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Linum Fund – 1st Newsletter
Hello dear investors. Our project was launched only recently, but we already have some important news.
1. Start of the project turned out really grandiose, I admit honestly – we didn't expect to get such success. For the first two days 750 new members already joined us, from them 550 have active deposits. Total amount of deposits is about $65,000. We are very glad that our project was pleasant to you and we will make everything not to betray your trust and expectations.
2. Many requests for receiving the status of "Regional Representatives" arrived to us. All your requests will be considered soon. Members, whose requests will be approved, will receive the corresponding confirmation on the email at the beginning of the next week. Respectively the "Regional Representatives" page will start replenishing on Tuesday-Wednesday.
3. A lot of investors ask us about addition of new payment systems. Concerning new payment systems I can tell the following:
- OkPay – we aren't going to add this system. We don't think that many investors will use it, and the blocking of accounts is sometimes observed in this system.
- PayPal – we too aren't going to work with this system. PayPal doesn't work with such projects, and the beginning of work with them can lead us to blocking of our account. And we don't want to risk yours (and ours) money.
- Payza – we hope to connect soon. Merchant department promised that procedure of verification will take from 2 to 5 days. We undergo this procedure two weeks already. A problem that support of Payza responds to messages too long. Therefore we won't speak about any concrete terms. As soon as we undergo verification procedure – we will report about it in news.
4. After registration of an account don't forget to specify details of your payment processors in the section "Payment details". Also be attentive at a deposit conclusion, check to what payment account you withdraw the means. Especially it concerns BitCoin because often you withdraw funds for that address from which deposit was made (and it can be not that address which you planned to use).
5. Unfortunately, the start of the project took place not so smoothly. Yesterday the mistake connected with a choice of investment plans was revealed. An error was corrected during yesterday's technical works. If your deposit was made in wrong plan (not one that has been chosen by you) just send us request to email@example.com and we will fix it. Also 10-15 investors at change of the investment plan could have a doubling of the deposit or you could not receive daily charges; in such case write us on email@example.com and we will correct everything quickly. We apologize for inconveniences. We will try to avoid similar problems further.
Warmest Regards,
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Not a computer virus but a throat virus. I was sent home from work last Tuesday by one of my bosses who was worried about me and wasn't well enough to go back until today. I also had to miss last week's Stitch & Bitch So, the box opening is delayed for a little while. So are some of my emails, including some KnitCast ones.
There is a new edition of KnitCast though, over at the KnitCast Blog.
While I was off I knit a pair of socks in Lynn H's ColorSport Sock Yarn. They're in the "In The Garden" colourway which isn't available anymore. However, Lynn's Jo's Garden and Happy Day look a little similar. I can't wait to take a picture of these socks because Lynn's painting is extraordinary. These are wonderful socks.
I'm now knitting socks from some yarn from Over The Rainbow Yarns and I think it's just the wrong colour choice for me. I think it's called "Nite Rainbow" but it's a very dull colourway and I seem to have enough for two pairs of socks. I may trade the rest as I'm sure someone would love it, I just have an urge for something brighter.

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Port's dancing couple donate to cancer unit
The winners of Port's Jigs & Reels dance competition presented their charity prize recently to the Oncology unit in Tullamore hospital.
Shona Mooney had danced with her boyfriend Stuart Mulpeter in memory of her mother Eileen Mooney, who passed away from cancer.
"Mam was in and out of the oncology unit since March, in for weeks and home for a few days, they were always so kind and loving and caring, they made it a bit easier for us," said Shona.
Eileen battled against cancer from the age of 44 and passed away at the age of 51, in the care of family and staff in the hospital last July.
Shona and Stuart began their Irish dancing training in October with Kara Burbage, to try and raise money for the unit in Eileen's memory.
"I danced when I was younger. It was a lot of hard work, but it was nice to dance with Stuart, we are together six years, it was nice to do it together," said Shona.
They were thrilled to be announced as winners at the gala charity night in the Heritage Killenard, organised by Portarlington Community Development Association.
It was an emotional night.
"It was hard, even to talk at the end of the night," she said.
Their prizes were two charity donations, one for €1,000 from the PCDA and the second for $3,000 from a surprise donor Meg McCauley, who happened to be staying in the hotel and after attending the dance competition, donated €50,000 to the PCDA.
Shona thanks the PCDA and all who supported her, as well as Tullamore hospital staff for their care of her mother.
Eileen is sadly missed by her husband John and three children Shane, Shona and Sabrina.


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As a full-service ground transportation and logistics management leader, Lowcountry Valet & Shuttle Co. serves Charleston, South Carolina – operating dozens of vehicles from multiple locations throughout the state.
We excel in providing group travel services for the widest possible range of customers – from corporations, schools, colleges and universities, to international and domestic tour operators, church groups and local clubs and organizations. Whether it's 10 or 10,000 passengers for tours, charters, shuttle services and more, customers turn to Lowcountry Valet & Shuttle Co. for on-time performance, quality service, comfort and safety.
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From reactors for cellulosic ethanol processing to wind turbines, pressure vessels, nuclear fabrications and beyond, AT&F is an integral partner in the energy industry.
Renewable energy is at the forefront of industry technology, and AT&F is there providing:
- Components for wind turbines, wind towers, solar energy systems, and tidal and geothermal energy systems.
- Lab and commercial scale processing equipment for biomass processing, as well as pressure vessels, heat exchangers, piping systems and custom fabrications.
- Innovations like the Bench Scale Reactor System for Cellulosic Ethanol Processing. Developed with AdvanceBio of Cincinnati, this portable unit simplifies the pre-treatment of cellulosic biomass for ethanol and renewable chemicals.


