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Nothing refreshes like a weekend getaway, and with the season's first chills settling in, Florida beckons.
Florida's outdoors are warm and welcoming, and there are so many things to do and see in this state that you'll never have time to worry about what's happening back home. That's why it's called a getaway.
If you're bringing the kids on your quickie trip, the best place to go is Orlando, where the theme parks will bedazzle them - though there are plenty of adult pursuits there to keep parents busy as well.
If you're just a couple taking a break from Long Island, then South Beach and Key West are especially exciting places to visit.
Here's a quick outline of possibilities for short getaways to those three Florida cities.
(All prices and terms of packages are subject to availability and may change without notice.)


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Museum Of Trendy Art (MoMA) Tickets
Based in 1929, The Museum of Fashionable Art (MoMA) in midtown Manhattan was the primary museum dedicated to the trendy era. Challenging the notion that artwork must realistically depict the world, some artists experimented with the expressive use of colour , non-traditional materials , and new techniques and mediums One of these was photography, whose invention within the 1830s launched a new technique for depicting and reinterpreting the world.
Additionally early in the 19th century, the Romantics began to current the panorama not essentially because it objectively existed, but rather as they saw and felt it. The landscapes painted by Caspar David Friedrich and J.M.W. Turner are dramatic representations that capture the sensation of the sublime that struck the artist upon viewing that particular scene in nature.
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Other famous modern painters include Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Mary Cassatt, Gustave Caillebotte, Georges Seurat, Paul Gauguin, Vincent Van Gogh, Robert Delaunay, Salvador Dali, Paul Klee, Georgia 'Keeffe, Diego Rivera, Willem de Kooning, and Mark Rothko.
Courbet and realism: This painting by Alphonse Legros reflects the influence of Gustave Courbet who, in the mid-nineteenth century, challenged convention by rejecting the historic and mythological topics that had dominated artwork for centuries.
Famous trendy abstract paintings embody Wassily Kandinsky's Composition VII" (1913), Joan Miro's The Start of the World" (1925), Jackson Pollock's Quantity 1A, 1948" (1948), and Piet Mondrian's sequence of mostly white, black, red, blue, and yellow grids.
The exhibition is generously supported by The Ladies's Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Artwork, Bruce and Robbi Toll, the Nationwide Endowment for the Arts, The Annenberg Basis Fund for Major Exhibitions, Sotheby's, Mitchell L. and Hilarie L. Morgan, and an anonymous donor, and by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
Because of the enthusiasm of generous sponsors and partners, two new spaces have been created in lower than five years' time: the Musée Magritte Museum and the Musée Fin-de-Siècle Museum The third space, the new Museum of Fashionable and Up to date Art with artworks from 1914 onwards, is at present presented by repeatedly renewed picks of works and a contemporary art in situ route, in anticipation of the transfer to a brand new location which can allow it to develop to its full potential.
In this seminal work of contemporary art, Monet's unfastened handling of paint and his deal with gentle and atmosphere within the panorama scene are all key traits of Impressionism, which is extensively thought of the first fully modern motion.…

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Back to Crail once again for the SXOC skid day
Back to Crail once again for the SXOC skid day
The last SXOC Drift Day of 2010 and a rather wet and cold one at that!
You may remember this particular PS13 from last year when i did a night time shoot of it, well since then it had some engine issues but after being rebuilt its back to slide its way around the Scottish countryside.
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And Kei Chan will depart from Aberdeen on the 29th Dec!! So as promised the full goodbye shoot.
From the man himself …………..
As you can see by the pics.. She is sooooo dirty! This was the idea, it show's the 'used' look representing the time iv owned her, This car; despite her "Glamour" shots and features in magazines.. was used daily.. an all weather interceptor! Sitting as low as you could go.. showing a new path for the 'low riders' that you CAN drive a car every single day of the year only being an Inch off the deck.
Point.. Game.. Set.. I'll let the photo's do the talking.
So.. There we have it, This chapter is almost at an end.. and what a hell of a ride its been. Japan is only 18 days away, Its not decided 100% if i'll return this time round, All I know is, my days there are being booked up fast.. What with the Tokyo Auto Salon covering possibly now 3 days, A Daikoku Futo Meet organised by Dino and the guys on the GTR. A few trips up to Ebisu to see Andy and get some drifting lessons from D1 Stars Team Orange…
So there we have it, a car which has hopefully changed a few peoples mind in Aberdeen and if not, it fairly shook up the place haha!


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Groundbreaking research being pursued at the Baskin School of Engineering at UC Santa Cruz will be showcased at the school's Research Review Day on Thursday, October 22. The event will include faculty research presentations and graduate student posters, providing a broad overview of exciting research in areas such as bioengineering, nanotechnology, software service engineering, cyber-infrastructure, biostatistics, and systems design.
The keynote speaker at the event will be Mark Pinto, chief technology officer, senior vice president, and general manager of energy and environment solutions at Applied Materials. Pinto's talk, "Nanomanufacturing Technology for Energy Applications," begins at 9:30 a.m. in the Engineering 2 Simularium (Room 180). He will discuss opportunities for new solutions in the field of clean energy, based on a combination of materials innovation and highly productive processing platforms.
"Today, society is faced with great challenges requiring innovative solutions," said Arthur Ramirez, dean of the Baskin School of Engineering. "Energy, health care, business, and security are all areas for which our faculty are pursuing innovative solutions. Research in the school is also informed through close interactions with industrial partners in Silicon Valley, as well as through technology needs articulated at local, state, and national levels."
Faculty will present research in the Baskin School of Engineering's six core focus areas: cyber-infrastructure, systems design, bio-info-nano-technology, mathematical and statistical modeling, software and service engineering, and bioengineering. Scheduled talks include "Challenges in Building Long-term Archival Storage from Smart Bricks"; "Nanoscale Optofluidics for Bioparticle Analysis and Manipulation"; "Statistical Issues in the Detection and Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases"; "Medical Robotics--Bioports to the Human Body"; and "Tools for Reliable Software."
These presentations will highlight some of the wide-ranging research projects now under way as the school's researchers and faculty work to develop technology for a changing world. Attendees will also have opportunities to meet the school's top graduate students and discuss their groundbreaking work.
Additional information about Research Review Day, including a detailed program with a complete list of presenters and topics, is available online.


