text:
About Orthodontics
Why have Orthodontic Treatment?
When to see an Orthodontist
Cost of Orthodontic Treatment
Is there Pain Associated with Treatment?
Treatment for Adults
Appointment Scheduling
How Long are Braces Worn?
Caring for Your Braces
What to Expect With Braces
Carriere Motion 3D - Class II Correction Appliance
Herbst Appliance
Upper Removable Appliance
Quad-Helix Appliance
Rapid Maxillary Expansion (RME)
Foods to Avoid
What are Retention Appliances
Retainer Instructions
Our Team
FAQs & Other Info
Fees and Payment Options
Health Funds, Insurance & Medicare
Wisdom Teeth & Impacting Teeth
Glossary of Orthodontic Terms
Privacy Notice to Patients
Show Case
Contact Us
Initial Appointments
Terms of Use
Upper Removable Appliance
An Upper Removable Appliance (URA) is used to provide a better relationship between the upper and lower jaws. Cooperation from the patient is essential for this appliance to work to its full capacity.
At first, your appliance will feel bulky in your mouth and will make speaking and eating more difficult. For the first couple of hours there will be more saliva in your mouth and swallowing will seem awkward.
The appliance is removable, but you should only remove it when you eat and clean your teeth and appliance (unless Dr Coveney instructs otherwise). You should also remove your appliance when swimming and playing sport.
Treatment will take about 6 months, although this can vary depending on the severity of your case. If you miss adjustment appointments or break the appliance your overall treatment time will be extended.
It is important you brush your teeth well three times a day after meals and use a fluoride toothpaste. If possible carry a brush with you to use after lunch.
Take your appliance out to floss and brush your teeth and gums.
Using your toothbrush, gently brush the appliance taking care not to damage or bend the wires.
If you don't have your toothbrush with you, rinse your teeth and plates with water after eating to get rid of any food left in your mouth or on the plates.
If you don't clean your teeth and appliance you may get permanent white marks or decay of your teeth.
For your orthodontic treatment to work well and in the shortest possible time it is important you take care of your teeth and the appliance. Regular appointments are required so Dr Coveney can check your progress and make adjustments to your appliance. Usually you will have an appointment every 4 to 6 weeks (unless Dr Coveney specifies otherwise).
To prevent damaging your appliance, teeth or gums you should;
Remove your appliance when eating.
Remove your appliance when playing sport or swimming.
Don't flick the plate in and out with your tongue or fingers as this will break the wires and make it loose. This will increase your treatment time.
Don't bite your fingernails or chew on pens and pencils.
Don't drink soft drinks (including diet drinks) and excessive amounts of fruit juice while wearing your appliance.
When it is not in your mouth your appliance should be in the protective box provided (not in a tissue or your pocket). If you lose your protective box please ask us for a new one.
It is important you have check-ups with your regular dentist throughout orthodontic treatment to check for decay.
© Allan Coveney Orthodontist. All Rights Reserved. Web Design - Saunders Design Group

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Robert and Mem Kirby established the Yabby Lake Vineyard in 1998. This Single Vineyard Cuvée is named after their daughter Nina, and it is the fourth release of this wine.
Good winter rains ensured dams were full and soil moisture filled to capacity for the start of the 2012/13 growing season. Spring was warm and dry providing excellent conditions for the season ahead. The summer saw consistently high temperatures but very even conditions prevailed, with none of the extreme heat days we have experienced in some recent vintages.
Harvest commenced on 20 February, the same day as last vintage and coincidently all Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes were picked by the 9 March, again the same as last vintage. 2013 vintage fruit arrived at the winery in excellent condition across-the-board, free from disease and at perfect ripeness levels – terrific flavour and acid retention in the whites and pinot showing great colour, flavour and balance. The winemakers predict 2013 to be the best 'odd' year of Cuvée Nina since 2005.
|Mornington Peninsula
|46% Chardonnay (I10V5 clone), 45% Pinot Noir (G5V15, MV6)
|Hand picked from Block 4
|Sandy Clay Loam with iron shot stone and light medium clay
|20 February
|October 2013
|Early August 2019
|September 2019
|4.5 g/L
Traditional Method. Whole bunch pressed, only the cuvée used (512.5L/t). Primary fermentation in stainless steel before bottling and secondary fermentation in bottle for six years on lees.
Assemblage: 46% 2013 chardonnay, 45% 2013 pinot noir, 9% reserve wine (2012 vintage - 5% chardonnay, 4% pinot noir).
From a classic vintage on the Mornington Peninsula, this wine shows great delicacy and finesse. A fine, dry aperitif style, the extended time on lees imparts wonderful complexity and texture. Pure and with incredible line and length, the wine has a poised, lingering finish.


text:
Babymetal has a "no social media" policy for their shows. But even if you were allowed to take photos or videos during Babymetal performances, it would be a total waste of time and battery to attempt to capture the band's perfectly coordinated choreography, video elements, and totally unique sound that somehow combines J-Pop with heavy metal.
Composed of Japanese teens Moa Kikuchi (AKA "Moametal"), 17; Suzuka Nakamoto ("Su-metal"), 18; and Yui Mizuno ("Yuimetal"), 17, the group is well on their way to total and complete world domination. The idol-slash-metal trio got off to an epic start when their eponymous premiere album debuted at number 2 on Billboard Japan and topped the World Albums chart, easily standing out with their hyper-fast vocals over a heavy metal band. Things have only gone up from there; the girls opened for Lady Gaga in 2014, announced an upcoming animated series of their own (talk about kawaii), and joined the Red Hot Chili Peppers on their winter UK tour. "I never thought we could get here so soon," says Su-metal. "To be honest, it's still unreal."
The latest on the band's impressive (and growing) resume? A sold-out world tour, culminating in a two-night extravaganza at Japan's Tokyo Dome, attended by 110,000 utterly devoted fans.
The first thing I notice when I walk into the massive stadium is actually about a thousand things. With pyrotechnics, lights, multiple stages, and the girls' red and black costumes (copied by cosplayers in the audience, natch), a live Babymetal show is sensory overload in its most kawaii form. Like a lot of Americans, I fell into a Babymetal hole after the trio shredded through "Gimme Chocolate" on The Colbert Show, but what I saw at the Dome was a completely different kind of fandom.
Half hardcore metal fans, half idol-maniacs, the crowd both nights headbanged, sang every lyric, and mimicked the girls' dancing perfectly throughout every. single. song. Within a half second of "GJ!" starting, everyone (no exaggeration) raised their hands in the girls' signature kitsune symbol and banged their heads perfectly, yet politely, to the beat.
Fans love Babymetal for their mix of sugary sweetness and heavy metal. With Gothic-Lolita uniforms, and lyrics about craving chocolate, ending bullying, and climbing the stairway to adulthood, Babymetal's music is a far cry from what you might think when you hear the term "metal" music. The male-dominated genre has a notorious problem with misogyny and rape/murder fantasies, but Babymetal is taking the sound back, proving that women not only have a place in the genre, they can change it, too.
Of course, Babymetal — and female metal musicians in general — still have a long way to go. From message boards to major websites, debates for and against Babymetal rage on. Luckily, their kill 'em with kindness approach to haters keeps the band going through the fire. "I don't expect for people to like the same things, so I don't feel a need to force people to understand who we are," says Su-Metal. "That's just the way life is!" adds Moametal. "Some people like us and some people don't! There will always be people who will criticize you, but if you believe in yourself, that will become your strength." That's the nice thing about Babymetal's positive vibes and strong self-confidence: it makes them pretty much untouchable.


text:
After a few days of nursing my fever I am feeling a lot better, though not 100%. I have been ramping up my productiveness to make-up for the week that I was out of commission. Firstly, the garden was a jungle that had to be pruned and harvested. I am FLUSH with tomatoes, I tell you what. Anyone else gardening this year just up to your eyeballs with tomatoes? Next year I think I'll do half the tomatoes I did this year and twice as many green beans.
I did get one road trip in today, which was a nice quick one. I'll share that with you soon as well as the last tale of my San Francisco adventures. As it is I'm trying to catch-up with mail and running errands around the city (which gives me glimpses into some highfalutin stuff like the chandelier below). Donovan and I are also getting our ducks in a row for the Chicago Renegade Fair. Oh, how I love this show. It is the one we broke our craft fair cherry with many years ago and since it is at home we can ring all the bells and whistles for you all.
You planning to the Renegade Fair this year, or are you one more for the Holiday show?


