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Customer of mine has long running issues
using his Sky email account with Outlook
2003. Initially he had intermittent loss of email
(using POP protocol). Sky advised using IMAP
- we changed him over, ok for a bit then
intermittent issues then no emails. So put him
back on POP. Was ok for a while then started
getting occasional corrupt personal folders file
messages (can't remember the exact text -
this was months ago). This was accompanied
by outlook often prompting for passwords &
email not arriving, but sometimes ok. He
called me in again, and I tried Office repair, pst
repair (scanpst), compacting folders and
deleting and reinstating email details. The
scanpst found errors (but not major) but
nothing worked. I set his details up in outlook
express (he's running XP Home) - and OE
worked fine! (but he wanted Outlook). I then
removed Outlook email details and imported
them from OE. This worked for a couple of
days, then reverted to previous behaviour.
Finally, I set him up a new user on his
machine (machine has no other issues, btw)
and set everything up from scratch. This
worked (was probably 6-7 months ago). Now
the problem has reappeared on new user,
exactly as before.
Any ideas welcomed! (particularly if you've
seen anything like it).
Note: Sky webmail works fine throughout (but
he doesn't like using it - only as last resort to
access his emails). I've suggested using
another email client (we'd have to find one he
likes) or upgrading to Outlook 2007 (no idea if
this would help of course).
It would help if you posted the error message he's receiving now.
as said - as previously, corrupt personal folders file,
accompanied by intermittent problems receiving email, with
password prompts, when the stored password is correct. Please
read the post fully!
btw - if you do read the post, you'll see its not a simple 'oh its
that error message, here's the fix' type problem.
I did read your post fully; the entire Paragraph, as difficult as it was to decipher... You said "Now the problem has reappeared on new user, exactly as before." What is happening NOW? What error messages if any? Perhaps you could be a little more specific, especially since "its not a simple 'oh its that error message, here's the fix' type problem."


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Ha'iku Board Shorts Full Spectrum
$ 89.00 $ 100.00
(Full Spectrum Shorts waist band and pocket have you covered in all areas of fabric color.)
Ha'iku is a small town in Hawai'i that is part jungle, part country and is the head-quarters of the Aquadelics by Jammin On Maui Boutique. Also, home to the world's largest surfing wave, JAWS, or also know as, Pe'ahi that brings people from all around the world.
This traditional earth tone piece of tie dye art work represents the type of muddy streets that is left after is rains on the edge of the jungle. Of course, after it rains in this sunshine place, they don't call Hawaii the rainbow state for nothing. The brightest, most beautiful rainbows appear at any given magical moment, thus dubbing these shorts name after this diverse land we live to love.

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BlumShapiro and the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce (GNHCC) announced today that the annual BlumShapiro Golf Classic will take place on Monday, July 27 at the New Haven Country Club.
The BlumShapiro Golf Classic tournament, reception and raffle benefits the GNHCC Scholarship Fund for New Haven area students interested in pursuing college degrees in business. To date, the fund has raised more than $50,000 to support undergraduate students.
"The BlumShapiro Golf Classic is a great day for the greater New Haven community to come together to help our next generation of business leaders," said John Zinno, Shelton Office Managing Partner and Chair of the BlumShapiro Golf Classic Planning Committee. "BlumShapiro's financial support and volunteers for the Golf Classic are complimented by the wonderful turnout of other businesses, sponsors and individuals. We are grateful to all of them for truly making a difference in the lives of the scholarship recipients."
"We are very thankful to have BlumShapiro return as the sponsor of our 22nd annual golf tournament that supports the GNHCC Scholarship Fund and students in greater New Haven," said Chamber President, Tony Rescigno. "This event has become an annual and important tradition that is vital to our GNHCC Scholarship Fund and students in our area."
The BlumShapiro Golf Classic on July 27 begins with registration at 10:30 followed by a cookout lunch at 11:30 a.m. Groups of four golfers in a shotgun scramble format begin at 12:30 p.m. A cocktail reception, awards presentation and raffle begin after the golf tournament at approximately 5:30 p.m.
For more information about the July 27th BlumShapiro Golf Classic, please contact GNHCC's Jenna Kozodoy at 203-782-4342 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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New Fabric: Pirates by Makower
I am completely in love with the latest fabric range from Makower that has just arrived. Pirates is, as the name suggests, a wonderful collection of child friendly swashbucklers fetauring skulls and crossbones, ships and treasure maps.
There are 8 print fabrics in the range which are (clockwise from top left):
- Icon scatter on cream
- Labels
- Icon scatter on blue
- Ships
- Skull and crossbones on red
- Fishes
- Skull and crossbones on black
- Treasure map
All fabrics are £14/m or £3.50 for a fat quarter.
The range is supported by a stunning quilt designed by Lynne Goldsworthy of Lily's Quilts.
The free quilt pattern is available to download, or ask in store for a printed copy.
This is an intermediate to advance level project featuring foundation paper piecing, Y seams and raw edge applique as well as relatively advanced and complicated cutting instructions. Having seen this quilt in person, I can assure you that it is well worth the effort involved. If you need help, there are links to tutorials for the techniques within the quilt pattern.
We have kits featuring all the fabrics needed for the quilt top and binding along with a printed copy of the pattern for £65.
If you don't want to tackle a full quilt, there is also a bunting panel priced £8.
The bunting panel instructions are also free to download. Each panel consists of sixteen printed flags. These can be used together to make eight completed flags or as sixteen flag fronts with an additional 60cms of backing fabric.
We still have 20% off fabric during April so why not pop in next week and take advantage of this great saving?


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2015 Latino Food Industry Trade Show Features Producers and International Business Exchange
NEWARK, NJ – June 4, 2015 – (HISPANICIZE WIRE) – At the heart of the Latino market in the Tri-state New York Metropolitan area, the "World of the Latino Cuisine: El Mundo de la Cocina Latina, a food product and beverage trade show, will showcase domestic and international food products on August 26-27, 2015, at the Meadowlands Expo Center in the New York/New Jersey market.
The trade show provides a dynamic venue where food producers of all kinds will exhibit their offerings for the ever-growing Hispanic marketplace. The show will feature an exhibit floor, educational sessions and business exchanges.
This food and beverage trade show invites domestic and international food manufacturers, producers and distributors as exhibitors, and the attendance of buyers, merchandisers, distributors, small and medium sized specialty food stores, regional chains, caterers, restaurants, independents, and bodegueros. Exhibit categories include frozen foods, groceries, organic products, beverages, non-food products, and food service vendors/providers.
The active and massive participation of Latino food and beverage distributors at the trade show in 2014, makes this a truly unique opportunity for producers or importers seeking to enter the market or expand sales.
This year the trade show has expanded educational sessions and culinary demonstrations by internationally renowned chefs: Chef Wilo Benet (www.wilobenet.com) (Puerto Rico); Chef Maria José Jordán, who recently won the title "Best Young Chef of Latin America and the Caribbean" (Perú); Chef Juancho Ortiz (www.pasiongourmettv.com) (Dominican Republic); and Chef Abraham Támez, Executive Chef at Welk Resort in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California (México).
"We have the "Dream Team" of culinary experts to demonstrate the richness and depth of the Latino cuisine", said Bill Colón, president and CEO of The Latino Institute, Inc, the event's organizer,"we believe our offer this year is superior to any other show of this nature and we expect over 200 exhibitor and 4,000 visitors", added Mr. Colón.
In addition to domestic exhibitors, the show will feature the participation of producers from México, Perú, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, Colombia, Guatemala, Jamaica, Brazil, Chile and Spain.
Corporate sponsors include Goya, Wells Fargo Bank, Latin American Distributors (LADI), Betis Olive Oil, Carepoint Health and Grace Kennedy/La Fe Foods.
For further information on exhibiting, sponsorships/speaking opportunities, and registration, please contact: [email protected], call 973-273-0273 or visit: www.latinofoodshow.com.