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Fanis Kollias: I believe that creativity should not be confined only in its home boundaries
A driven and restless person, Fanis Kollias is a young entrepreneur who inspires with his work ethic. When we first met a year ago, he had just launched his new project Solomon, a digital magazine where people from different backgrounds living in Athens, present an alternative perspective of the local society through stories and experiences. The team of seven editors aimed to create a community, where social integration wouldn't be hard to be achieved.
A year and a half later, Solomon's community has grown and Kollias now leads a team of 25 people from around the world. In the following interview, Kollias talks about his professional journey, the making of Solomon and social entrepreneurship in Greece.
You are a student at the Business Administration Department of the Athens University of Economics and Business, but chose to follow creative professions like communication, advertising and journalism. What made you switch a career orientation?
Fanis Kollias: When I moved to Athens from my hometown Tripoli to study Business Administration, I remember listening to a lot of music. I had just began guitar lessons, wrote song lyrics and did shows on web radios. Later on, I got a job at the Nueva Trova music venue in downtown Athens as an event manager, meeting artists while continuing my studies. My main responsibilities as a manager were to book live shows, arrange and promote them. My work experience so far has been related to the focus of my studies, so I didn't really follow a different career path.
What was your first job in the media and how did you benefit from this experience?
F. K: I had reached a point in my career in which I was working six unpaid jobs at the same time, from writing for web outlets to being a copywriter at an advertising company. Copywriting was something I really liked but I had to continue with my studies. While in my senior year at the university, I became interested in startups and even though I had ideas to create a business, it never happened. In startups you can try something as many times as you want. In other jobs, I didn't have the chance to experiment, there were specific tasks Ι had to follow for which I sometimes couldn't agree. However, I was always expressing my opinion and thoughts on a project, it's just not the same experience when you have your own venture and failure is an important step to keep you going. I tried to build startups and failed up until my enrollment in Ms Olivia Kyriakidou's social entrepreneurship classes at the Athens University of Economics and Business. I then received a scholarship for the Social Entrepreneurship diploma and got hired to work at Greenpeace, becoming more involved in NGOs, various organizations and initiatives. It was then when «Solomon» was born.
What was Solomon's initial goal? Do you believe you have achieved it, in a year and a half after it was launched?
F. K: To tell you the truth, there were no goals when Solomon started. The reason I didn't have a specific goal was because Solomon was part of a project at the social entrepreneurship diploma, I had to form and bring an idea to life. I was an active member at the Refugee Welcome Greece program at that time, focusing on the refugee crisis. I combined my skills and interests and submitted informally my idea. I was lucky to have my professors and fellow students' support on this journey. In December 2015, Solomon obtained its first team. Unfortunately, I realized I had the worst idea because I was actually marginalizing people. Fortunately, the idea in its initial form was not realized and Solomon was redirected.
What have been the biggest challenges in the making of such a project?
F. K: Well, honestly from a practical point of view it was the capital controls, as we were not able to open bank accounts. At early times when occupied with startups, there was financial hindrance. There were no money to begin, so I said to myself "why do I even try?" At the end, I established Solomon anyway. I quit my job at Greenpeace and used part of my last salary payment to immediately proceed, since I already had a debt without a safe job.
How do you foresee the future of social entrepreneurship in Greece?
F. K: To be honest, although my studies focused on social entrepreneurship, I still do not understand the distinction. Does that mean that the social entrepreneurship's role is to save the world whereas that of conventional entrepreneurship is to ruin it? The name of the game is to have an entrepreneurship, call it honest if you may, but at the end of the day regardless of being social or conventional, your actions end up in society. What I see is that now more and more are turning to social entrepreneurship. Once, the trend was for startups and everyone wanted to produce applications. Nowadays, I see many thinking of developing an organization, a social initiative. This does not immediately imply an NGO but even a startup aiming at profit, while exerting social impact at the same time.
Are you planning to go abroad with or without the Solomon project?
F. K: This is something I've been thinking since Solomon's day one. Although so far I had no economic returns from Solomon, I was able to take many trips around the world through the project. I had not traveled abroad before Solomon and I found myself in some kind of a shock, realizing the way other organizations were operating there and their challenges. I was always coming back thinking what would have happened if I were to establish Solomon in Germany, for example. I believe things would have progressed much better because difficulties there, are very different. On the other hand, you can't be sure unless you have lived and witnessed everyday's reality there. Anyhow, I'm gaining confidence Solomon will open its wings and I will exploit new opportunities. I believe that once creativity should not be confined only in its home boundaries. Things are evolving so fast, it would not be wise on my side to consider establishing something in your "neighborhood" and leave it there.
What should we expect from Solomon and yourself in the next two-three years?
F.K : In fact, my plans coincide with those of Solomon at present. Parents, friends and relatives keep telling me that having fulfilled my hobby, it's time to concentrate on my studies, graduate and have a "serious" job. I try to explain to them that I'm already working. Solomon is my job and not just a hobby and this is the message I wish to spread, Solomon is an enterprise. My main concern is how to make Solomon economically viable, so that people contributing to it should be paid. For the time being we are 25 contributors from 11 different countries, who focus on the achievement of something financially rewarding, since it already is at a social level.
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These regulations are not intended to be a complex rulebook, but a necessary complement to the Residence Contract, which we invite all guests to read.
- VEGETATION : It is forbidden to tamper with the vegetation in any way, by hanging hammocks, clothes lines, electric cables or affixing other objects of any kind. Staff members are authorised to remove any such items hanging from trees immediately and without notice. We advise guests to bring clothes racks, or stakes from which to hang lines and other objects. If vegetation is cut or removed, unless paid back for damages and other by law, the person responsible will be removed from the campsite.
- MANTENANCE OF THE PLOT: The occupier must keep the area clean and tidy, may not dig ditches and where this is necessary due to exceptional and compelling reasons of weather, must immediately restore the land to its original condition after the event.
- WASTEWATER AND WASHING WATER: For obvious ecological reasons, it is forbidden to empty waste water, water with detergent or water from washing (even partial) of vehicles.
- DISPOSAL: It is strictly forbidden to dispose of wastewater of any type or from any source outside of the appropriate places located inside the premises that are duly marked (compulsory for the discharge of sewage from caravans and camper vans) and/or outside the toilets.
- WASTE SEPARATION: Bags for all types of waste may be purchased at the supermarket. After use, guests must close bags carefully to prevent spillage of material and place them at the roadside in front of their plot not after 6pm. An electric vehicle will ensure collection between 4pm and 6.15pm.
- SOUND SYSTEMS: The use of musical instruments, radios, televisions, computers and magnetic or digital music players is allowed exclusively during permitted hours and only at low volumes or using headphones to prevent disturbance to other guests. The display of radio or TV aerials of any kind is also prohibited.
- QUIET TIMES: Quiet times are from midnight to 7am and from 1pm-4pm. During such times it is forbidden to put up or take down tents, to talk loudly, to drive cars or camper vans, behave in any loud way, this being equally valid for adults and children. The use of playgrounds for children is however permitted. Areas involved in entertainment may observe different times from those above for events in the interest of guests, without the need to apply for permission.
- FIRE: It is forbidden to light fires or coal or wood stoves on the pitch or on the beach. Violation of this rule is a felony. The use of the campsite's special brick grills is permitted on days without wind and in the manner set out herein, with particular reference to never leave a fire unattended, prohibiting the use of flammable liquids, paper, pine cones and dry branches for fire, in other words items that produce a flame which is not constant and which may emit sparks. The use of gas stoves is permitted on the pitch as long as they are positioned no less than a metre away from vegetation. It is forbidden to tamper with or use inappropriately specific firefighting equipment such as shovels, hoses and fire extinguishers. Please ensure matches and cigarettes are fully extinguished after use. Breach of these rules, constitutes in all cases a serious risk to persons and property, as well as of law, and will lead to removal from the campsite.
- WATER: Water supplied is drinkable in accordance with existing laws. A greater civil awareness is requested in avoiding the waste or improper use of water and in leaving taps running.
- ELECTRICITY: Usually 220 volts, 3 Amps. In order to prevent accidents and fires, it is prohibited to lay cables across through roads or affix cables to vegetation. Staff are explicitly authorised by the person signing the residence contract to remove immediately and without notice such cables laid not in accordance with that specified or those which do not possess connectors or plugs conforming to EEC regulations.
- CAR, MOTORBIKE AND OTHER VEHICLES CIRCULATION: Car traffic is limited to the unloading and loading of items on arrival and departure, which must not exceed two hours. Such operations are however prohibited during quiet times. Electric vehicles may not circulate in the place of bicycles. Camper vans, which are admitted as they are equipped with fire extinguishers, are subject to restrictions on movement for the discharge of toilet chemicals, and also in terms of departures from and returns to the premises from external excursions (between the hours of 12.45pm and 10pm). The speed limit for all vehicles, whether bicycle, car or camper van, is 4 km per hour (equivalent to a walking pace). The premises manager reserves the right to remove bicycles from minors travelling faster than walking pace, and return the bicycle to the adult in charge of the minor. Bicycles must not access the playground areas. Service transport may circulate freely at any time of day or night. There is no access to the premises for motorcycles and/or scooters, unless the engine is switched off.
- PARKING: There is a large car park at the campsite which is manned but not guarded, at the free disposal of guests.
- PETS: Please refer to the special Cats and Dogs Regulations that must be signed by animal owners.
- CLOTHING: It is forbidden to walk around topless at the campsite; it is also forbidden for children to enter shops naked.
- BATHING AND NAVIGATION: The laws in force are applicable for navigation and anchoring within 200 metres from the shore and for the use of the beach.
- PLAYGROUNDS: Playgrounds are reserved for children under the age of 12. Access is only allowed to adults accompanied by children; due to weight limits, persons over 12 should not use the facilities. There is no access by bicycle. The breach of these rules will lead to the removal of the person in question from the playground.
- ENTRY: during the times shown, subject to the registration of all persons entering; any subsequent change must follow the same procedure. The campsite acknowledges that it will lease the chosen pitch to guests for the preferred times as a result of booking or from the entrance papers for the charges set out.Keys for mobile homes, equipped caravans and bungalows will be available at 5pm. Guests are provided with a special identification bracelet on check-in that they are obliged to wear for identification purposes.
- DAYTIME GUESTS: are admitted during office hours at the appropriate rate and after an identity document has been provided.
- VISITS TO THE CAMPSITE: subject to providing an identity document and together with our staff, unless otherwise authorised by Reception.
- CHOICE OF PLOT: subject to guided visit by our staff, or as indicated by Reception.
- LOCATION OF PLOTS: clearly marked by signs of various colours.
- OCCUPANCY OF PLOT: guests are required to occupy their chosen plot; permission from Reception is required to change the location by means of a new registration.
- LENGTH OF STAY AND CAMPING AREAS: non-bookable for stays of less than six days; a specific area of the campsite is reserved.
- ADMITTANCE: children are only admitted in the presence of an adult who is responsible for their care. Bookings, including those made on arrival at the campsite, constitute an open contract between the parties. Management reserves the right not to accept persons who have previously breached the contract to stay at the premises or contracts from previous years and/or those who have violated the rules of law with particular reference to those concerning hotels and shops. In the period between 01.07 and 31.08 any change increasing the number of residents in a plot must be requested in advance at the Reception and subsequently approved in writing. Any removal from the premises should occur within six hours of notification by Management and does not release all those excluded from paying the amount due for the stay and other expenses incurred.
- DEPARTURES: departures must occur by noon for caravans or tents; and by 10am for bungalows and mobile homes. After this time an extra day will be charged for.
- EXTENSION OF STAY: any extension can only be reserved by Reception, with modification of the residence card.
- PAYMENT: during the opening hours of the Till and upon check-in, or at the beginning of your stay; we accept payment by cash, debit cards, Visa or MasterCard credit cards. It is obligatory to show the payment receipt to control staff at the exit. At their discretion, Management reserves the right to request a non-interest bearing deposit of €150.00 to cover any contractual breaches and damages compensation. Claims are only accepted at the moment of payment at the Till.
- CAMPSITE RESPONSIBILITIESThe premises accepts no responsibility for the purposes of the stay and/or damages in the event of temporary loss of electricity, water or technical failures of facilities; likewise it is not responsible for the theft of items or money occurring on the premises and in its pertinences and is liable within the limits of insurance for any money deposited. The premises is not liable for accidents caused by natural elements such as wind, rain and the like, of falling branches or pine cones or other vegetation whether or not in conjunction with the weather, the presence of any kind of wild animal at the campsite, or animals that are normally present in a Mediterranean forest and forming part thereof; it is not liable for accidents caused by guests or their equipment or moving vehicles.
- Management will provide three free biodegradable bags a day to dog owners for collecting excrement and one litter bag every three days.
- Cats and dogs must be vaccinated and have appropriate medical records to be submitted to Management on check-in.
- Dogs must be kept on a lead outside your rental property and/or pitch, and in the case of aggressive dogs must also be muzzled. Cats should be kept in kennels.
- Dogs must be accompanied to the appropriate area within Tiliguerta or outside the premises for their needs which must be immediately removed with a bag and scoop. Cats may use a litter tray which must be disposed of in the provided area.
- Animals may be taken inside public places, except for the supermarket, where entrance is strictly forbidden to animals.
- No animals are allowed inside the toilet facilities. It is strictly forbidden to shower dogs inside the toilets or at the showers located near the beach.
- Owners of dogs and cats must take precautions to ensure that their pet does not enter the pitch or accommodation of others.
- Noisy dogs that growl or bark will not be admitted to the campsite.
- Owners of dogs and cats are also responsible for any damage caused by their pets to things or people.
- Animals are allowed in limited numbers, i.e. maximum 1 pet per unit.
- Animals must not be left alone inside the accommodation.
- If you wish to bring your pet, you must inform us at the time of booking.
- Admittance of animals must be authorised by Management.
- Breeds of dogs and animals deemed dangerous or reported as such by the competent authorities may be removed from the Camping Village at the discretion of Management.
- Management reserves the right to remove without notice any person failing to comply with the Regulations for Cats and Dogs.


