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The conference originally planned for 12 March 2020, rescheduled for 2 July and next for 26 November 2020, is now being again rescheduled. The organisers are now planning to hold the event on 17 June 2021. (Read more...)
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The event will explore the potential of communities to revive local economies as we emerge from the pandemic, but in a way that also takes account of the deepening climate and ecological emergency and the urgent need for a deeper societal transformation.
The world is facing a climate emergency causing unprecedented economic, social and environmental challenges. Ambitious policy and action are necessary at all levels to accelerate a just transition to a sustainable future, while leaving no one behind. This is particularly relevant in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has exposed the fragility of the current system. ► Watch again
The webinar will serve to reflect on the building blocks for a new structured approach to youth engagement in climate and sustainability policies at EU level. The discussion will feed into the EESC Own-initiative opinion on "Towards structured youth engagement on climate and sustainability". ► Watch again
The webinar is organised to provide input into the preparation of an EESC own-initiative opinion on "Towards an EU strategy on sustainable consumption". The opinion will contribute to the reflection on post-crisis recovery by providing concrete recommendations for a comprehensive strategy on sustainable consumption, as part of the European Green Deal. ► Watch again
The webinar will serve to bring the concept of wellbeing economy to the debate in the EU. By presenting several perspectives, it will contribute to the debate on the post-COVID recovery and reconstruction at the level of the EESC. ► Watch again
CANCELLED / Just Transition Fund: Transition Challenges from the de-lignitisation in Western Macedonia
CANCELLED / Round Table "Just Transition Fund: Transition Challenges from the de-lignitisation in Western Macedonia" organised on 30-31 March 2020 in the Region of Western Macedonia (Ptolemaida) in Greece.
The event aims to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the European Union in the post-2020 era. The discussions will focus on the programme of the new European Commission, which will be taking up office in just a few weeks' time. The speakers will also exchange views on a wide range of topical issues, such as the challenges posed by new technologies, Brexit, sustainable development and the development of Europe's Green Deal. The event will be addressed by Deputy Prime Minister Dr Chris Fearne and by leading local business representatives and stakeholders in the European institutions.
As productivity continues to increase, providing highly-specialised and certified-quality products becomes ever more important for boosting economic well-being, more so than mass low-cost production. Moreover, the increasing focus on the integrated use-value of products and services now offsets the emphasis on the exchange value - the price.
This development is particularly advantageous for European producers: our competitiveness relies on our ability to provide diverse, specialised products, rather than on competing on price against regions with more extended economies of scale.
The conference highlighted the position taken by the EESC in its opinion on the Reflection Paper "Towards a Sustainable Europe by 2030", which was due for adoption in September 2019. The event provided concrete and constructive recommendations to the new European Commission and the new European Parliament.


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After Buying a new car most people are burnt out and tired and they get the luxury and privilege of dealing with the finance manager. Its then then when he or she will start talking about an extended warranty. An extended warranty is actually an extended service contract that covers the cost of certain repairs and problems after the factory warranty expires.
Do you need an extended warranty?
Don't let the dealer pressure you into a quick decision. First, you may not need an extended warranty. And even if you do, you'll get a much better deal later by shopping around and securing a warranty direct from the company issuing the policies and by not simply using a broker. People who buy and trade cars frequently shouldn't buy an extended warranty. There's no need to purchase a car warranty if you only plan to keep the car for three or four years, because repairs are covered under the car's original warranty.
Notice – We are telling you not to buy a warranty we sell in this situation – what other protection company will tell you that?
But let's say you plan on keeping a car long after its original warranty expires. Should you purchase an extended service contract?
Make a wrong move here and it could cost you hundreds, even thousands, of dollars. Extended warranties are enormous moneymakers for auto dealers, with mark-ups running to 100 percent over what you could buy the same coverage for elsewhere.
Chances are you've probably heard of an extended car warranty and wondered if it is worth getting, especially if you are in the market for a used car. An extended car warranty can potentially save you hundreds, even thousands of dollars on repair costs, giving you peace of mind. It is in this situation where it makes sense to have one.
Many cars run out of the original manufacturer warranty around 60,000 to 100,000 miles. If your car is past its warranty but you don't want to get stuck with repair bills, you should research extended warranties and most of all reputable companies that has a rating with BBB and good reviews.
It can be very stressful, not knowing when you will have to pay for a major car repair or even more stressful imagining the cost associated with it. However, finding the right extended car warranty doesn't have to be a bad experience, in fact it can be a great one. Especially if your the person at the repair shop with a Red Auto Protection card. It is important that you use these criteria (Coverage, customer service, and support) to find the policy that gives you the best coverage, claim services and support.

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I Am Grodd | The Flash "Attack on Gorilla City" Review
"Attack on Gorilla City" represents the first half of the two-part episode with the return of Gorilla Grodd who was thrown to Earth-2 where he joined the group of gorillas from Gorilla City. As with many multi-part episodes, this one definitely does has the feeling of that first part; It features far more expose than actual action, and it hardly progresses much along besides the setup of the next episode. But, it does a fantastic job at giving a look into Gorilla City and the motivations of Grodd.
It's easy to forge that Gorilla Grodd did indeed start on Earth-1 and that is indeed his home; this is something of which he mentions multiple times throughout the episode. It give you a strange feeling throughout the entire episode because it almost makes you feel bad at his predicament at first. It appears that Grodd is simply trying to save Central City and has taken Harrison Wells, thus triggering the STAR Labs team on Earth-1 to come help.
While his intentions were far from the purity of protecting his one true home, it did lead to an intense, yet fleeting showcase of top-notch action. In Gorilla City, invaders have to fight the King (in this case Solovar). This quick fight scene features some of the best CGI on the show to date and provide quite the filmic experience. With liberal use of slow-motion, the scene played out nicely and provided for the best (only?) fight scene of the episode.
Where the fight was to kill Solovar and stop him from attacking Central City, the STAR Labs crew quickly realize that Grodd has been playing them the entire time. Grodd wanted Flash to kill Solovar so that Grodd could reign king amongst the other gorillas; thus allowing him to attack Central City and take back what he thinks is rightfully his. I've always loved the way that they have showed how superior Grodd is to his gorilla counterparts.
The big fight allowed us to see that, while Barry will do anything to save Iris, he won't change who he (or they) are. He realizes that taking a life (such as Solovar) would completely change who they are as people and that saving Iris by taking a life would be sure to result in disastrous effects moving forward.
Aside from the big showdown, my other favorite interaction was that between Caitlin and Julian. The unlikely couple seem to be moving forward with a relationship of unknown status. Pairing two completely opposite characters is always a lovely addition to a show such as this one, and I love the idea that they are chipping away at the hardened exterior that Julian has possessed since first getting to know him.
Things are a bit shaky on Earth-1 as well. Jesse Quick is kind of at odds with Wally because she is feeling slighted after learning of his powers. He didn't keep in touch with her like he said he would, and she feels that he is now "complete" with his powers. The scene where he explains that he could have all the speed in the world and still be incomplete without her dances the line of being cheesy or settlement, but falls safely on the latter.


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State of Emergency rules
There's been confusion amongst a lot of us about what on earth the State of Emergency means this time around. When the previous SoE was declared during the red-shirt riots, we had curfews and demonstrations were banned and the government and military enforced them. This time around these are the 5 measures for the State of Emergency, now will they actually be enforced?
1. No gatherings of five or more people in areas marked out by the CMPO are allowed. People can only gather for legal demonstrations and elections. Actions inciting disorder are banned.
2. News reports and distribution of newspapers and other publications carrying distorted information or facts that might cause panic, affect peace and order or good morals are not allowed.
3. At the order of the CMPO chief, the use of public transport routes and vehicles for other purposes is prohibited.
4. The use of public buildings and areas, as well as entering specific places is prohibited under the orders of the CMPO chief.
5. People must evacuate certain areas for their own safety and not enter other areas in line with orders of the CMPO chief.
6. The CMPO chief will set a timeframe for enforcing the above orders and set a criteria for operation officers to minimise the impact on the general public.


