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MOR Sparkling Duo Lychee Flower Gift Set
Beautiful gift set containing soap and handcream from MOR Cosmetics, delivering one of their trademarked fragrances. Excellent set of MOR Cosmetics products, including handcream and soap with a fragrance of red berries. MOR Cosmetics soap and handcream combined into one beautiful gift set, a great gift for a woman that likes to pamper herself from time to time.
Triple Milled Soap & Luxurious Handcream in MOR's popular Lychee scent of ripe berries, soft powdery florals and a hint of green forest woods.
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What Can I Expect If I Buy This Gift Set?
Customers can find the MOR Sparkling Due Lychee Flower Gift Set in our collection of gift hampers. As you may already know, our gift hampers contain more than one gift, so in addition to what you find in this MOR Sparkling Duo gift set you will also find additional gifts in our gift hampers.
The MOR Sparkling Duo Lychee Flower Gift Set contains a luxurious triple milled soap from cosmetics giant MOR, but also a hand cream from MOR that will leave your hands moisturised like never before!
What Is The Fragrance Of This MOR Gift Set?
The title of this gift set already gives away the fragrance. The MOR Sparkling Duo Lychee Flower Gift Set is made with lychee flowers, but also ripe berries, powdery florals and also contains slight hints of green forest woods.
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It was a happy Road trip with family to Kancheepuram. we drove through the NH4 towards Kancheepuram and First headed to Varadha raja Perumal Temple which is well known as Balli (Lizard)Temple because there is a golden lizard and a silver lizard in the temple.
My niece is watching the fishes gobbling the puffed rice thrown by us.
|Watching the fishes
|Grazing at ease
|Beautifully sculpted out of rock
Bullet wood Flower / Magilampoo / Mimusoopi enengi


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Installing Web Control Center on Mac OS X
How to install Harmony Web Control Center
- From Finder, go to Applications > Harmony 14.0 > Tools.
- Double-click on Configuration Assistant.
The Welcome screen opens.
- Select the Create the Startup Items and Install/Uninstall Cisco OpenH264 Library options and click Continue.
The Create Startup Item screen opens.
- Select the Create Harmony Web Control Center Server Startup Item option and click Create.
A message box opens.
- Click OK.
The Cisco OpenH264 Library screen opens.
- Select the Install OpenH264 Library option and click Create.
The Finish screen opens.
- Click Done.
- Open the Terminal and start the service:
sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.toonboom.WebCCServer.plist
NOTE: You can use the Configuration Assistant to uninstall the OpenH264 library on Mac.


text: Ke Li is a second-year student at the University of Toronto, specialising in Finance and Computer Science. He has been recognized as a University of Toronto Scholar and received a GPA of 4.0. Ke graduated from high school with the highest academic standing and received provincial and national awards in accounting, marketing, computer science and mathematics. In Grade 10, he represented Ontario in DECA's international competition in the e-commerce business plan event. In his first year in university, Ke joined IBM to work in its software division during the summer. He also volunteered at the Ontario Cancer Biomarker Network to develop a mobile solution enabling remote monitoring of equipment from employees' BlackBerrys. In the near future, Ke plans to launch a software company specializing in web technologies and is currently in the process of applying for a patent for an upcoming product.


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French Toast II
French Toast II
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"Here's the way French Toast has been made in my family for at least 4 generations - but until I got into high school, we called it "egg-bread", as my back-country French-American grandparents had. Everyone I make it for loves it!"
READY IN:25mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 loaf Texas toast thick bread, Sliced (1 lb.)
- 1 dozen egg
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 tablespoons cinnamon, ground (more if needed)
- to taste butter or to taste shortening, to grease skillet
- Whisk the eggs till frothy.
- Add remaining ingredients, and mix well.
- Over medium heat, lightly grease skillet with shortening (butter will burn very quickly, so exercise caution if using butter). I use a paper towel, so I can use it repeatedly, with every 2 or 3 pans of French toast. Dip each slice of bread into the egg mixture, on both sides.
- Do this quickly, so as not to completely soak the bread.
- Cook in skillet over med/med-high heat for approx 5 min per side. You may need to flip more than once to get th e desired golden-brown color.
- Serve with butter and powdered sugar, or preserves (my favorite) or syrup.


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Dreams appear
Not only at night
They roam
In our mind
All the time.
Drifting clouds
Some times
They let go the sun
Spreading warmth
In life.
It all depends
Which way
The wind blows
Up they fly
Without wings
Touch the roof
Or disappear
Without leaving a trace.
At times
Dark threatening and dense
In gloom they hang
Till tears
Drop like rain
And clear the skies.
Dreaming dreams
We live
Without we die
Chisel our lives.


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I think my soft spot for Peter Milligan has finally worn out. He had a decent run, but now it seems that everything he writes is about the same: below average. Terminal Hero can be described as Phenomenon with John Travolta, but with super powers. If that sounds like a great idea to you then you might still like this comic, but I did not. Usually I don't tell you that at the start of a review, but this story was difficult to get through. We're thrown into the world with our main character Rory finding out that he as a "beautiful" inoperable tumor that will kill him in two months. He complains to his friend and gets his anger out of the way. He then is approached by a beautiful Doctor he works with and she tries to pity fuck him on his front door step, but he's in love with her so he turns her away. His friend comes over and offers him the chance at an experimental drug. Rory takes it because hell why not right?
He develops powers and pukes a lot, but the tumor starts to shrink. He develops more powers like sowing the mouth shut of a little girl with half a thought from his mind and bringing his dead sister back in ghost form. In the end it turns out that his friend was using him and the drug released something sinister inside of him and now it's only quenched by whores and drugs… so he promptly begins doing both.
The narrative is choppy and though there are markers like "Later" or "four weeks later" they really hold no weight on the story. It still reads and acts as if mere days or really hours have gone by in the story. What's worse is that there is no sympathy for Rory because we haven't seen his life or gotten to know him. Usually when a story just throws you in like Terminal Hero has done, I'm okay with it, but it clearly didn't work here. We really needed that bullshit time of getting to know our character so that we could care when his life is nearing its end and then also care when his personality changes. As it stands right now he changes with every scene because there's no consistency built.
The concept is nothing new either. If you find the idea of near death giving you super powers then check out Titan Comics' Death Sentence; it's a far better story and has real character development. Here Rory just seems to have powers and while there's a short list of what he can do there seems to be very little he can't do.
The art is honestly about what I expected from a Dynamite title. That sucks to say since they've been on a roll lately and really improved the quality of their art. This issue is a step back. The details are severely lacking and the ones that are there don't make any sense. What fabric of shirt is Rory wearing? Because it wrinkles constantly from top to bottom. There was really just nothing standout about the art or the coloring which had a muted look. I know Jae Lee did the cover, but the coloring there is vibrant and alive while the coloring on the interior is the exact opposite. I don't know who made that call so I'm not going to point the finger of blame.
I'm not sure why this book is called Terminal "Hero" either. Rory is clearly not a hero and if somehow turns into one… well I still wouldn't buy that. He's anything but heroic from beginning to end. Perhaps "Terminal Villain" would have been a better choice and not mislead the audience. Pick this up at your own risk. As for me I'll be wary the next time I see Milligan's name on a cover because this is just too many duds in a row to continue giving chances to him.
Score: 2/5
Writer: Peter Milligan Artist: Piotr Kowalski Colorist: Kelly Fitzpatrick Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment Price: $3.99 Release Date: 8/6/14 Format: Print/Digital