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The best-known hiking trails are New Zealand's Great Walks. Administered by the Department of Conservation, these popular trails are maintained to a high standard.
Bookings are required during the summertime peak season for the Milford, Routeburn and Kepler Tracks, and year-round for the Lake Waikaremoana, Heaphy and Abel Tasman Coastal Tracks. Bookings open on 1 July each year [you can email firstname.lastname@example.com with your enquiry] and all walkers must purchase a Great Walk Pass or Great Walk tickets in order to use hut and campsite facilities along the trail.
Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk Discover the remote and wild beauty of Te Urewera National Park on a three- to four-day walk through dense rainforest along the shores of Lake Waikaremoana.
Tongariro Northern Circuit This remarkable trail passes through an unforgettable range of stunning otherwordly volcanic landscapes as it winds around Mount Ngauruhoe in the Ruapehu region.
Whanganui Journey Travelled by canoe rather than by foot, the Whanganui Journey is included with the Great Walks due to its significance as a national treasure. Visitors are able to rent a canoe and set out on an independent, multi-day river adventure.
Abel Tasman Coast Track Perhaps the gentlest of the Great Walks, and one of the most popular, this 51-kilometre coastal track combines an intriguing blend of native coastal forest and sandy beaches.
Heaphy Track This hugely popular track passes through a diverse range of landscapes in Kahurangi National Park, from alpine tussock meadows to West Coast rainforest.
Routeburn Track This popular track links Mount Aspiring and Fiordland National Parks, passing waterfalls, pristine native forest and lakes along the 32-kilometre journey.
Milford Track New Zealand's most widely-known walk is located in Fiordland National Park, where forested valleys abound. Walk independently or join a guided walking group.
Kepler Track Located in Fiordland National Park, this 60-kilometre track offers a varied landscape of forest, alpine areas and a glacial valley, and can be walked in three or four days.
Rakiura Track Located on Stewart Island, in New Zealand's newest national park, this 32-kilometre coastal track can be walked all year round in just three days.


