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Young Lions skipper Brad Galvin isn’t afraid of taking his side’s ‘scrappy’ style of play into Sunday’s semi final clash with Henwood Park. Galvin has headlined the Lions’ defensive unit from centre back this season, putting together a string of solid performances to contain rival sides to just 28 goals in their 19 games to date. Now, the 27-year-old is relishing the lead-up to a shot at grand final glory and says there’s no reason why his team mates can’t tough out another gritty win against the favoured Hawks. “We really toughed it out against Leeton last weekend but we’ve been doing that all year,” Galvin said. “It was a pretty scrappy win and we defended like our lives depended on it when they threw everything at us in the last few minutes.” Having only just taken over the captaincy from the unavailable Duncan Cameron, Galvin is facing the unusual prospect of being one of the side’s most senior players in just his second season at Hall Bros Oval. The defender also admitted his surprise at Young’s run to the finals but credited the injection of youth into the side. “We were really in a building phase last year and we copped a few floggings with all those juniors blokes coming in,” Galvin said. “Now, we’ve kept that core group together for two years and I think we’ve come along quicker than we anticipated. “That comes down to those younger boys in the side having an impact and guys like Alex Mitchell, who I’d say is one of the fastest blokes in the competition, and Pat Hislop have been real standouts all year.” All eyes are now fixed upon the task ahead - toppling the defending premiers. Galvin knows it’s no easy task but says the result will be vastly different from their 6-0 loss to Henwood Park in July. “We were missing a few players from our back line that game, so I think that probably affected us a fair bit,” Galvin said. “Still, we know they’ll be hard to get on top of and they’ll throw everything at us in attack. “We’ll just have to hold them out and look to hit them through counterattack.” While you’re with us, did you know that The Daily Advertiser is now offering sports and local events as part of its growing email newsletter service? Our sports email will keep the sports-mad up-to-date with a round-up of all the weekend’s sports action - sign up here.
LEADER OF THE PRIDE: Young Lions skipper Brad Galvin (right, pictured tackling Lake Albert's Henri Gardner in 2017) says his side won't shirk away from the tough stuff against Henwood Park in this weekend's semi final.
Young Lions skipper Brad Galvin isn’t afraid of taking his side’s ‘scrappy’ style of play into Sunday’s semi final clash with Henwood Park.
Galvin has headlined the Lions’ defensive unit from centre back this season, putting together a string of solid performances to contain rival sides to just 28 goals in their 19 games to date.
Now, the 27-year-old is relishing the lead-up to a shot at grand final glory and says there’s no reason why his team mates can’t tough out another gritty win against the favoured Hawks.
“We really toughed it out against Leeton last weekend but we’ve been doing that all year,” Galvin said.
But honestly, we don’t mind scrappy games like that - I’d be happy to grind out a 1-0 win every week if that’s what it takes.
Having only just taken over the captaincy from the unavailable Duncan Cameron, Galvin is facing the unusual prospect of being one of the side’s most senior players in just his second season at Hall Bros Oval.
The defender also admitted his surprise at Young’s run to the finals but credited the injection of youth into the side.
“We were really in a building phase last year and we copped a few floggings with all those juniors blokes coming in,” Galvin said.
“Now, we’ve kept that core group together for two years and I think we’ve come along quicker than we anticipated.
ROCK IN DEFENCE: Galvin clears the ball under pressure from Tolland's Ramon Atayde during a Pascoe Cup clash in 2018.
All eyes are now fixed upon the task ahead - toppling the defending premiers.
Galvin knows it’s no easy task but says the result will be vastly different from their 6-0 loss to Henwood Park in July.
“We were missing a few players from our back line that game, so I think that probably affected us a fair bit,” Galvin said.
“Still, we know they’ll be hard to get on top of and they’ll throw everything at us in attack.

