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I m from Europe and been travelling to US often recently. I need a cheap, no contract plan, just to contact my fam on a daily basis, a few sms and maybe 1 call per day. Was thinking about pay as you go plan, $3 per month. Is there anything better and can I get this sim online to be delivered to Europe by mail.
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Israel, Iran and Obama
Conflict is inevitable unless the West moves quickly to stop a nuclear Tehran.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has produced another alarming report on Iran's nuclear programs, though it hasn't released it publicly, only to governments that would also rather not disclose more details of Iran's progress toward becoming a nuclear theocracy. Meanwhile, Iran intends to introduce a resolution, backed by more than 100 members of the so-called Non-Aligned Movement, that would ban military attacks on nuclear facilities. No actual mention of Israel, of course.
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It was back in February this year that Dan and I spent a few nights in a cabin at SOHO Farmhouse. Our stay there set the bar pretty high on places to escape to, with its luxurious bed, soft furnishing and log fires. I adored hanging out in our little cabin, bathing in the tin bath, using the Cowshed bathroom accessories. It was utterly blissful. Sadly I have no immediate plans to go back – so I'm looking at ways I can achieve the 'look' at home.
You can read all about our stay at this wonderful place here. Sadly my bathroom or home doesn't have the wow factor that SOHO Farmhouse has, but with a few tweaks and clever purchases I can achieve a feel that takes me back to that stay.
Get the SOHO Farmhouse bathroom look:
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White Bath Towel – £30
Cowshed tooth brush holder – £15
Farmhouse Robe in beige – £60
Cowshed gorgeous cow blissful shower gel – £18
Farmhouse pool towel – £55
The SOHO Home shop is fantastic if you are looking for a quick fix and to achieve the SOHO look at home. I have my eye on that green pool towel and a selection of Cowshed shower gels and skin care products.
I'm also thinking of getting a few things from the online shop for Christmas gifts. I can really see my Dad in one of the robes, and I know my friends would love to receive some Cowshed toiletries.
Now, if I can convince Dan to renovate our bathroom to include a bath like this, I would be a happy girl! But I can't see that happening anytime soon!
Tell me, have you ever stayed anywhere that made you want to redecorate your entire house? Or were you happy to just buy a souvenir of your stay?
Me, I will hopefully return to the SOHO farmhouse one day, or even try one of their other houses. Barcelona or New York perhaps? Well a girl can dream eh?
Collaboration Note: This post was written in collaboration with Soho Home. All words, thoughts and images are my own. Thank you for supporting the posts that make this blog possible.


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It seems the effort of dating the self-proclaimed queen are finally paying off. Vera sidika and his new bae Otile brown have gone on a baecation all the way to Mauritius.
Going by the pictures and videos posted, Otile is having the time of his life as he kept his fans updated about the lavish baecation. This comes after Otile received a backlash from some of his fans who thought he could not afford to give Vera the life she was used to before him.
It is the first time this year that Vera is going on a vacation as she took time to concentrate on her new business venture- Vera Sidika Beauty Parlor.
Well, as it seems , Otile Brown has finally proved his haters wrong!


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Paving the way for joint actions in the Danube Region: Second Stakeholders Workshop of Danube-INCO.NET30/10/2015 30/10/2015
This workshop was held in the frame of the 4th Annual Forum of the EUSDR taking place this year in Ulm. It aimed at providing an opportunity to learn about their activities, facilitating discussion on the harmonization of their activities or possible joint actions.
S2E National Event LITHUANIA30/10/2015
The LITHUANIA National Event was co-organised by the S3 Platform - S2E project and the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Lithuania, Research and Higher Education Monitoring and Analysis Centre (MOSTA).
JRC Annual Event on the Scientific Support to the Danube Strategy27/10/2015 28/10/2015
The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission has organised in Ulm (DE) the annual event on Scientific Support to the EU Strategy for the Danube Region. The JRC Annual Event 2015 took stock of the continuing scientific support activities for the Danube region and focused on the JRC expertise that supports the European Commission priorities of boosting jobs and growth, building a European Energy Union and supporting the digital single market through smart specialisation in the Danube region.