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Kristina Hughes
IMDb: 3.6
81 min
Blacky, a black sheep, is the terror of the farm. And she is obsessed with going to the Moon. Kanuto, the sheepdog, gets tangled up ...
Actor: Kristina Hughes, Emilee Wallace, Peter Hudson, Sarmarie Klein, Tony Pauletto, Tyler Shamy, Kim Michelle Broderick, Brian Vermeire, Ryan Dowler, Sean Oneal, Mills Alison, Carolyn Fallin, Bobby Jackson, Maria Dylan-Spencer
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IMDb: 5.7
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In New Eden, Martin unsuccessfully tries to protect his wife and daughter from an attack of vampires led by a blonde vampire. He returns to ...
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Human-centred design
Human-centered design is a creative approach to problem solving.
It's a process that starts with the people you're designing for and ends with new solutions that are tailor made to suit their needs. Embracing human-centered design means believing that all problems, even the seemingly intractable ones like poverty, gender equality, and clean water, are solvable.
The human-centered design consists of three phases. In the Inspiration Phase you'll learn directly from the people you're designing for as you immerse yourself in their lives and come to deeply understand their needs. In the Ideation Phase you'll make sense of what you learned, identify opportunities for design, and prototype possible solutions. And in the Implementation Phase you'll bring your solution to life, and eventually, to market. And you'll know that your solution will be a success because you've kept the very people you're looking to serve at the heart of the process.
In April 2015, IDEO.org launched the Field Guide to Human-Centered Design. A 192-page book and open-source toolkit, the Field Guide outlines seven mindsets of human-centred design: Empathy, Optimism, Iteration, Creative Confidence, Making, Embracing Ambiguity, and Learning from Failure. The Field Guide includes an explanation of 57 design methods and is full of worksheets and case studies that show human-centered design in action.
You can find the Field Guide below in the resources. How would you translate the problem you are trying to solve into a design challenge? Do you find any of the 57 design methods particularly useful?


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On Sunday, a young man walked into the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, and opened fire. He killed 26 people and wounded about a dozen more. Among the dead are the pastor's 14-year-old daughter, a woman who was eight months pregnant and children as young as 5 years old. The death toll could continue to rise, and as it stands, it accounts for about 7 percent of the town's population — per census numbers from the year 2000 — and a third of the congregation's typical Sunday attendance. Everything about this story is awful.
Though violent crime rates overall are historically low right now, mass shootings like this have become more frequent and more deadly in recent years. That fact and the fear it understandably engenders has contributed to increasingly vitriolic conversations about gun policy when each new tragedy strikes, and the first 24 hours after this Texas shooting were no exception.
RELATED: New details have emerged the Sutherland Springs church murderer — here's what we know
This time around, debate reached a fever pitch over whether public offerings of "thoughts and prayers" are a sincere and legitimate response to what happened or a cowardly and duplicitous way for pro-gun rights politicians to avoid talking policy. Here are some tweets typical of this debate, some more measured than others:
On this subject I'd like to make two points.
First, the critics of "thoughts and prayers" are not wrong that the phrase has become a lazy formula for public figures who want to get a quick, bland statement out after a tragedy. It is, ironically enough, almost always used thoughtlessly and, I'm willing to bet, frequently asserted when no prayer has happened, either.
In an age when the 24-hour news cycle brings us a constant stream of reports of one new tragedy after another, politicians who wish to comment on this sort of event owe the victims at least a tiny bit of real thought before they weigh in.
That's true whatever you believe about the policy issues any given tragedy raises. It is 0 percent surprising this phrase has begun to grate.
Second, it is always unhelpful to accuse people who disagree with us politically of having bad intentions. Talking policy after tragedy is hard enough without such accusations.
Let me change the subject to show what I mean: I think we should end the failed drug war and legalize all drugs. I believe this for reasons of principle (it's not the government's job to control what we choose to consume) and practicality (the drug war has been enormously expensive and ineffective at lowering drug use) alike.
I also believe it on humanitarian grounds, both because some drugs have important medical value, and because I think there's excellent evidence that legalizing drugs is the best way to confront the addiction, overdoses, trafficking, gang violence and other ills drug use and trade occasion. In short, a big reason — in fact, the main reason — I want to legalize drugs is that I believe it would save a lot of lives.
I also realize many people sincerely disagree with me about this. Maybe you do. Maybe you think legalizing drugs would lead to more suffering. I think you're wrong, just as you think I'm wrong, but I hope we can recognize neither of us has bad intentions here.
Neither of us is failing to value human life. We disagree on what policy will help people most, but our goal — reducing addition, violence, etc. — is the same. I'll argue all day that your support for the drug war is deeply, disastrously wrong, but I'm never going to accuse you of wanting people to die, and I hope you'll afford me the same courtesy.
RELATED: President Trump reacts to the church massacre in Texas, saying guns aren't the problem
Now back to the gun issue. The way some people on the left talk about the gun rights crowd reminds me of how some people on the right talk about those who want to legalize drugs: In both cases there is a totally uncharitable insistence that the other side doesn't care about loss of life caused by guns or drugs, when for the vast majority that's just not true.
Yes, there are corrupt politicians who care more about their campaign bank accounts than representing their constituents well, but most of us do not fall into that category. "Thoughts and prayers" is used way too flippantly — and politicians especially should be held accountable for that — but we will never get around to a productive conversation about gun policy and crime (or any similarly volatile topic) in America if we persist in accusing each other of bad intentions and apathy about human life.
So in the spirit of charity in debate, let me leave you with two articles worth reading: If you're generally pro-gun rights and you don't understand the anger over "thoughts and prayers," read "Why 'thoughts and prayers' is starting to sound so profane" from Kirsten Powers at The Washington Post. And if you're generally pro-gun control and you don't understand how "thoughts and prayers" can feel like an acceptable response, read "The case for 'thoughts and prayers' — even if you don't believe in God" by Katelyn Beaty at The Atlantic.


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April 2013 - Vintage Circle Scarf
It seems like infinity scarves, or circle scarves, are everywhere lately. This is a simple pattern that can be transferred to a variety of yarns of different fibre contents and weights. In the sample pictured, one skein of Berroco Vintage was used with 5mm needles until the yarn ran out. With a simple stitch pattern like Mistake Rib, we can make this scarf thinner or wider by adding or subtracting mutiples of two stitches, always maintaing an uneven number of stitches.
1 or 2 skeins of Vintage or any worsted weight yarn
Cast on 27 stitches.
To join ends:
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RT Journal Article
SR Electronic
T1 The MIQE Guidelines: Minimum Information for Publication of Quantitative Real-Time PCR Experiments
JF Clinical Chemistry
JO Clin. Chem.
FD American Association for Clinical Chemistry
DO 10.1373/clinchem.2008.112797
A1 Bustin, Stephen A.
A1 Benes, Vladimir
A1 Garson, Jeremy A.
A1 Hellemans, Jan
A1 Huggett, Jim
A1 Kubista, Mikael
A1 Mueller, Reinhold
A1 Nolan, Tania
A1 Pfaffl, Michael W.
A1 Shipley, Gregory L.
A1 Vandesompele, Jo
A1 Wittwer, Carl T.
UL http://clinchem.aaccjnls.org/content/55/4/611.abstract
AB Background: Currently, a lack of consensus exists on how best to perform and interpret quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) experiments. The problem is exacerbated by a lack of sufficient experimental detail in many publications, which impedes a reader's ability to evaluate critically the quality of the results presented or to repeat the experiments. Content: The Minimum Information for Publication of Quantitative Real-Time PCR Experiments (MIQE) guidelines target the reliability of results to help ensure the integrity of the scientific literature, promote consistency between laboratories, and increase experimental transparency. MIQE is a set of guidelines that describe the minimum information necessary for evaluating qPCR experiments. Included is a checklist to accompany the initial submission of a manuscript to the publisher. By providing all relevant experimental conditions and assay characteristics, reviewers can assess the validity of the protocols used. Full disclosure of all reagents, sequences, and analysis methods is necessary to enable other investigators to reproduce results. MIQE details should be published either in abbreviated form or as an online supplement. Summary: Following these guidelines will encourage better experimental practice, allowing more reliable and unequivocal interpretation of qPCR results.


