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Sustainable Tourism
Socially and environmentally friendly travel and sustainable tourism are at the forefront of the 50 Degrees North philosophy. Our sustainable focus is perfectly matched with the region in which we operate. The area north of the 50th parallel comprises some of the last true wilderness on earth. We like to call it the last frontier wherein some areas the development of sustainable tourism infrastructure is still in its experimental stage. Our aim is to ensure that this development takes a sustainable path.
Arctic Council
We recognise the work done by the Arctic Council, which eight members states are Canada, Russia, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, USA, Sweden and Finland. "The Arctic Council was formally established by way of the Ottawa Declaration of 1996 as a high level intergovernmental forum to provide a means for promoting cooperation, coordination and interaction among the Arctic States, with the involvement of the Arctic Indigenous communities and other Arctic inhabitants on common Arctic issues, in particular issues of sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic. Read more
Considerations regarding overseas travel & long flights
As Mark Twain famously wrote, "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." We agree that meaningful, authentic travel is a fundamentally eye-opening experience that advances understanding and tolerance of other cultures.
However, when flying long distances to what will hopefully be a once-in-lifetime kind of extraordinary holiday (our specialty), we recommend researching and considering which airlines are the most fuel efficient prior to booking your flights. See for example the Atmosfair Airline Index 2017 for more details.
We also recommend compensating for travel related carbon emissions by making environmental donations ("carbon offsets") to reputable, usually not-for-profit organisations. Below are some suggestions:
Australia & NZ: Greenfleet
Canada: Offsetters
US: CarbonFund or NativeEnergy (Native American)
Europe: For example MyClimate (Switzerland) or Atmosfair (Germany)
Furthermore, we also recommend public transport or independent drives over flying while in the destination. You get a much deeper understanding of the landscape of a country through the window of a train / ferry / car than you do by flying over it.
Local Employment
50 Degrees North promotes partnerships with local businesses in the destinations we travel rather using international chain hotels or companies. This also means that the people you meet on the ground are locals who know their area better than anyone and can take you deep under the skin of their home country or region. A good example of this is our Beautiful Norway tour, which is motivated by our desire to distribute wealth and employment opportunities more evenly by introducing travellers to areas, hotels, and service providers outside of the traditional and extremely busy 'Norway in a Nutshell' route. And the good news is that the experience is all the more wonderful and authentic for it.
In our offices locally
We also aim to source local products and services as part of our daily office procedures. We use local printers and buy locally. We have a ban on single use coffee cups in our Melbourne office with a 50DN Keep Cup fund.


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It's that time of year to head back to school! Let's just say, I CAN'T WAIT. [Sorry mom] I've talked to a couple of freshmen who were asking me some things that they should bring to school. So I thought, I need to dedicate a blog to let other people know what my strange mind has concocted up. All the things listed below make your college life a little easier and bit more enjoyable at your home away from home!
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1. Pineapple Corer $4.29
So I some how acquired a pineapple corer thanks to my addiction to Amazon.com. But I don't even care because it was one of the best purchases I've made in a long time. My dining commons doesn't serve pineapple so I had to have my favorite fruit somehow. This tool makes cutting pineapple the easiest thing you'll ever do.
2. Apple Slicer $2.99
Take some apples from your dining commons, get a jar of peanut butter, slice them up, and there you have a nice study snack! You don't need this, but for 3 bucks, it's totally worth it.
3. Cutting Board $2.79
I would also recommend bringing a kitchen knife. It will help out a lot. My friends and I would have fondue nights where we would all buy different fruit, cut it up, and dip it in our college version of chocolate fondue. It's the perfect girl's night.
Is this what Heaven smells like?
4. Candle Warmer
My university doesn't allow you to burn candles, buttttt, candle warmers are allowed! Actually, I have come to the conclusion that I like candle warmers better than burning the candle. The candle lasts longer, the scent is stronger, and you don't have that nasty smell when you blow it out. BRING A CANDLE WARMER, you'll thank me later:)
If you're looking for an amazing scent, Mahogany Teakwood
5. Wallflower $ Differs
Holy crap, buy one of these. It will change your life. Dorm rooms are smaller so one will fill your room up making it smell like pure amazingness. I switched my scents out depending on when one runs out and for different seasons. B&BW has awesome scents.
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6. Hot Glue Gun
Essentially this will save you a ton of money so you don't have to buy all those command strips. I used my hot glue gun to hang up our full length mirror on the wall, all the canvases I made, all my pictures, my cork board, and tons of other things. Not to mention, taking stuff down was super easy. Just make sure you don't have dry walls. My dorm room had painted cinder blocks.
7. 6 ft iPhone Cord $2.07
Outlets are limited in dorm rooms. Don't have your iPhone sitting half way across the room. I used my iPhone as my alarm so having this close to your bed just makes your life a little more pleasant. [#lazyprobs]


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Fortele Aeriene Romane vor avea primul avion C-27J Spartan echipat pentru lupta impotriva incendiilor.
Italienii de la Alenia au lucrat intens in ultimele luni la perfectarea si omologarea propriului sistem de lupta impotriva incendiilor, denumit Caylym Guardian.
In aceasta vara un Spartan al Fortelor Aeriene Romane a efectuat mai multe misiuni de testare a acestui sistem in Muntii Carpati iar rezultatele au fost multumitoare.
Sistemul Caylym Guardian consta, practic, in sase bazine construite dintr-un carton special umplute cu apa sau cu lichid special pentru stingerea incendiilor. Acestea sunt aruncate pe trapa din spate a Spartanului in locurile cele mai sensibile ale incendiilor, precizia fiind remarcabila.
Fiecare bazin are o capacitate de o mie de litri iar materialul este biodegradabil.
Romania trebuie sa primeasca ultimul avion C-27J Spartan in anul 2014. Va fi ultimul aparat din comanda initiala a Fortelor Aeriene si primul din lume echipat cu acest sistem de lupta impotriva incendiilor.
One of the Romanian Air Force's C-27Js will be the first aircraft in Europe to use an innovative firefighting system. In the several past weeks, Alenia Aermacchi conducted intense operating and training tests on the aircraft, which included the new fire fighting system onboard.
Alenia Aermacchi recently completed an experimental campaign in a Romanian mountain range with a C-27J that operates with the Fortele Aeriene Române —the Romanian Air Force. The objective of the campaign was to test the innovative firefighting system called Caylym Guardian. The system allows C-27Js to drop up to six large cardboard containers on bushfires; each container has a capacity of 1000 liters water or extinguishing liquid, says Alenia.
The system allows for a quick, accurate and innovative way to fight bushfires. Using the C27J's system of in flight drop, the Guardian guarantees extreme precision of the drop and creates a retardant liquid cloud well focused on the target. Containers are biodegradable but they can also be recovered by ground firefighters.
Containers feature standard dimensions type A22 which can be installed on aircraft of C-130 and C-27J's class without any peculiar equipment or modification and can be launched at higher altitudes (1.500 feet) than traditional firefighting aircraft, thus significantly increasing mission safety and allowing night operations.
The tests, performed both on ground and in flight, have proved successful and have thus confirmed the great operating flexibility of the C-27J, whose wider fuselage section and flight characteristics allow it to manage loads and perform missions that other aircraft of its same class cannot.


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Manchester Folk Festival
19 - 22 October 2017
Manchester Folk Festival is an urban folk festival that will take place every autumn in and around HOME in Manchester city centre. The spotlight is on English folk, in all its guises. Manchester Folk Festival picks up where Homegrown in Bury left off.
"With our roots firmly in the traditions of the past, we have our eyes on the future, seeking out new talent and listening for new voices. Manchester Folk Festival will not only present some of the biggest names in the industry, we'll introduce you to your future favourites.
Contemporary folk straddles genres, embraces different cultures and absorbs new influences. Our aim is to profile the incredible range of great music that is described as folk and bring you the best of the current scene.
The whole festival takes places into one area of the city over one weekend. With indoor gigs and outdoor entertainment, workshops and a festival hub where you can catch your breath and catch up with friends, we want to create the feel of a greenfield festival in the vibrant heart of the city.
Come along, slow down for the weekend. Listen to music, connect with friends, make discoveries.
We're brand new this year, and we're really happy to welcome you."
The great line-up includes top folk artists such as Kathryn Tickell, Jon Boden, John Smith, Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker, Afro Celt Sound System and The Young´uns, as well as up-and-coming bands like Young Waters and The Nightjar.
Events are individually priced, so you can pick exactly what you want to see across the weekend and make your own perfect festival.


