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Katy Perry: "Witness," the pop supernova's fourth album, has quickly lost momentum. But we're confident that she still knows how to stage a spectacle in concert. Look for dancers, puppets, giant basketball hoops, glitzy costumes and internet darling Left Shark, a stage dancer who was featured in her 2015 Super Bowl performance. Thankfully, the set list is heavy on older tunes, including "Roar," "Teenage Dream" and "Firework." Purity Ring opens. (7:30 p.m. Fri., Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, $50-$200, ticketmaster.com)
The New Standards: This has become one of our favorite holiday traditions because the New Standards are so aggressively musical, entertaining and natty (love those threads). Plus, they have great guests (never announced in advance) who surprise with their song choices (yule songs are not mandatory). And the New Standards — Chan Poling, John Munson and Steve Roehm, the secret weapon on vibes — always reward with two Minnesota holiday classics, "Snow Days" by Trip Shakespeare (Munson's old group) and Chan Poling's "Christmastime Next Year." (8 p.m. Fri. & 2 & 8 p.m. State Theatre, $40-$110, ticketmaster.com)
The Staves and yMusic: Another in a line of Friends-of-Bon-Iver bookings at the Walker, sister indie-folk trio the Staves — who've split their residency between the Twin Cities and England over the past couple years — have paired up with their fellow Eaux Claires Fest regulars and in-demand neoclassical sextet yMusic for a new album, "The Way Is Read," and are playing their first shows together to promote it here. The Staves' lushly harmonious and dramatic tunes naturally lend themselves to string augmentation. As last summer's Paul Simon pairing proved, yMusic really knows how to augment well. (8 p.m. Fri., 7 & 9:30 p.m. Sat., Walker Art Center, Mpls., $32, walkerart.org)
Grizzly Bear: The long-acclaimed New York-bred quartet came back from a five-year hiatus sounding refreshed and palpably excited on "Painted Ruins," a fun continuation on its harmonious yet jagged, Beach-Boys-meets-Radiohead brand of indie-rock. Should be a great fit at St. Paul's new historic rock hub. (8:30 p.m. Fri., Palace Theatre, $36-$41.)
Mason Jennings: Only his second and third hometown gigs since last year's annual pre-holiday stint at First Ave, the lo-fi, deep-thinking indie strummer has stepped back on performances but remains a troubadour through and through. This time, he's starting out in St. Paul with the Pines' David Huckfelt opening, then returns to the main room with Chastity Brown, each sure to be warm affairs. (9 p.m. Fri., Turf Club, $30; 9 p.m. Sat., First Avenue, $25-$27.)
Gay Witch Abortion: Minneapolis' beloved sludge-metal/noise-punk duo of Shawn Walker and Jesse Bottomley is back in action behind a harrowing new split-LP for Learning Curve Records with San Antonio, Texas-based instrumental band the Grasshopper Lies Heavy. The locals will share a release party with must-see wacko openers Tongue Party, who also have a new 7-inch to promote, plus Seawhores and Murf. (9 p.m. Sat., Terminal Bar, $5.)
Rufus Wainwright & Minnesota Orchestra: One of the most gifted piano-pop tunesmiths of his generation and son of two renowned folk musicians, Wainwright has been getting deeper into classical music in recent years, culminating in worldwide performances of his first opera, "Prima Donna," and the creation of a new opera set to premier next year via the Canadian Opera Company. The ornately voiced Toronto native and one-time Minneapolitan would be a great fit with our local orchestra even without all that high-brow cred, especially with Sarah Hicks serving as conductor. (8 p.m. Sat., Orchestra Hall, 1111 Nicollet Mall, Mpls., $45-$85, MinnesotaOrchestra.org.)
Run the Jewels: Even after claiming their sold-out Myth show in February was their last gig ever — yeah, right — the groundbreaking, rib-rattling hip-hop duo are returning to the same venue at year's end. Happy holidays to us! Indie-rap vet El-P and his master-wordsmith RTJ partner Killer Mike head up the Go Show for sister stations Go 95.3 and 96.3 FM, also featuring the perfectly matched Doomtree offshoot group Shredders and an otherwise odd mashup of Hozier-like "River" singer Bishop Briggs, Cold War Kids-style Canadian band Arkells and more. (6 p.m. Sun., Myth, 3090 Southlawn Dr., Maplewood, all ages, $43, eTix.com.)
Queens of the Stone Age: Also making a quick return for a radio promo gig, Josh Homme and his groove-driven hard-rock band wowed a packed crowd at Wilkins Auditorium in mid-October with songs from the new Mick Ronson-produced album "Villians." This time, they have a cool roster of openers for the 93X Nutracker with Biffy Clyro and Broncho. (7 p.m. Sun., Palace Theatre, sold out.)
The Dream Syndicate: Steve Wynn has been no stranger to Minneapolitans after tours with various R.E.M. affiliates in the Baseball Project, but his original and widely influential '80s Los Angeles band hasn't played here in decades. Local fans will finally get a fix of their psychedelic power-pop as they tout a worthy new album, "How Did I Find Myself Here." (8 p.m. Tue., Fine Line, $25-$40.)
Colter Wall: On his self-titled debut, this 22-year-old from rural Canada sounds like Johnny Cash's long lost son. He's a terrific storyteller with a flair for detail and humor. Chris Stapleton has some competition. (Tue. 7th Street Entry, sold out)
Lindsey Stirling: The flashy violinist is a go-getter. She catapulted from "America's Got Talent" contestant to YouTube phenom (10 million subscribers) to runnerup on the most recent 'Dancing with the Stars." Oh, she published her autobiography before she turned 30. Her recordings have been a hit in the dance-pop world. Now she's touring behind the more classically inclined "Warmer in the Winter," which features Becky G on "Christmas C'mon," a peppy faux Irish original. (8 p.m. Thu. Orpheum, Mpls., $37.50-$75, ticketmaster.com)
John Lennon tribute: It's a Twin Cities tradition, an annual cultural event not to be missed. No, you don't need to there for the entire marathon, which stretches well past three hours. For the 38th consecutive year, the irrepressible Curtiss A plays the songs of John Lennon (and the Beatles) to commemorate the icon's death. (He did the first tribute the night Lennon died.) The local hero is always supported by a large crew of like-minded Minnesota Beatlemaniacs, which makes for too many guitars but more fun. (7 p.m. Thu. First Avenue, Mpls., $16-$18, first-avenue.com)


