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Many health aware families are making the swap to buying organic meals for numerous reasons. The most important side of well being starts from the substances and produce we bring to our kitchen and then comes the cooking part. Instead of providing you with a meals regime to observe blindly she educates you on why she is doing that and what results it should have on your physique. This can lead to well being problems particularly when these amino acids, which might be transformed to amino acids that act as counter to glutamate, can't be transformed as such by the liver.
Store the sauce – dressing in a small bottle in a dark , cool place and share this dressing recipe with your pals. This is the most recent checklist of foods to avoid with the best amounts of pesticide residue. It's all about steadiness, an excessive amount of fat and sugar is certainly going to make you placed on weight (as well as cause other health points), not enough fats and sugar could make you tired and make you drop extra pounds too quick. The State Health Plan's wellness initiative mandated by the legislature and largely enacted through employers, is wellness care " and healthy lifestyle interventions, fairly than caring for sick people.
Nearly everyone can profit from rising their magnesium consumption (more on magnesium health benefits later). Sharon has written this guide to empower others to create wholesome meals in an economical method. Carrots – Orange foods like carrots have been proven in studies to be highly effective in defending the physique from heart problems. While we are speaking about oil, try not to have any meals that has been fried or deep fried.
It is wonderful how a lot junk meals there is out there when people in elements of the world are starving. The preservatives which can be added to most meals comparable to canned meals causes the shoppers to gain undesirable weight. Healthy nutritious food in appropriate portions, together with long walks, workout routines or Yoga results in sound health. I am really joyful to see a variety of my favorite vegatables and fruits in your detrimental energy food list. Lol, maybe I'm a bit confused, but what does automobile health should do with this lens.
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The Challenge
ynet News (ranked among the top 1,000 websites worldwide) is Israel's most popular, authoritative daily source for breaking news, sports, current events, fashion, entertainment and more.
With a highly engaged, dedicated and returning user base that is sensitive to any variations in the monetization experience, ynet realized that a dynamic ad layout strategy was necessary in order to meet their viewability, scale and UX targets.
The objective was to adapt and match the ad inventory to specific users and audience groups alike, while ensuring revenue is maximized per page without compromising user experience or risking viewability.
The Solution
This challenge was the basis for cooperation between Browsi and ynet, both on the mobile web version of the site and mobile app. The plan of action was to begin by creating a maximum of one placement per page and then scale up from there.
Browsi's Inventory Server (IS) was integrated on the page level within hours and was up and running on the mobile website and app by the end of that day. As ynet's mobile app article pages are webview based (browser), integrating IS was simply a matter of adding a new ad unit to the page.
The Result
By utilizing IS, ynet was able to scale their inventory not only on their mobile web pages, but also on their mobile app pages. Concerns over a decrease in engagement due to user backlash with the new monetization experience have proven to be unfounded with Browsi's real-time engagement tracking. Browsi's Inventory Server created and optimized all inline ad locations on each and every article, delivering a steady average viewability rate of 75% across all 3 placements, while boosting ynet's total mobile ad inventory by well over 70%.
Encouraged by these results, ynet is now using IS to automatically deploy unique ad supply strategies per traffic source (Direct, Search and Social) yielding excellent results. Building on this success, the ad sales team at Ynet now understands the true value of Browsi-driven mobile supply, and are currently exploring ways to leverage these new capabilities with direct advertisers.

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#12 Jodi! Congrats!
I love the bright green buds on the trees, fresh flowers blooming, the smell of dirt, green grass, and the warmth of the sun!! Thanks for the giveaway!
Thank you everyone for your comments! Jodi, when you get a minute, can you send me an e-mail with your address? Please send it to firstname.lastname@example.com. I'll get your goodies out to you soon!
Happy Easter everyone!


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This week's #greatbloggersbakeoff2014 features something I've wanted to try for a while – Baked Alaska. Apparently Rob and I both had a very deprived childhood, as neither of us can recall ever having even eaten this, let alone made it. Challenge set!
One thing that struck me about this week's GBBO program – unless I missed something – was that none of the contestants actually baked their Alaska, they just blow-torched the outside. Surely this is cheating?! I wanted to do things the proper way, and loosely followed this Mary Berry recipe, scaling down slightly for just the two of us.
Time and equipment not permitting, I must admit I didn't make my own ice cream. We do actually own an ice-cream-making KitchenAid attachment, it was on promotion when we bought the mixer, but doesn't actually fit in our freezer, so sits in the cupboard unused!
For the sponge base, I divided the mixture into two, and added a tablespoon of strawberry puree to one half, and half a teaspoon of vanilla to the other. Alternating spoonfuls of the mixture went into the mould, finished with a quick swirl from a cocktail stick – to give a marbled strawberry cake.
Once this was cool, it was simply a case of stacking up the strawberries and ice-cream…
…and covering in meringue.
Simple, right? With my oven heating up itself and apparently the entire kitchen at the same time, I began to realise how the GBBO bakers had got so fraught in the tent. Trying to construct a dessert is one thing, doing it neatly quite another, and whilst the whole thing is melting at the same time – it's really rather easy to have a complete meltdown!
Luckily everything just about held together. I'd originally planned to pipe some swirls, but lo and behold had run out piping bags, so food colouring and a paintbrush it was.
A quick 10 minutes in the oven and it certainly was looking good from the outside. A perfectly crisp meringue shell, and no tell-tale signs of ice-cream puddling out.
The moment of truth…
And inside, well not bad at all I'd say! The ice cream only really started melting once it was cut and the layers looked pretty good for a first effort. A point to note that taking photos whilst making this rather technical bake is an added challenge – so sorry they're not amazing!
The taste was pretty good too – a great contrast between the crisp outer meringue, squishy inner, cold ice cream, and of course cake to finish. I'd definitely like to try it again.
Check out Jenny's blog to see how the other bakers fared with their desserts this week.


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With California's vote counted, Kennedy declared victory in the Democratic presidential primary just after midnight on June 5, 1968. Paul Shrade, a friend and labor chairman of the campaign, was standing near Kennedy during the victory speech, and he was with Kennedy as they walked into the hotel pantry where Kennedy was shot.
As Kennedy lay gravely wounded, he reportedly asked about his friend Paul, who was one of five others who were wounded that night.
Today, Shrade carries on Kennedy's legacy. He is a driving force to transform the 23-acre Ambassador Hotel site into the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools, a complex of six schools educating neighborhood students from kindergarten through high school who no longer need to be bused to far away schools.
The Shrade High School library is a recreation of the old ballroom, a fitting tribute to the building project Shrade started 25 years ago.
Shrade is also deeply involved in supporting the contention the R.F.K. assassination was a conspiracy.
"The evidence now is so strong that we can say that Sirhan couldn't and didn't shoot Robert Kennedy," he said.
But on anniversary days like this, Shrade focuses on how the lives of nearly 4,000 students are made better by attending the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools close to their homes.
"I'll think about the school as a way that we've expressed our admiration for Robert Kennedy and doing things about education," Shrade said.