text:
It's better than a broken heart.
Providing diagnostic interpretations to assist you in the care of your patients.
Strategic Imaging MD is a physician-owned teleradiology and PAC services provider based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina with over a decade of experience in this industry.
Whether you are new to imaging or rebuilding your existing program we are here to assist you with your imaging needs. Our experience and the many relationships we've built over the years allow us to offer field-tested advice. Adding X-ray services, image archiving and EMR report integration are only the beginning. We can also help you add new mobile services such as mammography, ultrasound, echocardiography, and MRA imaging to enhance your practice. We can also help you introduce new imaging programs like screening lung CT or cardiac calcium scoring CT.
Our board-certified and fellowship-trained general radiologists, mammographers, cardiologists and administrative professionals are here to help you and your patients. We pride ourselves on helping you treat your patients as if they were members of your own family. Please look around our website and let us know if we may help you in any way.
We know how busy you are and we want this to be EASY. Our first task is to assess what your needs, priorities, and budget are. Once we understand your goals we will provide you with a few solutions, a timeline, and a budget – all designed to help you achieve your goals. We will assist you in implementation and work side-by-side with you to provide imaging interpretations and consultations, all while continuing to provide IT support and assistance every day from 8 am to 11 pm. We have been down this road hundreds of times and are here to help. Please return our questionnaire if you would like a quote. Alternatively, if you would rather discuss our services please call us and we will arrange a conference call.
Our Services
General X-Ray
Many offices already perform digital X-ray imaging. We can easily receive these studies on our PACS system and provide you with prompt readings.
STAT interpretations, second opinions and consultation. We provide these services for medical practices, radiology imaging centers, and urgent care facilities.
We can receive and read ultrasound exams performed by your ultrasound staff or exams acquired from mobile vendors who perform imaging services for your patients at your office.
We have been reading digital fixed and mobile screening mammograms for years. We have assisted in the creation and development of many programs in and outside of North Carolina.
Musculoskeletal MRI
We have been reading fixed site and mobile MRI examinations for years and have been deeply involved with image acquisition and mobile servicing for many clients in and outside of North Carolina.
Computed Tomography
We can assist you with your CT services by providing an accurate diagnosis, improving your protocols or assisting with ACR accreditation. We are also able to help you add Screening Lung CT or Cardiac Calcium Scoring CT to your list of services.
Clinical Trials
We have provided many clinical trials reports for various programs. We are happy to discuss the scope of your study to customize our reporting style to meet your specific needs.
PACS Services & Archiving
We have already established a successful PACS network. Any PACS system requires time and money to maintain. Why not use ours and concentrate on caring for your patients?
The first time I received a call from Dr Feole…I knew this was the kind of professional I needed to overread all of my studies.
Strategic Imaging MD was the right radiology solution for our company. The service is excellent and the expertise of the Radiologists gives all of our providers tremendous confidence.
Strategic Imaging exceeds all our expectations for over read services. We have tried a number of vendors and Dr. Feole's group outperforms all of them. They are also significantly more accessible and helpful to our staff and providers. We're eagerly moving all our business to this excellent group of radiologists!
We have [partnered] with Strategic Imaging since 2010 and have been very happy with their responsiveness to our patients' needs. The readings are done swiftly and professionally. Whenever there is a question they are just a phone call away.
I have worked with Dr. Feole for over 20 years in various capacities, and for the last 5 years at Strategic Imaging. It's a great organization and is very responsive to our needs in the urgent care sector. I can recommend highly.
Board certified by the American Board of Radiology
Medical School: Creighton University, Omaha, NE
Board certified by the American Board of Radiology
Medical School: UMDNJ – New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJ
Board certified by the American Board of Radiology
Medical School: Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, NC
Board certified by the American Board of Radiology
Medical School: Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY


text:
Research in Aquaculture at AWI is based in two departments: (1) Knowledge and Technology Transfer and (2) Shelf Sea Systems Ecology. The two groups "Marine Aquaculture" and "Aquaculture Research" the broad range of research topics related to environmentally conscious, sustainable aquaculture.
In topic areas such as Offshore Aquaculture, Recirculating Aquaculture Systems, Culture Organisms, Feed and resources, Algae and IMTA Prof Buck and Matt Slater work closely together within PACES and with industry and national and international funders. Click one of the links, to see projects and teams of each group, or click the ZAF image to see our exciting Centre for Aquaculture research infrastructure.


text:
Up your banana bread game with an oozing salted caramel centre
• 285 grams self raising flour
• 100 milliliters veg oil
• 200 grams brown sugar
• 2 eggs
• 4 really ripe bananas
• 85 milliliters buttermilk
• Allspice
• Vanilla paste
• 100 grams caster sugar
• 60 milliliters double cream
• 45 grams butter
• Salt
1. Preheat the oven to 180C.
2. In a bowl mash the ripe bananas with a fork until it is all
3. squished. Then add in the vegetable oil and stir.
4. Crack your eggs in to the banana mixture and mix until
5. the eggs have been incorporated.
6. Pour in the butter milk and continue to mix with the fork.
7. Now for the dry ingredients- add in the flour, allspice
8. brown sugar and the vanilla paste. Fold it all in with a
9. spatular until it is all incorporated.
10. Pour the mixture into a lined loaf tin and place in the
11. preheated oven for 45 mins.
12. Salted caramel sauce: Pour the caster sugar into a pan
13. and place on a medium heat. Sprinkle over a good pinch
14. of sea salt.
15. Slowly and very occasionally move the sugar around
16. until it has all caramelized. This should take approx
17. 8 mins.
18. Once caramelized add in the unsalted butter. As soon
19. as it has melted add in the cream and stir.
20. Once it has all melted and turned a nice light brown
21. colour, take it off the heat and transfer to a heatproof
22. dish to cool.
23. With your cooked and cooled banana bread, using a
24. bread knife, cut a centre in the cake. Make sure to only
25. cut in half way down and a good inch away from the
26. outside of the cake, You should be left with a nice
27. square well/ bath for the sauce to go in to.
28. Pour in your cooled caramel sauce and place the banana
29. bread 'lid' that you cut out back on top of the bread.


text:
Five Days of Frame 118: The making of the cover
To kick-off the newest issue of Frame magazine, we'll be posting five days of exclusive online content throughout the month.
For the cover of the September/October issue, we asked Dutch still-life photographer Rein Janssen to depict the magazine's theme – Home-Grown Hospitality – with an 'appetizing' image. Today, we speak to the man behind the camera about his inspiration and creative process.
How did you interpret the brief of Frame?
REIN JANSSEN: It was quite a challenge to translate the title Home-Grown Hotels into a single image. The requirement to add a spatial aspect fits really well with my working method. I like to build the scene directly in front of the camera. The briefing felt like it was meant for me: to create a clean, iconic image high in contrast and full of colour and shape.
Could you elaborate a bit more on the concept behind the cover image? How does it reflect the issue's theme of home-grown hospitality?
Things I associate with home-grown hospitality are: character, a close connection to the nature of the environment, 'home-made' design, friendliness and openness. That's what I tried to incorporate in the cover image.
And could you give us some insight into the creation process? How was the set made?
We build the entire set from scratch. I created a slightly elevated floor and covered it with slices of watermelon together with my intern. Most of the work went into creating the window frame, for which we had to cut out a lot of pieces of watermelon rind. When all that was ready, we put the chair in place and continued to cover it in watermelon too. Finally, I removed the parts of the chair that were still visible during post-production. But most of the image is actually created physically.
Why watermelons? What characteristics made them suitable for this shoot?
I believe the colours of a watermelon really fit Frame magazine. There is a contrast between the green rind and the vibrant pink-red flesh. The marbled pattern of the rind and the black seeds inside also have a graphic character.
Besides that, I had to pick a relatively cheap material, because I wanted to build a life-size set. Just imagine if I would have had to create this exact same set using berries… With watermelon, you can cover big areas relatively quickly.
You must have had an extremely large amount of watermelons left after the shoot. What did you do with them? Did you end up having watermelon for breakfast, lunch and dinner?
Yes, and as an afternoon snack! I had a hundred kilograms, so I shared it with everyone that wanted to take some off my hands.
How do you think the cover reflects the Frame brand?
Besides the graphic colours, mainly the spatial elements of the image.
And how does your personal style come through?
By the fact that you have to look twice to decide whether what you are looking at is real or fake. The viewer has to make an unusual link in their brains between a fruit and a chair.
How did you experience shooting this cover? Any funny anecdotes from the shoot day?
The set looked like a fishmonger's where a big tuna was being slaughtered. There was watermelon flesh lying all around the studio, and combined with the cracking of the smooth skins of the fruit it created quite a scene! I enjoyed the shoot a lot!


text:
Babe Ruth baseball: Milford advances to 13U state tournament
The Milford 13U Babe Ruth All Star team swept through District 4 competition to earn a berth in the state tournament, beginning in Trumbull at Unity Park on Friday, July 5.
Milford is comprised of many players from the team that won the District title a year ago, when they finished the season one game away of making the regionals.
Milford, managed by Jerry Payne, who is assisted by Matt Bull, defeated Shelton 17-0 in its opener. The locals next shut out Naugatuck 20-0. In the championship game with Naugatuck on June 27, Milford posted a run-rule 15-0 victory after four innings.
The top teams from the state tourney will play in the regional tournament in Stamford. Regional winners advance to the World Series, which is hosted in this summer by Westfield (Mass.).


