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The New York Times says "mindfulness" is having a moment. Wisdom 2.0 is the hottest new "tech" conference. But the road to zen isn't simply about rediscovering the on/off switch.
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Join New Tech City's Manoush Zomorodi for an interactive workshop with Thrive Labs' Priya Parker and Vincent Horn, founder of Buddhist Geeks. We'll discuss reconciling serenity with technology while still maintaining a New York state-of-mind with methods for living a purposeful digital life, a guided meditation, and (of course) a glass of wine or two.
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MOOF! Our new CD for the new year with a new approach:
Double Naught Spy Car invited some of our favorite fearless musicians to write and record brand new instrumental songs. The sessions were fun and action packed, and we had a difficult but delightful task of whittling down to these 12 CD tracks.
Special guests Nels Cline, Mike Watt, Sylvia Juncosa, Joe Baiza, Joe Gore, Sara Ardizzoni, Elvis Kuehn, Ben Vaughn, Chris Lawrence, Woody Aplanalp, Danny McGough, Vince Meghrouni, and Carlos Alvidrez came in blazing with killer ideas, solos, textures, and energy. (click on each name to check out their rock adventures.)
Genres? Well: space rock with Nels Cline, Hermannesque noir blues with FIDLAR's guitar slinger Elvis Kuehn, neo lounge with Danny McGough's Italian 60s keyboard, exotica darkly with Ben Vaughn's telecaster, scorched metailica with Sylvia Juncosa, chiming Byrds 12 string melody with Chris Lawrence, math rock with Joe Baiza, Euro pop with Euro star Sara Ardizzoni, 70s funk jazz with Mike Watt, Joe Gore, Vince Meghrouni and Carlos Alvidrez, and dreamlike soundscape ambience with Woody Aplanalp. That's as close as we can come to descriptions. Each song is as unique as its collaborators.
We're raising funds to pay for mastering, CD manufacture, and radio and press promo. Joe and Kira from Non Credo are working with Grammy winner Rachel Gutek on the deluxe CD artwork. Mastering will be by five time Grammy winner Alfonso Rodenas. This might be our best release yet!
Risks and challenges
The big risk is done, and we're glad we got up the nerve to do it! Inviting 15 musicians you've long admired to come into your studio, sit down, plug in, and make up songs--well, it might go quite well, and it might go quite badly, or worse, fall flat.
Our best hopes came in--fun, wit, heaviosity, and ideas sparking from the moment we rolled tape. A feast of colors, textures, and solos.
We also sent song basics (drums, bass, and guitar/steel) to out of towners Nels Cline and Sara Ardizzoni, and they sent back overdubs that reshaped and redefined the songs in ways we couldn't have imagined. The muses were smiling.
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(PRWEB) July 21, 2012
Today, Content Writing King made the announcement that they have embarked on a journey for their SEO content creation company to join many different social media websites. The first of these accounts to be created is a Google Plus account. They want to be able connect with potential customers through as many personable venues as possible across the landscape of the Internet.
Content Writing King stated that one reason they wanted to start with Google Plus is because Google is the biggest player in Internet land. As an SEO content creation company, they realize the importance of serving their customers by listening to Google's sage advice on how to make great content. This is also why they have decided to focus content creation services like their blog post writing service. In fact, Content Writing King is starting to offer free PDF's on how to be better writers in addition to their blog post writing service.
There are many other blog post writing service promotions, among others, that Content Writing King has planned for their company. They are going to create more social media accounts to reach their article marketing customers. Their biggest goal is to create the best content on the Internet while helping their article marketing customers to have the most unique, relevant, fresh, and stimulating content for their websites.
A short statement was released by a Content Writing King spokesperson. This statement said, "We've joined up with Google Plus to help spread our message to article marketing and search engine optimization customers everywhere. We are ready to reach out and make the Internet a better place."
About Content Writing King – Content Writing King is an online company that offers an article marketing service, blog post writing service, and many other SEO content creation services. For more information, please visit their website at http://www.contentwritingking.com.


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Each year Developer.com has its Product of the Year contest. We ask readers to nominate then vote on the technologies, tools, and programs that they think are the best in their field.
This year's results were even more clear-cut than ever. In the main category of Technology, the winner dominated the category with 61% of the votes. Tools such as Apache Ant, which won Development Utility of the year, and Adobe Flash Lite 2, which won Wireless/Mobile development tool of the year, both won by some of the widest margins we've ever seen.
- Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)
- JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)
- Ruby on Rails
- Ubuntu 6.10
- Virtualization
And the winner, for the second year in a row, is Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML). This is a category that many developers are interested in. Many times this is what developers would love to try out but never have enough time to investigate. See Bradley Jones' article announcing the Technology of the Year winner for more details on the technologies within this category.
Second interesting winner is JSON, Javascript Object Notation, an excellent alternative to XML data exchanging which become widely adopted not only in Javascript and AJAX applications but also in many others programming and scripting languages. Mixed with AJAX, JSON help to speed up AJAX applications.
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The best part of becoming a parent is the knowledge that you've created life, and ensured a part of you will live on long after you've gone. Pfffft – who am I kidding?! The best part of being a Mum is having an excuse to see all the new animated Disney movies.
I counted the days until Big Sis was old enough to sit right through Cinderella, and Tangled quickly became a family favourite (a frypan… who knew?!). So it's safe to say we were all pretty excited when Frozen came out, and pretty close to ecstatic when invited to attend a special sing-a-long screening AND the chance to meet directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee afterwards.
I was a teensy bit apprehensive about taking 3.5-year-old Lil Sis to her first theatre movie, but she was enthralled from opening bars of 'Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?' until the closing credits began to roll. The girls loved the songs and the beautiful animation, and there was plenty of humour to appeal to the grown ups.
But be warned: Disney movies are highly addictive. We were singing the songs pretty much day and night for the next two weeks. We also might've* watched it another time since, and preordered the DVD (which comes out 31 March – not that I'm counting the days). If you want to get a little frostbite yourself, below are the links to the Disney store and the official website (Heads up – there are are some cute Frozen colouring-in sheets for you to download!).
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5 Signs She's In Love With You
Relationship advice can be handy if you're falling in love, because you want to know if the girl you're with is in love with you too! How can you tell?
Every new relationship takes time to hit its stride. If you've been dating a new girl for a little while the two of you are probably wondering where the relationship is going. Many of us have been deceived in the past. Saying one thing and meaning another is pretty common in relationships. So how do you know if she really is in love?
The answer is not so simple, but there are key signs that you can look for. The majority of the time, determining if she is in love with you can be done pretty quickly.
1. She Does What You Want To Do
A girl that puts you ahead of herself is a sure sign that she is in love. This doesn't mean that she's going to jump in front of a bullet, but if she doesn't mind doing something that you want to do instead of what she wants to do she's probably in love. Women that are not experiencing that aren't going to take an interest in your life, friends or family.
They will usually not budge when it comes to the movie they want to see or a dinner date preference. If she is in love, she will be as accommodating as you are. Remember that relationships are partnerships and neither of you should get your way every time.
2. She Surprises You
Being in love with somebody is all about the little things. If your girlfriend comes home with a little surprise for you every once in a while, they are probably in love. This doesn't have to be some grandiose gift, but if she saw something at the store that made her think about you and she bought it, you can assume that she's in love.
Surprising you with something that you've talked about in the past but haven't gotten for yourself is a clear sign. Surprising you with a dinner or a night out to a ball game that you've wanted to see is another key indicator to keep in mind.