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Integrated Manufacture of Exoskeletons and Sensing Structures for Folded Millirobots
Our prior work has shown that the Smart Composite Microstructures (SCM) process can be applied to produce folded millirobots that do not compromise on performance. The next frontier of this research is to bring these robots outside, into unknown and hazardous environments where needs for protection and sensing will be determined by task. To make this translation we present rapid, and low-cost manufacturing methods for more robust SCM structures, protective exoskeletons that aid locomotion, anisotropic claws that double traction, integrated tactile sensing arrays, and print-in-place strain gauges. These new structures protect SCM millirobots and add to their capabilities in ways that broaden their applicability to real-world situations.


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It can be hard to find thoughtful and affordable gifts for the men in your life. But don't stress! This gift guide gives you lots of great ideas. You're one click of the mouse away from finding the perfect gift!
1 Camera Strap made of Horween Leather , chestnut , personalized
Does your guy love his camera? Then he needs this personalized, leather camera strap. It's handmade by Horween Leather Company, one of the oldest continuously running tanneries in the United States. A truly elegant and sophisticated gift he'll treasure forever. – $39
2 Tabasco – Spicy Dark Chocolate Wedges – Round Tin – 50g
Does your guy like a food with a spicy kick? The he'll LOVE velvety smooth dark chocolate with a little Tabasco "kick" in every wedge. When you give it to him, tell him you think he's hot. Packaged in a keepsake round tin, it's also available in a three pack, so you can have some, too. *wink* – $7
3 Corkcicle Whiskey Wedge – (Double Old Fashioned Glass + Silicone Ice Form)
Is your guy a sophisticated sipper? He'll love this artful way to enjoy his favorite spirits. Get him this double old-fashioned whiskey glass with a silicone ice form for freezing a perfect wedge of ice in the glass. This melts much slower than smaller traditional ice cubes and doesn't water down his drink. This is the right way to enjoy good spirits. Perfect for enthusiasts of whisky, scotch, tequila, rum, bourbon, or vodka. – $22
4 Large 20 oz Sriracha Hot Sauce Red And Green Ceramic Mug
Sriracha is the hottest condiment around! By hot, I mean most popular. Does your guy put sriracha on everything? Now he can keep it spicy in the AM because mornings are hard and 20 ounces of coffee starts the day off right! This is a Huy Fong Foods Approved Licensed Product. – $12.99
5 Burt's Bees Men's Gift Set, 5 Products in Giftable Tin
Every guy deserves great skin. Get him well supplied with natural skin care products for men including Shave Cream, Aftershave, Body Wash, Hand Salve and Lip Balm Beeswax. Packed in an attractive gift tin, the collection includes everything he needs to keep looking clean and smelling fresh. – $25.00
6 Estarer Computer Messenger Bags Water Resistant Crossbody Bag 15.6 Inch Briefcase
Help him schlep his stuff with style with this perfect man-bag! This durable canvas and leather bag is made to last. With large, deep pockets, long padded shoulder strap, lined interior it opens up really wide and holds a ton. The area for his laptop has extra thick padding to protect it. This will be appreciated by any guy. – $41.99
7 The Walking Dead Inspired Charm Necklace with 24″ Chain
A must-have for Walking Dead fans! A unisex 24 inch necklace with charms that include a lantern, binoculars, hatchet, pistol, sheriff's hat and Darryl's crossbow. A great conversation starter and at under $10 this is a bargain. – $7.99
8 Dolida Bluetooth Music Headband,Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headphones Headset Sport Headband Running Yoga Headband Black
What do you give an active guy who loves his Bluetooth earphones? This soft and comfortable Bluetooth music headband. Easy to use, wireless, washable, perfect for activities like working out, doing yoga, running, or jogging. Or just walking around with awesome music and warm ears. It comes with a micro USB charging cable and an instruction manual. – $12.99
9 Viable Harvest – Men's Wood Watch – Wooden Bamboo Dial – Sandalwood Bezel – Genuine Leather – Gift box
Every guy needs an artistic timepiece. "That's a cool watch!" Start counting compliments because that's what everyone will say when they see this all natural sandalwood and bamboo watch with leather wristband. It goes with everything from casual wear to business attire and stands out as being unique, stunning and very masculine. Tell him you think of him all the "time". – $37.90
10 Mens Best Husband Ever Funny Wedding Marriage T shirt (Black) -M
You can't go wrong with a novelty t-shirt. These ones are great quality, affordable, and stylish. Lots of designs to choose from so there's something for everyone. I love Crazy Dog T-shirts because they're designed and printed in the USA. – $6.99 – $18.99
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DYNA M-flow - Flowmeter for bulk solids
DYNA M-flow - Flowmeter for bulk solids
- For pneumatic conveying and freefall processes
- Easy installation and start up
- Contact-less and integral measuring
- Analogue output, pulse output, RS232, RS485 and threshold alarm relay
Using state-of-the-art microwave technology the flowmeter DYNA M-flow is designed for flow measurement in metallic pipelines from a few kg/h to many t/h. The system is suitable for on-line measurement of powders, dust, pellets, and granulates.
The measurement principle of the DYNA M-flow is based on the physical Doppler-Effect, whereas the sensor generates a uniform field in the microwave frequency range inside the pipeline. These microwaves are being reflected by particles passing through the pipe. Calculation of frequency and amplitude changes allows an accurate determination of the solid's mass flow rate. Nonmoving particles like dust accumulation are excluded from calculations.


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For the past couple of years I have been one of the most vocal critics of the declining quality of Pakistani dramas magar ab it seems like perhaps, just perhaps things are changing. This third quarter of 2017 has been a crazy busy one for Pakistani drama fans. There is a whole slew of new serials, literally roz ek naya drama, and some of them actually look good.
Ab whether all these dramas stay the course and fulfill the fans' expectations is a question that can only time can answer but for now I know I am a lot more enthusiastic about the range of choices and the variety of approaches to storytelling. Do you think change is on the way?
In naye walon ke ke saath saath we have the ongoing ones, of which some have a dedicated following, others which are in the dragfest stages and those that are way past their expiry date. And then of course there are those completed serials that we all have on our watch lists.
With so many new and ongoing and older dramas that we all are watching it is well-nigh impossible for me to keep up, but fikar not…. DBuzz hai na!
Here's the newest DBuzz thread. Feel free to share your thoughts about dramas that you are watching and enjoying, or not, whatever the case may be. Or perhaps you want to know from others about a particular serial you think you would like to watch? You can also use this thread to share and discuss other desi entertainment related stuff, movies, music etc.
And speaking of music let me start off this thread with the first episode Pepsi's Battle of the Bands.
'Fess up! How many tuned in for Fawad Khan?
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Governor Rick Perry recycled his campaign stump speech and sold it as his State of the State Address to the crowd gathered at the Hyatt Regency this afternoon, as Perry bragged about the economy and railed against Washington for failing to secure the Texas-Mexico border.
"In a word, the state of Texas is strong, but we have our challenges," he said.
Mayor Tom Leppert introduced Perry before his speech, and after rehashing a joke that's made its way around various websites comparing Perry's coyote-killing incident with a hypothetical one by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Leppert praised Perry for creating a strong economy and business-friendly environment.