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young lions skipper brad galvin isn’t afraid of taking his side’s ‘scrappy’ style of play into sunday’s semi final clash with henwood park. galvin has headlined the lions’ defensive unit from centre back this season, putting together a string of solid performances to contain rival sides to just 28 goals in their 19 games to date. now, the 27-year-old is relishing the lead-up to a shot at grand final glory and says there’s no reason why his team mates can’t tough out another gritty win against the favoured hawks. “we really toughed it out against leeton last weekend but we’ve been doing that all year,” galvin said. “it was a pretty scrappy win and we defended like our lives depended on it when they threw everything at us in the last few minutes.” having only just taken over the captaincy from the unavailable duncan cameron, galvin is facing the unusual prospect of being one of the side’s most senior players in just his second season at hall bros oval. the defender also admitted his surprise at young’s run to the finals but credited the injection of youth into the side. “we were really in a building phase last year and we copped a few floggings with all those juniors blokes coming in,” galvin said. “now, we’ve kept that core group together for two years and i think we’ve come along quicker than we anticipated. “that comes down to those younger boys in the side having an impact and guys like alex mitchell, who i’d say is one of the fastest blokes in the competition, and pat hislop have been real standouts all year.” all eyes are now fixed upon the task ahead - toppling the defending premiers. galvin knows it’s no easy task but says the result will be vastly different from their 6-0 loss to henwood park in july. “we were missing a few players from our back line that game, so i think that probably affected us a fair bit,” galvin said. “still, we know they’ll be hard to get on top of and they’ll throw everything at us in attack. “we’ll just have to hold them out and look to hit them through counterattack.” while you’re with us, did you know that the daily advertiser is now offering sports and local events as part of its growing email newsletter service? our sports email will keep the sports-mad up-to-date with a round-up of all the weekend’s sports action - sign up here.
leader of the pride: young lions skipper brad galvin (right, pictured tackling lake albert's henri gardner in 2017) says his side won't shirk away from the tough stuff against henwood park in this weekend's semi final.
young lions skipper brad galvin isn’t afraid of taking his side’s ‘scrappy’ style of play into sunday’s semi final clash with henwood park.
galvin has headlined the lions’ defensive unit from centre back this season, putting together a string of solid performances to contain rival sides to just 28 goals in their 19 games to date.
now, the 27-year-old is relishing the lead-up to a shot at grand final glory and says there’s no reason why his team mates can’t tough out another gritty win against the favoured hawks.
“we really toughed it out against leeton last weekend but we’ve been doing that all year,” galvin said.
but honestly, we don’t mind scrappy games like that - i’d be happy to grind out a 1-0 win every week if that’s what it takes.
having only just taken over the captaincy from the unavailable duncan cameron, galvin is facing the unusual prospect of being one of the side’s most senior players in just his second season at hall bros oval.
the defender also admitted his surprise at young’s run to the finals but credited the injection of youth into the side.
“we were really in a building phase last year and we copped a few floggings with all those juniors blokes coming in,” galvin said.
“now, we’ve kept that core group together for two years and i think we’ve come along quicker than we anticipated.
rock in defence: galvin clears the ball under pressure from tolland's ramon atayde during a pascoe cup clash in 2018.
all eyes are now fixed upon the task ahead - toppling the defending premiers.
galvin knows it’s no easy task but says the result will be vastly different from their 6-0 loss to henwood park in july.
“we were missing a few players from our back line that game, so i think that probably affected us a fair bit,” galvin said.
“still, we know they’ll be hard to get on top of and they’ll throw everything at us in attack.


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What discount would you consider exiting?
I think I would start scaling down my position / exit in the range of a discount between 40% and 20%. But haven’t given it much thought yet.
I really like some of the ideas posted by Krohne including this and Aseana Properties. Unfortunately, Interactive Brokers does not allow trading for these stocks. Keep up the good work!
Worth it to try to get a secondary broker that has access to some markets that IB doesn’t have in my opinion. That’s what I did, although good luck finding a broker that can trade in Jamaica or Zimbabwe.
I know Fidelity has access to the other markets, however, a trade cost $130. Given the low liquidity in some of these stocks it may take multiple days to buy the stock (multiple trades). Do you have any recommendations on brokers?
I use Binck (a Dutch broker), but don’t think they accept US customers.

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what discount would you consider exiting?
i think i would start scaling down my position / exit in the range of a discount between 40% and 20%. but haven’t given it much thought yet.
i really like some of the ideas posted by krohne including this and aseana properties. unfortunately, interactive brokers does not allow trading for these stocks. keep up the good work!
worth it to try to get a secondary broker that has access to some markets that ib doesn’t have in my opinion. that’s what i did, although good luck finding a broker that can trade in jamaica or zimbabwe.
i know fidelity has access to the other markets, however, a trade cost $130. given the low liquidity in some of these stocks it may take multiple days to buy the stock (multiple trades). do you have any recommendations on brokers?
i use binck (a dutch broker), but don’t think they accept us customers.


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The latest of five multidisciplinary volumes, this book spans the STEAM-H (Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Mathematics, and Health) disciplines with the intent to generate meaningful interdisciplinary interaction and student interest. Emphasis is placed on important methods and applications within and beyond each field. Topics include geometric triple systems, image segmentation, pattern recognition in medicine, pricing barrier options, p-adic numbers distribution in geophysics data pattern, adelic physics, and evolutionary game theory. Contributions were by invitation only and peer-reviewed. Each chapter is reasonably self-contained and pedagogically presented for a multidisciplinary readership.
Bourama Toni is Professor of Mathematics at Virginia State University. He earned his PhD in Mathematics with a focus on Differential Analysis and Dynamical Systems from the Université de Montréal. He is the author of several Springer books, including Bridging Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering and Technology (2012), Advances in Interdisciplinary Mathematical Research (2013), and New Frontiers of Multidisciplinary Research in STEAM-H (2014).

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the latest of five multidisciplinary volumes, this book spans the steam-h (science, technology, engineering, agriculture, mathematics, and health) disciplines with the intent to generate meaningful interdisciplinary interaction and student interest. emphasis is placed on important methods and applications within and beyond each field. topics include geometric triple systems, image segmentation, pattern recognition in medicine, pricing barrier options, p-adic numbers distribution in geophysics data pattern, adelic physics, and evolutionary game theory. contributions were by invitation only and peer-reviewed. each chapter is reasonably self-contained and pedagogically presented for a multidisciplinary readership.
bourama toni is professor of mathematics at virginia state university. he earned his phd in mathematics with a focus on differential analysis and dynamical systems from the université de montréal. he is the author of several springer books, including bridging mathematics, statistics, engineering and technology (2012), advances in interdisciplinary mathematical research (2013), and new frontiers of multidisciplinary research in steam-h (2014).