text:
The 1st congress of disaster and emergency health management
The history of the first congress of disaster and emergency health management dates back to 2003, in which the Iranian Supreme Leader remarked on the involvement of Basij on the neglected issues. Following that, the Medical Society of Basij considered disaster and emergency management as an ignored issue and a decision was made to issue the topic on a country level congress. The first national congress was held on May 26-28, 2003 with the participation of more than 2300 health experts from around the country.
Congress structure
Chairman: Dr. Massod Pezeshkian
Vice chairman: Dr. Bharam Ainollahi
Scientific secretary: Dr. Abdorreza Pazooki
Executive secretary: Dr. Hassan Araghizadeh
- Attracting policymakers attention to health in emergencies and disasters
- Development of the first database of disaster management
Building and development of disaster management culture


text:
If your dog likes to run, AKC's new titling event, Coursing Ability (CA), may be the sport to enter. In this event, modeled after Lure Coursing, a dog chases strips of plastic attached to a pulley system. The dog must complete the course "with enthusiasm and without interruption" within a specified amount of time. It is open to all dogs that are at least a year old and are individually registered with the AKC. The test is pass-fail.
The course is basically rectangular in shape with turns not more acute than 90 degrees. For dogs under 12 inches at the withers and those that are flat-faced, the course is about 300 yards, which they must complete in 1 ½ minutes. Dogs larger than 12 inches at the withers must complete a 600-yard course in 2 minutes
To earn the CA title, a dog must earn three passing grades. The CAA (Coursing Ability Advanced) title is awarded to dogs that attained 10 passes; CAX (Coursing Ability Excellent), 25 passes; CAX2, 50 passes; a higher numbered title will be awarded for every additional 25 passes.
Copyright © 2020 West Highland Club of America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
You may not reproduce or communicate any of the content on this website, including files downloadable from this website, without the permission of the WHWTCA.
Copyright and Terms of Use Policy


text:
Gift Certificate
Omnivore Gift Certificate
Give the gift of Omnivore!
Who on your list did you forget? Quick and easy, no mailing necessary—it goes straight to their inbox.
Available in any amount with a minimum of $10.00. Just click on the Buy button and set the amount you'd like to give.
Cat: Gift
Category: Gift Certificates
Tag: Gift Certificate
Contact Us
Enter your contact details or email form shortcode here. (Text/HTML/Shortcodes accepted).
Leave Feedback
Enter your feedback modal content here. (Text/HTML/Shortcodes accepted).


text:
P & K for wholecrop cereals
August 2017
With the arrival of the new Nutrient Management Guide (RB209) from AHDB, the Wholecrop Cereal recommendations for Phosphate and Potash have been included. In the past, in the absence of good information on Wholecrop generally, advisers have often used "grass for silage" recommendations instead, reflecting the greener nature of under-ripe cereals cut for Wholecrop silage. Wholecrop cereals are now much more widely grown and they are a feed for AD plants.
At PDA we advise that phosphate and potash recommendations for Wholecrop should be made on the basis of the expected fresh yield multiplied by the offtake values, which are quoted in our Nutrients in Crop Material leaflet (or in RB209 Grass and Forage Section 1, p.10.). This will give the "maintenance" amount and is correct for soils at target index. At low index an additional build amount is required, and at high index a rundown amount can be deducted, all as usual.
The crop offtake values for Wholecrop Cereals (c.35%DM) are 1.8kg P2O5/t fresh yield and 5.4 kg K2O/t fresh yield. So a typical fresh yield of 30t/ha would require 54 kg P2O5/ha and 162 kg K2O/ha for maintenance at target index.
We advise that this is a better means of making the recommendations than using the estimated grain yield of the cereal crop, as if it was to be harvested for grain and straw. This grain yield based system is in RB209 Grass and Forage Section 2, p.32 and is likely to be the subject of a revision/clarification soon. As it stands, it significantly underestimates the Potash required.


text:
When you are looking to expand or reorganize your real estate investment portfolio, one of those coming down the pike is turn-key rentals.
Preparing for Your Next Tenant: A Landlord Checklist
Getting Ready for Tenant Turnover
The better the property management services you use, the less tenant turnover you'll have. Competent property managers will do the leg work for you, screening tenants to ensure they are trustworthy and able to...


text:
I decided to start up my "Weekly Green" postings again since the environment is an issue that weighs heavily on me as it might on you too. Before I start – let me just say that I fail in my efforts to live green, every day. But I try to make small lifestyle changes to be better. My main goal is to teach my children to want less, to go for a walk or hike instead of shopping, to think carefully before buying/wanting things (make sure the things they buy/want are high quality, can be passed on to someone else, and are not part of planned obsolescence).
Have you seen that Saturday Night Live that Tina Fey hosted a couple of years ago in which she plays Bedelia's mom who's been invited to the sleepover? The boys who've just snuck in the basement window are shocked that her mom is there. Bedelia thinks her mom is way cool.
You brought your mom to this?
Oh yeah, she's the best! She re-uses Zip-loc bags, she dry shaves. I'm like, "Sign me up!
Here's a link to the whole skit for SNL fans! (Apologies if you have to endure the Cristina Aguilara "Red Sin" Perfume ad first!!)
I'm afraid I'm that mom. I rinse out Zip-locs.
My counters DO look a mess due to the bag drying fields.
My kids get re-used Ziplocs for lunch (on the rare occasion I use them) And SO CAN YOU!
Why re-use ZipLoc bags?
1. It takes water & petroleum to make them. With 7 billion people living on the planet, both water & petroleum need to be used wisely. (Supposedly about 1,000,000 plastic bags are consumed EACH MINUTE.)
2. You probably heard by now that there is a garbage patch somewhere between the size of Texas and 1.5 times the size of the United States (though it is fluid & changes constantly) out in the Pacific Ocean. Although it's a democracy of garbage, some common types of garbage found there are plastic bags.
3. You may say, "Oh well, at least it's all confined to that area." But since the plastic bags are made of petrochemicals that leach into the ocean, we are also slowly poisoning our ocean (which is essentially the Earth's air conditioner!)
To learn more just Google "garbage patch pacific ocean" or check out 5 Gyres site.
I realize one nerdy mama re-using Ziplocs ain't gonna save the world. But hopefully my kids can observe my efforts to be mindful about the resources we use.
To learn more:
Replacements for typically plastic household items
Life Without Plastic
Blog of a Californian mom whose been living plastic-free since 2007!!
My Plastic Free Life
Story of an Austrian mom whose family goes plastic free for a year.
Leave a reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Frequent Links
Sepang International Circuit
|210px 250px
|Sepang, Selangor, Malaysia
|Time zone
2°45′38″N 101°44′15″E / 2.76056°N 101.73750°ECoordinates: 2°45′38″N 101°44′15″E / 2.76056°N 101.73750°E{{#coordinates:2|45|38|N|101|44|15|E|type:landmark_region:MY |primary |name=}}
|FIA Grade
|Broke ground
|1 November 1997
|7 March 1999
|Hermann Tilke
|Major events
FIA Formula One
Malaysian Grand Prix
FIM MotoGP
Malaysian Grand Prix
Malaysia Merdeka Endurance Race
|5.543 km (3.445 mi)
|Lap record
|1:34.223 (Juan Pablo Montoya, Williams, 2004)
The Sepang International Circuit is a motorsport race track in Sepang, Selangor, Malaysia. It is located near Kuala Lumpur International Airport, approximately 45 km south of the capital city Kuala Lumpur. It is the venue used for the Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix, A1 Grand Prix, Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix and other major motorsport events.
HistoryGerman designer Hermann Tilke, who would subsequently design the new facilities in Shanghai, Bahrain, Turkey, Valencia, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Korea, India and the USA.
The circuit was officially inaugurated by the 4th Prime Minister of Malaysia Tun Doktor Mahathir Bin Mohamad on 7 March 1999 at 20:30 MST (UTC+08:00). He subsequently went on to inaugurate the first Moto GP Malaysian Grand Prix on 20 April 1999 (see 1999 Malaysian motorcycle Grand Prix) and the first Formula One Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix on 17 October 1999 (see 1999 Malaysian Grand Prix).
On 23 October 2011, on the second lap of the MotoGP Shell Advance Malaysian Grand Prix, the Italian motorcycle racer Marco Simoncelli died following a crash in turn 11 on Lap 2, resulting in an abandonment of the race.
Layout[1] The layout is quite unusual, with a very long back straight separated from the pit straight by just one very tight hairpin.
Other configurations of the Sepang circuit can also be used. The north circuit is also raced in a clockwise direction. It is basically the first half of the main circuit. The course turns back towards the pit straight after turn 6 and is 2.71 kilometres long in total.
The south circuit is the other half of the racecourse. The back straight of the main circuit becomes the pit straight when the south circuit is in use, and joins onto turn 8 of the main circuit to form a hairpin turn. Also run clockwise, this circuit is 2.61 km in length.
Sepang International Circuit also features kart racing and motocross facilities.
A lap in a Formula One car
Sepang starts with a long pit straight where the DRS zone exists - it is important to get a good exit out of the last corner to gain as much speed as possible. Turn 1 is a very long, slow corner taken in second gear. You brake incredibly late and lose speed gradually as you file round the corner, similar to Shanghai's first turn but slower. Turn 1 leads straight into Turn 2, a tight left hairpin which goes downhill quite significantly. The first two corners are quite bumpy, making it hard to put power onto the track.[2] Turn 3 is a long flat out right hander which leads into Turn 4 - known locally as the Langkawi Curve[3] - a second gear, right-angle right-hander. Turns 5 and 6 make up an incredibly high-speed, long chicane that hurts tyres and puts a lot of stress on drivers due to high G-Force. It is locally known as the Genting Curve.[3] Turns 7 and 8 (the KLIA curve) make up a long, medium-speed, double-apex right hander, and a bump can cause the car to lose balance here.[2] Turn 9 is a very slow left-hand hairpin (the Berjaya Tioman Corner[3]), similar to turn two but uphill. Turn 10 leads into a challenging, medium-speed right hander at turn 11, requiring braking and turning simultaneously. Turn 12 is a flat-out, bumpy left which immediately leads into the flat right at turn 13, then the challenging 'Sunway Lagoon'[3] curve at turn 14. Similar to turn 11, it requires hard-braking and steering at the same time. It is taken in second gear. The long back straight can be a good place for overtaking as you can brake hard into turn 15, a left-handed, second-geared hairpin but you have to be careful not to get re-overtaken as you come into turn 1 again.
See also
- ^ "Sepang International Circuit Preview". www.forumula1.net. Retrieved 20 March 2008.
- ^ a b "Sepang Track Guide". F1 Fanatic. Retrieved 17 December 2012.
- ^ a b c d "Sepang International Circuit". Super GT. Retrieved 17 December 2012.
External links
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sepang International Circuit.
- Official website
- Map and circuit history at RacingCircuits.info
- Sepang International Circuit on Google Maps (Current Formula 1 Tracks)