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Please click on the links in the left-hand column for the latest district communications regarding Coronavirus planning. Thank you.
Robbinsville Public School Health Related Closure Preparedness Plan - Revised May 2020
Resources for Families
National Association of School Psychologists: Talking to Children about COVID-19
The Parent's Guide for Google Classroom
Dealing with Stress and Anxiety
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
10 Ways to Help Students who Struggle with Anxiety
Importance of Maintaining a Schedule: Sample Schedules
American Psychological Association's List of Resources: Dealing with Social Distancing, Isolation, and Anxiety
Child Mind Institute: Talking to Kids About the Coronavirus
CDC: Talking to your child about COVID-19
SAMHSA: Dealing with Stress During Infectious Outbreaks
PBS Kids: Talking to young children about COVID-19
Atlantic Article: The Art of Socializing During a Quarantine
John Hopkins University: What is Social Distancing?
Activities to Do at Home
Suggestions for At-Home Family Activities
100 Things to do with Kids
30 Things to do with Kids When They Say They're Bored
101 Boredom Busters
Educational Resources
Brainpop: K-12 Educational Videos and Activities (User: rvilleschools Password: rville2020)
Brainpop Coronavirus Video for Kids
Storyline Online:Picture Book Read-Alouds by Famous Actors
Scholastic Learn at Home: Readings, Activities, and Videos
Scratch: Learn programming to create activities, games, and stories
Khan Academy Kids: Online Learning for kids ages 2-7
Khan Academy: Online learning for students over 7
Sample Khan Academy Schedules for School Closure
Prodigy Math: Math Games and Activities
Mystery Science: Videos and Activities
Go Noodle: Movement breaks, games, yoga, and mindfulness
Four Websites Where Kids Can Make Digital Art
List of Virtual Art Museums:
Classic Kids: Music Games for Kids
Grades 1-5 Choice Boards: Educational Activities
Virtual Field Trips
Cosmic Kids Yoga and Mindfulness
Daily Lunch Doodles with Famous Author Mo Willems
Kid Friendly Comic Regarding COVID-19
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How would an economic system not based on the acquisition of material wealth work?
The internet is essentially a machine that duplicates products without expending resources. It is a literal cornucopia of content products. The SOPA discussions are demonstrating that the old style economics of one-way distribution will not work for content companies in the present and future. But, what about everything else?
As we gather knowledge about the universe, we are able to create things with greater and greater ease. In the case of just about all content, we have gathered enough information to create a system that effectively generates product for no cost. There is also, usually, no profit - people make things because they want to.
Physical objects are more difficult to generate in this manner. We know this because it still takes effort and resources to make them. However, there may come a time when physical objects are created just as easily as content is created through the internet. What happens then?
What happens when we can no longer rely on profit from making things? How do we create an economic system that isn't based on acquiring material wealth?


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Monash Abroad
Learning Abroad
What's studying abroad with Monash like? Well, we may be a tad biased, but we think it's pretty grand. Whatever location you choose – the wonder of the UK, the energy of Malaysia, or elsewhere - you'll be guaranteed a cherished, unforgettable experience that stays with you long after you've driven home from the airport.
Got questions?
Check out some of our most frequently asked questions when considering learning abroad.
Fund your trip
Whatever path you take or country you fly to, it shouldn't be spoilt by worrying about your funds. We have an array of options - from scholarships to grants and loans.
Enhance your trip
It's a trip that goes beyond the classroom, theory books and loading screens. It's a trip that rewards you in ways you may not even realise at the time.
Support services
Looking to get involved in a language exchange? Maybe need to push some iron in the gym? Superb news - we have a host of support services at every campus. And if you need anything else while overseas, we're here to help.
Upcoming events
Our event schedule is always bustling with fun and exciting events.
Opening Hours
We're here to help, just make sure you don't roll around when our windows are shut. Here's our office hours: Office hours Monday to Friday : 10am to 4pm.


text: Simple, economical Bag Sealing System allows a single operator to fill and heat seal up to four (4) plastic or foil bags per minute. The Bagging System includes 8′ wide belt type Bag Closing Conveyor, clamp type heat sealer with mounting pedestal and variable speed bag indexing controls to control the speed of the filled bag on the take away filled bag conveyor. The filled bag heat sealing system can be used with any of the open mouth bag filling machines listed on our website.


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It's official: World Afro Day broke the internet. September marked the inaugural event, which attempted to bring worldwide recognition to the beauty of natural Afro hair. And it did so tenfold. The hashtag #WorldAfroDay went viral gaining 2.51m coverage views in 6 weeks.
The event was also covered on BBC Radio, ITV's Good Morning Britain and This Morning. It also gained international support from Essence, Yahoo and Harper's Bazaar, not to mention our very own outlet which covered the movement extensively. Check out the highlights from Church House, Westminster on the day, including the record-setting World Record for the 'largest hair education lesson'. Congratulations to event founder Michelle De Leon, we wish you further success in 2018.


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Hospital investigations set to add to mountain of paperwork
At least six investigations are underway as a result of the deaths at the maternity unit to add to the growing pile of unimplemented reports carried out with relevance to Portlaoise Hospital.
The most directly relevant of these is a HSE commissioned investigation by 6 obstetricians into 28 cases that emerged in the wake of the Prime Time Investigates programme last year that revealed the deaths of five babies in Portlaoise. It is set to report this week, but will require further investigations.
Phase two of this process is set to start shortly involving a further 65 cases. It is likely that more cases could be added to this list.
Also underway are investigations into doctors and nurses. While neither entity could confirm last week that it had any complaints on its books, it emerged that the two main regulators of doctors and nurses are looking into complaints.
The Medical Council is investigating two doctors while An Bord Altranais is examining cases into two nurse. Despite it being confirmed by the Minister, neither agency would even confirm that it had complaints on its books.
The demands for accountability in the HSE were somewhat answered last week when the director general of the HSE announced he appointed an external investigator in accordance with the HSE's disciplinary procedure to look at 'issues of concern'.
He admitted that "many issues were escalated but they did not always find their way to the right decision making levels".
The HSE is also setting up an inquiry to investigate clinical staff. The names of the investigators and terms of reference will be published shortly.
Also due to start work is a Maternity Strategy Steering Group which has been tasked with coming up with a new national plan. Two of its members are women who lost children at Portlaoise.
But it remains to be seen what will happen as a result of the findings.
The solution of putting the Coombe Hospital in charge of Portlaoise's maternity services was recommended in 2006.


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McColl's Retail Group are the second largest multiple convenience operator in the UK comprising of approximately 1,600 stores.
McColl's Retail Group operate in 1,600 stores including over 1,200 convenience stores, more than 550 post offices and 15 Subway units offering freshly made products daily. As an organisation, they pride themselves on being at the forefront of neighbourhood retailing offering a wide range of products and services. McColl's are continually working to improve the customer offer across their store portfolio, particularly in terms of fresh and chilled produce.
The Challenge
2018 was a big year for McColl's, they announced a new partnership with Morrisons which will see the relaunch of the much loved and trusted Safeway brand in 2018. Their continued success depends entirely on the dedication of the store colleagues and management teams. With over 22,000 colleagues all across the country, McColl's were looking for a training solution that could be created and implemented quickly, was accessible and most importantly, was something that their colleagues could enjoy and get excited about.
As well as ensuring their colleagues had a firm understanding of the company values, McColl's approached Bolt Learning to help with managing compliance in their stores. They needed a solution that could improve compliance levels across the company as well as have a way of measuring, tracking and monitoring compliance levels company-wide.
Bolt's Solution
We created eLearning modules focused on key areas of compliance that they could use to train more than 22,000 colleagues in 1,600 stores. The modules were designed with Bolt Learning's extensive collective retail experience utilising cutting edge technology coupled with modern educational theory. The modules themselves contain realistic scenarios that McColl's colleagues can engage with, without the risk associated with a real-life situation. By incorporating captivating stories in tandem with engaging graphics, we can inspire behavioural change that will improve compliance and drive productivity.
Our extensive reporting capabilities and unique compliance management system allowed store managers and those higher up in the hierarchical structure to track compliance from a bird's-eye view. This is extremely important in an environment where store colleagues have to be aware of items which are age-restricted such as lottery tickets, energy drinks, alcohol, tobacco products and many many more. Failure to comply with laws and regulations around the sale of these items can result in heavy fines or even store closures. By being able to see which stores are compliant and who has undertaken the training, McColl's has a system in place that they can point to were any issues to arise - and all of this is simply accessible through a single platform, our LMS.
Business Results
McColl's have now been able to track and monitor the compliance levels across the entire company, meaning they can continue to grow with peace of mind, knowing that their colleagues have the knowledge they need to operate safely and effectively whilst complying with industry laws and regulations.
Furthermore, they continue to lead the way in the convenience retailing sector and have benefited from the eLearning provided by Bolt so much that they are looking to move on to the next stage of employee development. Bolt will be creating modules that will be focussed on personal development skills for their colleagues.
The modules have been rated extremely highly by both McColl's store and head office colleagues alike. Not only have they benefited from the content of the training, but they have enjoyed the ultimate flexibility provided by the eLearning experience. This has enabled the store managers to focus all their time on the effective and safe running of their stores.


