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Come join us on June 8th as we celebrate and honor all that God has done in both the life of our church and because of our Pastors! This evening will mark the 15th year of the Rock and Pastors Phillip and Susan's 35th year of ministry! It will be a night of honoring the past, a great dinner, laughing, looking at what's ahead and so much more! The cost is $25 person. Attire is dressy casual and it all starts at 6:30 PM, dinner is served at 7:00 PM. We look forward to seeing you there! Tickets available for ages 18+. No childcare is available.

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Sugar confectionery are a range of sugar-based products, which contain a high amount of sugar or sweetener. Sugar confectionery products form an integral part of the global confectionery market. They are consumed as taste ingredients and snack food. Besides, they also find application in gifts industry. The sugar confectionery market is divided into six major segments based on product type, which includes hard-boiled sweets, gums and jellies, caramels and toffees, mints, medicated confectioneries, and others.
Publisher's analysts forecast the global sugar confectionery market to grow at a CAGR of 3.92% during the period 2017-2021.
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The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global sugar confectionery market for 2017-2021. To calculate the market size, the report considers new installations, shipments, sales, volume, and value.
The market is divided into the following segments based on geography:
• Americas
Publisher's report, Global Sugar Confectionery Market 2017-2021, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key vendors
• Mondelēz International
• Ferrara Candy Company
• Nestlé
• Perfetti Van Melle
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Other prominent vendors
• Adams & Brooks
• Anthony-Thomas Candy
• DB Bourbon Candy
• Cloetta
• Ezaki Glico
• Ferrero
• Hammond's Candies
• Meiji Holdings
• Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Market driver
• Wide reach through organized retailing
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Market challenge
• Increasing vendor fragmentation leading to unhealthy competition
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• Increasing availability of products through online channels
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• What will the market size be in 2021 and what will the growth rate be?
• What are the key market trends?
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PART 09: Key leading countries
PART 10: Decision framework
PART 11: Drivers and challenges
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'Arrow' Actress to Co-Star in NBC's Jonathan Rhys Meyers 'Dracula' Series
Jessica De Gouw is going from a comic universe to a supernatural one.
The young Australian actress, who had a multiple-episode arc on The CW's Arrow, has been tapped to co-star in NBC's upcoming drama Dracula, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
De Gouw, who played the iconic character known as the Huntress on The CW's freshman breakout starring Stephen Amell, will star opposite Jonathan Rhys Meyers in the vampire series being eyed for fall 2013.
STORY: NBC Orders 'Dracula' Series With Jonathan Rhys Meyers
The series, which bypassed the traditional pilot stage, takes place in the 1890s and finds Dracula living a double life in London as an American businessman interested in bringing modern science to Victorian society. But his true plan -- to exact revenge on those who burdened him centuries ago -- is derailed when he falls in love with Mina, who seems to be a reincarnation of his dead wife.
De Gouw will play Mina, the only woman studying to be a doctor at University College in London. She's described as being forward-thinking, clever and independent -- more at home at a bohemian party than sipping tea in drawing room.
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Dracula, a co-production from British Sky Broadcasting, Carnival Films & Television, Flame Ventures and NBCUniversal, hails from Tony Krantz (24, Sports Night) and former HBO Films president Colin Callender and writer-creator Cole Haddon (who will co-exec produce) and will be produced for NBC stateside and the U.K.'s Sky Living. Gareth Neame (Downton Abbey) and Anne Mensah are also on board, along with Reece Pearson, who will also serve as a co-EP.
Repped by RGM, Artist Group, KTM Artist Group and Jackoway Tyerman, De Gouw's credits include Underbelly and Bedtime Stories.
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Ireland has a great literary tradition but theatre of the visual senses is much more an English and particularly London thing. Years ago watching Killing Joke at a now demolished London theatre in central London Jaz Coleman stalked the stage in harlequin headgear, shrouded in atmospheric lighting to a KJ cacophony summoned up from hell. In Dublin he would have been laughed at for daring to cast himself in such a show, but in London it made perfect sense in the tradition of the stage he stood on and was a memorable spectacle. The only band in Ireland with any sense of that were the Virgin Prunes. Being 'authentic' was the thing for Irish bands, the results being predictably dull. That was one symptom of life in a Catholic country where being like everyone else was a currency to get on in that society. Over the water in a post religion England there was the afterglow of a fading Church of England and it's individuality and dissension could inspire and offer room to grow in that society. I think Phil Lynott had to remove himself (like Joyce) from Dublin for his talent to flower.ReplyDelete
For Norwegian black metal the antagonism towards Christianity obviously plays a huge part. But did they take someone like Anton LaVey too seriously? There is that old cliche about Scandinavians having no sense of humour. On a more serious note were they continuing the tradition of Hells Angels/biker gangs murderous rivalries? And there must be a temptation to out do your peers in the evil deeds stakes to achieve your position in an elite of 'evil'. I have only been to Scandinavia once in the early 1980s but the blandness, orderliness and cleanliness of the place made me long for dirty chaotic old London or Dublin. John Lydon supposedly wrote 'No Birds Do Sing' for PIL after the Sex Pistols Scandinavian tour in 77. Is it possible that the view Scandinavia has of itself as a progressive safe place is a conceit that might have allowed black metal extremes to go so far. In a way that could not have happened in England where the gap between society and it's outsiders is not required to be so extreme by either party for effect?
Patti Smith described artist Robert Mapplethorpe as 'a good boy trying very hard to be bad'. In New York as an artist he didn't have to be too extreme to do that.
Jesus, the Virgin Prunes. What a terrible band. Although I liked the idea of them, the music fell all too short.ReplyDelete
Interesting take on Scandinavia and it's potential influence on the scene. I would say yes to the idea that it's view of itself did contribute to the creation of black metal, but no to Anton LaVey. Sure, metal bands like Mercyful Fate and industrial/noise artists like Boyd Rice were flying the flag for the Church of Satan in the mid 80's, but the early Norwegian black metal scene would have looked down on LaVey for being a Hollywood byproduct. Vikernes even states that "...he was a f***ing Jew. I detest that Jew and all his teachings; they are created to break down European morals, ideals and ideas, just like Christianity was, much earlier by the Jew Paulus (alias Saul). Levey's Satanism is just another form of Judaism for non-Jews, just like Freemasonry, Christianity, Islam, et cetera." Make of that what you will.
Ultimately, for all the fantastic music and fascinating sociological observations, it's important to remember that they were really just edgy weird teenagers when the black metal scene first came up in the late 80s.