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The last time Maureen, a child of poverty who now leads the organization in Kenya that Mercy House partners with, spent a few weeks in our home, it wrecked me. That's what happens when you see your first world life through the eyes of someone from the third world.
When she saw five bikes hanging in our garage, she wanted to know if we sold bicycles. Why else would we have so many?
This visit has been different and the same. This time she's not shocked seeing so many pet stores and pet hospitals. She's not surprised by the ease of traffic-free roads or convenience of thirty minute meals. She loves America even though she doesn't always understand it.
I feel the same.
Driving home the other day, she asked if she could see a mansion. She'd heard about them. We laughed and said, sure.
As Terrell drove slowly thru a multi-million dollar neighborhood with sprawling lawns, massive front porches attached to 7000 square foot homes, Maureen took it all in. She asked a lot of hard questions that were even harder to answer. Only one family lives in this big house? Why?
She suggested we knock on their door and tell them about Mercy House.
We passed an enormous house decorated extravagantly for Halloween with spider webs and skulls and a graveyard complete with headstones. Try to explain that to someone who spent the first decade of her life scrounging for food in a dump.
It was sort of embarrassing seeing it through her eyes. (And it also terrified her, "I could never sleep there.")
And then she said these words and they rocked me to the core.
"Do you remember when I led you into the slum in Kenya five years ago for the first time and you were angry at God?" Yes, I remember. I will never forget that day.
As I followed the raw sewage coursing its way into the heart of hell, I shook my fist at Heaven and asked: "God, how can you allow this?"
That's how I feel today, she said. God how can you allow this?
How can you allow so much wealth when there are so many poor?
How do you explain something you don't understand? How do you explain something you're guilty of? Maybe this is the answer.
America is a land of opportunity. It's the place where we can achieve all we want and more. But just because we have everything we want, should we get more? It's a hard question only we can answer. Because this isn't really about the size of a home or car or bank account. It's not about guilt or lifestyle–it's about the size of our heart.
Because I know people who have a lot and give a lot. I know people who have nothing and give even more.
Last week, I stirred up a lot of comments (and controversy) when I challenged the world to stop giving their crap to the poor. I've thought a lot about my own words and the ones that challenged mine.
I've come to realize it's not really about what we choose to give, it's our motive for giving it. Because if we give with a generous, good heart, we will give our best. And God honors that.
I love the story of the widow's mite. She was a poor woman giving what she had. She dropped those pennies into the plate and it looked like nothing. Maybe even crap. But it was all she had and it was more than the wealthy man in line behind her. And it pleased God.
I have seen poverty through my eyes and it caused me to ask "How can I allow this? What am I doing about it?"
And now I've seen my wealth through the eyes of the poor and I'm asking the same thing.
Today, Maureen leaves the Land of Plenty and I've got plenty to think about.


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Storied Woods is proud to present our online gallery. Storied Woods produces standard and commissioned wood turnings from fine hand-selected, domestic and exotic woods. Whether it's a description of the wood used, a brief explanation about the design, or a tale about the history of the piece, "every woodturning has a story."
As you tour our online gallery, we hope you find our work exciting, interesting, fun, and, most of all, enjoyable. Take pleasure in your stroll and please feel free to contact us by the phone or email listed below. We look forward to hearing from you.
Among the pieces we turn are bowls, vases, hollow forms, and our own unique styles of award winning turned and carved wood turned art. There is an endless world of practical and decorative uses for turnings from Storied Woods.
As a wood turner for over 30 years, my work encompasses both functional and artistic forms, including natural edge turnings, classic bowls and vases, business and home accessories, as well as pieces combining turning and carving techniques for discerning collectors of wood art.
I was born in Atlanta, Georgia, raised in Chicago, and resided in Southern California for over 50 years. My studio is currently located in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. I began woodworking in 1977 making furniture, fly tying boxes and bookcases. My first lathe was purchased in 1984 and so began my love with the turned form of artistic expression. I am a full-time artist and my work is currently sold through select art galleries and specialty shops.
I handpick all my woods from the finest domestic and exotic stocks available. All of the woods I use are obtained through legal and environmentally responsible sources.
My multiple, award-winning creative pieces have evolved out of a high regard for craft and craftsmanship and openness toward artistic experimentation. Each piece of wood is unique in its shape, figure, grain, coloring, and flaws. By incorporating the most exciting and interesting of these elements with classic and innovative designs and fine craftsmanship, I strive to offer a distinctive variety of turned wood art.