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Global Multi-Asset Viewpoint
settembre 30, 2019
Value Stocks - Once In A Decade Opportunity
Global Multi-Asset Viewpoint
Value Stocks - Once In A Decade Opportunity
settembre 30, 2019
After 12 years of nearly unprecedented underperformance and one of the worst individual months in history (August), value stocks experienced a massive reversal relative to growth and momentum stocks in September 2019. As a result of what looked like interminable dismal performance of value stocks, many investors and pundits appear to have converged to the view that one ought to only own stocks which have exhibited either strong or steady earnings growth. In other words, own growth or quality but stay away from value.
Epitomizing this new conventional wisdom is a recently-published academic paper titled "Explaining the Demise of Value Investing."1 After positing that value has underperformed not only for the last 12 years, but rather for almost 30 years (using a simplistic definition of value), they explain that economic fundamentals keep "glamour stocks"—as they describe growth stocks—"at the top of their industries for decades… [as] creative destruction seems to have little effect on [them]." They finish by knocking down four potential drivers of "resurrection" for value and concluding with "what's the likelihood of this to happen, and are there many investors who wish this to happen? We doubt it." We beg to differ.
Head of Global Multi-Asset Team
Global Multi-Asset Team
Managing Director
Global Multi-Asset Team
ISIN: LU1055185877 | Classe A
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Looking for ideas for what to pack in your child's lunchbox? Melissa Clark will answer readers' questions and share lunch tips in a Facebook chat on Friday, Sept. 5, at 1 p.m. Eastern time on facebook.com/nytimes.
Before I became a mom, I assumed I'd follow the sandwich model when it came to school lunches. I'd pack my daughter inventive variations on the childhood favorites I used to tote to class when I was a kid, and she'd happily gobble them up.
But like many things involving motherhood, I was dead wrong. My 5-year-old, Dahlia, won't eat any sandwiches except peanut butter and jelly, which are sadly forbidden in her nut-free school.
Enter my new lunchbox plan: Leave out the sandwiches, put in the dips.
Not only do most children love dips, but serving them is a good way to persuade your small ones to eat their vegetables by using them as conveyances. Many dips can be made a few days ahead, and they require less last-minute work than sandwiches. You can scoop them into little containers, stack them up in your fridge and throw them into lunchboxes as you're racing around pre-caffeine.
The two things I tried to do were to pack them with enough protein to make them appropriately sustaining without using nut butters or tahini, and to make them adult-friendly enough to nibble on myself when I needed a snack.
Yogurt, beans, tofu and cream cheese made the protein part a cinch. All of these substances are soft and mild enough to purée as a base, and easy to flavor in all kinds of ways.
The thing here is to know your children and what they do and don't like. Dahlia has no problem with dark green bits, so I added basil to a luscious yogurt avocado dip, spiked with lime juice and a touch of honey. But you can leave out the herb if you'd rather.
One thing Dahlia won't even touch is a pimento. So for a pepperless play on pimento cheese, I mixed grated Cheddar with mayonnaise and cream cheese and flavored it with scallion for brightness and orange juice for a mild sweetness. Dahlia ate hers on cucumber slices while I spiked the rest with hot sauce and served it to my grown-up friends with cocktails.
We always keep bags of frozen edamame on hand to snack on like popcorn, so puréeing it into a creamy dip with tofu seemed like a natural way to use the legumes. Dahlia dipped rice crackers into hers while I plopped mine on brown rice as part of a grain bowl for dinner.
Of course, one of my anxieties is that once school starts, the dips she ate at home will be rejected when packed into her lunchbox. Let's just hope that in this case, too, I'm dead wrong.


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The Motherlode
|The Motherlode
|Mission Number
|Previous Mission
|Down in the Docks
|Following Mission
|Lin Cong I Presume
The Motherlode is the eighteenth Mission in Far Cry 3. It begins right where the previous mission left you off. After retrieving another fragment of the mysterious compass, Buck insists that you continue to search for his knife, otherwise he'll have your friend Keith killed.
- Go talk to Buck.
- Explore the mines to find the third compass piece.
- Follow the tracks to explore the mine.
- Get past the pirate encampment and cross the bridge.
- Find the strange door inside the excavation site.
- Enter the mystical room.
- Find the hidden passage.
- Explore the depths.
- Take the old elevator to venture deeper.
- Pick up the third part of the compass.
- Escape the temple before everything collapses.
Master Difficulty Video Walkthrough
Written Walkthrough
Buck will be located just northwest of your location near a dig site just outside a mine shaft. After you approach him, a cutscene will initiate in which he'll basically tell you to explore the mines and find the next piece of the compass.
After you're done speaking with him, head into the mines and take a right at the first turn. Enter the elevator, and a loading screen will appear. Following the loading screen, head directly forward and push the mine cart forward along the track. An enemy will appear from the other side of the cave.
As soon as you're finished pushing the mine cart, throw a rock past the enemy to get him to face the opposite direction of you. After diverting his attention elsewhere, sneak up from behind him and kill him. There will be another enemy nearby, though he is drunk and will most likely not notice you. Kill him as well, and continue to follow the tracks until you reach a crate with a Molotov on it.
Peak over the crate with the molotov on it, and you should find that there are three enemies in the next cavern. It's worth noting that the drunken enemies are Molotov throwers, and carry an unlimited supply of molotovs with them at all times. Try and execute the drunken enemy near the entrance of this next cavern while his back is facing you, then eliminate the next two after they've surely detected your presence.
After eliminating these three enemies, several more will show up in the next couple caverns. Be careful, as molotov throwers are abundant in this mission.
Once you've eliminated all of the enemies, continue to follow the track to the objective. Once you've reached the end of the line, you'll have to get past the upcoming pirate encampment and cross a bridge.
Around the next corner is are two snipers. This shouldn't appear as much of a surprise, as they will shine red beams of light in the direction of the cavern's opening quite often.
There are only four enemies in this next section. This includes two Pirate Defenders and two Pirate Snipers. Be careful when taking out the defenders, as everything on them is heavily armored besides their heads. Search high for the snipers, and eliminate them before they eliminate you.
Once all four enemies have been killed, continue on across the wooden bridge, and two more molotov throwers along with a Heavy Gunner will show up. The molotov throwers are your priority, and are taken out easily. The heavy gunner is more difficult to take out, though you've dealt with them before. Aim for his helmet, and eventually you'll shot it off him. After his helmet's been removed, shoot him in the face to finish him off.
After these last three enemies have been eliminated, continue along your way up the sloped path, and pick up some ammunition from the ammo crate in this location. Once you've accomplished the current objective, you'll have to search for a strange door inside the excavation site.
Beyond this tunnel up ahead are three enemies, including two molotov throwers. These next few sections of the excavation site have ceilings supported by wooden pillars. Shoot the pillars when enemies are near them to bring the ceiling down on top of them, crushing them in the process. Be warned though, the enemies can do the same to you, so try and avoid standing near the pillars when enemies are nearby.
After you've cleared out the first room, the second room features about four total enemies, including a sniper just across the room, up and near a pillar. Eliminate him first, then the others last. After this room's been cleared out, head up the sloped area, and to the door of the mystical room.
Open the door by interacting with it. Inside is a Komodo dragon. Kill it before it kills you. The mystical room is just beyond this tunnel.
Drop down into the room below, then continue past the weird turtle-like statue, and directly to the center of this circular room. Pull up on the switch located in the center to unlock the secret passage. Once the secret passage has been opened, enter it, and descend down the stairs. Be careful once you reach the bottom though, there's another komodo dragon down here.
This next cavern is one you'll definitely have to be careful in, as the drop below will kill you, and there are no guard rails. There will be a bit of jumping required, so make sure you're stepping down onto a platform rather than open space, there are several gaps.
At the point where you've completed the objective which required you to explore the depths, be careful, because there is another komodo dragon on the ground directly in front of you. Eliminate the komodo dragon, then be careful of the snake just to the right of the ceremonial table. Once these two pesky creatures are slain, head down the slope ahead, make a left, and enter hop aboard the gigantic creaking elevator.
The elevator will eventually break after you've caught glimpse of your objective, and you'll find yourself deep underground with no foreseeable escape route.
On the path ahead is a snake. Kill it, then continue along your way to the treasure room. You'll have to make the jump ahead, don't simply wander off into the abyss below. There will be yet again another jump, then you'll need to head up the stairs into the treasure room where a friendly komodo dragon will be awaiting your presence.
Kill the komodo dragon, then claim the the third part of the compass on the table near the end of the room. Ignore the fact that Jason just blatantly activated another booby trap, he's obviously never seen an Indiana Jones film.
The entire temple will begin to collapse after the third part of the compass has been picked up. Avoid being lit on fire by the fallen goblet to the right of you, and sprint forward toward the exit. Continue to sprint through these next few sections, and notice the friendly reminder to the left reminding you how to sprint just in case you forgot how to.
Eventually you'll reach a bright light, and Buck will be there on the other side of it waiting for you to place the third piece of the compass onto the other two pieces. After you do this, it'll glow once more, and the mission will end.