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Operating from a purpose built Dealership in Whangarei, IC Motor Group Volkswagen has been looking after the motoring needs of Northland for over 30 years.
We are an approved retailer and aftersales provider for Volkswagen Passenger and Commercial vehicles.
New and used vehicles are supported by a specialist fleet and finance team.
Aftersales has some of the highest trained service and parts people in the Volkswagen network that are on-site to provide our Volkswagen owners with the confidence that we can continue to maintain their Volkswagen to the highest standards possible.


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Dozens of businesses these days make a major and well-received effort to do something special for military veterans on or around the day set aside in their honor. We salute them all for taking the time and spending the hours for those who have sacrificed so much. Among the first to do so was North Carolina�s own Golden Corral restaurant chain, which has honored vets with a free meal at its now 500 restaurants nationwide for a dozen years. In Burlington on Monday, they served 2,000. THUMBS UPto all the restaurants, hotels and businesses who did the same. And a special THUMBS UPthis coming week to the many non-profit agencies that will provide free Thanksgiving Day meals for the homeless and downtrodden in our community.
What you do is special. Never forget it.
Speaking of special, THUMBS UPto the North Carolina Baptist Men Disaster Relief which springs into action immediately when communities are affected by disaster. Most recently, they were high-profile in New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy struck. They arrived with three mobile kitchens, a command unit, mobile showers, laundry facilities, generators, and recovery units. The three mobile kitchens alone are capable of churning out 80,000 meals a day. One of our own, Bobby Finley, who retired four years ago after working as safety officer in Burlington and Chapel Hill, was the site safety officer for the relief effort at Toms River, N.J.
THUMBS UPto the collaboration of Graham, Mebane and Alamance County officials to move forward with a plan to provide infrastructure for a proposed 1,425-acre site south of Cherry Lane and I-40/85, north of N.C. 119, and east of Gov. Scott Farm Road for industrial development. The area was preened for development back in the 1990s when Mercedes Benz was looking for a plant (that ultimately went to Alabama), but it�s still a valuable location and we should be ready to move with infrastructure should the right industry come calling.
THUMBS DOWNto the serious injuries suffered by former Elon resident Michael Gerringer. He and his family are in tumult as he recovers from a Nov. 5 accident involving the Brinks truck he was driving in Davidson County. Gerringer is currently paralyzed from his waist down, having broken his back in at least seven places, and he required multiple surgeries. A benefit will be held Dec. 1 at Altamahaw-Ossippee Community Center to fund a project to make his house handicap accessible. Tickets for the benefit will be available at the community center door. For more information, call Christy Gerringer at 336-567-8638.
And while we�re in the neighborhood, THUMBS UPto the Altamahaw-Ossipee Fire Department, the first in the county with its own ATV rescue team. They will be able to get to those hard-to-reach spots to assist injured hikers on trails or douse brush fires. And, they purchased all their equipment with private donations. No tax money was used. The equipment will make it easier on the volunteers who would otherwise have to physically carry injured people great distances.
THUMBS UPto the pluck of Taylor Foster, a 15-year-old who serves as an inspiration to us all. The young woman is battling cancer, but manages to maintain her faith and shares her story with local church congregants and school children. �I feel like it�s my duty, since God made me come this far, at the very least to say my story,� Taylor told us. She�s showing us the meaning of bravery in the face of adversity.
THUMBS UPto the number of years the miniature train tunnel at City Park has withstood the ravages of time without appreciable expense. The 75-foot wood-tin tunnel is getting some much-needed renovation work for next spring�s opening. According to Recreation and Parks director Tony Laws, the tin roof on the tunnel has been in place for more than 50 years. The city is putting a new cover over the tunnel and fixing up some of the rotted framework constructed in the late 50s or early 60s. Gives evidence to the old saying, �They just aren�t building things like that anymore.�
And THUMBS UP to a great season by Elon University�s men�s soccer team, which was ranked 19th nationally and won the Southern Conference�s regular season and tournament titles. While a first round loss in the NCAA Tournament had to hurt, it shouldn�t take the glow from a stellar 15-5-2 season, the most wins for the Phoenix since moving to Division I play in 1999.