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Are you looking for a good quality lighting fixtures that is eco-friendly, multifunctional and sustainable? Look no further as Landlite Philippines Corporation (LPC), a leading distributor of lighting fixtures and solutions in the country disclosed the key lighting design trends to look forward to this 2019 as it gathered members of the media, industry partners, and their top clients at the sleek LuxDecor showroom in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
During the event, LPC also presented its new brand ambassador top host and celebrity Marc Nelson who will appear in the company's marketing campaigns and share news about LPC products and industry insights.
Below are the key lighting trends for 2019:
✔ Eco-lighting
As the world becomes more conscious about the environment particularly in the reduction of waste and the promotion of recycling, lighting products are also responding to this call.
The Hook portable eco-lamp for one, designed by OiKo Design Office for Faro Barcelona, has been optimized for all stages of their life cycle, reducing the environmental impact between 30 percent and 70 percent. Free of harmful PVC, a harmful material present in most wires and plugs, the housings of The Hook portable eco-lamp are also made entirely of recycled plastic.
✔ Human-centric
Another lighting trend that is fast gaining traction is human-centric design. Proponents of this movement say that CCT shifting, which refers to the correlated color temperature of LED bulbs, can help regulate circadian rhythms, moods, visual acuity and one's performance.
Towards this end, Bohman&Folenius created the Inviting Light for home lighting, whose main characteristic is how the light moves to accompany you according to your different needs and moods. The head of the lamp adjusts both in its horizontal and vertical axis, while regulating light intensity, changes in color temperature, and also has a dimmable feature.
Its various versions—table, wall or clip—allow for multiple locations, such as shelving units, headboards, study and work desks, as well as in the kitchen.
✔ Multi-functional
Consumers of today now also seek out lighting solutions that can replace multiple pieces of equipment, in their desire for value for money as well as space-saving needs especially for those who reside in condominium units.
Thus, the stylish NIKO by Nahtrang—a homage to scientist and inventor Nikolai Tesla—was borne, which is actually two objects in one: a lamp and mobile charger, with a surface on which we can charge our smartphone without cables getting in the way. With its Nordic design with dual functionality, NIKO is perfect for illuminating bedrooms and living rooms, and is a good choice for hotels.
✔ Mobility
Another interesting trend coming to the fore is mobility in lighting products, which is a response to those who are more outdoorsy in nature. The Take-Away lamp designed by Nahtrang addresses this need, taking inspiration from lanterns coupled with the versatility of Japanese ceramic bowls: small, light, cable-free, and nomadic—allowing it to be placed anywhere.
|Landlite Lighting Designs and Trends for 2019
|Landlite Lighting Designs and Trends for 2019
|Landlite Lighting Designs and Trends for 2019
Landlite took the opportunity as well to present its other range of lighting solutions: the Le Vita by Nahtrang, delicate and simple in design; the MOY by Nahtrang, a modern round light that provides a uniform illumination ideal for living rooms or busy areas; the Cometa which allows for uniform and high-quality illumination with anti-glare technology; and designer lamps inspired by different world cultures such as the Akane by Pepe Llaudet and the Aladino.
Landlite Lighting Solutions summed up in 3 words: Professionalism. Honesty. Passion
#FARO is from Barcelona. They have more than 600 products and all are based on design. . . See this "1968" LED Table Lamp beside me? "inspired by an everyday object from the 60's and highly decorative piece. It is both a decorative object and a luminaire." - Jordi Busquets . .oh, btw the lamp is a quality product out of recycled materials. Landlite Lighting Solutions summed up in 3 words: Professionalism. Honesty. Passion. 👍👍👍 #MarcNelsonxLandlite #LandliteLightingSolutions #designerlights #lifestyle #BKSMoms #BKSMomsPH #MITMevents2019 #mommyblogger #mommybloggerph #lifestyleblogger
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Art Notes
Every painting is a story, and it gets bigger when you bring your story to it. So, I hesitate to share my humble intentions of my work (though its something constantly asked). Just because I painted them doesn't mean I get to set the meaning. Mine is just one story. Hold on to yours…or better yet, share it!


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Other things to know
Orientation is an important and exciting opportunity to connect with new students, learn more about the Bachelor of Biomedicine and find out about all the events and activities on campus.
Orientation will start with a welcome from the Head of School and a BBQ hosted by the Biomedicine Students' Society on Tuesday 23 February. You'll then attend sessions to get to know more about the majors and breadth options available in the Bachelor of Biomedicine, look into planning your future and explore all the wonderful opportunities available through the University. You'll also get access to assistance with planning your study and completing your enrolment, and you'll connect with the University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) to discover all the student clubs and activities available on campus throughout the year.
For more information, go to the Orientation website.
The Biomedicine Student Society (BSS) will be an integral part of your time as Bachelor of Biomedicine student. They provide advocacy and academic support across your degree, as well as a number of social activities throughout the year. Their first event of the year is the Biomed Camp which is open to all new first-year students.
There are a range of other MDHS-affiliated student groups you might be interested in getting to know, including the Interprofessional Education and Practice Health Students Network (IPEP HSN) and the Outlook Rural Health Club.
The University of Melbourne Student Union also maintains an extensive list of affiliated student clubs and societies that can be explored on their website.
It's never too early to start thinking about future study, and with such a broad range of health-related careers available to you at the conclusion of your undergraduate degree it's important to have a plan in place when selecting your subjects.
To explore the graduate study options available in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, visit our MDHS Study website, where you will also find a 'Make and Enquiry' button at the bottom of each page if you have further questions.
Alternatively, contact the Health Hub by phone on (03) 8344 5890 or in person on Level 1, Brownless Biomedical Library.


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A guide to refinancing student loans
Student loan debt in America stands at about $1.5 trillion as of June 2018, according to Forbes, among approximately 44 million individual borrowers. Rather than staring shocked at those numbers, those with such debts must choose the optimal repayment path for their situation.
"Refinancing is the most likely method of bringing down monthly student loan payments."
For many, refinancing is the best choice. (Consolidation, the other common option, is only available for monies borrowed from the Department of Education, which isn't true of refinancing.) If your installments are too big a burden, refinancing may ease up your finances - provided you follow certain careful practices.
Getting the refi ball rolling
Student Loan Hero recommended determining your specific reason for refinancing before contacting any lenders. Do you hope to lower your interest rate, reduce monthly payments or cut down your loan's term to pay it off faster?
Depending on how you refinance, you can accomplish at least two of those three priorities, though probably not all. For example, a lower interest rate over a shorter term raises monthly payments but saves thousands in interest. By contrast, a longer term cuts down each installment and likely still comes with a reduced rate, but you won't save as much overall. Choose carefully, as the decision will have ripple effects throughout your life.
Crunching interest-rate numbers
In most circumstances, you'll lower your existing rate by refinancing, according to a separate Forbes piece. Doing so is in your new lender's best interest. How much it falls depends on your credit. With a good score, your rate may drop to 2 percent or less. Average or middling scores might only get you from 6 to 12 percent down to 4.
Using both methods
It's possible to consolidate all your federal loans and refinance the private ones. Most in-debt students have both. If you choose federal consolidation, remember that the interest won't drop: It becomes the weighted average of your present interest rates rounded up by 0.125 percent. Monthly payments may still drop, however, because you can elongate consolidated loan terms to a maximum of 30 years.