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Pirate Hunter by Tom Morrisey
"Morrisey is a rock-solid novelist and proves it with Pirate Hunter!"
Pirate Hunter is an extremely readable and fascinating story. In your mind's eye, think "Pirates of The Caribbean" meets "Titanic" . . . the popularity of a pirate tale paralleling a heartwarming story of contemporary treasure hunters.
In the 18th century, notorious pirate Captain Henry Thatch rescues an adolescent Ted Bascombe who finds himself caught up in the exciting world of privateering, adventure and a daily desire for revenge. While in the 21st century, a preacher's kid turned marine archaeologist, Greg Rhode, is hired to participate in a salvage operation in the Florida Keys. He is banking on this opportunity to make him rich!
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The Trump administration is considering a rule change to something called "the blanket rule." According to the article, it's "probably an esoteric issue to most Americans, but to landowners and businesses, primarily in the Western U.S., the 'blanket' extension of ESA protections to "threatened" species has punished them for decades. A 'take' of a protected species can bring massive civil and criminal penalties. 'Private property owners' incentives are key because most endangered species depend on private land for most of their habitat,' Wood said. 'This reform will improve those incentives and make it easier for states, property owners, and environmentalists to work together on innovative conservation plans.' The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service extended "take" protections to species listed as 'threatened' under the ESA, despite Congress wanting federal agents to regulate "threatened" species different from those classified as 'endangered.'"
When the ESA was enacted, Congress's intent was to protect endangered species, which is defined as "any species in danger of extinction." Meanwhile, threatened species are defined as "on the brink of becoming endangered."
Its provisions give the Interior Department the power to determine what species are endangered and then to list them publicly. It makes it illegal to capture, kill, transport, sell, buy, possess, import or export any of the listed plants or animals. There is a separate category for "threatened" species, those organisms that are on the brink of becoming endangered. They are equally protected, except that scientists may take specimens when necessary for vital research.
In the United States the Office of Endangered Species currently lists 51 plants and 143 animals as endangered and 7 plants and 38 animals as threatened. To prevent the import or trade of endangered species native to foreign countries, the office lists 402 foreign animals as endangered and 16 animals and a plant as threatened.
The goal of the ESA is to properly manage plant and animal species so they're no longer endangered or threatened.
Here in Minnesota, the ESA was critical in turning around the timber wolf population. At one point (the late 1960s and early 1970s), only a few families of timber wolves existed in Minnesota. After proper management, the timber wolf population, through cautious management, was rejuvenated to the point where there were open hunting seasons on the great grey wolf. That's a legitimate success story. That should be the goal of management policies for all endangered or threatened species.
Instead, the ESA has been used as a weapon against developers. It's time to de-weaponized the ESA and return sanity to development projects. That will be a difficult task. Environmental activist organizations like the Sierra Club, Conservation Minnesota and others have used the ESA to throttle projects. They won't give up without a lengthy court fight.
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In Poor, new playwright Suzanne Ristic has crafted a fantastic story of a upper class woman who decides it would be interesting to dress up like a homeless person and explore East Vancouver – the poorest postal code in Canada.
There is an emptiness in her 'provided for' life and she hopes inspiration will strike. Her delight at being in a clinic between a man who throws up feces and a man with two broken hands is both very funny and naively cruel. When potential romance rears its head the adventure takes many twists that make it a thrilling ride and plunges into dark territory.
The yearning for social justice in world out of balance is a strong backdrop from the wildly funny story. Lisa Bunting is a joy as our privileged homemaker and the direction by Jay Brazeau has many original delights. Poor is a wild tale with brilliant acting, directing, sound and setting.
Poor by Suzanne Ristic. Directed by Jay Brazeau. On stage at the Firehall Arts Centre (280 E Cordova St) until September 14 as part of the 2014 Vancouver Fringe Festival. Visit http://vancouverfringe.com for tickets and information.


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lighthouse and working life museum in Mörbylånga Municipality, Baltic coast, Sweden
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Lighting house on south end of the isle of Öland, Sweden.
Svenska: Fyr på Ölands södra udde
Ottenby ornitological station
Ornitological station where birds get caught and registred. The ornitological station is just on the north side of the lighting house and can be seen on the photo below. Also close look at one of the bird traps.


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Question: There is this rumor going around the Internet that you died in a car crash. WTF Mike, do you really need to stage your own death to see how many fans you have?
Answer: What?!?! I assure you this is one rumor I did not start. (I also didn't write this question. I swear.) I am very much alive. But if I did stage my own death, I would have come up with something a little more dramatic than a lame car accident. Give me a little more credit than that.


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Rabbi Sharon Mars officially joined the Temple Israel congregation as Associate Rabbi for Community Engagement in April, 2013 and became the congregation's Senior Rabbi in July, 2017 . She received her Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies from the University of California at Santa Barbara, a Master of Hebrew Letters from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Los Angeles, and Rabbinic Ordination HUC-JIR in New York.
Rabbi Mars has served as Columbus Jewish Community Chaplain and Rabbi of Wexner Heritage Village's Zusman Hospice. Before moving to Columbus, she was the Rabbi of Hillel at University of North Carolina. Both Rabbi Mars and her husband, Or, have led worship services at Temple Israel during the High Holy Days.
Rabbi Mars is married to Or Mars, and they have three children. She loves yoga, classic and alternative rock, college basketball, and chatting over a good cup of coffee.
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Cantor Bat-Ami Moses is delighted to be living in Columbus, Ohio and serving Temple Israel. A native of Los Angeles, she received her investiture from the H.L. Miller Cantorial School of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America with a Masters of Sacred Music in 2007. She also holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theater from Syracuse University and an M.S. Ed. in Museum Education from the Bank Street College of New York. Before coming to Columbus, she served in several pulpits including the Conservative Synagogue of Fifth Avenue in New York and the Midway Jewish Center in Syosset, NY. She is a member of both the Cantor's Assembly and the American Conference of Cantors, and has been a participant in the Institute of Jewish Spirituality's cohort of Rabbis and Cantors.
Cantor Moses has been a guest artist, prayer leader and scholar in residence at synagogues throughout the country. She was highlighted in a series called "Creating Soulful Worship," along with Craig Taubman and Joey Wiesenberg, and has performed with other Jewish artists such as Billy Jonas, Dan Nichols and Rick Recht. She has an extensive theatrical resume performing off-Broadway and regionally, and has produced and performed in many concerts, such as "From Broadway to the Bima," and several benefit concerts for ATZUM, an organization dedicated to pursuing social justice in Israel.
She can be heard on many recordings and CDs such as, "Kol Bat-Ami" and "Bo Nashir, Come Sing With Me!" her original Jewish kids music. She can also be heard on three musical compilations produced by the Cantors Assembly, "The BEST OF Jewish Children's music, Hope and Healing, and Simcha and Celebration." You can listen to her latest recording of the music of Temple Israel's Shabbat band, "SHIRjoy!" Click here.
It is Cantor Moses' passion and vision to elevate people to their own prayer and healing through the languages of music and liturgy intertwined. She is married to Rabbi Jay Moses, who is the Vice President of the Wexner Foundation and is the proud mother of two sons, Caleb and Ezekiel.
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Celebrated artist Rosa Barba lives and works in Berlin. Barba's installations explore the material properties of film as well as probing the structure of cinematic narratives and its relationship to memory. In 2013 she presented Subject to Constant Change, a major solo exhibition at Cornerhouse.
Other recent solo shows include: Turner Contemporary, Margate, UK, 2013; Bergen Kunsthall, Norway, 2013; MUSAC, Castilla y Leon, Spain, 2013, Jeu de Paume, Paris, 2012. She has participated in group shows at MAXXI Museum, Rome; Akademie der Künste, Berlin; Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz; La Cinémathèque Française, Paris; WIELS, Brussels; Museo Nacional Centro de International Triennial of New Media Art 2014, Beijing, China; 19th Biennale of Sydney; International Biennial of Contemporary Art of Cartagena de Indias, Colombia; Liverpool Biennale; 52nd and 53rd Venice Biennale.