"There is one thing that you can't ignore: Those things don't happen by accident," Leppert said. "They are a result of good, solid leadership at the top -- visionary, determined leadership. And when you see the tremendous success and growth that our state has seen over the past 10 years, you see that this governor, who has been trusted with the job during that entire time, provide leadership and leadership that's moving our state forward."
The mayor's informal endorsement later turned official in a press conference shortly after the event.
Perry began by noting last night's victory by the Texas Rangers over the Tampa Bay Rays -- "Go Rangers" -- saying he was with former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani at an event in Dallas prior to the game. Giuliani was "talking smack" about the upcoming Rangers-Yankees series, Perry said, and the two discussed a possible wager, with Giuliani suggesting cowboy boots.
The governor then segued into his canned speech, listing the four principles that have led to Texas' success: not spending all its money (leaving cash in the rainy day fund), keeping regulations predictable, making schools more accountable and refining the legal system to cut down on "junk" lawsuits.
"Doctors spend more time in their examination rooms, less time in the courtroom," he said.
Despite controversy surrounding both the Texas Enterprise Fund and Texas Emerging Technology Fund, Perry mentioned both as reasons why jobs and capital investments been brought to the state. Several audience members were given oversized checks from the technology fund.
"That's money that could have gone somewhere else," he said. "Those are jobs that could have gone somewhere else."
While Perry did not address today's Dallas Morning News story about handing over $4.5 million from the technology fund to a campaign donor's company despite its failure to receive approval from a regional screening board, we asked Pastor Stephen Broden, who was on hand among many other politicos, for comment.
"I don't know whether that's campaign rhetoric attempting to marginalize what he's done," said Broden, a Republican running for Congress against Eddie Bernice Johnson. "I don't know if it's true. If it is true, and it's vetted and it turns out to be true, then I think he needs to be accountable. But I don't think any of those charges have been proven, and I think we need to be careful in listening to campaign rhetoric that's trying to besmirch your opponent in order to position yourself in a better light. I think we need to be careful."
Rather than "jack up taxes," Perry said when the state had a $10 billion budget deficit in 2003, he took the same approach as a small business or family around the dinner table.
"We drew a line between wants and needs, and we cut spending," Perry said, suggesting the same approach will be used to tackle what could be a $20 billion shortfall next year.
The governor said he wants to focus on science, engineering, technology and math in schools and aims to implement a policy to lock in tuition rates for college freshman for four years. When Texans are better educated, Perry said, it creates a strong economy, which he sees as a key priority.
"I put it right up there with keeping our citizens safe," he said.
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Perry also mentioned his plan to propose a law requiring students under 18 to be enrolled in school or be working toward their GED in order to receive or retain their drivers license, but Broden said his plan needs be explored.
"Some kids aren't in school for different reasons -- different economic reasons," he told Unfair Park. "Some kids drop out of school to find jobs to try to help their families, so you don't want to put a punishment on kids who are trying to do that."
Broden said Perry offered an "upbeat message" that reflected why Texas is so attractive to other states. And how does he think Perry has done as governor so far?
"I think the proof is in the pudding," he said. "Texas is doing extraordinarily well in terms of its economy. We're attracting new businesses to the state, and we've got more employment and job creating going on than any other state in America. That is reflective of leadership. That's reflective of the kind of policy that supports a business-friendly environment that promotes the economic development that we have seen."


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Sulfentrazone 4SC SELECT™ is a soil-applied selective, flowable herbicide that contains 4 pounds of active ingredient per gallon. Can be used to control sedge, broadleaf and grassy weeds in established turfgrasses (seeded, sodded or sprigged), including residential and institutional lawns, athletic fields, golf course fairways and roughs, commercial sod farms and many non-crop and industrial sites. Best control is achieved with grassy weeds when applied to grasses that are actively growing and small (pre-tiller stage). For optimum control of broadleaf weeds, applications should be made shortly after weed emergence.
- Visible results in 24-48 hours
- Controls weeds both pre- and post-emergence
- Tough on weeds, gentle on established turfgrass
- Available in 2.2 oz, 6 oz. and 64 oz. bottles
- Active Ingredient: Sulfentrazone 39.6%
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- Warm and cool season turfgrasses
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- Residential and commercial lawns
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text: The Infrastructure PushThe federal government will be investing a huge amount into infrastructure — but execution will happen at the local levelAug 26, 2016by Bev Cline Lexpert Special Edition – Infrastructure Tweet For Canadian municipalities, the federal government's "Investing in Canada" $120-billion infrastructure plan, as outlined in the March 2016 budget, is both timely and critical. Across the country, municipalities are wrestling with patching up aging infrastructure and dealing with population growth that makes new transit not a "want to have" initiative, but a "need to have" imperative. For many urban dwellers, the workday commute has become a dreaded part of their day. Mark Bain, head of the Public-Private Partnerships practice and co-head of the Infrastructure and Energy practice at Torys LLP in Toronto, says this massive transfer of money will have an enormous impact on the infrastructure in this country. "If you dedicate that much money at three targeted areas – according to the government, these being transit, green and social infrastructure – you're going to move the needle quite significantly on not only catching up in terms of renewal and refurbishment but also in moving forward with new infrastructure in those priority areas." As to how the projects might proceed, according to Bain "the federal government clearly has signalled they want to have somewhat of a hands-off approach on decisions about the necessary spending and that these are inherently local projects and local decisions should govern." Essentially, the plan calls for a two-phase approach. Bain says the government started with the idea that it wanted shovel-ready projects as opposed to billion-dollar transit projects that have very long-term planning cycles and clearly are not ready to go immediately. Hence, he says, "the first and more immediate phase of shovel-ready projects that focus more on refurbishment and repair, to expand the lifespan of municipal infrastructure such as road repairs or transit signals, to be followed by the larger shovel-worthy projects with longer planning cycles." Targeted Sectors According to a survey by Nanos Research for The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) undertaken early in 2016, and prior to the Liberal government's March 2016 Budget, "overall, Canadians believe that investments in economic, social and green infrastructure should all be priorities, support running a deficit for the infrastructure investments and support or somewhat support public-private partnerships [P3s]." "It's excellent news that the federal government is committed to long-term infrastructure and to work in a productive relationship with the provinces and municipalities; it's especially gratifying they're committed to moving the first phase out quickly to get the shovels in the ground," says Mark Romoff, President and CEO of the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships, based in Toronto. In terms of phase two of the funding, "our large urban centres are feeling the pressures of increased gridlock. It drives up costs and lowers productivity. Investments in large public transit and transportation projects will be a must for most major municipalities," says Romoff, who says P3s are already being used to build LRT lines in Ottawa, Edmonton, Vancouver and Toronto. As but one example of great need, says Romoff, "virtually every municipality has aging water and/or waste-water infrastructure. When you consider these oftentimes creaky and leaky facilities in the context that municipalities are being required to meet new regulatory standards in this area, it's clear the federal funds are most welcome." Both the $216-million Saint John Safe Clean Drinking Water Project, which is currently under construction, and the $364.7-million Regina Wastewater Treatment Plant use the P3 model, says Romoff, who is unequivocal that P3s are "just one tool in the toolkit, not a panacea." Given the sectors the federal government is targeting, Romoff says there are projects underway that could be replicated or provide ideas for similar projects in other parts of the country. For example, he says, think