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text: Christina Taylor is creative, diligent and responsive, she was raised in Lexington, SC, but now calls the Upstate home. Christina graduated from the College of Charleston with a Bachelor’s degree in Historic Preservation and a minor in Art History. Her passion for architecture has lead her to pursue a career in real estate. She loves old, historical homes, but is eager to help find you a new home to love and call your own. Nothing gives her more joy than knowing that she has impacted someone’s life in some way. Let her assist you as you begin the process in selling your home. She looks forward to working with you!

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What are some of the bias motivations associated with hate crimes ?
What are some of the agencies that make up the Department of Homeland Security?
What are some of the different organizational structures associated with terrorist groups?
What are some of the ways terrorist groups finance their activities?
How would you distinguish terrorist activities from more conventional forms of criminal activities?
What are the various motivations for engaging in terrorist activities?

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what are some of the bias motivations associated with hate crimes ?
what are some of the agencies that make up the department of homeland security?
what are some of the different organizational structures associated with terrorist groups?
what are some of the ways terrorist groups finance their activities?
how would you distinguish terrorist activities from more conventional forms of criminal activities?
what are the various motivations for engaging in terrorist activities?


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This is reported by me a while ago, just making sure it's on your radar.
When you decide to reset your profile and password due to a concern that the profile might have been leaked, by generating the new profile you are NOT blocking your old profile from being used.
This is a serious security issue. It is rather easy to fix.
I believe that security comes first in security products and you should probably agree.
Thanks for the great feedback. I totally agree.
This bug fix will be available in next patch.

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this is reported by me a while ago, just making sure it's on your radar.
when you decide to reset your profile and password due to a concern that the profile might have been leaked, by generating the new profile you are not blocking your old profile from being used.
this is a serious security issue. it is rather easy to fix.
i believe that security comes first in security products and you should probably agree.
thanks for the great feedback. i totally agree.
this bug fix will be available in next patch.


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First of all thanks for the great work on GC. While I am only using it for HR/TRIMP-based analysis, I love it! Keep up the good work!
As far as the new development builds are concerned, I had varying results with the different builds. After some initial difficulty in setting things up for TRIMP (which I guess were more on my end), I got a PMC interface with the option in the lower right of the tab to chose between Power or TRIMP based PMC. I haven't seen that in the newer builds but have set up my own with TRIMP LTS/STS/SB.
When I tried to import my data into a new athlete environment to see if that would unveil any new things, GC stalled for a long time in the updating statistics window until I killed the process.
Lastly, the new dev build still seems to have problems going into full screen mode (multiple screens) or coming back from that on my 13" MacBook pro. I had to kill the process in this case, too.
hi, when downloaded on windows it doesnt show the PM (stress balance etc) any ideas where those tabs have gone?

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first of all thanks for the great work on gc. while i am only using it for hr/trimp-based analysis, i love it! keep up the good work!
as far as the new development builds are concerned, i had varying results with the different builds. after some initial difficulty in setting things up for trimp (which i guess were more on my end), i got a pmc interface with the option in the lower right of the tab to chose between power or trimp based pmc. i haven't seen that in the newer builds but have set up my own with trimp lts/sts/sb.
when i tried to import my data into a new athlete environment to see if that would unveil any new things, gc stalled for a long time in the updating statistics window until i killed the process.
lastly, the new dev build still seems to have problems going into full screen mode (multiple screens) or coming back from that on my 13" macbook pro. i had to kill the process in this case, too.
hi, when downloaded on windows it doesnt show the pm (stress balance etc) any ideas where those tabs have gone?


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Cabinet has offered its booth to representatives from the Institute for Creative Destruction. The Institute, which traces its roots to the work of the Cold War Austrian-American economist Joseph Schumpeter, works in various ways to support research, teaching, and innovative thought at the fertile junction of innovation and annihilation. In what ways can disruptive forms of enervation and excess be assimilated to orderly production? How can unpredictable and destructive insurgencies generate positive ROI? What is the best way to yoke degenerative autolytic processes to dynamic growth? These are the questions that motivate the thinkers associated with the Institute, and these are the problems that guide its diverse range of creative and destructive efforts.
The most significant public face of the Institute is its consulting agency, the Creative Destruction Consultancy (CDC; “Where the end is always a means”). This is a unique consultancy, grounded in the ecstatic traditions of the avant-garde, which specializes in delivering carefully aimed blows to complicated organizations, the kind of interventions that can bring out an institution’s natural and generative healing processes.
The CDC’s dynamic engagement staff has an extensive background in performance art, ludic activism, and parodic mischief, and decades of experience orchestrating subtle and unpredictable insurgencies in companies small and large.
The enormous range of untapped resources for creative destruction represent a vital future resource, as representatives of the IDC will demonstrate at the 2013 IDEAS CITY StreetFest. Come and learn (and even volunteer). Consider bringing documents or other material in need of generative obliteration.