Dual use technologies within the framework of RIS3 in Europe27/10/2015 28/10/2015
The Regional Government of Andalusia through IDEA Agency and the European Commission (DG GROW) organize this International Conference on dual use technologies.
Excellence without borders: R&D cooperation across the innovation divide15/10/2015
Networking event 'Excellence without Borders: R&D Cooperation Across the Innovation Divide'
EARTO-JRC Joint Event15/10/2015
The objective of this event is to present the JRC publication "Research and Technology Organisations and Smart Specialisation" which is currently under preparation by Dr. Katerina Ciampi Stancova from S3 Platform and Prof. David Charles from University of Lincoln.
RIS3 Implementation Workshop on Blue Growth08/10/2015 09/10/2015
This workshop was part of the 2015 Open Days programme and included participants from policy making, research and industry. Four S3P members will present their plans for specialising in Blue Growth: The Canary Islands (ES), Nordland (NO), Portugal and Ireland!
University-Business Forum: Developing Talent for innovation-based economies24/09/2015 25/09/2015
The thematic University-Business Forum took place in Vilnius and Kaunas, Lithuania. It brought together around 200 high-level representatives from higher education, business as well as national, regional and local authorities from Europe and beyond. There was no registration fee for the Forum.
Food, Gastronomy & Bio-Economy as Elements of Reg. Innovation Strategies22/09/2015 22/09/2015
The motto of the EXPO 2015:" Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life" is a global appeal to reflect upon current issues of nutrition, food production, management and distribution, as well as global and regional governance of food. Participating countries, organisations and institutions will share their experience, demonstrate and confront their approaches as well as discuss potential future scenarios and development. The European Union, a key player on international scale, shared results of its work done over the last 50 years.
Rethinking the region and regionalism in Australia, challenges and opportunities for the 21st century31/08/2015 02/09/2016
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- Year Built: 2005
- Lot Size: 2.99 acres
- Status: Active
Cozy cabin finished with knotty pine, ceramic tile, gas fireplace, patio and spacious ceilings w/sleeping loft. Cabin has finished garage stall that could be turned into a bedroom. No water or sewer on site - bathroom has a composting toilet and there's an outhouse. Additional 28x26 detached garage with 12 ft sidewalls and 10x18 door. Property overlooks a large pond and has electricity hook-ups for campers. 2.99 Acres.
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We've been contacted by some UNB hockey fans who are going to try and organize a fan bus to UNB's first playoff game. Of course they don't know where or when that is yet, but these guys pulled it off last year sending 50 happy V-Reds fans to Halifax to watch Kyle Bailey score on a penalty shot to win the AUS Championship!
All that is known at this point is that it'll probably be similar to how it worked last year, leave mid-day, and return later that night. They're hoping to setup a table at the next home game, and seats would have to be secured on a first-come, first-served basis.
Nothing's confirmed yet, but keep that in mind. We'll pass on more info as it becomes available...
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The trip to Halifax was worth every penny, even if I had to be at work early the next day... heh.
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We are entertained in the opening of this act by the verbose ramblings of the leaders of the state party leaders. The Garden State comments of the industrious sassiness of its citizenry, Mississippi keeps it short and sweet. Montana, excited by the prospect someone is actually paying attention to them, allows their kindly cattle ranching leader to go up the Butte for five solid minutes.
Then the great state of New Mexico yields to the great state of Illinois. Then the great state of Illinois yields to the great state of New York. Hilary Clinton, looking the happiest I have ever seen her, suspends the roll call but insists that all votes be counted. Nancy Pelosi runs threw the formalities, the crowd cheers and then BOOM! Love Train.
The DNC's truely masterful sound design skills really cements the glorious spectacle of sincere party unity that boggles the mind of the pundit class. Tomorrow promises to be a truely breathtaking finale.