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Rev. Charles Boucher of Quebec, Canada is now an associate pastor at the First Assembly of God, reports Rev. Torrance Bob.
Rev. Boucher and his wife Lucienne are associated with the Assemblies of God of the Cayman Islands.
On Sunday, 7 September, during the 6:00pm service Rev. Boucher will be sharing part of his life story at the First Assembly of God, 195 Old Crewe Road.
Rev. Boucher served in Gatineau Quebec for many years as a senior pastor of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. He was a member of the Board of the Quebec Bible Institute and a District Presbyter for the Quebec District of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada.
About eight years ago, Rev. Boucher started a boot camp for young people ages 17 to 25 and it is operating very successfully. He is a behavioral consultant and has conducted seminars and crusades in France, Belgium, South Africa, China, USA, Mexico, Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
The Bouchers' will be using their ministry and experience to help the youths of the Cayman Islands.
Before getting into ministry Rev. Boucher was a businessman and had the second largest appraisal firm in the province of Quebec.
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It was a struggle to the death, and the good guys lost.
Robbers are about, evidently.
A kerfuffle at the entrance to the hive let me know immediately that something was up when I visited with my morning coffee today. Dozens of bees were clustered around one spot, and the sound was angry. (If you don't think a sound can be "angry," you've never lived with bees that aren't getting their way.)
It was only a few seconds before the cause presented itself. A yellow jacket emerged; two girls immediately pounced on it, and the battle was on.
Let me just point out here and now, for any who may have missed it, that the women are the warriors in this tribe. The men, lacking stingers, may do a fine job cheerleading from the sidelines for all I know, but they are useless in battle. (Pantywaists!)
So it was two against one. They rolled around, the way they do in fight scenes in the movies, dramatically pitching off the landing board and onto the ground 18 inches below. (Hey, 18 inches may not seem like much to you, but to a 1-inch bee that's comparable to a 100-foot drop.)
It was quick and dirty, and unjust. The robber flew off; the girls quickly perished in the dirt, stingerless and spent.
The bees that had been observing all this remained at the entrance for some time afterward. I imagined a strategy session for preventing further attempted honey heists, but maybe it was a funeral.
In any case, I'll have to keep my eyes open to see if this is a continuing problem. If so, one option is to use my entrance reducer to make the hive easier to defend. The down side of that is that it will limit ventilation, and in these hot, muggy days I'm loath to take that step. I've read about a product called Liquid Bee Smoker* that can be sprayed on the bees at the entrance to stop robbing behavior … I may have to give it a try.
* All you Jewish beekeepers out there will be gratified by the first sentence of the manufacturer's Web site: "Liquid Bee Smoker is made from a kosher liquid concentrate that is edible by humans."


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Blog Post
Crisis Appeal for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
Posted 23 Nov 2017 01:00PM
Caritas Australia is one of eight major humanitarian organisations in Australia that have issued a joint plea for urgent funds to help nearly a million people who have fled violence in Myanmar's Rakhine State.
Over 600,000 people who identify as Rohingya, mostly women and children, have fled to Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh since August 25. This is in addition to the over 200,000 Rohingya refugees who were already in Bangladesh. Shelter, blankets, food, clean drinking water, sanitation and health care are urgently needed.
Under the Crisis Appeal, which is supported by the ABC, the Australian Government will match donations to Australian Red Cross and Australia for UNHCR up to a total of $5 million. It is also working closely with the other agencies participating in the appeal, including Caritas, to respond to the crisis.
Caritas Bangladesh has already been responding to the immediate needs of the refugees by providing food items such as lentils, salt, sugar and cooking oil, as well as basic cooking utensils, to over 29,000 families.
Francis Atul Sarker, Executive Director of Caritas Bangladesh, said Caritas has reached about one third of the population of new arrivals – but that much more help is needed.
"We are facing the threat of an epidemic because people are living in such dire circumstances. Without clean water and sanitation an outbreak of cholera could easily occur," Mr Sarker said.
Caritas Bangladesh has deployed experts in health, hygiene, sanitation, education and child protection into the camps, so that aid is focused on the most urgent cases.
To donate, visit the http://www.abc.net.au/appeals/ or Caritas Australia's Asia Emergency Appeal webpage, http://www.caritas.org.au/rohingya or call 1800 024 413.


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I love spring!
What a wonderful time of year it is. The weather is warming up. The earth is awakening from its slumber.
I enjoy being outdoors year-round, but especially when it starts getting warm.
Last week, my Beloved and I were out for a walk late in the evening. We were going around the Square and suddenly above our heads was a sound. Scared us a little bit actually. It sounded like a plastic bag being whipped through the air at incredible speed, even though there was no hint of wind.
After I got over being startled, I had to know what was causing that sound and I soon found it.
High above us, a bat was having a feast and every so often would swoop down chasing after some tasty bug. And it was the sound of the wind in his wings which we had heard.
I hope you all get out to see the world a bit while the weather is so nice. If you make any interesting pictures, I'd love to see them. Drop me a line!
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THE management committee of a building complex is responsible for imposing communal charges on the owners of the units. The landlord, being the owner of a unit, is obliged to pay the communal charges and this obligation is transferable to his tenant. The landlord may impose an obligation upon his tenant to pay the communal charges to him, by including it as a term in the tenancy agreement. In such a case, the tenancy agreement does not bind the management committee, to which the landlord remains accountable and if the tenant fails to pay either the rent or the communal charges or violates any other contractual obligation, the landlord is entitled to claim the amounts due through a legal action.
Where the rented premises were completed prior to 31.12.1999 and are situated in an area controlled by the Rent Control Law, the tenancy becomes statutory upon its expiration or its termination and the Rent Control Court has jurisdiction on any matter related to the tenancy. The issue concerning the payment of rents in arrears, communal and sewage charges owed by a statutory tenant is an 'incidental' matter and consequently falls under the jurisdiction of the said court.
The law relating to statutory tenancies states that the tenant who remains in possession of any residence or shop and complies with the terms and conditions of the last tenancy agreement, is entitled to the benefits under it, provided the terms of the said tenancy agreement are consistent with the provisions of the law. Moreover, according to the law, if any rent or communal charges are in arrears, they are considered an incidental or supplementary matter which falls under the jurisdiction of the court.
The definition of the term 'rent' in the law includes any amount payable as rent for the premises and the furniture if the property is furnished, but it does not include the communal charges. As regards a statutory tenancy, the law provides that, unless there is an agreement to the contrary, the tenant is obliged to pay the communal charges corresponding to the premises, including minor expenses for the maintenance of the communal areas and facilities. However, the tenant has no obligation to pay serious expenses for the maintenance, alteration or replacement of the communal areas and facilities.
The term 'communal charges' in the law means the use of the communal areas of the premises by the tenant, the use of the communal facilities, water and electricity supply to them for the tenant's use and the provision of services for the cleaning and maintenance of the communal areas, as well as other services necessary. The issue concerning the payment of communal charges by a statutory tenant was dealt with by the court, whereby it was decided that the claim was one of special damages and the landlord had to prove them strictly. A term was included in the tenancy agreement imposing an obligation upon the tenant to arrange the supply of water and electricity and the payment of the relevant charges. Moreover, the tenant had to register the utility bills in his name, including the payment of the refuse, communal and drain-cleaning charges.
The court interpreted that the tenant had accepted to pay the landlord the communal charges for the rented premises. In addition, it examined the phrase "cleaning of drains" and decided that in no event the aforesaid term imposed a duty to the tenant to pay the sewerage charges. Therefore, the landlord failed to prove the claim for the payment of the sewerage charges of the premises, so a term in tenancy agreements referring to who will to pay sewerage charges is advisable to avoid any future disputes.
George Coucounis is a lawyer specialising in the Immovable Property Law, based in Larnaca, Tel: 24 818288, [email protected], www.coucounislaw.com