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cabinet has offered its booth to representatives from the institute for creative destruction. the institute, which traces its roots to the work of the cold war austrian-american economist joseph schumpeter, works in various ways to support research, teaching, and innovative thought at the fertile junction of innovation and annihilation. in what ways can disruptive forms of enervation and excess be assimilated to orderly production? how can unpredictable and destructive insurgencies generate positive roi? what is the best way to yoke degenerative autolytic processes to dynamic growth? these are the questions that motivate the thinkers associated with the institute, and these are the problems that guide its diverse range of creative and destructive efforts.
the most significant public face of the institute is its consulting agency, the creative destruction consultancy (cdc; “where the end is always a means”). this is a unique consultancy, grounded in the ecstatic traditions of the avant-garde, which specializes in delivering carefully aimed blows to complicated organizations, the kind of interventions that can bring out an institution’s natural and generative healing processes.
the cdc’s dynamic engagement staff has an extensive background in performance art, ludic activism, and parodic mischief, and decades of experience orchestrating subtle and unpredictable insurgencies in companies small and large.
the enormous range of untapped resources for creative destruction represent a vital future resource, as representatives of the idc will demonstrate at the 2013 ideas city streetfest. come and learn (and even volunteer). consider bringing documents or other material in need of generative obliteration.


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Fatto a Mano restaurant is located in the North Laines of Brighton and specialises in soft and pillowy pizza, baked in a wood-fired oven at +450 degrees. They also have two other locations: one in Hove and one in Brighton’s London Road, but this one in the North Laines is the most central of them all.
Fatto a Mano is definitely one of the most well-renowned pizza restaurants in Brighton – it’s the one that kept coming up when I asked for suggestions or googled Brighton pizzerias, so it was about time that I tried it out for myself!
The Fatto a Mano restaurant in the North Laines has a lovely little outside area for sunny days, and Jim and I were lucky enough to grab the last available table during our visit. This branch is reserved only for walk-ins, and even in the other branches you can only book a table for 6 people or more, so I suggest going early if you want to nab a table – it was very busy when we visited during lunchtime on Saturday.
The decor and branding throughout the restaurant is very simple and streamlined: the biggest colours are blue and white, which to me felt very nautical, though I’m not sure if this was on purpose. Whatever the colours symbolise, I love the feel they create – the whole space feels very fresh and made me feel like I was on a Mediterranean holiday, which is never a bad thing!
We were trying to be good and opted for sparkling water with lemon instead of Italian wine – next time, though!
The pizza menu is divided into four sections: red (with a tomato sauce base), white (without tomato sauce), vegan and saltimbocca (folded filled pizza).
I went for the Marinara from the vegan menu which consisted of tomato sauce, garlic, oregano and basil, and no cheese. The Marinara pizza costs £6 as it is, but I added a few extra toppings (sundried tomatoes and fresh chilli) for a few extra pounds. I really loved the flavours: they definitely weren’t being stingy when it came to the toppings, which meant you could really taste all the different ingredients very distinctively.
Personally, I’m a thin and crispy base kind of girl myself, so a soft and fluffy base was never going to be completely to my tastes, but if that’s your jam, you will definitely love the dough here as the base was very well baked and so pillowy.
Overall I really liked Fatto a Mano – the atmosphere was lovely and the people watching opportunities endless. The pizza was really good, too, even if the base wasn’t quite to my tastes.
Another good thing is the variety of the menu: you can take pretty much anyone here as the restaurant caters for most diets – there are three vegan pizzas and you can also get a gluten-free base for a £2 surcharge. Personally, I really want to try out those folded and filled pizzas next!
You can find the North Laines branch of Fatto a Mano restaurant at 25 Gloucester Road – enjoy!

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fatto a mano restaurant is located in the north laines of brighton and specialises in soft and pillowy pizza, baked in a wood-fired oven at +450 degrees. they also have two other locations: one in hove and one in brighton’s london road, but this one in the north laines is the most central of them all.
fatto a mano is definitely one of the most well-renowned pizza restaurants in brighton – it’s the one that kept coming up when i asked for suggestions or googled brighton pizzerias, so it was about time that i tried it out for myself!
the fatto a mano restaurant in the north laines has a lovely little outside area for sunny days, and jim and i were lucky enough to grab the last available table during our visit. this branch is reserved only for walk-ins, and even in the other branches you can only book a table for 6 people or more, so i suggest going early if you want to nab a table – it was very busy when we visited during lunchtime on saturday.
the decor and branding throughout the restaurant is very simple and streamlined: the biggest colours are blue and white, which to me felt very nautical, though i’m not sure if this was on purpose. whatever the colours symbolise, i love the feel they create – the whole space feels very fresh and made me feel like i was on a mediterranean holiday, which is never a bad thing!
we were trying to be good and opted for sparkling water with lemon instead of italian wine – next time, though!
the pizza menu is divided into four sections: red (with a tomato sauce base), white (without tomato sauce), vegan and saltimbocca (folded filled pizza).
i went for the marinara from the vegan menu which consisted of tomato sauce, garlic, oregano and basil, and no cheese. the marinara pizza costs £6 as it is, but i added a few extra toppings (sundried tomatoes and fresh chilli) for a few extra pounds. i really loved the flavours: they definitely weren’t being stingy when it came to the toppings, which meant you could really taste all the different ingredients very distinctively.
personally, i’m a thin and crispy base kind of girl myself, so a soft and fluffy base was never going to be completely to my tastes, but if that’s your jam, you will definitely love the dough here as the base was very well baked and so pillowy.
overall i really liked fatto a mano – the atmosphere was lovely and the people watching opportunities endless. the pizza was really good, too, even if the base wasn’t quite to my tastes.
another good thing is the variety of the menu: you can take pretty much anyone here as the restaurant caters for most diets – there are three vegan pizzas and you can also get a gluten-free base for a £2 surcharge. personally, i really want to try out those folded and filled pizzas next!
you can find the north laines branch of fatto a mano restaurant at 25 gloucester road – enjoy!