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| You scored as Satanism. Your beliefs most closely resemble those of Satanism! Before you scream, do a bit of research on it. To be a Satanist, you don't actually have to believe in Satan. Satanism generally focuses upon the spiritual advancement of the self, rather than upon submission to a deity or a set of moral codes. Do some research if you immediately think of the satanic cult stereotype. Your beliefs may also resemble those of earth-based religions such as paganism.
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Avoiding The Tourists While Exploring Somewhere New
No matter where you travel destination may be, this article is going to give you vital information. The tips contained here can help you make the most out of traveling, whether you do it on the road, the ocean, the rails, or in the sky.
If you are thinking about going to a specific place that sells tickets, head to its website and see if it is possible to buy and print tickets from there. There is generally a fee associated with an online ticket purchase. However, it is a small one, and the trade off for skipping long ticket lines is a big advantage. Timed entry is another option that can allow you to bypass long lines to pay for admission.
If you come through a little airport when you travel, look at their website to see what services the airline offers. Some of them will offer charter flights that you can't see when searching for deals, and they might be able to get you a good price.
Workout at the gym the day before you take your flight. Taking a long flight can be tedious. Sitting without being able to move can make both your back and your legs cramp up. Having a quick workout or, at the very least, stretching before a flight can reduce or eliminate leg cramps and soreness.
Sign up to receive emails for watching travel prices. A lot of websites allow you to specify your destinations and will monitor prices for you. If a hotel or airfare drops by your designated amount, you'll get an email alert to notify you of the change. This saves you the aggravation of checking the price every day.
When shopping for the lowest price on a flight, make sure to check each airline's official website. Sometimes they have better prices than the discount travel websites.
Take clothespins along the next time you travel. While you might not think of them immediately, clothespins can perform many functions.
When taking a long trip with kids, take along some cookie sheets. You can use them as a table on which to draw or play a game. If your children are very young, bring along magnetic numbers and letters to provide an educational activity.
Determine if you will need a visa to visit your destination. Visas often have a lengthy processing time so you should apply for them as soon an you are thinking of travel. Don't forget that without the right visa, you will not be able to enter some countries.
Getting a pass to the National Parks is a good idea if you frequently visit the parks. They cost around $50 and will get you into any national park for a whole year.
Earplugs are beneficial if you are awoken easily. Hotel walls are paper thin at times. Good earplugs will keep you from hearing the noise that could keep you up at night.
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Vandals target Welwyn Garden City school for third time in a year
PUBLISHED: 16:55 21 May 2018 | UPDATED: 17:01 21 May 2018
A Welwyn Garden City school has contacted police after someone damaged its property for the third time in a year.
Monk's Walk School's fence was cut over the weekend causing an estimated £1k worth of damage.
A spokeswoman for the school said: "On more than one occasion now somebody has found it acceptable to damage our boundary in order to gain access to the school.
"Repairs are costly and resources in the current funding crisis could definitely be better spent than on repairing criminal damage."
In September the school gate was damaged, before a section of hedgerow was vandalised a month later – costing nearly £4k in total.
The edge of the school field meets a public footpath running from Welwyn to Digswell Park Road.
The spokeswoman added: "We find it quite incredible that either a person or some local people consider keeping children safe an inconvenience to them to the point where they commit criminal damage and leave the school exposed."
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Opening the first of it's kind outside of the UK in Sydney's 2nd CBD, Jamies Italian Trattoria in Parramatta which promises something a little different. Diners can enjoy a spacious al-fresco dining space which makes the most of its location on the edge of the newly renovated Centenary Square.
Crispy squid & zucchini $14.00
These delightful crisps were perfect to nosh on while we waited for the substantials. Served with a creamy garlic mayo, and seasoned with chopped chilli, parsley & lemon.
Roasted tomato bruschetta $13.50
This was a gorgeous little starter with crunchy garlic rubbed ciabatta adorned with fresh ricotta, then the smokey and sweet roasted tomatoes. Finished with some fresh basil and we're in heaven.
Tuscan Style Chicken Liver Bruschetta $12.50
Another crispy ciabata, this time with a rich and smooth Italian paté with pancetta, vin santo, chilli and parmesan. One of my favourites of the night.
Sizzling meatballs $12.50
Beef & Veal meatballs with herbs & breadcrumbs, in a sweet spiced tomato & Prosecco sauce with lemon, parsley & Parmesan. The meatballs were bursting with flavour bubbling away in that rich tomato sauce.
Lamb & ricotta ravioli $23.90
Delicate pasta parcels stuffed with braised Aussie lamb, creamy ricotta, lemon, mint & herby breadcrumbs. The pastas are definitely the best thing about Jamies Trattoria, made fresh and turned into the most delicious, comforting plates.
Porcini Fettuccine $22.00
This was a beautiful wholesome pasta dish made with wild mushrooms, mascarpone, garlic, white wine, lemony gremolata, parmesan and herby breadcrumbs. The heavy creamy flavours are the perfect dish for these freezing winter nights.
Truffle Tagliatelle $24.00
By far my favourite dish of the night!. Made incredibly simple, the delicate ribbons of pasta are tossed in a black truffle, butter, parmesan and nutmeg sauce. The rich earthy flavour of the truffle is absolutely mouth watering. My only issue was that I had to share it.
Lamb & salumi spiedini $24.90
A chunky skewer of chargrilled lamb & mortadella. I was surprised to find the hunks of mortatella, only ever having it thinly sliced as a cold cut in the past. However I found it to be really tasty chargrilled. The skewer was served with a fresh and rustic salsa rosso crudo and a minty verde dressing.
Margherita $18.00
An Italian classic done excellently with San Marzano tomatoes, baby mozzarella and fresh basil.
Epic chocolate brownie $10.90
Epic is a very good description for this miracle of chocolate. The brownie was served warm making the centre soft and gooey. Topped with a scoop of creamy vanilla ice cream then lavished with more hot chocolate sauce and crunchy honeycomb pieces.
Chocolate Pear and Honeycomb Pavlova $8.50
I was surprised and excited to see this Aussie favourite on an Italian menu. The Pav itself had a nice outer crisp with a soft chewy inside. Drizzled with a dark chocolate sauce to finish.
Jamies Italian Trattoria is a fantastic eatery, with a large double story dining area that is spacious yet still intimate. The food is bursting with rich and genuine Italian flavours to please even the most picky of friends, families and kids. A great place for all eating occasions.
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Mastering the Close With Digital Marketing
Are you currently struggling to adapt to the quick improvements of technology that's affecting your closing skills? The old methods of door knocking and direct mailers to your farm area still works but if you're still doing this then you have to step it up. Many realtors are quickly learning the process of how online marketing works because it drives traffic and brings results.
Social Media
We're so accustomed to sending out a postcard to our farm area and don't realize that it ends up in the trash most of the time. There's no way to guarantee that every household reads the content you provide on the postcard. Although your goal is to build a reputation in the community by hoping that people will recognize you from the post card, it's most likely not going to work. If you want to increase your chances in closing deals with potential clients in your area, you must start incorporating your presence online.
The best way to start improving your closing skills is by constantly being in front of your audiences so that you become a trusted source. The majority of consumers are spending most of their time on their laptop, cell phone or tablets therefore; having a presence online makes a bigger impact than you think. When posting content on your social media accounts, it's important to keep in mind that you want to provide things that are valuable to your audience. When you educate your audience instead of constantly trying to sell your services to them, they begin to trust you more because they feel that you're knowledgeable about the community. Ultimately, when there's a window of opportunity, it will be a smoother process into closing your clients.
Weekly Email Campaigns
The strategy into closing more deals is to be consistent with putting out tons of content to your audience. Another great way to provide yourself with more closing appointments is by producing a weekly email campaign to your list of audiences. The weekly campaigns should include everyone in your sphere from current clients, potential clients, past clients, friends, family and mentors. Just like you were doing before with posting content on your social media sites, you'll be doing the same in your weekly email campaigns. The thing that's different about the email campaigns is that you only send out content once a week, therefore; it gives you seven whole days to provide your sphere with the most important topics of the week. Your goal remains the same by only providing them with content that's valuable and relatable to them, such as posting localized content so that they, as well as you, are aware of what's going on in the community. Never directly sell your services in your emails because emails are only meant to be informative.


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Paris: Plain Edition, 1932. First Edition, First Printing. 12 mo (7 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches; 185 x 135 mm), 400 pages, in buff-colored printed wrappers, titles to upper wrapper and spine, and with the original slipcase, identically printed. One of 500 copies of a collection of operas and plays..... More


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Welcome to KCNIT
Kali Charan Nigam Institute of Technology ( KCNIT) was established in 2002 under the aegis of Banda Education Centre in Banda, the headquarter of "Chitrakoot Dham Mandal", Uttar Pradesh. The air-conditioned campus of Institute is approved by All India Council for Technical Education ( AICTE), Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi as well as Uttar Pradesh State Government. It is affiliated to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucnkow (AKTU). The KCNIT Campus at Banda is spread over a lush green environment. The campus constitutes of many buildings that houses the academics. In addition to this, the academic building has tutorial rooms, lecture halls, computer and electronics labs, mechanical labs, civil labs and offices of the administrations and faculty. The campus is fully equipped with facilities like Wi-Fi, central library (digital library, Internet lab), digital classrooms, hostel, mess, Central workshop and Sports ground.
To emerge as a "Centre of Excellence" offering technical education and professional opportunities of very high standards to students, develop the total personality of the individual and instil high levels of discipline and strive to set global standards, making our students technologically superior and ethically strong, who in turn shall contribute the advancement of our society, nation and human kind.
We dedicate and commit ourselves to achieve, sustain and foster excellence in technical education. To this, we will pursue continuous development of infrastructure and enhance state-of-the art equipment to provide our students a technologically up-to-date and intellectually inspiring environment of learning, creativity, professional activity and inculcate ethical and moral values in them. Education and training in modern technology areas. Promotion of self development among the students.