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You have come today with your face towards Christmas. You have come longing for a Saviorpossessing a Savior. With your face toward Advent, you have come today yearning for salvation from your sinspossessing salvation from your sins. You have come to this place today hoping for the fulfillment of the promisesparticipating in the fulfillment of the promises. You have come today with your face fixed towards the incarnationlonging for the union of God and manby faith, possessing union with God through the manthe God-manJesus Christ.
Are you then Abraham's covenant seed, looking for the miracle child, the son of the promise? Jesus is son of Abraham!
Are you then David's royal seed, yearning for the child who is King of kings, royal son of the everlasting covenant? Jesus is son of David!
Are you then sons and daughters of exilecaptivityseed of the death of a nation, looking for liberation, yearning for life out of death? Jesus is son of captivityseed of exilechild of death and resurrection! Like Mary and Sarah and Rebekah and Leahare you daughters of the covenantwomen filled with your esteemed role in the history of the seedthe seed of the woman?
Like Joseph and Isaac and Jacob and Judahare you sons of the covenantmen satisfied with your venerable role in the history of the seedsons and fathers, fathers and sons of the seed?
Jesus is the seed of the woman; the manchild from the fathers!
Are you seeking today to be includedincluded in the blessings of the covenant family with Tamar and Rahab and Ruth and Bathshebaoutsiders from the nations grafted in to the covenant family?
Are you stangers from the nations seeking to come hometo come home to the family covenanted with eternity? Jesus is the gathering of the nations; Jesus is the disciplerthe baptizer of the nations. Jesus commissions the nations with a great and everlasting covenant.
Are you seeking to find the Holy Spirit at work in you? To find yourself new createda new creation by the Holy Spirit hovering, brooding, shadowing creation-life over you, within you? Jesus is born of the Spirit. Jesus gives the Spirit without measure!
You have come today with your face towards Christ, looking for God, longing for God with youyearning for God the Son with you. Jesus is God, God with you, God the Son with you!
That which you seek today; that for which you long this Advent season; that for which you yearn this Christmas is herehere in Matthew 1here in the first miracle of the New Testament: this miracle conception, this miracle child, this son of Abraham, son of David, son of the Exile, son of the covenant genealogy, seed of the woman, Savior of sinners, Savior of the nations, born of the Holy Spirit, Immanuel!
This is your storyyou with your face towards Christmasyour face towards Jesusyour face towards the Savioryour face towards God, God the Son. Indeed, this old, old story has become yours by the birth of the Holy Spirit.
Matthew 1 is a story of hooks and frames; yes, a story of frames and hooks. Hooks to hang and connect and peg things toto peg and connect and hangto hook yourself to.
Matthew 1 is a story of framesframes to outline and enclose and encase things into encase and enclose and outlineto frame yourself in.
The hooks to which you may peg yourselfconnect yourselfhang with are in the genealogy, verses 1-17. The hooks with which to connect yourself begin in verse 1the first clause"the book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ." Matthew begins by connecting you with the central figure in his storythe first namethe chief name in his dramathe most important person in the narrative is Jesus Christ. Indeed, hooked up with Jesus, you are connected to the central figure in all history. Matthew tells you so from the beginning.
But from the center of history, Matthew moves to the pastto David, to Abraham. And you will notice his method is to work backwardsback in the history of redemption to the great kings of Judahto the great patriarchs of Israel. Jesus, the central figure, is pegged, hooked, to the great figures of Israel's past. And the name that ends verse 1? Is the name that begins verse 2. Matthew in verse 1 having related Jesus to the past retrospectivelybackwardsnow in verse 2 reverses direction and moves forwardsprospectivelyfrom Abraham to David (v. 6) to the Babylonian Exile (v. 12) to Christ (v. 16). Hooked to the Abraham at the end of verse 1 is the Abraham at the beginning of verse 2. Having returned from Jesus to Abraham (v. 1), Matthew proceeds from Abraham to Jesus (vv. 2-16).
And as he moves forward in the history of redemption, you will observe another hook. Matthew pegs every genealogical relation to the phrase "was born": to Abraham was born Isaac (v. 2); to David was born Solomon (v. 6); to Josiah was born Jeconiah or Jehoiachin (v. 11). The formula "to X was born Y" is a hook pattern connecting father and son from Abraham to Joseph (v. 16), "the husband of Mary." But therein verse 16the hook pattern is broken! You see it, don't you! Verse16"to Jacob was born Joseph" (hook pattern) "the husband of Mary by whom was born Jesus who is called Christ." No hookno peg! The pattern is broken!! Notto Joseph was born Jesus, but "Mary by whom was born Jesus."
Now why does Matthew suspend his pattern? For fifteen and a half verses, he hooks X to Y, father to son. But abruptly in verse 16b, he breaks the pattern; he does not hook Jesus to Joseph. Every other name in his genealogy of Jesus is connected father to son. Why not Joseph the father of his son Jesus? Because Joseph is not the biological father of Jesus, as the rest of chapter 1 makes clear. Verse 18before Joseph had sexual intercourse with Mary, she was found to be pregnant. Verse 25Joseph had no sexual intercourse with Mary until after she gave birth to Jesus; he kept her a virgin until then. The birth of Jesus occurred in this wayhe was conceived in the womb of the virgin Mary by no natural power; he was conceived in the womb of the virgin Mary by supernatural power. The virgin birth of Jesus is more accurately called the virginal conception of Jesus. Conceived supernaturally in the womb of a virgin, Jesus is fathered by no natural human male. This child in utero is a miracle child. The first miracle of the New Testament is not by Jesus; the first miracle of the New Testament is by God the Holy Spirit in the womb of the virgin Mary. The sharp break in the hook pattern from verse 2 to verse 16 is an emphatic declaration of the supernatural, miraculous, preternatural conception of Jesus Christ. Matthew affirms the virgin birth of Jesushis supernatural conception and subsequent birth from a virgo intactaintact virgin.
Having concluded with Christ in verse 16, Matthew once again focuses our attention on the central figure in the history of redemption as he did at the inception in verse 1: Jesus Christ at the beginning of his gospel; Jesus Christ at the conclusion of his genealogical summary of the history of Israel. As if Matthew wishes to sum up all of Israel's history from Abraham to Jesus in Jesus himself. The genealogy of Israel's history culminates in Jesus. Is Matthew attempting to indicate at the outset of his gospel that Jesus is the true Israel? truly Abraham's son, truly David's son, truly the son of the Exile and return? I believe he is. Matthew pegs the genealogy of Jesus to the genealogy of Abraham's Israeli seed in order to proclaim Jesus as the eschatological Israel. Israel's patriarchal history; Israel's royal history; Israel's exilic and post-exilic history is summed up once and for all in Jesusson of the Exile, son of David, son of Abraham, Son of God.
We noted the change in direction in verses 1 and 2: Jesus, back to Abraham; Abraham, forward to Jesus. Now, in verse 17, we change directions again, but this time there appears to be no hook. The summary of the genealogy from Abraham to Jesus is replayed in patterns of fourteen: fourteen generations from Abraham to David; fourteen generations from David to the Babylonian Exile; fourteen generations from the Exile to Jesus. We move from the past history of redemption to the present: from Abraham to Christ. As the detailed genealogies go (verses 2-16) so goes the summary of the genealogies (v. 17)backwards point to forward point. And the summary in verse 17 ends as the detailed list in verses 2-16 endsit ends in Christ. There is the hook! The central figure in Matthew's storythe central figure in the history of redemptionis the final, climactic figure in his genealogical register. Christ at the end of verse 16; Christ at the end of verse 17; Christ at the beginning of verse 1Christ, Christ, Christ! Matthew wants our eyes fixed on Christ.
The hook and the pegs in Matthew's genealogy of Jesus have connected us to the history of redemptionto the story of the patriarchs of Israel, to the story of the kings of Israel, to the story of remnant Israel. And finally, in the fullness of time, the fullness of the history of redemption: Matthew's genealogy has connected us to Jesus himself.
We now move from hooks to frames: verses 18-25. This section contains a series of diminishing frames. They are like smaller and smaller framed pictures or photos laid inside one anotheras if from largest framed picture to smallest framed picture, they are attempting to direct our attention more narrowly, more precisely. Matthew's frames are pictures of the drama and meaning surrounding the birth of Jesus.
The largest framethe most widely framed photo is the family photo: Mary, Joseph and the child Jesus. This photo has borders of verse 18 and verse 25. At the beginning of his birth narrative, Matthew gives us a shot of the family (v. 18); and at the conclusion of his birth narrative, Matthew again gives us a shot of the family (v. 25). The term "birth" is the label on this photo: birth at its inception (v. 18) and birth at its completion (v. 25). Incidental to the birth is the fact that Mary was a virgin (v. 18) and remained (or was kept) a virgin until after his birth (v. 25). The birth of Jesus and the virgin Mary and Joseph are the first large-frame picture of Matthew's birth narrative.
The second frame is smaller, more narrowly focused. Its borders are verses 20 and 24. The label on this frame is: Joseph, sleep and the angel. In verse 20, an angel appears to Joseph as he is sleeping. The dream vision is the means of communicating precious information about Joseph: he is a "son of David" (v. 20). Joseph is himself hooked into the genealogy of redemptive history. And the dream vision is the means of communicating precious information about Maryshe is without blame in the matter of her pregnancy and still eligible as a virgin to be Joseph's wife, for what is conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit. And the dream vision is the means of communicating precious information about the child in Mary's wombwhat she is about to deliver is a miraculously generated baby.
This second framed picture narrows the focus upon Joseph and his response to the supernatural conception. A supernatural assurance assuages confusion, hesitancy, even fear. Joseph is comforted by a heavenly messenger even as his fiancée carries heaven's only-begotten Son. Joseph awake (v. 24) acts on Joseph asleep (v. 20). He does what the angel tells him: note carefully the parallels. He took his wife (do not be afraid to take your wife, v. 20); he took her as his wife (v. 24). Righteous Joseph (v. 19) does as God by his angel instructs him (v. 24). Joseph is outlined in this frame photo as a man obedient to heaven's instructions. Joseph becomes a part of the story when heaven descends to him by supernatural messenger, even as Mary becomes part of the story when heaven descends to her by supernatural Holy Spirit conception.
Our frames have shrunk from larger to smaller; from family photo to Joseph photo. But the smallest frame remains. We are somewhat surprised by this frame because it is a border around a centerand a surprising center at that. Verses 21 and 23 definitely provide the final frame in Matthew's birth narrative. But at the center of the frame, surrounded by the verse 21 and verse 23 border is verse 22: "now all this took place that what was spoken by the Lord through the prophet might be fulfilled." Strange! The border of our last photo frames a statement about prophetic fulfillment. Odd. Very odd! Or so it seems.
Let's examine the border of this last, this smallest of the frames in Matthew's story. The label on the border of this frame is JesusJesus and his names. How many names of Jesus have we already had? son of Abraham, son of David, son of remnant Israel. But the name in verse 21 is the etymologythe definitionof his name "Jesus". You shall call his name Jesus (Yeshua in Hebrew). Why? because Jesus-Yeshua means "Savior". In this child, salvationsalvation from sin. In this childforgiveness, cleansing, justification, atonement for his people's sins. The name Jesus frames the top of this picturethe name Savior frames the top of this picturethe name Redeemer from sin frames the top of this picture. You shall call his name Jesus for he shall save his people from their sins. Now there is a photo into which to place yourselfyour sinful self in that frame with Jesus who declares he is born to save you from your sinsto deliver you from guilt and condemnation and eternal wrath. Matthew frames this portrait of the name of Jesus so that you may stand in the pictureso that you may stand with the sinners whom the Savior saves from their sinsso that you, yes, you, may stand with Jesus whose namewhose blessed, precious, sweet name means "my Savior"Jesus my Savior!
And the bottom of this frame? this frame whose topmost label is Savior Jesusthe bottom of this photo frame is Immanuel (v. 23). And just as he did in verse 21, Matthew provides the etymological explanation of the name: Immanu El. Again, the name is Hebrew: immanu ("with us") El ("God"). This child is GodGod with us. This child is GodGod the Son come to us. This child is the Son of Godvery God himselfincarnate for us. The bottom frame of this last photo is the most magnificent: God with us. None other than God himselfthe Son of God who is himself Godnone other than he has come to dwell with us, to live among us, to be our God and our Savior. The Son Mary bears is Jesus which means "Savior" (v. 21). The Son which the virgin bears is Immanuel which means "God with us" (v. 23). Jesus Savior is Immanuel God with us. Surely this is the focal frame; this smallest frame is the central frame in Matthew's birth narrative. A frame which declares that in fulfillment of his promises given through the prophets down through redemptive historyMary's child, Mary's boychild is Jesus the Savioris Immanuelis GodGod with us!
Now put yourself into that frame. Jesus is God with you. Jesus is Savior because he is God; and as Savior God, while he is with us, it is equally true that we are with him. The smallest of frames is to frame you with Jesusto frame you within the border which is Jesusto put you into the picture with the Savior, with God the Son, with Immanuel who is your God, your Savior, your Forgiveness.
The virgin birth, or more precisely the virginal conception, is the inaugural miracle in a flurry of supernaturalism at the fulfillment of the history of redemption. And why not? God has come to us. God has taken flesh upon himselfincarnatus esthe has been enfleshed. God the Son has joined with his divine nature our human nature. But Mr. Dennison, you say, would that not make Jesus, God's incarnate Son, a sinner like us? And then, you say, how could a sinner like us save us from our sins? As a sinner like us, he would need salvation from sin just like we do.
Have you not heard; have you not seen that the narrative of father begetting son is not found in the birth of Jesus (again I refer you to verse 16)? Have you not heard; have you not seen that the virginal conception is precisely adapted to exempt Jesus, God's Son, from the guilt of sinoriginal and actual sin? Have you not heard; have you not seen that Christ's miraculous birthhis birth from heaven by the Holy Spiritthat Christ's supernatural birth is nothing less than a new creationa new birtha new generationa new beginning in the history of redemption. As Adam in the garden was generated by God immediately without the substance of a woman, so this second Adam is generated in the flesh by God immediately without the substance of a man. A supernatural creation of the protological Adam; a supernatural creation of the eschatological Adam! And as that first Adam came from the omnipotent hand of God sinless, so this second Adam recapitulates the first Adam coming from the omnipotent hand of God sinless. And that sinless Jesusthat pure, sinless Son of Godthat unblemished, unspotted man from heaven is able to save to the uttermost the sinful sons of Adam and daughters of Eve.
Do you not see that Matthew's story of the genealogy and conception of Jesus is nothing less than a new creationa birth from abovean eschatological birth from above at the climaxat the fullness of the history of redemption?
And do you not see yourself framed by Matthew's story of the virgin birththe supernatural, heaven-descended birth of Jesus? And do you not prayhave you not prayedJesus, Savior, Immanuel, God with usbe bornyes, be born in us today that we may be reborn from heavenreborn sons and daughters of the last Adamreborn sons and daughters of the true Israelsons and daughter of Abraham, David, remnant Israelsons and daughters of the end of the age, the fullness of the timessons and daughters of God.
And shall you not live as these heaven-born, new created, saved and delivered, God-with-you sons and daughters? Shall you not live as though God is with you and youyes, youare with God? Shall you not live as those saved from your sins by Jesus and youyes, youno longer living to the sins of the flesh, but living forgiven, cleansed, redeemed, justified, sanctified lives before the face of heaven?
Shall you not live as Joseph and Mary? Doing as you have been commanded by Jesus, your Lord, your God? fearing not the scoffing and scorn of the world. A virgin birth? Humbug! A miracle child? Nonsense! God in the flesh? Absurd! Fearing not such scorn and scoffingsuch tragic, pathetic, desperate kicking against the prickskicking against the virgin-born childImmanuelSaviorson of Davidson of AbrahamSon of God.
I leave you today with your face towards the virgin birthpossessing the virgin-born child. I leave you today framed, enclosed, enwrapped by the child born of the virgin Mary. I leave you today pegged, hooked, connected to the line of JesusJesus the Christ. Cradle this child in your arms of faith. Hold this virgin-born infant in your heart of love. Lean upon this miracle baby as you press him to your breast. Walk before this virgin conceived child as one born of the Holy Spirit, even as he.
I leave you today participating in the storythe story of the birth of ImmanuelJesusyour Savior.
Northwest Theological Seminary
Lynnwood, Washington