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This week has flown by and I CAN NOT believe it is February! I have been reading, but not exactly the type of books I want to all the time.
I have been reading information on Spinal Ligament Injuries for work, recipe books (I was in a rut), going over homework (did you know that founder means (in regards to ships) to fill with water and sink?) , and game rules (the family's current favorite everyone-can-play game. Life is full but by no means overwhelming. I am enjoying my last week of a laxed schedule before I step into a new role at work. I am thankful for this month being less hectic than it could have been. We are all adjusting to our new rhythm quite nicely. When I get a little time in the wee hours of the morning I am devouring God is Good by Bill Johnson. I am about halfway through so hopefully I will have a review for you next week.
I am still plugging away at a new audiobook from Hoopla but that is about it on the book side.
I have been working hard to plan meals and have home-cooked dinner nearly every night. This is not new, but with a busier day comes the need to prepare for the evenings. I have been shopping on Sunday and getting meals planned in advance. I decided to break out an old cookbook I bought several years ago and see if I could get inspired with new recipes. I have tried 2 so far and I am a fan of both! I will keep trying at least 1 recipe a week in order to keep things interesting around here.
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Alvaro Negredo has made a positive impact at Manchester City but is determined to make even more waves.
The striker continued his good start in City colours by coming off the bench to claim the breakthrough goal in Saturday's laboured 2-0 win over Hull in the Barclays Premier League.
Negredo broke the deadlock for an otherwise unconvincing City with a firm header after 64 minutes, before Yaya Toure completed the scoring with a brilliant last-minute free-kick.
Negredo's goal was his second since his summer move from Sevilla after netting in last week's shock loss at Cardiff, while he also had a strike wrongly disallowed in the season-opening win over Newcastle.
The Spaniard, who is still to start this season, told City TV: "Luckily for me I'm scoring goals and happy to help the team.
"Last week the goal didn't matter but this week it helped the team to open the scoring and with Yaya's goal we closed the game.
"I'm very happy with my performance. I would like to play more minutes but it is the manager's decision and I accept it.
"I will keep working hard to get more game time. I'm very happy and I've settled in well. I hope to keep helping City by scoring more goals."
Negredo was introduced at half-time in an attempt to inject fresh life into a lethargic City side and break an unintimidated Hull.
The Tigers had some of the game's better chances with Sone Aluko racing clear early on only to shoot wide. Danny Graham had a fine volley ruled out for offside and Robert Koren went close from long range.
City, however, also had some good moments with Allan McGregor saving well to deny Edin Dzeko and Joleon Lescott from headers.
Manuel Pellegrini's men held firm after Negredo, who missed a good chance within minutes of going on, finally put them ahead from Pablo Zabaleta's cross but Toure's free-kick made the scoreline flattering.
The result at least sent City into the international break with more positive thoughts after the euphoria of the 4-0 thrashing of Newcastle was quickly punctured by Cardiff.
Midfielder Fernandinho, City's major summer signing, said: "It was good to win. Now we have 15 days off and the next game we have to win again.
"We made some mistakes in first half but the second half was better for us and we scored two goals - Negredo and Yaya - it was good for us and we're very happy."
The season remains in its early stages but there is plenty for Pellegrini to ponder after two difficult encounters against promoted teams in successive games.
Striker Sergio Aguero is convinced things will soon click under the new manager and that an exciting campaign lies ahead.
The Argentinian said: "It's bound to take some time to get used to the ideas of any new manager, but I think this time the process will be quicker.
"He values keeping the ball and offensive, attacking play - that suits us down to the ground. On the players' side, we are all here to work hard and try our best for him and I think things will go really well.
"Reaching our maximum goal in every competition needs to be our objective, that's our challenge. We have a great team and have made world-class signings.
"We need to reach for the sky, but keeping in mind that the rest of the teams have also made strides to improve.
"That will make this a thrilling season, and I hope one that also sees us bring home the silverware we're aiming for."
Pellegrini got his man on Sunday night when defender Martin Demichelis signed from Atletico Madrid on a two-year contract.
The 32-year old Argentinian will be playing under Pellegrini for the third time in his career, the pair having been together previously at River Plate and Malaga.
Demichelis told his new club's website: "I am delighted to have joined City because I am still hungry for success and want to improve."


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Four days after "1017 vs The World," Lil Uzi Vert has announced the sequel to his breakout tape, "Luv Is Rage."
UPDATE: Shortly after announcing the tape, Lil Uzi Vert has already shared a snippet off of Luv Is Rage 2. This particular song is a new sound for Uzi, with a smoother, more lyrical appeal, in contrast to his usual snappy turn-up bangers.
Lil Uzi Vert is officially in Super Saiyan mode. After surprising fans with 1017 vs The World, a joint project with Gucci Mane, last week, he has already announced another mixtape. 1017 vs The World was Uzi's third tape of 2016, and one would think that next on his to-do list is his debut album. Before that, though, Uzi has indicated his plans to drop "the real one," hinting that 1017 vs The World was something of a teaser. Though he didn't offer a date, it seems that he is ready to drop Luv Is Rage 2, which will be the sequel to the mixtape that ushered him into the spotlight.
Going off the tweet with which Uzi announced Luv Is Rage 2, it looks like he has also started working on what will be his first official album. However, in an ensuing tweet, he seems to cosign a fan's idea about making Luv Is Rage 2 an official album. Whatever he decides to deem the project, there will be no shortage of raucous turn-up music from the 22-year-old Philly wild child in the near future. It looks like his stock will continue to rise in 2017.
The original Luv Is Rage, released late last year, was one of the most popular tapes of 2015, with hits like "Banned from TV," "All My Chains," and "Yamborghini Dream," featuring Young Thug. Wiz Khalifa was also a guest (on "Queso"), and production came from the likes of Maaly Raw, Don Cannon, FKi, and TM88. Cop it here.
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God Bless Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbournes' four-decade track record as a culturally relevant musical artist is unprecedented, but his personal struggles have been shrouded in myth and secrecy. In some ways, Ozzy's fame has been predicated on his prodigious drug and alcohol intake, his musical accomplishments overshadowed by his "Madman" persona.
Emerging from a working class family in war-torn England, Osbourne and his neighborhood friends formed Black Sabbath and invented heavy metal. For ten years, Ozzy was happy to feed the myth of the Rock and Roll Wildman, living a life that was extreme even by the most bacchanalian standards of his chosen profession.


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The Lau table is designed by Jesús Gasca, founder of STUA. A table entirely made of ash wood. As in all his work, Jesús Gasca has wanted to create a timeless design that is not branded by the concrete spirit of an era or fashion.
In the Lau table the formal protagonism takes the delivery between the legs and the envelope. Inspired by living forms, the leg bends and widens in a curve in its encounter with the envelope. With this unique gesture, the design brings greater strength to the union as well as conferring personality to the furniture.
A content and stylized design created with the idea of lasting over time.
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I think oddest moment of tonight's game was in the introductions, when the manager of the visiting Dodgers, Dave Roberts, got a huge ovation from the Fenway Faithful. For those who aren't familiar with the why, it's pretty simple — Roberts was a key part of the 2004 "Break the Curse" championship Red Sox team and Boston fans never forget their heroes, even when they don other team uniforms.
But tonight's game was actually pretty threatened by earlier thunderstorms over Boston for most of the day, followed by a few rain bands that continued to sprinkle chilly rain on Fenway. But it cleared just in time for first pitch, a crisp 53°. Note: tomorrow will also be wet all day in Boston, with first pitch temperature coming in about 46°. Talk about "fall ball".
This wasn't exactly the cleanest game. Both teams dismissing their ace starters early in the game, neither completing the 5th inning, and depending on their bullpens for most of the night. In the 1st, the Red Sox got on the board first. A lead-off single stole 2nd and then scored on an RBI single. That batter ended up at 2nd on the throw to try to get either runner out. In fact, the Dodgers challenged the call at 2nd but there wasn't enough to overturn it and thus it was upheld as safe. A 1-out single then scored that runner to give the Sox an early lead.
But the Dodger came back right away with a 1-out solo home run in the 2nd. And a 1-out single in the 3rd moved to 2nd on a single and then scored on another single to tie up the game. That didn't last long when the Sox broke the tie in the bottom of that inning. With 1 out, a batter singled. The next batter hit into a double play that was challenged by the Red Sox and overturned in favor of a fielder's choice out at 2nd only. Then a double scored the lead run.
Finally, in the 4th inning, neither ace pitcher gave up a run. In the 5th, the Dodgers tied up the game again when a lead-off walk moved to 2nd on a single, advanced to 3rd on a wild pitch, and then scored on a ground out. The Red Sox bounced back in the bottom of the 5th. They loaded up the bases with a walk, a single, a wild pitch, and a walk. After a strikeout, a fielder's choice allowed the Sox to score the tie-breaking run and then a single scored an insurance run.
After sailing through the 6th, the Dodgers found their next opening in the 7th. They loaded up the bases with 1 out before scoring a run on a sacrifice fly to put them within 1 run of the Red Sox's lead. But then in the bottom of the 7th, the Sox surged ahead. A lead-off ground-rule double and an intentional walk scored as part of a 2-out pinch-hit 3-run Green Monster home run.
Neither team gave the other another opportunity to advance their cause.
Final score: 8-4 Red Sox, Red Sox leads series 1-0
And here's some Yankee news: the Arizona Fall League is in full swing for prospects from each team to fine-tune their skills and become better players. Yankee AFL alumni include Gardner, Betances, Bird, and Judge. This year, the Yankees join the Indians, White Sox, Dodgers, Orioles to form the Glendale Desert Dogs and are represented by pitchers Jordan Foley, Hobie Harris, Matt Wivinis, and Kyle Zurak; infielders Thairo Estrada and Steven Sensley; and outfielder Estevan Florial. Highly touted prospect Florial is coming off surgery earlier this year, but it's the Yankees prospect pitchers who are making the biggest impact in the AFL.
Also, if you're interested in some of the conversations about what might happen for the Yankees in the off-season, there's an interesting article breaking down the latest free agents (like Sabathia, Happ, and Walker), what they could do while waiting for Gregorius' return from surgery (like Hechavarria or Torreyes or help from the outside), which players could be traded (like Gray), and more. It's all still conjecture until there's anything to announce.
Go Yankees!