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Crystal Palace can confirm that defender Matthew Parsons has today joined League Two side Plymouth Argyle for an undisclosed fee.
Parsons, who came through the academy set-up at the club, made his professional debut for the Eagles in the League Cup in August 2010, coming on a substitute in the 1-1 draw with Portsmouth at Fratton Park.
He made his league bow the following January, playing all 90 minutes in a goalless draw with Norwich City.
Parsons spent short loan spells at Barnet and Wycombe Wanderers, but has failed to break into the first team equation at Selhurst Park, with the likes of Dean Moxey and Jonathan Parr ahead of him in the pecking order for the left back berth.
The 22-year-old will now be reunited with former Eagles teammate, Jason Banton, at Plymouth, after the winger completed his move to Home Park last week.
Crystal Palace Football Club would like to thank Matthew for his services and we wish him well in his future career.


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From consultation to completion, your needs will be our guide.
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From day to night, special event, or your wedding day we'll make sure that your makeup is perfect.
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On Monday, January 20, 2014 Salon Today Magazine hosted a party in New Orleans to recognize the TOP 200 Salons in the country and Chemistry Hair Salon was there! Salon Today is the only salon industry magazine devoted to business practices. The Chemistry team is honored and excited by this recognition. Chemistry was named to the Top 200 again in 2015.


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A Great Village car rental allows you to go where you want, when you want. You'll be able to explore all the sights, and even see what else the rest of Nova Scotia has to offer. We've gathered your most frequently asked questions about car rentals in Great Village. Keep reading to see how to get the best rates on your ideal vehicle.
CarRentals.com always tries to get you the best deal. But, you can do a couple things to keep your next rental affordable. You can:
Even a little rental car know-how can go a long way to getting you the most savings.
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Whether you want a roomy family vehicle or a low-cost economy car, the sheer wealth of options in this Nova Scotia city means you're bound to find a vehicle that is perfect for you. Some options include:
Typically, to rent a car in Great Village you must be at least 21—the same as it is across the rest of the country. Additionally, many suppliers charge an added fee if you are under 25. Be sure to review the rental agreement to determine what the total is before you book your rental.
Almost all countries require driver's insurance. You may be able to buy temporary coverage with the rental car supplier.Several credit card issuers (Discover, American Express, Visa, and MasterCard) will provide some coverage. However, there may be limitations, such as not covering large automobiles such as premium models or some SUVs. It is best to call and find out what kind of coverage is offered before you travel to Great Village.
Most suppliers give you a choice of fuel policies. Below is a list of the most common ones.
At CarRentals.com, we encourage a full tank policy. You should receive your car with a full tank, and you should return it filled up. If you want to keep your expenses lower, find a filling station before you bring it back. Stations close to airports or car rental places tend to have higher prices.
Unlimited miles is a good choice if you plan to do some sightseeing or visit several customers all over Great Village. You can drive wherever you like and not incur additional charges. Go over your policy to find out if there are mileage limitations.
Before you begin on your Great Village trip, be sure you check a few things prior to leaving the lot. It's worth the time to:
Maybe you're carpooling with co-workers to and from the hotel to the conference center, maybe you're traveling solo, or maybe you're bringing your partner or kids. No matter who you are traveling with, CarRentals.com has a rental car that can align with your requirement and not break your wallet.


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A short video highlighting the strains on the intergenerational contract and some potential solutions; from Professor of insurance economics Martin Eling, an expert on pension reform
At the root of the 'austerity' debate in the UK and across Europe is a desire to reduce the debt we hand down to future generations and to bolster the intergenerational contract. Longer life expectancy and lower birth rates have put enormous strain on our welfare and healthcare systems and unbalanced the burden sharing between old and young, leaving fewer young people to pay for the care of more and more old people.
The University of St Gallen's Martin Eling, professor of insurance economics, an expert on pension reform, has scripted this insightful video, which highlights the factors that strain the intergenerational contract and offers some potential solutions. His remedies include: working a few years longer, automatic debt brakes, additional nursing-care insurance in old age, a progressive immigration policy and more children. Most controversially he says that help from outside is necessary when the demand for workers cannot be met domestically, so countries should welcome new, skilled workers from other countries into their labour pool.
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This is the ninth animation video in the Little Green Bags series of films produced in cooperation with the Zürich-based animation studio Zense and film director Andri Hinnen, a HSG graduate (SIM-HSG). Prof. Dr. Thomas Beschorner, director of the Institute for Business Ethics, is the chief scientist of the animation film series.
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Kepler, an American spacecraft with a very powerful telescope, has verified 1,284 new exoplanets. This brings the total number of verified planets to over 3,200. An exoplanet is a planet outside our solar system that orbits some star other than the Sun. Out of these newly verified exoplanets, 9 have been identified as being in orbit in their star's "Goldilocks Zone".
Umm, what does that mean? Remember the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears? Goldilocks doesn't like the soup that is too hot or too cold; she likes the one that has just the right temperature. She doesn't like the bowl that is too big or too small; she likes the one that is just the right size. If a planet is in the "goldilocks zone", it implies that it has just the right size, temperature, and distance from its star to be in the "habitable zone" or, in other words, to support life on it. Most scientists believe water is needed to have life on a planet, and therefore, they look for planets which could contain water.
Kepler's mission is to find planets where life could exist. Kepler took off from the United States in 2009. It is trying to find Earth-size planets around other stars that might have temperatures similar to Earth and might have liquid water. To find such planets, Kepler watches stars in certain regions in our galaxy. When a planet passes in front of its star, there is a small decrease in the brightness of the star. By observing these decreases, Kepler can determine the presence of a planet, the time the planet takes to orbit the star, the mass of the planet, and even its temperature. This provides a good indication of whether or not the newly discovered planet is Earth-like or not.
Kepler is named after the German astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler, who died in 1630.
Here is a video showing the brightness of a star when a planet passes in front of it.
Image Credits: http://www.nasa.gov for the image of the planets, NASA Ames/JPL-Caltech/T Pyle for Kepler's image
Sources: http://www.nasa.gov, http://www.npr.org, http://www.space.com


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Data security in wireless networks: A Review
Paper Topic :
Wireless Technology
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In today's technological era the uses of wireless networks is very essential for the growth & development in
all sectors. With this rapid growth in use of wireless network it is very important to look forward toward the
data security issues in wireless network. Security in networks either in wired or in wireless it is very
important to protect our information or data from attacks like session high-jacking or replay attacks.
Different types of wireless network & security methods are available in market. I am going to discuss the
overview of wireless network world and trying to show the security issues and data security in wireless
networks such as symmetric and asymmetric encryption, cryptography method, block cipher and stream
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text: Ranchers in Divide County, North Dakota, rely on the rain. But last year the rains failed, and the temperature shot up in a severe and sudden flash drought. "The crops just didn't come out of the ground," said one resident. What happened? How had it happened so fast? And would it happen again? "Belief" in climate change falls mostly along party lines here, and for many ranchers in the county the Earth's warming had nothing to do it.