text:
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2015 9:02 AM
Subject: Public Records Request #4 – Reilly v. North Broward Hospital District, et al., Case No. 10-60590 (S.D. Fla.)
September 16, 2015
Lynn Barrett, General Counsel
North Broward Hospital District
Broward Health Spectrum Office
1700 NW 49 Street,
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Re: Public Records Request #4 – Reilly v. North Broward Hospital District, et al., Case No. 10-60590 (S.D. Fla.)
Dear Ms. Barrett,
This letter is a public records request pursuant to the Public Records Act, Florida Statutes, Section 119 to allow the inspection and copying of public records. This request is also made pursuant to Art. 1, s. 24(a), Fla. Const. which establishes a constitutional right of access to any public record made or received in connection with the official business of any public body, officer, or employee of the state, or persons acting on their behalf.
Please provide me electronic copies of the following records to email@example.com which as a result of the settlement of United States ex rel. Reilly v. North Broward Hospital District, et al., Case No. 10-60590 (S.D. Fla.) have now become public.
- The recorded and transcribed minutes of all shade meetings held in this matter by the Board of Broward Health.
As a corollary to the above matter and consistent with the public's right to know and the public interest in the appropriate expenditure of their tax funds, please provide me electronic copies of the following records to email@example.com or alternatively, please let me know when the following records are available for my inspection.
- Copies of all invoices from Broward Health's Fair Market Analysis contractor for 2014 through the date of this production.
- Copies of all Fair Market Value Analysis provided by Broward Health's independent consultant to Broward Health for 2014 through the date of this production.
In previous public records requests, I have requested copies of physician service, employment and medical directorship contracts that have, in part, been produced with excluded scope of services and compensation sections. These fundamental and basic elements of these contracts have been excluded by Broward Health asserting privilege for confidential and trade secret information.
I would argue that fair market value, by definition, cannot be a confidential or a trade secret and that the disclosure of the financial arrangements by contract for physician professional services by Broward Health is both necessary and in the public interest in light of the recent settlement. It is noteworthy that this information is considered a public record by the Memorial system, as well as other public hospitals in Florida. Therefore, please provide me electronic copies of the following records to email@example.com or alternatively, please let me know when the following records are available for my inspection.
- Complete copies of all executed contracts between Broward Health and physicians for professional or any other services for which a Fair Market Analysis was utilized for 2014 through the date of this production.
If you have a requested public record but claim a privilege which protects you from providing it pursuant to this public records request, A LOG SHOULD BE PROVIDED IDENTIFYING THE SPECIFIC DOCUMENT/ COMMUNICATION BEING WITHHELD, AND THE LEGAL BASIS FOR THE CLAIMED PRIVILEGE.
Please note that section 119.07(2)(a) of the Public Records Law provides that a person who has custody of a public record and who asserts that an exemption applies to a particular pubic record or part of such record shall delete or excise from the record only that portion of the record with respect to which an exemption has been asserted and validly applies, and such person shall produce the remainder of such record for inspection and examination. This section further provides that if the person who has custody of a public record contends that the record or part of it is exempt from inspection, he shall state the basis of the exemption which he contends is applicable to the record, including the statutory citation to an exemption created or afforded by statute, and, if requested by the person seeking the right under this subsection to inspect, examine, or copy the record, he shall state in writing and with particularity the reasons for his conclusion that the record is exempt.
It is hereby requested that you do state in writing both the statutory citation to any exemption which you claim applicable to any requested record and the specific reasons for a conclusion that the requested record is exempt.
Also, please note that section 119.07(2)(C) prohibits the destruction of any of the requested records, including any which you claim are exempt, for a period of 30 days after the date on which you receive this written request. If a civil action is instituted to enforce the Public Records Law with respect to the requested records within the 30-day period, you may not dispose of the records except by court order after notice to all affected parties.
As a matter of Florida law, unless the nature or volume of public records to be inspected or copied requires "extensive" use of information technology resources or "extensive" clerical or supervisory assistance, the special service charge is not authorized. If authorized due to the nature or volume of a request, the special service charge should not be routinely imposed, but should reflect the information technology resources or labor costs actually incurred by the agency. AGO 90-07. And see, AGOs 92-38, 86-69 and 84-81. Moreover, the statute mandates that the special service charge be "reasonable." See, Carden v. Chief of Police, 696 So. 2d 772, 773 (Fla. 2d DCA 1996), stating that an "excessive charge" under s. 119.07(1)(b), F.S., "could well serve to inhibit the pursuit of rights conferred by the Public Records Act."
After inspection, I agree that I will compensate you for the actual cost of duplication of any of the records that I have requested. If the nature or volume of the public records requested is such to require extensive use of information technology resources and/or extensive clerical and/or supervisory assistance by personnel of your office, I agree that I will compensate you for those costs that are reasonable as well, subject to the terms enumerated herein. Before incurring any charges, please contact me and advise me of the actual cost basis of duplication and/or any necessary and reasonable staff research time.
I would appreciate confirmation that you have received this request and an estimated date of when I might receive and/or inspect the public records. Thank you in advance for your prompt consideration of my request. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Thank you for your kind attention to my request.


text:
Please donate to Pionneer Bible Translators and help make this ministry possible! Donations can either be made online with your credit card, or by sending a check to our forwarding agent. By following the instructions below, you are indicating your preference that your contribution be used for our project.
Credit Card
- Click here to open the secure credit card donation page.
- Enter your donation amount. For automatically recurring donations, choose a frequency.
- Enter your contact and payment information and click Submit.
Check donations should be made out to Pioneer Bible Translators. To comply with tax laws, Chris & Emily's names should not appear anywhere on the check. Checks can be mailed to our forwarding agent:
Chip Vickio
30845 Phillips Branch Rd
Millsboro, DE 19966
Thank you for supporting Pioneer Bible Translators and its missionaries, like us!
All contributions are tax deductible and are made with the understanding that Pioneer Bible Translators has complete control and administration over the use of donated funds.


text:
Baked Trout & Vege – healthy, quick and dinner done
I'm so excited (well that may be a bit extreme) pleased perhaps that a new fish monger has arrived in our 'hood, right next to the brand new supermarket that has also opened. Big news here in the burbs but anyway as I was checking it out I thought that as a change from our usual salmon I'd get us some trout for dinner. I usually get a piece each for GT and I and then just one for the girls to share as they are not massive eaters (understatement!) and that keeps the cost down a bit too.
Anyways, this is a very simple, extremely healthy and so quick dinner that can be made in about 30 minutes. Your choice of vegies (salad also would be great) but I used:
3 trout fillets (skin on is cheaper)
1 sweet potato, peeled and cut into wedges
1/2 head broccoli cut into florets
2 handfuls of green beans, topped and tailed
1 bunch asparagus
Just preheat the oven to 180 C and line 2 baking trays with baking paper (means less washing up afterwards).
Cut up your sweet potatoes into wedges and potatoes if using, drizzle with some olive oil and put them in the oven on the first tray and bake for about 30 minutes.
After 15 minutes put your fish portions on the other tray and drizzle with olive oil and a squeeze of lemon and cook for 15 minutes
Meanwhile steam or boil your greens until just tender.
That's it!
Plate up and enjoy!
Overall Score
Reader Rating:  0 Votes