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For everyone who has been born of God overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world—our faith.
1 John: 5: 4
At the end of the day that is life, the things that will still be standing are the things that are from deep inside of us. These are the character and care oriented values that are expressed in the relationships that we have with other people; this is the love that we genuinely express to others.The ability to love well and to love deeply is not a very human characteristic, for we usually want to feel secure in what we will get back when we give deeply. We desire the security of knowing that others will step toward us when we open up to them; thus, we hold back and wait on the other person before risking ourselves. This reluctance to enter into relationships with others and to be the one who takes the risk of reaching out to the other person is one of the ways that evil wins in this world.
Yet, stepping out of safety and into relationship is exactly what Jesus did; He left the known and set aside His position to become one of us, and He opened His arms to embrace us all. He opened His heart to love every one of us totally, and Jesus did this before any of us demonstrated the first glimmers of love for Him in return.
When we accept Christ and agree to let His love reside in us, we gain an eternal victory over the forces of evil that try to keep us in fearful captivity and that make wariness our approach to life. One of the hardest aspects of all of this is that we are asked to do something that runs counter to intuitive behavior, for we are asked to accept that God's love for us is real although we don't see Him with our eyes. We are asked to move toward God by accepting the call of Jesus to enter into a love relationship with Him without feeling His touch on our skin. God asks us to have faith in Him and to accept the testimony of thousands and millions of people who throughout history have expressed the reality of God's love for them. For me, God is very visible. My heart knows that He has stepped into my life and that He loves me completely; and my heart sees Christ in my life daily. We are all called to be lovers of others, not for our own sakes but so that everyone might get to know the perfect love that comes through knowing God. We are all called to have the faith that is required to step toward Christ's calling and to open our arms and our hearts to others so that they might see Him, too.


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I love that thing but I love it's being out of my sight and earshot even better. Now I need to clean the windows but I think I'm going to wait until after the rain tomorrow. I'm pretty sure the ceiling on the terrace will still leak and probably splash the window. We'll find out for sure tomorrow. There are plenty of non-sun days ahead and any one of them will be fine for window cleaning.
A critical part of my every day swim is listening to music, books or podcasts while I swim. I use a waterproofed iPod Shuffle. Until August, they were available for more than 3 different waterproofing companies. They were $125 complete with waterproofed earbuds and they carried a 2 year warranty.
In August, Apple said they were discontinuing the shuffle. As soon as I heard that, I ordered up a spare and it's sitting in my cupboard.
I was answering a question in the swimmers sub Reddit last night and needed a link to them so I went to Amazon and was pretty surprised to see that they prices have skyrocketed. They are now $150-$200 and only have a one year warranty. There is a kickstarter music gadget for swimming which I backed. It should be delivered in a month or so. I think my life of swim music has a future but wow.
OMG just got a text from my brother that his wife found their chickens' first egg!! I just think that's amazing.
Recently gracegiver mentioned enjoying Al Franken's new book so I downloaded the sample and started reading it this morning. She's not wrong. It's delightful and interesting. I can't decide if I want to listen to it or Kindle it. I'm thinking Kindle even though, for me, it's the more expensive option. The library copies have holds I'll never outlive. BUT, I've recently taken to choosing the slow shipping option on Amazon to get the $1.00 towards ebook or music. And now I have enough in the 'bank' to cover most of the cost. So. Yeah.
Oh and speaking of free/discounted shit, my health insurance has this thing where they award you points for preventative health stuff and activities. I get so many points every day for checking into LA Fitness and for swimming and for just walking around. They have a store for buying stuff with your points. I always go for 2,500 points and get a $25.00 Amazon card when I get enough. I checked last night to see that my flu shot bought me 500 points and that put me over the 2500 mark. This makes $100 in Amazon gift cards that I've gotten from this deal this year. I like it.


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By Elizabeth Lolli
The Monroe Local School District is having an auction of old equipment and furniture on February 7. The auction walk through will occur from 8:00-10:00 AM on Saturday, February 7.
The auction will begin at 10:00 AM on Saturday, February 7. It will be held in the west basement of old LMHS (under the "new" gym). To view items being auctioned visit www.auctionzip.com.
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Remember to send a special card of thanks to an American soldier this holiday season.
Here's the address:
A recovering American Soldier
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Washington, DC 20307-5007
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Earthquake Analysis of RCC Buildings on Hilly Terrain
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Manish D. Meshram, Ashok R. Mundhada
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Buildings (Structures) on hilly terrain require more attention than those on plane ground. On the slopes, buildings are always irregular and unsymmetrical in shape and have foundation have at different levels. Such buildings pose special structural and constructional problems. In this paper, seismic analysis of RCC buildings of three different stories (i.e. G+5, G+9and G+ 14) on hilly terrain with different slopes of 110, 180 and 270. Etab15 structural analysis software is used to analyze buildings with different configurations i.e. Step back, Step back-Set back and Set back configurations on hilly sloping ground under the effect of earthquake forces in zone IV and V.


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If you are like most people, when the weather turns cool, you start to crave heartier, carbohydrate-rich, comfort foods. Interestingly enough, there is some science behind this, but there are many possible answers as to why this happens to you.
Decreased Physical Activity
We tend to be much less active in the wintertime. Even if you are hitting the gym every day, when it gets dark at 5 p.m., we spend much less time outdoors. We aren't engaged in lifestyle fitness activities such as gardening, walking, bike riding, and swimming. This decrease in activity can lead to an increase in anxiety and depression, which can cause us to overeat. Exercise also helps to suppress our appetite, so it makes sense that we feel hungrier in the winter. A small percentage of the population (1-3%) suffers from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which increases appetite and carbohydrate cravings.
Decreased Socialization
When it's dark and cold, we spend more time indoors and less time out of the house socializing with our neighbors and friends. There are fewer outdoor social gatherings, and illnesses often leave us stuck at home when we'd rather be engaging in social activities. This limited social engagement can lead to increased anxiety and depression, which may cause overeating due to feelings of stress and loneliness.
Cravings for Warmth
It's natural to crave warm foods when you are cold this is why warm soup or a hot meal is much more appealing than a cold salad or piece of fruit. These hot meals tend to be higher in calories, fat, and carbohydrates than the foods that we would enjoy outside on a hot summer day.
Storing Up for Winter
We are watching the squirrels do it now with their nuts as they seek out food to store for winter. Our bodies are predisposed to seek out food before the weather turns cold because, historically, food was scarce during the winter. Have you noticed that you tend to stock your refrigerator, freezer, and pantry more in the winter months?
How to Survive the Winter
If you are concerned about overeating due to your increased cravings, turn to some of these healthier options:
- Soups and stews are excellent ways to warm you up in the winter, and can be nutritious if you use the right ingredients. Stick to soups that are broth- or tomato-based. Try making your own soup in a slow-cooker, using lots of vegetables and lean protein, such as chicken breast, lean ground beef, or seafood.
- If you are craving comfort foods such as potatoes and pasta, try using a starch that's packed with more nutrition and fiber. Sweet potatoes contain more nutrients than white potatoes, and brown rice and whole-wheat pasta are great alternatives to white rice and pasta. Try adding these comfort foods as a compliment to your meal, not as a main course. For example, toss some brown rice into a chicken and vegetable stir fry. Slice a sweet potato into cubes and add it to a slow-cooker filled with a pork tenderloin, onion, and vegetables. You will be able to satisfy your cravings for those comfort foods without filling up on a lot of extra calories.
Bottom Line
It's natural to crave higher-calorie foods in the winter, but these tips should help you to satisfy your cravings without causing you to overeat. Another tip is to get out in the sun no matter how cold it is for at least 15 minutes a day. Some studies have linked vitamin D deficiency, which is more common in the winter months due to limited sun exposure, to mood changes. So bundle up and get outside if you can. A few minutes a day may really help to curb your comfort food cravings.