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As it turns out, the fourth time was a charm for the Winnipeg Jets.
Although you can be sure that Jets head coach Paul Maurice would strongly advise his team against getting out-shot 18-2 in the opening period and being thoroughly outplayed by the Chicago Blackhawks through 40 minutes of play, they found a way to stick around and hang tough before turning it up and earning an unlikely 3-1 win against their Central Division rival.
It was the first time in four tries this season the Jets have beaten the Blackhawks.
"Anytime you beat the defending champs, it's special. Especially in their building and with everything we've gone through this year," said Jets right-winger Blake Wheeler, who scored the tying goal and added an empty-netter for the insurance marker. "We've played some good hockey lately and to be to get rewarded for it, says a lot. Not a lot of teams come in here and and win games."
In fact, the Jets are only the fourth team to beat the Blackhawks in regulation time on home ice in 29 games.
"This is a big win for us," said Jets captain Andrew Ladd. "Coming off back-to-backs against one of the top teams in the league, even if we had to come in here and steal it, we needed to come out with two points and keep this thing going."
Turns out that's exactly what the Jets did.
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One of the delights of the perfect English Country pub is that it is at the heart of its community a place where people can come together. That's why we believe it's so important for us to give something back to our local community. Below are just a couple of things we do to help out in some small way.
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Dantech Building Technologies Inc. provides national Building Envelope Consulting services. With a core focus on roof consulting and roof asset management, Dantech provides full evaluation services and customized solutions for your roof design, maintenance and reroofing needs.
Firestone Building Products is part of the Bridgestone Corporation, the world's largest tire and Rubber Company. Building upon Bridgestone/Firestone's success and innovation in rubber polymer technology, Firestone Building Products has become a global leading manufacturer of rubber based Roofing for a wide number of industrial, and commercial applications. Quality products, installation expertise and a commitment to provide professional service, backed by the assets of a diversified multibillion-dollar corporation, make it clear why "Nobody Covers You Better."
Setting New Standards for Building Performance
Fishburn Building Sciences Group Inc. (Fishburn) is a consulting and engineering firm that specializes in roofing, waterproofing and building envelope solutions.
Fishburn provides innovative and cost-effective solutions to a wide range of projects and clients. Projects include commercial/industrial, residential and public buildings such as schools and hospitals.
Fishburn has developed a local, national and international reputation for our high level of expertise and integrity.
The principal, Doug Fishburn (Doug), is a recognized leader in the industry. Doug has authorized and presented numerous technical papers on a variety of roofing and building envelope subjects. Doug holds several patents on building envelope designs; he has lectured at universities and has worked with the National Research Council of Canada (NRCC). Doug is a member of a number of construction related organizations including Canadian Standards Association (CSA) that formulate standards for the roofing industry.
Doug has represented insurance companies owners and contractors on construction claims through expert reports, mediation, arbitration and court proceedings.
For information on our services, please see our website www.fishburn.ca or contact:
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IRC Building Sciences Group is a multi-disciplinary Engineering firm specializing in Roof, Building Envelope, Pavement, and Structural Engineering. With 11 regional offices from coast to coast, IRC has been providing professional services across Canada for decades, with over 50 years of Structural Engineering experience.
We focus on improving building performance through the evaluation, specification/design, construction review, and rehabilitation of commercial, institutional, industrial, and multi-residential facilities. Our team consists of engineers, technologists, quality observers, project managers, and many of the RCI Registered Roof Consultants in Canada.
Our expert team of building science specialists can diagnose and prescribe various remediation strategies to meet your financial and functional requirements. Some services provided by IRC include Condition Assessments, Heritage Restoration, Façade Engineering, Pavement Rehabilitation, Thermography, Contract Administration, Quality Observation, and more. Trust our 24-hour Emergency Response Program and Data Management System to protect your building along with over 110,000,000 + ft2 of roofing nationally.
Peto MacCallum Ltd. has been providing roof consulting and building science consulting for more than 40 years. We offer specialty engineering services from our Toronto, Hamilton, Kitchener, Barrie, Collingwood and London offices for the past 60 years.
Thermaco Engineering are professional engineers offering roof consulting and building science engineering services throughout southern and central Ontario. We specialize in the investigation, design and construction management of roof and building envelope projects. Thermaco manages over $ 15 million worth of construction projects annually. We offer extensive experience in construction projects for residential properties, low income housing projects, long term care facilities, retirement homes, municipal projects, school boards, mine sites, steel plants, commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. Thermaco has civil engineers, architects and mechanical engineers on staff to service all your needs. We offer design in fall arrest systems, infrared scanning, litigation services and dispute resolution between contractors and owners. Thermaco has more than thirty years experience in IR scanning services as well as design of roofing system. We offer to all OIRCA members discount IR scanning services for reroofing projects. Thermaco offers its clients experience project management services. We also manage large portfolios and construction budgets for various school boards, residential and commercial property managers. We are members of the Green Building Council and we offer designs green roof applications. Thermaco provides its clients with 24/7 day week emergency leak investigation and remediation services using only qualified OIRCA members to carry out the service work. Thermaco guarantees its clients that leaks will be resolved quickly and accurately. Thermaco has served as expert witnesses in litigation cases.
TSS Building Science Inc. has developed a high level of professionalism as an independent consulting company specializing in the investigation, resolution, design, quality control and management of roofing, waterproofing and building envelope systems pertaining to the rehabilitation of existing and/or construction of new buildings.
TSS also assists clients across Canada with Engineering Services for Asphalt & Concrete, Underground Parking, Ladder & Anchor Evaluations, Fall Protection & Suspended Audits.
Halsall Associates (www.halsall.com) is an engineering services company with a passion for sustainability. As part of its full building life cycle services, Halsall provides roofing engineering services for both new construction and renewal projects and has expertise in all types of roofing technologies. Halsall is the building engineering division of Parsons Brinckerhoff's Canadian operating company. Parsons Brinckerhoff is a global professional services firm specializing in infrastructure planning, design, program/construction management and operations and maintenance (www.pbworld.com).


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Gwinnett Online Campus Registration Is Now Open
Gwinnett Online Campus has reopened full-time registration for the upcoming 2019-20 school year.
Students who will be in grades 4-12 can register for GOC from April 9 - May 3 on a first-come, first-served basis. To secure a space, families are encouraged to register as soon as possible.
Be aware that GOC does not offer mid-year enrollment. For more information, please visit the school's website.


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Layton Brothers: Mystery Room (iPad)
The Professor Layton games on DS and 3DS have captivated and puzzled fans for many years with mind bending brain teasers and likeable animated characters. Now Layton's son is getting a chance to puzzle gamers in a new way. In Mystery Room, play as newbie detective Lucy Baker as she is assigned to be Investigator Layton's new assistant. The two of you will investigate crime scenes and solve murder whodunit cases in this game downloadable for iOS devices (iPad) version reviewed here). It actually kind of reminds me of the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney games.
The first two cases are free, and you can buy the others in packs. I only did the first two cases, but I enjoyed them so much that I'm tempted to buy the rest. Cases 3 through 6 are 3 bucks and 7 to 9 are 2 bucks. So it's a really good deal. The first two cases are pretty short and easy, and only took me like an hour each to solve. But they are really fun and intriguing all the same. And it seems like there is a story that connects them all, and you might even uncover a dark secret about Layton's son in the process!
You start each case by looking at the suspects and trying to guess who committed the crime. Then you investigate the crime scene like a point and click adventure, except you use your finger and the touch screen to scroll and zoom in on objects of interest. When you have enough evidence to accuse the murderer of his or her crime, bring them in for questioning and present evidence that proves they did it.
The game is geared more toward casual gamers, so you don't get penalized if you guess wrong (at least not in the first two cases I played). Even though you could flub your way through things, the game was still fun and I enjoyed it quite a bit. Because of the lack of animated cutscenes, the characters don't emit as much charm as in the Nintendo portable titles. They're all just still pictures here. But I still enjoyed Mystery Room more because I didn't like how the brain teasers interrupted the game flow in the previous Prof. Layton games. Plus the puzzles in those titles felt too much like high school math story problems! And I don't like math! But if you like solving murder mysteries or enjoy the Phoenix Wright games as much as I do, you'll definitely want to download this!
Kid Factor:
Even though the graphics are cartoony, you'll see still pictures of murders and investigate crime scenes with blood. Nothing too horrific or graphic, but it's still there. So because of this and the high level of reading required, I'd only recommend this one for teens and older.