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2)Review your credit reportsAfter you receive your credit reports from the three credit bureaus, review them thoroughly.Make sure that all your personal information, including name, address, and Social Security number, is correct and that there are no fraudulent accounts or inquiries. Look for accounts that you didn't apply for or open, inquiries that you didn't initiate, and defaults and delinquencies that you didn't cause. Immediately report any suspicious information or activity to the credit bureau that issued the credit report.
3)File a report with your local police or the police in the community where the identity theft took place.File a report of the crime with your local police department. Provide as much evidence as you can, and ask the officer to list all fraudulently accessed accounts that you know about on the police report. Be sure to get copies of the police report, because creditors will probably ask to see them. Remember to log the phone numbers and names of all the law enforcement agents that you speak to; creditors may want this information.
4)Fill out an Identity Theft Victim's Complaint and AffidavitThe form is available from the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov/idtheft.Creditors may accept this affidavit when you claim that you are not responsible for a new account or for transactions on an existing account. The information that you provide will enable the creditor to investigate your claim. (The creditor may require you to submit additional information or a different form.) This affidavit also will be useful if you request copies of the thief's application and transaction records (see Step 6). Follow the instructions that accompany the form.
5)Close any accounts that have been accessed fraudulentlyContact all creditors, including banks, credit card companies, and other service providers, with whom there has been fraudulent activity.Request that creditors report closed accounts as "account closed at consumer's request," because a mark of "card lost or stolen" can reflect poorly on your credit report.Request copies of the identity thief's application and transaction records from businesses that provided credit, goods, or services to the thief. Normally, the business must provide you copies when you send a properly completed written request and cannot impose a charge. Copies also must be provided to law enforcement agencies that you specify. In general, you must provide satisfactory proof of your identity, a police report, and a completed FTC identity theft affidavit. The request must be sent to the business at the address it specifies for this purpose.
Ask businesses that have provided identity theft-related information to credit bureaus to stop providing the information. You must send the business an identity theft report at the address that it specifies for this purpose and identify the information related to identity theft. The business normally cannot provide the information to any credit bureau after receiving such a request.
Change your PINs. If your ATM or debit card was stolen, do not use your old PIN for your new card. Choose a password that is obscure but that you will remember; do not use common numbers such as your birth date.6)Stop payment on checksIf a thief stole checks or opened bank accounts in your name, contact one of the major check verification companies to report the fraudulent activity andto stop payment on stolen checks. (Try Telecheck at 800-710-9898 or ChexSystems at 800-428-9623.)7)Contact the local postal inspectorIf you believe that someone has changed your address through the post office or has committed mail fraud,contact your local post office. If you discover that mail in your name is being sent to an address other than your own, ask the local postmaster to forward all mail in your name to your own address.
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The NFL has a new tool to suspend Chicago Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan for the brutal hit he put on Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams on Thursday night. If it isn't used in this instance, then it's fair to wonder when it ever will be used.
During the offseason, the NFL competition committee announced that certain illegal hits, previously punishable by a 15-yard penalty, would be subject to immediate ejection and/or suspension on first offense. At the time, NFL executive vice president Troy Vincent said the league wants to eliminate hits that he termed "catastrophic" by employing the maximum level of deterrence.
It's hard to find a better word to describe what Trevathan did in the third quarter Thursday night. Multiple Bears defenders had Adams wrapped up inside the red zone when Trevathan lowered his head and hit the front of Adams' face hard enough to send his mouthpiece flying. It was both an illegal hit and an exceptionally dirty one, considering Adams was no longer making forward progress.
Packers players immediately called for medical assistance as Adams lay motionless on the field. (The team later reported that Adams was conscious and had movement in all extremities en route to a hospital.)
Referee John Hussey issued a 15-yard penalty for what he called a "hit to the head." More specifically, he probably meant an illegal hit with the crown of the helmet. Regardless, Hussey should receive strong NFL scrutiny for his failure to eject Trevathan on the spot.
The NFL has no rule mandating an ejection in those circumstances, but it gives referees the discretion to do so when a "flagrant" foul occurs. In Week 1, for example, referee John Parry ejected Seattle Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane because he thought Lane had thrown a punch. In the NFL rule book, "flagrant" is defined as "extremely objectionable, conspicuous, unnecessary, avoidable or gratuitous."
Thursday's dark episode is precisely what the NFL was trying to address with its offseason initiative. I would be stunned if Trevathan is eligible to play in the Bears' next game, scheduled for Oct. 9 against the Minnesota Vikings.