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Singer, songwriter and composer Mohsen Chavoshi released the single song "Khuzestan" online to mark Khorramshahr Liberatioin Day.
The day is commemorated each year to remember May 24, 1982, the fateful day in the Iran-Iraq 1980-88 war in which Iranian troops recaptured the southwestern port city of Khorramshahr which is in Khuzestan Province from the invading Iraqi forces while sustaining heavy casualties.
Written by poet and lyricist Hossein Safa, the song laments the oppression and loneliness of Khuzestan from the days of the military hostilities up until the present day afflictions of draught and dust storms, Honaronline reported it on its Persian website.
The song, composed and produced by Chavoshi, begins with parts of a popular sad Persian song "Mammad Naboodi" (Mammad [colloquial variant of Mohammad], you were not there) performed by Gholam Koveitipour, which is about Mohammad Jahanara, the commander who was one of the last few fighters to leave Khorramshahr when it fell to the invading Iraqi forces.


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How to Create a Boomer (Burger King Kids Club) costume
Boomer is the tomboy of the Burger King Kids Club. If you remember being a kid in the 90s, dress up as the Burger King's tomboy.
##Things you will need##
* Red ponytail wig (if you don't have red hair)
* Any sports jersey (preferably a football or hockey jersey) with a "7" marked on it
* Bicycle shorts
* Elbow pads
* Knee pads (must be the same color as elbow pads)
* Inline skates (again, same color as elbow pads)
* Sports accessories such as baseball bat, tennis racket, and hockey stick (optional)
##Dressing up as Boomer##
1. Google an image of Boomer from Burger King Kids Club for references.
2. Put on a wig. Make sure it's slightly curly.
3. Slip on a jersey.
4. Put on a pair of bicycle shorts.
5. Slip on elbow pads, knee pads, and inline skates
6. Carry one of the sports accessories. You can skip this step if you want.
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November 6, 2019 – Check out the newest "Invested" highlight, presented by Hickory Point Bank. In this edition, we highlight Dansig Insurance Risk Services, a locally owned company that spans three generations. Watch the video now.
Matt Fairchild of Hickory Point Bank joined Darren and Danny Reynolds of Dansig Insurance Risk Services on Byers & Co to launch the newest "Invested" highlight with Dansig.


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On Saturday and Sunday, the 10th and 11th of August, Blenheim Corps was privileged to host the very gifted Rosy Keane for two spoken word workshop evenings. A range of people attended from the youth group as well as the wider corps community, and approximately forty people over the two nights were touched by this awe-inspiring experience.
Spoken word poetry was beautifully described by one attendee as a "creative expression of worship to God", and these workshops encompassed this new perspective on talking to God, accompanied by an eagerness to hear the Holy Spirit through the words of others.
Rosy encouraged us to step out of our comfort zone when we were tasked with creating our own spoken word poetry. A series of questions were laid out for us to which we were to respond with the initial thoughts that came to mind in a set amount of words, and although we had a slight structure to follow, for many of us the freedom to write whatever came to mind was quite daunting. However, this helped to establish a place of vulnerability and humility before God where we could let down any barriers and just freely write the truth from our heart. We were then encouraged by Rosy to share our spoken words with the group, if we felt prompted by the Holy Spirit to do so, and as some people began to share their works, the group started to notice similar threads of thought throughout each individual's poems. We could feel the presence of the Holy Spirit through each of our words; how they rang true and complemented each other. It was great to see the participation from everyone who attended. At one point Rosy asked us to read out certain lines from our poems as a group, one after another, in an anthem of praise to God. It was awesome to see how each poem, although individual, could link together to make one poem that still had a strong, empowering message.
Throughout these workshops, we were blessed to listen to some of Rosy's own poetry and to ponder her words as well. A cool way we were taught to respond to or affirm what we heard when a word, phrase or message resonated with us, was by clicking our fingers in appreciation.
The art of spoken word has opened up another avenue of channelled, thought-filled, creative worship and active conversation with God that we can now use in our own personal prayer lives. Thank you, Rosy, for making these evenings a positive challenge and inspiring us to look deeper into another form of worship.


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By Eye Physicians and Surgeons, P.A. on February 24, 2015
Dr. Paula Ko and Dr. Carolyn Glazer-Hockstein, retina specialists at Eye Physicians and Surgeons, recently completed the recertification process for The American Board of Ophthalmology. This optional but valuable process, which occurs every 10 years, includes extensive coursework, review of patient care, as well as sitting for a 4-hour exam! Dr. Ko and Dr. Glazer are board certified in ophthalmology and specialists in retina. Eye Physicians and Surgeons proudly congratulates them.
All of the specialists and subspecialists at Eye Physicians and Surgeons hold board certification from their respective accrediting agencies, either the American Board of Ophthalmology or the National Board of Examiners in Optometry.
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When the Austin College 'Roo football program is in action in Apple Stadium, fun and memorable tailgating moments are happening in Larry Kramer Outback, located just beyond the south end of the field. Bring your grills, tents, and drinks, and show your Kangaroo spirit! View the 2019 Football schedule.
Tailgating Schedule
- AC vs Howard Payne – Saturday, September 7
- AC vs Centre – Saturday, September 21
- AC vs Millsaps – Saturday, October 12
- AC vs. Hendrix – Saturday, October 26
- AC vs Rhodes – Saturday, November 9
At Homecoming 2014, the area was named in memory of legendary coach Larry Kramer, head football coach at Austin College from 1973 to 1982 who guided the 'Roos to the 1981 NAIA National Championship. His win record is still the second highest in Austin College history. The 2003 recipient of the College's Coach Joe Spencer Award for Meritorious Service and Lifetime Achievement in Coaching, Kramer said of his 1981 players, "Those kids made a heck of a coach out of me."
Gifts from alumni and friends enabled the College to add trees and other amenities in the tailgating area.
Austin College has instituted safety policies for The Outback tailgating area, and two police officers will remain on site. (PDF version of Outback Policies)
- Tailgating is permitted inside the boundaries of LKO, adjacent to Apple Stadium. No tailgating activity will be allowed in any of the parking areas adjacent to and surrounding the stadium.
- Tailgating activity in LKO is reserved for faculty, staff, alumni, parents, friends, and guests. It is not intended to be a primary location for undergraduate students and/or their organizations during tailgating.
- Per state law, no underage (21) consumption of alcoholic beverages is permitted.
- The Outback is reserved for alumni, parents, friends, and guests.
- No mass quantities of beer or wine are allowed (kegs, beer balls, etc.).
- Tents, grills, and tailgating material limited in scope and size are allowed within the boundaries of LKO, adjacent to the south end of the stadium only. Large trailer mounted grills, smokers, and/or open source fryers are not allowed. Hot coals or other related materials are to be disposed of in the firebox of the smoker provided by the College.
- No pets are allowed in The Outback at any time.
- Children under the age of 12 are the responsibility of their parent or guardian and should be supervised at all times.
- Tents, grills, and tailgating materials are allowed within the fences of Larry Kramer Outback at the south end of the stadium.
- LKO will be open two hours prior to the start of an athletic contest (kickoff) and will close no more than 60 minutes after the conclusion of the contest. The access gate for loading and unloading will close 30 minutes prior to the start of a contest.
- Participation in LKO tailgate is a privilege, not a right. Therefore, the College reserves the right to deny access to any participant and/or to remove equipment that is deemed to be non-compliant and/or inappropriate.