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Due to the comprehensive nature of care that we offer, we do not see patients on a walk-in basis. All scheduled visits are by appointment only so that you get the full attention that you need for your acute/chronic problem. New patients are required to fill out paperwork online before their visit and bring that paperwork with them or to arrive at the office 20-30 minutes early to be sure all forms are completed before their appointment.
First time massage clients should arrive 10-15 minutes before their session to fill out required paperwork as well. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call the office at 818-703-0965.
Due to the comprehensive and unique nature of our care programs, insurance coverage is usually limited. Finances are always discussed in detail prior to your beginning any care regimen at our office. With that in mind, we do not treat patients based on what their insurance will/will not pay, but based on what they need to recover their health. Additionally, we find that those who are committed to their health and well-being will make their care a priority and are willing to take responsibility for it.
We are not a "network provider" but do offer a SUPER BILL that we will fill out so you can submit it to your insurance company for reimbursement.
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If you are unable to keep an appointment, we ask that you kindly provide us with at least 24 hours notice. We ask for this advance notice so that we can offer this appointment to another patient in need. A fee may be charged if a patient does not show up for an appointment with without sufficient notice.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! In celebration of your birthday be sure to schedule your free 60 minute massage or chiropractic adjustment (choose from either service that you normally get and if you get both services you are entitled to both massage and adjustment) within the month of your birthday. This applies to regular clients only (i.e. that are seen at least once a month or within the last three months of their birthday). Not sure if you are on our birthday list...email us ( [email protected] ) your date of birth so we can celebrate your special day with you!!
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We value your time and we do our best to remain on schedule throughout the day. We do ask that you please remember that each patient in our office is an individual and some may require more patience and "TLC" than others. We make every effort to stay on schedule; however things do happen from time to time. In order to accommodate that, our schedule may be delayed. Please accept our apologies ahead of time should such a delay occur during your appointment. Understand we will do exactly the same if you are ever in need of extended care.
Since appointed times are reserved exclusively for each patient we ask that you please notify our office at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled appointment time if you are unable to keep your appointment. We realize that unexpected things can happen, but we ask for your help in this regard. We do reserve the right to charge a $50.00 fee for missed appointments.


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*Originally posted on the National DEN blog by Lance Rougeux We have 8 tickets to give away to STAR Discovery Educators for the world premiere screening of Brace for Impact: The story behind the miraculous landing of U.S. Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson. Tuesday, January 5 at 6:30 pmThe Walter Reade Theater70 Lincoln Center Plaza
Live Event for the DEN SciCon
The DEN SciCon is coming soon!January 9th the DEN is hosting a wonderful online conference."DEN SCIcon 2010 is an online conference (with a twist) focused on providing participants with some of the most effective strategies for transforming their science classes through the meaningful and effective integration of digital media content."For our New York area DEN
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Leonardo DaVinci's Workshop – Free Premiere
Don't miss this wonderful opportunity for DEN Educators! Presenting Leonardo DaVinci's Workshop A Free Premiere for DEN Educators. Discovery Times Square Exposition 226 West 44th Street Monday, Nov. 30th from 4 – 10p for a Free Preview of this World Premier Exhibit! Plus, book your class field trip and receive: • Discounted student tickets just
Discovery is pleased to extend educators a special offer for your student groups to the Discovery Times Square Exposition in NYC now featuring Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition and Da Vinci's Workshop: Inventor, Artist, Dreamer. – Student Tickets just $14 plus receive 1 free chaperon ticket with every 10 tickets purchased – Free downloadable teachers guides
DEN Tech or Treat
It's not too late to sign up for the Fall Virtual Conference! Here are the Top Ten reasons to attend as written by Lance Rougeux. Saturday, October 24, 2009 9 AM to 4 PM ET Click here to register for the virtual sessions. 10. College football is overrated. 9. The digital treats you'll take away
DEN Webinar Schedule
The 2009-2010 DEN Webinar schedule is finally posted. Come see all the great DEN Webinars, product demonstrations, Science Class, EdTechConnect and more! The schedule is bound to have something for you. Be sure to check it out. The first one is this Tuesday, September 22nd.
Annual DEN Streamathon
Join us on September 23, 2009 for our annual DEN streamathon. Twelve hours of back-to-back sessions about the latest and greatest with DE streaming. Check out the schedule on the DEN blog and don't forget to register today! *Originally Posted on the DEN Blogsite.
Summer School Archives
*Originally Written and Posted on the DEN blog by Steve Dembo We've been busy converting and uploading all the archives from our incredible Summer School webinar series. While we still have quite a few to go, nearly half the webinars have been posted and are ready for you to download and share them with others!
Summer School with the DEN
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ABOUT Apple Time Inc.
Thank You… for taking time out of your busy schedules to browse our website. It is our goal here at Apple Time to provide you and your organization with the highest level of Customer Satisfaction and Excellent Products. Apple Time, Inc is a Professional Ad Specialty Company that carries a complete product line of Promotional Products. Our specially trained Sales Professionals are more than eager to help in providing you and your organization with the best products at the lowest cost per impression (cpi) for your next event.
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Also, Remembering that "Freedom Isn't Free!" All of us here would also, like to say "THANK YOU" to all who serve the people of this great nation and unselfishly put themselves in harm's way to carry out their duties to protect our Freedom and keep us safe!
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Australia's "Environment Minister" Ian Campbell has shown the Australian people his own special brand of foresight.
A federal government report has warned that in the near future, 30-50 years time, climate change will make Australia a very different place. Campbell's got a plan: pretend 30-50 years is a long, long way away.
The following quotes are from the ABC News article: Don't panic over climate change: Minister.
(All emphasis has been added.)
The federal Environment Minister says a climate change report warning of more erratic weather and rising sea levels is not cause for alarm.
Not cause for alarm? Why not? I'm guessing it's because if Australians were alarmed about climate change, we might pressure the government to make the kind of tough decisions that might lose a few friends in the oil, coal, automotive and associated industries…
The new government report on climate change says there could be more droughts and storms, higher temperatures and rising sea levels in the next 30 to 50 years.
The Climate Change: Risk and Vulnerability report predicts more possible threats to water supplies, ecosystems and agriculture.
Environment Minister Ian Campbell says the report is evidence that even if all greenhouse gas emissions were stopped tomorrow, climate change would continue because of the build-up in the atmosphere.
So you've heard it straight from the Government: We've already f*¢d the planet… Why stop now?
Senator Campbell says the warning could be painted as alarming but there is no need to panic.
"The reality is that these changes will happen over time, they're talking about a 30 to 50-year time span," he said.
I'll be 55-75 by then, and if I ever apply SPF 300+ sunscreen to go outside, plan a beach trip to Canberra or watch a televised memorial for the Great Barrier Reef, I'll reflect on John Howard's conservative government.
I'll remember the government's refusal to ratify the Kyoto Protocol; their championing of fossil fuel industries and the way Ian 'Business as Usual' Campbell pretended climate change wasn't alarming, when his own department reported that it clearly was.
I'll probably think to myself: I wish we had panicked.


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This week I am taking an on-line class from Carla Sonheim.
It has been so much fun, Faces 101. We will create 101 faces by the end of the week. We have used a variety of materials and worked from different source material.
This was our first day's project: watercolor and pencil…. painting little blobs for face and little blobs for hair then adding features. This was from our imagination.
Day 2 found us using an eye dropper and ink to draw a face from a photo or other source material.
Today was a fun scratchy pencil drawing where we removed pigment with eraser.
We finished today with using pastels and erasers, always fun to complete the class with color.
The classes are extremely reasonable, this one is $35. If you need a little creative recreation check out Carla Sonheim's offerings.


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A little entry to reflect on the little things – MAN o MAN – what a wonderful year. It was crazy, we were hustlin', but every day was sweet in its very own way. A little journey from the top to bottom, we spent our first month of 2013 on a road trip from Colorado to California (it only costs $86 to get to California from Boulder, CO in a Prius)! Emerald, (the greenish-teal version, anyway) was the color of the year and I was SO in love. Blaise flew my best friend Brittany in for my birthday (the best ever). Jayda turned 70! – We threw the dog's birthday party of the century. We underwent a HUGE home renovation (more on that when we finish). Boulder underwent extreme flooding (not a fave moment, but a huge one none the less). The Confetti Booth was soooo much fun – so many wonderful memories with my favorite man. We went on lots of beautiful Colorado hikes. Auburn had an ammmmmmmazing football season – our back to back miracle plays will forever be with our fans. And I could squeeze in some much needed art time with my fave lap companion, Kitty. Thank you to all my friends, family, blog readers, volunteers, & fellow Auburn fans (war eagle!) who've made this such an amazing year. Cheers to a fabulous 2014!
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The Humane Society of Boulder Valley »
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Who would have thought that the highlight of the Hurricane Sandy benefit would be an absolutely badass performance by Sir Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear (a Germ meets The Beatle)?The helter skelterish song is "Cut Me Some Slack" and it was written collectively by the group during a jam session. McCartney, playing a cigar-box guitar, does some amazing solo stuff. This really did exceed my, and most people I've talked to, expectations.[...]Contribute here.
instrumental only, but check out the drummer!!...homepage is here http://compressorheadband.com/-Target (January 06, 2013, 05:14 PM)
If you like this and have a Facebook account...-app103 (January 16, 2013, 01:49 AM)
Here's a forgotten favorite of mine from around the same time period. Relatively unknown outside the Athens, GA scene but made some damn fine minimalist swamp-boogie tunes. That board he's stomping and shuffling on is one of the instruments O_o-Edvard (January 15, 2013, 01:55 PM)
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Union of Poles Checked Again
The Prosecutor's office of Hrodna region set aside the ruling of the investigator Eduard Zubarevich to abstain from initiation of the criminal case against Tadevush Kruchkowski, Head of "Union of Poles in Belarus", and Liudmila Sido, director of "UPB Trade and Industry Chamber" Ltd. So, the check-up of UPB is going on.
According to "Pahonia", the Prosecutor's office was dissatisfied with the results of the previous check-up, conducted by the Anti-corruption Board of Hrodna Regional Executive Committee. The check-up was found incomplete and the Prosecutor's office asked investigator Zubarevich some more questions, such as whether Tadevush Kruchkowski and Liudmila Sido founded and firms.
Sources from Hrodna Regional Prosecutor's Office say that the case is under the personal control of Vasil Litvinaw, Prosecutor of Hrodna Region.


