin asks South Dakota farmers how they are dealing with the uncertainty. Annual Farm Show In Vermillion By Levi Gutz • Jan 5, 2017 Dakota Farm Show Agriculture Producers from all over the region are coming to Vermillion this week to see the latest in research and technology. The 2017 farm show is going on in the Dakota Dome on the University of South Dakota campus. This is the show's 34th year. Farmers and ranchers can inspect everything from the newest tractors to field drone services. Dakota Midday: Paula Hawks Takes On Agriculture By Lori Walsh • Aug 8, 2016 Hawks for U.S. House As one of South Dakota's largest industries, agriculture sows its way into the political landscape. Paula Hawks is the Democratic nominee for the U.S. House of Representatives. She cites country-of-origin labeling and loss of USDA's Conservation Reserve Program acres as major issues in state agriculture. She discusses the agriculture conversation in Washington, the Farm Bill, and preparations for the November election. Leopold Conservation Award Winners Share Ethical Land Practices By Jenifer Jones • Jun 30, 2016 USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service South Dakota The Leopold Conservation Award is given each year to a private landowner dedicated to ethical land practices. Cronin Farms won the South Dakota award this year. A farm tour demonstrated what the operation is doing to improve the environment. Pheasant Experts: Planned Habitat Vital, Worth The Effort By Jenifer Jones • Jun 30, 2016 The pheasant is not only important in South Dakota for its cultural value, but also for what it contributes to the economy. In 2015, more than 150 thousand hunters harvested more than one point two million pheasants in South Dakota. Nearly 85 thousand hunters came from out of state. They poured millions of dollars into local economies. South Dakota isn't a pheasant destination by accident. Hemp Bill Falls On Legislative Hurdle By Charles Michael Ray • Feb 18, 2016 A panel of state legislators has turned down a bill to legalize industrial hemp. The bill passed the house by a large majority, but hit a wall in its first hearing before the Senate Ag and Natural Resources Committee. Proponents say hemp doesn't contain THC, the component in marijuana that produces a high. They say hemp can be a good source of income for farmers, and add that surrounding states are out competing South Dakota. Dakota Digest for December 18, 2015 By Nate Wek • Dec 21, 2015 SDPB On this week's edition of Dakota Digest, state leaders are talking weekly with federal officials as they work on a change that could prompt Medicaid expansion in South Dakota. Also, eastern South Dakota is continually getting wetter, and a group of 7th and 8th graders celebrate Human Rights Day. All these stories and more on this week's episode of Dakota Digest. Habitat Pays Connects Ag Producers With Conservation Resources By Jenifer Jones • Oct 19, 2015 habitat.sd.gov A new initiative aims to help South Dakota landowners maintain wildlife habitat on their property. Habitat Pays is a joint venture between the state departments of Agriculture and Game Fish and Parks. Spearfish Local Aims To Grow Business By Charles Michael Ray • Oct 14, 2015 BHSU A program through Black Hills State University has landed $100 thousand dollar USDA grant to put more local food on the menu in Spearfish. The grant helps build a new business that can move fresh local fruits and vegetables from farmers to cafeterias at nearby schools, hospitals, and other facilities. Dakota Midday: Pollinator Habitat By Steve Zwemke • Sep 9, 2015 Pete Berthelsen, Director of Habitat Partnerships for Pheasants Forever, joined Dakota Midday guest host Joe Tlustos to talk about the importance of pollinator habitat, changes happening to South Dakota's landscape and considerations for pollinator habitat within the context of wildlife habitat and farming practices. Berthelsen, a wildlife biologist with more than 30 years of experience, brings his expertise and insight to South Dakota State University in a presentation tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the McFadden Biostress Lab. Experts Predict Decreased Honey Bee Numbers Again This Year By Nate Wek • Aug 31, 2015 Since 2006, bee colonies have been decreasing in number on a worldwide scale. Things may continue going from bad to worse, as experts predict more decreased numbers this year. Bruce, South Dakota may only have 200 residents, but that doesn't stop this community from gathering a lot of 'buzz' this time of year. Workers at the Adee Honey Farms extract honey from honeycombs, filling barrels of honey each day. This process continues until sometime in October. Business Leaders Talk Technology And Innovation By Kealey Bultena • Aug 27, 2015 Kealey Bultena / SDPB Area leaders say technology is rapidly changing the way they