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Improve your game by practicing putting in your basement or backyard.
19 Apr, 2013
Posted by: aaa_janitor In: Indoor Putting Greens
This video shows the putting green taping process for putting greens cut for seaming.
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Artists who have participated in exhibitions at Griffin Gallery are featured below.
Alexandra Lethbridgewww.alexandralethbridge.com
Alexandra Lethbridge (b.1987) is a photographer born in Hong Kong and based in the UK. She graduated from the University of Brighton with a Masters in Photography. Found photographs, archival imagery and constructed images form the basis of Alexandra͛s research-based practice. Drawing upon a range of references and source material, she combines scientific theories with fictional images, bringing them together as an experimental form of storytelling.
Her work has been exhibited widely with recent exhibitions including FotoFestiwal Lodz, Jimei Arles International Photo Festival, Cork Photo Festival, Christie's Auction House, Circulations Festival, Encontros de Imagem, Pingyao International Photography Festival and PhotoUKIndia. In 2014, she was shortlisted for the Paris Photo Aperture Foundation First Photo Book Award for her publication, The Meteorite Hunter, also now included as part of the Museum of Modern Art's book collection, New York.
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You called your blog "Los Monstruos de Tony", what means "The Monsters of Tony". But you don't show many monsters there. So maybe you are something like Doctor Frankenstein and monsters are just your comic books?
I used to draw a lot of monsters and I think I still do, but for some reason I have not uploaded them to the blog. And the name comes from my publisher, he originaly wanted to call my sketchbook like that.
Your drawings are very expressive. So I wonder, that when you are creating a comic book, you care more about writing the story or conveying emotions?
I think both. But all the time, the story comes a bit late in my stuff.
In general, what is your first step in making comic books? First you see the picture, which inspires you? Or maybe some words, whole story?
Usually it's an image. Then I imagine the past and the future of it and that's how my story comes.
I see similarities between your comic books and movies by Guillermo del Toro. You are both mixing realism with fantasy and you are from Mexico. Combining realism with fantasy is characteristic of Mexican culture?
Well, I don´t really know, but maybe, why not? There must be something in our culture or maybe we just have the same influences.
Cinema has movement and music has sound. And what – for you – distinguish and make comic books a different medium?
It's a powerfull media, who has image and words.
Many critics say, that everything in art had already been said and done. If that's true, what are the new solutions and horizons for comic books?
Yes, maybe it is or can be true. So the new solution is just an idea, how to tell those stories.
Instant photography, like Polaroid, captures the evanescent moment. And what is evanescent for you?
Life itself.
If you could take only one picture, what would you photograph?
Hm... it's hard to tell. Maybe a childhood landscape?
You can also find Tony Sandoval here:
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Three poets out to make you laugh, or at least be awed by... we do believe! Open mic follows. Jerry Ferraz has been hosting this shindig for as long as we can remember. Do come! Per Kopel & Always: "you'll find poetic adventures … [Read more...]
Monday, April 20th – 7:00 pm
Poets Clyde Always, Stephen Kopel & Tom Stolmar, followed by open mic
Monday, March 16th – 7 pm
poets Devreaux Baker
and Doren Robbins
open mic follows
Devreaux Baker and Doren Robbins will converge on Bird & Beckett for what promises to be a rich and rewarding reading, she from Mendocino and he from Santa Cruz. Though they haven't met, they've known and admired each other's poetry and are … [Read more...]
Sunday, March 8th — 2 pm
Bill Berkson & Dale Herd:
a poet and a short story writer
read their work
Two writers with recent books out from Coffee House Press will share the Bird & Beckett stage: Dale Herd reading stories from Empty Pockets and Bill Berkson reading poems from Expect Delays. Bill Berkson came of age as a writer during the era … [Read more...]
Monday, March 2nd – 7 pm
Poet Franklin Zawacki
(Robt. Frost Award Winner 2014)
+ open mic
Franklin Zawacki's poem "Roadsiding Hay" -- which is reproduced below -- just won him the 2014 Robert Frost Award. His bio can be read at the organization's website (click here). Franklin will read selected and recent poems. An open mic … [Read more...]
Monday, February 16th – 7 pm
Poets Ronald Sauer & Robert Anbian
open mic follows
Ron Sauer is a native New Yorker and a leading light of the North Beach art and poetry scene, known for trenchant social satires and poignant love poems and for translations of Baudelaire, Aloysius Betrand, and Jacques Prevert. A troubadour of urban … [Read more...]


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2 Dec, 2013
Today, Equivital, the market leader in mobile human, body monitoring systems, announced that it has achieved the IECEx, ATEX and Class 1, Division 1 certification for its flagship product, the EQ02 LifeMonitor.
Following this, the system can now be used in hazardous and explosive environments in Europe and North America, as well as other countries that recognise these standards. It is the first body worn multi parameter physiological sensor system to receive this certification.
ATEX is a directive mandating the stringent testing and certification of equipment used in potentially explosive atmospheres established by the European Union in 2003. The IECEx provides assurance that equipment and systems are manufactured and operated according to the highest International Standards of safety.
The EQ02 LifeMonitor, a body worn sensor that logs and transmits mobile human performance data in real time, has been specifically adapted to meet the demands of the hazardous worker environment. Equivital's Black Ghost system uses data sent from the EQ02 LifeMonitor as well as other sources of relevant data including GPS and weather to provide continuous, real-time safety, welfare and wellbeing monitoring. The system has been designed for use by workers that operate in challenging and potentially hazardous industrial environments, such as petrochemical processing plants and offshore drilling rigs.
The system has been developed to give organisations access to real-time information on worker safety and welfare and to improve site operational efficiency. In the longer term, the rich contextualised data sets collected by Black Ghost will allow for data mining, which in turn will help to further improve welfare and wellbeing of workers through the development of new intelligence and metrics. With safe sensors and integrated alarms and alerts, the Black Ghost system facilitates speedy allocation of medical resource on the ground across the full range of industrial environments as and when events happen. The system also incorporates multiple levels of stakeholder access allowing remote viewing of many facilities from different locations, ensuring that safety and efficiency are of primary concern.
Anmol Sood, CEO Equivital: "This is an important landmark for Equivital and the global industrial health and safety landscape. We are excited at the potential benefit to industrial worker safety and wellbeing along with the operational efficiency gains that are now possible. As the first body worn multi parameter medical device to achieve these ratings, Equivital is looking forward to working with a number of organisations to improve the safety and wellbeing of their workers in hazardous environments."