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" April 8,2003
So the latest volume of my spiritual recordings begins on this new kind of diary. What is it that has compelled me to repeat what I think I have stressed all along?
I feel I am the centre of the whole universe. What are all the events of the past and present worth except that I feel cognisant of them and am affected or influenced by them. My past flashes before me in strong kaleidoscopic images. The memories of Dickensian childhood and youth clash with the romantic visions of my amorous experiences that have become the very stuff of life for me. How do I pass through alternate experiences- sometimes living the past totally and at others being able to look at it in the manner of a disinterested observer analysing the thoughts and feelings of some other person.
The world-view has become radically different from what it used to be. It seems the Darwinian law of struggle for existence and survival of the fittest is the ultimate and final one and compassion, pity, recognition of the rights of others are concepts that are merely tolerated as a symbol of our advancement towards civilisation. It seems to me that there is never a conflict between justice and justice- it is always one between justice and injustice or one injustice against another. This is the conflict that rages eternally in the human soul and war is a large scale manifestation of it.
How glibly do we pass from professing high moral ideals to the mundane task of doing all we can to protect and promote our self interest? With the bard I feel compelled to exclaim " What a piece of work is man?" "
Above is the last scribbling of a 77 years old man, who died about a fortnight after. He was a non-entity, an unknown person among the seven billion of the species. A teacher all his life, a retired Principal of a college, without any provision of pension for sustenance in old age, the scribbler was my father, Late Sh. Om Prakash Mital. I mention about pension as it was a subject he passionately felt was unfair, needed to be addressed by society, as his many letters to 'The Statesman', his must newspaper, would bear testimony to. Today, on this day of Shradh, I pay my tributes to that great soul, my dear father and my forefathers and start this new journey.
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Charlotte Lieberman is a Brooklyn-based journalist, copywriter, and content strategist. In her own writing, Charlotte's work often concerns mental health, evolutionary psychology, technology, and feminism. Charlotte's articles have been featured in The New York Times, The Harvard Business Review, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Guernica, Elle.com, BOMB, and JSTOR Daily, among other publications. Her poetry has been published by The Boston Review, The Colorado Review, The Harvard Advocate, Free Verse, Nat.Brut, and The Denver Quarterly. Charlotte received her bachelor's degree from Harvard College, where she majored in English Literature and lived in a co-op.
Charlotte also works as a freelance marketing consultant, content strategist, and copywriter—particularly for health-related companies. Services include: UX/product copywriting; content partnerships and syndication; digital marketing; SEO, and audience development. She currently works as a Marketing Consultant at the online therapy company Talkspace.
If you want to learn more about Charlotte and/or her work, please take a look at her CV, or get in touch directly.


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Men in wellies, talk of "grip", Cobra in near-permanent session: the politics of natural disaster has its own vocabulary, both visual and verbal. Repeated regularly is a set of maxims now seared into the soul of every Westminster special adviser: that a party leader cannot go abroad when the country is under water; that Bush's Katrina debacle showed what a delayed or tin-eared response to tragedy can do to a political reputation; that the prime task of all governments is to keep citizens safe, from the elements as much as from our enemies; and that while a national leader can survive being branded wrong or heartless, to be exposed by nature as fundamentally incompetent is a fate from which none can recover.
All those observations have had an airing in the current deluge, the latter lent extra sharpness by private polling which, I am told, showed voters giving the government dire marks for its handling of the floods thus far – and which in part prompted this week's show of command by David Cameron, including the cancellation of a trip to the Middle East.
Yet they obscure the moment in this crisis that may cause the prime minister the most lasting damage: the erosion not of the south-west coastal rail line but of the foundation stone on which this government was built – swept away not by raging waves, but by four words uttered by Cameron himself.
"Money is no object," he said, announcing that he would spend whatever it took to beat back these menacing waters. That's a promise that could haunt him. At its narrowest, it will surely be taken as a pledge to meet every possible cost, the PM casting himself as an unusually generous loss-adjuster to the nation. Never mind that the transport secretary later insisted there was no "blank cheque", residents being charged for sandbags to defend their sodden homes will wonder why the government isn't paying – after all, the man at the top has said money's no object. The same will go for the repair bill when at last the waters recede.
But that is the least of the damage that Cameron's words have inflicted on himself. For this government was built, the coalition formed, on a single, simple premise: that austerity was unavoidable, that there was no alternative. There could be no more spending, an assertion endorsed by the outgoing Labour government in what must rank as one of the most ill-judged jokes of modern times: "There's no money left," said Liam Byrne in a note left for his successor at the Treasury.
But now, less than four years on, it turns out that this is no longer true. The PM has told us that, should the need be urgent enough, there is money after all. Limitless supplies of it in fact; enough to defeat nature's wrath. To quote Cameron in full, "Money is no object in this relief effort. Whatever money is needed for it will be spent."
This rather undermines the austerity message, for it shows what was always true – that the national belt is not tightened universally and for ever but can be loosened when the government wants to loosen it. The last demonstration of that truth came nearly two years ago, when George Osborne cut the top rate of tax from 50p to 45p. That destroyed at a stroke the claim that we were all in it together, but it also illuminated a more obvious fact: that, despite all the "no alternative" talk, the government had not lost its power of discretion. Even in the age of austerity, it still got to decide what to spend money on and what not to spend it on.
By announcing that "money is no object", Cameron has delivered the last rites on what was the founding logic of the coalition: austerity, forced on the nation because there was supposedly no money left. Now we know that there's plenty of money – just so long as the government want to spend it.
From now on, the opposition will be able to ask why, say, the bedroom tax is necessary. If money is no object, why couldn't some more be found for those people in gravest need? As Stewart Wood, close adviser to Ed Miliband, tweeted: "Perhaps the PM could tell us which issues require a 'money is no object' approach & which ones demand an 'all in this together' approach." The veil of austerity has been ripped away, exposing politics for what it always was and is – the business of priorities. It seems repairing the homes of middle England is a priority; sufficient space for the disabled to live in, not so much.
But this is not the only havoc wrought by the floods on what passes for Cameron's governing philosophy. He used to be adamant that one of the fatal flaws of British politics was the belief that the only way to demonstrate one's seriousness about a problem was to throw money at it. There had to be a better way. Yet now that a crisis has struck, he proves his grip by pledging infinite cash. "It's a very Gordon Brown metric for showing that you care," smiles one shadow cabinet minister.
Promising big, well-funded state intervention may jar with Tory thinking, but it clearly fits the public mood. In this way too, Conservatives have surely taken a knock. Small-government ideology may fly in the thinktank seminar room, but when water's gushing through your letterbox, few people call for the Downing Street nudge unit. It's the fire brigade or, ideally, the army you want to see at the end of the driveway.
Crises make social democrats of us all. When G4S cocked up security at the Olympics, it was the military who came to the rescue – and whose presence Britons found so reassuring. For all the admirable community spirit on show now, when people feel under threat, it's not the "big society" but big government that they long for.
A larger hope would be that the experience of floods might translate into an intensified demand for action on climate change. That too could hurt a government that is divided on the causes – the influence of sceptic Nigel Lawson looms large, especially over Osborne – and which abandoned long ago its "vote blue, go green" promise. The winter of 2014 might produce a new constituency – rural, southern and affluent – for the message that cutting carbon emissions is humanity's most urgent challenge.
Either way, natural disasters are big, even epic, moments in the life of a nation. They can reshape the landscape, political as well as physical. And so far the greatest damage done is to those who like to believe they are in charge – even when the elements say otherwise.
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Campbellsville High School soccer team defeated Garrard County recently.
CHS hosted the team on Thursday, Aug. 31.
At the buzzer, CHS was on top by a score of 4-2.
Bradley Harris is the CHS head soccer coach.
CHS will take on Bardstown in the All "A" fifth region championship game on Wednesday, Sept. 6, in Bardstown at 5:30 p.m.
The team will host Hart County on Thursday, Sept. 7, at 6 p.m. at the Durham Track and Field Complex on the Campbellsville Elementary School campus.
CHS junior Daniel Johnson fights for control of the ball.
CHS senior Cody Davis controls the ball.
CHS sophomore Brennon Wheeler kicks the ball to his teammates.
CHS senior Cody Davis plays defense.
CHS seniors Logan Cole, at left, and Cody Davis play defense.
CHS sophomore Brennon Wheeler catches a goal attempt.
CHS senior Cody Davis battles for the ball.
CHS senior Bryce Richardson controls the ball.
CHS junior Brody Weeks uses his head to pass the ball.
CHS senior Logan Cole gets hit by the ball.
CHS senior Cody Davis protects the ball.
CHS senior Bryce Richardson battles for the ball, as classmate Cass Kidwell stays close.
CHS senior Bryce Richardson battles a Garrard County defender as freshman Tristin Faulkner gets the ball.
CHS junior Brody Weeks, at left, and freshman Tristin Faulkner play defense.
CHS senior Bryce Richardson, center, fights for the ball.