of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside single room occupancy (SRO) renewal project. Romoff says this was an innovative P3 solution to renovate and modernize 13 century-old buildings that might have otherwise been torn down. "Instead the province invested in a financially depressed neighbourhood and provided safe, affordable housing for 900 residents who were at risk of being homeless. The SRO initiative literally and figuratively built a community." Like a Destination Wedding Paul Harricks, a partner at Gowling WLG in Toronto, says municipalities will need to be creative in putting the funds to work. He likens the massive influx of funds from the federal government, in some ways, as "being invited to a destination wedding, but you still have to pay to get there." The analogy is apt, continues Harricks, head of the firm's Energy, Infrastructure and Mining Industry Group, because almost all of the potential infrastructure projects rely on municipalities having to come up with their own financial contribution to make these projects a reality. And the reality today is that most municipalities are in financially straitened circumstances. Consequently, "municipalities may need to look at raising capital, be it through raising taxes or selling off assets," he says. Another way for municipalities to drive down at least some of a project's cost is through bundling of projects, in effect sharing costs as diverse as design, consulting or legal fees. The challenge, of course, is that the projects need to pretty much be "cookie-cutter," says Brian Kelsall, a project finance and infrastructure partner with Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP in Toronto. "It's a good idea if you can find some commonality, for example, on schools, community centres or social housing," says Kelsall. He says this has been successfully done using the P3 model for schools in Alberta and service centres in Ontario. In Pennsylvania, 458 bridges were bundled. "But unique projects such as water/waste-water with their unique municipal requirements don't bundle easily." Funding Not Seen For a Generation On the macro level, says Kelsall, Canada is in a unique position since it's heavily infrastructure-dependent due to the size of the country, the climate and the vast amount of resources. "If you want to develop these natural assets and move goods around the country to have the economy grow you've got to build a ton of infrastructure and, moreover, it has to work in the winter. "The real issue is that this massive amount of infrastructure needs constant renewal," says Kelsall, "and it hasn't been renewed in a long time, in many cases half a century or more." Which leads to the issue of governance, in the sense of "who's going to steer the ship?" says Bain. The kinds of municipal activities that are being explored almost always include funding from more than one level of government, he says, often a combination of federal, provincial and local investment, so in terms of the governance framework both challenges and opportunities will exist. He thinks the signals are that these are going to be "locally procured in many cases, probably with some provincial assistance since many of the provinces have procurement expertise – both in conventional design/build procurement and through public-private partnerships agencies – that is well-respected, well-developed and not always found in depth at the municipal level, particularly in smaller municipalities." In Harricks's view, given that it's been a generation or two since municipalities have been the recipients of such a large amount of funds for infrastructure, many of the municipalities have not had the opportunity to develop the kind of procurement expertise that, for example, the provinces have gained over the years. Ontario and British Columbia, in particular, as well as Québec and Alberta, and more recently Saskatchewan, he says, all have dedicated infrastructure agencies or governmental departments that are largely independent from the political process, "while municipalities have never really developed this expertise." Maybe not in the past, but going forward this expertise and the learning curve that precipitates it may not be so far off. "Some of the larger municipalities I know have been talking about maybe setting up their own infrastructure agencies," says Harricks, "but, of course, you have to be a certain size municipality for that to make any sense at all." Smart Cities The ability of infrastructure to build new economies and expand Canadians' well-being is being redefined, says Romoff, as municipalities seek to turn their cities into smart cities. Looking northward, he highlights the Northwest Territories' Mackenzie Valley Fibre Link (MVFL) project, with its state-of-the-art high-speed fibre optic telecommunications links as a portent of the infrastructure waves of the future. In his opinion, this particular type of P3 project may well rival the importance of transportation infrastructure in the near future as the means of connecting communities. "Laying fibre should be part of every infrastructure project – P3 or not," he says. "High-speed connectivity should be considered a necessity in this age of remote learning, health care and commerce and is a hugely important factor in attracting top talent, a priority all communities share."Lawyer(s):Paul H. Harricks,Brian C. KelsallFirm(s):Torys LLP,Gowling WLG,Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLPPractice Area(s):Infrastructure Law


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List RulesVote up the top, most tasty Almond Milk companies.
Check out this list of the best almond milk brands, ranked from best to worst by user votes. Almond milk is a milk substitute made from ground almonds. It is typically vegan, gluten-free and soy-free, making it a popular drink for people with dietary restrictions. There are several great almond milk brands available at grocery stores. So which of these good almond milk manufacturers are the best milk substitute makers on the market? You be the judge!
Silk is one of the most popular almond milk brands. You can probably imagine the whimsical font scrawled across that blue carton upon hearing the name. They offer almond milk in a variety of flavors including original, vanilla and dark chocolate, all of which are delicious options. This top almond milk brand also produces soy milk, coconut milk and cashew milk. Blue Diamond Almond Breeze is another favorite almond milk manufacturer with consumers.
So Delicious, Pacific Organic, and Imagine Foods are other companies found on this list of top almond milk brands. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods both have their own store brands of almond milk, and additionally, you can find many other almond milk makers in their stores.Which almond milk is your favorite? Give the best brands a thumbs up and please add any we may have missed!
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Our signature all natural body spray infused with a bug repellant Essential Oil blend to keep those pesky flying friends at bay. Human and eco safe so we can all learn to get along and enjoy the great outdoors.
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Planning to take your munchkins to see the Nutcracker this year? Here are two options:
Gainesville Ballet School- two productions of A Children's Nutcracker Saturday, Dec. 10 at 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m . Both ballets will be performed at Battlefield High School in Haymarket, Va. Ticket prices start at $15. There is no additional cost for parking, and seats are assigned upon purchase. For more information, contact the studio at (703) 753-5005. Tickets are available on the studio's web site: www.gainesvilleballetschool.org .
Manassas Ballet Company- The professional dancers of MBT are accompanied by over thirty members of the Manassas Ballet Theatre Orchestra performing the classic Tchaikovsky score. December 8, 2011 @ 7:30pm, December 9, 2011 @ 7:30pm, December 10, 2011 @ 3:00pm, December 11, 2011 @ 3:00pm. 703-257-1811 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Performances take place at the Hylton Performing Arts Center.


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Skip to 0 minutes and 7 seconds So, Charlie, the SNP, the Scottish National Party, and the current governing party in Scotland, are doing very well in the polls, and expectations for them are high. What does First Minister Nicola Sturgeon need to do to deliver on those expectations? Yeah, the SNP is doing really well in the polls in Scotland at the moment, and pretty much every poll is saying that they will do better than last time. They got an absolute majority last time. The majority is likely to be bigger this time. So, in a sense, what Nicola Sturgeon has to do to secure that is probably not rock the boat too much. Go steady as she goes.
Skip to 0 minutes and 43 seconds We've seen a bit of a transformation in Scottish politics since the referendum, which has done one really, really interesting thing. What used to happen when Scottish voters were thinking about elections was that they thought differently for the Westminster context as compared to the Scottish context. That seems to have gone completely now. We saw that in the UK election last year. We see it now. There is practically no difference in the voting behaviour, what people say they would do at the polls for those two different arenas. Scotland has become a kind of single political arena really, really distinct from the Westminster arena. And that plays, of course, to the party which sees itself as the advocate of Scotland's interests.