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InfoAg 2017 Presentation
Precision Scouting
Grand D
Wed, Jul 26, 2017
4:00 PM to 5:20 PM
Remote Sensing: How to make it valuable
The real value of any data set comes from the interpretation of the data and understanding of what is happening on the ground. Remote sensed data, regardless of platform, still needs to be ground truthed. Just because you have an image doesn't mean that it will be valuable. The understanding of this is key to managing expectations from you and those of your grower.
John Gibson
Precision Ag Specialist
Crop Quest Inc.
Dodge City, KS 67801
Dodge City, KS 67801
John is a precision ag specialist for Crop Quest based out of Dodge City, Kansas. He has been working for Crop Quest for five years. John manages the remote sensing program utilized by Crop Quest. He has his Part 107 Certificate to do commercial UAV operations when needed. John also helps provide support for managing and utilizing yield, EC/EM, grid/soil sampling data, and any other data types used to help agronomists and producers better manage their fields.


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Mid-Century Contemporary View Home With Pool
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Partners Trust :: James Harris
|This rare and stunning Mid-Century home is situated in the hills of the San Fernando Valley. The architecture, typical of the mid-century modern movement, boasts open plan living with a bright, airy feel and provides maximum indoor-outdoor flow to achieve the ultimate in California living. The home is flawlessly designed, from the symmetrical open plan living space to the clean finishes of the stone kitchen surfaces and it's Viking appliances. The property encompasses a chef's kitchen, salt water swimming pool, spa, enormous master bedroom with walk-in closet along with a fully equipped outdoor tiki bar. This is the perfect entertaining home that offers everything one would need.
3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2600sf, 9300sf lot
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Barn standing on 1265sqmt of land
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A selection of ten of the best plots of land for sale in France in 2018
Building your own home in France (Building or extending property in France) is a very popular way to achieve the dream of owning a holiday property or beginning a new life in France (Life in France). Building your own house can be considerably cheaper than buying, and of course, carries the advantage of being able to control the design and the quality as well as the cost. Whether you decide to go it alone and do the work yourself, or to employ a project manager to oversee the build in your absence is up to you, but whichever of these options you choose, the whole thing begins with finding that perfect plot of land. (Land for Sale in France.)
As always in the case of property, location is vital. However, one man's perfect location is another man's nightmare, and France, being such a large and diverse country, offers a vast choice of location. The building industry is alive and well in France, in spite of the economic downturn, and everywhere you look you will see houses being built. To find the perfect plot, you need to choose your area, whether it's beside the sea, in the mountains, in a village or a town. If you have children, you may decide that to live in a village with a school, activities and shops is the best choice, while couples may prefer a plot in the country, in a more isolated position.
Only you can decide, but the choices aren't over once you have made that first decision. The size and aspect of the plot, the cost, of course, flat or sloping, all of these things are important to get right. Don't forget too, that if you are looking for a plot on which to build your house, you must be sure that the land is being sold with permission to construct a residence!
At the bottom end of the price scale, plots on a lotissement can offer great value for money, and also be used to create an easy to manage holiday property or a small family home. Lotissements are the French equivalent of a housing estate in the UK, and while perhaps not offering the glamour of a grand house in the country or an elegant townhouse, lotissement living can carry many advantages. In a new lotissement development, everyone is building so there are unlikely to be complaints about the noise or mess, and also, everyone is new to the place making it easier to make friends and not feel so much of an outsider. Lotissements tend to be close to amenities such as schools and shops, as they are created for families. The presence of neighbours also means that should you spend periods of time in the UK, your home is less likely to be broken into, and any problems such as water leaks will be reported swiftly.
Nice building plot near Chaillac
10,500 Euros
Chaillac: nice building plot for sale of 2285 m2 (about half an acre), at only 700 metres from the centre of the village. * Water, electricity, telephone runs to the front of the land. * The Certificatd'Urbanism (CU - outline planning permission) would need to be re-applied for. This recently expired but can be renewed with the Marie. * The land has open views over the countryside in front of it.
Building Plot Set In 1/4 Acre Level Plot 1km From Town Centre
12,500 Euros
Level building plot set between two houses of 1/4 acre. All services are present on the limit of the property. Just 1 km from the centre of town.
Building Plot On Approx Quater Of An Acre Close to Verteuil-Sur-Charente And Ruffec
13,000 Euros
An attractive building plot close to Ruffec and Verteuil-Sur-Charente with some lovely views. Water & electricity is passes the plot, but is not yet connected. On approximately 1000m² and close to the river Charente, lovely are for walks.
Building plot of 1200m2
16,000 Euros
This lovely building plot can be found at the end of a hamlet. The hamlet is situated close to the town of Cussac, a lively town which has all amenities. there is water and electricity nearby. One has to install a septic tank, there is no mains drainage in the village.
Within minutes of evran and all amenities : building plot
19,950 Euros
This plot of 756m2 is awaiting your project! Located within minutes of Evran and all amenities.
Constructible Land
19,000 Euros
Plot of land : 3200 m² near a charming village (300 m). Facing west. Nice view. of land. Water, electricity and main drainage on the edge of the land.
Building plot with lake view and valid permit
35,000 Euros
ref 1938: Exclusive! Valley Ternoise, 10 minutes from Hesdin, beautiful building plot with an area of ??1582m ². Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, overlooking the lake, superb quiet and green environment. Facade 26m, depth 65m, positive CU. Building permit granted and valid for construction of 160m2 approx. Floor study provided. Free builder. To have!!
Building plot with views on a lake
42,000 Euros
This building plot can be found in the centre of a little town, which has a few amenities. The total size is 3615m2 and there is permission to build 2 houses. It is therefore also possible to buy part of the plot, at a different price of course. Water and electricity are nearby, and there is mains drainage.
Sold/Under offer
Flat building plots, not in an estate on a land of 3 plots only.
66,000 Euros
Lot 1 (with water/electricity) of 618 m² = 66.000 € Lot 2 (no water/electricity) of 640 m² = 67.100 € Lot 3 (no water/electricity) of 665 m² = 68.200 € Only Lot 3 is still available.
Building plots near the beach
75,000 Euros
Several plots available situated next to the pine forest and a few minutes walk to the beach, shops, bars, restaurants and renowned night market of Montalivet. All plots have services including mains drainage. We offer a turnkey build service for variety of house designs all with 10 year guarantee. Excellent investment. ------------ General Amenities * Type of property - Land Exterior Amenities * Environment - Beach * Environment - Country * Environment - Village
The selection above is simply that, a selection of the available building plots around the country. With prices shown starting from under 20,000 Euros, there is something here for everyone. Time to stop dreaming and start building!
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Jessica Bennett is an award-winning journalist and author who writes on gender issues, sexuality and culture. She is a contributing writer at the New York Times, where you can find her byline on topics ranging from feminists joining Greek life to female pot entrepreneurs to the hyperbole of internet speak. She authored the first profile of Monica Lewinsky in over a decade, looking critically at the woman who would later describe, in her TedTalk, being "patient zero" for online shaming. She also writes a monthly column on digital language called Command Z.
Jessica's first book, Fight Club: An Office Survival Manual (for a Sexist Workplace), was published by HarperCollins in September. Called "engaging, practical and hilarious" by Sheryl Sandberg and "a classic fuck you feminist battle manual" by Ilana Glazer, it became an instant-Amazon bestseller.
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Delta Air Lines released this statement:
"It's nice to host you in what I consider to be our living room. We're doing this presentation under the wing of the Spirit of Delta."
That's how CEO Ed Bastian welcomed more than 100 investors and Wall Street analysts to Delta's 11th annual Investor Day, which was hosted at the Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta. It was the first time in recent years that the event, which typically is in New York, was held in Atlanta.Bastian set forth many of Delta's key financial, operational and customer experience achievements during the year, noting that Delta people who drive these results are setting Delta up for its climb forward in 2018.
He also strongly emphasized Delta's plan to curb unit cost growth in 2018 excluding profit sharing to between 0 and 2 percent in 2018 through a variety of productivity and efficiency initiatives.
Bastian also mentioned Delta's order of A321neos, saying, "We think it's the best narrowbody aircraft product in the sky, not only for our customers, but for our people to work with."
Before fielding questions from analysts and investors, Ed rounded out his comments describing how Delta has five strategic advantages that differentiate it from competitors, updated December quarter guidance and debuted guidance for 2018 earnings-per-share growth.
Other speakers included Joanne Smith, Chief Human Resources Officer, who emphasized to the group that hiring the right people and reinforcing a strong brand as an employer will be key to keeping Delta's strong culture going forward. She also mentioned that Delta's Rules of the Road is a strong expression of values that guides the entire enterprise."Rules of the Road is probably the best business book you'll read," she said.
Chief Marketing Officer Tim Mapes discussed how Delta listens to customers and how growing loyalty to Delta's brand creates a durable revenue stream. "We listen with a bias toward action," he said. "We listen with a bias toward doing something more because we genuinely are concerned with your experience and getting you to where you need to go with a great experience."
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Chief Operating Officer Gil West said, "We truly have a culture of continuous improvement. This is something difficult to replicate – you not only need to have the hard skills to do it, but there has to be the people, the culture has to be receptive to continuous improvement. The organization really excels at that and people bring it to life."
Paul Jacobson, Delta's chief financial officer, discussed initiatives to reduce non-fuel costs through efficiency improvements and fleet transformation. Fuel prices are expected to remain "relatively stable" next year, he said."We have to find ways and innovate to find ways to address costs in ways we haven't done before," he said.
Bastian closed out the event with a $25,000 donation presentation to the Atlanta chapter of Marine Toys for Tots. The donation was provided on behalf of attendees and was given in their name.