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‘Differential regional pay rates will only add to health inequalities.
And of course health inequalities will get even worse, if the competition for decent income reduces the interest in employment Up North of top researchers and clinicians – this has horrendous implications for, e.g., some medical schools and associated teaching hospitals.
But there are also other considerations, such as housing.
Even now, those in many professions who are fortunate enough to be able to keep accommodation which they own in the South usually keep it, when they move North for career experience. There is already a vast divide between (a) people, often mobile professionals, who can own property in the South-East and also when their careers require it live further North, and (b) those who started in the North and can barely buy anything in the South, however much they need to get professional experience there.
Reducing incomes away from the South-East will exacerbate this divide significantly, and will have serious impacts for national and regional housing markets, with all the additional outcomes which will inevitably follow.
This proposal kicks any remaining shred of regional strategy way out of sight, and announces loud and clear that Tory ministers – Osborne, Lansley, Cameron and all – have absolutely no interest in achieving greater equity of well-being amongst UK citizens. Some of us may already know that, but now many more will also recognise this stark truth.
Are the LibDems past caring?
The response of the Liberal Democrats to these proposals for regional pay will be interesting.
Their support has traditionally be greater in areas where pay will now be falling relative to the South-East; but can the LibDems sink any further in electoral terms?
Will Nick Clegg and the rest of his party sign up to the Osborne-Lansley axis, on the basis that electorally things can’t get any worse for the LibDems; or will there be resistance in the hope that ‘fighting back’ will bolster their future prospects with the voters?
An opportunity to arrest De-governance?
Whatever, it’s probably a vain hope that the Clegg response will be based on much more than short-term party political advantage. He has already capitulated completely to the De-governance, anti- serious social policy, agenda of his Tory minders, and the LibDem party as a whole is it seems powerless to change this.
Perhaps though there’s a small hope that others may put this further LibDem discomfort to better use. We need very urgently to arrest the disastrous trajectory of the ConDem mission by any means available, and this political fissure is grist to that mill.
This entry was posted in Viewpoint and tagged Andrew Lansley, ConDems, Conservative, David Cameron, DE-governance, economy, George Osborne, health, housing, Liberal Democrat, NHS, Nick Clegg, pay, regional, strategy. Bookmark the permalink.

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‘differential regional pay rates will only add to health inequalities.
and of course health inequalities will get even worse, if the competition for decent income reduces the interest in employment up north of top researchers and clinicians – this has horrendous implications for, e.g., some medical schools and associated teaching hospitals.
but there are also other considerations, such as housing.
even now, those in many professions who are fortunate enough to be able to keep accommodation which they own in the south usually keep it, when they move north for career experience. there is already a vast divide between (a) people, often mobile professionals, who can own property in the south-east and also when their careers require it live further north, and (b) those who started in the north and can barely buy anything in the south, however much they need to get professional experience there.
reducing incomes away from the south-east will exacerbate this divide significantly, and will have serious impacts for national and regional housing markets, with all the additional outcomes which will inevitably follow.
this proposal kicks any remaining shred of regional strategy way out of sight, and announces loud and clear that tory ministers – osborne, lansley, cameron and all – have absolutely no interest in achieving greater equity of well-being amongst uk citizens. some of us may already know that, but now many more will also recognise this stark truth.
are the libdems past caring?
the response of the liberal democrats to these proposals for regional pay will be interesting.
their support has traditionally be greater in areas where pay will now be falling relative to the south-east; but can the libdems sink any further in electoral terms?
will nick clegg and the rest of his party sign up to the osborne-lansley axis, on the basis that electorally things can’t get any worse for the libdems; or will there be resistance in the hope that ‘fighting back’ will bolster their future prospects with the voters?
an opportunity to arrest de-governance?
whatever, it’s probably a vain hope that the clegg response will be based on much more than short-term party political advantage. he has already capitulated completely to the de-governance, anti- serious social policy, agenda of his tory minders, and the libdem party as a whole is it seems powerless to change this.
perhaps though there’s a small hope that others may put this further libdem discomfort to better use. we need very urgently to arrest the disastrous trajectory of the condem mission by any means available, and this political fissure is grist to that mill.
this entry was posted in viewpoint and tagged andrew lansley, condems, conservative, david cameron, de-governance, economy, george osborne, health, housing, liberal democrat, nhs, nick clegg, pay, regional, strategy. bookmark the permalink.


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Located across from Darlington County Park.
DESCRIPTION: Held in the very upscale community of Ramsey NJ, the annual “Shady Grove” Arts & Crafts Festival will feature juried artisans, craftsmen and photographers from the tri-state area and beyond. There will be a special section for specialty foods, light music and a “hands on” craft area for the children.
The exhibitors are some of the finest artists and craftspeople in the industry today. This show provides an opportunity for the artist to show and sell their products while attracting customers to attend the event, purchase unique items and have fun!
Enjoy the day shopping among the many exhibitors selling their handcrafted items. There will be excellent furniture and woodwork, ceramics and metal art, jewelry, painting, photography, glass and textiles on exhibit and for sale to the public.
Bring the children and have fun making different crafts at the free “hands on” craft table. Sorry kids…no rides here.
This event is being held on the beautiful grounds of the Adorno Father’s Seminary in Ramsey NJ.
The free event is open to the public. As always, at all of JC’s events there will be a wide variety of food vendors selling all kinds of gourmet & specialty cuisine.