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Summer 2017 has brought back "80's glam" fashion, giving 2017 a fresher and edgier beat. This season is all about endogenous and badass metallics combined with splashes of pink and frilly feminine pieces. The runway presented a lot to be considered, but below are some of our favorites yet.
The biggest trend that has carried on from last season is denim – jackets, jeans, skirts, shorts, all with fraying and ripped details especially on the bottom hem of the jeans. Even though skinny jeans will always be flattering, now it's all about straight, wide legged and even flared jeans. I don't think it's going to stop here though, expect to see denims in summer colours, with slits, a high-low detail or a loose and tight effect. If there ever was a time to experiment with denim – it's now!
Another popular trend at the moment are statement sleeves, these are mostly oversized– wide or slim fit, flute shaped or even a kimono style shirt would do the trick. Shirts, t-shirts and even trousers are incorporating this ultra feminine and voluminous detail. These pieces can dress up an outfit instantly and bring an innocent and girly vibe to your look.
It's been a while, but fishnets are back in full force, and are being welcomed in any form – socks, stocking, ripped stocking (phew!). The major plus with this trend is that though they belong to the stocking family, you can rock them in a humid city like Mumbai. Layer your fishnets under a pair of ripped trousers, or with a pair or sneakers. If you really want your fishnets to stand out, get your hands on a coloured pair.
You may not own polka dots, but stripes are definitely one of the most common of fashion accents and we are so happy to see them back. They are the ultimate casual but put-together fashion statement and have been worn in multiple ways this season. My personal favorite are the traditional Banker stripes, (the blue and white stripped shirts all men have) so if you're in a DIY mood, borrow your dads shirt, put a corset over it, add a neutral pair of sliders plus accessories and, voila!
While we're on the subject of prints, gingham is another choice this season, and perfect for our Mumbai summer. If there's one thing we all need in our wardrobe, on trend or not, it's more cottons. Gingham is a lightweight cotton fabric, usually with a checkered print (bold colours over a white background).
Another blast from the past: embroidered patchwork is everywhere and now we can finally wear our beloved emojis. The best part about this trend is how you can customize it. I feel as though patchwork has always been about buying your own patches and having them stitched on to your clothing for a more personalized look.
Slogan tees carrying meaningful messages like, "peace, love and happiness" or "feminism" and alike or, ones expressing our love for food, add a lighthearted and youthful energy to this season. Everyone has something to say, so pick out a few slogans you'd like to wear this year.
Accordion pleats or plisse, are a classic option, however expect this pleat to be incorporated into more that just a midi skirt. As is, these pleats are sophisticated and feminine, but paired with a baggy t-shirt or shirt could give you a grungy look.
In between an item of clothing and an accessory, waist corset belts are a good way to spice up a simple tee. If you don't have a waist clincher, achieve a similar look by wearing a tube top/corset over your t-shirt; it may take a couple of attempts to get the look right, but the pay off is worth it.
Summer means open toe/ open back shoes, and the footwear stealing the spotlight this year are 'mules'. Sliders have been in for a while now, so is this the peak? Who is to tell? Besides, this look is a good staple to have this summer, as they can be worn both casually and formally – which we always love.


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"The Journal for Occupied Studies is an independent contribution to the global Occupy movement, one which springs from the New School for Social Research in New York City but which fills its pages not only with student and faculty perspectives on Occupy Wall Street but with contributions from diverse individuals outside that university and indeed outside the USA."
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Before there was the cancer of Occupy, there were the German Autonomen, street-fighting anarchists who battled riot police through the 80s. A new translation of Fire and Flames, a history of the struggle, shines a light on this proto-Black Bloc.
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Long before the Occupy movement, there was the Spanish movimiento okupa
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Whether Facebook or Zuccotti Park, the owners of privately owned public spaces can change the terms, and the public has no choice but to adapt.
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SodaStream, the largest brand of in-home seltzer and soda makers, is made in Israel. The Jewish Week reports that Soda-Club, the parent company of SodaStream, "employs 450 people in its factory in Maale Adumim, including Israelis, recent immigrants from the Soviet Union, Ethiopians, Palestinians, Israeli Arabs, 18 Bedouins, and even 40 Darfur refugees."
The SodaStream machines are gaining in popularity due to the economical sense (cheaper to make soda than to buy it), health benefits (add fresh fruit juice instead of corn syrup), and ecological mindedness (no more disposable plastic bottles). And it looks so fun!
You can watch this SodaStream silly demo video on how it works. There are several models to choose from. The "Penguin" shown above (which would look totally cute sitting on your counter) is available as a starter kit which includes the machine, 2 carbonators, 2 glass carafes, and flavor variety pack (OU Kosher!) for $199.