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Aaron Joseph Purmort had brain cancer - it was terminal.
But rather than giving up and living his last days out in misery and sadness, the 35-year-old let his ability to see the brighter side shine through.
The product of his great sense of humour is this fantastic obituary, which he penned with his wife, Nora shortly before his death.
Purmort, Aaron Joseph age 35, died peacefully at home on November 25 after complications from a radioactive spider bite that led to years of crime-fighting and a years long battle with a nefarious criminal named Cancer, who has plagued our society for far too long.
Civilians will recognize him best as Spider-Man, and thank him for his many years of service protecting our city.
His family knew him only as a kind and mild-mannered Art Director, a designer of websites and t-shirts, and concert posters who always had the right cardigan and the right thing to say (even if it was wildly inappropriate).
Aaron was known for his long, entertaining stories, which he loved to repeat often. In high school, he was in the band The Asparagus Children, which reached critical acclaim in the northern suburbs.
As an adult, he graduated from the College of Visual Arts (which also died an untimely death recently) and worked in several agencies around Minneapolis, settling in as an Interactive Associate Creative Director at Colle + McVoy. Aaron was a comic book aficionado, a pop-culture encyclopedia and always the most fun person at any party.
He is survived by his parents Bill and Kim Kuhlmeyer, father Mark Purmort (Patricia, Autumn, Aly), sisters Erika and Nicole, first wife Gwen Stefani, current wife Nora and their son Ralph, who will grow up to avenge his father's untimely death.
Nora Purmort, who started the blog My Husband's Tumor to document their time together, wrote of the obituary: "I've never laughed and cried more in one sitting. But I'm so glad we got to do this. I love this man so damn much."
The night we met, Aaron slid on his knees across a dance floor to deliver two beers to @lillyj3 and me. I laughed so hard I could barely breathe. On our first date, he grabbed my hand and dragged me to the dance floor during the Mayer Hawthorne show at The Varsity. As a gangly Caucasian girl, being forced to dance in public is basically a form of assault, but he made me laugh, spun me in circles and under his arm, and I didn't care if anyone was looking at me. Do you understand what I'm saying? He made me literally DANCE LIKE NOBODY WAS WATCHING. He was a living, breathing decorative sign from TJ Maxx. This photo is from Lil and Alex's wedding, when we took turns wearing #ralphiegrams in the Ergobaby and burned up the dance floor all night long (10:30 PM). It's perfect. Thank you for capturing this, Justine. And thank you Aaron for making me dance.
Evidently, the world will be a darker place without such a super hero.
Read more of Aaron's story on his wife, Nora's blog.
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Fall and winter swimming
greg b
I really enjoy summer swimming, the chill of jumping into an unheated pop pool,reading in a lounge chair etc. After the pool closes today it is hard to go the fitness center and swim in a shallow 25 us pool. How do you motivate yourself to swim indoors?
Jim B
Love this question! Winter is a major long season in my location. I remember years ago getting out of work with the idea of going to the Y for swim and workout. The idea of getting into a "cold" pool was not a pleasant thought that could easily dissuade me. Of course, the pool wasn't really cold. After the swim I would always feel so energized and warm that it was comp,etely worth it.
So in my opinion, the secret is to schedule a routine and stick to it. "just do it," as the slogan goes. It is well worth the investment over time. The routine is similar to swim team practice. Just put in the laps.
greg b
Jim I know it is psychological. I can think of so many reasons not to go days turn to a week weeks and months. Maybe joining a master's team and spending money will do it.
Jezebel Rose
I swim year round, and it's always in an indoor pool at the local Y. The outdoor pool is open during the summer months, but, I'm always so used to swimming indoors, I don't really go in the outdoor one. This week, though, the indoor pool is closed due to annual maintenance (closed starting today, re-opening on Sat.). The outdoor pool is still open, so I can swim in that one. So, I have a few days to use the outdoor one--this is the only time I use the outdoor pool there, when the indoor pool's closed for the annual maintenance. I do enjoy the outdoor pool, actually, it's just I'm always used to the indoor one, as I mentioned before. Next season I'll have to remember about going in the outdoor pool more.
Julie F
I totally hear you...to me, the ideal swim begins and ends with sunshine overhead! The ONLY thing that got me into the indoor pool was bringing my music with me. I created playlists to coincide w the workout I planned. For example, continuous or distance swimming would call for easy listening music...Eagles, CSN, or maybe classical or instrumental. Then, for more intense, Go Get It workouts I would make a pumpin' playlist ~ one that makes me want to swim fast, work hard, get my heart goin', nurture the warrior vibe, ya know? :)
Sometimes, on those no-brain days, I would just put it on shuffle and adjust my swim - style, speed, pace - according to the song that came up...a great way to do it for those days when I don't want to think too much about it...just put me on auto-pilot, and see what happens. I found doing one of those every once in awhile helps prevent boredom from repetition as well.
There are so many options for waterproof mp3 players now, so look into one that makes sense for you...I have always been happy w the h2o audio line of products, available on swimoutlet.com !
Deborah G
i swim year round, about 5 days/week, generally in the morning. What keeps me going is having people to swim workouts with and knowing how great I feel once I've finished. If I wake up in the morning with something on my mind that I know I will have to focus on during the day, or if I have anything that makes me feel stressed, I try not to address it until after my swim. Once I'm done, I feel like I can tackle anything, and with better and more efficient focus. Having people to swim with, whether it's Masters (an excellent idea!) or just your own training group, makes it more effective and enjoyable, too.
It's also easier for me to keep swimming if I have my routine and stick to it. Additionally, it's important to make it as easy as possible to have your gear ready to go. I have a gear bag for all of my "toys" (buoy, paddles, etc) and a backpack with shampoo, makeup, dryer (all separate from what I use at home) towel, etc. so getting in and out is no big deal.
Jordan T
It's definitely a lot harder for me to force myself to wake up early and jump into the pool when it's colder outside.
I try to stay motivated by thinking of my end goal and the warm coffee that will be waiting for me at the end of the swim!


