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The no-code membership platform for any website
Would you recommend this product?
Hey Product Hunters! 👋 We started Memberstack (our first SaaS product) just over 100-days ago with the goal of letting designers seamlessly integrate user accounts and recurring payments into their favorite website builders. Since then, it's grown to 1,000+ professional web designers and developers worldwide, and we've made lots of improvements in response to their feedback. Memberstack is especially useful for: - Creators who want design control of their sites. - Makers who want to get their product to market quickly. - Marketers who want to create personalized user experiences. - Agencies and freelancers who need to invite clients to their projects. 🔥🔥We have an unlimited free trial - so don't worry about paying until you're ready to go live: https://www.memberstack.io/ We've been working hard for the last 10 months, and we're genuinely interested in hearing what you think about it so far. If you have any ideas or suggestions, we're all ears. ✌
@duncan_hamra saw this today. one question. I saw Jekyll in Early Access. Is Hugo supported?
I found this because of all the no-code work I'm doing. Makerpad.co is run with MemberStack and we have a bunch of tutorials using them for awesome things like membership sites with profiles and posting content
Ok, imagine this.. You spend countless hours designing and building the perfect interface for your website/business with amazing no-code tools like @webflowapp to distribute cool content/products to your customers, students etc and now you simply need to add functionality to it to make it work.. and of course get paid for it. Well, that is where MemberStack comes in! You can create an account and set up your memberships as well as linking dynamic data you collect from your customers with your website components/elements within 5-10 minutes. No joke. A real functioning membership site. You can tell the makers have really put thought into this to make it really intuitive to use! You can accept payments via Stripe, build a membership site with hidden areas only your members can view, create user dashboards, import/export members, create hidden fields on forms and much more. A few reasons I ♥ it.. - Easy implementation using custom html attributes - Fast feature updates - Build for free as long as you want in test mode (awesome!) - Super clean dashboard UI to manage all your members, memberships, custom fields etc. and I think my favorite is the amazing customer support/slack group! I can't recommend https://MemberStack.io enough!
@webflowapp @noahraskin_ Thank you Noah!! The community really is incredible, and reviews like this mean the world to us! Thank you again! Btw is your new site live yet? I need to share it!! haha
@webflowapp @duncan_hamra Getting there lol! Sooner rather than later!
I found MemberStack very recently through Makerpad (hi, Ben!) while looking for a no-code method to add membership-gated content to a Carrd.co site (I ♡ Carrd), which would in turn give me a (hopefully simple) way to manage subscription payments and custom user data for an app I'm building. The MemberStack/Carrd integration was still in development, so I signed up to be notified when it launched and then spent the next week or so tinkering with alternative platforms, validating ideas, and tweaking designs, automations, and integrations. The MemberStack/Carrd compatibility was released two days ago (on my birthday!) and it was so quick and easy to work with that I've already build an MVP with it. In about 12 hours yesterday, I decided on a business model, cobbled together the products of my various and sundry sub-projects, registered a domain, made a logo, plugged in Gmail and analytics, debugged and integrated some nascent Zapier workflows, wired up MemberStack and Carrd together, cycled through one or two major redesigns, and launched an MVP of an email-bot-powered counter-piracy app: Takedown Bot. Granted, I've done enough past hacking and pondering on this project that it's not like I went from zero to MVP in 12 hours, but the fact that I was able to start with a one-page Carrd site, leverage MemberStack to add paid subscription memberships, gated content, and custom user data fields on the fly—with no programming—and launch on the same day is pretty remarkable. It speaks to the awesomeness of both MemberStack and Carrd. Also, Duncan & Tyler were friendly, quick, helpful, and thorough in answering my emails. Excited to see what's next.
@kevinlhough Hey Kevin! Wow, thank you! It's crazy to see what can happen in half a day's work with MemberStack and carrd.co. Awesome job! And happy birthday!!
One of the biggest challenges I faced when moving to Webflow was the lack of membership/access control features. I spent about 2 months building my own app for https://www.flowpros.com (which I didn't want to do) then the MemberStack guys made contact. I dumped the app I was working on and wired in MemberStack into my site and workflow. It was super simple to use! The most under-appreciated feature of MemberStack is "MetaData" or otherwise a simple JSON Data Blob that you can use to manage any data you want, per user....and it has a JS API to boot: - keep track of user progress (think LMS) or - keep track of user activity (think in site offers) - send information to Zapier (1500+ integrations) - ....plus loads of other uses. Lastly, the gents @ MemberStack are top notch! Nice work @duncan_hamra and @belltyler
@belltyler @jason_tinnin Thank you!! It's crazy to see what you've built with MemberStack so far. Tyler and I didn't know half of it was even possible! haha
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Glatfelter donates US$50,000 to rebuild elementary school in an area of the Philippines that was devastated by Super Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda); company's facility in Lanao del Norte, Philippines, was spared from the recent typhoon and remained operational
YORK, Pennsylvania
April 24, 2014
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– Glatfelter (NYSE: GLT) announced today that it will provide $50,000 to rebuild an elementary school in Tacloban, Philippines, one of the regions most devastated by Super Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda).
Working in collaboration with the leaders of the Palanog Elementary School, Glatfelter's support will provide safe facilities for the education of 800 local Filipino students. The elementary school buildings were partially or fully destroyed by the Typhoon and have not yet been repaired. The school is currently operating in a provisional manner, and not all of the children have returned.
Glatfelter operates a facility in Lanao del Norte, Philippines, which was spared from the devastation reaped by the Super Typhoon, and remained fully operational during the natural disaster. Local Glatfelter employees were moved to support their countrymen and donated their annual holiday party budget to a fund to rebuild a school impacted by the storm. Their generosity motivated the global community of Glatfelter employees, customers and suppliers to donate $25,000 USD towards the fund, which Glatfelter then matched to provide a total of $50,000 to the effort.
"Rebuilding this school will positively impact the long-term sustainability and vitality of Tacloban for years to come," says Martin Rapp, Senior Vice President & General Manager of Glatfelter's Composite Fibers Business Unit. "At Glatfelter, supporting the communities in which we operate means contributing to the growth, health and quality of life for all. Giving back to the community is an integral part of our culture and our philosophy of social responsibility, made evident in the incredible response of Glatfelter PEOPLE. It's just one more way that we demonstrate to our customers and all stakeholders the true benefits of doing business with a world-class specialist company."
The construction project is scheduled to be complete by mid-year, in time for the coming school year.
Celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2014, Glatfelter is a global supplier of specialty papers and fiber-based engineered materials, offering innovation, technical expertise, and world-class service. Headquartered in York, PA, U.S. operations include facilities in Spring Grove, PA and Chillicothe and Fremont, OH. International operations include facilities in Canada, Germany, France, the United Kingdom and the Philippines, a representative office in China and a sales and distribution office in Russia. Glatfelter's sales approximate $1.7 billion annually and its common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GLT. Additional information may be found at www.glatfelter.com.
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It's that time again: U.S. News & World Report has issued its ranking of the Best Children's Hospitals in the country. This year, there are quite a few familiar facilities on this year's Honor Roll – as well as some new entries.