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SODA POPP – a very exquisite font family set of free demo font is here! A new typeface inspired by pop-culture, vaporwave music, and seapunk that emerged in the early 2010s among Internet communities. Available in two weights, and also extra-soda: Dingbats (misc), Pattern, and Dropcap perfect for Logotype, Poster & Headlines.
This typeface was designed by the talented Cahya Sofyan, thanks for generously sharing this beautiful demo. Make sure to take a look on his portfolio for more of his stunning works!
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After a few months of feeling far too exhausted to even contemplate painting my finger nails, I have recently rediscovered my love of all things dark and gothic in the nail department. This week I have been rocking Lincoln Park after Dark by O.P.I, a very dark, almost black shade, with a hint of purple.
Here are a few of my other favourite dark nail colours, just make sure you use Seche Vite Top coat to prevent chips!
|Top row L-R: Chanel Rouge Noir, Essie Masquerade Belle, Dior 981
Bottom row L-R: Chanel Vendetta, Nails Inc Crown Court, Butter London Branwen's Feather
Chanel Rouge Noir and Vendetta, £18 each - Rouge Noir is a deep red, Vendetta is a metallic dark purple
Essie Masquerade Belle, £11 (also happens to be available from Ocado!) - a deep red
Dior Vernis Rouge in 981, £18 - a dark, plumy red
Nails Inc Crown Court, £11 - a deep purple with a metallic finish
Butter London Branwen's Feather, £12 - a stronger purple


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Will and Trusts Attorney
When a person becomes disabled or dies, their estate needs to be collected, managed, and when appropriate, distributed. At Generation Law our will and trust attorneys will guide you through these complex processes in a compassionate way that protects your most important family values.
Disabled Person's Estate
If a loved one becomes disabled, usually a family member will be entrusted to manage their estate. This responsibility is not only crucial to the well-being of the disabled loved one, but also to family harmony. If any of these issues arise, you can rest assured that we'll help guide you through them.
- Guardianship- If there are no valid powers of attorney, we can help you petition the courts to appoint a guardian for a disabled loved one in order to care for their estate. If the court appoints you as the guardian, under its supervision you would have the final say in what happens.
- Trust Administration- If you are appointed a trustee, we'll help you correctly interpret the trust rules and regulations, as well as manage payment of medical bills and other debts.
When a loved one dies, their estate needs to be collected and distributed according to their directions. We understand that this can be legally challenging and emotionally draining for your family. That's why we will help you navigate through the process step by step to avoid confusion and protect you against potential legal pitfalls.
- Probate- This is the process in which the will of a deceased person is validated so the assets of the estate can be distributed according to the decedent's wishes. It is also the process for persons without a will so that the estate can be distributed as the law dictates. If you find yourself Executor of an estate, with or without a will, our guiding hand can advise you as to how and when to distribute assets and how to pay only proper estate debts.
- Estate Administration- Estate administration of the deceased involves gathering the assets of the estate, paying the decedent's debts, and distributing the assets that remain. Most of the time this is done without court involvement and if there are no conflicts, it can be done quickly and efficiently. We will help you carry out this duty efficiently and effectively to avoid common probate and trust issues.
- Trust Litigation- If there is a disagreement over the terms of a trust, or if the trustee is not administering a trust correctly, you may need to go to court to resolve the issues. It's important for you to protect your rights and defend what is yours. You can count on us to be a trusted guide every step of the way.