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I have been practicing Reflexology for the past 15 years.
During the few years I spent in Africa, I practiced regularly and developed my expertise within local communities.
I worked in collaboration with an indian naturopath and learned a lot about the bodies natural healing power.
We taught together for the Bayly School of Reflexology in order to develop this technique amongst people lacking resources.
My various expériences in different cultures as well as my particular interest in people's wellbeing, have allowed me to develop a good understanding of my patients. Furthermore my expériences have confirmed my conviction that the mind and the body are closely linked. It is with this understanding that I am able to help each patient depending on their specific needs.
The teachings I received in naturopathy, homeopathy and somatic experincing allow me to broaden my approach in order to help you find physical and emotional well-being.
- Reflexology, « Bayly School of Reflexology » GB, 1994
- Naturopathy « Naturopathy and Yoga centre » Dr Arvind Pathak, Nairobi, Kenya, 2000
- Reflexologie, Academy of South Africa 2002
- Homeopathy, Diploma « British Institute of Homeopathy » GB, 2006
- Ear and foot reflexology : « Faculté libre des médecines naturelles et d'Ethnomédecine » Paris, 2010
- Somatic Experiencing practioner 2012
- « L'énergétique chinoise appliquée à la réflexologie plantaire » Mireille Meunier , 2016
- « Reflexology for women's health » Hagar Basis, Juin 2017
- « Focused Reflexology » Tony Porter, Septembre 2017
- Languages: English, Spanish, French
Cathy Chapal
Member of the APFSE "Association of French practitioners in Somatic experiencing"
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Let's say one day, you're craving pizza. It's late, so do you suck it up and order pizza, or do you have time to make your own? If you happened to have the cheese on hand, the sauce on hand, the toppings ready, but no crust! No worries! If you have refrigerated crescent rolls left over in the fridge, you can make this pizza! Hypothetical situation of course!
As I mentioned in my previous post, we were trying out the Daiya cheese. I also bought the mozzarella style to make pizza. Once we brought the package home, Gary was eager to open it up and taste it. He did just that, and everyday afterward, he took a little pinch to eat. I told him I was going to use it to make pizza, and I wasn't sure if it was enough, and since he opened it already, I had to use it up within a certain time frame.
Since I didn't have time to make pizza dough, and I didn't have any premade ones, I used up what I had in the pantry and fridge. This came out great, not as good as real pizza dough of course, but a great alternative if you don't have any. I used the garlic butter flavor, and believe it or not, it's dairy free (and possible vegan, I don't remember)! Since there are seams on the rolls, it made it easy to tear the pizza into pieces so you don't have to pick up the whole thing at once.
The Daiya website said that the cheese melts and stretches. I saw that it melted beautifully, but I didn't notice too much stretch. It tasted like a real cheese pizza, and I will definitely buy this again and use it on pizza dough. Of course, with any pizza, add as much or little of whatever topping you like! I used some shredded rotisserie chicken and sliced baby bella mushrooms. Gary said it reminded him of the Elio's pizza he used to eat as a kid.
Weeknight Pizza
a Cathy original!
1 tube garlic butter or regular crescent rolls
1/3 cup tomato sauce, divided (jarred or homemade)
1 (8 oz) package of Daiya mozzarella shreds
toppings optional:
baby bella mushrooms, thinly sliced
shredded cooked chicken
Preheat oven to 375° F. Open crescent package and unroll onto a parchment lined baking sheet. Separate down the middle of the middle of the crescents to make 2 rectangles. Press the other seams to close them up.
Spread sauce evenly onto both pieces of crust. Top with cheese, then toppings.
Bake in preheated oven for 12-13 minutes or until crust is golden brown.
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Best of this week's DVD releases from the shocking climax in The Tunnel to alien invasions in Revolt
Other films in our review this week are Cat O'Nine Tails, Wind River and The Mystery of Picasso
The Tunnel: Vengeance (15) Out now
A self-styled Pied Piper is abducting children and adults alike in this third and final series of the Anglo-French version of Scandi hit The Bridge.
Stephen Dillane (Stannis from Game Of Thrones) returns as Karl, the engaging English detective, while Clemence Poesy is his socially awkward but brilliant French counterpart Elise.
Events move from the bizarre to the grim and grisly, building to a tense and shocking climax.
As the motives of the Pied Piper emerge, it's clear the writer has let her imagination get the better of her, and the bad guy ends up even more unconvincing than their CGI rats, undercutting the gritty tone of the rest of the drama.
Nonetheless, Dillane and Poesy's chemistry keeps you on board right to the end.
Jayme Bryla
Revolt (15) Out Jan 29
Alien invasion action thriller set in present-day Kenya. Fans of the genre will immediately recognise strong influences from War Of The Worlds and TV's Falling Skies.
Stars Lee Pace (The Hobbit trilogy, Twilight saga) and Berenice Marlohe (Skyfall) work well together keeping a functional script alive, and there's a nice cameo from Lock Stock's Jason Flemying.
The action sequences are well-paced, with special effects that certainly don't look out of place, and impressively the film manages to create a sense of scale over a fun and captivating 80 minutes.
There are a few rough edges, and one or two unnecessary plot points, but it delivers where it's supposed to.
Nick Turnbull
Cat O'Nine Tails (15) Out Jan 29
Karl Malden plays a blind man who joins forces with a young girl and a journalist as a blackmail plot leads to murder in this 1971 mystery.
Italian director Dario Argento has said it is his least favourite of the films he has made but, with the help of a fantastic score from Ennio Morricone, he cranks up the tension (and the body count) as the film moves towards a suspenseful finale.
With glamour, intrigue and the odd scare thrown in for good measure, the labyrinthine plot is preposterous at times.
But there are so many memorable scenes throughout, all shot with such verve, that it hardly matters.
Ben Martyns
Wind River (15) Out now
Set on a snowy Native American Indian Reservation in Wyoming, the cold, harsh landscape is the quiet star of this drama.
Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye of Avengers fame) is Cory Lambert, a local game tracker who discovers a Native American girl's body while out hunting.
An inexperienced FBI agent (Elizabeth Olsen, Scarlet Witch in Avengers) turns up to investigate but soon finds out she is out of her depth and needs Lambert's help and local knowledge.
The plot is quite straightforward but solid characterisation and acting drive towards a deadly finale.
Lorraine Thomas
TRAINSPOTTING RETURNSEwan McGregor and Robert Carlyle lead stars at glamorous T2 Trainspotting premiere
The Mystery Of Picasso (E) Out now
Director Henri-George Clouzot is best known for the thrillers that earned him the moniker "the French Hitchcock", so this 1957 documentary about Picasso was a major departure from his usual nerve-jangling fare.
An examination of the creative process of the Spanish artist, the film mainly consists of lengthy shots of Picasso working on a transparent canvas.
We see his paintings progress stroke by stroke, accompanied by a terrific soundtrack, as the works grow from outlines of figures into fully fledged colour pieces.
When complete, each work is shown for a few seconds before the next scene begins with a blank canvas.
The film shows rather than tells, with the paintings (which get more complex) allowed to speak for themselves, though occasionally the format is broken with playful exchanges between the artist and director.
Those who already hold an interest in Picasso should find plenty to love.
For those without, it's a film to admire rather than cherish.
Ben Martyns