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Saturday October 5, 2013
I would like to thank all the guys and gals who helped me with the set up, food concession, signs, registration, raffle and teardown. There are also friends you can call on that will always pitch in. Jim Martin did a great job announcing all day long! I would like to thank the following members who helped: Carroll Jenkins, Jeff Bartell, Martin DeRoy, Kim Martin, Jim Martin, Joe Fast, Mike Cameron, Dick Bob, Andy Novetzke, Steve Sundheimer, Roger Niolet, John Hall, Mike Winter, David Hasler and Jim Holloman. (Sorry if I missed anyone.)
I would like to thank our Web Master Mike Winter for the photos you see on this page to give you a little taste of the variety of planes that flew this year. Since this is a one day only, Saturday Event, a lot of flyers now prefer this arrangement.
Lots of spectators who saw the coverage on the noon show on Channel 7 WWSB came out and bought the great sandwiches made at the Publix Deli. The TV coverage is always the best advertising even though it was also posted on Craig's List, RC Universe, RC Group, AMA and 14 other "Events in Sarasota" Web sites including the "Ticket" in the Herald Tribune. I also mailed or emailed flyers to last year's pilots, 45 hobby shops and 25 AMA clubs to post at their flying field.
I gave away a lot of flyers for the Corvin Miller Memorial Scalemaster Qualifier, the Warbirds over Sarasota and the IMAA Swap Meet, along with back issues of model magazines with a SRQ R/C brochure inserted were give out to the spectators. Jim Martin handed out the Balsa Nickel Gliders to the kids that were a big hit!
All the winners of the $100 Visa Card, $50 gift certificate from Gator Hobbies and a $25 gift card from Bone Fish Grill were present at the drawing to receiver their prizes. The pictures of the winners were taken by John Hall.
The Pilot drawing prizes consisted of tools donated by Gator Hobbies at 4832 Clark Road and Troy Built Models at gave each pilot some servo plug safety clips. Both businesses have been very supportive of all our SRQ events.
Look for other upcoming events on this web site and print out the flyer, then stick it on your refrigerator door so you don't forget and bring a friend or kid to the next event for a day of family fun.
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Staying with friends about an hour away from where Heidi
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De La Beche ridge, Mt Cook National Park
|Sidling below De La Beche ridge. Some Australian climbers were demonstrating how ropes can be used to increase the chance of tragedy. The steepish slopes, numerous crevasses and odd ice cliff, mean that the Minarets can appear to be cut-off in summer. This can make the long 1800m ascent up the ridge seem frustrating... but there's usually a way through the maze of crevasses... not that we found it on this occasion (it's a mistake to go too high, too soon).
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Niacet Tiel opens doors for Girlsday on April 23, 2015
On Girlsday, a huge number of technology companies, higher education institutions and science centers all open their doors for girls aged 10 to 15. The girls are offered the opportunity to participate in interesting activities organized specially for them, and to see first-hand how science and technology are used in everyday professional practice.
The Niacet site in Tiel will participate for the second time this year and will welcome a group of girls in the age of 12-15 years. A group of, mainly female, employees will welcome the girls and give some presentations. Besides a plant tour the girls will also get a chance to perform some laboratory experiments to learn something about chemistry.
Girlsday is an initiative devised by VHTO, the Dutch national expert organization on girls/women and science/technology, to encourage girls to become familiar with science, technology and ICT from a young age. This national event takes place annually in April, this year on April 23th.
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A federal judge has halted the new FLSA overtime rule just days away from its effective date of December 1, 2016
In May 2016, the Department of Labor (DOL) issued its final Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) overtime rule which was scheduled to take effect December 1, 2016. Among other changes, the new rule would have raised the salary threshold for executive, administrative and professional overtime exemptions from $23,660 to $47,476. The threshold would then automatically increase every three years, with the first automatic update taking place on January 1, 2020.
On October 14, twenty-one states, led by Nevada and Texas, filed an emergency motion for a preliminary injunction asking the court to block enforcement of the new rule pending a final ruling on the states' claims that the DOL had exceeded its authority by raising the salary threshold and by providing automatic adjustments to the threshold every three years. On the same day the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and several other business groups, which had also filed a lawsuit challenging the new rule, asked that the court consolidate their case with the state lawsuit.
Until yesterday, it appeared that employers were going to need to comply with the new overtime rule by December 1. In a ruling handed down by Judge Amos Mazzant, of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, "A preliminary injunction preserves the status quo while the court determines the department's authority to make the final rule as well as the final rule's validity."
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What a sweet joy of a surprise this book was! (No pun intended *grin*) What we have here is a young adult paranormal book about angels, that has NO instaluv romance in it!! Instead we have a young girl, struggling with a mysterious illness and trying to cope with her severely depressed mother and the disappearance of her father years before. In fact, the only instaluv crush romance going on is with Jenna and her Ariat cowboy boots.
A few years ago, Jenna and Casey's father walked out on them. Since then, neither they nor their mother has heard anything from him. Their mother slowly sank into a deep depression, spending most of her time in bed, and almost forgetting she even has children. Jenna's brother, 16 year old Casey, takes on two jobs to help out as well as go to school. And when he's not doing that, he's sitting around getting stoned. Jenna's illness is getting more and more worse, and it's while Casey is making a mad dash to take her to hospital that they crash. When Jenna awakens in the hospital, Casey is with her…and he's different. Zits are gone, flabby stomach is gone, and he looks…glowy. Together with the mysterious Amber, the EMT that helped at the accident, Jenna and Casey try to unravel the disappearance of their father, help their mother come back to them, work out who's poisoning Jenna and deal with the fact that Casey died in the accident and was sent back as an angel.
Told in Jenna's wonderfully funny & snarky voice, the characters really come to life. There's not a lot of doom & gloom, and while it hits Jenna that Casey is not just an angel, he's also dead, it's not a depressing book. I chuckled a few times at Jenna's habit of nicknaming everyone and the names she calls her illness. It's just such a fun story, a sweet story, that you can overlook the fairly "out there" plot and just go along for the ride.
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Sorry for the hugely long hiatus here, but traveling caught up with me a bit! Lots to talk about now, though, but I'll put it into a few separate posts.
So I've been in Sweden just over a week now studying with my teacher and also soaking up a ton of opera-related stuff in this beautiful country. I realized a couple nights that, even though I grew up in Europe for 14 years, I don't think I've actually been to an opera in Europe (excepting the UK) in probably about two decades. I have read a ton about "concept operas" sweeping across Europe, the insane Calixto Bieito, crazy stagings, etc., so I was especially excited to see what the Gothenburg Opera and Stockholm's Volksoperan had in store for me I saw last weekend. It was also lovely to make the acquaintance finally of a lovely American soprano, Rebecca Fromherz, who is pictured here with our teacher, Jean-Ronald (Ron) LaFond.
I of course also had to make sure I got my picture with him inside this beautiful theater as well!
It all started out last Friday night at the Goteborgs Operan with Stravinsky's masterpiece, "The Rake's Progress." Here we had an English opera in a Swedish opera house with Swedish surtitles sung by Swedes (minus one excellent Brit) really covered a whole lot of firsts for me. But what a way to start!
I didn't know this opera very well and was thrilled to see the production in its full glory. I had obviously heard the two main arias (though I believe that the two other arias sung by Anne Trulove and Tom Rakewell should be given more attention) in audition settings before and always thought they were very beautiful, but other than that, I didn't know much. A great place to be actually, if you ask me.
I had had the distinct pleasure of spending some time with tenor James Edwards (Tom Rakewell) the night before the performance and also the following morning, and had some fascinating discussions with him about opera in Europe, about the production, and about singing, both the business and the technical side of it. Of course I was duly tickled when I mentioned The Opera Insider, and he said, "Yes, I've heard of you!" In fact we had been in touch last summer about his recording studio, Vocal Recording, based in London! He is embarking on a very interesting project producing EPKs - Electronic Press Kits - for singers. I saw his and it is a minor masterpiece!
I also had the chance to meet and spend a bit of time chatting with Ingela Bohlin (Anne Trulove) and Ulrika Tenstam (Baba the Turk) at Bommen, the "Peach Pit" of the Goteborgs Operan regulars just across the street from the opera house.
Bohlin sang the role of Anne well, never wavering in her portrayal of a young woman's sweet naivete, but other than that, her voice seemed a bit ungrounded and there was little depth of personality that was allowed to shine through her crystaline voice. Still she sang beautifully and consistently in this demanding role, and was a pleasure to behold on stage. Edwards, tall, proud, and handsome, fit the role perfectly and sang the hell out of Tom Rakewell. A former baritone, his low register resonated roundly and gave his voice depth and feeling. A large presence on stage with no effort whatsoever, he truly inhabited the character and showed his descent into despair with clarity, thoughtfulness, vigor, and finesse. Tenstam was the life of the party as Baba the Turk, showing a fantastic flare for comedic timing and stealing the show on several occasions. Åke Zetterström's Nick Shadow was one for the records. His lanky, imposing physique and laser-beam voice added to the terrifying nature of his character. You would never have known that he was not feeling well since his solid technique and absolute command of the stage and of his character did not falter once.
The chorus was in excellent form. Their sound was warm and beautifully uniform, and it was obvious that the group had been working together for years, so cohesive was their presentation, both physically and vocally.
I must say that I felt the same way about the epilogue of this opera as I do about the last scene in Don Giovanni: simply put, I don't like it. Though it may well have been a comment on this style of opera in general, the final scene broke the silence and severity of the previous one, a hugely long almost half-hour scene that builds and builds until your heart is pounding, breaking almost at Tom's deperation. I found that it somehow cheapened the journey Tom had been forced to take. Talking to James afterwards about it, he felt the same way. "It's hard," he said, "to take twenty minutes to die, lie in a coffin uttering your last sounds, expire, and then have to get up and sing chirpy happiness. It just feels a bit unnatural."
Still, an unforgettable evening... and one I think I will have the pleasure of repeating this Saturday during their next performance.
To finish off, here's a beautiful picture of the Goteborg "Eye," at night, just outside the main entrance:
And another of the building itself, a truly magnificent structure.
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Skin Walkers
Have you ever watched Teen Titans? One of the characters is called the Beast Boy, he transforms into different animals, from wolf to bear or coyote to birds and others. Pop culture uses skin walkers in many ways as to maybe introduce the culture and beliefs of Native Americans.
Skin walkers believed to be associated with the Navajos or American Natives. The term yeenaldooshi (Navajo language) refers to "with it, he goes on all fours."
These yeenaldooshis are a variety of witches in Navajo where they choose a certain skin of animal, for instance the wolf and they would wear it, dance around the fire as a ritual. In order for them to gain the power they kill a close relative.
They usually naked except for the skin of animal they wear. They choose a certain animal on what job they want to do, if they chose a bear skin, it's for brute strength, and if they want to become a coyote it's for their high speed, accurate sense of smell and acute agility.
Skin walkers does not also use the abilities of the animals but also use charms, mind control, diseases and immobilization powder. When they turn into animals they still carry with them their intelligence and awareness as a human being.
Other abilities of the skin walkers are as follows: they are able to mimic any human and animal sounds. As I watched an episode on Lost Tapes in Discovery Channel about the skin walkers.
It was able to imitate the wife's voice though she was at home, while the father and son followed the voice and thought it was coming from the radio's car but it wasn't turned on.
Another would be their ability to disappear, legend say that if someone chase them they are not able to be found that's because they either turned into human or into any animal.
One more of their ability is to steal a skin's person. According to Navajo legend once the skin walker and the person stared at each other they are able to absorb themselves into your body.
True or not these skin walkers has history of its own and this history is part of the Native American just like any other legends such as vampire and werewolves in Europe, chupacabra in Mexico or berserker in Norway it only tells us that this stories are always based from something that is really true. It's a part of a culture that needs to be valued.