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Lost Boys - keep in touch
The School is delighted to able to contact the many Old Haberdashers and those affiliated with Habs who are on our database to inform them of exciting news, including invitations to reunions and events. Over the years, however, we have lost touch with a number of Old Boys and are currently trying to get back in contact with them. Our recent Foundation survey has enabled us to reconnect a great number of OHs who had lost touch with friends over time. We are proud to be able to continue to build the Habs community.
If you are an Old Boy and are not on our database, or if you are aware of somebody whose record we do not currently have, please click here to download a form which can be emailed or posted back to us upon filling out the appropriate sections.
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Should you lowball lawn mowing prices on your street only to raise them later?
When you are new to the lawn care field you tend to look for ways to quickly gain new customers. Sometimes you are willing to do this at the cost of not profiting or even potentially losing money per job. These lowball strategies tend to always fail because customers who are attracted to low prices are very difficult to service and when you try and raise your prices, they tend to look for someone else. Here is an example of a lowball strategy from the Gopher Lawn Care Business Forum, that you may or may not want to experiment with.
One lawn care business owner wrote "I'm excited for spring. I think I will have a very good start up. I have new plans and expectations. Hear me out… What is stopping me from advertising to all my neighbors and giving them REALLY nice prices, then adding $5.00 every year until I'm satisfied? Is it a bad idea to try to start customers off cheap as dirt and then slowly build up? I don't even have to use the truck!
Think of it this way, it is low balling, but it's also my street. It might sound evil, but I'm ready to take over my small area. If they are my neighbors, it gives them a reason to trust me. If I raise my prices and they decide not to hire me for a season, what are they gonna do? NOTHING, they wont go look for another company who charges double or triple… They will have to suffer and mow their lawn themselves **** LEAVING THE PLAYING FIELD OPEN for me to create another bid for them if I am in need of extra money…
Sound like an awesome plan?
In Short:
- Low ball on my street only.
- Get many nearby customers.
- Barely use my truck.
- Start at a low $65.00/month for ALL but corner houses.
- Raise the price by $5.00 every season until I reach a profitable secure point, $65.00 /month for the houses on my street is fair game. I might even consider going down to $50.00
I already have 3 houses on my street alone and I'm getting lots of customers who live side by side to other customers, it's all coming together!
Next season I'm dropping a few clients unless they want to pay an extra $10.00-$20.00 / month.
I figure it will take one season for most to get the prices where I want or two seasons for others. About $75.00 is what I'm looking for per month, so I'm not so far off.
Every house will be estimated like this season to see what price to put them at, but I'll only choose a price range between $60-$75.00 a month on which they will pay. Even if it's over $75.00 worth, I will keep it maxed at $75.00. Houses that are less than $60.00 worth will be priced lower, if they are on my street, perfect, no harm done! I will up the price the next season. It's a strategy I would like to try.
The chances of me gaining clients is seemingly high. There are a lot of elderly do-it-yourself types, but if I can swing by and give them a reasonable price, they might change their mind. I also see neighbors having a heck of a time mowing they're yards, so I'd like to take the hassle away from them.
I hope this interests my neighbors!"
A second lawn care business owner said "when you use price as your selling point, you tend to attract cheap customers. If you are thinking you can hook them with a low ball price the first year and raise it up and up until it's profitable, you may find that you don't get renewed the next year. Then a new start up lawn care business will come through your area with their own low ball strategy that plans on doing the same thing you tried to do.
Why not figure out how much you need to make per hour and bid each job accordingly? Wouldn't it be better if you could make a profit today, tomorrow, the next day, etc all year long, instead of waiting until next year to hopefully make a profit? You can seriously burn yourself out in a year's time if at the end of the year you worked your butt off and find you have no money to show for it. So you might want to rethink this strategy."
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We are a small family business specialising in IT and Automated Testing Platforms to both small and large organisations that are wanting to identify and resolve issues and problems with your products or implementations in order to achieve your goals or targets. We have a good track record and are recognised in the industry for solving IT & Automated testing problems.
We are more than capable of writing Test Scope, Methodology and Environment build, following on to Test case and Automation, and if required we can provide a turn-key service, including running the tests and issuing you the reports
Marlow Enterprises has the capability to test networks and system stacks for code coverage in functional and non- functional arena's, specialising in Test Automation: which is the only way to test complex software builds and the integration between networks, systems and applications.
Our non-functional testing covers Reliability, Failure, Security and Penetration testing, from freeware to the Rolls Royce of tester from Spirent.
Adrian Marlow is the driving force behind Marlow Enterprises. He has been working in Networking since the late 80's working his way up from installation, operations, support and design. With some major achievements under his belt, he has worked for some of the UK's major organisations (on numerous occasions) including: The Ministry of Defence , British Telecom, KPN, National Power, Alcatel and Orange as well as some less well known companies like MBS and Touchstone.
Testing properly can pay dividends, not only in finding issues before you customer has a problem, but automating the testing for provide lower overall cost and for a greater period. Automation can also reduce the skills requirement for some of your testing, leaving your experts to concentrate on the problem areas. With a automated solution you can run your testing 24 hours per day 7 days per week - you are not limited to the 9-5 standard working day.
Have a look at some of our Achievements, you never know, we may already have a solution for you.
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Adrian Marlow, Director of Marlow Enterprises was presented with the 'Test Automation Hero' award at the prestigious Ceremony held on 22 September 2011 at The Churchill War Rooms in Whitehall, London.
The awards aimed to reward individuals who have made an outstanding effort in understanding and implementing delivery of first class network performance, to acknowledge the true value of an individual's network expertise, and to applaud those individuals whose significant contribution in perfecting their company's network performance has contributed to the company's overall business success. .The winners were judged by an independent panel of experts from the
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Metal agricultural buildings offer great protection for farm equipment and even livestock, but these traditional units are not only for farm use. In fact, many of our customers opt to construct a metal agricultural barn for their vehicles. Since these lean-tos can be open or closed, there's always the advantage of enclosing your lean-to and transforming it into a little storage room.
Here is a good example of a metal agricultural building being used alternatively than the traditional farm use:
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Welcome to Susan J. Friedman Relationship Counseling
I would like to introduce myself to you. I am a licensed clinical social worker in private practice, counseling individuals, children, couples and families in distress, with over 30 years of in depth individual, family and group clinical experience including Child Welfare and Domestic Violence. I will work with you to assist you in developing your best coping strategies in this complicated and sometimes frightening and lonely world.
As you know, couples become unhappy for a variety of reasons namely poor communication, unrealistic expectations, and a lack of intimacy or loving feelings. Other difficulties reported by distressed couples include specific topics such as money management, jealousy, conflicts over values and problems with in-laws.
By the time couples consider therapy, many have also considered the option of divorce. My focus if possible is to intervene to resolve or improve these key issues hopefully to avoid injury to families that might result in dissolution or prolonged litigation.
Do you occasionally feel like what you accomplish is just not quite good enough no matter how hard you work?
Do you sometimes put off personal and/or work projects, waiting until you can get them just right?
Do you assume that you are not deserving of healthy relationships no matter how hard you work to please your significant others?
Do you believe that you should dedicate 100%, or more, to everything you do or else you will be second-rate or even a failure?
If you answered YES to any of these questions you may be trying to be perfect rather than simply working to do your best. Perfectionism refers to a set of self-defeating beliefs and actions aimed at reaching impossible and unrealistic goals. Perfectionism is often mistakenly perceived in our society as beneficial or even as essential for success.
The wish to be perfect can rob you of a sense of personal contentment and cause you to fall short of your real potential; in other words, to achieve as much as you could if you set realistic goals.


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Cello, Piano, & Theory Lessons -- Music for Special Occasions
David and Sarah Poon run a vibrant studio of students, ranging in age from five to seventy five! We love making music and strive to instill this love in each student. Our main studio is located in beautiful Gibsons, BC. Sarah also teaches one day a week in North Vancouver at the North Shore Conservatory of Music.
Twice-yearly recitals and preparation for RCM examinations are offered.
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Grace Notes String Ensembles specialises in weddings and large corporate and social events. They will work with you well before your event date to understand your preferences and plan just the right music for your celebration.
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Cubs is the second section of the Scouting movement, originally started in 1916 for younger brothers who wanted a 'look-in'. In nearly a century, the section has constantly evolved and adapted its programme and methods to meet the changing needs of each generation of young people, and these days admits girls as well as boys.
1st Belper Cubs currently consist of 25 children, with 5 Leaders and 2 Young Leaders.
Cub Scouts are young people aged between 8 and 10 1/2, who make up the second section of the Scouting family, between Beavers and Scouts.
Under some circumstances, Cub Scouts can join the Pack as young as 7 1/2 if, for example, they have friends joining at the same time, or are mature enough to move on early from Beavers, (and there is space in the Pack). Such decisions are taken by Cub and Beaver Scout leaders.
During their time in the Pack, Cub Scouts will get a chance to try lots of different activities like swimming, music, exploring, computing and collecting. There are a range of badges available which Cub Scouts can wear on their uniforms to show everyone how well they're doing.
Cub Scouts also get to go on trips and days out, to places like the zoo, theme parks or a farm. Sometimes they will be able to go camping with the rest of the Pack and take part in all kinds of outdoor activities.