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The penthouse is a crown jewel of Columbia Square Living, Kilroy Realty Corp.'s revamped luxury rental tower, the cornerstone of a nearly 5-acre mixed-use, walkable campus comprising 200 renovated residences, preserved office space, thriving retail, green spaces, and underground parking, located near transit at Sunset Boulevard and Gower Street—a landmark Hollywood crossroad.
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Mark Schaefer wrote 'as a rule of thumb that only about two percent of your blog readers leave comments'. That's a generalization I have found that holds up across many types of blogs. Readers may be too busy, too shy, or just not interested enough to comment. So you need a LOT of readers before you start getting comments.
So how do you know if your blogs are making an impact?
Be the Spark!
With the recent trend of resurrecting old blogs, I felt the need to talk to people about the true impact of my blogs. Make an effort and get to know them better. I've started to call up my readers and favourite authors. After one invite, Lisa Bakker called me this morning. Hearing the response of readers gives you energy. Confirming comments when genuine, have a re-energizing impact.
Two thing, inside and outside resources. Outside resources for me have been weekly mastermind Skype's with Marja Botha van Doorn . I have now linked her with Lisa and myself. Engaging with like-minded coaches (thanks Marja and Lisa.) Just knowing that I have people to turn to for intellectual stimulus and support, is invaluable for me, so that I gain a greater resolve. I'm taking risks and implementing things in my future business that are stretching me.
The internal resources are my skills, mind-set, a solid personal foundation. Most entrepreneurs get started with little clarity on their foundation and how important that is to leaping. I remember linking with Suzy Greaves who wrote Making the Big Leap and my son has certainly owned the phrase 'A single leap of faith' actively doing parachute jumps (including over Arnhem last year) across Europe. These jumps give a real meaning to that phrase. Having a strong foundation (roots ) to leap from, is crucial to success.
Shifting bad habits is needed to overcome that initial fear. The biggest habit change for me is about valuing (pricing) my service in this recession. Using a check list to measure and balance my income, meditation, physical activity, healthy eating and engaging with other successful business owners. Starting my day with this check list discipline, has been a significant driving force in my personal power, clarity and confidence.
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Mark Hamill says one of his 2020 goals is to meet Natalie Portman. The two Star Wars actors have never met each other, which is rather surprising. Portman famously first played Luke Skywalker's mother Padme Amidala in 1999's The Phantom Menace. In 2018, Hamill revealed that he had never met Portman, which was brought up by Stephen Colbert when he was interviewing the actress around the same time. Portman also admitted that they had not met, but that she would 'love' to meet him.
A Star Wars fan brought up Natalie Portman's 2018 comments to Mark Hamill on social media over the weekend and asked if they had been able to meet yet. Hamill, said 'Not yet, but it's very high on my 2020 To-Do List.' While it would be nice to see the two actors meetup, it will more than likely be in the future since everybody is practicing social distancing. Everybody, including Hamill and Portman are staying inside their homes and away from the outside world.
Hopefully 2020 will be able to turn around and allow Mark Hamill and Natalie Portman to meet up. Portman was able to briefly meet her Star Wars daughter, Carrie Fisher, before she passed away. Fans were hoping that Portman was going to show up in the sequel trilogy, but that was not to be. Anakin Skywalker actor Hayden Christensen provided his voice for The Rise of Skywalker, which raised excitement. Christensen had been rumored to be a part of the sequel trilogy for just as long as Portman was.
The Skywalker Saga Blu-ray boxed set was recently released and it features a Farwell letter from Mark Hamill. The Luke Skywalker actor posted his note to fans on social media, which served as a heartfelt goodbye to the Star Wars franchise. He indicated that everybody in the movies and the fans have become a large family over the past 40+ years, which is pretty much true, even though it gets to be a bit dysfunctional at times. The letter from Hamill got a lot of attention from fans and made people realize how much they love the franchise. Now is a perfect time to go back and watch all of the movies from all three trilogies since we have so much free time on our hands now.
For now, Mark Hamill and Natalie Portman might have to meet via Zoom or facetime since we're not really allowed to leave the house unless it's to go to the grocery store or pharmacy. As for where the Star Wars franchise goes next, that is a mystery on the big screen. For now, the next movie is still on schedule to be released in December 2022. As for the small screen, we'll hopefully see The Mandalorian season 2 in October, with the Rogue One prequel and Obi-Wan Kenobi shows in current development. You can check out Mark Hamill's Twitter response below.
Not yet, but it's very high on my 2020 To-Do List.#MeetingMyMovieMamahttps://t.co/d0tCwE3y8i— Mark Hamill @HamillHimself April 6, 2020
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There's one particularly telling and effective moment in The Skywalker Legacy, the feature-lenght documentary that's included on the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker home release that sums up much of the ambivalence and consternation that some had with J.J. Abrams' return to the Star Wars universe. After showing the intricate construction of a giant, practical snake monster, the doc cuts back to footage of Jabba The Hutt, that old analogue beast that slithered its way into our hearts. The sentiment is clear – we're making movies like we used to! A celebration of practical effects, the dripping of k-y jelly to give viscosity just like the old costume days, it's all there. There's excitement on set, everyone talking about how amazing it looks, how lifelike, how this is how you're supposed to do movies like this.
Cut to Visual Effects Supervisor Roger Guyett who shatters the myth, letting us know the creature was replaced by a CGI version in post.
Guyett's resume is mighty. Having made his bones on groundbreaking films like Twister and Casper, he helped Spielberg bring the events of D-Day to screen in Saving Private Ryan, helped bring to life the best looking film in the Harry Potter series, Alfonso Cuarón's Prisoner of Azkaban, and even made the theatrical version of Rent feel more than a stage production. Guyett has had many collaborations with Abrams – from the Star Trek Reboots through The Force Awakens and The Rise of Skywalker he was even second unit director on the former, as well as working with George Lucas on Episode III to round off the prequels. He's in a unique position to speak to these changing landscapes of epic filmmaking.
We spoke at length about the apparent contradictions and indulgences in making a Star Wars film, and he made the case for why nothing was wasted and all contributed to the final presentation. He was erudite and open to the discussion, making for a dream conversation with a man who quite literally has helped shape what amazes us on screen for decades.
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We see practical effects being championed as almost a marketing ploy with the "postquels" as a mix of nostalgia and an attempt to delineate from Lucas' second trilogy. In some ways the love of the practically-realized snake undercuts the extraordinary CGI you and your team accomplished, and raises questions about why the need to fetishize the on-set inclusions when they're replaced anyway. Could you talk about that ethos, that somehow doing stuff on a computer is a "cheat" while doing an effect practically is not?
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Geoff Peters gives a 2 minute impromptu speech ("Table Topics") to the Vancouver Toastmasters Club 59 speech contest.
The topic was "What is your Favorite Season and Why is it Special to You?".
The Toastmasters Contest took place at Vancouver Toastmasters Club 59 tmclub59.com
Special thanks to Oxana for being Contest Chair, and for Karen for interviewing me.
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In "Table Topics", the speaker has the challenge of giving a 1 to 2 minute improvised speech on a topic that they find out right there and then. It's a great way to practice quick thinking and learn how to deliver a speech on the fly. Normally at a Toastmasters meeting the table topics speakers are given verbal and written feedback / evaluation by an audience member. However, in a Toastmasters contest situation, contestants are judged rather than evaluated, and the winner will go on to compete at the next level (such as the Area contest which is another elimination round between nearby clubs).
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Update: Rajouri DC dismisses reports of students being trapped.
Srinagar: Heavy Shelling at Chamba, Pakistan targets innocent children. Nearly hundred children trapped in school on Tuesday.
Students trapped in a school near the LoC near Chamba because of Pak shelling. School children stranded at school due to ceasefire violation by Pakistan in Manjakote sector of Rajouri district.
Headmaster says "There has been heavy shelling so we have asked the students to wait, we will leave them only when firing stops."
Earlier in the day, the Pakistan Army resorted to an unprovoked and indiscriminate firing at Manjakote sector of Rajouri district as well.
The Pakistan Army on Tuesday morning resorted to an unprovoked and indiscriminate firing at Manjakote sector of Rajouri district in Jammu and Kashmir. The Pakistan army used small arms, automatics weapons and mortars in along the Line of Control (LoC). Indian army is retaliating effectively and strongly.
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On February 25, the Pakistan Army at around 4:40 p.m. resorted to an unprovoked and indiscriminate firing at Nowshera in Jammu and Kashmir. Unprovoked firing and shelling from Pakistani posts have become recurrent over the last few weeks.
The recent spate of ceasefire violation incidents has left four security personnel killed and dozens of civilians injured in Rajouri, Baramullah, Kathua, Kupwara and the Valley.