New facility takes No. 1 spot on U.S. News' Best Hospitals List
August 5, 2014 Comments (1)
This year the honor of being No. 1 on U.S. News & World Report's 'Best Hospitals' list doesn't go to Johns Hopkins, which held the title for 22 out of the past 23 years. Nor does it go to Massachusetts General which dethroned Johns Hopkins in the 2012-13 ranking.


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(Halifax, NS) The Saint Mary's Huskies captured the annual "Halifax Cup" trophy in a 7-0 exhibition win over crosstown rivals, Dalhousie.
This was the second exhibition win of 2020 for SMU, who posted a 2-1 win over StFX in Antigonish on January 3rd.
Saint Mary's led 2-9 after one period, and 5-0 after two on 38 shots. They were 2 for 6 on the power play, while Dalhousie was 0 for 4.
Scorers for the Huskies were: Madison Gray (Hammonds Plains, NS), Mary McDonald (Calgary, AB), Miranda Hatt (Eastern Passage, NS), Taylor Keeping x 2 (Hacketts Cove, NS), Lauren Pepp (Brampton, ON) and Shae Demale (Red Deer, AB).
Saint Mary's is currently in first place with 1 16-2 record and get back in action on Wednesday night when they travel to Antigonish to take on the 3rd place X-Women.
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I hope all of you were at the game on Sunday and helped us cheer the Titans to victory over the Jaguars! In the last week we've released our 2008-2009 Tennessee Titans Cheerleader Swimsuit Calendar, an alumni cheerleader welcomed a little boy into the world, and we cheered at our first regular season game of the year.
Last Thursday we held our Second Annual Swimsuit Calendar Release Party at Lot 7 and it was a night with mixed emotions. On one hand we were so excited to show off the beautiful calendar. And on the other hand, well, there's just no way to mentally prepare yourself to strut down a catwalk in a swimsuit!
Before the show we were all together in a room and you could feel the nervousness and excitement in the air. People were getting their hair and makeup done, checking out each other to make sure everything looked perfect, and going over how they were going to strike a pose on the catwalk. The anticipation built as we each waited to walk out on the stage behind the curtain.
Before you step out there, it's in your mind that you're going to be out there for an endless amount of time and just can't fathom how in the world it's going to be a fun experience. But before you know it, you're having a blast up there and you can't get enough out of the moment. There's something empowering about having the confidence to get up in front of a crowd of people and be proud and comfortable in your own skin.
Speaking of the calendar, if you haven't seen it yet you are missing out. Each girl looks amazing and it's truly a work of art and a great stocking stuffer I might add! We actually didn't get to see the calendar until the night of the Swimsuit Calendar Release Party and you would have thought it was Christmas morning because of the excitement and anticipation we all had for the unveiling.
Making the cover of a swimsuit calendar is a huge deal for each NFL Cheerleader team. Last year Kerry, Melanie, and Shauna all graced the cover. But this year the honor went to just one girl, Tandra. We didn't find out she would be our cover girl until two nights before the release party and when our director announced her name, we couldn't help but cheer for her. Not only is she a gorgeous woman, she is also one of our strongest dancers. A fourth-year veteran, she is also one of the most kind and humble people you will ever meet. So we are all proud that she represents us in such a prestigious way.
After recovering from an incredible Calendar Release Party where we got to meet and mingle with a ton of Titans fans, it was time to get ready for game day. We all live for game day and as it was for the Titans players, the first regular season game was a huge deal for us. The veterans had gotten back into the groove of things, and the rookies had started to feel comfortable in their boots – literally and figuratively! We arrived extra early, 7:30 a.m. to be exact, to practice on the field so that our first regular season impression was a good one. Since it was such a big game for us, we did a few extra things to make it special. The captains gave their lines flowers and cards. And the team had a gift for them as well – personal letters to each of them filled with comments from the team on what an incredible job they do. Needless to say, there were a lot of hugs and a few tears going on in the locker room.
And as for the game, well it was amazing. The fourth quarter had everyone on their feet and there is nothing better than the sound of Titans fans cheering on their team at LP Field! When the game was over, the rookies couldn't say enough about the day and our Director was very pleased with how well we did. Whew!
In other news, two of our previous cheerleaders have added little ones to their families. Mindy and Kerry both retired from the team this past year to start families. Mindy welcomed her little boy last month and Kerry welcomed hers this past Saturday. She even had him decked out in Titans gear as he watched his first Titans game from the hospital. They both say they miss cheering and although they never thought they would say this, they can't wait to start working out again! Congratulations ladies!
Last but not least, it's time for Junior Titans. This is a great opportunity for young boys and girls to see what it's like to be a NFL Cheerleader and an NFL Mascot. They will learn a dance, get to practice with the Cheerleaders and T-Rac, sit on the field during the game, and perform during half time. Registration ends this Friday and our first clinic is Saturday. For more information, check out our page on titansonline.com.
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The Dominion Newspaper/Media Co-op has been awarded the Canadian Federation of Worker Co-ops' Best Practice Award for "outstanding contributions to democratic engagement."
The award was given out during the Canadian Worker Co-op Federation's 2010 annual meeting and conference, held in downtown Vancouver from October 28 to 30.
Hillary Lindsay, Editor of the Dominion Newspaper and Media Co-op, accepted the award on behalf of the Co-op's members. "We see the real engagement of our members as not only beneficial but critical for the Media Co-op's success," said Lindsay.
The failure of the corporate media has created a space for a new model to take its place, says Lindsay, and the Media Co-op and its locals are already taking advantage of this space. "We think it's the readers, contributors and editors who should decide what their media looks like. That's why we incorporated as a multi-stakeholder cooperative and are asking people to become members and literally own their media," she said.
The CWCF board was particularly impressed with the Media Co-op's efforts to involve members from across the country in its Annual General Meetings. "The CWCF board found the Dominion's commitment to membership participation through the use of Internet technology to be both innovative and inspiring," said CWCF board member Colin MacDougall.
The Media Co-op held its second nation-wide AGM in July, with members logging in to the website and participating from across the country. "Its approach, which enabled Dominion's dispersed membership to engage in their annual meeting and budget preparation, was not only participatory, but also environmentally conscious," said MacDougall.
"The CWCF Board feels other worker co-operatives, and indeed our own federation, might benefit from their experience," said MacDougall.
The Media Co-op's flagship publication features in-depth reporting, original art, and the best grassroots news from across Canada and beyond. Sign up now!


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On Monday 26th of March the P-2 Children participated in an Easter Bonnet Parade.
I would like to thank Miss Christina and Mrs Fenech for helping students create their wonderful bonnets during their Art lessons.
Well done JSC members for organising the event. A special mention to our JSC leaders Sienna Galea and Lola Addamo for leading the parade.
It was a lovely celebration for our end of term!
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Guitar Lessons - available from our shop at 222a Clarendon St South MelbourneAll lessons are taught by Anthony aka 'The Colonel' (the man with cap in all videos:))
Anthony has been playing for 35 years and has been teaching guitar for over 20 years.