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Friday, August 19, 2011
Across America is Across America!
Monday, August 15, 2011
Across America Almost Home
"The Across America group is almost home - we're only fifty miles from NYC. We have a reservation at a swanky four-star hotel to celebrate, and plans for either sushi or New York-style pizza (both are delicious).
The past couple of days have been wet (thanks to the on-and-off rain), but enjoyable nonetheless. We biked along the edge of the Catskills, saw some live music, and stumbled onto a town's 200th birthday party, complete with square-dancing. As exhausting as it's been, every one of us is sad to see this trip come to an end. NYC, here we come!"
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Across America Reunion Trek Seeks Bigger & Bigger Mountains
Friday, August 12, 2011
Niagara-Toronto Trek Reaches Goal
The Niagara Toronto Trek followed the shores of Lake Erie along the Waterfront Bike Trail from Burlington through to Toronto. In Burlington the group found an awesome waterpark and took a break from cycling to try out the large waterslides and pools. They reached Bronte Provincial Park and made dinner and smoores over the campfire before sunset. Their last day cycling was Thursday and they found a neat pier outside Toronto to swim and enjoy the wonderful lakeshore. For the next 2 days they're exploring Toronto and staying in the downtown youth hostel before busing it back to Buffalo on Sunday.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Across America Comes Home!
"Greetings from Buffalo, New York, the birthplace of Teen Treks!
The Across America trekkers had a rainy ride into Niagara yesterday morning, where we met Cliff (the man behind Teen Treks!) for some misty sightseeing of the falls. We then rolled on into Buffalo, with Cliff as our "point". (That's leader/navigator in TT language.)
We had a wonderful time hanging at Teen Treks Headquarters, doing some bike maintenance, gabbing, and trying to dry off. The night was spent at a radical hostel in the downtown area, and the Teen Treks family all came over for a very tasty meal followed by some incredible chocolate cake made by Carol. (That's right, AA Reunioners. We got cake. You be jealous.) The Teen Treks family--Ben, Cliff, Carol, and all the leaders and campers--truly is a special one, and we all had a wonderful time enjoying each other's company!
Speaking of friendly people, we have met a great many on this epic pilgrimage to NYC. We've been blessed with great kindness and generosity from complete strangers (though they are certainly not strangers now!), and we'd like to take a moment to thank them. It's the people we've met that have made this trip over-the-top fantastic. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Peace and good vibes to all" -Jenna, Teen Trekker
Here is a link to a YouTube video of Jenna & Rebecca, Enjoy!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Across America Reunion Visits Grandma!
Monday, August 8, 2011
NYC-Montreal Trek is Winding Down in Montreal
Niagara - Toronto Trek is Having a Blast!
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Across America Reunion Trek is in the Hudson Valley!
Friday, August 5, 2011
Niagara - Toronto Trek Starts in Buffalo, NY!
Across America Reunion Trek Begins!
Maine Coast Trek Welcomes a New Day!
New York - Montreal Trek Enjoys Vermont
Pacific Northwest Trek is "The Amazing Thing"
Around noon we found a place to rent kayaks. I apologize for their being no pictures. If I had taken my camera out I am sure I would have dropped it in the lake. One group had a splashing battle and another group poked around some docks to look at starfish. We saw seals too poking their heads out of the water to look at us.
Later in the day Kirsten and I hashed out a surprise for our teens. We kept it a secret, referring to it as "The Amazing Thing". We had all sorts of fun with this. We would yell to the teens, "We are nearing the Amazing Thing" or "The Amazing thing does not like to be kept waiting!" The amazing thing turned out to be a hot tub, swimming pool, and a chance to take showers and do laundry. It was worth the wait.
Our trip is almost over. We decided to tell each other our favorite parts of the trip. For most it was the view on Mt. Constitution and Hurricane Ridge, for others it was the food, and also the cities. We will be flying home soon with satisfaction that our summer was filled to the brim with great experiences thanks to our bike tour!" - Jacob, Trip Leader
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Across America Trek Takes Time to Enjoy WI
We took our time getting to Milwaukee over the next two days, riding on the Glacial Drumlin Trail, checking out coffee shops along the way, and sharing our dinner with a bike-touring ukelele player. In Milwaukee, we visited the Riverwalk and ate at an Ethiopian restaurant before heading to our hotel room for a dip in the hot tub and a movie. Then this morning we rose early to board the Lake Express ferry to Michigan, the ninth state along our route. After napping through the ride, we're ready to hit the road once again." - Taylor, Trip Leader
Monday, August 1, 2011
Pacific Northwest Trek Has an Amazing Day in Olympia
"Yesterday we arrived in Olympia National Park. This was probably the hardest uphill climb of the whole trip. The campsite was five miles up and it was another 13 miles or so to the top. The road past the campsite wasn't all that steep and went by pretty fast. We passed through a layer of cloud to get to the top. We worried there would be nothing to see because of the mist but we heard from others that it was clear at the top. The mist was so dense we were all soaked even though it was not raining. It was as dark as twilight in the clouds and it was odd how tunnels materialized out of the mist just 20 feet in front of us. At the top there was a stellar view. It was as good as the view from Mt Constitution on Orcas Island. We watched the mist flow through the mountains as if they were liquid. We stayed up there for many hours because we knew it was cloudy at the campsite. We watched deer and their babies walk around the visitor center. Finally we descended back to camp. We flew 3500 ft down in elevation on our bicycles. It was cold and exhilarating. At night we huddled around the campfire at ate s'mores. Tomorrow we go to Sequim State Park." - Jacob, Trip Leader
The Across America Trek Thru Minnesota and Wisconsin
The Across America Trek has found some time for activities, even during their 60-85 miles/day itinerary. They stopped at the Wilder Museum in Walnut Grove, MN, biked/walked some awesome 1/2 mile tunnels (it's dark inside) along the Elroy Sparta Trail in Wisconsin, and visited the Dr. Evermor Sculptures in Baraboo, WI. The group took their first day off in weeks yesterday in Madison, WI and are enjoying the cushy beds at the local youth hostel. Life is good!
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Pacific Northwest Trek is Having a Great Time!
"We spent all of today exploring the city of Victoria, BC. The buildings share elements of victorian and modern architecture. There is a stone building which looks like a miniture british parliment and touristy shops all on the same block. We went to the BC natural history museum. We all wondered what the difference was between natural history and regular history. There were exhibits on indians native to the island. The teens saw an imax movie about elephants and monkeys raised by humans. The rest of the day was spent looking at shops and watching street performers." - Jacob, Trip Leader
Friday, July 29, 2011
New York - Montreal Trek Starts Crusing
Pacific Northwest Trek is in Vancouver!
"Yesterday we arrived in beautiful Vancouver BC! This is our first hostel since Seattle so everyone was eager to do laundry and go to a restaurant. It was rather strange not seeing raccoons at dinner like usual! But the truth is we missed the wildlife and hope to see more wildlife in Olympia National Forest later in the trip.We entered the south end of the city and decided to take the Skytrain to get the best view. We walked around today because there was so much to do right next to the hostel. We went to a park for lunch and decided to see Harry Potter. Tomorrow we will go to the city of Victoria on Vancouver Island!" - Jacob, Trek Leader.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Maine Coast Trek Puts Miles Behind Them With Ease!
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
New York Montreal Trek Bikes the Hudson Valley
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Maine Coast Trek Escapes The Heat!
Monday, July 25, 2011
Across America Trek Is Halfway!!!
We're officially over halfway across the country, and over halfway through our trip! Today, (day 31), we hit the 2,000 mile mark. A celebratory carton of chocolate ice cream was promptly ravaged. Just yesterday we crossed into our seventh state of the trip--Minnesota.
The heat wave we faced last week has finally passed, and it is now possible to ride without the inherent fear of spontaneously combusting. As soon as the temperature dropped, though, the winds picked up. The one day they were blowing in our favor we were able to whiz through our first century of the trip! Since that glorious day, we've unfortunately found ourselves battling some gnarly headwinds as we venture East. If only I'd brought some sails to rig to my bike.... Luckily, we're all in super-rad shape by now, (seriously...I have muscles growing on my muscles!) so we've been able to put up a valiant fight against the gusts.
Highlights of this past week have included watching breathtakingly beautiful sunrises whilst riding at dawn, buying ten bags of Chex Mix at one time (it was one of those 10 for $10 deals... we just couldn't resist!), and sleeping in past 7:00 A.M. for the first time so far this trip. We also cycled through Little House on the Prairie territory and watched part of a pow-wow....so cool!
We've been having a BLAST out here as we trek across the U. S. of A., and we hope y'all are having at least half as much fun as we are!
Peace, and good vibes to all!"- Jenna Hill, Teen Trekker
Pacific Northwest Trek Makes It To The Top!
European Phantom Trek Hits England
Sunday, July 24, 2011
New England Coast Trek Takes a Look Back
Friday, July 22, 2011
Maine Coast Sets Out In Boston, MA
European Phantom Trek is Back in England!
Thursday, July 21, 2011
European Phantom Trek Bikes The Netherlands
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Pacific Northwest Trek Starts Out on Foot
New England Coast Trek Leaves Providence, RI
"Providence was very fun. We stayed at a hotel and after diner walked around and kind of got lost but it was hilarious. We saw the last Harry Potter movie at the mall, which was huge. We went shopping, it was awesome. Today we biked and 30 miles from Providence to Massachusetts and we're staying at this old campground. There is a vending machine that is from the 70's, probably not but it only cost 40 cents! My legs are starting to get used to the biking. It was really hard in the beginning. At the campground there is a nice guy who gave us firewood and everything. We've been meeting a lot of nice people lately. Not at all like in my town so I found it surprising. Well that about sums it up. Since I'm writing this on the 10th day, see you in 6 days peoples." -Giovanni Asperti, Teen Trekker
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Across America Trek is in South Dakota!
naps and sunrise pedeling. For this we have re-named our crew the
"camels of dawn."
Highlights of the past week:
Left big sky country (Montana)
Cut through the black hills to see Devils Tower
Crossed into our 6th state - South Dakota
Walked around Spearfish during their annual art fair...got some free lemonaid
Caught some zzzs in front of a bike shop before they opened
Saw the final installment of the Harry Potter series
Met a guy whose biked in nearly 50 countries
Roadthrough the Badlands National ParkAnd now we are eating lunch outside on an 1880s replica town
Tomorrow well be crossing the Misouri and treading on through Minnesota!
So long for now!" - Max, Trip Leader
Lake Ontario Trek peddles past Oswego, NY
Sunday, July 17, 2011
New England Coast Trek Gets a Taste of Providence.
"Yesterday we had a lovely day in Newport and got to see the Breaker mansion, which I learned was built by the Vanderbilt's as a summer home. It was really cool looking back into the gilded age and hearing stories via audio tour of both the lavishly wealthy and the servents of the mansion.
Today we made it to Providence and found some great food and the Waterfire festival. We found a Chinese culture festival and right next to it were two food trucks. The teens either ate Korean or gyros and they were delicious. After that we ate ice cream and cannoli . Because it was a neat local thing I think everyone had a good time. It was also right next to the Waterfire festival which was great. The girls are already excited about all the shopping that awaits them tomorrow. Joe, Henry and Gabe are really into the festival right now and Alex is just happy to have eaten fried dough. Giovanni is down for anything. I didn't know a trip could go this well before tonight. Everyone here is having a blast and I am excited for the trip to continue and for the adventure that awaits us." - Colin, Trip Leader
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Maine Coast Trek Finishes Strong!
European Phantom Gets Poetic in Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM (an acrostic)
Always fun
Many canals
Everyone bikes
Red Light District
Dam Square
Friday, July 15, 2011
Lake Ontario Trek Crosses back into the USA!
Thursday, July 14, 2011
New York - Montreal Trek in Northern New York and Vermont
New England Coast Trek Stops in Mystic, CT
"Got to Mystic today aftera long day of bikng filled with yummy treats. We got free Slurpees from 7-11, mystic pizza and ice cream by the quart. Here's what some of our Trekkers had to say:
"This is my first time biking like this. The people on the trip are friendly and nice, it is adventure I had never thought of doing but I am glad I havehad the chance to go. This is a trip I will never forget!" - Gabby Smith, Teen Trekker
"This bike trip is a continuous adventure. It connects you with frinds, and gives you chances to become a stronger person. I am having fun and I hope that will continue." - Maya Blumenberg-Taylor, Teen Trekker "
We can't wait to get to Block Island, we hear the beaches are great! " - Lauren, Trip Leader
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Bourgogne-Franche-Comté also means Burgundy Free Country is a region of France that was created by the national reforms of the areas of France in the year 2014. The new space came into force on 1 January 2016. The region of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté covers a large mass of land and has a good number of inhabitants. The district has Grand Est to the north, Île-de-France to the northwest, and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes to the south, Switzerland to the east and Centre-Val de Loire to the west. The main rivers in this place are the tributaries of Doubs and Saone. The Seine river starts in the Côte-d'Or department. On the other hand, the Loire River flows through the southwest of the region.
Bourgogne-Franche-Comtéreceives 1,871.8 sunshine hours a year. The Jura's peaks are snow-covered an extended part of the year though. Thanks to the humidity but also the presence of sunny hours, this region of France is one of the most verdant; the wet grounds allow the presence of numerous lakes, a real pleasure for the walk lovers who will also enjoy some hiking in the many forests of Franche-Comté. Quite interestingly, the regions of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté usually remain damp throughout the year. The temperature is cold during the winters, and the summers are hot and humid.
The region of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté has an excellent collection of Gothic Cathedrals and Romanesque churches. The wine enthusiasts can readily savor the beautiful wines of the area, and they can also tour the vineyards that usually winds through the endless wine routes. One can also take a balloon excursion from a vine to soak in the breathtaking view of this horizon. This region is also known for dessert and yellow wines. It also has plenty of fish as it many rivers flowing through this place. There are several architectural delights too.