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Posterous Adds Dead-Simple Custom Domain Registration
If you love Posterous but want to use it with a customized domain name (like say, ChristinaWarren.com), it just got really, really simple. Posterous has just rolled out the ability to register your own domain name for your Posterous blog and get it set up correctly in one step. Posterous has offered support for custom domains for some time now, but it still required the user registering a domain with a registrar and then altering their A records with the registrar to point to Posterous.
Like WordPress.com, Posterous users can now avoid that step. You can check the availability of your desired domain name and if it's not taken, register it and have it automatically mapped to your account in one step.
Furthermore, you can set up Google Apps for your domain (so you can have email, calendars and access to all of the Google Apps Marketplace stuff) really quickly. This is pretty useful, because while some registrars will let you set up Google Apps alongside your domain, this will take care of that extra step of also hooking it up to Posterous.
Posterous says that for the first month, the price of domain registration through them will be discounted. Currently, you can register a domain for $24.99 for one year or $19.99 per year if you register for two years. The normal registration prices weren't revealed. You can only register .com, .net or .org domains through Posterous.
Although it's easy to get a domain name for under $10 a year, the fact that you can get automatic mapping to Posterous and easy set-up with Google Apps definitely makes this a good value for users who aren't interested in dealing with domain registrars.


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When the weather gets nice, there should be no excuse to miss the outdoors. After a long snowy winter, the first rays of sun feel so glorious and can really fill you with anticipation for the fun months ahead. I'm talking summer BBQs, biking your favourite outdoor path, or even just enjoying a walk through the city, nothing beats it!
To make sure you're fully prepared for an active summer outdoors, remember to take a second to prepare yourself with these options to help have your best summer ever!
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While going to the gym in the winter isn't so bad, come summertime it can be nice to move those workouts outdoors. There's no better time to pick-up your active wear for the new season. I'm talking running shoes, hats, sunglasses, even a nice new water bottle! You can't deny it feels great heading outdoors knowing you'll not only feel great in your new gear, but you'll look even better!
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Moving from a treadmill to nature paths generally is a great feeling. The one downfall is of course all the pollens in the air. There's nothing worse than letting springtime allergies slow you down. When all you want to do is be outside in the sunshine. Let Claritin help you manage your allergy symptoms with effective non-drowsy relief so you can enjoy your spring and summer activities without the worry of itchy and watery eyes, sneezing and runny nose, or skin itches and hives.
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Whether it's a garlic scape pesto or a fresh pea salad with mint. Summer's bright freshness comes through in so many ways with amazing seasonal produce. To help keep up with your active routine. Why not take the opportunity this year to head down to your local farmer market to pick up fresh, local produce for great summer dishes.
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If you've taken it easy over the winter, there's no better time to start getting active. Enjoy our beautiful landscape by pledging 1,500 steps before July 30th to get moving again. Maybe by the end of the summer, you'll be doing 15,000! But if pain is slowing your progress, turn to ALEVE Back & Body pain to help with the aches you feel.
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Ryonet Industrial Haze Remover
Ryonet Industrial Liquid Haze Remover is an aggressive ghost and stain remover designed for use in a production screen printing environment. This product cleans mesh stains with less noticeable odor and works better than most paste stain removers.
- Biodegradable/Drain safe.
- Non flammable.
- Low odor makes for easy breathing.
- High load capacity for maximum economy.
- Fast acting formula saves time.
- Safe for use on all mesh types.
- Cleans multiple deep stains from screen mesh.
- Low VOC (volatile organic compounds).
Ryonet's Industrial Chemical line is geared for production screen printing operations, with prices ideal for shops who buy in large quantities.
This product is corrosive and can break mesh if left on for too long, be especially carefully when using thin thread or high tension screens.
- Use chemical resistant gloves during application.
- Apply Ryonet Industrial Liquid Haze Remover to both sides of clean and wet screen.
- Scrub screen with a dedicated non-abrasive pad or brush.
- Allow haze remover to dwell on screen between 1-2 minutes (do not allow to dry in screen)
- Thoroughly rinse screen with high-pressure water, starting at the bottom.
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Where did the name Safetool originate?
As the owner of the Locau brands, I acquired Safetool back in 2007. We decided to use this name for the merged business as 'safe' and 'tool' sum up what we offer in one word, including our range of Reskal safes. Safetool is active in three distinct product categories: office and school, warehouse tools such as trolleys, and security products including safes. This wide portfolio of products makes us distinct in the European market and allows us to meet the multiple requirements of our customers.
Which category is performing strongest?
The school market is doing well for Safetool, which is probably the case for many companies in France and Europe. At the recent UFIPA conference of French stationery producers and resellers, the outlook for school and office was presented like a weather forecast: school had two suns and office had just one with a cloud!
The office market continues to be challenging because companies are targeting costs in order to maintain profitability. This has resulted in many of them laying off white-collar workers and tightening budgets, including expenditure on office supplies. On the other hand, the school market has resisted much better, both for selling directly to schools and back-to-school sales to households.
Why are school products still performing strongly?
There are several reasons, one of which is that there continues to be a lot of product innovation. Of course, there is price pressure and customers are budget conscious, but schools are still interested in buying the best products to assist them in the education process. Parents are also willing to spend on their children. We listen to their needs and develop products that offer new solutions and attractive designs.
What are the current demands or trends you are responding to?
Comfort of use is an important topic for handheld stationery such as scissors. This has led us to include soft material like rubber in the handle to enable children to have a better feel when they use them. Colour is also an important trend because children are attracted to trendy and vibrant colours rather than just plain and functional designs.
How did you come to include the Twist n'Safe compass?
Twist n'Safe was developed in Japan and I discovered it during a visit to Tokyo. We were so impressed by how much easier it is for children to use compared to a traditional compass that we entered into an agreement to become the exclusive distributor in Europe. The innovation is in the patented cap of the compass which acts to protect the point and also attaches to the handle to enable circles to be drawn easily with one hand. We came up with the name Twist and Safe to emphasize the security of the design. It generated a lot of interest from visitors to the Safetool stand during Paperworld and schools have been very enthusiastic. We will now see how it performs during the BTS season. It is probably the most innovative product that Safetool has launched and fits our concept perfectly.
What other new products are you launching?
We have just launched a new cutting instrument for kids called 'Biki'. It is ergonomic and fits into the hand of children to allow them to cut paper or fine plastic creatively. It is both designed and made in France, and as it is very safe for young users, it is a true Safetool product.
I see from your catalogue that you sell several niche products, such as those designed for left-handers. Do they sell well?
I don't think that products for left-handers are the niche market they were 10 years ago. Firstly, in Europe, we do not insist or even encourage left-handed children to use their right hands like we did previously. Locau was the first company in France to develop scissors for left-handers 30 years ago and since that time the market has developed. Schools and parents are now more aware of the advantages of stationery specifically adapted to meet the needs of left-handed children.
What are the major issues facing Safetool in the current market?
I believe that despite the current economic situation in Europe that school products will continue to perform well as long as we continue to innovate. Our core products such as scissors will always be needed, so the question becomes how to get the best quality to price ratio. The current drop in the euro could also see more manufacturing being relocated back from China to Europe. Safetool, like most other brands, moved a lot of our manufacturing to China over the last number of years in order to remain competitive. However, we kept our machines in storage in France. Today we are using them again for our 'Made in France' products. This is a very new development that we did not consider until very recently. A couple of years back, producing the Biki in France would not have been an option due to the strong euro and the cost difference between producing in Europe and China.
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Florence After Dark
Despite popular opinion, Florence isn't just a seasonal city when it comes to partying. The city has good nightlife all year round, and its youthful population means there's a fun atmosphere.
From cocktail bars to music pubs and raging nightclubs, there's something happening every night of the week in Florence. Things don't get started until late in Italy though, so keep this in mind if you're planning a night out.
One of the best ways to enjoy the city is to find a table on the pavement outside a bar and order an aperitivo. It's an Italian tradition to relax with a spirit before a meal and practice the art of dolce far niente (the sweetness of being idle). An aperitivo often comes with snacks, while you'll probably see lots of people drinking a bright orange cocktail. This is an Aperol Spritz, and a must-try while you're in Florence.
Since you're in Tuscan wine country, make sure you take advantage of one of the many wine bars. Some offer tastings for a reasonable price, so you can learn about the way the wine's made as you sample it. If you're more of a beer lover, Florence surprisingly does have a fair number of craft brew pubs, although you may have to go further from the centre to find them.
Piazza delle Murate is the best place to go for outdoor live music, while in summer there's even a beach near Piazza Poggli where you can gather with the locals for some late night fun.