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Let's address the elephant in the room, shall we: electro-prog rockers Henge are not your average band. For starters, there's the fact that they're aliens…
Led by founder, vocalist and guitarist Zpor, who sings of his space travels, the intergalactic four-piece 'come in the name of rave to spread their message of love and harmony.'
Crafting an interplanetary sound dubbed 'cosmic dross', the quartet have fast established themselves as an unmissable festival act and the accolades have followed: in November, they bagged Live Act of the Year at the Independent Festival Awards 2018.
Meanwhile on record, their debut Attention Earth! revels in a sound-shifting, technicoloured soundscape that moves between soft, hypnotic guitar layers and giddy 8-bit electronics.
It all adds up to an addictive wigged-out concoction that's weird, wonky and loads of fun.
With their 18-date UK tour wrapping up this week (see below for remaining shows), we caught up with Zpor to discover more about Henge's sonic universe…
What was the first song you developed an obsession for?
I became captivated with the sounds of cosmic dross when I was but a youngling on Agricular in Cosmos Redshift 7. My consciousnesses assimilated these sacred frequencies and they have stayed alive within me throughout my billions of years of existence.
What's the first gig you went to?
I was a regular in the gloop joints where many great musicians of the Agriculan second age of enlightenment transmitted cosmic dross for the joyful edification of the patrons. These wise and silly musicians became my friends and eventually my mentors.
What's the first instrument you ever got hold of?
A type of Agriculan organ. Similar things can be found on Earth. Often, once picked up, many humans find it too hard to put away.
What is your worst musical habit?
I dance so much that I run out of breath. I am still adjusting to the atmosphere on Planet Earth…
What's the best piece of musical advice you've ever been given?
Where do you discover new music?
The best place for discovering new music is at festivals and such gatherings.
What's your favourite venue?
The Underwater Palace on Xylanthia in the Sirius Star System.
Who is your current favourite band/artist?
There are a few… The Evil Usses, Paddy Steer, Felix Kubin.
What inspirations outside of music impact your songwriting?
The Universe.
What track of yours best represents your sound?
A good place to start is the first track of Attention Earth! – Mushroom One.
What's next for you?
We are celebrating the release of our album Attention Earth! with some very special shows at Gorilla in Manchester on 8 December. There will be a family-orientated matinee performance that is open to all ages and a more rowdy evening show for those aged 14 and over. This also marks the end of our UK tour, during which we have witnessed the successful transmission of cosmic dross throughout the United Kingdom, and a proliferation of joy among humans.
07 Dec 7 – The Trades Club, Hebden Bridge
08 Dec 8 – Gorilla, Manchester (all ages matinee + evening show)


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cleaning, family, laundry, maps, Marriage, packing list, to do lists, trips, vacation
I'm going on a little adventure this weekend, which is not at all unusual for me. First, I'll head to the Quad Cities for lunch with my non-blood family and then I'll make the trek down to Kansas City to spend a few days with my brother. Finally, I'll cross over to Saint Louis for a baby shower and then make my way back home. To Chicago, not Washington D.C.
It's going to be a busy weekend of solo-driving but I'm not too concerned. If anything, I'm more concerned about how Bret will manage for 72+ hours alone with his thoughts and the bunny.
In order to make things easier on everyone around here, I try to do these 7 things before I leave on my solo-adventures.
Check the weather.
I never used to be the sort of person who cared what the weather was going to be like at my destination. Now that I'm more of a bonafide adult, I find myself very concerned about the climate in my vacation location. Ultimately, checking the weather helps me determine how many cardigans I need to bring with me.
Make a detailed packing list.
I'm a chronic over-packer. I can't help it. The only solution I've found that can help me (sort of) avoid packing way too much stuff is to make a detailed packing list for myself. If it seems anal-retentive, that's because it totally is.
Do as much laundry as I possibly can.