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An unidentified HTC executive has informed the wall street journal that the HTC One has reportedly sold close to 5 million units. "Orders are pretty good so far and are still more than what we can supply.This is partly due to the shortage of components, when the issue is resolved next month,we will have a better idea if its doing well or not" he said.
Well of course HTC have had quite an uphill task with the one.From component shortages,to patent lawsuits from other big names in the smart phone business,such as Nokia. The parts the executive might have been referring to are such as the specific components for the ultra pixel camera,components that can't be replaced with off the shelf parts.
Then there was the reshuffling of executives in the HTC camp.Despite all those issues,HTC has still managed to do well,thanks to its grass root marketing campaign techniques and small budget(if you compared it to Samsung's).
The HTC one has had some of the best reviews and reception,of any flagship device this year,it will be interesting to see how it pans out,considering Samsung have already sold 10 million s4s.Yes 10 million,talk about literally flying of the shelves.


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Public Notice Issued at 0900 Hours – Friday 23rd March, 2012
- The Bruce Highway Ayr to Townsville is open.
- The Bruce Highway Ayr to Home Hill is open to all vehicles under single lane traffic control.
- For road closures within the Shire, visit Council's website www.burdekin.qld.gov.au
- The Burdekin River at the Inkerman Bridge has peaked and is currently at 9.91 metres and falling slowly.
- Kirknie Road Landfill is open.
- Giru residents are requested to use water conservatively to prolong existing clean water supplies. This will allow the river to settle and prevent turbid water entering the water supply.
- Garbage services are slightly delayed and will continue to be collected on Saturday. Please leave your bins out for collection.
Residents should continue to monitor the situation via:-
- Bureau of Meteorology website at www.bom.gov.au,
- Burdekin Shire Council's website at www.burdekin.qld.gov.au
- Burdekin Shire Council's Facebook Page //www.facebook.com/BurdekinLDMG
- Listen to radio stations including Radio Sweet FM 97.1.
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An open evening has been held for high school newbies – but it was parents, not pupils who were invited along.
Bedlingtonshire Community High School (BCHS) held the event as part of its pastoral care system and leading parent partnership work.
The aim of the evening was to welcome parents of new pupils.
They were given the opportunity to look at results and hear about developments, as well as speak to their child's form teacher.
Assistant head teacher Jamie Bell, who organised the information evening, said: "It is an exciting time to be a student at BCHS, with the record results and new build. However, events like this are also key as they are all about our main priority, the students."