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Monitoring IP Cameras
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Herbman's entire body is covered with herbs. He travels around the world, using his café to teach people the effects of the herbs growing on his body.
Herbman keeps traveling, striving for a world where people and the environment are healthy, and children can play freely and happily.
Medical Herbman Cafe Project(メディカルハーブマンカフェプロジェクト)=MHCPは様々な地をサーカスのように移動しながら、各地で展開していくプロジェクトです。滞在地にハーブマンという人型の畑をつくり、それを介した体験により人と自然のあり方を届ける。ランドスケープデザインスタジオ EARTHSCAPE が取り組むデザインを通じた環境プロジェクトであり、荷物が全部つまったコンテナと一緒に、ハーブマンが世界中を旅しながら続いていくプロジェクト。ハーブマンは様々な場所で、多様な人々と出会い、知恵を貯え、強いハーブマンに成長していきます。
MHCP is a project that travels to different locales like a circus, growing a little with each stop. Wherever we go, we build a human-shaped field called "Herbman," through which we educate visitors about the relationship between humans and nature. MHCP is a social enterprise realized in part by the landscape design studio Earthscape. We treat all the project details and production—indeed, all the activity that occurs around the project—as design elements. The project expands as Herbman travels around the world, carrying his luggage in a single shipping container. He will meet many people at his various destinations, gaining knowledge and growing bigger and stronger as he goes.
Herbman carries his trunk (the container) as he travels, delivering dreams to children and teaching good health to all. This is the vision of our project.
His trips may be irregular, but he will keep on traveling forever.
Through Herbman, people can learn about the effects of herbs. We also build a Herbman Café nearby as a means for people to apply these effects to their own bodies.The container that carried Herbman becomes the café space, and we offer drinks and food made with the herbs harvested from Herbman.We also use this space to hold various workshops relating to herbs.
After staying in one spot for a determined length of time, Herbman packs his belongings into a shipping container, and heads to his next destination. The MHCP project consists of a dialogue with nature—as symbolized by herbs and their uses—as well as exchanges with a variety of people and the stories born out of these exchanges.
Earthscape, the studio that launched MHCP, had the opportunity in 2001 to participate in a volunteer project to construct playgrounds in the Pakistani town of Drosh, near the Afghanistan border. The project aimed to improve living conditions and provide playing space for children. While working on the project, we observed how the children faced tense social conditions, the threat of violence, and abject poverty on a daily basis. The strange fortune to be working during 9/11 also reemphasized the importance of humanitarian work for our team.
Equally impressive to the harshness of their social surroundings was how close the children lived to nature. This relationship played a large role in Herbman's conceptual development. We wondered would it be possible to use our base in landscaping to build something that would give back to these children, while also connecting people and nature? Thinking about a sustainable program from this perspective is what led to the birth of the Medical Herbman Cafe Project—a series of programs comprised of building the Herbman field, operating an adjoined cafe, and using the proceeds to build playgrounds.
Herbman educates visitors about the distance between humans and nature. Herbman is a symbol of the nature and plants that we consume on a daily basis to stay healthy. The project seeks to rethink the relationship between humans and nature, making it a healthy one once again. Proceeds from MHCP are used to fund Herbman's next trip, with any remaining proceeds used for activities to benefit children such as building playgrounds, as well as other activities to bring good health to the world. While building playgrounds was originally the only legitimate social work we had access to, we are currently expanding our program to a wider variety of social and environmental activities.


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Avocados are not just for guacamole.
Toss them in salads, chop them for salsa, slice into fries to dip in egg white and roll in panko, or apparently add them to Panna cotta (I'll have to try that one before I recommend it . . .) Not only are they versatile but they have health benefits galore. They are high in potassium, B Vitamins, Vitamins E and K and can help lower cholesterol and fight cancer. Life is good when you slice into one and find that perfect greenish, well, avocadocoloured flesh. Alyssa from Everyday Maven recently shared a tip for how to pick a perfect one: "Pop off that little stem at the top and it indicates the condition of the flesh. So, when you pop it off, if you see all green, you are good to go. A brownish indicates that the flesh is already spoiling."
This is an easy summer salad that has just the right contrast of flavours and textures. With only four main ingredients, it's quick to prepare. Be sure to use arugula for its spicy flavour. And by the way, make a double quantity of the vinaigrette while you're at it. I've used it on other salads and even as a marinade for shrimp and prawns.
Serves 4
- 6 cups arugula leaves
- 1 mango, peeled and sliced
- 1 avocado, peeled and sliced
- ½ red onion, sliced or chopped finely
- 1 tbsp lime juice
Citrus Vinaigrette
- 1 tbsp champagne vinegar
- 1/4 cup orange juice (about ½ large orange, squeezed)
- 2 tbsp lime juice (about ½ lime squeezed)
- 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tbsp finely chopped cilantro
- 1/2 Thai red pepper, very finely chopped or 1 tsp. dried chili flakes
- salt and pepper to taste
Sprinkle the avocado with lime juice to prevent browning.
Combine the vinaigrette ingredients in a jar, shake well to combine.
Place the arugula leaves in a salad bowl and toss with half the vinaigrette. Add the mango, avocado and red onion. Drizzle the remaining dressing on top. Serve immediately.