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Jana Casale's debut novel "The Girl Who Never Read Noam Chomsky" feels like reading the story behind a carefully curated Instagram feed. Between the entries about sitting in coffee shops, falling in love, moving to San Francisco, taking scenic road trips with her boyfriend, working on her novel and pretending to read Noam Chomsky to impress a boy she likes, Casale's heroine Leda is insecure — obsessed with the concept of being "linear."
Leda was the type of girl who thought "salad for lunch was a distant notion she associated with mortgages and weddings," orders clothing made out of tree pulp or vegan silk, "grown accustomed to drinking intolerable drinks at parties by holding her breath and taking small sips," and builds her days around "tea and ice cream."
She was the type of girl who apologizes all the time and forces herself to do stuff she hates because that's what everybody else does and thinks its also what's expected from her. The type of girl who shaves the pubic hair from her vagina even though it hurts and makes her bleed and her boyfriend tells her to stop shaving down there.
She's the type of girl that you hate — who has her whole life put together and still feels insecure. She's engaged by 25 and married by 26. She doesn't have to go through the charade of mindlessly swiping on Tinder or OkCupid. She became a mother before she turned 30. And writes her first novel and gets it published*. (* I'm referring to Jana Casale rather than Casale's heroine Leda in this instance.)
But the main reason you hate Leda: because she reminds you of yourself and you hate yourself and your indecision and insecurity. You want Leda (and yourself) to be brave and fearless and above pettiness, but even as you're reading about how Casale describes the cattiness of women who constantly try to one-up each other, you're just as guilty of this and "never reading Noam Chomsky," comparing yourself to a fictional character and her invisible Instagram feed.