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It used to be hard to find a reliable babysitter or nanny in Chilton. But using advanced technology, we have compiled a list of the top-rated babysitters in the Chilton area. Learn more about the best sitters in Chilton and match with the one that perfectly meets your needs!.
Arreonna C.
|Manitowoc, WI
18 years old with 2 years of experience
$10 to $50 an hour
|Hi im Arreonna, i am 18 years old i have two years of experience with kids. I love kids they bring joy to the world! My favorite color is pink. I have 4 siblings. Read More
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Nick F.
|Appleton, WI
25 years old with 6 years of experience
$12 to $15 an hour
|Hi there! My name is Nick. Many call me Fonti ever since I was in grade school due to my last name. I am currently attending FVTC to become a structure firefighter and just recently got back from fighting fires in California. At family functions Read More
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Hannah V.
|Menasha, WI
18 years old with 5 years of experience
$15 to $17 an hour
|I'd say that i have a good amount of experience for babysitting because i have many siblings that i have babysat for. i have also babysat for other people's children. i love looking after kids. i have a car of my own and wouldn't mind taking th Read More
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Laura S.
|Appleton, WI
51 years old with 27 years of experience
$5 to $15 an hour
|i love kids and love to teach them new things. its so nice to see and hear what i may have taught them. im fun,careing, and love to read books to kids. very patient with children of all ages. Read More
|Message Laura S.
Syrenity K.
|Fond du Lac, WI
20 years old with 1 years of experience
$10 to $13 an hour
|I m a very creative, clean person who loves to make anybody smile. I have two siblings that I ve babysat for multiple hours on many occasions. I m very good at cooking and preparing snacks, I also clean up after myself and the children. I like to mak Read More
|Message Syrenity K.
Chelsea S.
|Oshkosh, WI
26 years old with 10 years of experience
$10 to $15 an hour
|I am 26 years old and completing my B.S. in Food Science from The University of Alabama (distance learning - online program). I am currently just looking for some extra work while I am finishing school. I have over 10 years of experience with nannyin Read More
|Message Chelsea S.
Windy F.
|Manitowoc, WI
45 years old with 18 years of experience
$6 to $25 an hour
|I'm a single mom of twins. 1 boy and 1 girl. My kids are 18 years old now and just left for college. I enjoyed raising and caring for my children. I would love to take care of your precious child or children. Read More
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Taylor E.
|Oshkosh, WI
26 years old with 8 years of experience
$10 to $17 an hour
|I am a full time mom, ophthalmic technician, and a certified EMT. My EMT certification includes basic life support. I have many years in the medical field as well as nurturing little ones. My family is very large so I have spent my entire life around Read More
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Athena L.
|Appleton, WI
18 years old with 4 years of experience
$12 to $14 an hour
|Hello! I am a recent graduate from North High! I am planning on attending college, and am very ecstatic as well! I am very out going, and loves having fun. I am compatible, caring, and I love making people laugh! I enjoy working with kids and just be Read More
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Elizabeth S.
|Kimberly, WI
33 years old with 20 years of experience
$6 to $12 an hour
|I am a mother of one ( six year old boy), and I have over 20 years of babysitting children. I love the outdoors, and I enjoy doing creative projects with kids of all ages. Read More
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Jane L.
|Appleton, WI
21 years old with 3 years of experience
$8 to $15 an hour
|I am 21 years old. I have watched children since I was 15 years old. I am the mother of a 2-year-old, and I would love to babysit so I could stay at home. I am planning on opening a licensed in-home daycare next year. Read More
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Kathryn O.
|Oshkosh, WI
31 years old with 6 years of experience
$8 to $15 an hour
|I'm a physical education & health teacher and looking for a summer nannying/babysitting job. I love working with kids of all ages and also have a lot of experience working with kids with special needs. Read More
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Sarah K.
|Neenah, WI
23 years old with 4 years of experience
$9 to $12 an hour
|Im a family oriented person i love animals and children im a country girl i am a mother of 2. Phoniex is 8 and im currently pregnant now. I am a great mother and wife Read More
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Mackenzie M.
|Appleton, WI
18 years old with 3 years of experience
$10 to $20 an hour
|Hello! I am Mackenzie! I am a fun and energetic sitter who is looking to have a good time with the kids. I love to spend lots of time outside and minimal time on devices. I consider myself to be an active person and am willing to do lots activities w Read More
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Bridget A.
|Greenleaf, WI
19 years old with 2 years of experience
$10 to $12 an hour
|Hi! My name is Bridget and I'm 19 years old. I come from a large and energetic family, so I love meeting new people. My hobbies include swimming, biking, camping, and anything to do with being outside. I have my own transportation and would be able Read More
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Price of a Babysitter in Chilton
|1 Child (per hour)
|Multiple Children (per hour)
|With Tip (per hour)
|$11.9 – $17.8
|$11.9 – $20.4
It costs about $11.9 per hour (for one child) to hire a babysitter in Chilton, that's about $1.59 less than the national average of $13.44 per hour. Additional children can cost up to 50% more per child that needs care but many sitters charge much less or nothing additional for two kids. A tip is not always necessary but always appreciated. 10 to 15 percent is common but again, not a requirement.
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NumisWiki For the New Collector
Ancient Greek Coin Collecting 101
|Home ▸ Catalog ▸ |Judean & Biblical Coins| ▸ |Hasmonean Dynasty||View Options: | | |
The Maccabees were Jewish rebel warriors that took control of Judea, which at the time had been a part of the Seleucid Empire. They founded the Hasmonean dynasty, which ruled Judea from 167 BCE to 37 BCE, as a fully independent kingdom from about 140 to 63 BCE. They reasserted the Jewish religion, partly by forced conversion, expanded the boundaries of Judea by conquest and reduced the influence of Hellenism and Hellenistic Judaism. Independent Hasmonean rule lasted until 63 BCE, when the Roman general Pompeus intervened in Hasmonean civil war, making it a client kingdom of Rome. The Hasmonean dynasty ended in 37 BCE when the Idumean Herod the Great became king of Israel, designated "King of the Jews" by the Roman Senate, effectively transforming the Hasmonean Kingdom into the Herodian Kingdom - a client kingdom of Rome.
|Meshorer wrote of the inscriptions on this type, "The letters are clear, large and straight, with few variants. On many coins the inscription, especially the final word is incomplete. Even the specimens that depict incomplete inscriptions and orthographic errors reveal a good style and contain well-defined letters." The Paleo-Hebrew inscription reads, from right to left, as follows: YHW/NTN ( Yehonatan) H (the) K/HN (priest) H (the) GD (high) / (HH)BR (council) H (the) Y/M (Jews). See Reading Judean Coins in NumisWiki.