do business. People from different industries met in Sioux Falls Thursday to discuss technology and South Dakota's economy. The US Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce worked together for the free event. Ag Producers Balance Reinvesting And Saving By Kealey Bultena • Jun 15, 2015 Kealey Bultena / SDPB Farmers and ranchers in South Dakota must decide whether to save the money they make from crops and livestock or reinvest it. The growing season is well underway for South Dakota farmers, and ranchers are watching markets as they raise their animals. Record commodity prices for corn and soybeans are gone, and that has some farmers keeping their money in the bank instead of spending it on upgrades and new equipment. South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture Lucas Lentsch says growers remain cautious. Study Show Economic Impact Of Renewable Fuel By Kealey Bultena • Apr 15, 2015 Kealey Bultena / SDPB Advocates for renewable energy say the industry brings economic benefits to the Dakotas. A new report from a coalition supporting renewable fuels shows the industry is responsible for jobs, wages and output in the billions of dollars. Wiese Joins Farm Rescue By Steve Zwemke • Dec 23, 2014 Farm Rescue Flandreau native Dennis Wiese recently joined Farm Rescue, a one-of-a-kind nonprofit organization that provides planting, harvesting and haying assistance free of charge to family farmers who have suffered a major injury, illness or natural disaster. Wiese, who was president of the South Dakota Farmers Union from 1993-2005, serves as Farm Rescue's director of development. Farm Rescue is based in Jamestown, North Dakota. It was launched by Bill Gross in 2005. Wiese discussed Farm Rescue on Tuesday. Tolstoy Farm Operation Diversifies For Success By Steve Zwemke • Dec 8, 2014 Eric Johannsen is a fourth-generation farmer/rancher/outfitter near Tolstoy. He, along with his father and brother, operate their 5000 acres which have been in the family since the 1920s using a highly managed and sophisticated combination of no-till farming of corn and wheat, CRP grasslands, natural sloughs, wooded shelter belts and food plots. The land generates profits and maximizes wildlife populations. SDPB's Joe Tlustos visited the Johannsen's operation last week. Farm Rescue Founder Named Money Hero By Karl Gehrke • Jul 28, 2014 Farm Rescue Bill Gross comes from three generations of North Dakota farmers. But by the time he graduated from high school, his parents encouraged him to leave the farm. He went to college and now flies a 747 for UPS. However his heart never left the farm. As he flew across the country and looked at the farms below, he was concerned with the changing demographics of rural America and thought of ways he could help. Corn: Food, Fuel, And The Future By Karl Gehrke • Jul 23, 2014 POET Although the first image that comes to mind when thinking of corn is a freshly buttered ear, most corn doesn't make it to the dinner table. Whole-kernel sweet corn is only about one-percent of the crop. The rest of it is field corn. Some is processed for food ingredients, but it's primarily used as livestock feed and ethanol.As demand for renewable fuel has grown in recent years, South Dakota has emerged as the fifth largest ethanol producing state with over a dozen biofuel plants. Farmers And Soil By Nathan Puhl • Apr 18, 2014 Jeff Hemenway, Soil Quality Specialist for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Paul Hetland, a farmer in Mitchell, joined the program to discuss the science and technology with what farmers will do with soil to make it more productive. Training Complex Expansion By Steve Zwemke • Apr 1, 2014 The Department of Defense wants to increase the airspace it uses to train its B1 bombers and other aircraft. The proposed expansion quadruples the training airspace the military currently uses, covering a huge swath over parts of Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota. Air Force officials say expanding the training airspace for military aircraft makes practice missions more like the real world. But farmers like Anita Lee in Meade County are urging the federal government not to approve the expansion project. Pilot and South Dakota aviation historian Norma Kramer also expressed h Ag Leaders Want COOL Untouched By Kealey Bultena • Jan 21, 2014 Agriculture advocates in South Dakota are pushing for a farm bill to pass the United States Congress – but not at the expense of certain elements. US Senator Tim Johnson says stability in the form of a farm bill impacts all other industries, but ag leaders aren't willing to sacrifice at least one part of the program. Farming and ranching organizations say the United States should have passed a long-term farm bill years ago. An extension of the legislation is working through a conference committee, and