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We specialise in a variety of exciting trips and tours including long-distance trails, multi-activity days, hill walking group adventures from one day to multi-day trips in the Scottish mountains as well as walking tours further afield. Our adventures range from small group walking trips in a variety of destinations to self-guided walking in Scotland. We aim to promote the beauty of the great outdoors and mountain environment whilst giving you an inspiring experience.
From the Scottish Highlands & Islands to guided walking trips in the Canaries, Spain and the Alps, you will find your next dream walking adventure here. We can also organise private departures and tailor-made treks for any destination you wish as a solo walking tour, private group adventure or bespoke family walking adventure.
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We just got back from an amazing trip to Scotland with McKenzie Mountaineering. Rosie was a fabulous, welcoming and knowledgeable mountain guide. We did a 4 night customised tour for our family of 4 with two teenagers. She paid meticulous attention to all the logistics. She took us to the coolest places that suited our family perfectly. The hikes were beautiful. Thank you to Rosie for a very memorable trip. I am hoping to return soon with my mother to do a West Highland Way tour with Rosie.Julie
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Whether it is a few pots on back porch or an acre of land carefully planned out in February, having a garden is an incredible asset to your family's education. Even though I remember a time without cell phones or computers, my children never will. With all the extreme changes our … [Read more...]
Health and Nutrition Basic Set {Apologia Educational Ministries Reviews}
High school students are required to take a variety of classes and it can be hard to find just the right curriculum for certain courses. This is especially true when you are searching for curriculum for classes that cover sensitive topics such as Health. This is why members of … [Read more...]
Ten Reasons Why Hiking Counts as Schooling {Homeschool Blog Link UP}
Living on the road full-time with our eight kids, we have more hiking opportunities than the average foundation-based family. The swell (yes, swell) aspect of hiking is that we can count it as a school day. Skeptical? Allow me to make a believer out of you with these … [Read more...]
Health Education Products for K-8 {MarshMedia Reviews}
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Buboni Estate is a secure, up market, residential development found in the Roma area, off Zambezi Way just 8 KMS from South East of Lusaka's Central Business District. Buboni Phase One which was officially completed in July 2015 and was sold out to the general public. Buboni Phase 2 was commissioned in February 2016 with a time frame of One Year.
Due to the overwhelming response from Buboni I, MAMCo decided to embark on another Housing project to carter for the needs of clients who failed to acquire houses in the first phase.
Buboni phase two offer a perfect opportunity to either individuals looking to invest in Real Estate for a higher yield or home owners looking for a well-constructed modern house in a peaceful environment. Its close proximity to the newly constructed East Park and Arcades mall off Zambezi Road in Roma 8kms from Lusaka's CBD.
It consists of nineteen (19) three- bed units and thirteen (13) two-bed units sold in either complete units or as shells excluding the internal finishes such as plumbing works this is to enable clients complete them to their preferred touch.
Your financing options include mortgage or through cash payment plan as follows:
15% non-refundable deposit on acceptance of offer to purchase
35% on signing of contract upon completing the shells, i.e. roofing and external works.
50% on or before date set for Completion


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CJ7: The Cartoon (2010)
Watch CJ7: The Cartoon (2010) full movies free cartoons online.
Synopsis: CJ7: The Cartoon loosely adopts the original plot of how a father and a son accidentally pick up an alien named CJ7. Based on Stephen Chow's 2008 hit comedy CJ7, the film has a newly developed storyline in which CJ7 protects the environment and saves the earth.
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Bullying: why are we sending 12-year-olds to high school?
Letters to Editor:
Why are we sending 12-year-olds to high school?
I HAVE been reading about the story of a young boy, 12-year-old Brian Birchall fighting for his life because he has been bullied at school.
READ MORE: Mental health warrior stands beside Brian
Why are we sending our 12-year-olds to high school? This is not right. It's only bringing problems for everyone's concern.
It's time to start being rough on the trouble makers, teaching them to respect with kindness, showing them comfort to others.
Good behaviour goes a long way as you can see these teenagers don't care and not accepting these rules - "you" have to take the blame.
True, we all have problems but don't take it out on anyone. Talk to someone - a teacher, a social worker, a doctor, a minister.
Anyone that is capable to help you fix your problems. Don't let your problem get any bigger than it already is.
Marj Huskisson,
Cooloola Coast deserves better
LAST month, Telstra came to Tin Can Bay with a caravan selling services and solving problems.
Well I signed up for a package ADSL Broadband deal for 24 months.
Modem and Telstra TV delivered six days later. Phone installed 10 days later. Then two days later I was told, "sorry there are no ADSL ports available in Tin Can Bay." We won't charge you.
Seems that it is a day by day proposition, if a port becomes available you can have it.
The salesperson tells me now that at the time of sale they didn't know the availability situation.
At the very least they should have advised me (and everyone) at sign-up that maybe there would not be a ADSL port available.
Unconscionable conduct from my perspective. If I offered a service, sold it and the couldn't provide it, I would be legally charged?
NBN is not due in Tin Can until between January and June 2019, so Telstra are not installing any more ADSL ports.
I guess the communities of Tin Can Bay and Cooloola Cove are not important enough to get the same service that is afforded to the wider Gympie area.
I do know that when NBN is eventually available, I won't be connecting via Telstra.
Shame on you Telstra, we deserve better.
Christine Rogers,
Tin Can Bay
Happy to be able to eat again
MY JAW was broken and my doctors were not sure if I could wear a normal denture again.
I opted not to have any further surgery.
Before my jaw broke, I had my dentures made by Sudesh at Advance Denture Clinic and these were perfect.
I was sure he could help me. Although my jaw was damaged Sudesh made me a new denture.
I am so happy I can even chew nuts now.
Georgina Cannings,
Are you a good pet owner?
WHILE a dog that nips or bites may not seem like a serious problem, a biting dog is a dangerous dog. If you own a dog that bites, you can be held financially responsible for any injuries your dog may cause.
You might also be criminally liable if your dog kills someone. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to teach your dog to stop biting and become a good canine citizen. Training will take patience and time, but your well-trained dog will be a joy to be around and a great member of your family.
Children and adults are often the cause of the biting because they tease the dog excessively and the dog feels like he needs to defend himself. Do not leave small children alone with puppies or dogs and they are always at a higher risk of being bitten especially in the face and these bites can cause large scars. And teasing should not be part of a dog's life. Animals can also jump into beds and lie on the face of small children and smother them.
Julia Lawrence O.A.M.