Skip to 1 minute and 31 seconds Charlie, there's an interesting contest for who finishes second at the election. It's currently between Scottish Labour, led by Kezia Dugdale, and the Scottish Conservatives, led by Ruth Davidson. How do you see this part of the contest shaping up? The race for second place is going to be really, really interesting in the forthcoming Scottish Parliament election. Some of the polls – not all of them, by any means – have shown the Conservatives challenging Labour. Now just think of that. A few years ago, the idea of the Conservatives becoming a bigger party than the Labour Party in Scotland would have been dismissed as absolute madness. But we are really, genuinely considering whether that will happen.
Skip to 2 minutes and 14 seconds Now, I'm not so convinced that it will. I think the polling has been a bit soft on this. And if nobody's noticed, the Conservative Party at the UK level is going through a particularly difficult divided period because of those divisions around Europe. And that may well have its consequences here in Scotland. I certainly think Ruth Davidson is a bit worried that Iain Duncan Smith having a go at George Osborne for whatever reason, whether it's about the budget or whether it's about Europe, reflects badly on the Conservatives and will limit their capacity to catch up with Labour. The SNP nearly swept the board at the UK general election in May, and Labour, Scottish Labour, suffered the most from this.
Skip to 2 minutes and 59 seconds What does Labour's leader, Kezia Dugdale, need to do to rekindle her party's fortunes? Labour really, really did get a hammering in the UK election last year, keeping only one seat out of the 41 that it had had before. And it's looking at something pretty similar. It may not be that many Scottish Labour MSPs, Members of the Scottish Parliament, keep their constituency seats. Labour will be looking primarily to the list part of the electoral system to secure its place in the Scottish Parliament. What does Kezia Dugdale, the relatively new Labour leader do?
Skip to 3 minutes and 42 seconds What I suspect she will do, and probably should be doing, what she has been doing, which is trying to pinpoint areas where the SNP, the governing party under Nicola Sturgeon looks vulnerable on policy terms, where there have been controversies, where the data on performance are lagging. You can talk about education, you can talk about health. There have been controversies about the reorganisation of policing. That's where Kez Dugdale has been focusing her efforts, trying to turn this into a debate about policy. She's also been trying to turn it into a debate about the new tax powers that the Scottish Parliament will have, and positioning Labour to the left of the SNP in policy terms.
Skip to 4 minutes and 26 seconds Whether any of that is actually having any traction is unclear because the SNP still seems to be ahead on the basis that it is the best advocate for Scotland. And that seems to be what many people in Scotland want to hear at the moment. Not a detailed policy debate, but who's going to stand up for Scotland. You mentioned the difficulties the Conservative Party at the UK level are currently going through, and the Tories haven't always done very well in Scotland. What is Ruth Davidson going to be doing to try to maximise her party's chances? Well Ruth Davidson, leader of the Conservatives, does have a chance to try and edge ahead of Labour into second place.
Skip to 5 minutes and 5 seconds She's trying to do that against a backdrop from Westminster which isn't terribly helpful – a divided Conservative Party especially around the Europe issue, also about the recent budget – and she's been trying quite artfully to distance herself from the UK level party and to establish a distinctive position. So she's unambiguously pro-EU. She will vote to remain within the EU. Her party seems to be pretty much behind her in Scotland on this. Last year, she was quite critical of George Osborne's budget in the way that it affected benefits. So she's steering a little bit certainly to the left of the UK Conservative Party. That will be her task. And that is to say, we are not them.
Skip to 5 minutes and 53 seconds They may have the same name as us, but we are a distinctive Scottish variant of conservatism. Finally, Charlie, there are other parties contesting this election. The Scottish Liberal Democrats, Scottish Greens, UKIP and other parties. How can we expect them to fare? Yeah. The smaller parties in Scotland, I guess that has to include the Liberal Democrats now, having returned only five MSPs in the last Scottish election, they will be looking pretty much to try and hold onto that, and don't really have great ambitions to recover lost ground. I think they may well do. I think they're probably quite embedded in some of the constituencies, and may have some success. But they're not going to recover. They're in too weak a position.
Skip to 6 minutes and 39 seconds The Greens, that's a different matter. The Greens, like the SNP, have seen a big influx of new members since the Scottish referendum. And that does suggest a potential to grab a few list seats, and to get up above the two current representatives that they have. But I don't see it being, again, a major breakthrough, going back perhaps to 2003 when the Greens had, I think, six or seven MSPs, something in that area. UKIP, I'd be very, very surprised if UKIP managed to return an MSP in the Scottish Parliament election. Their message about European integration is one which has a particular resonance in England, and don't really have that resonance in Scotland.
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What are the parties aiming for in the Scottish Parliament elections? Anthony Salamone and Charlie Jeffery, Professor of Politics at the University of Edinburgh, discuss the possibilities.
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A review by Audit Scotland says that specialist care mainly focuses only on people with cancer, meaning that people with other conditions are commonly cared for by generalist staff.
The report also found wide inconsistencies in the availability of specialist care between regions, with the number of specialist staff per 100,000 people ranging from 4.1 in NHS Ayrshire to 11.2 in NHS Highland.
Caroline Gardner, deputy auditor general for Scotland, noted that more than 55,000 people die every year in Scotland and that palliative care should be an 'integral' part of support for patients, families and carers.
'In many areas of Scotland the voluntary sector and the health service provide excellent and much appreciated care,' she noted.
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The Los Angeles Clippers wore their warm up clothes inside out, pausing for a moment of silence before their game against the Golden State Warriors on Sunday. The fashion statement was a silent protest against a racist recording, allegedly featuring Clippers owner, Donald Sterling.
"This is not just a league of players. We are collectively one family and I'm confident that this family will speak together," said Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson.
Mayor Johnson spoke on behalf of the Clippers during a half time press conference at Oracle Arena in Oakland. Johnson said Chris Paul called him Saturrday, asking him to speak for the team going forward.
The recorded conversation, originally posted to TMZsports.com Saturday, allegedly started in response to a photo Sterling's then girlfriend, Vanessa Stiviano, posted on her Instagram account. Stiviano is photographed next to esteemed NBA alumni Magic Johnson, along with another woman.
"What we're struggling with is how do we not get too hasty and not rush to judgement, but at the same time we can't approach this with any hesitancy," said Mayor Johnson.
READ: Clippers Owner Under Fire, Mayor Johnson Leads Response
Mayor Johnsons said during an emergency meeting with the executive committee and player representatives, the parties got a chance to articulate five key objectives going forward:
- Players want to ensure Mr. Sterling does not attend any game for the Clippers or any other team for the duration of the playoffs
- Players want a full accounting of prior accusations of racism made against Mr. Sterling, and an explanation of why those accusations were never sanctioned by the NBA
- Players want to commissioner to explain the range of sanctions to be divided out if the accusations against Mr. Sterling are found to be true
- Players want assurance from the players association to be considered as full partners in the process going forward, calling this a defining moment for players and league
- Players want to make sure the commissioner carries out the process swiftly and decisively and acts unequivocally
"I thought the Clippers handled it in a very classy fashion. There have been incidents in history where athletes like Jesse Owens have had to play under difficult circumstances. So I applaud the Clippers players for showing up and showing their protest and then going ahead with the game," said Sacramento King's owner, Vivek Ranadive.