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I know my blog postings are usually about tips for traveling with a baby (or a toddler as is the case now). Today, however, I want to write about my first flight and overnight without Connor when we went to New York City last week.
It was so strange. As my husband and I walked from the car to the terminal I kept thinking I was missing something. It's a rare occasion these days when I only have my purse, no toddler, no stroller and no diaper bag full of toys! As we walked past the water fountain I thought about how Connor always asks to stop and watch it and toss in pennies, then at security we didn't go to the special line for strollers/children. At Nexus we didn't have to stop to show Connor's card (since he is too little to do the eye scan). When we got to the gate I actually sat down, checked email and didn't go to the window to watch the airplanes land and take off like Connor and I usually do. When we boarded the plane, we easily put on our seat belts and the flight attendant didn't come over for a toddler safety briefing. It was the first time not getting my own briefing in over a year; of course it would have been bizarre to get one since Connor wasn't with us but the lack of what I now consider a ritual seemed so unusual!
We landed, walked off the plane at a casual pace and didn't have to install a car seat into the car. We checked into the hotel and didn't have a crib sent up and we went to the café and didn't have to juggle a toddler while ordering. Dinner was relaxed with adult conversation and no one was saying they were "done!" after 5 minutes. Before bed, there was no one to give a bath to and put into pjs and read stories to before tucking them in for the night and no one woke me up that night saying "mama milk please".
My husband and I had a great 24 hour getaway, but what we were missing was Connor.
Next trip, Connor's coming!
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Happy New Years y'all! I hope everyone had an enjoyable, safe, and sparkly NYE. Although I wasn't popping the champagne last night, I was reflecting on 2014. It has undeniably been the biggest year of my life and one crazy ride, let me tell ya.
Thinking about everything that has happened this past year was a great reminder for me that God really does have a plan. At the end of the day, He will always take care of us. No matter how much we think we know what we want, He knows exactly what we need and has a vision for us greater than we could ever imagine. If that's not reassurance, I don't know what is.
Cheers to 2015! I hope you buy that Lilly dress you've had your eye on, wear that sparkly eye shadow you've been apprehensive about, and dance to every song you know you want to. Enjoy every moment with your family and friends, and let's make this year one to remember!


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His chapters on the Lazio of the Seventies and the chequered career of Giorgio Chinaglia are unimprovable, although you could never argue that he had to struggle with his raw material. This is what I mean:
--The Lazio team of the 1970s was often involved in violence, on and off the pitch. The most infamous incidents of all involved two English clubs - Arsenal and Ipswich - both of whom played against Lazio in Europe in the Fairs Cup, a forerunner of the UEFA Cup, in the 1970s. Arsenal were holders of the trophy when they drew Lazio in the first round of the 1970 competition. Two John Radford goals at home put the Gunners in control, but Chinaglia struck twice near the end to snatch a draw. The match had been dirty, but everything seemed to have been smoothed over at a luxurious dinner in a central Rome restaurant. The two teams sat at separate tales, apart from Chinaglia, who chatted amiably with his old Swansea teammate, Arsenal's defender, John Roberts. Then, without warning, all hell broke loose.
There are different versions as to what sparked the fight. According to one, the trouble began when the Arsenal players complained about the 'effeminate' little bags they were given as presents by Lazio, and started throwing them about. Years later, Roberts would say, in a kind of sartorial mea culpa, 'looking back those leather purses were lovely...in those days British men wouldn't have carried them around but now they would.' In any case, a Lazio player threw one of the purses into Bob McNab's face, and then grabbed his ear. Soon, 'the refined restaurant was transformed into a bar full of pirates fighting over their treasure.' The players piled outside and laid into each other, egged on by the two managers, including Lorezo, the Argentinian who had led his national team during the 1966 World Cup, and perhaps had a score or two to settle. Incredibly, Chinaglia stayed out of it.
Would attempting to link the modern use of the term 'handbags' in football to this incident be purposeless? I see it as a sort of chicken-and-egg thing, myself


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Garret Dillahunt and Lucas Neff in "Raising Hope"
Tuesday isn't quite as packed as last night with premieres, but there's some pretty good stuff on tonight and it's all on the Fox family of networks. I was just a shocked to write that as you were to read it.
The big return is "Glee" at 8 p.m. on Fox. Stay tuned after for two new comedies with a strong creative pedigree in "Raising Hope" and "Running Wilde."
Mitch Hurwitz, creator of "Arrested Development" reunites with David Cross and Will Arnett for "Running Wilde." "Raising Hope's" creator Greg Garcia brings back his trademark white trash humor with a heart of gold that made "My Name is Earl" so great. I prefer "Hope," but I'm willing to give Hurwitz some rope. Let's hope he doesn't hang himself with it.
Round out the night with some gritty crime drama about a badass motorcycle gang in "Sons of Anarchy" on FX at 10 p.m.
Also premiering tonight is ABC's "Detroit 1-8-7" at 10 p.m. Starring Michael Imperioli ("The Sopranos"), it's a procedural cop drama reminiscent of "NYPD Blue."
If none of that interests you, every octogenarian's favorite series "NCIS" returns at 8 p.m. followed by "NCIS: Los Angeles" at 9 p.m. on CBS. Plan your day accordingly--early bird special, four hours of Fox News and two hours of "NCIS" before bedtime.


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There was quite a hard time when I was too sarcastic and my friends were too gentle. I know that we must adjust to the society we live in, but still... I like being sarcastic))) And for sure, I don't mean to be rude while being sarcastic. But this thing describes people like me as some kind of agressive, rude and antisocial person. Guys, are there anyone who is in love with sarcasm?
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I enjoy sarcasm especially on posts by people I follow on social media.
According to me, dealing with people who exhibit passive-aggressive behaviour is easily one of the most challenging aspects of our social lives. Here's what you need to know about this annoying personality quirk and how you can handle people who express their hostility in indirect and backhanded ways: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_iJcxaq6Vg


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After two years of being absent, the singer/songwriter Raquel Sofía is releasing her new single "Ron de Azucar," exclusively on Billboard.
The song, written by Sofia and the Puerto Rican singer Kany Garcia, is very fresh with Caribbean rhythms. "It's about when you think you have everything under control and you're with someone just to have fun," Sofia tells Billboard. "You're not going to fall in love, and then you realize that you're falling in love."
"Ron" is the first single of Sofía's second album which is expected to be released later this year. With this song she marks a great transition in her life. The singer is not only premiering a song but, also a new image, haircut and attitude. "2015 was one of the best years of my life, but at the same time I was having a bad time. I was fulfilling my dreams, I had a Latin Grammy nomination, a lot of amazing things going on, but my personal life was collapsed," she said.
Listen to the premiere "Ron de Azucar" below:


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