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MBK Bangkok is a large multi-level shopping mall located in the Pathan Wan or Siam district, which is the hub of Thailand shopping. Most tourists who visit Bangkok do so to experience the world famous shopping which provides opportunities for savvy shoppers to gab some really good bargains. MBK provides shoppers with not only a selection of the trendy international brand named goods, but also an assortment of well priced locally produced clothes which are of high quality.
The central retail district of Bangkok is characterized by its large air-conditioned multi-level shopping malls. Most of these malls incorporate modern multiplex cinema's, food courts and the most up-to date consumer goods. My favorite shopping mall is one of the biggest and the best and its called MBK.
MBK Bangkok was completed back in 1985
and is located in a district known for its large malls which also include Centralworld and Siam Paragon. This is a very popular mall and it does get busy especially at Christmas time when foreign tourists visit in larger numbers.
With 8 levels and more than 2,000 specialty shops including the popular Robinson's Department Store, MBK offers shoppers a cool environment and just about everything they could wish for under the one roof.
Open daily from 10 Am until 10 PM this shoppers haven is popular with both tourists and Thai's because it is possible to find some great bargains here, even within the larger retail outlets.
Once you step inside MBK you will find just about everything you could want including clothes (such as T-shirts, jeans, dresses), furniture, electrical goods, sunglasses, perfumes, handbags (see image above) , jewelery, shoes and leather goods just to name a few items.
Also, if you are looking for a new mobile phone or accessories for your existing phone, than MBK is the place to come. There are around 400 vendors on one floor which sell mobile phones and all the latest accessories.
Like all shopping malls there is also a large number of food outlets scattered throughout the complex, including the usual western food chains (such as KFC, McDonalds, Burger King) along with a number Asian outlets.
There is also a large Food Center located on the top floor where local vendors sell freshly prepared traditional Thai cuisine including, steamed and fried rice, pork, fish, curry, pad Thai and soup (see image above).
If watching one of the latest Hollywood and Thai movies (presented in both English and Thai) is your idea of relaxation then you will be pleased to know that there is a SF Cinema City complex located on levels 7-8 (see image above). I have visited here a number of times and have found the cinema's to be clean while the sound and picture quality is first class.
Tickets are priced around 150 THB (i.e. about 5 dollars AUD and USD) per person and popcorn, drinks, chocolates and chips are available at the candy bar.
Just remember, before each movie begins, a short promotional clip regarding the King of Thailand is played, and everyone is required to stand during this presentation..
One of the most convenient aspects of MBK Bangkok is that it adjoins the large Pathumwan Princess Hotel. People staying at this hotel can simply walk from the hotel foyer directly into MBK both day and night.
My elderly mother and siblings have each stayed at the Pathumwan and enjoyed the convenience and safety of being able to traverse between the hotel foyer (see image below) and the shopping mall without leaving the safety of the building.
The best time to visit MBK or Bangkok is during the Christmas period of December. Even though Thailand is a Buddhist country they still provide an impressive display of Christmas lights for the foreign tourists. These lights extend along the shopping shopping precinct, between MBK, Siam Paragon and Centralworld malls (see image below).
Definitely put MBK Bangkok on your places to visit list when you are visiting Thailand.
MBK Bangkok opens daily between the hours of 10 Am and 10 PM, 7 days a week and is located at 444 Phayathai Road Wangmai Pathumwan Bangkok Thailand 10330.
The mall is located next to the BTS Skytrain Nation Stadium Station which is an integral component of the Bangkok's transport system. Just exit at National Stadium Station and travel along the short covered walkway right to the front door of MBK.
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Restaurants toss a lot of food.
Hari Pulapaka takes a kitchen sink approach to food waste.
It's not often you meet someone who doubles as a mathematician and a professional chef. But Hari Pulapaka, a tenured professor and four-time James Beard Award semifinalist, says his careers are a natural pair; they both demand problem-solving and a lot of creativity. Now, he's tapping those skills to tackle a big issue in the food industry: waste.
Pulapaka was raised in a family of five kids, in working class Bombay, India. They ate modestly and didn't throw much away — just banana peels and the occasional potato skin. But in American culinary school, almost half the food was tossed out, he says. "It blew my mind."
Now at the helm of Cress restaurant in DeLand, Florida, Pulapaka is setting a better example. In the last four years, he and his wife have cut down a huge amount of food waste: about 16,000 pounds, he says. They've done it by engaging their community. Every week, a local farmer swings by to pick up Cress's food scraps for pig and chicken feed, as well as compost. That same farmer then sells vegetables at the local farmer's market, grown in — yup, you guessed it — Pulapaka's compost. Pulapaka also recycles his cooking oil and uses every part of his vegetables and fish. Stuff that other restaurants throw out, like veggie tops, pop up in Cress's pestos, chutneys, salsa verdes, sauces, and soups, he says.
Pulapaka sets an inspiring (and exhausting) example. "I can't work at this pace forever," he says. So what's next? Maybe opening his own cooking school. You can bet his students won't be throwing much away.
The world feels pretty broken right now. That's why we need Fixers — bold problem solvers working toward a planet that doesn't burn and a future that doesn't suck. For our annual list of emerging green leaders, Grist brings you 50 innovators with fresh, forward-thinking solutions to some of humanity's biggest challenges. Credits
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The Jump winner Joe McElderry: I was on a skiing holiday in Austria when they called me up
The champion of Channel 4's snowbound reality show reveals he was enjoying his own winter sports trip when bosses called to get him on board – and he's already got his sights on the next competition
Perhaps it was fate. Not only did Joe McElderry start out as a back up competitor before going on to win The Jump, it turns out he was actually on holiday in Austria, where the winter sports reality show is filmed, when he was called up to replace the injured Henry Conway.
The 2009 X Factor winner admits, "I was on a ski holiday, as I was taking January and February off to get ready for my tour. Then I got a call and they said, 'Can you be here within two hours?'
"I thought 'Why not?'– I added an extra ski holiday and added another element."
This meant McElderry was two months behind the training schedule of the other stars. But it seems to have been a benefit.
"I didn't have much time to think about it," McElderry explains. "I was a bit oblivious which I think helped."
By the time the final came around it was the battle of the reserves, with both McElderry and journalist Donal MacIntyre, almost literally, the only two competitors left standing.
"If you're hurtling down a mountain – there's risks," McElderry explains. "We're all a bit bruised and exhausted.
"We've all done things we've never done before. There's been injuries, but it makes great TV! Hurtle off mountains and hurt yourself – people seem to love it," the singer jokes.
It's unclear as yet whether there will be another series of the show but McElderry says he'd "100% encourage others to do it" and says injuries aside all of this year's group would "100% do it all again."
Now a three-time reality show winner, with the X Factor, Popstar to Operastar and now The Jump under his belt, what's next for the reality show king?
"I always think, 'Am I going to learn something?'. I would love to do something like Strictly Come Dancing. I'm a frustrated dancer."
Well, we'll know who to back, won't we?!