Members of Congress say they're getting closer to compromise. Ag Secretary Lentsch Discusses Legislation By Steve Zwemke • Jan 14, 2014 As Congress struggles to wrap up work on a new farm bill South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture Lucas Lentsch discussed how the state's ag producers could be affected by a possible failure of the much-delayed legislation. Lentsch is also a member of the new Pheasant Habitat Work Group. He says hunting can be improved while also supporting agriculture. South Dakota Farmers Rank High By Steve Zwemke • Aug 27, 2013 South Dakota farmers rank in the top 10 in the nation in the production of more than 15 crops. A recent report from the federal Agriculture Department shows that South Dakota is tops in the production of bison and second in the production of honey, flaxseed, proso millet and sunflowers. The state is in the top 10 in many other major crops including wheat, corn, soybeans and oats. South Dakota Agriculture Secretary Lucas Lentsch says the latest statistics show that the state remains an agricultural powerhouse even without a large population. Ag Producers Describe SD Farm Status By Nate Wek & Jaden Miller • Aug 21, 2013 An annual farm show attracts thousands of people to Mitchell each August. Despite typical hot, muggy weather, farmers and ranchers from around the region gather to connect with manufacturers and developers. Producers also collaborate on issues from the status of their crops to federal funding, and they meet at DakotaFest. Hot Weather Entering South Dakota By Nathan Puhl • Aug 20, 2013 A surge of hot weather is hitting the state this week with temperatures reaching into the 90s and even the 100s in some places. This is expected to help farmers with their row crops. Because some crops got in later and cooler conditions this summer, crops are a little behind in development. But rain is needed to fill in pods in soybeans and grain fill in corn. According to most accounts, pollination has been good, but now those crops need moisture in the next few weeks. Chinese Company To Buy Smithfield Foods By Kealey Bultena • May 29, 2013 The parent company of a large meatpacking operation in Sioux Falls is selling to a Chinese business. The CEO of Smithfield Foods says people who are with John Morrell in Sioux Falls and other plants should embrace the opportunity. Chinese pork producer Shuanghi is investing billions of dollars to purchase America's Smithfield foods. Smithfield employs 46,000 people. Smithfield's President and CEO Larry Pope says workers and farmers should not worry about downsizing, because Shuanghi is not moving operations to China. USDA Deputy Secretary Merrigan in South Dakota By Steve Zwemke • Feb 27, 2013 Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan is in South Dakota through Thursday to announce new USDA grants to combat global hunger, promote rural business development and highlight the economic importance of local and regional food systems. She is also bringing the USDA's college tour to South Dakota State University to discuss the "Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food" initiative and efforts to create new opportunities for farmers, ranchers and communities. Farm Bill Problems By Steve Zwemke • Jan 7, 2013 In the waning hours of 2012, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Vice President Joe Biden negotiated a nine-month extension of the Farm Bill that the Center for Rural Affairs has criticized heavily. Center for Rural Affairs Executive Director Chuck Hassebrook said many smaller, targeted programs that invest in proven strategies to create rural jobs, revitalize rural communities and initiatives to foster a new generation of family farmers and ranchers were completely left out of the extension. Hassebrook joined Dakota Midday host Karl Gehrke Monday. Beginning Farmers And Ranchers By Steve Zwemke • Nov 26, 2012 Tuesday the South Dakota Department of Agriculture is teaming up with South Dakota State University to host the first Beginning Farmer and Rancher Symposium. South Dakota Agriculture Secretary Walt Bones says the symposium will get students thinking past school, while preparing them for the challenges ahead. 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I turned forty eight years young right now. To have fun I decided to finish my workout with a single set of forty eight burpees. I got the inspiration for this from my friend and fellow center age health dude blogger, Ed Pierini. He turned 54 at this time. He set himself a more difficult job. Starting in January he did fifty four burpees at the end of each exercise, Monday by Friday with the caveat that if he did not do burpees, he didn't eat the following day. Possibly I will do something like that once I turn 50. Or perhaps not.
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