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Overall the film was good if a bit drawn out in some areas. There was also a bit of controversy surrounding it. If you watch the film, you will notice that in the first half, Princess Natasha (Diana Wynyard) is an avid supporter of Rasputin, and in the second half she is extremely afraid of him, for no apparent reason. I assumed, like most viewers would today, that she had been raped by Rasputin and they simply didn't put it in the film. However, I read that Irving Thalberg fired screenwriter Mercedes de Acosta when she refused to write a scene involving a meeting between Rasputin and Princess Irene Yusupov which she knew did not occur. (Prince Felix Yusupov, one of Rasputin's assassins, was a close friend of de Acosta.) Sure enough Yussoupov sued for libel due to a scene which suggested that his wife had been raped by Rasputin. MGM lost the suit, and the scene was cut.
Tonight on TCM! Yippee! Another Powell and Loy vehicle with Frank Morgan to boot!


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Laptops - System76. Based on the advertised price at 10% APR paid over 12 months.
iPhone, iPad, Mac Buyer's Guide: Know When to Buy. Why I Drilled Holes in My MacBook Pro and Put It in the Oven. My MacBook Pro and I had a wild weekend: I reflowed the solder on its logic board three times in one day, then drilled 60 holes in its bottom case.
Why? I first started noticing heat issues about a year ago. My model of MacBook Pro is notorious for running too hot. And I run mine pretty hard: I'm a programmer for iFixit, and in my spare time, I game and make electronic music. On an average day, my laptop hovered between 80º and 90º C. So I tried some simple fixes. But it still ran hot. I'd never reflowed something before (though I'd read about people doing it to fix the Xbox Red Ring of Death).
Instead, I cracked open the back of my laptop, disconnected all eleven connectors and three heat sinks from the logic board, and turned the oven up to 340º F. After it cooled, I reapplied thermal paste, put it all back together, and cheered when it booted. Then, two weeks ago, it died again. It booted and ran again—until Friday. Plover: Thought to Text at 240 WPM. Upgrading Your MacBook Pro with a Solid State D... (Note: while some portions of this user tip can be used when installing a new hard drive in your MacBook Pro, it is intended only for those upgrading to a SSD.)
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There are other improvements to Haswell that provide better temperature regulation and other benefits, but they're not "customer facing" in the same way that improved battery life and better graphics performance are likely to be. The New Mac mini is Going to be Ridiculous. If you've been around the Apple scene for any period of time, you've probably learned about two of the best resources out there for finding out more about your Mac: Mactracker and the MacRumors Buyer's Guide.
Between those two places, you'll learn what Macs you should buy and when, discover specifics about an older Mac and so much more. Heck, Mactracker helped me ID a Power Macintosh 9500 sitting around my friend's office the other day. Which is why, while watching the recent Apple Event, I started thinking about how long it's been since the Mac mini has seen an update. And then when Phil Schiller said about hardware, specifically the Mac Pro. So what was this throw-away comment and what does it mean for the Mac mini? Like the article? The Quote "Simply put, you cannot put a hard drive in anymore that is as fast as Flash."


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"It's not supposed to be this way." This thought lingers in the back of our minds, sometimes whispering its question in the middle of an especially hard day, while other times demanding attention as our eyes scan the news. The world in which we live is filled with reasons to despair. Our bodies are stricken with disease, our families face relational strain, and our churches seem to be scrambling to survive in an increasingly post-Christian culture. The global crises seem to compound each day as our minds struggle to comprehend the widespread devastation. Wars rage. Governments become corrupt. Poverty perpetuates epidemics and modern-day slavery. These realities force us to grapple with our faith in a Messiah who has come and will one day come again.
What effect does the birth of an infant Messiah have on our everyday lives? Isn't our God a God of life, a God who designed with brilliant creativity giving us extravagant gifts in the form of mammoth sunflowers, freshly fallen snow, laughing children, mossy mountains, and newborn babies? How then do we find the goodness of God's kingdom among the brokenness and monotony of real life?
The invitation of this Advent season is to return to waiting for the Messiah. As the days grow darker and colder, and we find ourselves lighting candles to hold vigil with Mary, we become eager to catch glimpses of the kingdom Jesus is building in and among us. "Be born in us today" becomes our prayer. We earnestly hold on to the hope that Christ Jesus will one day come in fullness and bring wholeness to a new earth. In the meantime, our task is to find the kingdom of God in our midst even as we trudge through the painful realities of our world and press onward through the mundane moments of life — going to work, paying bills, driving kids to extracurriculars, getting dinner on the table.
Perhaps the shepherds felt the same way as they settled in for another night under the stars with their flock of sheep. Sure, they had heard rumblings over the years about the coming Messiah. But they were no experts in prophecies. Their knowledge on the subject could never rival that of the religious authorities. (For starters, their perpetual dirtiness from manual labor would never meet the legalistic cleanliness standards of the priestly types.) Even so they had heard about this Messiah from their mothers, friends or religious leaders and something within them recognized the truth in the stories. Was there any hope for a Savior to bring healing to the broken things they'd seen in their lives, the mistreatment of the vulnerable, the corruption of political leaders? Could there be more to life than eating and sleeping and tending sheep?
As these no-name shepherds took up the night watch, a thick darkness fell upon the fields. Under their watchful gaze, the flock found secure resting places for the night ahead. As the shepherds' eyes scanned the hills, their buried hopes were suddenly thrust into a divine spotlight:
"An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the angel said to them, 'Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people. Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord'" (Luke 2:9–11).
Their hearts pounded as their minds thought, "Could it be true?" The long-awaited Messiah had been born, and God had chosen the overlooked shepherds to be the recipients of these angelic tidings. Yes, the kingdom of God was breaking through in most unexpected ways and to the most unexpected people. These shepherds wasted no time. Getting to their feet, they secured their sheep and set off to find this infant Messiah. They found the newborn Christ child in the manger next to His mother and father whose faces likely told the story of childbirth, full of delight and exhaustion. Every word of celebration proclaimed by those heavenly hosts was ringing in the hearts of these shepherds, and they shared the good news with everyone who would listen.
"When they had seen him, they spread the word concerning what had been told them about this child, and all who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds said to them. … The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all things they had heard and seen, which were just as they had been told" (Luke 2:17–18, 20).
But many who heard the news found their hopes falling flat. A Messiah born in the presence of barn animals and heralded by lowly shepherds was not their idea of power and honor. How would this Messiah become the king they had long-desired? "It's not supposed to be this way," they thought.
The Anointed One
In a Bible Project podcast episode on the Son of Man (fmchr.ch/bpson), Tim Mackie explains that the titles "Christ" and "Messiah" are two words meaning the same thing in two different languages. "Messiah" is the English translation of the Hebrew, and "Christ" is the English translation of the Greek version of the Hebrew "Messiah." Both of these terms mean "the anointed one" or most literally "the one who has had oil poured on his head." This practice of anointing with oil is used to describe the appointment to the office of king or priest.
For as often as "Christ" (Greek for "Messiah") is used to describe Jesus in the New Testament, it wasn't the way Jesus described Himself. In fact, Jesus preferred to keep His divine appointment from public knowledge.
"'But what about you?' [Jesus] asked. 'Who do you say I am?' Simon Peter answered, 'You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.' Jesus replied, 'Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven.' … Then he ordered his disciples not to tell anyone that he was the Messiah" (Matthew 16:15–17, 20).