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One of the nicest things about arriving in Toronto was, at least for me, the comforting shadow of Glenn Gould.
I met a man called George at a bar opposite the Davisville metro station, six days after I arrived in Toronto. I didn't ask for his last name, because conversations with strangers in bars tend to begin and end with the firm conviction that we are but ships passing in the night. We chatted cursorily for a few minutes until he asked what I had spent my first week in Canada doing.
"Í paid my respects to Glenn Gould," I told him, and his eyes lit up.
George, as it turned out, couldn't wrap his head around the fact that someone who wasn't Canadian would know who Gould was, let alone know where he was buried. So, I told him of my joy at finding myself in an apartment overlooking Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto, where Canada's most famous pianist now lies in eternal rest. It was a mere 300 feet from where we sat, I pointed out, which prompted him to ask the bartender for pen and paper, so he could make a note of it.
"My parents are buried there," he told me. "But I had no idea Gould was, too."
This was my first impression of what the late pianist continues to mean to Canadians. I knew he had been an iconic figure in his time, but decades had passed since his untimely death at age 50. I had no idea who Gould was while growing up on the other side of the planet, in Bombay, India. There was almost no Western classical music to be heard there, unless one could afford piano lessons or travelled abroad and knew what concert halls were like. Bombay had an opera house, but it had closed long before I was born.
It is only after the arrival of the internet, coupled with the arrival of money in my bank account by way of a decent salary, that I found myself in possession of Gould's 1955 recording of The Goldberg Variations. It was an album that made him a star almost overnight on both sides of the Atlantic, although news of his celebrity didn't make it to my corner of the world.
Gould passed away when I was six, while the life-giving repository of information that is Wikipedia was launched only when I turned 25. There was no press coverage of his achievements in India, which meant that my first exposure to his music wasn't coloured by anything extraneous to the act of listening itself. What that recording did, however, was set me on a path of discovery that I continue to walk to this day. I eventually found out that he had done the same thing for millions of others over the course of his eventful life, changing the way we listened to Bach forever, and introducing many of us to a world we had no idea even existed.
Why did Gould move me the way he did? It was a question I asked myself repeatedly, as I began reading more about him and watching poor quality video clips of his performances on YouTube. It wasn't as if there weren't better piano players, because a lot of them had been recognized as great interpreters of Bach's music for years. It wasn't as if I related to him in any particular way, either, considering I had no idea about Toronto, what his childhood and early schooling was like, or what it meant to be a performer in his part of the world.
The more I thought about it, the harder it was for me to come up with a coherent explanation for why this music moved me. In the end, I had to settle for the fact that it just did, for reasons known neither to me nor, in all possibility, to Gould himself. He did try answering that question himself, apparently, on a number of occasions, trying to put one of his talented fingers on precisely what made audiences gravitate to his often controversial interpretations of music written centuries ago. If he couldn't come up with a satisfying response, I assumed it made no sense for me to keep trying.
In short, I found a hero casually ignored by the city he called home.
One of the nicest things about arriving in Toronto was, at least for me, the comforting shadow of Glenn Gould. I assumed there would be a museum I could spend an afternoon in, but there wasn't. I walked past the apartment he once lived in, on St. Clair Avenue, but found no plaque informing casual passersby of the national icon who once resided there. It wasn't a particularly welcoming place either, so I stopped by for a few minutes before moving on. I found a park named after him, but no mention of his achievements or why that particular piece of land had been associated with him. I found out that memorabilia about him was now held at the National Library of Canada in Ottawa. In short, I found a hero casually ignored by the city he called home.
I continued to read about Gould as I walked across the city over the next couple of weeks, huddled against a cold I had never experienced before. I read about the relentless attacks by music critics on his mannerisms, the cynical reviews of his radio broadcasts, and the snide remarks that accompanied his documentary for television titled Glenn Gould's Toronto. It was the equivalent of realizing why Mozart had been hounded out of Salzburg, a city that today, ironically enough, would struggle to attract tourists without capitalizing on his name and visage at every corner.
Fans of an artist often obsess over the minutiae, which is what I caught myself doing every now and again. I lay awake for a couple of nights, looking up at a foreign sky, thinking about two golden phonograph records on board the Voyager spacecraft. Launched in 1977 and expected to pass a constellation called Camelopardalis in 40,000 years, the records were meant to be a time capsule, introducing intelligent extraterrestrial life forms to the best that our planet had to offer. I thought about the presence of Gould on both those records, in the form of a four-minute, 48-second performance of Prelude and Fugue in C, No.1 taken from Book 2 of Bach's The Well-Tempered Clavier. What would alien life forms make of these curious arrangements that combined mathematics and musicality, brought to life by an unassuming, hypochondriac man who never wanted to play for an adoring public?
Two days after stepping foot into Toronto, I found myself at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. One website had helpfully mentioned that Gould lay buried in Section 38, while another said it was one of the most visited graves in Canada, with admirers from all over the globe coming to pay their respects. It took me little over a half hour to locate. There were no markers, which compelled me to crisscross the section diagonally a few times until I found a memorial plaque.
There was no one around, so I stood before the simple stone marker set into the ground, engraved with the opening bars of The Goldberg Variations. I tried one final time to understand why this music played a half-century ago still caused tears to spring to my eyes, and why it continued to echo in my head. There were still no reasons forthcoming, so I simply stayed for a while and listened.
This article first appeared in The Huffington Post.
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Jubilee 2000 seeks action before 2001 but doubts Japan's sincerity Staff writer After two years of vain efforts to get the Group of Seven countries to cancel all debt owed by Third World countries, the organizers of Jubilee 2000 plan one last push at the upcoming Okinawa summit.
With only six months of the campaign remaining, however, they are not optimistic that the Okinawa Group of Eight summit will produce any new initiatives.
Earlier this week, the London-based Jubilee 2000 campaign issued a report criticizing G7 leaders for failing to tackle the debt cancellation issue, attacking the Okinawa summit as little more than a tropical vacation. Leaders of the Jubilee Japan 2000 campaign also handed the report to Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa on Thursday.
"Unlike the 1998 Birmingham (England G7) Summit or last year's Cologne (Germany G7) summit, where serious attempts were made to deal with the debt crisis, this year, the G7 leaders are just gathering on a remote tropical resort island to relax.
"Japan hopes that by holding the summit in faraway Okinawa, fewer people who are calling for the cancellation of all debt will make the trip," said John Garrett, a senior researcher for the Jubilee 2000 campaign in London who recently compiled a report on Japan's Third World loans. "The Japanese government even joked about the shark-infested waters of Okinawa keeping away potential demonstrators."
The Jubilee 2000 campaign began in Britain in 1998. It has since attracted the support of a wide variety of people around the world, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa, finance experts such as Harvard economist Jeffrey Sachs, celebrities, and — most importantly — the G7 leaders themselves.
At the G7 summit in Cologne last year, it was agreed that $70 billion in debt would be canceled under a plan known as the heavily indebted poor countries initiative, led by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. HIPCs would be eligible for the relief only if certain requirements were met.
To qualify as a HIPC, numerous macroeconomic conditions need to be fulfilled and countries have to agree to carry out IMF structural adjustments. The G7 has identified 41 countries as being eligible for the initiative.
Jubilee organizers, however, say the HIPC initiative imposes harsh conditions on countries that apply, making them divert money that could be spent on health care and education. In addition, they say the minimum income levels needed to qualify as a HIPC are too low.
By Jubilee 2000's estimation, 52 countries are in need of debt relief, with the majority in sub-Saharan Africa. Their total cumulative debt is about $376 billion, about half of which is owed to individual, primarily G7, countries.
About 40 percent is owed to the World Bank and the IMF, while private banks are owed the remaining 10 percent.
Progress since the promises made in Cologne has been slow. As of spring, only five countries — Uganda, Bolivia, Mauritania, Mozambique and Tanzania — that applied for the HIPC initiative had been granted debt relief.
They did not have all of their debts canceled, however. This prompted criticism from U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan, who noted that the deeper, faster and broader debt relief promised at Cologne had yet to materialize.
"By the time of the Okinawa summit, we expect that another five countries, including Honduras, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Benin and Mali, will also be granted some debt relief. But it will still mean partial, not full, debt cancellation," Garrett said.
Jubilee estimates the canceled debt of the 10 countries will be just over $9 billion, barely 10 percent of the Cologne summit's promise of $70 billion.
There is also growing concern that the $100 billion figure — which combined the Cologne summit's pledge and the figure previously promised at the 1994 Naples summit — may be optimistic.
Jubilee organizers expect that, even assuming all 41 countries deemed eligible receive the promised relief, only $90 billion will actually be canceled. Jubilee has also complained that it will take until at least 2005 for all countries to receive that relief.
After Jubilee 2000 made its objections to the terms of the HIPC initiative known, international pressure on the G7 member states — the United States, Great Britain, Canada, Italy, Germany, France and Japan — to go beyond the promises of the Cologne summit increased, and the U.S. announced late last year that it would cancel all debts owed by the poorest countries. Other G7 countries soon followed suit.
In April, Japan became the last G7 country to agree to waive all outstanding loans, of about $1.5 billion in unofficial development assistance, while also promising to contribute $200 million toward the HIPC Trust Fund, which was set up at the Cologne summit to write off debts due to international organizations like the IMF and the World Bank.
The latter action is one that other G7 members, especially the U.S., refuse to consider until the IMF agrees to certain internal changes.
"That's just a drop in the bucket, but it's more than many other G7 countries are doing," Garrett said in reference to Japan's pledge.
For Japan, completely adhering to the Cologne agreement means canceling bilateral ODA debts valued at about $4 billion.
Japan's announcement, however, has been criticized by Jubilee 2000. Representatives of the organization's Japan chapter charge that, rather than cancellation, all Tokyo is doing is rescheduling debt over a 40-year period. When a country sends in its annual payment to Japan, it makes a grant to the country for the same amount in yen.
However, the condition of the grant, Jubilee Japan representatives charge, is that the country must use the money to purchase imports, often from Japan.
Tokyo denies that the ODA aid is tied to the purchase of Japanese goods, but Jubilee organizers say that suspicions remain.
'We've asked the government of Japan to provide a breakdown of figures as to how and where the grant money was spent, but they haven't done so," Garrett said. In their report issued this week, Jubilee 2000 also said the Japanese government threatened Benin, Ghana, Laos and Malawi with reduced ODA funding if they applied for the HIPC initiative, which caused those countries to think twice.
Despite the threats, Jubilee said it is likely that both Benin and Malawi will apply for the initiative. Ghana and Laos, however, have said they will not proceed. As host of this year's G7 gatherings, Japan has the right to set the agenda. The specific issue of total debt cancellation, however, is not on the official schedule.
"Providing assistance to halt the spread of infectious diseases is one of the items on the agenda, which will help many poorer countries indirectly. Jubilee Japan members want further action, and will hopefully meet top officials during both the finance ministers' summit in Fukuoka and the Okinawa summit," said Teruyo Otsuka of the Jubilee Japan 2000 campaign.
In a recent letter to Yoshiji Nogami, Japan's sherpa, or government representative, during the G7 planning process, Jubilee Japan 2000 members called for the debt issue to be included as a separate agenda. By then, however, the official agenda for the Okinawa G8 summit had been set and Jubilee's request was turned down.
In addition, Jubilee Japan members say that political support in Japan for total debt cancellation is limited primarily to the opposition parties.
"At the moment, we have about 50 Diet members from both the Upper and Lower House who are supporting our cause, about half of whom are from the Democratic Party of Japan," Otsuka said.
As a result of the foot-dragging and debate among G7 leaders over calls for total debt cancellation, and despite public support for such waivers, Jubilee representatives in both London and Tokyo say their December deadline will not be met.
They added, however, that they will continue to bring the issue up at future G7 meetings.
"After 2000, we'll have to rearrange our organization a bit. But we do plan to continue, regardless of the outcome in Okinawa," Otsuka said.