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Clearly Purdue wanted to slow Duke down and play a classic Big 10 (physical, grind-it-out, first-one-to-40-wins) game. They did, and it almost worked.
The Boilermakers' smothering defense held the Blue Devils to 24 first half points on 24% shooting with 11 turnovers. Coach K's boys figured out at half-time that the key to success was dribble penetration and that strategy got Jon "Crazy Face" Scheyer and Noland "I Still Need A Nickname" Smith moving and scoring. The end result was Duke almost doubled their first-half output scoring 46 second-half points.
The ugly win returns the Blue Devils to the round of eight for the first time since 2004.
Kyle Singler scored 24 points, eleven in the first half which kept Duke in the game. Scheyer, who appeared to be either injured or going blind as shot after shot came up short hitting the front of the iron, rallied and added 18 on a series of slashing moves to the basket.
Duke (32-5) will play third-seeded Baylor in Sunday's regional final after clearing a nagging hurdle – the Blue Devils had lost in the round of 16 in three of the past five seasons, but now stand one victory from their 11th Final Four appearance under coach Mike Krzyzkl3wski.
Scheyer, Duke's leading scorer, was 5-for-18 from the field in Duke's first two NCAA tournament games. He went 5-for-9 in the second half after missing his first six shots and also went 7-for-8 from the foul line.
It was 31-all with 15½ minutes left before the Blue Devils broke away. The difference between this win an other NCAA tourney losses was the simple fact that the current Duke team has the bulk and the muscle to grind it out.
Brian Zoubek grabbed 14 rebounds and Duke dominated the undersized Boilermakers inside, as expected. The absence of injured do-everything forward Robbie Hummel finally caught up with fourth-seeded Purdue (29-6), which lost in the regional semifinals for the second straight season.
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American Airlines Group Inc on Wednesday raised its second-quarter forecast for unit revenue, a closely watched performance measure for carriers, as the grounding of Boeing Co's 737 MAX jets reduced its overall fleet size.
The No.1 U.S. airline said it now expects unit revenue, which compares sales to flight capacity, to increase between 3% and 4% percent in the quarter ended June, compared with its earlier forecast of a rise between 1% and 3%. (http://bit.ly/2Lf12bo) (Reporting by Ankit Ajmera in Bengaluru Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty)
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Supraspinal Control of Posture
During most everyday activities, humans and animals need to maintain a specific body postures. Typically, a deviation from a desired posture evokes a correcting motor response, which leads to restoration of the posture. In this posture control system commands for postural corrections are generated on the basis of sensory information. This control system is based on in-born mechanisms and operates automatically. Both spinal networks and supraspinal motor centers participate, but at present their contributions are not clear.
The overall aim of this project is to characterize the commands transmitted from the brain motor centers to the spinal cord during postural tasks. This will allow us to understand the relationship between the two levels of postural control: spinal and supraspinal. We hypothesize that the contribution from higher brain centers increases with complication of postural tasks, and strive to understand this contribution.
In our experiments, we test subjects during balancing on a platform, which periodically tilts a little to the right and then to the left. Subjects assume different postures (such as leaning to the right or to the left) or perform stepping movements while still keeping balance on the platform. We record kinematic and dynamic parameters of limbs and body movements, the activity of limb muscles, and the neuronal activity of the motor cortex, motor thalamus, and midbrain. We then compare body mechanics, the activity of muscles, and the activity of brain areas during balancing with different postural configurations and reveal the parameters that are associated specifically with each of the configurations.
This project is a collaborative effort between our laboratory and the laboratory of Dr. Tatiana Deliagina at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden.
Every year for the last six years, one, two, or three members of Dr. Deliagina's group have visited Phoenix for several weeks, during which time we conducted experiments together. Then during the remainder of the year, we extensively exchange the results of data analyses, and draft and finalize publications.


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The beautiful new world that God is creating in the midst of the old is, according to Dallas Willard "a perfectly safe place for us to be." This is fills me with so much awe, given the facts on the ground about Jesus danger filled life and subsequent death. How can it be safe to follow someone who asked me to go to the cross with him?
Psalm 46 has deeply stirred my faith on this over the last week since I landed on it in my devotions. This Psalm is an amazing vision of who and how God is in and for our world.
This is a God whose faithfulness is bedrock, who is absolutely and undeniably trustworthy. "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear."
Can you imagine waking up in the morning with your default mode set to trusting this God?
I'm not sure I can claim that's my default mode yet. But I believe I've seen it in the stability and risk-taking in people I admire.
This trustable God's work is two primary things:
First, sustaining the city where you live. God is actively engaged in bringing shalom to our cities, "though the earth should change and mountains shake… God is in the midst of the city, it shall not be moved." Jesus too caught this vision of sustainable communities filled with food for all and debt relief for those in need.
Second, bringing wars to an end. Our God, who creates in nonviolence and dies self-sacrificially at the hands of human violence (rather than an act of divine violence) actively throws good resources and effort into the stopping of wars and violence. "God makes wars cease to the end of the earth, he breaks the bow, and shatters the spear, he burns the shields with fire." From Genesis to the cross, with help from the prophets (Isaiah 2, 11, 61, Micah 4) and Jesus (Matthew 5) our God outs himself Stopper of Violence par excellance. This in drastic contrast to the usual role we cast God in: Supporter of Empire and fighter of our battles.
Have you caught this vision? I mean deeply caught it, at an unconscious gut level? Or I should better ask, has it caught you? That God's business is the stopping of wars. Because I think if its caught you, if its a conviction that holds you rather than a thought that you hold, it changes everything. It's a powerful vision for the way things are supposed to be. And for the way we're supposed to be.
If the greatest most loving Force and Being in the universe is working on a project, might it be foolish to oppose that project? Stated positively, what amazing energy we can have working for peace knowing that God is already at work for the same thing!
This is why I so strongly support the Houston Committee for Youth and Non-Military Opportunities, which provides youth other vocational avenues than the military. It's also why I'm wild about Christian Peacemaker Teams, a church-based response to the normalization of militarism and war. But we also see such synergy in broader programs such as the UN's new investigation into the immorality of President Obama's drone wars, and rational questioning of our idolatrous defense budget and military.
How on earth might we access such depth of alignment with God we're willing and capable of destroying all weapons that might defend us?
The Psalm provides us this answer: silence. We enthrall ourselves with God and God's vision when we, "Be still and know that I am God. I am exalted among the nations and in the earth." Willard goes on to say, "If anyone is to love God and have his or her life filled with that love, God in his glorious reality must be brought before the mind and kept there in such a way that the mind takes root and stays fixed there (pg 324, Divine Conspiracy)."
Oh that one day I be so enthralled by God that I naturally, habitually love the things God loves, hate that which God opposes, and live out a life of faithful trust and obedience! I think the day that comes, will be a quiet day. A day filled with the kind of worship and adoration that realigns the tectonic plates of my soul to reflect the life Jesus would live if he were me. It will be filled with missional peace prayers.
In the wake of yet another school shooting, this time on the North side of Houston, I say its clearly time the Body of Christ catalyze our best energies and resources to help God break bows and shatter spears. It's time for us to enthrall our minds with God.
May God's vision of our world as it should be guide and direct everything you do and say. And may God's kingdom come in Houston as it is in heaven. AMEN.
Marty Troyer is enthralled with the beautiful new world God is creating in the midst of the old. He still can't get over God inviting him to be transformed as part of it! He is pastor of Houston Mennonite Church: The Church of the Sermon on the Mount. You can join us anytime in Spring Branch or visit us online at houstonmennonite.org. Follow Marty on Twitter and Facebook.


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EVEN AND ODD: Residents should follow Shelton's winter parking restrictions
Shelton residents are being reminded to follow the city's winter parking restrictions.
From the start of December to the end of March, alternate side of the street parking is required from 12:01 a.m. to 6 a.m.
On odd-numbered days, parking is permitted on the odd-numbered side of the street; and on even-numbered days, parking is allowed on the even-numbered side of the street.
No parking shall be permitted on any street where the parking interferes with snow removal.
If 'snow emergency' is declared
When the mayor declares a "snow emergency," no on-street parking shall be allowed if off-street parking is available. Cars may be towed and a fine levied, in addition to the cost of towing.
The purpose of this ordinance is to assure that public roadways can be cleared to allow for safe passage of all emergency vehicles and the general public.
Residents also are reminded that property owners are responsible for the removal of snow and ice from the public sidewalks abutting their property.