Why all the secrecy? Jesus knew the term was loaded both politically and religiously. For someone to declare membership in the royal Davidic lineage would be a bold claim usurping the Jewish religious authorities and all but instigating an overthrow of the powerful Roman government. But fear wasn't what kept Jesus from publicly declaring His true identity. Jesus' endgame was never to forcibly remove the Roman emperor from power or to rise to the place of high priest for the Jewish people. Rather, Jesus Christ, the Messiah, the Son of the living God, knew exactly what He was anointed to do:
"From that time on Jesus began to explain to his disciples that he must go to Jerusalem and suffering many things at the hands of the elders, the chief priests and the teachers of the law, and that he must be killed and on the third day be raised to life" (Matthew 16:21).
Jesus' work as Messiah centered around the establishment of a kingdom built on submission and sacrifice rather than domination and wealth. In the days before His crucifixion and resurrection, Jesus comes close to revealing the fullness of His anointing upon His return to His boyhood synagogue in Nazareth.
"He began by saying to them, 'Today this scripture is fulfilled in your hearing'" (Luke 4:21).
And having unrolled the scroll to the place containing Isaiah 61, Jesus reads:
"The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor" (Luke 4:17–19).
The way of the Messiah was far different than the rule and reign for which most people had hoped. Jesus lived out His messianic anointing by demonstrating the love, generosity and freedom of the kingdom God was establishing. In the midst of humanity's monotony and the brokenness, the kingdom of God was breaking through as Jesus turned a disappointing wedding reception into a celebratory feast as gallons of water became wine. The winds of the kingdom were felt as He breathed life back into those who had died and freed folks from demonic oppression. The kingdom drew nearer as sounds of laughter resonated around the dinner table where Jesus enjoyed another meal with people who lived on the wrong side of town. The ways of God's kingdom were demonstrated as Jesus made space for boisterous children to bring joy into the world and empowered women who were gifted to lead. Jesus' anointing was bringing healing and wholeness to the world in the form of fullness of life.
Living Expectantly
In his book "Being Disciples," Rowan Williams describes discipleship as a state of being, a posture of anticipation as we eagerly anticipate signs of the kingdom of God breaking through.
"Disciples are expectant," Williams writes, "in the sense that they take it for granted that there is always something about to break through from the Master, the Teacher" (fmchr.ch/rwdisciples). Each time we seek the company of the Holy Spirit in prayer, or we search for the revelation of God in Scripture, or we find ourselves in the presence of another disciple, we are asking, "What is Jesus Christ giving me here and now?" (fmchr.ch/rwdisciples2).
In these weeks leading up to Christmas, we are invited to wait expectantly for the coming of the Messiah. We will watch as children open flaps on Advent calendars, and we will light candle after candle around the wreath each Sunday until the day of Christ's nativity. Advent invites us to come alongside Mary in her final weeks of pregnancy, connecting with her eager anticipation and fearful trepidation. We enter as best we can into the story of the Jewish people who spent centuries longing for the Messiah, hopes waning and waxing with the passing of time. But with two millennia between us and the birth of Jesus, our short season of waiting isn't terribly taxing, especially since we know the Christmas story as well as Linus in "A Charlie Brown Christmas" (fmchr.ch/linuscbc).
If we take one look at the day's news, we know we're living in the already-but-not-yet kingdom of God. We are standing on a threshold, an in-between space where God's kingdom has come in the form of Jesus — in His incarnation, crucifixion and resurrection — but has not yet fully come. Yes, at the moment Mary birthed Jesus in the bleak stable, the kingdom of God broke into our world. But the building of God's kingdom is an ongoing process, one in which we are invited to participate. Jesus made it clear that God's kingdom-work would be carried on by all who choose to follow Him:
"Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father" (John 14:12).
As Jesus' disciples we are called to see the world's brokenness and to lament, "It's not supposed to be this way." At the same time we are to live with expectancy, paying attention to how Jesus is bringing the healing and wholeness of God's kingdom into the world right now. Each time we gather as God's people, we are reminding each other of the kingdom-truths as we participate in songs, scriptures and sacrament.
When we pray, "Your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven" (Matthew 6:10), we are declaring the hope Jesus brought into the world and our commitment to join Jesus in bringing this hope to the broken places in our world. As we commune around Jesus' Holy Table, we receive His healing and partake of the sacramental body and blood of a Messiah whose anointing lifts up the lowly and calls sinners to repentance. We are joining Jesus in His work when we care for widows and orphans, clothe the naked, and feed the hungry. Each time we offer dignified conversation to a child or to someone rejected by society, we demonstrate the hospitality of God. We are joining Jesus in His work of building the kingdom when we invite the lowly or despised to join us for a meal, when we courageously call out systemic injustices, when we offer dignified work to those who have been oppressed. This is God's kingdom coming.
Yes, our world is broken. We know it's not supposed to be this way. But the hope of the Messiah breaks through our darkness. In waiting with expectancy for Jesus Christ to be born in us today, we find His kingdom coming all around us. Our Messiah has already come to establish a kingdom demonstrating God's justice and love, and our Messiah has appointed us to continue His work. May we step into our commissioning to go into all the world and make disciples by extending the generous welcome of God to all people (Matthew 28:19).
Melanie Eccles is the lead pastor of the Monroe Free Methodist Church in Monroe, Michigan. She is an alumna of Spring Arbor University from which she earned a Master of Arts degree in spiritual formation and leadership and a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy and religion. Visit melanieeccles.com for more of her writing.


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Guarini Institute - Sacco and Vanzetti: The Story of Nick and Bart
On Tuesday, November 12th, the Guarini Institute for Public Affairs hosted a Screening of Sacco and Vanzetti, the famous movie directed by Giuliano Montaldo. Published in 1971, the movie is an occasion to remember their unfair conviction happened 50 years earlier. Professor Argentieri (JCU) and Professor Cannato (University of Massachusetts Boston) introduced the screening.
Professor Cannato brilliantly described to the audience the historical and political scenario of the early post World War I years in America. At that time, the United States were shaken by a large number of labor strikes and other forms of political violence. Workers increasingly entered the rows of pro-violence and anti-government groups. A widespread fear of a leftist takeover entered the political culture of the United States, also in light of the recent Bolshevik Revolution in Russia.
This is when, in 1919, a guard is murdered outside of a factory in the periphery of Boston, Massachusetts. Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, two Italian workers adhering to the anarchist movement, are arrested and tried for the murder. Since the very beginning, it is clear that the judge and the jury are politically motivated to convict them. The left from around the world stands up in support of Sacco and Vanzetti, acknowledging the fact that they are being unjustly tried for political reasons. Mass demonstrations are held all over the western world, but no effect is achieved on the trial itself.
In 1921, Sacco and Vanzetti are convicted and sentenced to death, among several doubts on the fairness of the trial. After a long appeal procedure, they are executed in 1927.