The game must go on, but that's not as easy at is sounds. Mayor Johnson called the social media spree following the leaked recording a "huge distraction" to players.
"There's absolutely no place in the NBA for ignorance, intolerance, reprehensible comments," said Mayor Johnson.
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When George Gwozdecky became the University of Denver hockey coach in 1994, he and recruiting coordinator Steve Miller began to make an annual effort to give at least one Colorado player a chance to be a fifth-line forward or a seventh or eighth defenseman as a walk-on freshman.
That's mostly decoration, given that a traditional hockey lineup includes four lines and six defensemen.
"Maybe over time these guys would develop into pretty good players for us, but it was an opportunity for the local kids to be part of our roster and hopefully inspire other kids to set their goals to be a Pioneer," Gwozdecky said.
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All seven of DU's players from Colorado previously played for the Colorado Thunderbirds from ages 12 to 18: senior Chris Knowlton (Colorado Springs), junior Nick Shore (Denver), sophomores Matt Tabrum (Colorado Springs), Daniel Doremus (Aspen), Josiah Didier (Littleton) and freshmen Quentin Shore (Denver) and Grant Arnold (Centennial).
Six of the seven have played in every game for the No. 2-ranked Pioneers (7-1), and combined they account for more than half (18) of DU's 33 goals.
"It's definitely crazy to think about and definitely pretty cool," said Nick Shore, who leads DU with 13 points and is tied with Knowlton and Doremus with a team-high five goals. "When you have this many kids from Colorado growing up in that program, they're obviously doing a lot of things right."
The Thunderbirds, named by Air Force coach Frank Serratore after the military academy's demonstration squadron — the fastest-flying, multiple-jet domonstration team in the world — are a nonprofit organization based out of Big Bear Ice Arena in Denver. They field seven teams from 11-under to 18-under, and each team plays 60 and 75 games per season, including five to nine out-of-state tournaments.
Tabrum, Knowlton and Arnold also played for one of the state's other triple-A organizations — the Pikes Peak Miners (Colorado Springs), Colorado Rampage (Monument) or Rocky Mountain RoughRiders (north Denver). Tabrum won state titles with the Rampage (2008) and Miners (2009).
Serratore, Gwozdecky's predecessor at DU, has two former Thunderbirds playing for him at Air Force and more on the way. Serratore founded the Thunderbirds in 2002 with fellow Minnesota native and Colorado Springs resident Kevin Holmstrom, and Littleton Hockey Association directors Jim Hillier and Ryan Stewart — partly to provide for Serratore's twin sons, Tom and Tim. Tom plays for the University of Minnesota and Tim for nearby Division III Augsburg College in Minneapolis.
In 2010, the Thunderbirds joined the Pittsburgh Hornets as the only team to advance all four eligible teams (U18, U16, U14, U12) to the national tournament. The next year, the U16 team that featured Quentin Shore and Didier captured Colorado's first and only Tier I national championship.
Three more former Thunderbirds — Landon Smith (Greenwood Village), Brad Hawkinson (Aurora) and Tyler Pham (Fort Collins) will join DU within the next two years, during a stretch rival Colorado College will add former T-birds Jaccob Slavin (Erie), Christian Heil (West- minster) and Gustav Olofsson (Sweden).
According to Thunderbirds director and midget-minor (16- under) coach Angelo Ricci, 29 former Thunderbirds are playing Division I hockey and more than twice that amount are playing Division III, in the college-prep United State Hockey League (junior-A) or NHL-prep Western Hockey League (major-junior).
Defenseman Seth Jones, a peewee on the Kent Murphy-coached Thunderbirds in 2006-07, could be the first pick in the 2013 NHL draft. Jones, the son of former Nuggets player and assistant coach Popeye Jones, is playing for the Western Hockey League's Portland Winterhawks, teammates with former T-bird Dominic Turgeon, son of NHL 515-goal scorer Pierre Turgeon.
Ricci, a former DU forward, enjoys placing his players with his alma mater, in what appears to be a natural fit because most metro-Denver players dream of becoming a Pioneer.
"Our first goal as a Tier I program is to properly develop our players so they have the ability to be recruited by NCAA teams," Ricci said. "If DU happens to show interest in some of our players, that is a quite an honor."
"The coaching staffs and the people are all unbelievable," Quentin Shore said. "Angelo, especially, works a ton on skill development, and he really wants to get players to the next level."
The eldest Shore brother, Drew, a former DU star who signed with the Florida Panthers last spring, never played for the Thunderbirds because they weren't around when he sought elite competition when he was 13. So he moved to Canada.
"I think it really speaks to how much Colorado hockey has grown," Nick Shore said. "At one point there really wasn't triple-A around, but now the game has grown so much kids can stay home; they don't have to move away."
Now, they have a pipeline to DU and other big opportunities throughout North America.
Mike Chambers: 303-954-1357, email@example.com or twitter.com/mchambersdp
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The University of Denver hockey team has seven players from Colorado who played youth hockey for the triple-A Colorado Thunderbirds:
F Chris Knowlton, Sr., Colorado Springs: Tied with team-leading five goals and plus-9 rating.
F Nick Shore, Jr., Denver: Top center and L.A. draft pick leads team with 13 points and 28 shots.
F Daniel Doremus, So., Aspen: Power forward has five goals, tied for team high and one more than he had last season.
F Matt Tabrum, So., Colorado Springs: With a goal and four points exceeded what he produced in 33 games as a freshman.
D Josiah Didier, So., Littleton: Prized shutdown defenseman with NHL potential. Canadians hold his rights.
F Quentin Shore, Fr., Denver: Third Shore brother has two goals and looks just as good as the first two at this stage of his career.
F Grant Arnold, Fr., Centennial: At 6-1, 215 and age 21, he's already DU's most physical role-playing forward.
F Landon Smith, Greenwood Village (2013): Has five goals just 13 games into his second season with the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (United States Hockey League).
F Brad Hawksinson, Aurora (2013): Three goals 13 games into his second season with the Lincoln Stars (USHL).
F Tyler Pham, Fort Collins (2014): Seven assists 14 games into his second season with the Indiana Ice (USHL).
F Christian Heil, Westminster (2013): Has scored 10 goals in 12 games in his second year for the USHL's Chicago Steel.
D Jaccob Slavin, Erie (2013): Played 10 games (five assists) for the Chicago Steel.
D Gustav Olofsson, Boras, Sweden (2013): First full season with the USHL's Green Bay Gamblers.
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Planet 239, in Sector 12, was the target of a unique comet. It traveled faster than any other object that had been studied by the National Galaxy Alert Program or NGAP. The NGAP, though identified as the alert program, specialized in defensive measures also. Each sector held a minimum of one defensive space station in each of the 140 galaxy sectors, within the Galactic Counsel's planetary systems.