I know I'm going to have to do laundry when I get home but I'd like to do as little laundry as possible.
Plus, I get bonus "Awesome Wife" points when I leave Bret with clean sheets and towels.
Print the directions.
I could use my phone's map system, but I don't because I don't like playing with my phone while I drive. So I print old school mapquests. #throwback #vintage #luddite
Clean as much as possible.
I just think it's a really not-so-nice thing to do if I leave my husband with a completely filthy house while I'm gone.
Make an "If You're Bored" list.
Before I go away for the weekend, I like to make Bret a list of everything that he could possibly do around the house while I'm gone. Here's the list for this trip:
Now, before you call you local Men's Rights Activist Club to report me for disrespectful impertinence, hear me out. It's not a to do list. It's an "If you're bored" list. I honestly would not care if the house looks exactly the same when I get back as it did when I left. (I'd probably have some choice words if he trashes the joint, but that's a separate issue.) However, I've found that Bret often wants to clean a thing or two when I'm out of town and if I make a list of things that are on my radar, it's a much-less frustrating experience for all involved.
I'm the secret keeper of all the household maintenance tasks, doncha know.
Think about everything I need done by Monday Night.
I know I'm going to have to work at least a little bit this weekend. Plus, Mondays after a long weekend of traveling are always a little unpleasant. To make sure that I don't spend Monday morning wishing that I hadn't gone away at all, I make a list of everything that needs to happen by the end of the day Monday. Then, when I have a few spare moments this weekend, I know exactly what I need to do.
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In August 2016 I finished my Master of Science in Cognitive and Integrative Systems Neuroscience at the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in Marburg. In my thesis I worked in the project PROTECT-AD and analyzed the connectivity between the neural correlates during fear extinction. In my PhD I am focusing on simultaneous EEG-fMRI investigations targeting the neural correlates of fear conditioning, fear extinction and extinction recall in highly anxious people and patients with anxiety disorders. Furthermore, I am interested in effective connectivity analyses regarding audiovisual integration of gestures and language in patients with schizophrenia.
Straube, B., Wroblewski, A., Jansen, A., He, Y., 2018. The connectivity signature of co-speech gesture integration: The superior temporal sulcus modulates connectivity between areas related to visual gesture and auditory speech processing. Neuroimage 181, 539–549. doi:10.1016/J.NEUROIMAGE.2018.07.037
Wroblewski, A., He, Y., & Straube, B. (accepted). Dynamic Causal Modelling suggests impaired effective connectivity in patients with schizophrenia spectrum disorders during gesture-speech integration. Schizophrenia Research IF: 4.569


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As Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) and Apple prepare to unveil their Q4 earnings after the bell this afternoon, analysts are expecting different things from the two. The consensus estimate from Thomson Reuters (NSDQ: TRIN) has Microsoft analysts anticipating for profit of 49 cents per share on revenue of $17.08 billion, AP says. That's below what Microsoft itself had been calling for. The Redmond company previously told investors it expects to earn 51 to 53 cents per share, on sales of $17.3 billion to $17.8 billion.
Citigroup analyst Brent Thill doesn't expect Microsoft to announce layoffs, though he does expect the company's earnings to come up short of its earlier projections. Thill thinks that Microsoft will tell investors that the company plans to cut back on hiring and contract employees. However, McAdams Wright Ragen analyst Sid Parakh does believe Microsoft will announce cuts of 6,000 to 8,000 employees, or 6 percent to 8 percent of its 95,000 workforce, Reuters reported. The bearish view of Microsoft is primarily based on poor sales of Windows as the PC market shrank amid the global recession.
— Analysts still bullish on Apple: The questions and concerns — including an SEC review — surrounding Steve Jobs' announcement that he is taking a six-month leave of absence hasn't dented analysts' ardor for Apple (NSDQ: AAPL). Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster told CNBC's Fast Money
that he expects a lot of good news about the past quarter's results.


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