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WE LOVE COMICS- This channel has some very informative videos, and is very big to call out other channels on what they are or aren't doing, but his recent blinders on defense of grading company PGX and spinning that conversation away from the latest PGX issue, the claim they were pressuring graders to grade books high, so they could sell such books through a shill account, is completely ignored and instead he attacks the claimant, going so far as to hint at said claimant being let go for drug reasons. An inference that both PGX and WE LOVE COMICS backed away from when questioned on it by COMIC TOM101.
WE LOVE COMICS, as a YouTube channel, is quick to give lip service to integrity, but I find the whole relationship and shilling for PGX (given, story after story of alarming business practices by this company… ie the WALKING DEAD comic certifying fiasco), paints WE LOVE COMICS in a very disingenuous and untrustworthy light. I would love this channel to step up and be as impartial as it claims to be in regards to PGX, but the host's failure to ask the obvious question, when he goes on about how he speaks directly to the president of PGX, speaks volumes.
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Any comic channel that has an issue with Social Justice Warriors – the history of comics from Superman to Captain America is about Social Justice Warrior characters.
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Living together preserves the countryside
30 March 1999
Living together preserves the countryside
A TREND for couples to live together means more of the countryside will be preserved.
This was the deduction made from government figures released yesterday which estimate that England needs 300,000 fewer homes than previously forecast.
The figures show that the number of people living on their own was lower than previously calculated, while the number of cohabiting couples was higher.
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- Stevenage greenbelt housing gets green light, FWi, 01 May, 1998
- Government homes plan threatens countryside, FWi, 30 March, 1998
- No threat to green belt, insists Blair, FWi, 31 July, 1997
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Override Xresources
Learn how to stage user copies of Regolith configuration files.
More examples and tutorials are available in the Regolith Desktop wiki on GitHub.
This section provides examples of how to change Regolith to suit your needs. Most of them will specify commands to be run in the terminal. If using the terminal is new to you or you'd just like to refresh your memory, this guide from Ubuntu is recommended. Another tutorial from linuxcommand.org goes into some more advanced territory.
In addition to general command-line abilities, having a basic understanding of what options are available in the i3 user guide is recommended to get the most out of the interface.
Learn how to stage user copies of Regolith configuration files.
Learn how to stage user copies of Regolith configuration files.
Change which terminal Regolith loads by default.
Display status of the batteries per instance.
Change the date/time format used in the bar.
Make changes to the status indicators in the bar.
Learn how to set custom icons for each workspace.
Change the workspace names as displayed in the bar.
Changing Regolith PPA allows to get a different set of package versions.
Updating a Regolith Linux 1.4 ISO install to 1.4.1.
Disable Rofication and add another notification system.
Change the font used in the terminal.
Change the pixels between windows.
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Furniture shopping service
Furniture shopping service
Do you know exactly what you want your house to look like? Do you enjoy gaining inspiration for your own home furnishings? But you don't have the time to find the perfect couch or table or you just don't feel like doing all the work yourself? Or does it excite you to have something custom-made? Or you just don't know where to start?
Alles Interieur (All About Furnishings) has the solution. I know the shops, the brands, the craftsmen, the furniture makers and I work together with various stylists. My extensive knowledge of all possibilities allows me to find whatever you are looking for!
My strengths lies in doing research and making use of my network. Browsing the internet for hours is my favourite activity indeed!
1. Upload a picture of whatever you're looking for, and
2. describe your requirements
Do you want me to find the right shop for you?
Or you want me to find you a similar piece of furniture?
Or you want your unique piece of furniture to be custom made for you?
Submit your budget and an extensive description and I will make a personalised proposal.
Alles Interieur helped me beyond expectations. Finally I have the couch and diner table I was dreaming of.
De ideeën die ik had voor een tafel heeft Alles Interieur concreet gemaakt. Ik hoefde niet te zoeken naar de juiste winkel, want die is voor mij gevonden.
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Sed posuere consectetur est at lobortis.
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"Gardez! Watch out!"
Splat! The warning came too late. A thin string of yellow liquid spaghetti hit me squarely in the face.
Take 50,000 cans of pressurized "spaghetti", add 15 tons of confetti, magnificent floats full of colourful flowers, plus tens of thousands of dancing, prancing patrons, and you have... a party! It's the incredible and colourful Carnaval de Nice!
Join Frederic for the adventure as he takes you through the classical Mediterranean port city of Vieux Nice, east to the gardens, palaces and casinos of the tiny principality of Monaco, then north to the majestic, snow-covered peaks of the Maritime Alps, and the petroglyph etched Vallée de Merveilleux.
Travelling west, discover the picturesque medieval villages and monasteries of Provence, made famous by Renaissance painters Monet and Van Gogh, then onward to the fabulous, ancient Roman ruins of Nimes, Arles and Pont-de-Gard, nestled in the cities and valleys of the lush countryside.
Of course no trip to France would be complete, without a side trip to Paris... the City of Lights!
A colourful, 90 minute historical and cultural presentation, enhanced by the Carnaval's rhythmic beats, and Frederic's always amusing... tales from the trails!
Created and produced by
Montreal adventure photographer and ranconteur
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Perceptions of the Food and Drug Administration as a Tobacco Regulator
Objectives: The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) now has regulatory authority over all tobacco products. Little is known about public awareness and perceptions of the FDA in its new role as a tobacco regulator. This research utilizes focus groups to examine perceptions of the FDA as a tobacco regulator so that the FDA can communicate better with the public about this role. Methods: We conducted 6 focus groups in 2014 in a diverse sample of smokers and non-smokers. Participants were asked if they had heard of the FDA, what they knew about the FDA, if they associated the FDA with tobacco, and their thoughts about this FDA role. Results: A total of 41 individuals participated. Although nearly all participants had heard of the FDA, most were not aware of the FDA's regulatory authority over tobacco products, did not associate the role of the FDA with tobacco, and some drew comparisons between the FDA's work in tobacco and its work regulating food and drugs. Conclusion: Data suggest that although public awareness of the FDA's regulatory authority over tobacco is low, with proper public education, the public may find the FDA to be a trustworthy source of tobacco regulation.
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Keywords: FDA CREDIBILITY; FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION; PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE FDA; TOBACCO REGULATION AUTHORITY
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: April 1, 2017
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- Tobacco Regulatory Science (Electronic ISSN 2333-9748) is a rigorously peer-reviewed online scientific journal for the dissemination of research relevant to the regulation of tobacco products. The journal content includes a broad array of research domains, including chemistry, biology, behavior, community, and population-level surveillance and epidemiology, as well as knowledge syntheses (eg, meta-analyses or state-of-the-art reviews) and analytic modeling. All articles describe the policy relevance of the research outcomes. Given the global nature of tobacco regulation, particularly as a result of international and national policies, Tobacco Regulatory Science publishes high quality research that is relevant to global regulatory needs and requirements. Tobacco Regulatory Science is published electronically 6 times per year.
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On May 20, Good Data Corporation released their weekly ranking of the most talked about actors/actresses of the airing dramas for the third week of May.
The data are collected from the netizen's reactions to online news, community, Social Media and videos.