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Remember the little freak accident caused by Google by some users woke up on Monday only to find their Gmail accounts emptied of all their messages? Well, it seems that Google has managed to identify the culprit responsible for the little incident, and has issued a statement describing what actually happened that day. On the plus side, the search giant has also assured users that no data was permanently wiped off the face of the virtual world.
Read on to find out more.
Do you remember the article we posted two days back about some users logging into Gmail, only to find out that every single message and folder in their Gmail account has been cleaned off without their knowledge? We're sure you did: after all, email conversations are serious business, and having all your messages wiped out in an instant without warning is definitely the best way to ruin anyone's day.
Well, the good news about this little issue is that Google has confirmed what most people were probably anxiously waiting for. According to a message posted on Google's official Gmail blog, the loss of emails was caused by a botched storage software update: this update apparently contained a bug severe enough to affect several copies of backup content stored across multiple data centres.
However, uses can rest assured that their data is still safe from complete erasure. This is because the search giant claims that it has kept additional backups on tape drives which are not hooked up to online-capable machines, and has thus survivied the failed update. The only issue is that it will take time for the search giant to restore said data from the tape drives, as the recovery process appears to be much more complex than simply sending a request to another data centre.
Still, users can take consolation in the fact that Google has been working hard to ensure that all recovered content is being processed and sent out to affected users as soon as possible. According to the latest update from the search giant, all backup content has already been successfully processed and are now currently on their way back to their respective users' mail folders, where they rightfully belong.
With any luck, affected users should have their Gmail messages fully restored by the end of today.
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Naples Outdoor Living is a forward thinking custom pool cage, screen enclosure, paver deck and outdoor living business at the forefront of the outdoor living industry in Naples, Florida.
Naples Outdoor Living design, build, and install high quality custom outdoor living products including panoramic pool enclosures, screen rooms, pool cages, paver decks, concrete slabs & footers and aluminum seamless gutters in all of Collier and Lee Counties including Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Estero, Ft Myers and Cape Coral.
Custom Fabrication
Futuristic laser measuring equipment, industry leading CAD software, and the industries most experienced and cutting edge design engineers enable Naples Outdoor Living to manufacture market leading one of-a-kind pool enclosures.
Family Owned
Naples Outdoor Living is a family owned and operated company with over 35 years experience in the industry and in excess of 10,000 screen enclosures designed. Family values and are carried forward into every project.
Competitive Prices
High-end custom outdoor living products do not have to be cost prohibitive. At Naples Outdoor Living we offer our customers high quality pool enclosures, paver decks and other industry leading outdoor living products at affordable prices.
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Decades of construction experience combined with only the best hand selected materials and a seamless precision manufacturing operation ensures only the highest quality products leave our facility.
Naples Outdoor Living designs, manufactures, and installs the following:
Screen repair
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Custom pool cages
Naples Outdoor Living have the ability to design, manufacture, and install a wide variety of aluminum and related products. Naples Outdoor Living are regularly commissioned to undertake complex and time sensitive projects where quality is of paramount importance.


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After a hiatus which took exactly three years, Intel is now beginning to pursue its appeal against the huge fine imposed by the European Commission in 2009. The largest monetary penalty ever decided by the EU for anti-competitive behaviour has no ground at all, Chipzilla's lawyers stated.
The European antitrust regulators fined Intel for 1.06 billion dollars (now 1.34 billions due to the current economic situation) after they found the company guilty of having crushed the competitors business (ie AMD) by exploiting large rebates and restrictive contracts meant to force the adoption of its CPUs by PC OEM manufacturers.
Intel fought the alleged anti-competitive behaviour accusations straightaway, and now its lawyers are being heard by the five-judge panel of the EU General Court in Luxembourg. Before the European appeal court – the second highest court of Europe after the Court of Justice – Intel dismissed any wrongdoing and called the Commission accusations groundless.
"The quality of evidence relied on by the Commission is profoundly inadequate", Intel's lawyers said, "the analysis is hopelessly and irretrievably defective. The Commission's case turns on what customers' subjective understanding is".
Predictably, the EU lawyers had another story to tell the five judges: the kind of rebates offered by Intel "can only be intended to tie customers and put competitors in an unfavourable position", lawyer Nicholas Khan said, further adding that the American microchip manufacturer "carefully camouflaged its anti-competitive practices".
Now that the initial arguments have been heard, the appeal can go on according to the schedule. The case should last a few months, after that the General Court will have to rule in favour or against Intel arguments.
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BERLIN — Debut helmers from the U.K., Bosnia, Turkey and Kazakhstan have been nommed for the European Film Academy's European Discovery Award, the org announced Monday.
British director Steve McQueen picked up his nomination for "Hunger," about the IRA hunger strikes in 1981. The pic won the Camera d'Or in Cannes.
Bosnian director Aida Begic was nominated for "Snijeg" (Snow), which focuses on the few remaining inhabitants of a war-torn village. The pic won the Grand Prix in Critics' Week at Cannes.
Turkey's Seyfi Teoman was nommed for "Tatil Kitabi" (Summer Book), about members of a family in a provincial town trying to solve their personal crises during a long summer. Pic took the Turkish Film of the Year kudo at the Istanbul Intl. Film Festival.
Kazakh filmmaker Sergey Dvortsevoy was short-listed for "Tulpan," about a young man who travels back to the steppe after finishing his military service. Pic got the Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes.
Nominees were picked by a committee comprising film critics Dana Linssen, Julia Teichmann and Rui Tendinha, and EFA board members Pierre-Henri Deleau and Stefan Laudyn.
The 1,800 members of the EFA will now vote for the winner, who will be announced at the 21st European Film Awards on Dec. 6 in Copenhagen.