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Christmas is 25 days away, Hanukkah is 16!
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Being There
Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop...
The Prisoner of Zenda
The Wrong Box
The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu
Casino Royale
Up the Creek
Sette Volte Donna
The Optimists
I Love You, Alice B. Toklas
The Trail of the Pink Panther
What's New Pussycat?
One of the greatest comic talents of his generation, Peter Sellers had an exceptional gift for losing himself in a character -- so much so that, beyond his remarkable skill as a performer and his fondness for the humor of the absurd, it's difficult to draw a connection between many of his best performances. While his fondness for playing multiple roles in the same film may have seemed like a stunt coming from many other actors, Sellers had the ability to make each character he played seem distinct and different, and while he was known and loved as a funnyman, only in a handful of roles was he able to explore the full range of his gifts, which suggested he could have had just as strong a career as a dramatic actor.Born Richard Henry Sellers on September 8, 1925, Sellers was nicknamed "Peter" by his parents, Bill and Agnes Sellers, in memory of his brother, who was a stillbirth. Bill and Agnes made their living as performers on the British vaudeville circuit, and Sellers made his first appearance on-stage only two days after his birth, when his father brought out his infant son during an encore. As a child, Sellers studied dance at the behest of his parents when not occupied with his studies at St. Aloysius' Boarding and Day School for Boys. Sellers also developed a knack for music, and in his teens began playing drums with local dance bands. Shortly after his 18th birthday, Sellers joined the Royal Air Force, and became part of a troupe of entertainers who performed at RAF camps both in England and abroad. During his time in the service, Sellers met fellow comedians [[Performer~P49345~Spike Milligan~spikemilligan]], [[Performer~P64263~Harry Secombe~harrysecombe]], and [[Performer~P5490~Michael Bentine~michaelbentine]]; after the war, they found work as performers with the British Broadcasting Corporation, and Sellers hoped to follow suit. After several failed auditions, Sellers struck upon the idea of calling Roy Speer, a BBC producer, posing as one of the network's top actors. Sellers gave Sellers an enthusiastic recommendation, and Speer gave him a spot on the radio series Show Time.After he signed on with the BBC, Sellers became reacquainted with [[Performer~P49345~Milligan~spikemilligan]], [[Performer~P64263~Secombe~harrysecombe]], and [[Performer~P5490~Bentine~michaelbentine]], and together they comprised the cast of The Goon Show, which upon its debut in 1949 became one of Great Britain's most popular radio shows; the absurd and often surreal humor of the Goons would prove to be the first glimmer of the British Comedy Movement of the '60s and '70s, paving the way for Beyond the Fringe and Monty Python's Flying Circus. The Goon Show provided Sellers with his entry into film acting, as he appeared in several short comedies alongside [[Performer~P49345~Milligan~spikemilligan]] and [[Performer~P64263~Secombe~harrysecombe]], as well as the feature film [[Feature~V14494~Down Among the Z Men~downamongthezmen]] (aka [[Feature~V20367~The Goon Movie~goonmovie]]). Sellers also married for the first time during the height of Goon-mania, wedding Anne Howe in the fall of 1951. Sellers won his first significant non-Goon screen role in 1955, with the classic [[Performer~P29203~Alec Guinness~alecguinness]] comedy [[Feature~V28110~The Ladykillers~theladykillers]], but his first international hit would have to wait until 1958, when he appeared in [[Performer~P105413~George Pal~georgepal]]'s big-budget musical [[Feature~V50319~Tom Thumb~tomthumb]]. In 1959, Sellers appeared in the satiric comedy [[Feature~V24175~I'm All Right, Jack~imallrightjack]], which earned him Best Actor honors from the British Film Academy; the same year, Sellers enjoyed a major international success with [[Feature~V33517~The Mouse That Roared~themousethatroared]], in which he played three different roles (one of them a woman). While a bona-fide international comedy star, Sellers had a hard time finding roles that made the most of his talents, and it wasn't until after a handful of unremarkable features that he received a pair of roles that allowed him to truly shine. In 1961, Sellers starred as an Indian physician in [[Feature~V70669~The Millionairess~themillionairess]] opposite [[Performer~P43272~Sophia Loren~sophialoren]], based on a play by [[Performer~P111039~George Bernard Shaw~georgebernardshaw]] (Sellers and [[Performer~P43272~Loren~sophialoren]] would also record a comic song together, "Goodness Gracious Me," which was a hit single in Britain), and a year later [[Performer~P98221~Stanley Kubrick~stanleykubrick]] cast him as Claire Quilty in his controversial adaptation of [[Performer~P302116~Vladimir Nabokov~vladimirnabokov]]'s novel Lolita.1964 would prove to be a very big year for Peter Sellers; he would marry actress [[Performer~P21438~Britt Ekland~brittekland]] in February of that year (his marriage to Anne Howe ended in divorce in 1961), and he starred in four of his most memorable films: [[Feature~V62164~Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb~drstrangeloveorhowilearnedtostopworryingandlovethebomb]], which reunited him with [[Performer~P98221~Stanley Kubrick~stanleykubrick]] and gave him star turns in three different roles; [[Feature~V55486~The World of Henry Orient~theworldofhenryorient]], a comedy which won a small but devoted cult following; [[Feature~V38169~The Pink Panther~thepinkpanther]], in which Sellers gave his first performance as the bumbling French detective Inspector Clouseau, and that film's first sequel, [[Feature~V44502~A Shot in the Dark~ashotinthedark]]. Sellers, who was described by many who knew him as a workaholic, maintained a busy schedule over the next ten years, but while the quality of his own work was consistently strong, many of the films he appeared in were sadly undistinguished, with a handful of exceptions, among them [[Feature~V24102~I Love You, Alice B. Toklas~iloveyoualicebtoklas]], [[Feature~V55626~The Wrong Box~thewrongbox]], and [[Feature~V105061~The Optimists~theoptimists]]. Sellers' appeal at the box office began to wane, and his love life took a beating as well -- he divorced [[Performer~P21438~Britt Ekland~brittekland]] in 1968 and married Miranda Quarry in 1969, only to see that marriage end in 1971. But Sellers made a striking comeback in 1974 with [[Feature~V41105~The Return of the Pink Panther~thereturnofthepinkpanther]], in which he revisited his role as Inspector Clouseau. The film was a massive international hit, and Sellers would play Clouseau two more times, in [[Feature~V38171~The Pink Panther Strikes Again~thepinkpantherstrikesagain]] and [[Feature~V41178~The Revenge of the Pink Panther~therevengeofthepinkpanther]], though he became critical of the formulaic material in the films and would begin writing a script for a sixth Pink Panther film without the input of [[Performer~P88685~Blake Edwards~blakeedwards]], who had written and directed the other films in the series.In 1977, Sellers took his fourth wife, actress [[Performer~P24918~Lynne Frederick~lynnefrederick]], and he managed to rack up a few moderate box-office successes outside the Pink Panther series with [[Feature~V33816~Murder by Death~murderbydeath]] and [[Feature~V39280~The Prisoner of Zenda~theprisonerofzenda]]. But in 1979, Sellers gave perhaps his greatest performance ever as Chance, a simpleton gardener whose babblings about plants are seen as deep metaphors by those around them, in a screen adaptation of Jerzy Kozinski's novel Being There -- a project Sellers had spent the better part of a decade trying to bring to the screen. The film won Sellers a Golden Globe award and a National Board of Review citation as Best Actor, while he also received an Academy Award nomination in the same category. While [[Feature~V4708~Being There~beingthere]] seemed to point to better and more ambitious roles for Sellers, fate had other plans; the actor, who had a long history of heart trouble, died of a heart attack on July 24, 1980, not long after completing [[Feature~V17132~The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu~thefiendishplotofdrfumanchu]], a disastrous comedy whose direction was taken over by Sellers midway through the shoot (though the original director received sole credit). Two years after his death, Peter Sellers would return to the screen in a final Pink Panther adventure, [[Feature~V50710~The Trail of the Pink Panther~thetrailofthepinkpanther]], which [[Performer~P88685~Blake Edwards~blakeedwards]] assembled from outtakes and discarded scenes shot for the previous installments in the series. ~ Rovi
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Can you trust it?
Do supplement companies fund research? Some do, some don't, but what's the important facts you need to know about supplement company funded research?
I cover that topic in this vid!
Can you trust it?
Do supplement companies fund research? Some do, some don't, but what's the important facts you need to know about supplement company funded research?
I cover that topic in this vid!
Will Brink is the owner of the Brinkzone Blog. Will has over 15 years experience as a respected author, columnist and consultant, to the supplement, fitness, bodybuilding, and weight loss industry and has been extensively published. Will graduated from Harvard University with a concentration in the natural sciences, and is a consultant to major supplement, dairy, and pharmaceutical companies.
His often ground breaking articles can be found in publications such as Lets Live, Muscle Media 2000, MuscleMag International, The Life Extension Magazine, Muscle n Fitness, Inside Karate, Exercise For Men Only, Body International, Power, Oxygen, Penthouse, Women's World and The Townsend Letter For Doctors.
Will is the author of the popular e-books, both accompanied by private members forum access , Bodybuilding Revealed & Fat Loss Revealed.
You can also buy Will's other books on Amazon, Apple iBook, and Barnes and Noble.
Thank you Bill. This is a very balanced way of looking at the topic and question of supplement research.
As always you offer an intelligent and experienced perspective.
Thanx Carlos
As usual, Will Brink gives an unbiased, well-thought-out evaluation on a controversial topic. I am a doctor and researcher myself, and I find Will's perspectives among the cleanest and trustworthy out there.
I try Dr. Gutman!
Thanks for sharing your insights on "internal," company-sponsored studies.
What about "external" evaluation or designations?
Specifically, are supplements with the USP (pharmocopia) and GMP (good manufacturing practices) designations worth paying extra for? Are others without these designations to be avoided?
Thanks again for a great site
Jim, my comments in the vid covers studies funded by supplement companies and discusses specifically the question of who does it (the most important issue) so you may want to give another listen there. USP and GMP have no bearing on whether the supplement in question has any research behind it, only that it's manufactured at a GMP certified location. That's a good thing, but a different issue from whether the supplement/compound in question has and legit data to support its use for claims made.
Hope that helps.
Hi, again, Will: I think a lot of our suspicions come from the bogus studies done by the tobacco companies, over 40 years ago. The whistle-blower inside the industry, along with "60 Minutes", exposed their fraud and I believe that fostered a lot of cynicism in the public's eyes over any research studies done by the same industry, since then.