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Every year thousands of people flock to our beautiful beaches for the summer holidays, and every year tons of trash is left behind. Join I Love A Clean San Diego, the Surfrider Foundation San Diego and Entercom San Diego for the annual Morning After Mess Cleanup. Last year, 140 volunteers collected 572 lbs of debris in three hours.This is a great opportunity for students and families to learn about the effects of marine debris and litter left behind!
The litter cleanup will begin on Thursday, July 5, 2018, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Cleanup supplies, snacks, and water will be provided.
Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own reusable items such as water bottles, work gloves, and buckets to promote zero waste practices and help us in our mission to have a zero waste, litter free, and environmentally engaged San Diego region!
All volunteers are required to fill out a waiver form to participate and anyone under the age of 18 needs a waiver signed by their parent or guardian.
Register here https://sandiego.surfrider.org/register-2/


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Art & Craft Parties!
Are you looking for a fun, unique party for your child's birthday this year? Cygnets Travelling Art School will come to your home or a local venue and run a fantastic creative workshop for as many children as you like!
We tailor every activity to each event, so the children can have an amazing day making something totally unique that they can then take home with them. Project ideas include things like: jewellery making; t-shirt or bag printing; mirror making, and sewing.
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Getting your annual mammogram doesn't have to be an ordeal. When you visit CAMC, we make it easy to fit a mammogram into your busy schedule with four convenient locations in and near Charleston, WV. We offer simple appointment scheduling for quick and easy access. Screening and diagnostic mammograms must be scheduled for patient convenience and to ensure timely review of results.
Unlike many "one-stop shops" or facilities that don't specialize in breast health, CAMC provides comprehensive care that starts when you schedule your mammogram with us. This is important to consider because when you get your mammogram at CAMC, should you need additional testing or services, we can coordinate all of your care quickly and efficiently.
Schedule a mammogram at CAMC by calling (304) 388-9677.
Our goal is to provide the best possible breast care for our patients, which is why our locations are staffed with board-certified radiologists, registered radiologic technologists and professional staff committed to providing the following services:
Not only do we provide dependable and accessible breast care, but we also offer tips and education to patients regarding early breast cancer detection.
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Keep up with your breast health by scheduling an annual mammogram at CAMC.


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Jon Pardi Details New Album 'Heartache Medication'
Track listing reveals a collaboration with Lauren Alaina
Jon Pardi's forthcoming third studio album includes a collaboration with Lauren Alaina that was co-written by Eric Church and Miranda Lambert, among others.
Related: Thomas Rhett and Kelsea Ballerini Go Back on "Center Point Road"
Pardi has released the cover art and track listing for Heartache Medication, which is also the title of the first single that was recently released.
Really proud of this album! Naming it #HeartacheMedication after the title track itself. Can't wait for y'all to hear it in full when it comes out Sept. 27!! -- #herebeforeyouknowit pic.twitter.com/UYAKzUwY9J— Jon Pardi (@JonPardi) May 29, 2019
Pardi says he cowrote much of the album while enlisting the help of some of Nashville's best songwriters. He invited the media to his home to unveil the details.
"I named it Heartache Medication because it talks about sad topics, but it makes you feel good at the same time," Pardi told the group as reported by Billboard. "I'm really proud of it. I'm really proud of all the session players, the songwriters that delivered great songs."
Jon Pardi - Heartache Medication - Track Listing:
1. "Old Hat" (Jeff Hyde, Matt Jenkins and Ryan Tyndell)
2. " Heartache Medication" (Jon Pardi, Barry Dean and Natalie Hemby)
3. "Nobody Leaves A Girl Like That" (Bart Butler, Marv Green and Jimmy Yeary)
4. "Ain't Always The Cowboy" (Brandon Kinney and Josh Thompson)
5. "Me And Jack" (Jon Pardi, Rhett Akins, Bart Butler and Luke Laird)
6. "Don't Blame It On Whiskey (Featuring Lauren Alaina)" (Eric Church, Michael Heeney, Luke Laird and Miranda Lambert)
7. "Tied One On" (Bart Butler, Chase McGill and Jamie Paulin)
8. "Oughta Know That" (Jon Pardi, Bart Butler and Luke Laird)
9. "Tequila Little Time" (Jon Pardi, Rhett Akins and Luke Laird)
10. "Buy That Man A Beer" (Clint Daniels, Justin Lantz and John Pierce)
11. "Call Me Country" (Jon Pardi, Bart Butler and Driver Williams)
12. "Just Like Old Times" (Jon Pardi, Jeff Hyde and Michael Heeney)
13. "Love Her Like She's Leaving" (Bart Butler, Dean Dillon and Jessie Jo Dillon)
14. "Starlight" (Jon Pardi, Bart Butler and Jeffrey Steele)