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Sandisk may have a 16GB microSDHC card already a little sneakily on the scene, but now Toshiba's announced it's joining the game with one of its own. The card is compliant with SD memory standard version 2.00, as are the other two cards Tosh is making: The 8GB and 16GB SDHC cards with a maximum write speed of a speedy 20MB/s. All of these tiny memory units are due for production and sale over the next two to three months, so you'll be slipping them into your cellphones and cameras from early '09. [Toshiba]
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(The Olive) Many years ago, in a galaxy far far away – Democrats were reasonable people, weren't they? Maybe not, but Democrats are anything but reasonable now. In fact, this writer would go so far as to label the Demoncrats as being insane.
Does anyone remember the old television commercial jingle from the mid-seventies, "Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet, they go together in the good ol' USA." I can imagine the Democrat response to this in today's culture:
- If you love baseball you are un-inclusive, what about basketball and football?
- If you love hotdogs you are discriminating against cows.
- Apple Pie? Only if it's made in China.
- Chevrolet? That's American made, how dare you buy that brand.
What about present-day Democratic ideology? What is behind the outrageous persecution of President Trump and all those who support him? Basically, if it is good for America, Democrats hate it, regardless of what it is. Democrats want to usher in an age of total and complete socialism, the few at the top of the food chain reap the benefits while the general population does all the work, possesses nothing, and does all the suffering.
The Dems seek to undermine the U.S. at every turn, why is this? Illegals provide Democrat's with a fresh voter base. Democrats love rules and red tape, but they themselves are exempt from those rules, just look at Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, but he was a good daddy remember, ha! The bigger the government, the better. After all, more Democrats will have jobs that way. We would hate to see a Democrat have to get a real job after all.
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Nancy no-mind Pelosi revealed the Democratic plan if they win in the 2018 midterms – repeal the Republican tax cut and jack up everyone's taxes once again. After all, these tax cuts accomplished nothing good. Wage increases, bonuses, more profit sharing, who wants that stuff? American companies coming back to do business in the U.S., why would anyone want a stronger America? That interferes with the Democratic plan to push America into belonging to a One World Government, no more U.S. sovereignty. America is bad you know, or so the Dems would have all of America believe. Your kids are taught this stuff in school courtesy of the Democrats.
Speaking of school, how about this gem: school kids need parental permission to go on field trips, but your daughter can get an abortion without parental permission. Makes perfect sense right?
Today's America is filled with stupidity, all supported by the Democrats. Check out this article at Right Wing News for some great examples, John makes some rather good points here: 20 Questions You're Not Supposed to Ask in 2018 America.
Jack Murphy summed up the Democratic angle on President Trump to near perfection on Twitter:
Democrats want to impeach Trump for calming nuclear tensions with North Korea, boosting the economy, bringing jobs back to America, renegotiating trade with China, & attempting to secure our border from drugs, killers, & human trafficking.
Democrats are the anti-American Party.
— Jack Murphy (@RealJack) April 11, 2018
Some responses to this tweet:
I don't think it's ever been more clear. @realDonaldTrump has done more for this country than anyone in as long as I can remember, but the #DeepState and #MSM want to crucify him because they know they will eventually have to answer for their crimes. God bless our @POTUS
— abel gonzalez (@abelgonz2002) April 11, 2018
No, actually. #Dems want to impeach #Trump for two reasons: 1) He is outing their shitttt, and 2) they do not like him as a person. We can always count on #Dems, the party of inclusion.
— Cliff 4 Trump (@keywestcliff2) April 12, 2018
But they loved him before he was a candidate, how many of them went to see him begging for contributions, including the clintons, schumer…..#HYPOCRITES
They turned on him because he doesn't serve them, he serves #WETHEPEOPLE
— Daniel Patrick (@DanielP67186307) April 12, 2018
The Democrats want to impeach President Trump for breathing.
— ❌#cindy❌ (@RNNP2016) April 11, 2018
I admit I am not a fan of Trump, but if he has successfully defused the tensions with North Korea without conflict he should be applauded.
— Matthew Bissonnette (@matthewbissonn8) April 12, 2018
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4 fresh fillets of Mahi Mahi
2 Lemons
Olive oil
2 jalapenos (cut into small rings)
Soft or hard Taco shells (depending on the type you like)
1 whole ripe avocado, peeled and sliced thinly
For the spice Rub
1 tablespoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon cumin powder
1 teaspoon hot paprika
1 teaspoon ground coriander
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon onion powder
For the Slaw
1 cup of finely shredded white cabbage (can mix with purple)
1/4 cup finely shredded carrots
1/4 cup finely chopped cilantro
1/4 teaspoon celery seed
1 tablespoon white wine vinegar
1/4 tablespoon white sugar
juice of 1 lemon
1/4 teaspoon salt
For the Avocado Sour Cream sauce
1 ripe avocado, peeled
1 cup of Mexican sour cream
1 tablespoon siracha hot sauce
1/4 cup of chopped cilantro
a pinch of black pepper
juice of 1/2 a lemon.
Make the Avocado Sour Cream sauce first.
To a food processor add all the ingredients under the recipe for Avocado Sour Cream Sauce. Mix to a smooth, creamy mixture. Pour into a glass bowl and store in the refrigerator until ready to use.
For the Slaw
Combine the lemon juice, celery seed, sugar, salt and white wine vinegar into a small dish. Whisk together until the sugar is melted.
Pour this mixture over the shredded cabbage, carrots and cilantro. Toss well together and refrigerate.
For the Fish
Mix all the dry ingredients together under the spice rub.
Rinse the fish under cold tap water and pat dry with paper towels.
Sprinkle the olive oil over the fish and run in with your fingers. Sprinkle slat to taste over the fish. Rub this in as well. Sprinkle the fish liberally with the spice rub. Rub it in with your fingers. Set aside to marinate for 30 minutes.
Heat a grill pan or the grill outside and cook the fish on each side for 2 minutes each. Cook until fish is soft and flaky. While the fish is grilling slice the two lemons and gill those as well.
Once the fish is done grilling, squeeze the juice of the lemons that has been grilled over the fish.
To assemble the Tacos you can heat the tortillas over the grill or deep fry it like me.
First add some shredded fish (or you can leave it whole).
Then add the slaw, a few rings of jalapenos and slices of avocado. Then add the sour cream on top.
Sprinkle some finely chopped cilantro for garnish.