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located across from darlington county park.
description: held in the very upscale community of ramsey nj, the annual “shady grove” arts & crafts festival will feature juried artisans, craftsmen and photographers from the tri-state area and beyond. there will be a special section for specialty foods, light music and a “hands on” craft area for the children.
the exhibitors are some of the finest artists and craftspeople in the industry today. this show provides an opportunity for the artist to show and sell their products while attracting customers to attend the event, purchase unique items and have fun!
enjoy the day shopping among the many exhibitors selling their handcrafted items. there will be excellent furniture and woodwork, ceramics and metal art, jewelry, painting, photography, glass and textiles on exhibit and for sale to the public.
bring the children and have fun making different crafts at the free “hands on” craft table. sorry kids…no rides here.
this event is being held on the beautiful grounds of the adorno father’s seminary in ramsey nj.
the free event is open to the public. as always, at all of jc’s events there will be a wide variety of food vendors selling all kinds of gourmet & specialty cuisine.


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very professional, courteous, excellent workmanship. had a problem on sunday morning and they were prompt and here in a half an hour. left yard clean as if they had not been here. did a thorough job of both trees not a flip flop job. highly recommend this company!!!
their experience and customer care speaks for itself. we've used them on multiple jobs, check them out on you tube and see for yourself.


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Matai makes an excellent flooring timber, and is suitable for exterior window sills and doors.
The tree trunk is a bluish-grey colour on the upper bole, but dark purplish brown at the base.
The bark sheds in large flakes to give a hammer-marked appearance, and this shedding reveals a bright red inner bark.
Matai heartwood is golden yellow when freshly cut, darkening to a deep red-brown on exposure to sunlight. The sapwood is white.
The timber is similar to rimu at first glance, but has slightly more distinct growth rings, and no intermediate wood zone. Matai is also very malodorous when freshly cut.
Matai grows throughout the lowland forest areas, to an altitude of 600-700 metres. Mature matai is one of the finest native species, renowned for high yields of clear heartwood timber of excellent finishing grades.
The tree grows up to 20-25m in height with a 1.3m diameter at breast height. The sapwood is well defined, and of a minimal band.
Most of the timber is heartwood, of straight grain, easy to split with a fine uniform even texture.
Older matai found in most central North Island podocarp forests have significant incidence of internal rots and decays, therefore their selection in sustainably managed forest need to ensure only sound logs should be selected.
Strength: The high dimensional stability and hardness make it excellent as a floor.
Finishes: Care needs to be taken in coating due to the high extractives present. Matai is difficult to coat and stain. It can, however be highly polished to a sheen gloss.
Working properties: The timber is easily worked with both machine and also hand tools, and has excellent wearability and hardness. Matai peels well into veneer, and can be easily steam bent.
Appearance: Matai heartwood is golden yellow when freshly cut, darkening to a deep red-brown on exposure to sunlight. The sapwood is white. The timber is similar to rimu at first glance, but has slightly more distinct growth rings, and no intermediate wood zone.
Matai is slow growing, durable, and high in extractives, which make it useful for exterior applications, but difficult to coat and stain. It can, however be highly polished to a sheen gloss.
The timber is easily worked with both machine and also hand tools, and has excellent wearability and hardness. Matai peels well into veneer, and can be easily steam bent.
Care needs to be taken in coating due to the high extractives present.
The in-ground durability (though once thought to be as good as totara) is only 5-10 years, and is not suitable for posts and piles. It is suitable for exterior purposes such as sills and doors, with an equivalent Hazard class of H3.1.
The sapwood, however, is very prone to borer attack from the Anobium beetle.
Matai has a density of 610kg/m3, and is hard wearing. It exhibits fairly low shrinkage, from green to 12% moisture content is will shrink 3.5 % tangentially, and 1.9 % in the radial direction. The high dimensional stability and hardness make it excellent as a floor.
The strength and stiffness characteristics are slightly lower than rimu, with a modulus of rupture of 76 MPa and a modulus of elasticity of 8.1 GPa.
The properties of hardness, wearing ability and dimensional stability make it very attractive for high-end uses.
The peak period of matai milling was in the 1950s where it was used for bridges, construction, framing, weatherboards, and bed plates for heavy machinery. The hard, reddish-brown wood also made excellent flooring timber and window sills. It has been used for public halls, dance floors, theatres and skating rinks until relatively recently.
Maori have also traditionally used the timber for carving, the berries for food, and used the gum as a lashing sealant and binder for attaching spear points to handles.
The thin wiry juvenile timber branches were used for eel pots, and in traditional herbal remedies (rongoa) where it is regarded .
Limited supplies of Matai may be available. Refer to the New Zealand Farm Forestry Association website for information regarding local timber suppliers.