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How do I send the audio output of Integra Live to other softare?
For sending the audio output of Integra Live to other softare, such as a DAW, we recommend Loopback on Mac OS and VB Virtual Audio cable on Windows.
Will there be a step sequencer for Integra Live?
Yes. A future release of Integra Live will include a eurorack-style step sequencer modules as well as improved synthesis modules.
Why do I need to unblock certain ports on my Windows firewall?
Currently Integra Live runs as three separate processes: the graphical user interface (GUI), the Integra server, and the Pd audio host. These processes communicate with each other using networking protocols on the local machine. Several ports therefore need to be unblocked in order for the software to work.
In a future version of the software all of these components will be combined into a single process and there will no longer be any need to unblock ports.
Can I load VST / AudioUnit plugins in Integra Live?
We have no immediate plans to support audio plugins in Integra Live. This is because including support for plugins would break project file portability. However if you have a plugin you'd like to use, post a feature request and we'll consider making a new module.
Can I develop my own modules for Integra Live?
Yes. See the Module Development Quick Start guide to find out more.
What license does Integra Live have?
When will Integra Live be available for GNU/Linux?
Integra Live was originally developed for GNU/Linux as well as Windows and Mac OS. The Integra Live GUI is based on Adobe Flex, and one of the reasons we chose this framework was cross-platform support provided by the Adobe AIR runtime.
However, when Adobe withdrew support for the Adobe AIR runtime on Linux, we had to cease development on the Linux platform.
If a suitable runtime becomes available on Linux we may resume Linux support. Also, since the Integra Live GUI is separate from the Integra server, it may be interesting for someone to develop an alternative GUI on Linux, making use of the libIntegra API.
Will there be an iOS version of Integra Live?
We are currently working on a version "2.0" of the software, which is likely to include support for iOS, but we have no current schedule for release.
How can I get involved in Integra Live development?
The best place to start for developer information is the Integra Live wiki. If you would like to discuss contributing to the project please contact us.


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The City of East Rutherford, NJ
East Rutherford is a small town in the state of New Jersey. The largest nearby city to East Rutherford is New York, approximately 8 miles from the city center.There are several family restaurants in or near East Rutherford, including Frenchman's Kitchen, A & J Seafood, China Chef, Celestial Seafood and FYI. For a larger selection of East Rutherford restaurants select our Restaurants tab above. Visitors and residents can enjoy nearby East Rutherford Arenas, Museums and/or Golf Courses, including the Continental Airlines Arena - Seton Hall University, Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum of New Jersey, Hendricks Field Golf Course, Little Red Schoolhouse and Hoboken Historical Museum. For a more complete list of attractions in or around the city of East Rutherford please click on the Attractions tab above. The following 6 airports are located in or near East Rutherford:
- Caldwell Essex County Airport (CDM)
- Morristown Municipal Airport (MMU)
- New York Kennedy Airport (JFK)
- New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA)
- Newark Liberty Intl. Airport (EWR)
- Teterboro Airport (TEB)
East Rutherford, New Jersey Climate and WeatherIn the month of October, East Rutherford experiences an average high temperature of 63 degrees Fahrenheit. Low temperaturs in October are usually about 47 degrees with an average rainfall of 3.5 inches. The seasonal climate varies in East Rutherford with daytime temperatures averaging 79 degrees in the summer, and 39 degrees in the winter months. Visitors can also expect East Rutherford to receive an average of 3.5 inches of rainfall per/month during winter months and 4.09 inches of rainfall per/month in the summer months. The temperature has been known to get as high as 102 degrees in the summer and as low as -4 degrees in the winter so visitors planning a vacation to East Rutherford should check the weather forecast to determine proper attire prior to departure. Spring and Fall bring average daytime temperatures of 61 degrees, and nighttime lows of 46.
East Rutherford, New Jersey Attractions
1Acorn Hall - Morristown,
Acorn Hall is an 1853 Victorian Italianate mansion located in Morristown, New Jersey, that is on the National Register of Historic Places. It serves as the headquarters of the Morris County Historical Society, which operates Acorn Hall as a historic house museum.
2Afro-American Historical and Cultural Society Museum - Jersey City,
The Afro-American Historical and Cultural Society Museum is located is on the upper floor of the Miller Branch of the Jersey City, New Jersey Public Library, its collection is dedicated to the African American experience.
3AIDS Museum - Newark,
A United States HIV/AIDS Memorial Museum, to be located in Newark, New Jersey in the US.
4Alice Austen House - , Staten Island,
The Alice Austen House, which is also referred to as Clear Comfort, is located at 2 Hylan Boulevard in the Rosebank section of Staten Island, New York City, New York. It was home of Alice Austen, a photographer, for most of her lifetime, and is now a museum and a member of the Historic House Trust. The house is administered by the "Friends of Alice Austen", a volunteer group.
5Allen House - Shrewsbury,
Allen House, is located in Shrewsbury, New Jersey. The house was built in 1680 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 8, 1974.
6Alumni Hall - St. John's University - , New York,
Carnesecca Arena is a 6,008-seat multi-purpose arena in Queens County, New York in the US. It was built in 1961 and renamed in honor of Hall of Fame Coach Lou Carnesecca on November 23, 2004. It is the exclusive home to the St. John's University Red Storm women's basketball team, and also hosts the men's team, mainly for games that are not expected to draw a crowd sufficient to fill Madison Square Garden. In practice, the men play virtually all their Big East home games at MSG and their non-conference home games here.
7American Folk Art Museum - , Manhattan,
The American Folk Art Museum is the leading center for the study and enjoyment of American folk art, as well as the work of international self-taught artists. It is located at 45 West 53rd Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, in Midtown Manhattan.
8American Labor Museum/Botto House National Landmark - Haledon,
The Pietro and Maria Botto House, which is also referred to as Pietro Botto House, at 83 Norwood Street, Haledon, New Jersey is where leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World union spoke to the 15,000 striking workers of the Paterson Silk Strike of 1913. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Upton Sinclair also spoke from the balcony.
9American Merchant Marine Museum - , Kings Point,
The United States Merchant Marine Academy is one of the five United States service academies. It is charged with training officers for the United States Merchant Marine, branches of the military, or the transportation industry.
10American Museum of Natural History - , Manhattan,
The American Museum of Natural History, that can be found on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in New York City, is one of the largest and most celebrated museums in the world. Located in park-like grounds across the street from Central Park, the Museum comprises 25 interconnected buildings that house 46 permanent exhibition halls, research laboratories, and its renowned library.
East Rutherford, New Jersey Hotels
1Extended Stay America - Meadowlands - East Rutherford
300 State Highway Route 3 East
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
2Sheraton Meadowlands Hotel And Conference Center
2 Meadowlands Plaza
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
3Hampton Inn Carlstadt
304 Paterson Plank Road
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
4Econo Lodge Meadowlands
395 Washington Avenue
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
5Esa Meadowlands-rutherford
750 E Edwin L Ward Sr Memorial
Rutherford, NJ 07070
6Extended Stay America Secaucus - Meadowlands
1 Meadowlands Pkwy
Secaucus, NJ 07094
7Extended Stay America Meadowlands - Rutherford
750 Edwin L Ward Sr Vice Rd
Rutherford, NJ 07073
8Red Roof Inn Secaucus - Meadowlands - Nyc
15 Meadowlands Parkway
Secaucus, NJ 07094
9Fairfield Inn East Rutherford Meadowlands
850 Paterson Plank Road
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
10Residence Inn By Marriott East Rutherford Meadowlands
10 Murray Hill Pkwy
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
East Rutherford, New Jersey Restaurants
This is a list of East Rutherford Ethnic Dining restaurants with addresses and phone numbers, including French Restaurants, Seafood and Fast Foods & Carry Out. Happy Dining!
50 State Route 120
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
1 Meadowlands Plaza
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
367 Washington Avenue
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
369 Washington Avenue
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
900 Paterson Plank Road
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
1 Meadowlands Parkway
Secaucus, NJ 07094
1536 Paterson Plank Road
Secaucus, NJ 07094
645 Washington Avenue
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
315 Centre Avenue
Secaucus, NJ 07094
267 Centre Av
Secaucus, NJ 07094
1Frenchman's Kitchen
50 State Route 120
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
1 Meadowlands Plaza
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
3A & J Seafood
367 Washington Avenue
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
4Celestial Seafood
369 Washington Avenue
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
5China Chef
900 Paterson Plank Road
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
6Harmon Cove Deli
1 Meadowlands Parkway
Secaucus, NJ 07094
7IL Forno Cafe Ristorante
1536 Paterson Plank Road
Secaucus, NJ 07094
8Grasshopper Also Bar & Restaurant
645 Washington Avenue
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
9Brother's Deli & Liquor
315 Centre Avenue
Secaucus, NJ 07094
10Giovannis Deli
267 Centre Av
Secaucus, NJ 07094
East Rutherford Articles
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These affordable family attractions in New York City are perfect for families on a budget
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Each of these top 10 best zoos on the East Coast offer hundreds of species of creatures from around the world in fantastic exhibits for a lifetime of precious memories
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Our recent family trip to New York City with Dag Hammarskjold Park and the United Nations, A child's view of Times Square, and accommodations near both
Published November 9, 2010
Whatever view, cultural icon, museum, city park or city street you visit in New York City, your kids will have taken a tasty and memorable family bite of the Big Apple.
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New York City is a wonderful place to take the kids. One attraction is Central Park, with it's eight hundred plus acres of refined wilderness in the heart of the bustling city.