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|Trail Length: 5.0 miles
|Type of trail: Loop
|County: Cobb County, GA
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As you reach the top, the reason for climbing the mountain becomes apparent. The sweeping, 360 degree view is stunning. From the top of Kennesaw Mountain the trail begins with a difficult descent into a the gap between Big Kennesaw and Little Kennesaw, crossing Mountain Road at a wide point in the road with a couple of parking places and an interpretive marker. After crossing the road, the trek becomes somewhat easier, at least until you gain the top of Little Kennesaw. Scenic views abound and the diverse hardwood forest makes this spectacular during the fall. From Little Kennesaw the path descends into what is best described as a gorge, separating the mountain from Pigeon Hill.
This steep, rocky descent can be difficult. The path has been repeatedly reworked in an effort to improve it. Over the past few years the National Park Service has added steps, ropes and railings where possible. Recently, the switchbacked drop to Pigeon Mountain has been completely redone, replaced by a straight-line trail that still drops quickly but is somewhat easier than the old switchback. At the end of the descent, turn right and continue to Pigeon Hil.
Named for the extinct passenger pigeon that blackened the spring and fall skies before the 20th century, Pigeon Hill was a stop in the species migration to the upper midwest. While the main thrust of the Union attack on June 27, 1864 was in the area of Cheatham Hill, it was at Pigeon Hill that a secondary attack occurred during The Battle of Kennesaw Mountain. Use of metal detectors is banned, it is not difficult to find a minnie-ball in this area if you know what to look for (they look like rocks now).
All along this path entrenchments and earthworks are clearly visible. At the top of Pigeon Hill entrenchments can be spotted below the top on the west side of the hill. After the top of the hill a sign shows a picture taken of the area in October, 1864, shortly after the battle. A rock, visible in the picture, still sits as it was photographed 125 years earlier. Off in the distance both Pine Mountain and Lost Mountain are visible (Lost Mountain is the further, taller of the two).
As the treadway descends across rock, watch for a brown sign on the left. This marks the loop back to the start of the footpath. Access to the return path from Burnt Hickory Road is possible, but not recommended because many people drive well above the speed limit here.
As you reach the bottom of the mountain, turn left on the level gravel roadbed, which returns to the Visitors Center. Walking along the road a wooden fence has been built to delineate park property from private property adjoining the park. Along this fence a kind-hearted neighbor of Kennesaw Mountain Park has left a bucket of water for hikers with dogs. We always stop and use this, as we always hike the trail with our pets.
The gravel roadbed continues to the visible remains of the old Civilian Conservation Corps camp. Young men from this camp were responsible for many of the early improvements to the park and found the grave of the Unknown Soldier at Cheatham Hill Loop. A few feet past the clearing that held the camp is the remains of the headquarters building. The road begins to rise and the trail makes a marked right turn, reentering the woods, then coming out into the full sun of an open field. The footpath skirts the field on the left, next to the woods, coming out on the left side of Mountain Road near the visitors center.
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Nick Harris of Orion Watches is not afraid to go his own way. Modifying Seikos whetted his appetite for horology, inspiring him to launch the Orion Project and to attend watchmaking school. Still a student, he has created the second Orion watch, the refined and decidedly upmarket Calamity. He sent me his blue prototype for review.
Now about that name... Most diving watches are named for seafarers (Submariner), heroic exploits (Sharkhunter), or even the briny depths themselves (Fifty Fathoms), but I am hard pressed to think of one named for disaster. Some would say it tempts fate to wear such a watch. I disagree. Like Nick, I scoff at superstition, but nonetheless, it takes a confident man to market a product called "Calamity." I mean, there is a certain amount of self-deprecation in the name "The Time Bum" but it's not like I called my blog "The Unreadable." Lucky for Nick, the Calamity is anything but. Having worn the watch for a few days now, I can tell you that it is well thought, cleverly designed, and really a delight to wear.
I am always pleased to see a new watch in 40mm or smaller size. I have nothing against big, chunky divers, and I own several myself, but I am not a big guy, so anything over 42mm is oversized on my 6.5" wrist. As a result, my smaller watches tend to get more wrist time. Measuring 40mm wide and 48mm long, the Calamity is mid-sized by today's standards. It has just the right footprint to sit neatly within the confines of my 6.5" wrist, but better still, Nick has made this watch remarkably thin, a mere 10.5mm thick, or 11.3mm if you measure from the exhibition window to the top of its doubled domed, anti-reflective coated sapphire crystal. Couple those dimensions with a gently curved caseback, turned down lugs, and top quality finishing that leaves no unpleasantly sharp edges, and you have one sleek, comfortable watch.
A thin case is a fairly easy trick with most quartz units, but mechanical movements tend to be thicker. Dive watches are typically on the fat side as well, partially for macho aesthetics but also because achieving a deep depth rating requires robust gaskets, and they have to go somewhere. It is possible to make a 200m diver that is less than 12mm thick, but it is not easy. NTH pulled it off in their Subs line using a 3.9mm thick Miyota 9015. Orion went with the even slimmer 3.6mm ETA 2892. A contemporary of the more common 2824, this 21 jewel, 28.8k bph movement features a 42-hour power reserve and Incabloc shock protection. In Elabore grade, it is regulated to within +/- 4 seconds per day.
While it worked on the original Orion 1, I was worried that the telltale oversized crown and pouty guards would be wildly out of place on the svelte Calamity. I was wrong. Nick managed to make it work. The knurled and signed crown is certainly noticeable, but still nicely integrated into the overall case design. Its broad, but not outrageously tall, and its polished head coordinates well with the elegant polished chamfers on the upper and lower edges that run the length of the case, bisecting the otherwise brushed surfaces, and making the slim profile appear even skinnier. I'm certain it will be a polarizing feature, but I appreciate its character.
Prototypes come to me in various stares of completion. Most are properly sorted and 99% representative of what will be in production. Often, they have all the right appearances but some of the functions are rough. This one is ready for primetime in every regard but the caseback (will be polished), movement decoration (will have Geneva stripes), and most notably, the bezel insert. Color, material, and layout are all there, but the insert's execution is still in the draft phase, so excuse the shallow engraving and thin paint. Nick tells me both will be remedied on the finished product.
That said, I like what I see. The bezel itself tapers to a narrow edge that is knurled like that of the crown. It does not afford much surface area for your fingertips, but with a little push from the top surface, I had no trouble moving it through its smooth, 120-click rotation. The insert is matte finished ceramic in a more muted blue tone than you might expect. Like the dial, it is a stately color with a bit of grey to it. Buyers may choose black or green models as well. All the markers are filled with lume, and they even in its prototype state, they cast a strong green glow.
The dial shares a layout similar to that of the Orion 1, with large polished and lume-filled markers that are dart shaped for the primaries and rectangular for the remainder. The post hands are long and are similarly finished. A needle-like second hand provides a pop of orange that is repeated in the hash marks behind each hour marker. I particularly like the way the second hand's lume extends far past the tip, which makes it far for legible than that of many other divers.
Dial text is clean and balanced, printed in a white, serif typeface except for the orange depth rating. It seems Nick decided to poke at superstition one more time with his choice of "666ft" instead of the more common 200m. (Hey, it worked for Bulova.) The blue Calamity has a handsome face. My favorite touches? The orange drop-shadow under the white bezel triangle The Orion spinning stars logo at the top is attractive, although more than one person mistook it for Omega's.
The Calamity's 20mm brushed stainless steel bracelet fits snugly against the case with solid end links and terminates in a signed, push-button, flip-lock clasp. It seems Nick and I are nearly the same size so just a little fiddling at the micro adjustments provided a proper fit. Of course, there will be ample screwed links on hand for buyers with bigger wrists. I found the watch to be a joy to wear. It accompanied me to the office for several days then remained in service through the weekend as a sporty tool watch.
I think the Orion Calamity is a clear winner in all aspects save one, the price. The watch will retail for $1,495. Now, that is in no way out of line for a 200m watch with an ETA 2892, but it is quite a jump from the $450 Orion 1. Many microbrand buyers tend to be on the thrifty side and may balk at that figure. Those who are willing to take the plunge will be rewarded with a charming, top quality timepiece with a high-grade movement and a healthy dose of that distinctive Orion flair.
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The race has not even begun. But Katerina Novotna cannot help but feel as though she is already stuck behind the pack.
During her practice session at the Pacific Coliseum yesterday, the Czech-born short track speedskater shared the same ice with the Canadians. While they had 10 skaters training together, she circled around the oval alone. Afterwards, the Canadians sought treatment from an athletic therapist, conferred with a mental performance coach and were given detailed instructions on what they could or could not eat by a nutritionist.
But Novotna, who is here with a coach who does everything from run the speedskating federation to occasionally sharpen skates, was very much left to her own devices.
"It's harder for the rest of us when we're alone and they have everything," said the 25-year-old. "We don't have the staff like the others. It's very challenging."
Hungary's Rozsa Darazs, meanwhile, believes that top-ranked countries have been receiving more practice time at the competition venue than less-competitive nations.
"This is the first time we've trained here since before the last competition," Darazs said of Pacific Coliseum. "If we had an Olympic champion, we would get more time on the ice."
Vanoc, which said that every athlete gets the same amount of ice time, disagreed that special treatment exists. But when skaters line up for the men's 1,000 metres and the women's 1,500 metres, there is no doubt who the favourites will be.
For the past 18 years — when short track speedskating was officially recognized as an Olympic sport — Canada, China, Korea and the U.S. have dominated the sport by combining to win 81 of a possible 96 medals. While that trend does appears to be continuing at these Games — the Big Four have claimed all but one of the six medals handed out so far — there are small signs of hope.
On Wednesday, Italy's Arianna Fontana finished third in the women's 500 metres. Novotna had finished in 12th. But as she watched her rival receive the bronze medal a day later, she felt a strong sense a pride.
"I am happy she saved Europe," Novotna said of Fontana. "She showed the world. It's always Asians and Americans. Europe does not have lots of medals."
There are several reasons why Europe has managed just seven Olympic medals in the last 18 years. Part of it has to do with a lack of funding. Another part is a lack of full-time training facilities. But the biggest reason might be a general lack of depth.
Novotna is one of six skaters who is the only skater representing her country. At home, she is forced to practice with the men's junior team. But here at the Olympics, she must train alone in a physical sport where you race in packs.
"To do well in this sport, you have to be instinctive," said Netherlands coach John Monroe, who grew up in Quesnel, B.C. "You have to see the hole before it's even there. And if you're training by yourself, it's not going to work."
Sébastien Cros understands this dilemma better than most. Before he was hired to coach the Canadian women's team, he was a member of the French National Team. If it were up to him, he would set up a European training centre where the best skaters in the continent could skate together and get better as a group.
"You might have one good skater from France, another from Germany and another from Italy. But they don't train together," said Cros. "If you made a European team, that would be a good team. But they train alone and don't get better."
Some countries, at least, seem interested in trying to close the gap.
The Netherlands, frustrated with watching their top-rated youngsters hit a wall in their development, recently built a full-time training centre to properly grow their talent. The Germans hired former Canadian Olympic medalist Eric Bedard to coach the national team. And at least three other European countries — Kazakstan, Poland and Russia — also swallowed their pride by bringing in Chinese coaches to revamp their skating programs.
These developments will probably not matter when Canada's Charles Hamelin, China's Wang Meng or America's Anton Apolo Ohno step up to the starting line tonight. Nor might it matter in another four years. But, as Italy's Fontana showed earlier this week, the old world could be slowly coming to an end.
"The scary thing for the four powers is that on a given day they can skate as hard as they want, but there's going to be a European team behind them," said Monroe. "The gap has not close completely, but they're in their sights."
Or, as the Czech Republic's Novotna puts it, "the torch is going."