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Winter and frosts are finally here
WINTER is definitely here, according to Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster Peter Otto.
"There might be a bit of a drizzle this weekend and there's the chance of a bit of frost later on as well," he said yesterday.
He said a high pressure system was making its way up from central Australia bringing some dry air with it which would bring fine conditions.
He said tomorrow morning was expected to be a chilly one with frosts expected around the Downs on Monday morning.
- Today: Minimum of 7°C, maximum 13°C
- Tomorrow: Minimum 5°C maximum 14°C
- Monday: Minimum 4°C, maximum 13°C


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Summary: A tall man in a short mans village.
Erik PureForge
Owned by: LucianNepreen
Gender: Male
Age: 148
Group: Shop-Keeper and Store Owners
Game: Village of Warfall
Race and EmploymentHill Giant
Skills/StrengthsCan lift massive amounts of weight, leading to a side career of stone mason.
Somewhat of a jack-of-all-trades, being efficient in many survival skills.
Weaknesses/PhobiasIs a sensitive being at heart, wanting the racial profile of the dumb, man-eating giant to be changed.
Is aware of his greater size and how it effects those around him.
Has a fear of uncontrolled fire.(Wildfires, oil fires, etc)
Physical AppearanceStanding over 13 ft tall, appears lanky given his slim figure and long arms.
Long hair kept back in a braid, as well as a braided beard with trinkets woven in.
Scars spread over his body, most significant being a scratch across his chest.
Usually has a somber tone on his face.
Personality and interestsPreferring a simple life, Erik enjoys his work in the forge, in his spare time he often is found in the surrounding forests. Being the more social of the duo, he is who deals with miners and traders. While he does try to avoid it, will venture into the village for food and simple supplies.
Is more aware of his surroundings than most of his kin, he is very careful where he treads in case of an accident.
Although a gentle spirit, it does not take much to rouse his ire. He is skilled with a bow and his ax, which is never far from him. When angered by racial taunts or similar taunts from drunken townsfolk, prefers to ignore them. If driven to action, is careful not to harm or kill.
HistoryAs with many giants, Erik lived most of his life in solitude, learning from nature and traders he happened upon. While not a simple creature, he shared the same view that others of his kind held and would often cause panic in his carefree wake.
When war broke out, he defended his territory from both sides, at first savagely, but soon realized he had also killed innocents. Learning to distinguish regiment from refugee, he fought on until met by a lone dwarf fighting near a smoking hold.
Saving his life, the two soon became like brothers as they survived the rest of the war. After, it was Erik that suggested settling near Warfall and plying their collective trades.
Favourite Sayings"If you seek a monster, look elsewhere."
"Another beautiful sunset."
Relationships with Others in WarfallWhile trying to gain a better footing with the townsfolk, so far is only close with his forge brother, Thromgin.
Equipment and ItemsAlways carries his ax and bow.
Various tools for various tasks.
Skins and skulls from his hunts.
Water skin and bag for dried meats.
This character is owned by: LucianNepreen
Character questions
Recent Activity
Mentioned in the post Life Goes On Aug 27, 2019, 11:12pm
Mentioned in the post Woman in the woods Jul 31, 2019, 2:58am
Mentioned in the post Tending the Forge Jul 15, 2019, 10:57pm
Mentioned in the post broken hearts Jul 12, 2019, 4:28pm
Mentioned in the post Grief Jul 11, 2019, 10:53pm
Mentioned in the post Town Jul 11, 2019, 10:40pm
Mentioned in the post Big Trouble Jul 11, 2019, 7:58pm
Mentioned in the post Spell Jul 8, 2019, 4:39pm
Mentioned in the post Six Feet Jul 8, 2019, 11:32am
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Charm, calm, light, greenery, conviviality, space, good wine, a special place for a special holiday among friends. Between sea and back country, the house is ideal.
8600 / 42505 Adverts
Charming House Detached, single storey, in a charming property
from $A124/Night (rates)
from 1 to 6 people 3 adults, 3 children
Handicapped people welcome2 bedrooms
5 roomsLiveable floor area : 100m²
Ground surface : 1000m²
Handicapped people welcome2 bedrooms
5 roomsLiveable floor area : 100m²
Ground surface : 1000m²
Swimming poolParkingBaby chair
- View : Swimming pool, garden/park
- Children welcome
- Setting : Quiet, Pleasant
- Sandy beach at 10km
- Golf, Thalasso, Festival, Spa, Horse riding, Culture, Fishing
- Exposure : South
Clé vacances : 4 keys Meublés de Tourisme : 4 stars Touristic region : discover Étang de Thau, Mediterranean Sea
Advert No. 66702
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La RomaineAdvert 66702Montagnac - Hérault - France
Advert details 66702
Description "La Romaine" Charming & Luxury holiday letting Clé vacances 4 keys & Meublés de Tourisme 4 stars in Montagnac
The best is to come and discover what makes the difference with other accommodations. The comfort of the modern but the charm of the old. Private gardens and terraces, a beautiful view over the pool and gardens, places to relax and enjoy your holiday in a green setting.
Assets House
Swimming pool : Shared swimming pool, rectangular (length 7,50m, width 4,50m), illuminated, steps in, child secure, outside shower, pool house
Parking : Parking uncovered : 2 reserved bay.
Advantages : Fitness machine(s), piano, darts, ping-pong table, ping-pong bats, pétanque pitch, pétanque set(s), snorkelling equipment
baby equipment : Baby chair, baby bath, baby potty, pushchair
Interior Charming House with View: swimming pool, garden/park
Receive up to : from 1 to 6 person(s) (3 adults, 3 children)
Liveable floor area : 100m²
Interior layout : 5 Room(s), 2 bedroom(s), 2 shower room, 2 WC, living room 35m², sitting room, american style kitchen, dining area, tv room, reading room, music room, games room, fitness room, reception hall, work studio, laundry room, pantry
Sleeps - bed(s) : 1 king-size bed(s), 1 foldaway bed(s) 2 pers, 4 single bed(s), 1 possible extra bed(s)
Guest facilities : T.V., hi-fi system, videoplayer, DVD player, video games, board games, book collection, film collection, t.v points, telephone, fax, computer, cable/satelite, internet access, high speed internet access, wifi, wardrobe, cupboard, Hanging wardrobe, radio alarmclock, hair dryer, heated towel rail, mobile cool air fan, electric heating, Glazed in area, Curtains, Double glazed, fire alarm
Appliances : Crockery/cuttlery, kitchen utensils, cafetiere, electric coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, juicer, food processor, crepe maker, electric raclette set, fondue set, electric cooker, oven, micro-wave oven, extractor hood, refridgerator, freezer, dish washer, washing machine, clothes dryer, vacuum cleaner, iron, ironing board
Exterior Charming & Luxury holiday letting in Setting: quiet, pleasant
Ground surface : 1000m²
Outside accommodation : Terrace 50m²
Outside setting : Private courtyard, enclosed grounds, landscaped garden, lawn, wooded park, ornamental lake, wells/spring, fountain
Outside amenities : Summer living area, BBQ, garden table(s), garden seat(s), parasol, garden seated area, 6 chaise(s) longue(s), 5 sun recliner(s), 1 hammock(s), sand pit, outside shower facilities
Rates Calendar Availability Charming & Luxury holiday letting in Montagnac
Seasons & Availability Charming House in Montagnac
Rates Charming House in Montagnac
Check-in day
Season Night Weekend week 2 weeks Month
Low season - - $A1000* Sat - -
Mid season - - $A1425* Sat - -
High season - - $A1504* Sat - -
Festive specials - - - - -
Promotional period - - $A866* - -