The NGAP had to wait until the comet was at the precise intercept with a gravity belt, to direct broken pieces away from Planet 239. Throughout their historical records they calculated they had a ninety-nine percent chance of succeeding in destroying the space rock without allowing any debris through the gravity belt. It only redirected smaller comets or other space rocks, larger ones that had a higher mass would be able to penetrate it retaining a majority of its size, remaining on its original trajectory.
An old, rugged looking chair was placed in the center of an old command center. A young man sat in the chair, signifying his superiority over the others in the command center. He was the Commander of the NGAP defensive station assigned to eliminate the comet. It was the lone station in Sector 12 with the weaponry to destroy a comet. "Get the weapons online, the comet will come into range any moment now." A smile emerged from the man's scarred face that showed the countless battles he had been in. His duties seemed routine, but destroying a comet always changed that. Rarely would they appear on such a perfect course that could pass through the gravity belt.
The station was one of the oldest; the age of the station was shown through the material used in the command center. The mixing of old and new materials could be seen. An older man was in front of an older control panel, which he began to enter commands into. He was in charge of the ships main functions; he was the commanding science officer, second in command behind the Commander. "The weapons are charging. They should be ready within a minute, giving us enough time to lock on to the comet and destroy it."
The Commander enjoyed destroying things; it had been a long time since he had order the destruction of something; living or not living. The fact that it was not a routine order added to the enjoyment of giving it. "Good, open the Valastic wine, we are going to be celebrating here soon."
"The weapons are charged and ready Commander Jenkins," the older man informed his superior.
"Excellent, now target that piece of space rock!" He couldn't help but sound happy about giving the order.
The science officer entered several commands into the computers before a holographic screen appeared. The comet appeared on the screen as a red dot. The officer began to target it using a red targeting layout using multiple squares varying in size. In the upper right hand corner of the screen was a forty-five second countdown before the comet could not be destroyed safely. Red circles began to form around the rock trying to create a weapons lock to ensure maximum damage.
"There is something peculiar about this comet; I cannot get an accurate lock on it." Science officers were rarely challenged by the universe, let alone a single comet.
Commander Jenkins rose from his seated position and approached the science officer. "What do you mean you can't get a lock?" The contraction was a rare occurrence from the commander, especially a man in his position.
The science officer knew he had misheard him, so he did not hesitate to correct him. "I can get a lock, but not an accurate one. We have less than fifteen seconds to decide."
The Commander had to decide quickly, but did not like to make rushed decisions. "Take it out!" He always seemed to question quick decisions. He hoped he would not do the same here afterwards.
The science officer didn't hesitate and entered the firing command quickly. The power in the station flickered on and off momentarily before two red beams were fired from over top of the command center.
The read beams traveled quickly through the cold, starless space. Suddenly to the complete shock of the science officer, the red beams dissipated. The remaining energy from the beams floated back toward the station. "What… what happened?"
Commander Jenkins had never seen a science officer act like the one was now. "You're the science officer you should know!"
The science officer did not have enough time to respond before something impacted the station. The computer panels exploded launching the officer backwards. He hit the Commander knocking him to the ground. The first explosion triggered a chain reaction, causing every other computer panel to explode.
Commander Jenkins covered his head as his command center began to explode around him. His science officer was lying dead next to him; his body unrecognizable because of massive burns. He got up quickly knowing there were three other men in the command center, but they were all dead. His vision was blurred, when he stood up quickly being concerned for the men. He began to become dizzy when he stumbled forward toward the lone door leading out of the command center.
He tripped on a piece of debris, but was able to catch himself on the wall. Smaller explosions continued to detonate around the command center causing Jenkins' ears to ring with pain. Once he reached the door, it took him several tries to activate the control panel opening it. Once it was open, he got in just before another control panel exploded near the door. It was the door to an elevator; a shockwave from an explosion pushed him further inside before the door could close again. The door led to an elevator, which he was unsuspectingly forced into by another explosion.
He used a railing in the elevator to pull himself to his feet. The elevator shook violently as it started to move downwards. Once he was on his feet, the shaking forced him back down. Knowing he would need strength, he remained down until it stopped.
The elevator finally stopped, the doors opening slowly, stopping once they were hidden within the walls. He quickly exited the elevator to find dozen of people lying dead on the ground. He was in a corridor that had been the subject to a massive explosion. Whatever had impacted the station did more damage than he had originally thought.
He moved through the corridor knowing the station was not advanced enough to maintain itself after such damage. Breathing heavily he treated the corridors as a new land to ensure his instincts overpowered the commonly known area. He looked to the right at the intersection of another corridor and saw several men running. "Crewmen stop!" The men heard their commander's voice and started to gesture that he come to them. Just when he began toward them the wall behind the men exploded. He reached his hand toward the men, but it was useless as the men were enveloped by flames. The Commander's eyes widened when the entire corridor's wall began exploding.
He began to run the opposite direction. He could feel the heat of the exploding walls on his back. There was an open door ahead him; above it was a flashing red light. It was an escape pod, one that was about to launch. It must have been activated by someone else who failed to reach it. He reached the door just in time before it began to close. He pressed a button inside closing it faster, once he was inside.
He repositioned himself so he was sitting in a chair facing forward. There were three control panels, each containing functions controlling one or more parts of the pod. The first command he entered was activating the pod's defensive shielding. He anticipated the corridor explosion impacting the pod. Within seconds the escape pod was shot away from the station. The mysterious comet was directly in front of him. He pressed a blue button that was near the center of the pod; two control sticks appeared. He gripped them tightly, steering the pod away from the comet.
There were three windows, one in the front and two on the either side of him in the pod. When the pod moved into a parallel position with the comet, the Commander noticed an expanding blue pulse originating from the comet. "That is no freaking comet." The pulse was not easy to focus on, it began to strain his eyes it became blurry. His eyes widened when he realized it was coming directly for the pod.
It impacted the backend of the pod sending an energy shockwave through its systems. The pulse pierced the shielding of the pod as it was not there. Sparks flashed when the Commander tried to touch a control panel. He could hear the humming of the pod's engines silencing. "I have to reach planet 239, this pod won't make it any further, if to there at all." Fear filled his voice with the thoughts of his own death.
The comet had seemed to stop when the blue pulse fired, but now was moving toward the planet again. Jenkins shook his head in disbelief. "What is that thing?" He spoke to himself as answering the question from someone else. "It is certainly not a comet. It acts more like a ship." He feared what would happen to the people on the planet if the comet reached there before he did.
Jenkins began to transfer as much power as he could to the auxiliary landing engines. He knew they would do very little for flying, but it was better than no engines at all. He needed to increase his speed to penetrate the gravity belt without being torn to pieces. The transfer increased the engine power, border lining it with the needed power to break through the gravity belt. He breathed deeply watching the energy levels of the pod flux.
The comet had already entered the gravity belt when Jenkins was preparing the bow of the pod for the impact. He entered commands into the far left control panel, transferring the energy shield to the bow. "It is not much, but it should get me through in one piece. Then I can contact the planet's government and deal with this comet thing." The shielding had been useless against the pulse, but he hoped it would prove useful when gravity distortions impacted the pod.