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matai makes an excellent flooring timber, and is suitable for exterior window sills and doors.
the tree trunk is a bluish-grey colour on the upper bole, but dark purplish brown at the base.
the bark sheds in large flakes to give a hammer-marked appearance, and this shedding reveals a bright red inner bark.
matai heartwood is golden yellow when freshly cut, darkening to a deep red-brown on exposure to sunlight. the sapwood is white.
the timber is similar to rimu at first glance, but has slightly more distinct growth rings, and no intermediate wood zone. matai is also very malodorous when freshly cut.
matai grows throughout the lowland forest areas, to an altitude of 600-700 metres. mature matai is one of the finest native species, renowned for high yields of clear heartwood timber of excellent finishing grades.
the tree grows up to 20-25m in height with a 1.3m diameter at breast height. the sapwood is well defined, and of a minimal band.
most of the timber is heartwood, of straight grain, easy to split with a fine uniform even texture.
older matai found in most central north island podocarp forests have significant incidence of internal rots and decays, therefore their selection in sustainably managed forest need to ensure only sound logs should be selected.
strength: the high dimensional stability and hardness make it excellent as a floor.
finishes: care needs to be taken in coating due to the high extractives present. matai is difficult to coat and stain. it can, however be highly polished to a sheen gloss.
working properties: the timber is easily worked with both machine and also hand tools, and has excellent wearability and hardness. matai peels well into veneer, and can be easily steam bent.
appearance: matai heartwood is golden yellow when freshly cut, darkening to a deep red-brown on exposure to sunlight. the sapwood is white. the timber is similar to rimu at first glance, but has slightly more distinct growth rings, and no intermediate wood zone.
matai is slow growing, durable, and high in extractives, which make it useful for exterior applications, but difficult to coat and stain. it can, however be highly polished to a sheen gloss.
the timber is easily worked with both machine and also hand tools, and has excellent wearability and hardness. matai peels well into veneer, and can be easily steam bent.
care needs to be taken in coating due to the high extractives present.
the in-ground durability (though once thought to be as good as totara) is only 5-10 years, and is not suitable for posts and piles. it is suitable for exterior purposes such as sills and doors, with an equivalent hazard class of h3.1.
the sapwood, however, is very prone to borer attack from the anobium beetle.
matai has a density of 610kg/m3, and is hard wearing. it exhibits fairly low shrinkage, from green to 12% moisture content is will shrink 3.5 % tangentially, and 1.9 % in the radial direction. the high dimensional stability and hardness make it excellent as a floor.
the strength and stiffness characteristics are slightly lower than rimu, with a modulus of rupture of 76 mpa and a modulus of elasticity of 8.1 gpa.
the properties of hardness, wearing ability and dimensional stability make it very attractive for high-end uses.
the peak period of matai milling was in the 1950s where it was used for bridges, construction, framing, weatherboards, and bed plates for heavy machinery. the hard, reddish-brown wood also made excellent flooring timber and window sills. it has been used for public halls, dance floors, theatres and skating rinks until relatively recently.
maori have also traditionally used the timber for carving, the berries for food, and used the gum as a lashing sealant and binder for attaching spear points to handles.
the thin wiry juvenile timber branches were used for eel pots, and in traditional herbal remedies (rongoa) where it is regarded .
limited supplies of matai may be available. refer to the new zealand farm forestry association website for information regarding local timber suppliers.


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*Note: Please arrive at least 5 minutes before your start time. If you are more than 10 minutes late, you may not be able to participate. Thank you for understanding the tight schedule we have in order to offer the escape room to as many people as possible!

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you have 30 minutes to create a potion and save the day! gather your smartest friends and family!! we recommend at least 4 people per group.
*note: please arrive at least 5 minutes before your start time. if you are more than 10 minutes late, you may not be able to participate. thank you for understanding the tight schedule we have in order to offer the escape room to as many people as possible!


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WHAT: The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.. and why is this a big deal? Because this is not a sale on things we've seen all season long ...this is a sale on brand new items for fall. These sale prices are for a limited time and then they will go up to regular prices. I am not the greatest sale shopper becasue (usually) by the time it goes on sale, its been hanging around the store for a while and I am pretty much over it. Not the Anniversary sale- these are hot new items that we don't even know we are supposed to covet yet! How fabulous is that?
WHEN: There are a few different dates to keep in mind--July 14th- This starts the pre-sale and it is maybe the best time to shop. Once the public sale starts, so much of the good stuff has already been gobbled up. To gain access to the pre-sale, you need to be a Nordstrom card holder. While I know they have a credit card, I only use the debit card. I am kind of leary of credit cards (I tend to look at the available balance as a goal!) but the debit card is linked right to my checking account (it works like PayPal). It keeps me accountable (on second thought, who wants to be financially responsible when we are looking at cute leather and fur for the fall?) and I don't have to worry about open balances and all of that for store credit cards. If you don't have one, check out both of options and see what one works best for you, but you will need one for the pre sale! July 22nd- This is the first day that the sale opens to the public. If you don't have a card, this is your time to shop! August 7th- This is the very last day of the sale and after this, the prices jump right on up to their normal everyday prices.
WHERE: The sale is both in store and on-line. I love the ease of on-line shopping (who doesnt?) but its kind of fun to go in person to this pre sale becasue they have all of the new stuff sort of hidden under tarps and behind curtains...it feels very spy/secret agent like!!