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Wills and Estates – Last Will and Testament Law – Arizona
Note: This summary is not intended to be all-inclusive of the law of Arizona wills law, but does contain basic and other content.
Who may make a will:
A person who is eighteen years of age or older and who is of sound mind may make a will.
Execution; witnessed wills:
A will shall be:
1. In writing.
2. Signed by the testator or in the testator's name by some other individual in the testator's conscious presence and by the testator's direction.
3. Signed by at least two people, each of whom signed within a reasonable time after that person witnessed either the signing of the will as described in paragraph 2 or the testator's acknowledgment of that signature or acknowledgment of the will. 14-2502.
However, requirement in this section, that a witness to a will sign the document within a reasonable time, permits a witness to sign the will after the testator's death, provided the signing occurs within a reasonable time after witnessing the testator's signature or acknowledgment of the will. Jung v. Jung (In re Jung), 210 Ariz. 202, 448 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 20, 109 P.3d 97, 2005 Ariz. App. LEXIS 48 (Ct. App. 2005).
Self-proved wills:
A self-proving affidavit as provided by statute may be used at the time of the executiuon of the will to substantiate the vaildity of the execution of the will. 14-2504.
Witnesses; requirements:
A person who is generally competent to be a witness may act as a witness to a will. The signing of a will by an interested witness does not invalidate the will or any provision of it. 14-2505.
Revocation of will; requirements:
A testator may revoke a will in whole or in part:
- By executing a subsequent will that revokes the previous will or part expressly or by inconsistency.
- By performing a revocatory act on the will if the testator performs the act with this intent or if another person performs the act in the testator's conscious presence and by the testator's direction. For purposes of this paragraph, "revocatory act on the will" includes burning, tearing, canceling, obliterating or destroying the will or any part of it. A burning, tearing or canceling is a revocatory act on the will whether or not the burn, tear or cancellation touched any of the words on the will.
- If a subsequent will does not expressly revoke a previous will, the execution of the subsequent will wholly revokes the previous will by inconsistency if the testator intended the subsequent will to replace rather than supplement the previous will.
- The testator is presumed to have intended a subsequent will to replace rather than supplement a previous will if the subsequent will makes a complete disposition of the testator's estate. If this presumption arises and is not rebutted by clear and convincing evidence, the previous will is revoked and only the subsequent will is operative on the testator's death.
- The testator is presumed to have intended a subsequent will to supplement rather than replace a previous will if the subsequent will does not make a complete disposition of the testator's estate. If this presumption arises and is not rebutted by clear and convincing evidence, the subsequent will revokes the previous will only to the extent the subsequent will is inconsistent with the previous will and each will is fully operative on the testator's death to the extent they are not inconsistent.14-2507.
However, Destruction of codicil by testator revoked only the codicil, not the will. In re Estate of Ivancovich, 151 Ariz. 442, 728 P.2d 661 (Ct. App. 1986).
Incorporating outside document into a will; requirements:
A testator may incorporate a written document into the testator's will by reference if the following requirements are met:
1. The document exists at the time the testator executes the will.
2. The will's language manifests the testator's intent to incorporate this document.
3. The will's language describes the document with enough specificity to allow its identification. 14-2510.
References to separate lists; requirements:
A will may refer to a written statement or list to dispose of items of tangible personal property other than money and not otherwise specifically disposed of by the will.
To be admissible under this section as evidence of the intended disposition, the writing shall either be in the testator's handwriting or be signed by the testator and shall describe the items and the devisees with reasonable certainty.
The writing may be:
1. Referred to as one to be in existence at the time of the testator's death.
2. Prepared before or after the execution of the will.
3. Altered by the testator after its preparation.
4. A writing that has no significance apart from its effect on the dispositions made by the will.
The provisions of this section give a testator the ability to dispose of all his or her personal property by separate list or statement except for that property expressly excluded. Burkett v. Mott, 152 Ariz. 476, 733 P.2d 673 (Ct. App. 1986).
Contracts regarding wills; requirements; effect:
A. After December 31, 1994, a person may enter into a contract to make a will or devise or not to revoke a will or devise or to die intestate only by:
1. Provisions of a will that state the material provisions of the contract.
2. An express reference in a will to a contract and extrinsic evidence proving the terms of the contract.
3. A writing signed by the decedent evidencing the contract.
B. The execution of a joint will or mutual wills does not create a presumption of a contract not to revoke the will or wills. 14-2514.
Custodian of will; duties; liability
A. After the death of a testator and on request of an interested person, a person having custody of a will of the testator shall deliver it with reasonable promptness to a person able to secure its probate or, if none is known, to an appropriate court.
B. A person who wilfully fails to deliver a will as required by this section is liable to any person aggrieved for any damages caused by this failure.
C. A person who wilfully refuses or fails to deliver a will after being ordered by the court in a proceeding brought for the purpose of compelling delivery is subject to penalty for contempt of court. 14-2516
Penalty clause for contest; restriction:
A provision in a will purporting to penalize an interested person for contesting the will or instituting other proceedings relating to the estate is unenforceable if probable cause exists for that action. 14-2517
Related Arizona Legal Forms
- Legal Last Will and Testament for Married person with Minor Children from Prior Marriage
- Legal Last Will and Testament Form for a Married Person with No Children
- Legal Last Will and Testament Form for a Single Person with Minor Children
- Legal Last Will and Testament Form for a Widow or Widower with Adult and Minor Children
- Legal Last Will and Testament Form for a Widow or Widower with Adult Children


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Here's a tutorial for how to modify your skirt pattern to make a sailor style front closure. This isn't a beginner tutorial, so I'm going to assume that you already are familiar with all the necessary construction techniques. This sailor style closure will work on a number of skirt styles, and you can use this method to adapt a pant pattern as well.
Start off by taking your front skirt pattern piece and get rid of the dart (just cross it out and move the side seam inwards to make up the difference):
Draw a diagonal line that starts just above the low hip (LH) line, and ends at the waist, about halfway between the side seam and the centre front (CF).
Cut along that line so that you have two front pieces.
Extend the small piece out and down by about 3″, squaring off the pointy edges. Take the amount that you extended it by, and create a facing piece that will face both the small piece and the main piece of the skirt.
Attach the facing to the small piece and the main pattern piece, and don't forget the fusible interfacing!
Mark where your buttons and buttonholes will be placed. Remember to leave some space at the top for your waist hem (I use 1/2″ binding tape to hem the waist on my sailor style garments, but you can use whatever method you like).
Sew a basting stitch along the hip and the waist to attach the small pattern piece to the main pattern piece, and proceed with your regular skirt sewing steps!