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The Varaflame is a classic, first appearing in the 50s and one of the first gas and variable flame lighters. It's sleek modernist looks made it an essential accessory of the day for movie stars, celebrities and magazine shoots – and it's still eye-catching in today's less smoker-friendly climate.
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Wildwood's vibrant bar scene features top notch live entertainment by local musicians from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm on either Friday or Saturday night each weekend. It's a great way to cap off a special night after a relaxing Wildwood dinner. Or just a late night stop for a date or to hook up with friends and neighbors.
Our featured artists cover a pretty wide range of musical genre – from jazz to pop rock. Requests are generally welcome.
Check the calendar posts below for our live entertainment schedule and more information about our musicians.
Live Entertainment – Gregory Hyde
June 22, 2013 8:30 pm - 11:30 pmPosted May 31st, 2012 by Admin
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October 22, 2011 8:30 pm - 11:30 pmPosted October 15th, 2011 by Patrick
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Posted March 3rd, 2011 by Patrick
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June 18, 2011 8:30 pm - 11:30 pmPosted September 30th, 2010 by Patrick
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Belgium is home to a long brewing tradition, some of the world's best beers and several unique styles — from sour lambics and dry saisons, to malty Flanders brown ales and heavy Trappists. A number of American brewers have taken to crafting their own versions of many traditional Belgian styles, one of the most popular being witbier, or white beer.
Witbier is a style dating from the Middle Ages, but it had virtually died out in Belgium before being revived in the 1960s. Brewed with unmalted wheat and usually flavored with fruit (traditionally orange peel) and spices, such as coriander, it is unfiltered, giving the beer a very cloudy — or white — appearance from the yeast floating in it. Witbier is often highly carbonated. Despite the cloudy look, witbiers are not heavy, and have a moderate ABV, usually around 5 percent.
The best known, and best selling, white ale in the United States is Blue Moon's Belgian White. Found almost everywhere. Even if you've never tried a Blue Moon, you've probably seen someone drinking it at your favorite watering hole, served as hazy beer with an orange slice garnishing the top of the glass, which has become a sort of trademark with Blue Moon, a practice that borrows from the accessorizing of witbier in Belgium with a lemon. A subsidiary of Coors Brewing Co., Blue Moon's flagship ale was first developed in the microbrewery at Denver's Coors' Field. Its light, citrusy flavor (it has much more orange taste to it than most white ales), was a hit at the Rockies' baseball games and the brand took off.
While Blue Moon produces the most ubiquitous white beer in the U.S., many small craft brewers, and some large beer makers as well, have developed their own take on the Belgian standard. Shock Top, an Anheuser-Busch brand, puts out a version of a Belgian white ale that has more spice flavor and less orange taste than does Blue Moon's style, but otherwise is pretty similar. It is available in bottles throughout our area.
Harpoon Brewing, one of the oldest and largest independent craft breweries in the U.S., puts out an excellent white ale. Located in Boston and Vermont, only Harpoon's flagship IPA is widely available in the Mobile area, but I have found its UFO White in the single-bottle section at a couple of grocery stores. It is light, with just hints of orange, not an overpowering fruit taste like the Blue Moon. Birmingham's Avondale Brewing Co. also puts out a witbier, Mill City White, which is also defiantly worth a try if you can find it.
Finally, the last witbier I sampled was one I have recently seen all over our area — in bars and stores, on tap and in bottles — but had never even heard of until a couple of months ago. Einstök's white ale is brewed in Akureyri, Iceland (Iceland!), 60 miles south of the Arctic Circle. Never having tried an Icelandic brew before, I was intrigued, and found it very different from the other white ales I tried — lighter in color, not as cloudy, almost like a pilsner, but with some nice hints of fruit and spices. It was excellent.
So, as the weather heats up, consider trying a light witbier this summer. Skál!
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Maria Ruark has a diverse debtor-creditor practice and represents parties in interest in bankruptcy cases of all sizes from large Chapter 11 cases to small business Chapter 11 cases to consumer cases.
In business bankruptcy cases, Maria represents or has represented the following types of parties in interest:
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- Creditors' committees, equity holders' committees and reclamation claimants' committees;
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- General unsecured creditors including suppliers of goods and services, contract parties, utilities, franchisors, judgment creditors and landlords;
- Bankruptcy trustees;
- Liquidating and disbursing agents;
- Purchasers of assets from bankruptcy estates; and
- Non-debtor co-obligors on debt.
In consumer bankruptcy cases, Maria represents or has represented the following types of parties in interest:
- Secured creditors including lenders and judgment lienholders;
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- Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees; and
- Chapter 11 bankruptcy trustees.
In addition, Maria has served as a Chapter 11 examiner and a mediator.
Maria also has extensive experience on both the front end of transactions - negotiating and documenting multifaceted financial and business relationships - and on the back end of transactions - litigating breach of contract, fraudulent transfer, successor liability, directors and officers liability, conversion, Chapter 11 business bankruptcy and other complex debtor-creditor disputes.
Maria's practical legal strategies enable her to resolve or, when necessary, litigate complex and delicate disputes efficiently and effectively. Maria has a sharp understanding of the operational and management aspects of a business. She works collaboratively with her clients to develop the appropriate course of action and employs her problem solving and strategic thinking skills to strive to achieve the best possible results for her clients. Maria has appeared in state and federal courts throughout the United States.
Prior to private practice, Maria completed a two-year clerkship with the Honorable James F. Schneider of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland and a one-year clerkship with the Honorable Susan M. Marzetta of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City.
In addition to her state bar admissions, she is admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, the United States District Court for the District of Maryland and the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
Maria is passionate about mentoring young women, pro bono service, community service, diversity and inclusion initiatives and the betterment of the legal profession.
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To compete you need a systemic approach in managing the flow of information, materials and processes, taking into account the complexity given by the intervention of numerous suppliers and subcontractors and the presence of multiple factories. Through the synchronization of all the nodes that make up the supply chain are obtained concrete positive results.
Our long experience in this area allows us to help companies develop the skills necessary to achieve this competitive advantage.


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New article shows that CIR can boost voters' sense of political efficacy
Katherine R. Knobloch has been studying the CIR since her doctoral dissertation, and she's the lead author of the latest article on the CIR. Using two different large datasets, the new article in Political Studies shows that voter awareness and use of the CIR has distinct effects on their civic attitudes. Here's the full abstract: Deliberative processes can alter participants' attitudes and behavior, but deliberative minipublics...Read More


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Tax Relief: Class 3, Supportive Housing
Class 3, Supportive Housing provides property tax relief for non-profit societies who provide supportive housing in B.C. Properties designated under the supportive housing property class are assessed at $2 resulting in property taxes being reduced to a nominal amount.
The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing works in consultation with BC Assessment to identify supportive housing properties eligible to be designated by Cabinet. To be designated, BC Housing and the Health Authorities submit lists of the proposed supportive housing properties that meet the eligibility criteria.
For the purpose of Class 3, Supportive Housing means housing that integrates long-term housing units for persons who were previously homeless or persons who are at risk of homelessness, who may also:
- have mental illness;
- have, or be recovering from, drug or alcohol addictions;or
- experience other barriers to housing,
with on-site support services that are available to residents of the housing project.
To be considered for designation into Class 3, properties must:
- provide supportive housing, as described above; and
- be funded by the provincial government or a regional health board for the purpose of supportive housing.
The Policy Statement on Class 3 Supportive Housing provides a more complete administrative definition of eligible supportive housing. The Policy Statement also outlines the additional criteria for eligibility as well as the annual timeline.
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The content on this website is periodically reviewed and updated by the Province of British Columbia as per the date noted on each page: February 19, 2018.