text:
Elves and Santa's farm come back to Pasturo (Valsassina)!
Agrinatale is one of the beautiful appointments of the 2018 events calendar of Valsassina: Valle dei Formaggi.
Would you like to meet Santa and his laborious and highly efficient elves?
Discover Valsassina and visit Santa's house in the educational farm in Pasturo!
Meeting point is in the Centro Zootecnico della Valsassina e montagna lecchese in Pasturo, Via Provinciale n°4. Free entry!
The Elves and Santa are working from 10.00 am to 7.00pm:
7-8-9 December 2018
15-16 December 2018
22-23-24 December 2018
Mobile: +39 338 6722274
Sito Web: http://www.valsassinalavalledeiformaggi.it/incontri/agrinatale-e-la-fattoria-di-babbo-natale/
Photo: lakecomo.is
Please find some B&B located nearby:
B&B La Vigna (Primaluna ) http://www.beblakecomo.it/en/la-vigna
B&B La Ca di Sala (Margno in Alta Valsassina) http://www.beblakecomo.it/en/la-casa-di-sala
B&B La Chambre d'Hote (Ballabio) http://www.beblakecomo.it/en/la-chambre-d-hote
B&B Lullaby (Ballabio) http://www.beblakecomo.it/en/b-b-lullaby


text:
The Team at North Lodge Racing
Chris Bealby
Chris has a vast amount of experience in many different aspects of the equestrian world. A former international three day event rider with top 10 placings at both Badminton (7th) and Burghley (8th) , Chris began his racing career as assistant trainer to hugely successful Lambourn Trainer Nicky Henderson. During this time and beyond, Chris had a successful decade or so as an amateur jockey riding 71 winners in all, including two at the home of National Hunt Racing, Cheltenham.
Chris had a 15 year spell as a National Hunt trainer , producing over 100 winners which included Surface To Air winning the English Summer National and being a creditable 8th in the 2011 Grand National after 3 years off through injury, and Chac Du Cadran winning the North Yorkshire Grand National in 2013. Between them, Chris and Antonia have also trained over 100 point to point winners and it is this aspect of the sport that Chris will now concentrate on having transferred his NH licence to Laura Morgan in 2016.
Antonia Bealby
Antonia is a qualified veterinary physiotherapist who also holds equine sports massage and chiropractic certificates. She is fully insured, a member of IRVAP and has over 20 years' experience competing, training and working with sport horses. Her expertise covers post injury care, exercise prescriptions, re-schooling and re-educating movement.
Antonia has a passion for understanding the whole horse and finds the link between behavior and physical problems or limitations a fascinating one. She is constantly working to improve and update her knowledge and regularly attends training days and conferences, as well as working closely with other professionals, such as vets and farriers, to achieve the best possible results for every horse.
Antonia is involved in trials for better tack development and has had a lot of success using Equicore tape system, which promotes back and hind quarter muscle development. She is an authorised sales agent for Fairfax bridles and tack. She has her own bespoke website at www.equineathletes.co.uk
We have very limited spaces for up to four point to pointers and-or pre-training horses. All our horses are looked after and ridden exclusively by ourselves, ensuring the best standards of riding and care at all times.
Training Fees at 10 February 2017
Point to Point Training: £30 per day
Pre-Training/Breaking: £ 28 per day
Extras: Farrier & Vet at Cost
Transport: £1 per mile
The Trainer in his Office


text:
There's a brand new Peanuts movie on the way this Christmas!
To kick off the release, Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang are heading out on tour!
It all kicks off in Gateshead on November 7th, but don't worry if that's a little far away because they're going to be travelling all over.
Charlie Brown and Snoopy will be spreading their unbeatable optimism in seven shopping centres across the country!
The dates for the tour are as follows:
Check out Snoopy and Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie trailer below…
Explore more…
[related tag="event" limit="8″]
Fun Kids is the UK's children's radio station
Tune in on DAB Digital Radio in London and the South East, on mobile and online at funkidslive.com
Click here to listen!


text:
Fort Warren
This Civil War-era fort was built as Boston's main line of defense against the Confederate Navy. Take a ferry through the harbor to Georges Island to explore the fort's history and learn about the war prisoners captured there. Say hello to the Lady in Black, the ghost of Mrs. Andrew Lanier. The long-departed wife of a Confederate soldier imprisoned there in 1861 is said to haunt the fort to this day.


text:
Weintraub Tobin attorneys advise employers in every aspect of traditional employment and labor law, ranging from preventative employment counseling to all types of employment-based disputes and litigation.
Our attorneys provide counseling on issues such as hiring, disciplinary actions, terminations and layoffs, employment and severance contracts, covenants not to compete and employee handbooks. We assist with compliance regarding a variety of state and federal laws such as workers compensation, occupational safety and health, wage and hour, and anti-discrimination statutes such as Title VII, the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA), California's Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Because not all employment issues can be anticipated or resolved prior to litigation, we defend employers before a variety of local agencies, and federal and state courts. The group has had marked success in defending employers, often winning summary judgment or other pre-trial dismissal. The firm's trial record is equally distinguished. Where appropriate, we also represent employers in alternative dispute resolution forums, including mediation and arbitration.
Our team has extensive experience in the following related services:
- Employment policies and procedures
- Employment contracts and compensation plans
- Unfair competition and protection of trade secrets
- Regulatory compliance, audits, investigations and hearings
- Wage and hour audits and counseling
- Training on various workplace issues such as prevention of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation; workplace health and safety; administering statutory leaves of absence; and wage and hour obligations
- Successful representation of employers in employment-related litigation
- Workplace investigations re: charges of harassment, discrimination or retaliation; workplace violence; theft; whistleblowing; drug or alcohol abuse; disciplines and terminations; and violations of company policies
The following attorneys make up our Labor and Employment Practice Group:
Charles L. Post
Charles L. Post is a shareholder in the firm's Litigation group and is the chair of the Labor and Employment group. Chuck actively practices in the areas of labor and employment law, insurance coverage and appellate law. His employment practice includes counseling employers in all areas of employment law and representing management in the defense of wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, trade secret, and other employment disputes. He has extensive experience defending multi-party complex litigation involving misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair competition, and corporate raiding.
Lizbeth "Best" V. West
Lizbeth "Beth" V. West is a shareholder in the firm's Labor and Employment, Appeals and Writs, and Litigation groups. She assists employers in all aspects of their employment relationship with their employees and defends employers in employment disputes. Her practice focuses on counseling and training employers and management staff on matters such as hiring, performance problems, disciplinary actions, privacy, terminations, lay-offs, employment policies and contracts, protection of trade secrets, wage and hour laws, leave laws, prevention of discrimination, harassment and retaliation, and compliance with other state and federal employment laws.
James Kachmar
James Kachmar is a shareholder in the firm's Litigation and Labor and Employment groups. His practice focuses on representing individual and corporate clients in cases involving employment issues, trade secret misappropriation and unfair business practices claims; shareholder disputes, breach of contracts and leases and stock fraud. James also counsels and represents charter schools
Alden J. Parker
Alden Parker is a shareholder in the firm's Labor and Employment and Litigation groups. He represents employers in a broad range of employment law and labor relations matters. His representation includes employment litigation, class action defense, defense against NLRB charges, maintaining Union Free workplaces, and advice & counsel. Alden has represented many industries throughout California. Alden regularly defends employers against employment claims for discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, violation of wage and hour laws, unfair business practices, trade secrets, as well as numerous other tort and statutory employment law causes of action.
Brendan Begley
Brendan Begley spearheads the firm's Appeals and Writs group and is a member of the firm's labor and employment, litigation, and trust, probate and elder-abuse litigation groups. He is an Appellate Law Specialist certified by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization. In litigation, Brendan has worked on class actions and managed entire cases, including conducting witness interviews, preparing written discovery, arguing related motions, taking and defending scores of depositions, prevailing on numerous anti-SLAPP and dispositive motions, mediating many cases, and second-chairing trials to successful verdicts.
Scott M. Plamondon
Scott Plamondon is a member of the firm's Labor and Employment, Intellectual Property and Litigation groups. He represented clients in labor and employment, contract, business, and intellectual property related matters including litigation and transactions. Scott has represented clients in the restaurant, retail, banking, and marketing industries, including: The California Travel and Tourism Commission, Circuit City, Darden Restaurant Group, Paragary Restaurant Group, Tri-Counties Bank, Umpqua Bank, Walgreens, and 24-Hour Fitnes
Shauna N. Correia
Shauna N. Correia is of counsel in the firm's Sacramento and San Francisco offices. Her practice focuses on the resolution of business disputes. She is an accomplished negotiator and experienced trial attorney. Shauna represents businesses in a broad range of litigation matters in both California and Nevada. She has experience defending employers in the areas of civil rights, tort, and contract claims including discrimination, disability accommodation, retaliation, harassment, leave laws, and wrongful discharge claims under federal and state laws.
Meagan Christiansen
Meagan Christiansen is an associate of the Labor and Employment and Litigation groups where she exclusively practices employment law and related litigation in both state and federal courts, and before various administrative agencies. Additionally, she provides advice and counsel to employers concerning their workplace policies, practices, and personnel decisions.
Chelcey E. Lieber
Chelcey E. Lieber is an associate in the firm's Labor and Employment practice group. Her practice is focused on employment law and related litigation in both state and federal courts, and before various administrative agencies. Additionally, she provides advice and counsel to employers concerning their workplace policies, practices, and personnel decisions.
Marvin Gelfand
Marvin Gelfand represents numerous institutional and other business clients in a broad variety of endeavors. His representative clients include businesses in the manufacturing, electronics, wine importation/distribution, healthcare, trucking, furniture, jewelry, toys and clothing and entertainment industries. He also represents several labor and employment leasing companies.
Paul E. Gaspari
Paul E. Gaspari advises clients on commercial law, insurance defense, public liability, real estate, and employment related litigation. He routinely represents employers and their insurers in the defense of employee misconduct actions including the defense of sexual harassment claims, DFEH and EEOC investigations and charges. Paul also litigates First Amendment issues for several national, state and local religious organizations.