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We've had lots of requests of finishing and/or blocking classes, so we're trying to plan one - or several - for this fall and winter. We could use a little help, though, since "finishing" covers a lot of territory in the fiber arts world. If you have a few minutes, please complete a three-question survey that'll help us develop the course (or courses) - the link is below!
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Hi there,
I can't believe I haven't posted at all this month but sometimes life just gets in the way and now the school holidays start on friday so not much crafting for me boo hoo! I have actually create stuff but Its had to go in the post before I have time to take a piccie! Not going to sign up for any swaps next month as I definatly won't meet any deadlines.
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I got him shoes. He took me to the circus.
Saturday, I met up with the lady whose basically my little sister. We shopped a bit and checked out a new restaurant on washington ave called Hollister. Its a cute brunch place open until 2:30, but they stayed open for us until 3:00 even after the chef had gone. I wanted beignets, but since the chef had headed out I had to settle for mac & cheese and bacon... little did I know I wasn't settling... there were CHEETOS on my mac&cheese! It's like they knew me...
Sunday, we met up at friend's house for a bbq. I took over desserts and whipped up these and these. We sat outside and drank sangria while the boys played bocce ball and lacrosse. Even though it was hot outside, we lived it up! A lovely night with some lovely people. Ended with board games... of course.
All in all, a perfect weekend!


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This year the day coincided with the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
The theme of 2018 World Radio Day was Radio and Sports.
The day celebrated the role sport held in communities, and radio's ability to reach wide audiences, educate and entertain.
The first World Radio day was marked in 2011.
The 13th of February celebrates the anniversary of the establishment of UN radio in 1946.


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BATON ROUGE -- The Advocate newspaper announced Monday that it hopes to reduce full-time employment by 5 percent through a buyout offer to employees who have 15 or more years with the newspaper.
General manager Dan Shea said the move will not affect the Baton Rouge-based newspaper's aggressive move into New Orleans, where it has added staff and is producing a daily home-delivered edition. That move began last year under the previous owners, the Manship family, as The Times-Picayune in New Orleans reduced its home-delivered print edition to three days a week.
New Orleans businessman John Georges continued the push when he purchased The Advocate earlier this year.
The Times-Picayune has since added back several days of editions for newsstand sales.
Under the buyout plan announced Monday, Advocate employees would get one week of pay per year of service, with a maximum of 26 weeks. Employees would have full coverage of health benefits until the end of the year and accrued vacation would be paid.
The newspaper is not offering the buyouts to employees in circulation and the press room, to information technology staff, sports reporters, advertising sales managers, electrical maintenance supervisors or production superintendents.
The buyout goal is 19 employees, the newspaper says, based on fulltime employment of 380 when Georges bought the newspaper in May.
If not enough employees take the offer, involuntary layoffs are possible.
Shea, one of several former Times-Picayune employees hired under Georges, said in an interview that the buyout offers come after the new management took time to analyze each department at the newspaper. "We were just trying to catch it up slowly to the current reality of the business," he said.
"It is natural for any new owner to take a look at how and why we are doing things," said a notification posted for employees Monday. "Our goal is to create a company that is technologically nimble, customer driven and a powerful source of news and advertising online and in print.
"We expect over the months ahead that many jobs here will be impacted. Some employees may prefer not to go through retraining or transfers," the statement to employees said.
Eligible employees have until Sept. 12 to apply for the buyout. Those accepted would be notified by Sept. 19.