1- "Her Private Life" – Kim JaeWook
2- "Her Private Life" – Park MinYoung
3- "My Absolute Boyfriend" – Girl's Day's MinAh
4- "My Absolute Boyfriend" – Yeo JinGoo
5- "Abyss" – Park BoYoung
6- "Abyss" – Ahn HyoSeop
7- "Mung Bean Flower" – Yoon ShiYoon
8- "Mung Bean Flower" – Jo JungSuk
9- "Voice 3" – Lee JinWook
10- "Doctor Prisoner" – NamKoong Min
The main actors of "Her Private Life" stayed in the top ranks. Next on the ranking is the entrance of the main actors of "My Absolute Boyfriend". The couple is followed by the main actors of "Abyss" and "Mung Bean Flower". Lee JinWoo and NamKoong Min ranked at the end of the ranking.
You can check the 2nd week of May ranking here.


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Morristown Public Library Addition
Client: Morristown Public Library | Location: Morristown, New York | Completion Date: 2017 | Services Provided: Architectural, Civil/Site & Structural Engineering
Aubertine and Currier Architects, Engineers & Land Surveyors, PLLC provided Architectural and Engineering services for a 1,200 square foot addition on the historical Morristown Public Library. A&C worked hand in hand with the library building committee to bring the facilities visions and goals to reality.
Architectural design services included field verification and measuring existing conditions; drawing as built plans; life safety, plumbing, electrical, mechanical plans; review program requirements with owner; preliminary review of the N.Y.S. Building Code, National Fire Protection Association, Americans with Disabilities Act, NYS Energy Conservation Code; review concept plan with State Historic Parks & Preservation Office; preliminary summary of applicable codes, rules and regulations; and estimate of probable construction and soft costs.
Engineering design services included the layout of building on the site; layout of the roadways, driveways and parking lot; sanitary sewer and storm drain utility layout; review plans with client and revised layout based upon client/owner comments; submitted sketch plans to the Village for review and permitting; structural plans provided showing the foundation details, building framing and roofing framing.
Construction administration services were provided that included a written recommendation to owner for award of contract; review contractor's insurances; review and certify contractor's schedule of values; draft and execute owner/contractor AIA Agreement; act as owner's representative to administer the project; conduct pre-construction meeting (at site) with owner and contractor; review for each shop drawing submittal; make sure construction is in conformance with the contract documents; provide job clarification and field directives; review any requests for change orders with owner prior to contractor proceeding with work; site inspection and field report; assemble and maintain the construction schedule and budget; review certificates for payment and authorize payment for work completed less 10% retainage; create punch list and distribute to owner and contractor; review close out paperwork including substantial completion; release of liens and warranty information and the final inspection.


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Fans of the Isuzu D-Max in India can purchase a special edition of the truck. Since 2016 the vehicle is available as the V-Cross model. It adds some features to make the pickup more exciting. Not only that styling is improved, but also the drive system. Now, everything goes even further with the announcement of 2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross.
This truck will offer few drive modes. Depending on a surface and weather condition, the driver will select one of them. We expect the same drivetrain as before. However, the company could add the petrol variant for some trim level. Again, the 2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross is going to come in the base and high variant. With extras, we will find numerous cool features, such as leather seats inside and chrome bumper outside the truck.
2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross Specs
A 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine is the power source for the 2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross. This reliable diesel drivetrain is slightly improved. Fans will get a boost in power compared to the predecessor. Now, the four-pot unit can produce 140 horses and 320 lb-ft of torque. The intercooled engine sends power either to two or four wheels. A five-speed manual is the only option for the diesel unit.
Shift-On-The-Fly System
The 2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross will offer few drive modes. Well, that is what we can see elsewhere. But, there is something that makes it so special. A Shift-On-The-Fly system allows drivers to switch modes on the go, at speeds under 100 kmh.
Shift-On-The-Fly 2H system is the basic one you will need in the everyday ride. If the 2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross truck is used for commuting, then this mode will be active most of the time. But, if things get nasty on the road, the Shift-On-The-Fly 4H is improving the safety. Better traction for wet and slippery road conditions are coming with this mode. But, what happens if you are off the road? Don't worry, the Shift-On-The-Fly 4L system will help your truck get out of the mud, sand, and other bad off-road situations.
2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross Changes
When the V-Cross appeared in 2016, it was obvious that the Isuzu is wiping off the competition. Indian carmakers Tata and Mahindra became the serious threat for an outdating D-Max. The response was quick and the truck got the new edition. Now, the 2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross is adding even more. Since Toyota is a minor shareholder in the company, we will see some similarities between Tacoma and D-Max V-Cross. However, these are just shades, since the Isuzu pickup remains the cheaper version. On the other hand, it will be possible to upgrade the truck with High Variant trim. There, we could find electronic stability and traction control systems, LED lamps, leather seats with power adjustment, and many more accessories.
2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross Release Date
The 2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross remains the truck for the Indian market. Although it drew the attention of some fans from other countries, the pickup is not going international. The production stays in India and V-Cross is not expecting export. However, the new model could change things up for the future editions. The 2019 D-Max V-Cross is definitely causing a lot of interest, but we will see what will happen when the truck hits dealerships early next season.


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Austin Driveway Series Criterium
June 6, 2014
Men's Cat 4/5
My 2nd ever crit race. Manage to do better, but with the same result as my first race (dropped and pulled).
I feel like I rode much better this week, but found myself out in the open and blowing up at a very bad time. Lost momentum and was dropped.
I think looking better overall and hopefully will hang in to finish soon!


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HEART UK responds to debate on the true benefits and risks of statins
In response to the article published by Prescriber, which discussed the benefits and risks of statins, HEART UK Trustee and Head of Clinical Biochemistry Department at University of Newcastle School of Clinical and Laboratory Sciences, Dr Dermot Neely commented:
"The article published by Prescriber in response to the recent publication in the Lancet offers a comprehensive overview of statins clinical trials and adds confusion to a debate between the authors and cholesterol sceptics, which seems unlikely to go away. This debate is of no benefit to patients.
"Familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH) patients are living proof that low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol is a causative risk factor for cardiovascular disease and since the first major randomised controlled trial of simvastatin showed reduction in both cardiovascular events and overall mortality, LDL-cholesterol reduction has become an established part of cardiovascular prevention strategies.
"Unfortunately, many patients discontinue statins due to concerns about minor muscle symptoms, which has been shown to increase their risk of recurrent events. Although these symptoms may be statin related in some cases, serious muscle damage is a very rare event.
"Patients should work with their doctors to find a statin regime which suits them and achieves good control of their LDL-cholesterol, which can be achieved in the vast majority of cases."
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Veracruz is located in the eastern part of the Mexican republic and borders the Gulf of Mexico, states, such as Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosi, Hidalgo, Puebla, Oaxaca, Chiapas and Tabasco.
Its gastronomy has African, Antillean and Cuban influences, achieving with them, dishes of culinary excellence that combine the sweet with the salty and without missing the spicy of the traditional mexican chile.