The Commander put his hands to the side bracing himself for the entry into the gravity belt. It was just a few moments later when the pod impacted the beginning of the gravity belt. He could see the blackish orb-like objects swirling around as if they were not there. Jenkins knew it was there when it knocked the pod away from it. It was an anomaly that had confused scientists across the universe ever since it was discovered. It felt like the pod was going to be ripped apart by the gravity belt as it moved into it. Jenkins began to take manual control trying to move the pod through the anomaly faster. The gravity distortions were greatest when first entering and exiting.
The gravity within the belt fluxed beyond the ability to predict, but was focused around the orb-like areas. It did not flux in a single area; it fluxed in multiple different areas making it difficult to navigate through without having to go through a distortion of gravity. The orbs were in continual movement increasing the gravity distortions around the belt. If a ship within was not protected, it would be crushed, or trapped within the belt. The Commander could hear the metal around him crackling. He flinched when he heard metal snap. He turned around and could not find any visible damage. He spun the chair back around and pushed the manual control forward. The engine's humming sound began to strain when more metal snapping sounds were heard.
He started breathing heavily, uncertain what his fate was going to be. Flashes of reports he had seen went across his memory. Reports of incidents within the gravity belt. He strained his hands holding onto the manual controls.
Jenkins activated a map the area around him. His pod was marked by a blue dot and the comet was still on the map, marked by a red dot. The gravity belt was not recognized by any maps, but was only visible to the naked eye. The Commander was jolted forward when the pod came spiraling out of the gravity belt just after another orb impacted the pod. He gripped tightly on to the manual controls trying to stabilize the pod.
The escape pod continued to spiral out of control toward the planet. The gravity belt varied in width and its placement in space. It had moved forward, slinging the pod out. It was moving faster coming out than it was going in. Jenkins had lost complete control of it and could only hope he survived. He crossed his arms and closed his eyes hoping he would live to see another day. Before he closed his eyes he saw the comet had already entered the planet's atmosphere. The increased speed had the pod heading into the planet's atmosphere sooner than it would have normally.
He opened his eyes realizing he could try to communicate with the planet. He forced himself upright trying to activate the communication systems, but the pressure of the spiraling pod forced him back into the chair. The pod began to heat up as it passed through the atmosphere. Sweat began to cover his face; Jenkins knew the protective shielding of the pod was failing. It was not created for entrance into an atmosphere on such lower power.
Jenkins' vision began to blur as the area around him continued to heat up. He tried blinking his eyes to clear his vision, but it only seemed to make it worse. Blackness was enveloping his vision, until everything went black. He laid weakly in the chair unconscious.
A smoke-like gas filled the pod when Jenkins opened his eyes. It stung his eyes causing him to close them again. His entire body ached, which overwhelmed the stinging of the eyes when he opened them again. He moved his arms around trying to disperse the gas. The efforts were useless. He reached around the pod until he found a lever. He felt around it before grabbing onto it. Once it was within his grasp, he pulled up on it. The front of the pod suddenly broke off and was launched into the air by small energy discharges.
The gas immediately left the pod and started to mix with the planet's air. Light replaced the gas in the pod, continuing to sting his eyes. It took only a few moments for his eyes to adapt to the light. He leaned forward in the chair and stared out of the pod. It was bluish green sky over top. There was not a single cloud in the sky. It seemed unusual, but he ignored the cloudless sky and climbed out of the pod.
Dropping to the ground he started to crawl away from the pod, realizing he couldn't move his legs. He shook his head in shock. "No, no, my legs." Grabbing his left leg, it had no feeling in it. He smashed his hand against the ground in frustration. Blindly throwing down onto the ground, a sharp pain shot through it from a rock. While shaking his hand, he realized he was on top of a hill. He used his arms to crawl forward. He reached the top of the hill and looked out across what almost immediately dropped down into flat lands.
Across what seemed to be endless miles, was a large factory-like city. He could see large metal towers, with smoke rising from them. He had been on the planet multiple times before and it was never like this. It had never had major factories. They were an advanced planet, but had never been ones to build factories. They had strong connections with the NGAP and were supplied with all they needed.
His eyes widened when he could now see the comet emerging from the smoke above the factories. "Now that certainly is not a comet. These people must have some sort of secret weapons factory, one that they have hidden from us for a long time." Suddenly pain shot through his leg, but instead of grimacing, he smiled. He knew the pain was telling him that his leg was not paralyzed and would hopefully heal fully.
There was no way of communicating to any NGAP ships or stations without reaching a settlement on Planet 239. A high pitch screech echoed his ears. He dropped completely to the ground holding his hands to his ears. He tried to look around for the source of the noise, but it was too painful to try to move.
He could feel the massive force of a ship hovering above him. He managed to open one eye to see a similar thing to the comet. Thousands of tentacles were released from its underside, gripping tightly onto Jenkins. Once he was in its grasp, the screeching sound stopped. His eyes widened with horror as he was devoured. His skin felt like it was being burned off his skin as he was lifted ever higher.
My name is Jeremiah Sater; I am 17 years old and a freshman in the college; second semester. I live with my family; I have two brothers, in which I am the middle child. I have been writing for nearly half of my life, starting when I was nine years old. I started by writing short fictional stories about myself. I branched into longer pieces, varying from fiction to fantasy. Leading up to a 450+ page novel I have written and currently editing hoping to get published in the future. While I have been editing it, I have written short stories on the side. All being in the fiction genre, only recently have I branched into science fiction. I have not been published yet, I am still awaiting that first publication. I am going for my English degree at college to hopefully pursue a career in writing while trying to make it as an author. (Congratulations on your first publication then! Jay)


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(Representations of Anishinaabe Land: Art and the Anishinaabe Language)
Friday 18.Nov.2016 4:00-6:00pm
UC-179. 15 King's College Circle
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This event presents Anishinaabe perspectives on representations of land through visual art and Anishinaabemowin (the Anishinaabe language). Visual artist Bonnie Devine and poet and storyteller Lenore Keeshig will each present examples of their work and its intrinsic connection to land. Community worker and geography student Connor Pion and curator Wanda Nanibush (the first curator of Indigenous Art at the AGO) will then join in as respondents. This event intentionally centres Anishinaabe knowledge and experience while also offering a conversational framework to allow participants and audience members an opportunity for exchange and discussion. Andrew Hunter (Fredrik S. Eaton Curator, Canadian Art, at the Art Gallery of Ontario) will also participate as a presenter.
Intersections: Lectures, etc., Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toronto
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Preliminary Report On the Subadult Dentition of Early Archaic Indians in Central Florida
Author(s): John T. Barton
Year: 1989
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min long: -87.635; min lat: 24.396 ; max long: -79.974; max lat: 31.001 ;
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Young children see the world differently than older students and adults, and learn best through direct sensory experience. Lakeland Catholic offers a kindergarten program which helps prepare students for the exciting future in our education system through play-based instruction where they are constantly manipulating, exploring, and experimenting with real objects. Our kindergarten students learn by doing, moving and talking.
Lakeland Catholic's faith-based inclusive full day Kindergarten program is available to students 5 years of age on or before December 31 of the school year they will be starting Kindergarten. Programs are delivered in English and French Immersion.
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Kindergarten – Grade 4
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Students entering Kindergarten must be 5 years of age on or before December 31, 2020
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