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Situated less than 10 miles from central London, the Walled Garden offers a spectacular setting for corporate events. Escape the hustle and bustle of central London and host your event in the idyllic surrounds of The Walled Garden, a tranquil space where guests can relax with a drink in the stunning private gardens before moving inside as the event begins.
Situated in its idyllic grounds and with a picturesque backdrop, the Walled Garden is the ultimate venue for corporate occasions with a unique difference. The purpose-built venue offers two large rooms, which can be adapted to suit any corporate events requirements. The flexible spaces offer plentiful opportunities for branding, meaning you can make the Walled Garden your own, creating the perfect first impression for your brand or event.
The Walled Garden at Syon Park can cater for a number of corporate events:
Summer Parties
Set in the picturesque surroundings of one of Britain's historic parks, The Walled Garden Room at Syon Park sets the perfect place stage for Summer corporate events and celebrations. The purpose-built venue comes fully equipped for any type of summer party with full event management, AV & Production and theming offered as part of the service.
Welcome guests with drinks in the stunning gardens of this idyllic venue, before inviting them in for canapés in our contemporary reception space. Then move into our purpose-built dining space for a seated dinner provided by our award-winning caterers Tapenade Cuisine or Food by Dish.
The light, bright and spacious surroundings of The Walled Garden will inspire, motivate and delight your delegates. Benefitting from flexible, understated event space, The Walled Garden is perfectly suited for corporate events and conferences. The venue's spaces offer plenty of room for the entire event duration, from main conference space to break-out areas, dining to an evening party or reception.
The addition of the beautiful outside space further enhances the delegate experience, enabling guests to relax outside throughout the day, or enjoy a drinks reception as the conference draws to a close. The Walled Garden's private outdoor space can also be used to incorporate team-building challenges into your event.


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I was over in Victoria last weekend visiting a friend, which meant I was a bit too tired to sit down and write a blogpost last weekend. It's funny how having one fewer day in the weekend can really tire you out. Sunday afternoon rolled around and I realized I wasn't going to be all that coherent if I tried to write, which is a shame because I had plenty of stuff to share.
I was hoping to get a bunch of knitting done while I was there. There is an optional ferry you can take to cut some of the driving time down, and I was trying hard to catch it at least on the way there to take advantage of some spare time on the needles. Unfortunately, I missed it both ways. At least the traffic wasn't too bad, but it meant I couldn't get any further with my project.
Luckily, the weekend was not without some good yarn stuff. We had a chance to stop in at Knotty By Nature, which is a shop I had only previously known about from the local fibre festivals on the Island. It's a shop that specializes in spinning and weaving, which is really inspiring for a mostly-knitter like me. As you approach the shop, the telephone poles and signs are all sweetly yarn-bombed, and as soon as you walk in, a yarnie knows they are in a place of kindred spirits:
I was fascinated by this tapestry hanging on the wall. I've daydreamed a bit about making tapestries in the past, and this just gave me a bit more fodder for the imagination:
And this piece made me think of some buttons in my stash that need a home... perhaps sewn onto a long runner or shawl or something:
Later on, we stopped in at a vintage and handmade market, which is always guaranteed to be an interesting time. I get so excited when I see tents like these springing up in the fields:
I was so, so tempted to bring this cool record player home, but then I'd have to start collecting vinyl records. That's a whole world I'm not sure I can commit to:
I thought it was perfect for my daily treat. I mean, if you're going to eat cookies, you should eat them on a beautiful plate:
And if you're going to eat them on a fancy plate, you should make the whole thing as fancy as possible. I like to pretend it's being served to me by a butler on the lawn at Downton Abbey... because why not?
Meanwhile, I am still plodding along with my top. I sewed up the sides last weekend and knitted some cuffs onto the sleeves, and I am now knitting the second half of the neckline:
While I'm nearing the finish line with this project, I'm still experiencing some trips and falls along the way. I popped one of the seams while I was testing out the stretchiness of the fabric, which involved some emergency stitching to close the side. I may yet use my sewing machine to sew a basting stitch along each side seam, just to ensure that there are no gaps to reveal the seam underneath. I'm also a little unhappy with how it's turning out because I'm noticing all the little errors in it that make it sloppy and untidy. My knitting gauge changed between knitting one side and the other: probably the result of worrying about running out of yarn on the second side. One side is longer because of it. I've still managed to seam both sides to match the colour changes, but the uneven gauge means that the seams are lumpy and uneven:
And since one side is longer than the other, I've realized that one side of the neckline is going to be higher. On one hand, that might be ok, because then I could make the shorter side the front, but on the other hand, since it's going to be a boatneck top, I'm not sure how it will sit on my shoulders. I guess I won't know the result until I actually finish. I think this is why I much prefer to knit things in one piece... but I bet it won't be the last time I knit a garment in pieces:
Meanwhile, I've been working on this project long enough to cast longing glances at the rest of my stash, wondering when I can be free to dive in there and do something new. Since I saw those tapestries last week, I'm itching to experiment with one... something that places around with different needles sizes and different knitting gauges...
... because goodness knows I've had enough experience messing around with gauge lately.
In the meantime, I think now's a good time to have a few handfuls of blueberries from the garden. It's a bumper crop this year, and we've been getting nearly a full punnet each day:
This is particularly amazing when I think about what the shrubs looked like only a few months ago:
There are so many that we have had to freeze a few punnets. I really must get better at eating them. That's a goal I think I could really work on.
Happy Sunday, all!