text:
Tops & T-Shirts
Regular Price: £15.00
Special Price £7.50
Regular Price: £15.00
Special Price £7.50
Regular Price: £15.00
Special Price £7.50
Looking for the perfect organic cotton t-shirt or top for boys?
Sense Organics has soft organic t-shirts and tops that are appropriate for any season or occasion.
Sense Organics has boys summer t-shirts in short-sleeve, boys summer t-shirts in long-sleeve, boy's summer vests, boy's summer tops with short-sleeves, summer boy's top with long-sleeves, sumer raglan shirt, summer sweatshirts. Winter t-shirts with short sleeves, winter t-shirts with long-sleeves, winter tops with short-sleeves, winter tops with long-sleeves, winter raglan shirts, winter sweatshirts, and shirts with appliques. You will find the perfect top or t-shirt to buy for your boy for summer or winter, for everyday use or for a special occasion. Our t-shirts and tops are super soft, made out of organic cotton and look fashionable while being practical. You can wear our t-shirts to the park, to school, to nursery, or to a playdate. Sense Organics -t-shirts are perfect for any weather, rain, sun, and snow, Sense Organics has the perfect organic fair-trade cotton t-shirt or top for you to purchase in our online shop. Our t-shirts are made with organic cotton and designed with cool prints so your little boy will want to wear it everyday.
A lot of time and effort goes into designing the boy's top and t-shirt collection. It is important that the t-shirt and top collection is made of organic cotton and made for everyday use. Practicality is key. Because little boys love to run around, all our organic children's tops and t-shirts are comfortable to wear and easy to put on and take off. Our t-shirts are made of the softest organic cotton and are so easy to dress. Any little boy can dress himself with our t-shirts and tops. Our tops and t-shirts are perfect to pair with our organic leggings, organic trousers, and organic jeans.
Our boys t-shirts are made from soft organic, fair-trade cotton that are easy to put on and take off. They offer your child plenty of room to move around. You can buy our organic cotton t-shirts in many different varieties: uni-coloured organic t-shirts to go with any leggings or trousers, striped uni-sex or patterned boy's t-shirts with cool designs. If you are a vintage fan, you can buy t-shirts with a retro design from our retro range. You will find the perfect organic t-shirt to go with any of our organic leggings, trousers and jeans. Our t-shirts are the perfect essential for any wardrobe. They are comfortable, practical and a good price in our online shop. You can buy all sorts of combinations of t-shirts made from organic cotton.
Our t-shirts and tops are the perfect gift for anyone. They are made of organic skin-friendly cotton.
They are the perfect combination with an organic fair trade trouser, legging or jean.
You can buy our t-shirts and top as a gift in our online shop.
They are the perfect gift for any boy who is sporty and loves to run around in the summer or winter months. They are also perfect for lounging around at home while reading a book or playing with toys.
Why do we use exclusively organic cotton for our children's fashion collections
Organic textiles are non-toxic, breathable, and are very comfortable and soft, which is important for sensitive children's skin. Here at Sense Organics we use only non-toxic substances to treat our textiles. It's important to us that when you place an order for a t-shirt or top for your boys that you know you are getting a pair of soft, non-toxic organic t-shirt and top that are fashionable as well as practical.
We believe here at Sense Organics that fashion and organic textiles can be intermixed to create a wearable and fun collection all for an affordable price. We ensure that our organic child's ranges are reasonably priced and are affordable for any conscious buying customer.
It's important to buy from organic cotton brands that care about your children's skin and health. Sense Organics both care about the health of your child but by designing an organic collection that looks good on and is affordable. Our clothing is so well made it can be passed down to friends and family. It's important to purchase well-made products made of organic cotton that will provide longevity and sustainability for your children.
Choose organic and fair trade baby and children's fashion.
Sense Organics has many certifications to show our love and commitment to sustainability and fair trade
Why is it important to buy organic and fair trade clothing? Your purchase of baby and children's fashion from Sense Organics doesn't just support environmentally friendly and ecological production of organic cotton, it also supports the people and environment in India where our organic fashion range for children 0-6 years is manufactured.
Our certificates show our commitment to sustainability and fair trade production and many other things like:
The certificate GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard)
is a globally leading standard for the manufacturing of textiles from organically grown fiber. It sets very high standards along the entire fashion supply chain. Alongside the origin of the materials, the treatment of the textiles and ensuring human working environment and fair pay is also monitored.
Sense Organics just doesn't stop there, we guarantee fair trade from sow to sew.
We are SA 8000 certified.
This certificate is based on International Labor Organisation (ILO)conventions, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the UN Convention on Child Labor.
We are also a member of FLO (Fairtrade Labeling Organisations).
If you are looking for sale items are special offers you can browse our end of the line garments. You can purchase our high-end organic fair trade, sustainable and skin-friendly clothing range for a very fair price. Now that you know how serious we are about designing the very best clothing for your child, you can go to our online shop and purchase the very best clothing for your children knowing that everyone involved is being treated fairly.


text:
Photography: Photos © 2017 Scripps Networks, LLC. Used with permission; all rights reserved.
On Lake Champlain in Burlington, Vermont, sits the new 2017 DIY Network Ultimate Retreat, a wooded ranch-style home that offers incredible lakeside views and superior personalized comfort. This year, the DIY Network renovated an outdated 1960s two-bedroom, two-bath home into a tranquil yet sophisticated getaway. After filling the home with a mix of contemporary and vintage elements, licensed contractor and DIY Network star Jason Cameron created a vacation home that expresses a traditional atmosphere with a modern edge.
The project team selected our Zoned Comfort Solutions™, featuring our Hyper-Heating INVERTER® technology, to give the occupants comfort throughout every square foot of the house. They took advantage of our ductless and ducted units, and were able to match an ideal style for each room. Styles included our wall- and floor-mounted, ceiling-cassette and the multi-position ducted air handler. The project team also selected our programmable controller app, kumo cloud™, to provide the homeowner reliable personalized comfort in any kind of weather.
Now with tremendous energy efficiency and custom comfort, this retrofitted home is relaxing all year long. To read more about our cooling and heating technology in the Ultimate Retreat, check out our dedicated website to the project.
To watch the renovation process, check out the DIY Network every Monday night in August at 8:00 p.m. ET on. The renovation will start with the kitchen and family room, followed by the master bedroom and exterior. The whole-house renovation will air on Mon., Aug. 28 at 8:00 p.m. ET. You can also read about it in the September issue of HGTV magazine.


text:
Video provided by: BoysFirstTime
Video description: Ajsylvester was with his friend just spending a great time when he got hit with the big question. He got asked if his girlfriend could suck his dick better than he could. Ajsylvesyer was a little hesitant to answer since he was married. But before he could answer he got kissed. Soon enough these two were locking lips and getting fucked in their tight juicy asses. Ajsylvester fucked his friend like he would never fuck another man again! Afterwards he made his friend swear to keep his mouth shut. Promise Kept.
Duration: 06:35 min
Download as:
Share video:


text:
They never forget: The strange gift of perfect memory
Some people can recall what happened on almost every day of their lives. Unlocking their secrets could shed light on the way all our memories work
IT WAS an email that memory researcher James McGaugh found hard to believe. The sender, a 34-year-old housewife named Jill Price, was claiming that she could recall key events on any date back to when she was about 12, as well as what she herself had done each day.
"Some people call me the human calendar," she wrote, "while others run out of the room in fear. But the one reaction I get from everyone who finds out about this 'gift' is amazement. I run my entire life through my head every day and it drives me crazy!"
McGaugh invited Price to his lab, making sure he had to hand a copy of 20th Century Day by Day, a book that lists important events by date. He opened the book to random pages and asked Price what had happened on those days. "Whether it was a plane crash or some elections or a movie star doing an outrageous thing, she was dead on," he recalls. "Time and time again."
That was in June 2000. McGaugh's group has worked closely with Price ever since, and has discovered she is one of a select few with similar abilities. These individuals are neither autistic savants nor masters of mnemonic-based tricks of recall, yet they can remember key events from almost every day of their lives. Learning more about their abilities and how their brains are wired should lead to insights into the nature of human memory.
Intrigued by McGaugh's findings, I arranged to visit his lab at the University of California, Irvine, to …
Continue reading
Subscribe for unlimited digital access
Subscribe now for unlimited access
App + Web
- Unlimited web access
- New Scientist app
- Videos of over 200 science talks plus weekly crosswords available exclusively to subscribers
- Exclusive access to subscriber-only events
Print + App + Web
- Unlimited web access
- Weekly print edition
- New Scientist app
- Videos of over 200 science talks plus weekly crosswords available exclusively to subscribers
- Exclusive access to subscriber-only events
Existing subscribers, please log in with your email address to link your account access.
Paid annually by Credit Card
Inclusive of applicable taxes (VAT)