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Sitting under the dim lights in the railway station, we would devour the 'Amar Chitra Katha' comics, without missing a word, until our train screeched to a stop in front of us.Hurriedly we would climb the steps, find our seat and once agin dive nose deep into our comics….precious memories, packed in picture books, how much of our lives they shaped and continue to influence ,to this day.So if anyone asks you not to read so many books, ask them to go fly a kite, they have no idea what they missed!
One such favorite book of mine among the Amar Chitra Katha's, was the story of Sudama and Krishna.Do you remember the cover picture on that book ?….still sealed in my memory like I read it yesterday, Krishna washing the feet of his dear friend, Sudama, who he is seeing after ages, since being in school together. If you look at the picture carefully, you would spot a little bundle of 'something ' in a cloth bag of sorts hidden at the edge of Sudama's shawl. Hats off the editors of these Amar Chitra Katha's, the pictures looked so real, the emotions of the characters spoke through these pictures……in this picture, you can read Sudama's embarrassment to share his humble gift, to a Prince who has everything, yet the tug of love he felt for a dear friend he knew so well, overtook the emotion of the shame of "not having enough". The big hearted nature of Krishna, the Lord himself who knew all that had happened to his dear friend, yet never ever made him feel any lesser of a human being ,than the one he had known since school days…….
…….now that to me, is nobility ! They went to school together as kids,their backgrounds different, yet their friendship deep, never based on materialistic values…how rare it is these days ! It is important to share these stories that have stood the test of time, because of the meaning they hold, the values, the depth.
We learnt from them, we grew because of them, the deep morals they inculcated in the ever fertile mind of a young child…..stories that every child needs to be exposed to , to grow into a mature and well balanced adult, who is wise enough to know the difference.
For those of you, who are new to the story of the friendship between Sudama and Krishna, here it goes……Having gone to school together, as children….
….the time had come for them to go their separate ways, after attaining all the education they needed to in the ashram, they parted with a heavy heart promising to stay in touch….
……and just like you and me, life took over, each had their own responsibilities, families to take care of , duties to perform ….. the days became weeks, weeks to months, months to years…. a lot of time had gone past, yet when they spoke about their childhood memories to their life partners, they spoke with great fondness, so each was aware of the other's existence ,having never really met in person. Sudama fell through difficult times, in spite of his hard work and was faced with the financial challenge of providing for his family. On one such occasion, his wife gently prodded him to seek the help of his childhood friend, Krishna, whom he spoke so fondly about all the time. They came from different back grounds.
Krishna, was the Prince of Mathura and was well placed materialistically while Sudama, was less fortunate . Sudama felt reluctant to seek his friend for help, since he valued his friendship more than any materialistic gain, and had his pride too. Yet these were trying times, no doubt.
So one day, after much reluctance Sudama, heads to Mathura to seek out his friend for help.He takes a humble gift of 'beaten rice/Poha/ Bajeel" tied in a cloth at the edge of his shawl & covers it , as he enters the palace grounds.Krishna runs up to the gates to meet him, receives him at the palace by washing his feet ( "Atithi Devo Bhava"/treat your guest like God , a tradition followed in the Hindu culture ) and is so excited to meet him, they share pleasantries after having met after so many years , it is then that Sudama is overwhelmed with embarrassment about his humble gift and hides it even further into his shawl….. Krishna , being the mischievous one forever, spots the little cloth bag, pulls it out, opens it to find his favorite food "Poha" and starts eating it immediately, thanking Sudama profusely for remembering his favorite snack….seeing him relish it with childlike innocence relieves Sudama of his embarrassment, and they go back to being the same old friends they had been at school, quickly making Sudama forget the reason why he came to visit Krishna for. A few days later, Sudama takes leave of Krishna, after letting his dear friend know how much he enjoyed seeing him after so long, and continues on his long journey home. On the way he remembers that he had completely forgotten to ask Krishna for help, now what would he tell his wife and starving children, he thinks as he walks along the path towards home. When he nears home, where once stood his humble hut, stood a palatial building, confused if he missed the way, he starts heading out when his wife & children dressed in lovely clothes run towards him from the mansion to greet him. It was then that Sudama understands the love of his friend, Krishna…..all he did was take him a mouthful of Poha, yet how much the Lord had blessed him with.
Moral of the story : The Almighty knows what you need and will deliver at the right time, meanwhile have faith that he will never let you down.
This evenings "Poha" or "Aval Pidi Kolakattai " is a tribute to this beautiful friendship, celebrating the love of friends and the Lord's magnanimous nature.
Happy Janmashtami, to each one of you. May the Almighty's grace always shower on us.
Aval Pidi Kolakattai :
Ingredients :
- Aval /Poha or Beaten Rice flakes – 2 cups
- Water – 3 cups
- Dessicated Coconut- 4 tbsp
- Green chillies – 6-8( sliced fine)
- Ginger – 1′ (sliced fine)
- Curry Leaves- a few
- Coconut Oil- 2-3 tbsp
- Mustard seeds- 1tbsp
- Uradh dhal- 1tbsp
- Asafoetida- a pinch
- Salt to taste Method:
1.Heat oil in a thick bottomed vessel, to this add the mustard, uradh dhal when oil gets warm, a pinch of asofoetida & curry leaves.
2.Now pour the water in and allow it to boil, by covering it with a lid.
3. Meanwhile use a blender to powder the Aval/Poha/Beaten rice coarsely.Set aside.
4. Once the water begins to boil, add the coarsely powdered Aval into the water& keep stirring till the water evaporates and the paste gets thicker.Once, the water is completely evaporated , move the Aval mix away from the stove and allow it to cool slightly.
5. Now make elongated balls 'Pidi" with your fingers, while the mix is still warm & place it in a steamer for 5 minutes. Take it out, serve hot with any chutney.
Yummy quick evening snack to offer the deity, as 'neivedyam' /offerings and relish with all at home, as well.
Another way to prepare Aval /Poha or Bajeel is in my previous post , you can find here:https://stirringmyspicysoul.com/2013/01/21/kanda-poha-beaten-rice-with-potato-onion/
Notes: Krishna's favorite food is anything done with Aval/ Poha/ Bajeel/Beaten rice. This morning it was raining here, so our Krishna gets to have some spicy Kozhukattai's, for Janmashtami 🙂


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Megastar Chiranjeevi's most eagerly anticipated 150 film under VV Vinayak's direction, tentatively titled Kathilantodu, has been the talk of the town over the last few months. After several months long dilly-dallying and script discussions, the film is finally gearing up to commence its regular shooting from June third week.
According to a latest update, legendary art director and production designer Thota Tharani has been roped in to design the sets for this prestigious flick. Thota Tharani is famous his national award winning work in Mani Ratnam's Nayakudu and Shankar's Bharateeyudu, apart from the impressive Madhura Meenakshi temple sets he had designed for Mahesh's Arjun and the ancient backdrop sets for Kamal's Dasavatharam etc.
Thota Tharani was honored by the Indian government with the country's fourth highest civilian award Padma Shri in 2001.
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We've been asphyxiated with Alexander Wang since his six unisex silhouette line shortly after graduating from Parsons. The best thing to come out of San Francisco, alongside Harvey Milk, his new role as Creative Director at Balenciaga saw the sport-luxe cuts we all know him so well for at his eponymous label carried over and merged with Balenciaga's striking silhouette through the use of sharp cuts in spherical angles in fabrics such as raw leathers and neoprene.


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I need some variety when it comes to white fish, I usually go for haddock but halibut makes a great alternative (although a little bit more expensive...but worth it). Halibut has a meatier texture but like all white fish it is great for cooking alongside lots of delicious flavours. See the recipe below.
Serves 2
2 Halibut steaks
About 25-30 cherry tomatoes on the vine
1 large clove of garlic, finely chopped
2 tbsp good olive oil
1 tbsp chopped basil
Salt and ground black pepper
Preheat the oven to 190C
Keep about half the cherry tomatoes on the vine, as in the picture above. Remove the rest from the vine and cut into quarters. Place in a bowl along with the garlic, oil, and basil, and season with salt and pepper. Mix well.
Place the halibut steaks in a roasting dish and spoon the tomato mixture onto the top of the steaks. Place the remaining cherry tomatoes on the vine alongside the halibut.
Cook in the oven for 15 minutes.


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MPLS (multiprotocol label switching) is one of those rare innovations that benefit everyone. Initially, its main advantage was that it offered high-speed data transfer rates. Now that other systems have caught up, speed is no longer the deal clincher it once was. Which has simply served to highlight all of the other ways that MPLS can simplify communication and enhance the efficiency of your business.MPLS is scalable, which means that whatever package you choose from your service provider, it can be adjusted to suit your growing business and bandwidth requirements. It supports VPN (virtual private network) applications as well as ERP (enterprise resource planning) solutions. VPN allows employees to access information from their business database wherever they are, so long as they are able to connect to the Internet. ERP solutions provide reliable networks, free of unnecessary traffic, between businesses, their various branch offices, partners and customers.Intra- and interoffice communications are enhanced as MPLS networks are capable of carrying voice calls within an office. They enable VoIP (voice over Internet protocol) traffic across a network of computers, as well as video conferencing, although this facility is dependent on the purchase of additional equipment. The potential savings regarding the cost of calls, travel and time are enormous, as all communication can take place from behind your desk, via your broadband account.You don't have to worry about any complicated system maintenance, as MPLS networks are usually fully managed by your service provider. Fully managed services are called "Layer 3 services" and entail the management of the customer end router. You don't need to go to the expense of hiring or training specialists to monitor your shiny new network and keep it in mint condition. You can rest assured that any hiccups will be handled quickly and efficiently, often before you even know a problem exists.Layer 2 services can also be provided for businesses that would rather retain control over their networks. Service providers then supply a variety of support services, including a help desk and 24-hour help-line.In addition to reducing the cost and complexity of business networks, MPLS networks also support multimedia services, distributing voice, video and data across networks safely and quickly. Multicasting services enable customers to broadcast information in a variety of ways, such as video conferencing and online radio.As with all services and systems, MPLS has its disadvantages, but they are significantly outweighed by the potential benefits. It's time to get on the MPLS bandwagon or risk being stuck behind, in the land of the Luddite.Recommended sites:http://www.networkmagazineindia.com/200306/vendor.shtml%5Bhttp://www.foundrynet.com/technology/mpls/%5D
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I have this thing about people who take things at face value, politicians thrive at exploiting them, as do the tabloids. They are often intolerant of people who are different and ideas or art they perceive as a threat to them and their insular lives.
I have always admired artists who have the confidence to confront such people, to know they are going to draw simple judgement. They exploit them too – Madonna thumbs a lift naked by the highway for the benefit of her photographer is rather different to Tracy Emin dealing with her demons by spreading her legs in her self portrait sketches. But both are examples of creators with the self confidence to know that they are going to win over people, quite accepting that they will disgust many judgmental people.
People are not born with an aversion to creativity. Their views are the product of their childhood and the cause goes back generations. Slowly, as they discover that it is in fact they who are different, perhaps through their shocked reaction to people, art or events that other people not only accept, but appear to enjoy, some change. And their children, learning more from exposure to the world through their friends and the internet, change too.
There is only one person in this image. It is a construction from a previous shoot assembled in 2007. I should consider setting up shoots specifically to construct such images but this arose very much after the event, a benefit of a mischievous mind and interval shooting with a digital camera.
This image is in no small part exists because of people who once were judgmental of me. There – see how I turned out – you were right! (Not!)
Most of the people who created the person in me that makes these images are half a lifetime or more away now. They will probably never see my photos, and if they do it will all probably go way over their heads. So again they will actually be wrong.