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Bob Stoops is the head coach of the University of Oklahoma football team. He lead the Sooners to a National Championship in 2000. Stoops is also a former football player, a four-year starter as defensive back at the University of Iowa and voted one of the Big Ten's Most Valuable Players in 1982.
Stoops' coaching career began as a volunteer coach and graduate assistant in the Iowa Hawkeyes program under Hayden Fry. Years later, he became an assistant at Kent State University under Dick Crum, and joined Kansas State University the following year in 1989. His big break came following the University of Florida's 62 point loss to Nebraska in the 1996 Fiesta Bowl, when he was hired as defensive coordinator by coach Steve Spurrier. He was given full powers over the Gators defense and was part of the Gators' national championship win over Florida State in the 1997 Sugar Bowl. In 1999, he moved to the University of Oklahoma where he has been ever since. Stoops quickly turned the program around, winning seven games and taking the Sooners to their first bowl game in four years. His teams have a combined record of 162–39 (.804), and he won the 2000 BCS National Championship with an undefeated season, outscoring 13 opponents by a combined 481–194.
In his tenure at Oklahoma, Stoops has had several memorable wins, including 2000's victory over then Number 1 Nebraska and their quarterback, Eric Crouch, 2001's defeat of Florida State in the Orange Bowl to capture his first National Title, and 2015's 2OT victory over Tennessee in Neyland Stadium, re-kindling confidence in the Sooner faithful of a future dynasty.
Bob Stoops has an estimated net worth of $12 million and an annual salary of $3 million.
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And, but, when, although and because are some of the most common conjunctions. We hear and read them all the time, yet many students don't use conjunctions in their writing, sticking instead to only the simplest of sentence forms and producing essays full of short, vapid, disconnected thoughts.
Conjunctions join words or groups of words to express more complex thoughts. Without conjunctions, writers can only create very simple sentences.
Adults may be surprised to learn that many students need to be taught what each conjunction means and how to use it.
But conjunctions are harder than they look. Different conjunctions set up different logical sentence structures, and kids don't always figure this out on their own.
When students understand conjunctions and can use them appropriately, they not only write more interesting sentences, they also think more logically and have an easier time understanding what they read.
When I asked some of my students to write a sentence including the word "and," they often wrote "sentences" like this:
Lisa went swimming, and her father drove the car too fast.
This doesn't work, because a valid sentence contains one complete thought, not two unrelated thoughts. Kids may not realize that they can't use and like glue to stick any two random simple sentences together!
Lisa went swimming in the polluted lake and came down with a serious illness.
This is a valid sentence because it contains one thought; the words after and provide further information that extends the thought.
Whereas and is used to elaborate on a thought, the conjunction but requires writers to build a sentence in which the two parts contrast while still being related. But is harder for students to master than is and.
Lisa went swimming in the polluted lake, but she came down with a serious illness.
This doesn't make sense because but sets the reader up for a discordance of some kind, but there's no mismatch between swimming in polluted water and getting sick.
Lisa went swimming in the polluted lake, but she didn't come down with a serious illness.
Although Lisa went swimming in the polluted lake, she didn't come down with a serious illness.
Lisa went swimming in the polluted lake, yet she didn't come down with a serious illness.
These sentences work because but, although and yet are all contrast words, and there is a contrast between Lisa's risky behavior and the fact that she didn't get sick.
Picky stuff, right? To build anything but the simplest sentence, writers need to be very thoughtful about their logic, which is why so many students stick to writing those vague, telegram-like sentences.
Happily, I've found that students' sentences improve quickly when I give students specific lessons and practice with conjunctions.
You can read all about the connection between writing, reading comprehension and logic in this inspiring article from The Atlantic Monthly, The Writing Revolution.
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Review for California Shakespeare Theater, Berkeley, CA, USA
Cal Shakes is home, for the actors, staff, patrons and especially for the children who attend Student Discovery Matinees and the summer theater programs like 2 week and 5 week Conservatory or 2 week camp. The teaching artists are phenomenal and really let the kids shine and find new talents they never knew they had. I was not only impressed, but astounded that I was learning things along with the kids. At 5 Week Conservatory, my 8 and 9 year old students put on an hour long "Romeo & Juliet" that would make adults jealous. Even more important than having gained new techniques and knowledge is that every child came out of their summer theater program more confident and excited (not just about Shakespeare, but about the arts in general). Student Discovery Matinees allow Bay Area youth to experience a show most of them wouldn't get to otherwise as well as ask the actors questions after the show. From a backstage perspective, the kids always had questions that were so thoughtful, they left even the experienced actors speechless. My only regret is that I didn't grow up in the Bay Area with Cal Shakes to show me just how important the arts are in ALL of our lives, no matter your age!
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Fuchsia magellanica var. molinae
Common Name: Fuchsia
Genus: Fuchsia
Species: magellanica var. molinae
Category: Non Hardy Perennials
Growth Rate: Average
Features: Suitable for growing in containers, Long flowering period
|Hardiness: Half-Hardy
|Height: 3.00 m (300 cm)
|Sun/Shade: Full sun or Partial shade
|Spread: 3.00 m (300 cm)
|Foliage Type: Deciduous
|Flower Colour: Pink, White
|Foliage Colour: Green
|Flowering Period: June to October
Soil Type: Normal/Loam
Soil Moisture: Moist, but well drained
Delicate-looking, long slender white flowers often tinged pink hang from arching stems from June to October. With its exceptionally long flowering season, this upright deciduous shrub will light up a partially shaded border or make a lovely specimen in a container on the patio. It performs best in fertile, moist well-drained soil with protection from cold drying winds.
- Garden Care: To encourage bushy growth pinch out the growing tips of young plants after the sixth or seventh pair of leaves. During the growing season water regularly, applying a balanced liquid fertiliser each month. Cut back to the permanent framework in early spring.
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The two largest makers of PC microprocessors in the US inched up revenue expectations for the fourth quarter on Thursday, celebrating a return to normal PC buying trends. But industry analysts aren't suggesting semiconductor manufacturers break out the champagne just yet.
Intel now expects revenue of between $US6.7 billion and $6.9 billion for the three months to December 29, up from earlier expectations of between $6.2 billion and $6.8 billion. Meanwhile, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) said it expects revenue to be up 10 per cent or more for the current quarter -- its previous high-end expectation was for a 10 per cent increase.
However, analysts aren't ready to bet that the tough times for chip makers are over. "Things are what they said, which is just 'better than expected'," said Dean McCarron, an analyst with Arizona-based Mercury Research. "What it's really saying is that we had a pessimistic quarter that people did their forecasts out of."
McCarron said he thinks the market has seen its lowest point, but recovery isn't just around the corner. "I still haven't changed my opinion that recovery won't happen until the second half of next year," he said. "I don't think this is necessarily evidence of a turnaround, but I don't think there's any question that the PC chip market hit bottom some time between the second and third quarter."
Traditionally, the fourth quarter has been driven by consumer buying more than by sales to businesses. Microsoft released Windows XP during the fourth quarter, and its appearance on the horizon probably pushed consumer purchases back to later in the year, said Nathan Brookwood, principal analyst with California-based Insight 64.
"Certainly, folks earlier in the year, if they were paying attention, may have deferred purchases because they knew Windows XP was coming," he said.
Windows XP may not have spurred more consumers to buy PCs, McCarron said, but users who were planning on buying a PC may have pushed off their purchase until after the operating system's October release. In addition, most people who wanted Windows XP probably bought it on a new PC rather than upgrading an old machine, he said.
In addition, faster PC chips may be causing another wave of PC upgrades, he said. "Finally, we're at the point where people who bought computers in 1999 are beginning to feel that their machines are outdated," he said. "If you bought a machine then, odds are it was a 500MHz machine; now people are talking about 1.5GHz to 2GHz machines," he said.
Even if the current quarter does mark a return to traditional buying trends, chip sales are likely to take a dip in the first quarter of 2002, analysts said.
"Generally, following a strong fourth quarter, the first quarter falls off," Brookwood said. "But there was some suggestion from Intel yesterday that because of some shortages, there may be some backlog of orders on the books," he said. "That would be a good boost for the first quarter."
Kevin Krewell, a senior analyst with MicroDesign Resources, agreed. "There have been exceptions when the year before was a little soft, but in this case I expect the first quarter to be down a little from the fourth quarter of this year," he said.
Nevertheless, most analysts agreed that the microprocessor industry -- perhaps even the PC industry as a whole -- is probably at the beginning of a gradual upswing.
"I suspect that it's just beginning now. Barring something that drives PC memory prices up, people will find PC prices very attractive for the next 12 months," Brookwood said.