text:
2020 SCWEA Student Award Nomination Form
In 2020 the Saskatchewan Career and Work Education Association will provide two awards of $200 each to two graduating students. One award will be given to students nominated from the northern area of the province and one from the southern area. Members of SCWEA may nominate one CWEx student by May 1st, 2020. The SCWEA executive will perform a draw to determine the winners. The winning students will be notified, and asked to submit a photograph of themselves and a media/photo release signed by a parent or guardian. Criterion for the award will include the following:
- The student must have achieved or be in progress to earn a credit in a CWEX 10, 20, A30 or B30 class.
- The student must be graduating in the year the award is given.
- The student must have represented themselves well both in class activities and in their work placement.
- The student should have shown considerable development in the classroom and potential in regards to the foundational objectives of Career and Work Exploration with particular emphasis on:
- Development of their personal goals and characteristics in understanding themselves and the changing world around them.
- Demonstration of personal accountability, communication and networking skills.
- Recognition of transferable and employ-ability skills and the wide scope of career opportunities.
- Responsible participation in their work placement in a safe and healthy manner.
- Progress in the development of a career and/or work portfolio.
- Ability to interact positively and effectively with others in regards to career education.
2020 Award Recipients
South: Mataya Brooks – Lumsden High School
I am currently enrolled to begin classes at Sask Polytechnic in Regina to become a dental assistant. Taking all of the Career/Work Explorations classes are what helped me to decide to become a dental assistant. I did my work experience at Cottonwood Dental in small town Lumsden, SK. They let me experience a whole new world. I got to watch oral surgery, filling, sealants, and other dental procedures. I also learned aspects like how to professionally answer the phone to help patients book appointments and to help them with anything they needed. I received a job offer at the dental clinic after completing my Career/Work Exploration hours. I continued to be enlightened and enriched because of the opportunity this class gave me. I will be better prepared for my career as a dental assistant because of my experience.
North: Hunter Leader – Tisdale Middle & Secondary School
Participating in the Career and Work Exploration 30 class provided me with a great opportunity to explore new careers. I originally took the class to receive volunteer hours at our local vet clinic so I could get into Veterinary Technology at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. I soon learned I had to pick a second placement as well. For my first placement I worked in an elementary school in a grade one classroom, and discovered it was a potential future career for me to look into. It was very rewarding watching the kids learn new things and improve their reading and writing. My second placement was at our vet clinic where I discovered Vet Technology was the one and only career for me. I learned many new skills and got the opportunity to see interesting procedures that will benefit me in the future when I am working in a vet clinic. The CWEX30 course gave me the chance to discover a new career option and gave me a way to make an informed decision on what career path I would like to pursue. To me this course has been the most beneficial experience I have had throughout all of high school.
2019 Award Recipients
South: Fharis Ebet – Central Collegiate
During my time with Career and Work Exploration I've learned many skills like communication, teamwork, leadership and becoming more responsible. CWEX teaches people how to get jobs and shows them that "if you want something in life you have to work for it because it won't be given to you just like that." My placement was at Staples in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. I stocked shelves and assisted customers when needed. I've gained confidence talking with customers and it helped me with cooperation skills. I believe this experience will help me to obtain my first job and I am currently looking for work.
North: Ashellin Van De Voord - Aden Bowman Saskatoon SD "My Career and Work experience class has given my many tools such as creating a cover letter, interview preparation, and my rights as a worker. My placement at Happy Hearts Pre-School allowed me to investigate the field of early childhood education. Although I don't wish to be at teacher, the placement showed me the early childhood stages of development in educational growth, behavioral patterns and how environment affects kids which will greatly contribute to my future career in psychology.
2018 Award Recipients
North Recipient for 2018:
Marissa Fleury, CWEX A30
Cumberland House, Saskatchewan
Charlebois Community School
How has my Career and Work Experience Class prepared me for the future after high school?
My Career and Work Experience class has prepared me for my future after high school by teaching me to be more patient, to better my organizational skills, and to work independently. I found that I am able to handle my time better. An example is being given an independent study at school and doing the work on my own time. In my class I had to organize pictures in folders and lead people to what they can do. Helping people get to where they can be also helped me to be more patient. I will be attending the University of Saskatchewan in the fall. I have registered for an Environmental Biology program in the college of Arts and Sciences. I think Career and Work Exploration class has helped me a lot.
South Recipient for 2018:
Brody Baumann, CWEX 20
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Central Collegiate
How has my Career and Work Experience Class prepared me for the future after high school?
I went to Murray GM for my placement. I worked with a mechanic named Jaden. I really got a feel for what it is like working on new vehicles. Ever since I was young, I wanted to be a mechanic, however, working here as a placement helped me to change my mind. I will still work on cars as a hobby, but not as a career. In the end of my work term, I was actually offered a part-time job changing oil for Murray GM. To this day, I am still working there and enjoying it. I am really glad that I joined this class. I had a great time and now have a great job as a result. I also really learned how to talk to people better just meeting them and getting the paperwork ready for jobs boosted my confidence when talking with people. Unfortunately I will be leaving my job after grad and I will be very sad to go, but in the end I am so happy I chose this class.
2017 Award Recipients
My Career and Work Experience class prepared me for my future after high school by pushing me in the right direction. In grade 11 i was advised to take the CWEX class, so I did. I can honestly say in the beginning I didn't have any idea of where I wanted my placement or even what I wanted to be. My teacher and I had discussed options as well as my mom and I. I had come up with the idea of trying to work in a daycare. When it was time for me to go out into the workplace I was quite nervous yet excited to experience new things. My placement was at building blocks daycare and at the end of the course I was offered a part time job after school, to this day I have now been working there. CWEX has made me realize that I wanted to work in a daycare and get my E.C.E (early childhood education). I decided for my last semester of grade 12 that I wanted to do CWEX again. Me now, as a grade 12 at the age of 18, I have come to the conclusion that I would like to get my early childhood education but I would like to be an EA in a school. For my placement this year I am following/assisting EA's in William Grayson School. After my first day of helping kids read, doing math and playing in the gym with the kids I have come to realize this is what I want to do as a career for my life. Thanks to CWEX i have decided what I want to be and where i want to do it. Without this class i would still be lost on ideas of what I'd like to be. This is a wonderful program and it has definitely been a major success to push me to my goal. Thank you 🙂
Jocelyn Tessier
Albert E Peacock School, Moose Jaw SK
Career and Work helped me prepare for my future in many ways. For example it helped me understand the concepts of a job. I also gave first hand experience with an actual job so i can see and feel what it is like working on a job. It also gave me knowledge to understand the responsibility of having a job. It helped me understand the trades and what apprenticeships are. It really prepared me for my future in many ways.
Jeff Pyatutch
Cando Community School, Cando, SK
2016 Award Recipients
My career and work experience class has prepared me for the future by giving me valuable information that will benefit me after high school. The in-class portion of this course provided me with knowledge that I found useful, such as how to prepare for an interview, rights and responsibilities of an employee and understanding how to read a paycheque. It made me think about all areas of a job from how to apply for a position, what to expect and tips on how to leave a job. The job experience portion of this course has given me a heads up of what to expect if I were to get into this career. I am learning useful, hands on skills that can't be taught in the classroom, as well as an opportunity to ask questions regarding the job. I feel I am better prepared for my future career because of the career and work experience class.
Cassidy Heywood
Rosetown Central High School
Rosetown, SK
My career and work experience class has helped me prepare for the future immensely. I worked at the Sherwood Animal Clinic as well as Remax Real Estate in Regina. Work experience confirmed for me that I was making the right choice in choosing Veterinary Technology and changed my mind about real estate. Work experience equipped me with skills such as teamwork and communication skills. I learned how to work better with both employees and clients/customers of all ages. Work experience also equipped me with knowledge to enhance my resume and cover letters, and particularly my interviews. I had real experience doing an interview and getting feedback on what I could do differently. Because of my job placements, I have a better understanding of the jobs, and for future interviews I will be able to ask questions that resonate with the employer. In order to apply for Veterinary Technology at Saskatchewan Polytechnic I needed to complete sixty hours of documented veterinarian-supervised volunteer work. I put my work experience towards this and ended up getting one hundred and forty hours. Work experience has helped me gain hands-on knowledge about the career I have chosen.
Kaylee Hill
Greenall High School
Balgonie, SK
This class helps me prepare for my future career goals and gives me a really good vision of how the world revolved in terms of careers, trades and everyday requirements of jobs. I have learned how to build a resume, the importance of work ethics, the responsibility of punctuality, what it means to be a team player in a professional work environment, and most importantly appropriate ways to communicate to others in at work. By taking this class it has given me a chance to work with others and why it is important to communicate effectively even when upset or disagree with coworkers. Career Work and exploration has opened my eyes to different careers and help build my resume.
Rayden Noltcho
Grade 10 Student
Buffalo River Dene Nation School
Taking the Career Work Experience 30 class has not only helped me decide what career best defines my character, but has also provided me with real world experience in the work force. I was able to pursue potential jobs which could result in future employment in any given field. By being involved in this course, I have had the ability to study the trade I find most interesting in a hands-on fashion. As one of my placements, I was given the opportunity to work at a local bakery which showed me the basis of what to expect in regard of work hours, labour standards, and the required detail application to become a baker. Without the help of the Career Work Experience class, I would not fully understand the skill set necessary for me to be involved in the baking trade. I believe the CWEX course was one of the most beneficial classes provided in my high school education.
Sierra St. Cyer
Tisdale Middle and Secondary School
Tisdale, SK
2015 Award Recipients
My CWEX class and work experiences have benefited me a lot over the years. It taught me the skills to work effectively in the workplace and be more confident with customers and employers. When I started CWEX in grade ten, I was really shy about meeting different people and trying new things. The class gave me practice in a safe environment and over the years and different job placements and experiences, I got more confident and communicated better with others (classmates, teachers, employers, and customers). I learned how to tell people if something was bothering me or not working well, how to problem solve, and learned many new skills. Some of the placements I had were: Windmill Greenhouses, the Co-Op Gas Bar, Mark's Work Warehouse, and Shoppers Drug Mart. I also did volunteer work in schools, our Learning Garden at school, and Good Food Box/Hunger in Moose Jaw. My grade 11placement even led to a Part-Time Job that I still have at Mark's Work Warehouse. I learned to have a great work ethic and do my very best at any job I was given, and recommend this class to anyone.
Michael Haubrich
Albert E. Peacock Collegiate
Moose Jaw, SK
When I began the CWE program I was very lost in what I wanted to do with my future, I had a few ideas but no real direction. Through the program I was able to learn about myself, and get a better understanding of what type of career I would be interested in. For my first placement, I went to a kindergarten class. This experience helped me to realize that I want to be a teacher. The experience was so rewarding and eye opening that I can't really imagine doing anything else. I never knew how much fun it could be to help a child read or write. Without that experience I may have never discovered my passion and talent for teaching. I really am grateful for this program and I would recommend it to any high school student.
Cassidy Jellison
Tommy Douglas Collegiate
Saskatoon, SK
Work experience has been an extremely helpful and insightful opportunity for me. I was able to work in several different placements that allowed me to explore the wonders of the working world. As a student that was entirely unsure of what career I wanted to pursue, work experience helped me rule out careers not right for me and spark my interest in ones that were. The class also taught me lessons on how to communicate with people and how to be an excellent employee in my future career path, lessons that are not generally taught in a classroom. Work experience is a great opportunity and has helped me make many decisions about my future.
Crystal MacDonald
North West Central School
Plenty, SK
I had the opportunity to participate in the Career and Work Experience 10 program as well as Career and Work A30. I enjoyed taking part in both of these Career classes. By having access to these programs in my community, I was able to have exposure to three different businesses. I liked all the placements but it was my placement at South East Electric in Carlyle that I really found valuable. I had taken an electrical course at school so it was awesome to be able to put the skills I learned in class to practical use. My placement at South East Electric has encouraged me to pursue my dream of being an Electrician. I have learned many valuable skills at my job placements. I also am more aware of safety on the job. I learned new skills and had fun doing the placements. I really am glad I got to participate in the Career and Work Experience Program.
Marc Shaw
G.F. Kells High School
Carlyle School