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The Future Of Business – Flick The Switch!
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If you could flick a switch to instantly change the way you think about business, would you flick it? What would stop you from flicking that switch? Is it fear, or are you admitting that you're comfortable with how you see business, that you're just fine with industrial age thinking and processes.
What is it about the shift(s) in consumers that is your biggest struggle? Chances are, the problem isn't the consumer, it's you. Imagine flicking that switch, then instantly you would have a different view of your business, and the consumers you're trying attract. Flicking the switch is not that easy, it means unlearning much of what you know about business in the future. If it was easy, we would all have prosperous businesses and no need for acquiring new clients and customers. Even that doesn't sound realistic does it?
There is this underlying emotion or thinking with business owners, they start a business thinking there is an end, a final destination, they make a pile of money and then kick back. Nice idea but, really? This thinking comes from the starting we have been taught, we start with the goal of finishing. The truth is, starting a business, building a business, is a journey, a journey filled with challenges to solve along the way, it's never ending. These journey's were never meant to go smoothly, they change shape, they shift, and slowly create an identity, hopefully, a trustworthy brand.
So how do you flick the switch? You just decide to. You start by educating yourself on the future of business, you attend seminars and workshops, and you change your networking habits. If you flick the switch, you'll find you're more often alone, this group of people are spread all over the world, sometimes hard to find, and most are not in your area.
Flicking the switch also means you will be going against the masses, old practices, you'll be embracing new ways of building your business, new ways of marketing, and new ways of communicating with your clientele. A complete paradigm shift, are you will to pay the price? I've dedicated my life to helping business owners flick the switch, many flick the switch, but rarely have the fortitude to stay the course. Old habits are hard to break, and the comfort zone is more powerful than you think.
Flicking the switch will turn you into an early adopter, see your business in a new exciting way, and you will have a better understanding of the paradigm shift the rest of the world will have to make, do you have the courage?
If you're a business owner or entrepreneur, I challenge you to journey with me, flick the switch, and journey into the future of business. Attend one of my Future Of Business Workshops, read this blog, and listen to my soon to be coming podcasts, start the educating now. Start teaching others to flick the switch! Go ahead, the switch is on the back of your head : )
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Fri, 20 June 2014
Episode 90 - On today's episode, we visit Warrior Dash Georgia 2014 and have some cool chats. We start by talking to the people who finished the course the fastest, Yuri Force, Shenoa Creer, and Ashley Martin. Next up is "Blind Pete", a visually impaired man who completes obstacle races. Last, we spend a few minutes with Red Frog Events Mischief Manager, Katelyn Boyle about this year's Georgia course.
The 2nd half of the show is an interview with Mark Silvers from Endeavor Team Challenge. They have a 30 hour, 40 plus mile, endurance event that we know you are going to want to check out.
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I turned 20 about five days ago and I don't think it's hit me yet... I don't feel too much different, which I never do on birthdays, but I know that I have definitely grown a lot over this past year of my life. So many lessons have been learned and experienced, so I wanted to share with you 20 of the biggest things I've learned at 20 years old. I hope you enjoy and have a fabulous day!
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As of last week, it seemed next to impossible for Kyle Schwarber even to play in the World Series.
Now, improbably, Schwarber, who underwent surgery for a torn ACL and LCL in his left knee less than seven months ago, has helped the Chicago Cubs even the series against the Cleveland Indians, giving the Cubs their first win in a Fall Classic game in in 71 years.
Schwarber had two RBI singles, Anthony Rizzo drove in a run and scored two more, and Ben Zobrist chipped in with an RBI and a run, and the Cubs leveled the best-of-seven series, winning 5-1 in Game 2 at Progressive Field in Cleveland.
It's the first time the Cubs have been victorious in a World Series game since 1945, a series they lost to the Detroit Tigers. It also was the same World Series when the supposed billy goat curse was put on the club.
Game 3 is Friday in Chicago at Wrigley Field.
Winning with youth
The Cubs haven't won a World Series since 1908, but these current players — most of whom are young — are acting like they could care less — curses be damned.
The 23-year-old Schwarber, who aside from five plate appearances in April, missed most of the season following that knee surgery. Now he's a key player on the Cubs' World Series roster, having been utilized as the designated hitter for Games 1 and 2.
Before Wednesday, Schwarber had already made a bit of history. In Game 1, the second-year player hit a hard and deep double in the fourth inning for his first hit in 2016 — making him the first non-pitcher to get his first hit of the entire season during the World Series.
Including Schwarber, there were six players in the Cubs Game 2 starting lineup that were under the age of 25. That's a World Series record for one team.
Fast start for Chicago in Game 2
In Game 1 on Tuesday, it was Cleveland that got off to a quick start. On Wednesday, Chicago struck first, and it came in the top of the first inning off Indians starter Trevor Bauer.
Third baseman Kris Bryant singled for his first career World Series hit. The next batter, first baseman Rizzo, doubled to right, driving Bryant in for the first run of the game.
And with that, it was 1-0, giving the Cubs their first lead in a World Series game since October 8, 1945.
Scoring first has been very significant. In this year's ALCS, NLCS and World Series, the teams that score first have won every time (13-0).
In the top of the third inning, with runners on first and second, Schwarber connected on a base hit to center field, driving in Rizzo to make it 2-0.
Bauer's World Series debut lasted 3 2/3 innings. He gave up two earned runs and six hits, walking two and striking out two.
It was longer than his last outing, when he was forced to make an early exit in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series against the Toronto Blue Jays. That was because his right pinkie finger — which he sliced while repairing a drone — started bleeding.
But while Bauer's finger wasn't bleeding Wednesday night, his command wasn't always there.
Cubs starting pitcher Jake Arrieta, meanwhile, pitched 5 1/3 innings of no-hit ball before he was pulled one out later. He gave up an unearned run on a wild pitch, allowed two hits, walked three and struck out six.
Hank Aaron Award for Bryant
In addition to scoring the Cubs' first World Series run since 1945, the 24-year-old Bryant also received some hardware.
Earlier Wednesday, MLB announced that Bryant was the NL winner of the 2016 Hank Aaron Award. Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz, who is retiring after a 20-year MLB career, is the AL recipient.
"It's truly an honor to be up here with two of the best baseball players to ever play this game," Bryant said while sitting by Aaron, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred and Ortiz. "I grew up watching Big Papi on the Red Sox get to this point and win a World Series, and hopefully I can do that here."
Established in 1999 to honor the 25th anniversary of Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's all-time home run record, the Hank Aaron Awards are officially sanctioned by MLB and recognize the most outstanding offensive performers in each league.
Fans voted for the recipients on MLB.com and Twitter, and for the seventh straight year, a panel of Hall of Fame players led by Aaron joined fans in voting for the awards.
The Hall of Fame panel includes some of the greatest offensive players of all-time, such as Roberto Alomar, Johnny Bench, Craig Biggio, Ken Griffey Jr., Eddie Murray and Robin Yount. These Hall of Famers — who combined for 17,010 hits, 8,844 RBI and 2,275 home runs — were all personally selected by Aaron to lend their expertise to select the best offensive performer in each league.


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Project Natal -- as well as its steward, Kudo Tsunoda -- and we wanted to give you a little insight on Microsoft's next big play. Plus, how could we pass up an opportunity to show off a video of us essentially flailing around like teenagers on a coffee high?
The first thing to note is that Microsoft is very protective of the actual technology right now, so they weren't letting us film or photograph any of the box itself, though what they had was an extremely rough version of what the device will look like (not at all like the press shot above). It consisted of a small, black box aimed out into the room -- about the size of a Roku Player -- with sensors along the front. It almost looked a bit like a mid-size (between pico and full size) projector.


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This poster is a hard copy depicting the Jerusalem Covenant. The Jerusalem Covenant was initiated by the Shalom Yerushalayim center, whose goal is to inspire and educate decision-makers around the world, in order to strengthen their support of the united city of Jerusalem as the undivided capital of Israel. Spiritual leaders, politicians, and ordinary people have made a covenant to stand with the Eternal City of Jerusalem.
Here is the text of the Jerusalem covenant in full
The Jerusalem Covenant
As of this day, Jerusalem Day, the twenty-eight day of the month of Iyar in the year five thousand seven hundred fifty-two; one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two years after the destruction of the Second Temple; forty-four years since the founding of the State of Israel; twenty-five years since the Six Day War during which the Israel Defense Forces, in defense of our very existence, broke through the walls of the city and restored the Temple Mount and the unity of Jerusalem; twelve years since the Knesset of Israel reestablished the 'Jerusalem, unified and whole, is the Capital of Israel'; the State of Israel is the State of the 'Jewish People' and the Capital of Israel is the Capital of the People of Israel. We have gathered together in Zion, national leaders and heads of our communities everywhere, to enter into a covenant with Jersualem, as was done by the leaders of our nation and all the people of Israel upon Israel's return to its Land from the Babylonian exile; and the people and their leaders will dwell in Jerusalem, the Holy City.
Once again, 'our feet stand within your gates, O Jerusalem – Jerusalem built as a city joined together' which 'unites the people of Israel to one another', and 'links heavenly Jerusalem with earthly Jerusalem.'
We have returned to the place that the Lord vowed to bestow upon the descendants of Abraham, Father of our Nation; to the City of David, King of Israel; where Solomon, son of David, built a Holy Temple; a Capital City which became the Mother of all Israel; a metropolis for justice and righteousness and for the wisdom and insights of the ancient world; where a Second Temple was erected in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah. In this city the prophets of the Lord prophesied; in the City the Sages taught Torah; in this City the Sanhedrin convened in session in its stone chamber. 'For there were the seats of Justice, the Throne of the House of David', 'for out of Zion shall go forth Torah, and the Word of the Lord from Jerusalem.'
Today, as of old, we hold fast to the truth of the words of the Prophets of Israel, that all the inhabitants of the world shall enter within the gates of Jerusalem: 'And it shall come to pass at the end of days, the mountain of the House of the Lord will be well established at the peak of the mountains and will tower above the hills, and all the nation shall stream towards it.' Each and every nation will live in it by its own faith: 'For all the nation will go forward, each with its own Divine Name; we shall go in the name of the Lord our God forever and ever.' And in this spirit the Knesset of the State of Israel has enacted a law: The places holy to the peoples of all religions shall be protected from any desecration and from any restriction of free access to them.
Jerusalem – peace and tranquility shall reign in the city: 'Pray for the peace of Jerusalem; may those who love you be tranquil. May there by peace within your walls, and tranquility within your palaces.' Out of Jerusalem, a message of peace went forth and shall yet go forth again to all the inhabitants of the earth: 'And they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning-hooks; nation will not lift up sword against nation, nor shall they learn war any more,' our sages, peace be upon them, said. In the future, The Holy One, the Blessed, will comfort Jerusalem only with peace.
From this place, we once again take this vow: 'If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, may my right hand lose its strength; may my tongue cleave to my palate if I do not remember you, if I do not raise up Jerusalem at the very height of my rejoicing.'
And with all these understandings, we enter into this Covenant and write: We shall bind you to us forever; we shall bind you to us with faithfulness, with righteousness and justice, with steadfast love and compassion. We love you, O Jerusalem, with eternal love, with unbounded love, under siege and when liberated from the yoke of oppressors. We have been martyred for you; we have yearned for you, we have clung to you. Our faithfulness to you we shall bequeath to our children after us. Forevermore our home shall be within you.