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We have six teams bringing both a men's and women's side playing in the Affilaites tournamnet for 2015. With five teams from N.Z we also are excited to announce Hong Kong will be joining the mix.
Hawke's Bay will be bringing both a men and women's team for 2015. The men were the champions of the Dave Craven Cup for 2014 so will be looking to hold their title.
Hong Kong are new to the Festival of Hockey and we are very excited to have them joining the mix. They will bring strong competition to the tournament with a men's and women's side who will be lead by Tina Bell-Kake who is an ex Black Stick.
The N.Z Indians will be back in 2015 bringing both a men's and women's side. The men finished 4th last year with the women finishing 6th.
The N.Z Maori men were runners up of the Dave Craven Trophy for 2014 and will be looking to go one better in 2015. The women will also be back after winning the 2014 Margaret Hiha Trophy.
After the National tournament a National Senior X1 team for the men and women is selected and have the opportunity to be play in the Affiliates tournament. With a range of players from all around the N.Z they will bring strong competition.
N.Z Universities join the Affiliates tournament for the first time in 2015 with a men's and women's side.


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On Wednesday, October 8, 2008, the Very Rev. Archpriest Basil Slimak, 73, fell asleep in the Lord after a battle with colon cancer.
Fr. Basil was born on Feb. 27, 1935, in Highland Park, MI, and grew up in the Detroit, MI, area. After graduating from the Detroit Institute of Technology and attending the Detroit College of Law, he went to St. Vladimir's Seminary. He earned a Bachelor of Divinity degree in 1964. That year, he was also ordained to the diaconate in March and the priesthood in May. In 1973, Fr. Basil received a Master of Divinity degree from Ashland Theological Seminary. He also held a bachelor's degree in business administration.
Fr. Basil served several parishes in Ohio, including St. Michael Orthodox Church in Robins, St. Peter and Paul Orthodox in Lore City, Elevation of the Cross Orthodox Church in Belle Valley, and Holy Assumption Orthodox Church in Canton. Fr. Basil also served St. John Orthodox Church in Canonsburg, PA. Additionally, he ministered to the faithful at the former Cambridge State Hospital, Ohio University, the University of Ohio and Muskingum College. While serving as rector of St. Michael Church, the parish constructed Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church in Byesville, OH.
While at Holy Assumption Church, Fr. Basil served as a social worker and was then appointed as the State of Ohio's first Eastern Orthodox Chaplain. In 1972, he began ministering to the mentally ill at Massillon State Hospital, where he built an Eastern Orthodox Chapel. Fr. Basil retired from Massillon State Hospital in 1996 and was most recently attached to St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Mogadore, OH.
Fr. Basil was predeceased by his wife of 46 years, Matushka Patricia Slimak, on Aug. 9, 2008, his sister, Sharon Dudaryk and his parents Nettie and Marion (Mike) Slimak.
He is survived by children, Deacon Samuel and wife Bonnie Slimak and Julie Diamond, all of Canton, OH, and Nadine Slimak and husband Kevin Lollar of Pine Island, FL. He is also survived by four granddaughters, two nieces and a nephew.
The funeral service for a priest was celebrated for Fr. Basil on the evening of Monday, October 13, 2008, at St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Mogadore, OH. The Divine Liturgy was celebrated at St. Nicholas Church on the morning of Tuesday, October 14, followed by interment at St. Nicholas Cemetery in Green, OH.
May Fr. Basil's Memory be eternal!


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There are so many things that I am thankful about my life in the past year. 2013 went by so fast in a dash and to be honest it is impossible not to get myself caught being overwhelmed. The last year has been very challenging at the same time very rewarding, it was the year of adapting to my new country and coping with it (even though I seem to be sitting pretty, trust me it wasn't that easy.) It was the year of transition for me, all great things and bad. I believe it was like a free ticket to an exciting roller coaster ride. It was the year of growing from my roots, cultivating it, and nourishing it. It was a tough challenge, and an inspiring one.
2013 was also all about learning a lot of good and essential things, realising what matters most in life and to myself and focusing on it, learning how to not solve the unresolvable, and learning that controlling things you can't control shall never be mistaken with just taking control. Lénaïc and I worked a lot together and can't be more thankful to have such rare opportunity. We also drove a lot of times all across France, and seen all the beautiful places to be, we also visited Switzerland.
My life has changed a lot over the past year, what started out as a brassy and challenging year turned out to be the one bringing doors to open for more visions, opportunities, realisations, and dreams. I don't know how to thank enough, but I count them constantly.
And the most beautiful part of these good and bad, ups and downs, roadtrips and travels, is having Lénaïc by my side, all along, loving me everyday.
I will work hard, and want to work harder, list the places we've never been before and conquer it, dream new dreams, and achieve my dreams even the seemingly impossible one. Build up a presence and have an amazing roster of clients. My mind is constantly working and I am just never content, yet always happy and always holding a pinch of positivity in my heart.
Here's a little toast for my silver year! For more of living life fuller with good health, lots of wonderments, adventures, and success.
All photos were taken in the beautiful snowy Megeve (my first winter birthday). Taken by Lénaïc and me.


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The business is doing well currently but the main challenge is the stock that Alice has in the business. The demand has been growing and given the loan she will be able to buy more stock to satsfy the demand. It will increase revenue and push her closer to her dream of starting to import her products.
Alice the proprietor of Zebulun Auto-Parts started her business in December 2006 and she has been running it to date. She sells motor vehicle spare parts in wholesale and retail. Some of the products sold includes; sport lights, ball joints, diesel pumps, water pumps, heaters, nuts belts etc.
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Monday, April 27, 2009
Come see our show! Thoroughly Modern Millie opened last weekend, and we have shows every night (except Wednesdays and Sundays) until May 9th. Its super fun! More pictures to come...
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Monday, April 20, 2009
http://viscog.beckman.illinois.edu/flashmovie/15.php It's interesting that in this video, that no matter how hard you concentrate, you just can't count all the passes. You're supposed to count all of the passes between the kids in white shirts. I got 14, but apparently there are 15. I just keep missing one pass. Take a look at the video, and tell me if you can see all of them.
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Saturday, April 18, 2009
The Drinking Fountain Date
This was the "Drinking Fountain Date" last night, where we ganged up with some of Camille's cousins to find the best drinking fountain on campus. We split up to cover a couple buildings each, and scored every fountain appropriately by taste, temperature, fountain height, stream thickness, accessibility, button pushability, and appearance. Then we got back together, reported on our findings, and as a group went to the very bests and very worsts. And the winner is....
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
A Pair of Shades
We're big fans of www.slickdeals.net. They put up random deals and coupons daily, and they end up being pretty good bargains. One day, they had this deal, 10 pairs of nice designer sunglasses for $10, so we got 20 :) and now we're all set for our cruise, and no stress if we lose a pair! "I'm gonna soak up the sun..." And here's a shrine to our shades. Pretty happy about it.
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Jason the Web Master
Jason made a website for a class Final! Its pretty awesome: http://millarfamily.uuuq.com/
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Monday, April 13, 2009
A couple weeks ago, I chaperoned our FCCLA (Family, Career, Community Leaders of America) troop up to the State Conference for 3 days. The 16 teenagers, Miss Reid, and I stayed at a hotel, had pool parties, pizza night, etc.
So in FCCLA, the students can participate in "star events" where they come up with a project, make a poster and give a 10-min. presentation to several judges. These are two of my students, Kassidy & Josh, who did so great, they get to go to NATIONALS in Nashville!! That is, if I can help them raise the $3,000. Any ideas?
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Sunday, April 12, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Bowls for Humanity
Another fun date lately:
We went to "Bowls for Humanity"
at the Covey Center downtown Provo.
$5=a student-made pottery bowl + soup and rolls + entertainment + giving to charity!
They're now our favorite ice cream bowls :)
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
We had twins!! Just kidding, Kati did. That makes us an aunt and uncle times 7!! Cute Avery & cute David.
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