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A glacial lake in southern Chile suddenly disappeared this week in a phenomenon that scientists are attributing to global warming.
Scientists say higher than normal temperatures caused the Colonia glacier to melt into nearby Cachet Lake.
The melting ice filled the lake and put tremendous pressure on it, causing the water to eventually burrow a tunnel through the glacier.
On April 6, the tunnel, which extended at least five kilometers, reached nearby Baker River and emptied the lake waters into it.
Glacier scientist Gino Casassa said global warming is responsible for the unusually warm weather that caused the glacial melting.
Some information for this report was provided by AP.


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The Holy Bible is the Holy Word of God… and is, from beginning to end, all about God's Son, Jesus Christ.
The Original Words of God were written down by "holy men of God," or by their scribes (secretaries) who wrote down what the "holy men of God spake as they were Moved by the Holy Spirit."
The Original Old Testament and New Testament Text were written down in Hebrew and Greek, respectively.
Since then, however, there have been many translations done in many different languages…
Some of these translations has been more influenced by Man's own personal will, ideas, or philosophies, and to fit their own agendas than others have but all translations have been SOMEWHAT 'filtered' through Man's flesh and limited understanding!!!
But, the Original Greek and Hebrew Text that was written down was what God wanted to be written down!!!
All of the 66 Books of the Bible were not written at one place, or by one person, or even in the same century… They were written by several different people, in many different places, over the course of thousands of years!!!
Copies of the Original Text has been found in many places and (even though many people do not like this FACT, and will try to refute this FACT, but) there is no other book in history that has more proof of authentication then what Bible has!!!
And, today, there is no other book that is more widely distributed than the Bible is!!!
And, even though people and groups like 'The Gideons' have done a wonderful job at distributing millions and millions of FREE Bibles, the Bible is STILL thee best selling book of all time AND is the best selling book EVERY SINGLE YEAR!!!
The most common English translation of the Bible is the King James Version; which is quite different than the original 1611 KJV but there are many other translations that one can use to study the Word of God.
There is the New Living Translation of the Bible… which uses a modern day style of language.
There is also a brand new (as of 2015) Berean Literal Bible that uses modern day words but is a direct word for word translation of the Original Greek and Hebrew Text; even more so than the KJV is!!!
There are some translations, however, that should be avoided!!! The "Message Bible," I believe, is one of these translations… for it was not only written by someone with a 'seeker (and queer) friendly' 'emergent church' philosophy but it is also FULL of 'New Age' SATANIC phrases and major distortions of the TRUTH!!!
We personally use the King James Version, (KJV), the New Living Translation, (NLT), and the Berean Literal Bible, (BLB)… and even, then, I check every word against the Original Greek and Hebrew Text.
But, whatever translation of God's Word that you do read…
"… don't just listen to [or read] God's Word. You must do what it says. Otherwise, you are only fooling yourselves. For if you listen to [or read] the Word and don't obey, it is like glancing at your face in a mirror. You see yourself, walk away, and forget what you look like.
But if you look carefully into the perfect law that sets you free, and if you do what it says and don't forget what you heard [or read], then God will bless you for doing it." James 1:22-25
And Jesus Christ, Himself, said, "Anyone who listens to My teaching and follows it is wise, like a person who builds a house on solid rock. Though the rain comes in torrents and the floodwaters rise and the winds beat against that house, it won't collapse because it is built on bedrock.
But anyone who hears [or reads] My teaching and doesn't obey it is foolish, like a person who builds a house on sand. When the rains and floods come and the winds beat against that house, it will collapse with a mighty crash." Matthew 7: 24-27
BibleHub.com is an excellent online Bible resource for new, and old, Christians, alike… as well as for anyone who would like to know the TRUTH.
With over 20 translations, (including the three good ones that I mentioned) in multiple languages, INCLUDING the original Greek and Hebrew Text, Strong's Concordance, and a slew of other Christian resources…


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Our Focus
The Asphalt Pavement Association of Indiana (APAI) is dedicated to providing its members with technical training and marketing support for the production and construction of quality asphalt pavements. APAI's membership includes Indiana's leading asphalt producer contractors, laydown contractors, liquid asphalt binder suppliers, engineering consultants, and other suppliers and service providers. Since 1959, the association has provided quality services to industry members and has been a credible source of technical information regarding smooth, quiet, cost-efficient and sustainable asphalt pavements.
APAI is the public's partner in building Indianas highway and street infrastructure. Through its committees and staff, the association works in close partnership with the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), and with many of Indiana's cities, towns, and counties. APAI represents the asphalt pavement industry with outreach to organizations such as the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns (AIM), the Indiana Association of County Commissioners (IACC), the Indiana Section of the American Public Works Association (APWA) and the Aviation Association of Indiana (AAI). Additionally, APAI represents the industry through working partnerships with the Joint Transportation Research Program at Purdue University and the Build Indiana Council (BIC).
The Asphalt Pavement Association of Indiana is active in the educational community, funding scholarships at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Purdue University, Indiana State University, IUPUI, Trine University and the University of Evansville. Scholarships totaling more than $50,000 are awarded anually to young men and women studying Civil Engineering or Construction Engineering and Management.
APAI provides the industry with various technical workshops and training each year. The APAI Winter Conference and Trade Show is held each December in Indianapolis and, in 2019, more than 625 individuals and 40 vendors participated in the event. APAI also partners with INDOT to plan and host the annual INDOT Certified Asphalt Lab Technician Program in January and Field Supervisor Program in February.
APAI is governed by a nineteen-member Board of Directors and is managed by a professional staff based at the association headquarters on the west side of Indianapolis. APAI works in close partnership on a variety of legislative, technical and regulatory issues with the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA), a leading construction trade association based in suburban Washington, DC.
Through its active member involvement and extensive committee structure, APAI believes in sharing solutions to common problems, benchmarking best practices, and continuous product improvement. These efforts result in longer lasting and better value pavements for our customers.


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Teaching your child to care for his food allergies is like creating a stepping stone path. Parents and caregivers take a highly complex topic (food allergy care and independence); break it down into incremental steps to meet the child where he/she is – physically, mentally, emotionally and developmentally.
My life with food allergies began almost 11 years ago with the birth of my son. He was vomiting before we ever left the hospital from delivery and I was told that was due to a poorly developed digestive tract. Fast forward 11-months later, after struggling with reflux, transitioning to baby and table food, unexplained hives and eczema and labeled as borderline failure to thrive; we finally had a diagnosis of food allergies to milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts and sesame. I've learned a lot along the way, so I thought I would share some tips on how to steadily grow your child's independence in an age appropriate way.
THE BEGINNINGS: Teaching Your Child to Care for His Food Allergies
Teach your child what he/she is allergic to using different methods.
Teaching your child to care for his food allergies means bringing it down to your child's level. Place pictures, along with the words, of your child's allergens onto a piece of paper and tape it to the back of the headrest in the car. This teaches a child in two ways (1) visually seeing the pictures and words and (2) verbally, by periodically asking, "What are you allergic to?" My son rattled off his list of allergens in no time. This is also a great tool for learning a home address and phone numbers. Google Images and Photobucket are great places to gather images.
A second way is to casually, and by casually I mean in a non-alarming way, introduce your child to his allergens while you're at the grocery store. It's important for him to see the allergen in the bag, e.g., these are peanuts. The jug on this shelf is cow's milk. The cartons in this display case are eggs, etc.
Explain to your child why his food is sometimes different than what other people are eating.
It's natural for your child to see certain foods and want to try them, even if they are unsafe. At a very young age, explain that certain foods are not good for him because it will make him sick, and then divert him to the large variety of foods that he can partake of. It's important to focus on what one can have rather than what one cannot have, concentrating on the positive versus the negative. For example, instead of saying, "You cannot have that ice cream because you're allergic to milk." Say, "That ice cream does look delicious, but this soy ice cream is just as yummy and safe for you."
At a young age, teach your child how to read labels because it's confusing and takes some time to learn.
Reading labels is confusing for parents, let alone children. Show labels to a child early not only to instill the habit of looking, but learning the variety of names for an allergen, i.e., milk isn't just milk, it's casein, whey, etc. Your child will be able to help make educated decisions, along with your help, so that one day he will make well-informed decisions on his own.
In addition, it's just as important to understand how to read manufacturing labels. Your child needs to know that anything "manufactured on shared equipment," "in a facility that manufactures" their allergen or "may contain" labels are not safe food options. Moreover, just because a label does not disclose their manufacturing practices, doesn't mean it's safe, rather it requires a telephone call to the manufacturer to inquire about their manufacturing processes. Continue reading


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Innisfree opens first store in East Malaysia – Vivacity Megamall
Innisfree finally opens its first store in East Malaysia on the 7th September 2018 and proudly to say that it opens at Vivacity Megamall Kuching!
Thank you for the kind invite, we are able to have the first hand experiences of Innisfree in East Malaysia. So Innisfree originally came from Korea, focusing natural ingredients for the skincare and cosmetics. Lets take a short tour of Innisfree store in Kuching!
Look at the human beings!!!
From the highly demand mask to skincare to cosmetic, whatever a woman needs, they have it.
If you have no idea what kind of product suits you, you can always seek advice from all the helpful beauty consultant there. I have all my cosmetic and skincare purchased advised by this very patient and knowledgeable beauty consultant. Definitely a big thumbs up for him!
In celebration of Innisfree store opening in Kuching, they provide a series of promotion for all the shoppers in the month of September. Don't missed the chance and be sure to grab one for yourself!
And this is my haul for that day!
So gonna try on this sample mask as well. Innisfree always have good review for their mask <3
Oh! not to miss out my lovely companion <3<3. We hereby wish Innisfree Malaysia to have a prosperous business in Kuching !