text: 'The West Wing' First Episodes: THR's 1999 Review 4:56 PM PDT 9/22/2014 by Barry Garron FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME NBC On Sept. 22, 1999 at 9 p.m., The West Wing premiered on NBC. Earlier that Wednesday, The Hollywood Reporter reviewed the new drama, praising the series as "wonderfully engaging." Read the original review below: Even in a season in which new dramas outnumber comedies, it's not hard to pick the best. In this case, it's The West Wing, a compelling, intelligent and wonderfully engaging drama about the hardball world of national politics. Considering the executive producers, Aaron Sorkin and Thomas Schlamme from Sports Night and John Wells from ER, it probably shouldn't be any surprise that this new show is packed with brilliant dialogue, nonstop action and well-drawn characters. Truth is, it's hard to imagine that the premiere episode could have been improved much even if David E. Kelley had been added to the credits. From the start, West Wing deeply immerses viewers into the thinking and workings of the men and women whose job it is to make the president look like he is in full command at all times and always making the right choice. Of course, that's an impossible job, but it's amazing to see how it's done. Most of us will never know if this is the way they do it in the Oval Office, but what makes this show so great is that the dramatization is always plausible and surprising. In this depiction of presidential politics, lines of authority are not always clear. The president's chief of staff Leo McGarry (John Spencer), communications director Toby Ziegler (Richard Schiff) and press secretary C.J. Cregg (Allison Janney) are involved in a communications strategy and concerned with whether deputy chief of staff Josh Lyman (Bradley Whitford) gets fired for off-the-cuff comments made on TV about the Christian right. (Believe it if you like, but the exec producers say there is no intended similarity between Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell and blustery, fictional fundamentalist leader Al Caldwell.) In this White House, as in the real one, there are plenty of other issues swirling around. In addition to exercising damage control with fundamentalists, there's the question of what to do with the remnants of a group of defecting Cubans headed for the Florida coast and new public perceptions that the administration has lost focus. Martin Sheen plays President Josiah Bartlet, who doesn't appear in the opener until the last act. Just when you think the White House staff is too strong and outspoken to be reined in by any one leader, Bartlet proves otherwise. In a few short minutes, Sheen gives a performance that shows why Bartlet was elected and why his staff is so fiercely loyal to him. There isn't a mediocre performance in the entire show. Spencer brings enormous energy and confidence to his part. Schiff is a meteor of intensity, and Whitford shows wonderful range and nuance. Rob Lowe, brilliantly cast as deputy communications director Sam Seaborn, gives one of his most memorable performances. Schlamme brings his trademark breakneck direction to West Wing, always keeping the pace quick and finding the heart of each scene. Visual consultant Jon Hutman's re-creation of White House offices is nothing short of amazing. The show's place on the NBC schedule isn't perfect. Ideally, it should crown a night the way ER tops off must-see Thursday. Until then, lovers of good drama will have to remember there's now two of them (including Law & Order) on NBC on Wednesdays. — Barry Garron FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Barry Garron firstname.lastname@example.com @thr


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The Militarisation of the Chinese Citizen: the Impact of Japan
The Militarisation of the Chinese Citizen: the Impact of Japan
This presentation will discuss how militarism was used to subordinate the modern idea of citizenship to social and political hierarchy in the transition from late Qing to early Republican China. The role of Japanese militarism in this process will be analysed and evidence will be drawn from a combination of elite politics and education policy and materials from China and Japan. The implications of this process for Chinese politics today will also be explored.
Christopher R. Hughes is Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), where he also served as Director of the Asia Research Centre from 2002 to 2005. He teaches specialist courses in the International Politics of the Asia Pacific, Chinese Foreign and Security Policy and Foreign Policy Analysis. His research focuses on the Asia-Pacific with special reference to Chinese foreign policy and politics. His publications include Taiwan and Chinese Nationalism (Routledge, 1997), China and the Internet: Politics of the Digital Leap Forward (edited with Gudrun Wacker, Routledge, 2003) and Chinese Nationalism in the Global Era (Routledge, 2006). He has also published various articles on Chinese politics and foreign policy, the international politics of the Asia Pacific, international relations theory and foreign policy in leading academic journals. His most recent article is 'Militarism and the China Model: The Case of National Defense Education', Journal of Contemporary China, December 2016.
Professor Hughes first visited China in 1986 and studied Mandarin at the National Normal University in Taiwan in 1989, where he also lived for most of the 1990s. He is now active in developing academic links with leading universities in East Asia, and has organised a number of joint projects with Renmin (People's) University in Beijing, Fudan University in Shanghai and the Shanghai Institutes for International Relations. He has also developed ties with leading universities in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Japan, and has been a visiting fellow at Lingnan University (Hong Kong) Aichi University (Japan) and Waseda Universtity (Japan).


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THURSDAY THROWBACK: St Mary's Edenderry's run to the 2012 All Ireland title
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For today's Thursday Throwback, we make the short hop back to 2012 to when St Mary's Edenderry won the 2012 Leinster and All Ireland Senior A Colleges Football titles.
Our pictures capture the action, the celebrations and the fans on what was a truly remarkable and unforgettable achievement.
Enjoy the short trip down memory lane
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Now you can control your Netgear router and configure it according to your needs. There are tons of things you can do with your router settings which can give greater control and optimization for your use-case. Configuring it according to your needs give greater security and sometimes, a faster internet experience. You can change your router's default username and password, the number of devices connected to it or add parental guidance control. For all that, you've to first log in to your router. Let's see how to do that and access all the settings.
Logging into your Netgear Router:
- Connect your device to the router. You can use your smartphone (Wi-Fi) or your laptop (Wi-Fi or Ethernet) for that purpose. If you've forgotten your Wi-Fi password then you will have to connect using an Ethernet cable.
- Once connected, open an Internet browser and enter any of the following link: http://www.routerlogin.com, http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.0.1
- Now you will be directed to an admin login page. There will be two input boxes, one for Admin ID and the other for password. Note that this password will be different from your Wi-Fi password.
- If this is your first time logging in, you will have to enter the default credentials. It is advisable to change them so that no one else can log in to the router. The default login ID for a Netgear router is: admin and the password is: password.
- Hit Login. You might be prompted for a software update. Let it finish and Login again.
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Once you have successfully logged in, you will be able to see the various subsections on the left pane:
- Home: Here you can check some basic statistics for your connection. You can see the strength of your connection, the Wi-Fi name (SSID) and password, number of devices connected, parental control, etc.
- Internet: Here you can configure your connectivity to the Internet. You can select a Static IP, Subnet, and Gateway or you can keep it dynamic, based on your ISP. You can configure DNS address. If you think your internet is working slower than expected, try changing
- your DNS to Google's public DNS address – Primary: 18.104.22.168 and Secondary: 184.108.40.206. Some routers come with physically hard-coded MAC Addresses whereas the newer ones have software assigned MAC addresses.
- Wireless: Most of the settings which you might be looking for can be done from here:
- Changing your SSID: If you want to change your Wi-Fi broadcast name then you can do it from here. Simply enter the desired name in front of SSID and hit apply. You can also have a hidden SSID for more security. You will have to reconnect all your devices to the router after changing the SSID.
- Changing your Password: If you want to change your Wi-Fi password then you can do that from here. Input the new password in the Passphrase text box and select the Security option. If it is a personal connection, select WPA2-PSK. Some routers may also have an option of WEP which is quite old and deprecated due to its weak encryption.
- Changing Operation Channel and Maximum Bandwidth: If you feel your connection is slower than expected, try changing the channel. You can also limit bandwidth to control data usage. A 100 Mbps connection can be throttled down to 2 Mbps or any other amount for that matter.
- Parental Control: Parents can also configure this router for controlling content for their children, monitoring internet activity and managing internet on times. First, an OpenDNS account has to made through a small sign up. Once done, you can either select from a list of presets or add your own settings. You can block particular sites, define internet time periods or add floodgates to prevent malicious sites from attacking your network.
A Netgear router can be configured to your preferences. But one should know that such a facility exists and can be accessed through a simple login procedure. The basic settings discussed above can help make your internet experience much more streamlined and secure.


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Joberate, a digital information service that measures and quantifies job seeking behaviors of the global workforce, has released a recently conducted analysis of U.S. job seeking behavior. The survey of data showed that 12.1 percent of full-time working Americans are exploring or actively seeking new employment opportunities, up from 8.2 percent over the last 90 days.
Nearly 5 percent of U.S. workers are exploring new employment opportunities, while 7.3 percent are actively seeking new jobs. Joberate's data is derived from technology that measures people's publicly available digital footprint, which includes their public Social Media data, to quantify what U.S. workers are actually doing in terms of their job seeking activities, instead of responses to marketplace surveys.
"Our mission is to help society better understand job seeking behaviors of the global workforce, and to quantify that behavior so that it's easier for economists to assess micro and macro employment trends, for companies to retain their talent, and for people to find work that fulfills their lifestyle," said Michael Beygelman CEO at Joberate. "Even though we are living in the information age, companies still rely on intuition, generic surveys, and static HR data to rationalize the complexities of what is happening with their workforce on a real-time basis, how to capture marketplace opportunities, and how to avoid risk."


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We Are A Family
We are a family, based in the beautiful Southwest. Born as a gift idea from one sister to another, carried on by a mother's handiwork launched Bunny Blanky into a brand. Each one of a kind blanket is hand-sewn in Arizona.
Branding, production, operations, and sales is all in the family. Aleks, Nikole, Kandy, and Tamara are the people behind Bunny Blanky. We hope you love our blankets as much as we do. We are passionate about the quality and consistency of our products.


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Use SewTites® Dots when working on small EPP projects, wool applique, and more!
The magnets in our Dots are extremely powerful and will hold very thick projects together – they're our most powerful magnet and since there is only one on the Dots, work well for when you want to move around the magnet somewhat while working.
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