text:
Table of Content
- 1 Benefits of Fire TV Cube Jailbreaking
- 2 How to Jailbreak Fire TV Cube?
- 2.1 Step- 1: Allow Apps from Unknown Sources
- 2.2 Step- 2: Go to Search option
- 2.3 Step- 3: Type "Downloader"
- 2.4 Step- 4: Open Downloader
- 2.5 Step- 5: Enter Download URL
- 2.7 Step- 7: Wait… Aptoid TV Apk is downloading
- 2.8 Step- 8: Select Install
- 2.9 Step- 9: Again Select Install
- 2.10 Step- 10: Wait… Aptoid TV is installing
- 2.11 Step- 11: Open Aptoid TV
- 2.12 #1- Installing Kodi from Aptoid TV App Store
- 2.13 Step- 1: Open Aptoid TV and Look for Kodi
- 2.14 Step- 2: Select Install
- 2.15 Step- 2: Select Install
- 2.16 Step- 2: Select Install
Jailbroken Fire TV Cube can save your $100 of monthly subscription bills. For that, you don't need to buy a jailbroken Fire TV Cube or Firestick. You can do all within 2 minutes. I mean, you can jailbreak Fire TV Cube within 2 minutes from now.
If you too want to know- HOW?
Jailbreak Fire TV Cube in just 2 minutes and enjoy benefits if Jailbroken FireTV Cube.
In an earlier tutorial, I've guided you; How to Jailbreak Firestick and today I am telling you about Fire TV Cube.
Benefits of Fire TV Cube Jailbreaking
Those who are not satisfied with the picture quality of Firestick, Amazon brought Fire TV Cube for them. Fire TV Cube is a recently launched media streaming device on Amazon. This is a better replacement for FireTVstick. However, the data consumption will increase from your WiFi.
But, what if you need to pay the subscriptions every month, even if there is an option. Yes, I am talking about Fire TV Jailbreaking.
You can jailbreak your Fire TV cube to watch thousands of movies and tv shows free of cost.
Is Fire TV Cube Jailbreaking is illegal?
Is Firestick or Fire TV Cube Jailbreaking is illegal? Here my answer is a BIG NO…
Because, here in this method, I am not going to teach you anything with playing code hardware of Fire TV Cube or Firestick. All I am teaching you is installing some additional apps which offer free movies and tv shows streaming. It means, Firestick Jailbreaking is completely legal with my methods.
However, some apps fetching copyrighted materials from various source and piracy is a serious illegal cybercrime. Your ISP is tracking your data, and I recommend you to use a good VPN on your Firestick to protect your data. Once you Jailbreak Fire TV, you can access an ocean of free movies, tv shows and videos.
Follow the steps given below to Jailbreak Fire TV within 2 minutes.
How to Jailbreak Fire TV Cube?
Follow this guide to jailbreak fire tv cube by installing Kodi-
Step- 1: Allow Apps from Unknown Sources
Launch your Fire TV after connecting all the necessary cables. Go to Settings> Device> Developers option> then Allow Apps from Unknown Sources option.
Step- 2: Go to Search option
Step- 3: Type "Downloader"
Step- 4: Open Downloader
Step- 5: Enter Download URL
Here you need to download Aptoid TV for Firestick then you can install Kodi from Aptoid TV store.
URL 1- https://www.firestickhelp.com/AptoidTV (Direct Download Link) < Recommended
URL 2- http://m.aptoid.com/installer-aptoid-tv/
Step- 7: Wait… Aptoid TV Apk is downloading
Step- 8: Select Install
Step- 9: Again Select Install
Step- 10: Wait… Aptoid TV is installing
Wait for the next 20 seconds to fully install Aptoid TV on Fire TV Cube.
Step- 11: Open Aptoid TV
Finally, you have installed Aptoid TV on Fire TV. Basically, Aptoid is a world's most popular third-party application store for Android phones. And Aptoid TV is a brainchild of Aptoid App store developer which made installing third-party apps on Android Smart TV's very easy and simple.
So, here we are going to install Kodi and a couple of more apps on Fire TV Cube which offers free watching movies and tv shows. So let's start the real game now.
#1- Installing Kodi from Aptoid TV App Store
Installing Kodi on Fire TV is the most popular method of Fire TV Jailbreaking. Here we are not modifying any codes and in Fire TV BIOS. Kodi is a legal app for watching free movies and tv shows. It has got the largest ocean of movies and tv shows. So, we are installing Kodi on Fire TV Cube.
However, some best Kodi add-ons are offering copyrighted streaming links. So, I recommend you to get a secure VPN for Kodi so that you can hide your activity from your ISP. I strongly recommend using Express VPN because it's fastest among all VPN providers. So, you won't face any buffering issue with this VPN.
Step- 1: Open Aptoid TV and Look for Kodi
Go to your Apps list on your Fire TV and open Aptoid TV. Now, look for Kodi or directly search in the search bar.
Step- 2: Select Install
Step- 2: Select Install
Step- 2: Select Install
Kodi has been installed on your Amazon Fire TV Cube. Now, you need to install some Kodi Addons for Movies and TV Shows. Here's an updated list of Top Kodi Addons.