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Jobs are not moved from the In queue to the Out queue.
Check that the permissions on the Spool folder (by default, %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Spool\Printers) has at least Change (Modify) permission for the StopIt user account.
The StopIt user account is granted membership of the Domain Admins group, so the permissions will normally be correct.
StopIt was working fine this morning, but now it isn't.
Although this sounds very vague, this type of "error" is heard on occasions. Generally, it is likely that the problem is not with StopIt, but that something has changed in the way your network is configured. Work out what has been changed, however minor.
The most common problem with this that one or more of the In Queues have been released. For StopIt to work correctly, you must make sure that the relevant In Queues are permanently paused.
With the LAN Manager version, if you log onto the Scan station using the ADMIN username and then change the ADMIN password, StopIt may behave in an unpredictable fashion. Try rebooting the Scan station and logging on again with the new password.
You get a message telling you that a DLL is not initializing or available when running the Administration module, Sysmess or Credit Check.
The wrong DLLs are being loaded by the program. Ensure that you are running the correct versions of each program for the relevant operating system. Each program looks for the DLL files in the Windows system directory, the program directory and then current working directory. It is possible that you have the wrong DLLs in the wrong directory. If in doubt delete all FLOLIB*.DLL files and reinstall the workstation files.
Why isn't the Add or Edit Queues dialog box displayed in the Administration module when selected?
You have not installed the Administration module from that workstation. Install again and the relevant files will be copied to the workstation's hard drive.
You want to select a different server on a different domain but can't!
Make sure that the relevant domain view is available from the Administration module Window menu. If not use Select Domain from the Users menu.
Why isn't a server listed for an In queue?
Make sure that you have installed StopIt server files on the particular server and that it is available in the domain.
You want to print to an Out queue on a different domain but it isn't working.
You must have a StopIt user with the same password as the forwarding domain.
Why are some print jobs counted incorrectly?
Make sure that the correct type of page counter has been selected. If the page counter is correct, try using a different printer driver, possibly one of the "standard" printer drivers. For PCL / HPGL printers try using an appropriate HP LaserJet driver and for Postscript printers try using an Apple LaserWriter driver.
If you have a PostScript printer allowing the sending of compressed print jobs, ensure that you select the relevant Advanced option (from the Add/Edit Queue window) for the queue as otherwise pages will not be counted correctly.
One copy of a job is sent, but two are printed.
Make sure that the relevant In Queue is paused. It must be permanently paused for StopIt to work correctly.
Why can't a StopIt Operator view or set credits for a particular user?
Choose Check Permissions from the Users menu when running the Administration module on an NT Workstation or NT Server. This is due to it being impossible to set permissions correctly on the FLO.INI file from a Windows 3.x or 95 workstation for a user with a home directory held on an NT Server.
We use a different spool folder for each printer queue.
Windows NT/2000 allows you to configure each printer queue to have a separate spool folder by editing values in the registry.
This is a known issue: StopIt does not work if you use this configuration.
On my LAN Manager network, why is a job scanned by more than one scan station?
This is probably because you haven't set a specific workstation to scan each queue. When you have only one scan station, there is no need to specific the name of the workstation to scan each queue. As soon as you have more than one scan station, it is vital that you specify a workstation for every monitored queue. This is done using the Administration module by selecting the Scan workstation option (from the Add/Edit Queue window).


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Mike is joined for a meeting of the minds by fellow WLW Studios hosts "Handsome" Dan Lopez and Stubs McBeepster. Topics are all over the place and include: Pro Wrestling, Social Justice Warriors, Beards, Baseball, Basketball, Gay Marriage, Lucha Underground, The Shallows and more!!
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the Final Verdict "A lot on my mind"
It's Mike's show, it's Mike's opinions. He has a lot of catching up to do. Topics include: Baltimore Riots, New York Yankees, Billy Corgan, TNA's EC3 and the Dollhouse, Lucha Undergrounds Vampiro, Striker, and Hernandez, Millwall Football, New York Jets, and November Rain… of course


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Thank you to all who attended your cooperative's annual meeting June 8 at the headquarters facility. More than 375 members and guests attended the event that featured a nice catered breakfast, energy information booths, CFL Charlie, the Energy Bike, Touchstone Energy balloon, business reports and the election.
I'd like to congratulate Terry Schmitz, Bruce Leino and Roy Bain on their re-election to the cooperative board. Immediately following the annual meeting the board held its reorganization meeting and Terry Schmitz was elected President, Wes Waller Vice President, Walt Breeze Secretary and Roy Bain Treasurer.
Following are excerpts from the annual meeting address by Jared Echternach, CEO.
Good morning and welcome to your cooperative's 73rd annual meeting! ...
2012 was a difficult year for your cooperative. We lost a great leader, friend and employee in Jeff Ortman who dedicated his life to the cooperative and to our communities. ...
Four major storms ripped through our service area in 2012 costing the cooperative nearly $500,000. As you may recall July 2-4 was particularly devastating to our distribution system and to neighboring systems as well. As is customary, crews from other cooperatives assisted in the restoration effort, as we have assisted co-ops in their time of need. Your line crews and office personnel did a tremendous job restoring power under very difficult and sometimes dangerous circumstances. I would like to personally thank our employees for their hard work during these trying times and for their dedication to the cooperative the entire year. ...
"So many ways electricity weaves its way through our lives, and we don't think about it very much," said Gary Connett, "…it makes life so much easier."
Connett, director of demand-side management and member services for Great River Energy, was speaking at the 73rd annual meeting of North Itasca Electric Cooperative last month. GRE is a wholesale power supplier and is itself a cooperative owned by 28 distribution cooperatives including North Itasca Electric.
Despite the many ways we use electricity, Connett pointed out that energy sales followed the economy downward in 2008 after setting a remarkable growth rate of 5.4 percent in 2007. This year the growth rate is anticipated to be 0.1 percent.
Electricity is an important part of our lives. We strive to maintain power and minimize the length of time anyone has to be without power. By being prepared and informed, you can help us restore your power as quickly as practical.
You bought ENERGY STAR® appliances because you knew they would be more energy efficient, but are you taking full advantage of the cost savings on the different machines? By choosing the most efficient settings on you ENERGY STAR® appliances you can save even more with your appliances. Here are some tips to help save you even more.
An ENERGY STAR® clothes washer uses one third less electricity and one-half less water than a conventional washer. An ENERGY STAR® washer also has additional settings that will save you even more. The average family washes almost 400 loads of clothes a year, so by using these settings it can add up to big savings. You can select lower water temperature "cold wash/ cold rinse" setting which will reduce energy use. A lower water level for smaller loads will save you water and energy usage. If your washer has features like pre-soak and suds saver, use of these features would save you even more.
Big Falls is hosting its annual July 4 celebration highlighted by a famous fireworks display at dusk. Softball, food and events all day with a parade at 5 p.m. There is also a street dance on Wednesday starting a 9 p.m. and a 5k run down Main Street at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
The Wild Rice Festival in Deer River is sponsored by the Lions Club and features a Midway, kids events, live music, food and vendors. Two concerts are planned; a concert and street dance featuring the Dweebs on July 4 and a country music concert on July 5 headlining Restless Heart. There are a vocal music competition, fireworks and feeds. For a schedule, see www.wildricefestival.com.