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10 units
3000 level
Course handbook
Physiotherapy clinical skills and knowledge needed for the evaluation and management of complex disorders of the cardiopulmonary system across the lifespan. The course involves advanced studies in physiotherapy practice related to the pulmonary, cardiac and vascular systems, including surgical care.
Availability2020 Course Timetables
- Semester 1 - 2020
Learning outcomes
On successful completion of the course students will be able to:
1. Apply biomedical and behavioural scientific knowledge to the physiotherapy evaluation and management of complex pulmonary and cardiovascular dysfunction.
2. Describe the aetiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis and clinical presentation of complex pulmonary and cardiovascular disorders.
3. Conduct an appropriate examination of patients with complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction, including history and physical examination
4. Appropriately select, modify as necessary, and correctly demonstrate measurement and testing procedures commonly used in assessing patients with complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction
5. Describe the conservative and surgical management of complex pulmonary, cardiac and vascular disorders
6. Appropriately select, modify as necessary, and correctly demonstrate advanced physiotherapeutic treatment procedures commonly used in the management of complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction.
7. Apply advanced clinical reasoning skills and a sophisticated evidence based approach to decision making in cardiopulmonary physiotherapy practice.
8. Apply advanced treatment evaluation and outcome processes appropriate for cardiopulmonary physiotherapy practice.
9. Discuss relevant lifespan, gender, cultural, legal and ethical considerations in performing physiotherapy evaluation and management procedures for complex cardiopulmonary disorders.
10. Demonstrate a well developed understanding of the physiotherapist's role in promoting wellness as relevant to the pulmonary and cardiovascular systems.
11. Effectively assess and treat complex paediatric cardiopulmonary disorders.
12. Understand the functions of the multidisciplinary team in the management of cardiopulmonary patients, including intensive care and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, and describe the physiotherapists role in the multidisciplinary team.
1. Aetiology, epidemiology, pathogenesis and clinical presentation of complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction across the lifespan, including:
- Critical care: intensive care and high dependency
- Limitations to exercise capacity
- Paediatric respiratory disease.
2. Adaptation of history taking for patients presenting with complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction.
3. Adaptation of physical examination principles and procedures commonly used in assessing the cardiopulmonary function of patients with complex cardiopulmonary disease and related issues of reliability and validity.
4. Radiological and medical investigations commonly ordered for the investigation of cardiopulmonary function in acute care, exercise training and paediatric care.
5. Techniques, indications, contraindications, complications, progression, biological basis and empirical evidence for physiotherapeutic management of complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction including:
- manual hyperinflation
- non invasive ventilation
- suctioning
- exercise testing and prescription
- interventions for paediatric respiratory conditions.
6. Non-physiotherapeutic conservative, surgical and pharmacological management of complex cardiopulmonary disorders, including complications and side effects.
7. Physiotherapeutic care of the patient in intensive care or high dependency including:
- ventilated patients
- respiratory failure
- multisystem failure and acute head injury
- spinal injury
- neonatal intensive care
- the multidisciplinary team and the role of the physiotherapist.
8. Rehabilitation and exercise for pulmonary and cardiovascular disorders, including:
- indications and contraindications
- exercise testing
- exercise prescription and progression
- monitoring and safety
- patient education
- outcome measures
- the multidisciplinary team and the role of the physiotherapist.
9. Patient education and health promotion strategies relevant to the pulmonary and cardiovascular systems.
10. Psychosocial considerations relevant to managing patients with complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction.
11. Biological basis and empirical evidence for physiotherapy interventions for patients with complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction.
12. Ethical, lifespan, gender, cultural and legal issues relevant to the management of complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction.
13. Further outcome measures for complex cardiopulmonary disorders including reliability, validity and responsiveness.
14. Advanced clinical reasoning skills needed for planning and interpreting the clinical examination and implementing physiotherapy treatment for complex cardiopulmonary dysfunction.
This course is only available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) program 12337. Students must have successfully completed PHTY2040 and HUBS2505.
Assumed knowledge
All year 1 and 2 Courses in the B PHTY (Hons)
Assessment items
Formal Examination: Formal Exam
In Term Test: Prac Viva examinations *
Written Assignment: Written Assignment
* This assessment has a compulsory requirement.
Compulsory Requirements
In order to pass this course, each student must complete ALL of the following compulsory requirements:
Course Assessment Requirements:
- In Term Test: Pass Requirement - Students must pass this assessment item to pass the course.
Contact hours
Face to Face On Campus 31 hour(s) per Term Full Term
Face to Face On Campus 6 hour(s) per Term Full Term
Face to Face On Campus 18 hour(s) per Term Full Term


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Themaninarmor wrote:Spoiler:About the org name : what.... Then where the hell that information comes from?...it was the core of my theory
About the carasuma Code : fufufu.... I was right.
About the seven children, the crow theme for BO's opening and the black suit: O_O is that a hint??? I never thought it before...
Yeah the Organization's name thingy is weird as hell to me, it was also a major argument in the Karasuma theory.


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In a Jungian analysis it is important that both the analyst and the analysand feel that they can work together over a period of time. It is therefore important, at the point of an initial inquiry, for us to talk on the phone. If we both decide to take the next step we can arrange a first session. During this session we will commence working on an initial dream. This will give you a sense of how I work, and will help us both to see if we feel that we can work together.
There is also the question of whether I have any currently available capacity to take on new clients.
To address these questions, please contact me on my practice line during business hours on: (03) 9889 3152
If I am in a session with a client when you call, I will call you back at my earliest convenience.
To email me simply fill out the contact form below:
My practice is located in Glen Iris, Melbourne, within an easy 2-minute walk of the Burwood railway station (on the Alamein line), Toorak Rd trams, as well as the Leo's supermarket at the corner of Summerhill and Toorak Roads. Specific directions will be provided when an initial meeting is arranged.
Outside Melbourne?
For anyone unable to attend sessions in person due to geographical constraints, it is always possible to make other arrangements such as using skype to allow us to meet via the internet.


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The more we move ahead, the more we will need books. It is wrong to think that books will be sidelined after the emergence of new means of communication; books will gain increasing importance in human communities. The best new communication technologies can do is facilitate availability of books and conveying the content of books. Nothing will replace books.
One point is that if we are after increasing cooperation among our people in terms of thought, experience and artistic talent, we should increase our contact with books. A book is a collection of intellectual and artistic products, a collection of the knowledge of one or several people. We should truly appreciate the opportunity to use the intellectual products by different people and this is what books can give us. Therefore, books are a valuable phenomenon and a precious entity. This has always been the case and the future will be no different. Therefore, it is necessary to pay serious attention to books, particularly to reading books.
Ayatollah Khamenei, 07/20/2011


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CTE artist YG recently made his way over to Hot 97 for an appearance on Funkmaster Flex's show where he proceeded to spit some bars off the top for the listeners.
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DJ Mustard produces "Wasted" a new offering from 03 Greedo featuring YG. Stream the single below.
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Rich The Kid and YG team up on a new track titled "Mo Paper." Expect a visual for the track to release soon.
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Supporting his STAY DANGEROUS album, YG releases a visual for "Bulletproof" featuring Jay 305. The clip disses 6ix9ine with a lookalike dressed up as…
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Fresh off the releases of ASTROWORLD and STAY DANGEROUS, Travis Scott and YG connect on DJ Mustard's new single "DANGEROUS WORLD." Stream the track…
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2 Chainz teams with YG and Offset in their new visual for "Proud". The record appears on his recently released EP The Play Don't…
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After dropping his Mumble Rap project last October, XO artist Belly releases a new single. The DJ Mustard-produced record is titled "4 Days" and…
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YG looks real dangerous in the new music video for his "Suu Whoop" single. The Def Jam artist's track will appear on the forthcoming…
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Dele Alli has not travelled with the rest of the Tottenham squad to Bulgaria for the club's Europa League tie against Lokomotiv Plovdiv.
Jose Mourinho's side have been forced to go through qualifying rounds to reach the group stages of the competition off the back of Arsenal's FA Cup victory in August. Their first clash is away at the Lokomotiv Stadium Plovdiv in the second qualifying round.It was mentioned by the Spurs manager that he would leave eight first team players behind in north London for the tie, one of whom has been confirmed to be Alli by the Telegraph.
"I leave eight at home because in this moment our squad is big," the Portuguese boss said. "So to take 18, I have to leave eight players at home with one of my assistants to work."
Alli's omission conveniently comes at a time when his future at the Lilywhites has been thrown into doubt.
Spurs are working hard to conclude a deal that would see Gareth Bale return to the club from Real Madrid, in a deal that could either materialise as a loan deal or permanent switch. A deal for left-back Sergio Reguilon is also near completion.
It's been mentioned that Alli's name was included in discussions with Los Blancos to secure either player, although his name is now being linked across Europe given his potential availability. One such club is Inter, who signed Christian Eriksen from the club in the most recent winter window. Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain have also had their names mentioned.
Whether any deal would be a loan or a permanent move would depend on finances. However, Mourinho's decision to haul Alli off at half time of their 1-0 loss to Everton sparked discussion that the 57-year-old has grown impatient with the forward. Mourinho insited post-match that he made the substitution 'for the team'.
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