For the inhabitants of the port of Veracruz, it is traditional to have breakfast at Café La Parroquia where, since 1808, the traditional Café Lechero was served, which was prepared at the table of the clients, becoming a ritual when serving the milk in a glass that previously has 1/4 of coffee, the waiter shows off his good pulse and strength as the teapot is removed from the glass so that the coffee mixes and foams filling the moment with aromas.
It is common that to accompany the traditional Café Lechero is also ordered a delicious Gordita Motuleña, this is prepared with a handmade tortilla which rises by the edge to form a sope so that it will be filled, without overflowing, fried black beans, sauces, pork chicharron, roasted meat or simply cheese, and you will decide which one to sink the tooth .
Well, to finish, what do you think of a delicious pie of picadillo or cheese, this is a variant in which these ingredients are embraced by a raw corn tortilla and dippen in hot oil so that both the dough and the filling finish cooking and then served with cream cheese and some lettuce.
In Manzanillo, despite its remoteness with the State of Veracruz, we can find an excellent sample of the Veracruzan food, with the original flavor and the own atmosphere of the Jarocha Land that is the way to name the inhabitants of the Port, El Veracruzano submits us with its aromas and flavors to one of the most emblematic restaurants of La Parroquia port, of which the chef Teresa Manzo keeps a pleasant memory, since there she began her taste for traditional cuisine and that now she can taste it with all her collections here in Manzanillo with excellent service and very good prices, accessible to any pocket.
If you are in Manzanillo do not miss visiting them and get to know a little of the extensive and delicious Veracruz cuisine.


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Where to buy Rugby League clothing online
If you're new to the idea of online shopping you may find yourself feeling a little hesitant, but you'll soon discover what a treasure trove the Internet really is! Rugby league clothing can be purchased online, and you're literally a few clicks away from some of the biggest online retailers of rugby gear and equipment. Let's have a look at what's on offer?
Rugbystore.co.uk is a must-visit site if you're looking for Rugby League clothing online. This site truly has it all, but if you're looking for rugby league clothing you need to head to the 'Rugby League replica shirts' section. A New Zealand rugby league home shirt sells here for £51.99, and a Bulldogs On-field rugby league home shirt sells for £49.99. A Leeds Rhinos Rugby league home shirt sells for £49.99 as well. The Wigan Warriors rugby league home shirt is on special and at the time of writing this shirt sells for £34.99, and this is a substantial saving on the RRP of £51.99. Mainland UK delivery costs under £3.00 for an unlimited number of items, so there's another incentive to support this site.
lovell-rugby.co.uk should be your next stop, especially if you're hunting for bargains in rugby league shirts! This site has an amazing selection and the rock-bottom prices may leave you tempted to purchase more than just one! A Bradford Bulls 2011 rugby league shirt sells for only £29.99 here, and that's an amazing discount from the recommended retail price of £49.99. A Hull KR Home shirt retails here for only £29.99 as well and The St Helens 2011 super league shirt sells for £44.99, so it's easy to see how having rugby league shirts doesn't need to cost the earth.
Head on over and browse around, because with such an incredible selection you're sure to find exactly what you need!


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Both Jimmy Zeledon and Asa Martinez are all in preflop, called by Mike Postle, and Postle has both players covered.
Zeledon - AK
Martinez - AK
Postle - QQ
The board runs out J 6-6-5, but that's an ace on the river and Postle does NOT get a double knockout and the chiplead.
Zeledon and Martinez chop it up, while Postle, who was up to more than 400k, is back down to 210,000, and taking a walk to try and calm down.


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A string of a dozen four-year-olds paraded by the front of the coffee shop, chubby little hands grasping the rope connected by a teacher at each end. Some kids waved and smiled, one asked the teacher what we—the folks sitting at the open coffee shop window—were doing, but it was a little girl in the middle that caught my attention. She was in the center of the pack holding onto the rope just like all the other kids, but what made her stand out was that her eyes were closed. She had red, curly hair, and a tiny, knowing smile on her freckled face. She followed along, trusting the rope, trusting the teachers at either end, trusting the kids in front of and behind her. The pack moved slowly enough for me to see that she wasn't peeking out from squinched eyes, she wasn't glancing at the ground while trying to maintain the impression of trusting. In fact her eyes weren't squeezed shut, they were simply closed. She looked…relaxed.
I couldn't know the girl's intentions. Maybe she was doing the thing I used to do as a kid when we were driving home from my grandparent's house late at night. I'd lay down in the back seat of our jeep (dangerous, I know, but seat belts felt more 'optional' in the 70s), lids closed against the darkness, replaying my memory of what we were passing along the way. Every so often I'd open one eye to see if we were, in fact, in front of the Pinney Branch Library. Or the East YMCA. Or the Sentry Foods. And we were almost always exactly where I thought. But even when we weren't, I felt safe. My mom in the front passenger seat, my dad shifting gears and steering. We were going from one warm, safe house to another. I was in good hands.
Or maybe the little girl was enjoying the combination of sunshine and chilly air on her face. Or maybe the kid in front of her was annoying, her preschool nemesis whose existence she needed to block out visually as often as possible. What I do know is that her steps were sure. She was certain. She trusted the rope, she trusted the kids in front of her, she trusted the teachers anchoring both ends.
I saw myself in that girl.
As we get older, we're given the message that growing up means no more ropes, no more holding onto others for safety. Our culture values independence and venerates a narrow definition of success. I tried playing along, but it isn't me. Yes, I have strong opinions and I need copious amounts of time alone for optimal sanity. But human connection is vital. It's the anchor at the ends of my rope.
My anxiety was never higher than during the three years of law school when I felt isolated in a series of lecture halls full of other ambitious students. It's not that we were overtly pitted against one another—mine wasn't that kind of a school—but collaboration and mutual support were not woven into the curriculum. I valued the education and some of the genuine connections I made, but didn't see a way for me to thrive in the field. I didn't see how I could be myself, and I was exhausted by years of trying to be someone else.
So after graduation I forged a different path. I sought kindred spirits whose intelligence and work ethic were rivaled by their humanity and humility. Each place I landed in the social justice sphere brought me closer to what feels like my truest expression of myself. (I know, I can't believe I said that, either.) Then, when I found writing, or writing found me, I discovered a community I didn't quite know I was searching for. I found my way into a few small groups of people who will hand you a rope when you fall, people who will dig their heels into the fresh dirt and pull you up onto solid ground. People, mostly women, who also value community, who will push you to get your work on the page, even as they send their own strong words out into the world.
We can't keep our eyes closed forever, but sometimes we need to let go—of our resistance to our own value, of our efforts to control the process, of someone else's idea of what it looks like to be successful. Sometimes this letting go involves a holding on of a different sort. We need to wrap our fingers around the metaphorical rope, and move forward with the support of those we trust. So close your eyes for a moment. Feel the rough rope in your hands, and picture the people ahead of and behind you. Picture the anchors at either end. Now take one step. And another. And don't worry—it'll be your turn to open your eyes and lead someone else soon enough.