ServiceFrequencyIncluded / SuppliedSupplementRates
Cleaning on departure$A79
Garden/swimming pool maintenance
Airport transfers
Baby sitting
Guest table
Locally produced meals
Picnic basket
For your guidance
Information :
Children welcome
Pets accepted under certain conditions (ask the owner)
Non smoking rental
Mobile telephone network coverage
Water : hot/cold
Local voltage supply : 110-120V / 60Hz
Electricity supply : mains
Handicapped people welcome
Wheelchair access
Facilities for :
visual impairment
Hearing disability
Mental disability
Booking conditions
Reservation :
Payment made upon reservation : 30% of rental sum
Payment balance : 45 days before the stay
Deposit required : $A472*
rentals :
Day tax in addition
Cleaning charge levy on departure : $A79*
Anticipated supplement for : hammam, sauna
Accepted methods of payment :
International Money Order
Bank transfer (wire)
Bankers draft
Holiday voucher
Leisure, Surroundings, Location Charming House 66702
For all tastes, do nothing, sport, heritage, sea or countryside. Too much to see and discover to limit it to a touristic region, from Italy to Spain. Sète is 25 km away; the lagoon of Thau, 10 km; Pézenas only at 5 km; the heritage of our region is really too large. Carcassonne is a 1 h drive with many landscapes and discoveries to make.
Specific activities on site or less than 5 km/ 3 miles :
GOLF Hérault
HORSE RIDING Hérault
FISHING Languedoc-Roussillon
THALASSO Montagnac
SPA Montagnac
FESTIVAL Montagnac
CULTURE Languedoc-Roussillon
Leisure activities less than 20 km / 12 miles : Bathing, pedalo, snorkelling, scuba diving, water skiing, jet ski, surfing, windsurfing, kite surfing, canoeing, canyoning, rafting, golf, tennis, squash, riding school, pony club, hiking, climbing, mountain bike (path), boat trips, horse trecking, skate board (ramps), ATV/Quad Bike, go-karting, acrobranch, fishing, angling, spear fishing, pétanque pitch
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, discotheque, restaurant, cinema, park and garden, leisure park, zoo/animal park, exhibition centre, art gallery, historical site, museum, theatre, summer theatre, festivals, antiques & bric-a-brac, local craftshop, cellar and wine tasting, casino, natural spring baths, thermal baths, thalassotherapy centre, sauna, steam baths, health farm, beauticians, fitness centre, Bio farm
Locality :
Heated swimming pool at 5km
Sea/ocean at 10km
Sandy beach at 10km
Nudist beach at 20km
Public swimming pool at 5km
Public tennis court at 800m
18 hole golf course at 20km
Flying clubs at 7,5km
Watersports centre at 20km
River at 2km
Stretch of water
Lake at 20km
Marina at 10km
Slipway at 5km
Location AccessHouse Montagnac
Easy access, the house is 3 km from the motorway exits A9 and A75, the advantages without the disadvantages of nuisance.
8 rue de la Fontaine
34530 MontagnacLanguedoc-Roussillon
GPS coordinates of the city
Latitude 43°28'57.288"N
Longitude 3°28'48.18"E
Access routes Charming & Luxury holiday letting 66702
at 10min.
Motorway (junction) A75/A9
Pézenas, Hérault, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
at 20km / 20min.
Airport Béziers Cap d'Agde en Languedoc
Béziers, Hérault, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
at 20km / 20min.
Train station Agde
Agde, Hérault, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Towns close by
Pézenas (5km)
Agde (22km)
Sète (20km)
Close to Mont Bauzille, Bois de Montahuc, Canal de la Robine, Montagne de la Clape, Ruisseau Lardayran, Montagne de Montmare, Mont Trois Terres, Mosson, Mare, Etang du Prevost, Canal de Jonction, Montagne de la Sellette, Pointe du Barrou, Canal du Rhone a Sete, Bois des Arenasses, Ruisseau de Rieutord, Montagne de la Moure, Bois des Albieres, Canal Lateral, Etang des Eaux-Blanches, Cap de Sete
Towns close by
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Journal articles
- Dyson, L., Mooring, E.Q., Holmes, A., Tildesley, M.J. and Marks, M. Insights from quantitative and mathematical modelling on the proposed 2030 goals for Yaws Gates Open Res. 3:1576, (2019)
- Gama Dessavre, A., Southall, E., Tildesley, M.J. and Dyson, L. The problem of detrending when analysing potential indicators of disease elimination J. Theor. Biol. 481, 183-193, (2019)
- Dyson, L., Holmes, A., Li, A. and Kulesa P.M. A Chemotactic Model of Trunk Neural Crest Cell Migration Genesis 56:e23239 (2018)
- Dyson, L. and Hollingsworth, T.D. Diagnosing risk factors alongside mass drug administration using serial diagnostic tests—which test first? Trans. R. Soc. Trop. Med. Hyg. 112(7), 342348 (2018)
- Dyson, L., Marks, M., Crook, O.M., Sokana, O., Solomon, A.W., Bishop, A., Mabey, D.C. and Hollingsworth, T.D. Targeted treatment of yaws with household contact tracing: How much do we miss? Am. J. Epidemiol. 187:4 837-844 (2018)
- Dyson, L., Stolk, W., Farrell, S.H. and Hollingsworth, T.D. Measuring and modelling the effects of systematic non-adherence to mass drug administration. Epidemics. 18:56-66 (2017)
- Lafuerza, L.F., Dyson, L, Edmonds, B. and McKane A.J. Simplification and analysis of a model of social interaction in voting. Eur. Phys. J. B 89:159 (2016)
- Lafuerza, L.F., Dyson, L, Edmonds, B. and McKane A.J. Staged Models for Interdisciplinary Research. PLoS ONE, 11:6 (2016)
- Hollingsworth, T.D., ... , Dyson, L., ... , NTD Modelling Consortium Quantitative analyses and modelling to support achievement of the 2020 goals for nine neglected tropical diseases. Parasites & Vectors 8:630 (2015)
- Dyson, L.*, Yates, C.*, Buhl, J. and McKane, A.J. Onset of collective motion in locusts is captured by a minimal model. Phys. Rev. E. 052708 (2015)
- Chapman, L.A.C., Dyson, L., Courtenay, O., Chowdhury, R., Bern, C., Medley, G.F. and Hollingsworth, T.D. Quantification of the natural history of visceral leishmaniasis and consequences for control. Parasites & Vectors 8:521 (2015)
- Biancalani, T.*, Dyson, L.* and McKane, A.J. The statistics of fixation times for systems with recruitment. J. Stat. Mech. P01013 (2015)
- Dyson, L., and Baker, R.E. The importance of volume exclusion in modelling cellular migration. J. Math. Biol. 71 (3), 691-711, (2015)
- Biancalani, T., Dyson, L. and McKane, A.J. Noise-Induced Bistable States and Their Mean Switching Time in Foraging Colonies. Phys. Rev. Lett. 112(3) (2014)
- Dyson, L., Maini, P.K. and Baker, R.E. Macroscopic limits of individual-based models for motile cell populations with volume exclusion. Phys. Rev. E 86, 031903 (2013)
- McLennan, R.*, Dyson, L.* Prather, K.W., Morrison, J.A., Baker, R.E., Maini, P.K. and Kulesa, P.M. Multiscale Mechanisms of Cell Migration During Development: Theory and Experiment. Development. 139, 2935-2944, (2012) (Faculty of 1000 Recommended)
- Collins-Hooper, H., Woolley, T.E., Dyson, L., Patel, A., Potter, P., Baker, R.E., Gaffney, E.A., Maini, P.K., Dash, P.R. and Patel, K. Age related changes in speed and mechanism of adult skeletal muscle stem cell migration. Stem Cells. 30, 1182-1195, (2012)
- Tindall, M.J., Dyson, L., Smallbone, K. and Maini, P.K. Modelling acidosis and the cell cycle in mutlicellular tumour spheroids. Journal of Theoretical Biology. 298, 107-115, (2012)
* These authors contributed equally to the work.
Thesis and study group publications
- Models of Cranial Neural Crest Cell Migration (D.Phil. thesis)
- Regenerative medicine using organ printing technologies (7th Mathematics in Medicine Study Group, 2007)
- Anti-receptor antibodies: Is it better to displace the dummy ligand? (8th Mathematics in Medicine Study Group, 2008)
- Spatial and temporal dynamics of signalling pathways (11th Mathematics in Medicine Study Group, 2011)
- Mathematical modelling to reduce animal use in neurodevelopmental safety assessment in humans (NC3Rs Mathematics in Medicine Study Group, 2014)
- T cell versus T cell | a study of the immune response to a T cell cancer (Multi-Scale Biology Study Group, 2016)