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Gildan Softstyle Longsleeve T-Shirts
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The Gildan Softstyle long sleeve t-shirt is an awesome value and a hugely popular choice for screen printing. With its softer feel, slim fit style, and wide range of colours, this shirt is perfect for printing up your band tees, or your awesome designs for your clothing label!
If you're looking to resell, the RRP on these t-shirts when custom printed ranges from £10-25!
Print Spec
We can screen print on the front, the back, and the sleeves of these t-shirts. We also offer an inside neck print!
You'll receive a digital proof from us via email to approve before your order is released to production.
Garment Spec
Gildan Softstyle t-shirts are made from 100% ringspun cotton*, and are a 150gsm weight (141gsm weight for the white tees).
There are 8 different t-shirt colours to choose from, and you can also mix up the shirt colours within your order!
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Delivery For product turnaround information check out our delivery notes page here
Prices include VAT and free standard delivery!
Artwork Guide
Standard Print Size: up to 32cm (w) x 43 cm (h)
Oversize Print Size: up to 38cm (w) x 52 cm (h)
Sleeve Print Size: up to 9cm (w) x 40 cm (h)
Left/Right Chest Print size: up to 10cm (x) x 10cm (h)
The starting point and most important aspect of a screen printing job is your design.
Making sure that your artwork file is sent across to us correctly is crucial...
File Format: PSD, AI, PDF, JPEG, TIFF, EPS
File Resolution: 300dpiA few tips to get awesome results...
- Create your artwork with the resolution at 300dpi - the larger and clearer your file is, the better the end result when printed. Please note, we don't accept 72dpi files as they are not adequate to create a quality job.
- Think about the placement and sizing of your artwork on the t-shirt - a design with lots of detail might work best as an oversize front or back print, rather than a small left chest print.
- If you're supplying a vector file, please make sure all your fonts are outlined.
- We will separate your artwork for print for free if the file is high quality. If your file needs a lot of work, or needs recreating, we can do this but we may charge.
- Unsure whether your artwork is suitable for screen printing? Get in touch and we can take a look at your artwork and advise!
- You will receive a digital proof of your design via email to approve before production begins.


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Aadhaar card center in Chandurbazar, Amravati, Maharashtra www.uidai.gov.in
March 15, 2015
Aadhaar card centers in Chandurbazar, Amravati, Maharashtra www.uidai.gov.in
Residents can get their Aadhaar card generated at the centres given below. Currently 1 Aadhaar card centre is open in the city.
- Maha e Seva Kendra, TALEGAON MOHANA, TQ-CHANDUR BAZAR, DIST- AMRAVATI, Chandurbazar, Amravati, Maharashtra – 444723
The center is Permanent and the residents can visit here during office time.
If any queries please email at [email protected]
check aadhaar status resident.uidai.net.in


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Winter 2012 – Whirl Construction is featured in the current issue of PayDirt put out by Foley Incorporated Caterpillar Dealer. Foley Caterpillar was started in 1957 and has a territory of the northern half of New Jersey, Staten Island, and...(more)
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You can get Turkish food at Sheraton Grand Bangalore in a food festival called "A Flavour Journey to Turkey." Persian Terrace, the hotels Middle Eastern restaurant, will host this festival till 27 May, 2017.
The Turkish food is served to you in an open terrace by the pool to add to the ambiance with your meal. Dishes on the menu include Turkish Dolma, Muhammara, Turkish Felafal, Joojeh Kebab, Karides Kebabi, Chelo Kebab, Sutlac Tarifi, Baklava and more.
The average price is Rs 2500 plus taxes.
To make a reservation at Persian Terrace you can call +91 9900031668.


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Things appear to be moving fast in Washington, as President Obama already seems to be living up to his promise of supporting renewable energy development. But do those in the industry think his policies will work?
15 January, 2009
One of the most vexing challenges facing US utilities in integrating more renewable energy sources into their energy portfolios can be summed up in two words: improving transmission...
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Starting with just seven faculty members and eight residents, Emory Otolaryngology now boasts 30 clinical and research faculty, 20 residents, and six clinical sites. Our goals are fully aligned with those of the School of Medicine and Emory Healthcare: to provide excellent patient care, educate young physicians and the community, and engage in new discoveries to advance treatment of human disease. MORE»»
The Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery of the Emory University School of Medicine sponsors an ACGME-accredited residency that matches four applicants per year. The program provides residents with the opportunity to work with highly qualified faculty in both the operating room and high volume patient clinics. Our faculty represent all of the subspecialties, including head and neck surgery, otology/neurotology, rhinology, allergy, skull base surgery, laryngology, pediatrics, facial plastics, and sleep medicine.
In addition to practical clinical experience, which is enhanced by a broad spectrum of clinical environments that present different pathologies, varied levels of clinical autonomy, and unique learning opportunities, the program has a strong didactic curriculum and encourages residents to engage in meaningful research. The Department is deeply committed to giving our residents the type of training that will allow them to pursue their post-graduation goals and ambitions. Many former trainees have advanced to prestigious subspecialty fellowships, academic practice, and private practices around the country. MORE»»


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Gender differences in biological markers in the U.S., Taiwan and Japan
Sarinnapha Vasunilashorn, University of Southern California
Latrica E. Best, University of Southern California
Yasuhiko Saito, Nihon University
Eileen Crimmins, University of Southern California
Females in all countries of the world experience lower mortality and longer life expectancy than males; however, in the US and several other countries, gender differences in mortality have been shrinking. We compare biomarkers of health in the US (NHANES 1999-2000), Taiwan (SEBAS 2000), and Japan to better understand the paths to gender differentials in life expectancy. While it is known that the Taiwanese and Japanese are less heavy and generally healthier than Americans, other differences emerge when comparing countries by gender. Among men, systolic and diastolic blood pressure (SBP and DBP) is higher in Taiwan than in the US. Conversely, Taiwanese men have lower mean body mass index (BMI) and triglycerides compared to American men. For American women, BMI, triglycerides, high density lipoprotein, glycated hemoglobin, and albumin were higher compared to Taiwanese women. This study suggests that both intra- and inter-country gender differences in biomarkers exist.
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Avoiding Lottery Scams
As the saying goes, if it's too good to be true, then it probably is. One of the inspirations for this EuroMillion Lottery site is down to the fact that we want to educate online lottery players to avoid lottery scam artists.
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Lottery scams are continually trying to get some of your hard-earned funds out of you.
There are a couple of fundamental questions that you need to ask yourself to avoid being taken in by a lottery scam; we offer guidance and advice below.
Using common-sense is the best advice we can give to avoid being taken in by these Lottery scams.
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- Did you buy a EuroMillion Lottery ticket? If not, then you have not won the EuroMillion lottery or any other lottery game.
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We must declare that EuroMillionLottery.com is not the official site and operator of the EuroMillions lottery game.
We broadcast EuroMillion Lottery news and results for EuroMillions lottery and news and reviews about other gaming sites.
We created this page in the hope that we could alert online lottery players to the methods used by both landbased and online lottery scam artists.
If we can defend a single person, the heartache and embarrassment that this type of scam causes, it will be worth it.
If you have further examples of Lottery Fraud, please send them to us, and we'll make sure we post it so that people are aware of the lengths that people like this will go through.
Lottery Scam Tactics
Lottery scams are a fraudulent attempt to take money from people, and you should report this to the relevant authorities in your area.
They will probably think you are crazy if you go to that length, so it's probably best to send those sort of emails straight to your spam folders.
There is no purpose in even replying to this kind of email even in jest as they will then know that this is an active email account and you will get bombarded. These people do share data.
Just send the email to trash or delete these kinds of lottery scam emails.
Sadly there are still large amounts of people who get caught out by these lottery scams.
Hopefully, this Lottery Scams page will have alerted some to the dangers, and positively, some will have avoided this nasty online scam.