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Boston's best Buffalo wings
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The Chicken BoneGRADE: 8
The Bone opened an expansion near Fenway in 2008, which closed within nine months. Members of the group wondered how that happened, since they immediately raved about the wings, calling them the best by Boston standards. The wings taste like pretty generic, anywhere-in-Buffalo wings that arent the best in Buffalo, but better than everywhere else around [Boston], said Andrea Perla. Kailey Cartwright added, "The chicken was so yummy. The right amount of crispy and saucy."
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
The Catastrophe that is SA campaigning in front of Kogan
What's the first thing that comes to mind when I say: SA elections? I'm willing to bet that for most of you it was images of cars parked outside Kogan Plaza blasting cheap rap songs and hoards of students wearing colorful T-shirts plastered with their candidate's name/campaign slogan passing out candy and fliers.
That's what I first think of. If you're like me, you've probably found ways to adapt to the onslaught--especially if you pass by the Marvin Center more than four or five times a day as I do.
My coping technique is as follows:
T-shirt wearing supporter with candy: Hi have you voted?
Me: Yes, thank you.
TWSWC: Oh, great to hear.
That's all you have to say, even if you haven't voted. Here's the thing, what's the point of the whole scene in front of Kogan? Is it really an effective campaign strategy? I mean, you have a dozen campaigns all smooshed together fighting for the attention of students rushing off to class, work, etc. There must be a better way.
Living in the city means being stopped on every corner by Greenpeace, the homeless, street vendors and performers, the weird hippy commune guys from Stop Bitching Start a Revolution, signs asking if you want to help children dying of cancer (of course I do what kind of question is that?). After encountering all this, why would you want to stop in front of Kogan? Maybe I'm cynical, but I just think this isn't the best way to reach out to voters--instead I find it annoying.
I prefer candidates who reach out online and through debate. While I understand the value of "taking to the streets," I just think there has to be a better way to do this than congregating in one place and overwhelming potential voters every time they walk by.
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Given the convenience of established currency and payment systems, what is driving the ever-growing interest in Bitcoin and other virtual currencies?
National currencies were initially based on a gold standard, then gradually on the belief that the state which issues the currency will be able to guarantee its value and its stability. With the emergence of multiple financial and economic crises, the reliance on states and confidence in the financial industry have declined and virtual currencies – which were initially confined to a very few initiated people – have attracted the interest of an ever-growing part of the population. Bitcoin and other virtual currencies were initially the result of a 'bottom-up consensus' from a minority of individuals who wanted to decide by themselves what they wanted to value as money, outside of any governmental or financial authority and thus free from regulation.
More recently, the approach with regard to Bitcoin and other virtual currencies seems to be changing and their use – which was initially outside the banking system – is now in the process of being integrated into the banking system, allowing customers to benefit from the advantages offered by such systems (ie, allowing banking transactions to be cheaper, faster and even more secure than before). Thus, the ever-growing interest in Bitcoin and the other virtual currencies seems to be driven by the consistently increasing ways to use them, which are almost as numerous as new financial technology start-ups.
Has your jurisdiction taken steps to regulate virtual currencies? What is their current status?
There is no specific legal framework regulating virtual currencies in Luxembourg. However, the Luxembourg authorities and the financial supervisory body, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF), are fully aware that some tailoring is needed in order to adapt the financial regulatory framework to reflect the challenges of new technologies, especially with regard to virtual currencies.
In this context, the CSSF issued a press release on February 14 2014, stating that virtual currencies shall be considered as scriptural money, as they are accepted as a means of payment for goods and services. Due to their nature, virtual currencies may be considered as electronic money, but not necessarily within the meaning of the EU E-money Directive (2009/110/EC), which defines 'electronic money'.
In the same press release, the CSSF noted that "nobody can be established in Luxembourg to carry out an activity of the financial sector without an authorization by the Minister of Finance and without being subject to the prudential supervision of the CSSF".
In practice, determining what can be considered as an activity of the financial sector can be complicated, due to the wide range of use that can be made of virtual currencies. In other words, the distinction between an activity of the financial sector and mere IT support to financial professionals may be quite blurred. Thus, the CSSF took the position to proceed with a case-by-case analysis of the business models proposed by each potential new stakeholder that intends to establish its business in Luxembourg. Hence, persons contemplating carrying out activities in Luxembourg that involve issuing means of payments in the form of virtual currencies, providing payment services using virtual currencies or creating platforms to trade virtual currencies must first contact the CSSF in order to determine whether a licence is required – and if so, which type of licence. This highlights the need for all future market players to seek legal advice and guidance when developing their business model in order to benefit from maximum predictability on the legal treatment of their activities.
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"The Forgotten Holy Land," is the way Behnan describes his country of Turkey.
Locations there are mentioned more often in the New Testament than Israel and it was a principal setting of Christianity for more than 1,400 years. Six of Paul's 13 letters were directed to churches in that region. He spent more time there than in any other place and the impact of the gospel was profound. Luke tells us that, "all the residents of Asia heard the word of the Lord, both Jews and Greeks" (Acts 19:10) and later, "The word of the Lord continued to increase and prevail mightily" (Acts 19:20).
Paul and his church planting team started no less than 10 churches. By the end of the first century, churches dotted the entire landscape of Asia Minor.
The long and rich history of Christianity in Behnan's country reaches even to us today. What we recite as the Nicene Creed originated there. Much of our theological understanding of the Trinity and nature of Christ were first discussed in this area. For more than three centuries, the region was the focal point of theological reflection with discussions that thwarted the rise of many heretical teachings. God used the people in this part of the world in marvelous ways.
With the invasion of the Ottoman Empire in the 1400s, Islam quickly and successfully took the place of Christianity, often by forced conversion, death or exile. Today, Behnan's country is one of the least reached of any country in the world with a Christian population of less than two percent. While 79 percent of the population believes religion is important, only 49 percent actually attend religious services.
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God has been orchestrating events to show us an opportunity to join with Him. Atheism is growing among a disillusioned population. Terror threats are destroying the tourist industry. People are asking questions about their faith like never before. Syrian and Kurdish refugees are crossing the border where they are responding to the gospel in unprecedented ways. God is at work in Behnan's country and we believe He wants us to respond. Our goal over the next 3-6 years is to establish 10 new churches.
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13 December -- St Edburga of Minster-in-Thanet
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I told myself that when I was done, I would take a break. Treat myself to a vacation. But what I'm finding is my mind pulls toward my print table and all I can see is the paint flowing steadily into containers while I dream of new colors to mix.
The soft fluid movement of the pigment as it so easily adapts to it's new surroundings. A behavior I seek to learn in my own life, to be so accepting of change.
I want to see what it will show me next, almost like a gypsy's fortune telling crystal ball - it knows where I will go before I do. It keeps me tied to it, wanting more.
A break would mean time away from the threads and frayed edges, the stack of colors and possiblity.
No, I don't want a break. I want more making, more connection, more surrender. I feel almost desperate at the idea of being away from it. My studio practice has become so bold, entwining itself so deeply into my life that I cannot break away.
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Sometimes our art is our vacation. I look forward to seeing some of your work.
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We are so very lucky to be able to spend time doing what our hearts lead us to do.
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Sounds like you are right where you are supposed to be, doing what you need to do! Vacations are to get away from what we must do, but not necessarily what we need to do, you know? I haven't had much of a break for the past few years, because I keep finding things I want to do. The studio is in constant chaos, then I clean it, then chaos returns, but I'm happy. It's what I have always wanted, and it sounds like you're in the same zone, so I hope you get great joy from all the time you are spending there!


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