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UTV Motion Picture presents Upcoming Bollywood Hindi movie titled as Raja Natwarlal Emraan Hashmi first film of 2014 starring opposite to Pakistan TV actress Humaima Malik playing lead role of heroin & first look of hero Emraan Hashmi has been revealed in which he is looking good in new avatar. Now the queries raised about box office collection predictions & Hit or flop reviews.
Raja Natwarlal Hit or Flop:
In 2014 Emraan is disappeared from the silver screen so his die hard fans are curious to watch his upcoming releases.now the question for which you are coming here is that would be hit or flop.
initially its title was shaatir but later on name changes to Raja Natwarlal considering some promotional purpose or if you are old bollywood moviegoers you already had listen similar named movie of Amitabh Bachan's Mr.Natwarlal was big blockbuster.many of Big b fans thought it is a remake but there is nothing like that.they just choose it for promotional purpose either it suit more for his character.
Raja Natwarlal Wiki, Cast Crew, Poster, Trailer Release date
Whats Bad:
Emran Hashmi who was popular for his Bold scenes now seem getting back while other hot actors Jay Bhanushali, Sushant Singh Rajpoot, Ranbir Singh ,Arjun Kapoor are doing more well.so his lovers or likers move to other Young handsome actor especially her female fans.
If we talk about his movies catalog from past 2 years then he is being getting flop & he dnt have a large number of super-hit hence considering his past 2 year career it would be just average.
Whats Good:
it is full of entertainment movie with interesting story of conman of modern era the best comedian actor Paresh Rawal also starring in supporting role the another good thing , it is sharp story of a big indian conman of old era Natwarlal to whom many people know so it make excitement among viewers that how Emran would represent him in a filmy way which can raise Raja natwarlal box office collection.
Humaima Malik is much famous in Pakistan she becoming popular from her Super-hit TV serial Ishq junoon Dewangi as she performed in Lollywood Movie "Bol" so her paki fans also would be interested to watch her Bollywood debut so it will work better in both Pak-India.
Raja Natwarlal Box office collection:
On Box office there will be tough competition because two other most awaited film Ajay Devgan Singham Returns & it's Entertainment releasing on in August which slightly effect its earning but the expectation are high regarding the success of film.
Read Also : Singham (2) Returns Box Office Prediction
Raja Natwarlal Expected Box office Collection Earning projection including first day ,2nd day, 3rd day to total gross are
Opening day : 5 cr
2nd day :4
3rd day :3-4 cr
Overall Total Box Office Collection : 70cr
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JoAnne M. (Walker) Newman
JoAnne M. (Walker) Newman
B. June 28, 1960
D. May 29, 2018
JoAnne (Joey) Newman, 57, Passed away peacefully on May 29, 2018 after a long battle with Heart Disease at her home in Homosassa, FL. with her mother, Jane by her side.
Joey was born on June 28, 1960 to John and Jane(Lassonde) Walker in Duluth, MN. She was raised and grew up in Two Harbors, graduating in 1978 from Two Harbors High school. She worked at Husky Hydraulics in the 1980's, and moved with the company when it was transferred to Moody, AL. Eventually she moved to Homosassa, FL to spend more time with her mother.
Joey enjoyed agate and berry picking, time at the family cabin on Lake Pequaywan, NASCAR Racing, and especially spending time in her many vegetable gardens she grew over the years.
Preceded in death by her Father, John Walker.
Survived by her Mother, Jane(Lassonde)Walker, many Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins.
No Memorial Service is currently planned at this time.


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Morrison, D.A. (2015). Pedagogy and MOOCs: A practical application of Khan's e-learning framework. In The MOOC case book – case studies in MOOC design, development & implementation (pp. 33 – 46). Ronkonkoma, NY: Linus Publications.
The MOOC Case Book tells the stories of IT and e-learning practitioners, faculty, and students who faced challenges during the design, development, implementation, or participation in a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC). This book will be of great interest to designers, developers, and instructional facilitators of Massive Open Online courses, as well as academics and consumers of MOOC content. It can be used as a textbook or supplementary resource in Educational/Instructional Technology programs and courses focusing on instructional design for e-learning, distance education trends and issues, and issues in higher education. The MOOC Case Book can also serve as a handbook to guide administrators, IT professionals, instructional designers, and faculty in the planning, development, and implementation of successful MOOC initiatives. Available at Linus Publications.
Morrison, D. A. (2015). Online Learning Insights: Online teaching, learning, course design and MOOCs: A collection of instructive articles. Kindle Edition.
A collection of top-viewed blog posts from the leading blog in online education 'Online Learning Insights'. Online Learning Insights is a trusted resource used by hundreds of educators from higher education and K-12 institutions from over 90 countries. This selection of highest ranking articles is compiled into a searchable, convenient format for readers and is categorized into five key areas: supporting student success, facilitating online discussions, course design, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and personal learning environments. New content introduces each category providing readers with a fresh, current perspective on the topic with need-to-know concepts summarized as key takeaways.
I started Online Learning Insights in 2011 when working as a Lead Curriculum Developer at a four-year university. I identified a need for support of faculty and instructors creating courses for the online delivery mode, and for skills in teaching online. Online learning insights has evolved into a valued and credible source for hundreds of education professionals from over 90 countries. See the online learning insights section for further details.
I launched School Over Sports with the aim of raising awareness among parents, educators, coaches and community members about the issues around competitive youth sport and its effect on children's well-being, academic performance and family life. My goal is to encourage readers consider the issues, get involved, and contribute to developing a safe, healthy and positive environment for sports and school.
Book Reviews
I read current and classic works about education theory, instructional design and teaching, and keep track of books read, ratings and reviews on Goodreads. I post select reviews on my blogs. I've included a selection of links below featuring some of my favorites.


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|Father-daughter run
We then went for lunch to Elements the Restaurant, which is in one of the new University of Winnipeg buildings, and offers a mix of Asian, Mexican and diner inspired meals. I wish this place was around when I went to the U of W! Our meal was fantastic! I enjoyed a kind of Mexican Eggs Benedict (I can't remember the name of the dish!):
My dad had a burger with Elements' homemade turkey-wild rice soup, which is to die for!
The service was also excellent, it seemed our server was very passionate about food and the food made at Elements. Really great to see.
After lunch, we hit up Running Room on Grant so I could get compression socks, NOT for running though, but rather to reduce the swelling caused from long-haul flights and limited mobility. This flight over, as well as my trip to Toronto in August, resulted in me having very swollen feet and heavy legs the days after my flight. Compression socks worn, and tights if you like, help reduce the swelling caused by blood pooling in your legs from sitting for so long. I also bought some warmer weather clothes to get me through the hot temperatures.
We had an early Thanksgiving meal that night, with my Grandma and Grandpa, my mom, my sister, the two students boarding with my mom and our neighbour. My Grandma and Grandpa brought over shrimp from Mexico, brought back from their annual trip to Puerto Vallarta. I LOVE these!
My first Monday, I went to one of my favourite lunch places in town, Phuong Nam Restaurant, for my favourite Vietnamese food. When I lived in Winnipeg, I would often get #54 for takeout: chargrilled pork, spring rolls, and chopped up lettuce/cucumber/carrots on a bed of rice vermicelli, garnished with crushed peanuts. Top it with a dressing of fish sauce among other things, and you have a very filling, delicious and healthy (minus the deep-fried spring rolls) lunch. You can't get this in Scotland! I've missed this meal so much, and actually crave it. Finally, delicious relief!
Next up: Continuation of the Winnipeg trip, and some major gluttony.
Just a note: Have you noticed a new icon on my sidebar? I'm a Great Blogger from Expat Arrivals, with the help of Shantalie. Click on the link to find out more about being a Canadian expat in Scotland, from my perspective.


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All customers are different but based on general studies here are a few things your customers wish you knew…
- Customer's love a personal touch and remembering a customer's name will have one of the most positive effects within their visit to you. Psychology says there is nothing more pleasing than hearing your own name as it leaves people more interested and attentive when you are talking to them. This is all in the name of getting to know your customer.
- People generally prefer good service over fast service, I think this goes by the saying for how 15 minutes in paradise is 100% better than 5 minutes in hell. Good service allows customers to remember their experience with you in a positive way and even leaving them willing to recommend your services to friends and family.
- Customers LOVE brand stories, stories will help to sell. Stories have the ability to transport the client and make them feel involved with the brand you have created, it will leave a lasting effect on them, just try not to drag it out!
- A study of applied social psychology showed that waiters that returned to a table for a second follow up with added mint received 23% more tips than normal. This is due to the customers feeling as if they are valued, this falls back on the idea of a personal touch. .
- If you have a loyalty program with your business, customers will often be more willing to follow through with it if you give your time to helping set it up with/for them as task that are underway are more likely to be completed.
- Selling time over money is a much more effective way of selling things. Customers are generally have much more favourable feelings when associating things with ''time well spent'' as this to them will link with creating memories and getting the most out of their experience.


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As a huge fan of beat generation literature myself, the recent trend of bringing the writers' work to the big screen brings me great joy. After last year's release of 'Howl' where James Franco rekindling fellow beat king, Allen Ginsberg's spirit as his most famous poem was told through animation, I could not have imagined my favourite beat literature's film adaptation would be complete only a few months later!!
Although my hopes for the film were somewhat destroyed by the knowledge of Kirsten Stewart's participation but after watching the trailer my faith has been restored. An important thing for me was the voice, the wrong voice for protagonist Sal Paradise would have ruined the whole production for me, luckily though, Sam Riley has captured exactly how I imagined Sal's void to be and the cinematography looks incredible.
'On the Road' is out in cinemas (UK) on September 21st 2012.