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I've occasionally mentioned Improv Everywhere and their missions — they're great, and there's a documentary on them now, called, appropriately enough, We Cause Scenes. Here's the trailer:
You can get the entire film here (12.99 USD; it's also on amazon, iTunes etc., but you're going to pay extra to pay the middle man that way). I've just finished watching it, and wow, it was fascinating. Two quotes really stood out to me, too:
People forget about what it's like to play. And this is playing, and it's playing for adults.
And (referring to IE's first MP3 Experiment):
It was one of those things where your face literally hurts. I could not stop smiling.
That's how Improv Everywhere's videos often make me feel, and how this documentary made me feel. Go buy it and watch it.


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It's time for Throwback Thursday where we feature vintage photos of Corvettes. Today we share a fan submission from Ken Stow who attached the photo named "Tres Corvettes". Ken says the picture was taken in 1968 in front of Hall's Arco in South Pasadena, California.
Appearing in the photo from left to right is Paul Moomjean and his 1961 Corvette, Randy Hall and his 1959 Corvette, and Ken Stow with his brother's 1958 Corvette.
Ken's comments on the photo:
I'm posing with a 1958 Corvette and two of my high school chums in front of Hall's Arco in South Pasadena, California…you can even see the price of gas at the time was still dirt cheap.
It's interesting to note, that like so many others who owned Corvette's in the 1960's, none of us currently own the Corvettes in the photo. With the prices of Corvette's being what they are these days, we sure wished we had saved our Corvette's and put them away for a rainy day.
Since my retirement in February of this year, this baby boomer is currently looking for another Corvette as my mid-life-crisis-mobile. I'm looking in the more affordable 1990's range.
Click here to see a larger version of these three young Corvette drivers posing in 1968.
Thanks for the submission Ken and we hope you find your next Corvette soon!
Do you have any vintage Corvette pictures to share? Let us know!
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[PIC] Throwback Thursday: 1963 Corvette Sting Ray at Weeki Wachee, Florida
[PIC] Corvette is Main Attraction in Long Beach, Washington Circa 1964


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British troops have killed seven gunmen and demolished an Iraqi police station in the southern city of Basra to stop rogue officers from using the site to commit crimes.
British forces stormed the Jameat police station early Monday after receiving intelligence that Iraqi officers were planning to execute detainees.
British military officials say the operation was aimed at disbanding a unit at the station involved in murders, kidnappings and other crimes.
In Baghdad, Iraqi police say a car bomb exploded in a mainly Shi'ite neighborhood, killing at least 10 people.
Meanwhile, U.S. and Iraqi officials say American forces in Baghdad detained at least four Iranians last week suspected of inciting attacks against Iraqi troops.
Officials say Iraqi President Jalal Talabani had invited the Iranians to visit the capital, and he was unhappy that U.S. forces had detained them.
Officials say two Iranian diplomats seized by U.S. forces were later turned over to Iraqi authorities and released.
The New York Times reports that at least two Iranian military officials remain in U.S. custody.
Washington has accused Iranian agents of stirring up sectarian violence in Iraq by arming and training Shi'ite militias. Tehran says it only has political and religious links with Iraqi Shi'ites.
In another development, Iraqi police say a suicide bomber killed three policemen Monday in the town of Ramadi in the western province of Anbar.
Some information for this report was provided by AFP, AP and Reuters.


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It's India vs Bangladesh in U-19 triseries final
Bangladesh spinners shared seven wickets among them to notch up a eight-wicket victory over Afghanistan and set up a summit clash against India in the Under-19 Triseries one-day cricket tournament today
Kolkata: Bangladesh spinners shared seven wickets among them to notch up a eight-wicket victory over Afghanistan and set up a summit clash against India in the Under-19 Triseries one-day cricket tournament here today.
Offspinner Saeed Sarkar (3/6) and leftarm spinner Saleh Ahmed Shawon Gazi (3/32) claimed three wickets each to skittle out Afghans for 99 in 26.2 overs after they opted to bat in a must-win match.
Bangladesh then returned to chase down the target in less than 25 overs, losing two wickets. Bangladesh were 29 for 2 in 7.2 overs, losing two wickets in space of five runs, but skipper Mehedi Hasan Miraz (37 not out from 50 balls; 6x4) and Nazmul Hossain Shanto (38 not out from 60b; 4x4) put on an unbroken 72 at a fairly brisk clip to steer their team home in 24.3 overs and bag a bonus point against Afghanistan who failed to notch any win.
Bangladesh finished with nine points to finish second behind India as both teams will lock horns in the Sunday final clash. Earlier, Afghanistan were given a steady start by openers Hazratullah (16) and skipper Ihsanullah (12) who put on 34 in 5.4 overs but Bangladesh skipper Mehedi Hasan Miraz (1/19) triggered the collapse with his gentle offspin.
Leftarm pacer Mehedi Hasan Rana (2/33) joined in the act to reduce them to 34/3 in 6.3 overs by taking two wickets in three deliveries. The leftarm spin and offspin duo of Saleh Ahmed Shawon Gazi and Saeed Sarkar continued the free flow of wickets with the Afghan batsmen in no mood to build a platform and rather going for their shots as only two batsmen, apart from the openers, managed double-digit scores.
Brief Scores:
Afghanistan Under-19: 99 all out in 26.2 overs (Tariq 27; Saleh Ahmed Shawon 3/32, Saeed Sarkar 3/6, Mehedi Hasan Miraz 2/33) lost to Bangladesh Under 19: 101/2 in 24.3 overs (Nazmul Hossain Shanto 38 not out, Mehedi Hasan 37 not out; Tariq 1/13).
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