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what: the nordstrom anniversary sale.. and why is this a big deal? because this is not a sale on things we've seen all season long ...this is a sale on brand new items for fall. these sale prices are for a limited time and then they will go up to regular prices. i am not the greatest sale shopper becasue (usually) by the time it goes on sale, its been hanging around the store for a while and i am pretty much over it. not the anniversary sale- these are hot new items that we don't even know we are supposed to covet yet! how fabulous is that?
when: there are a few different dates to keep in mind--july 14th- this starts the pre-sale and it is maybe the best time to shop. once the public sale starts, so much of the good stuff has already been gobbled up. to gain access to the pre-sale, you need to be a nordstrom card holder. while i know they have a credit card, i only use the debit card. i am kind of leary of credit cards (i tend to look at the available balance as a goal!) but the debit card is linked right to my checking account (it works like paypal). it keeps me accountable (on second thought, who wants to be financially responsible when we are looking at cute leather and fur for the fall?) and i don't have to worry about open balances and all of that for store credit cards. if you don't have one, check out both of options and see what one works best for you, but you will need one for the pre sale! july 22nd- this is the first day that the sale opens to the public. if you don't have a card, this is your time to shop! august 7th- this is the very last day of the sale and after this, the prices jump right on up to their normal everyday prices.
where: the sale is both in store and on-line. i love the ease of on-line shopping (who doesnt?) but its kind of fun to go in person to this pre sale becasue they have all of the new stuff sort of hidden under tarps and behind curtains...it feels very spy/secret agent like!!


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This is an amazing story, lets hope it gets some coverage in the wider press Monday so we know if Rosetta wakes up.
At 10am GMT on Monday morning an alarm clock will rouse a snoozing spacecraft that is hurtling through the darkest reaches of the solar system. Launched 10 years ago, and in hibernation for the last three, the time for action has come at last.The European Space Agency\’s Rosetta probe aims for a spectacular first in space exploration. The billion-euro machine will catch up with a comet, circle it slowly, and throw down a lander to the surface. With gravity too weak to keep it there, the box of electronics and sensors on legs will cling to its ride with an explosive metal harpoon.Together, the Rosetta probe and its lander, Philae, will scan and poke the comet as it tears towards the sun. As the comet draws near, it will warm and spew huge plumes of gas and dust in a tail more than one million kilometres long. The spectacle has never been captured up close before.The comet, named 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, formed from cosmic debris 4.6bn years ago, before material had coalesced to form the Earth and our nearest planets, and the sun was a newborn star. Even rocket scientists find the comet\’s name hard work. Some opt instead for \”Chury\”.By studying the comet – some of the most pristine and primordial material there is – scientists hope to learn more about the origins of the solar system. The presence of ice, and traces of organics, might hint at answers to other big questions: how Earth got its water and how life began. But first the spacecraft must wake up.Rosetta was put into hibernation in June 2011 when its trajectory took it so far from the sun – beyond the orbit of Jupiter – that light reaching its solar panels was too feeble to provide power. Mission scientists deliberately built in the dormant stage of its voyage, but the silence is still nerve-wracking. No one has heard from the spacecraft since.
via Rosetta comet chaser set to wake up on Monday after three years’ sleep | Science | The Guardian.

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this is an amazing story, lets hope it gets some coverage in the wider press monday so we know if rosetta wakes up.
at 10am gmt on monday morning an alarm clock will rouse a snoozing spacecraft that is hurtling through the darkest reaches of the solar system. launched 10 years ago, and in hibernation for the last three, the time for action has come at last.the european space agency\’s rosetta probe aims for a spectacular first in space exploration. the billion-euro machine will catch up with a comet, circle it slowly, and throw down a lander to the surface. with gravity too weak to keep it there, the box of electronics and sensors on legs will cling to its ride with an explosive metal harpoon.together, the rosetta probe and its lander, philae, will scan and poke the comet as it tears towards the sun. as the comet draws near, it will warm and spew huge plumes of gas and dust in a tail more than one million kilometres long. the spectacle has never been captured up close before.the comet, named 67p/churyumov-gerasimenko, formed from cosmic debris 4.6bn years ago, before material had coalesced to form the earth and our nearest planets, and the sun was a newborn star. even rocket scientists find the comet\’s name hard work. some opt instead for \”chury\”.by studying the comet – some of the most pristine and primordial material there is – scientists hope to learn more about the origins of the solar system. the presence of ice, and traces of organics, might hint at answers to other big questions: how earth got its water and how life began. but first the spacecraft must wake up.rosetta was put into hibernation in june 2011 when its trajectory took it so far from the sun – beyond the orbit of jupiter – that light reaching its solar panels was too feeble to provide power. mission scientists deliberately built in the dormant stage of its voyage, but the silence is still nerve-wracking. no one has heard from the spacecraft since.
via rosetta comet chaser set to wake up on monday after three years’ sleep | science | the guardian.


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Thomson Power Systems resistive test load banks utilize coiled chromium alloy load elements supported with cool cast ceramic insulators. 4.5" maximum continuous spacing is provided between each support point.
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area with restricted air discharge or ceiling equipped with heat sensors, the TLBV load bank is designed to operate on its side with horizontal air discharge.
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• The LBI and LBO series load banks are fixed mount indoor or outdoor single voltage units and the cooling air moves horizontally. A remote load step control panel is provided as standard equipment for the LBI and LBO models. Auto load step control is optional.
• Automatic load control automatic load sensing controller maintains a constant load on the power source. There are up to 12 adjustable set-points and a kW load transducer.
To satisfy typical generator loading requirements, the load bank is normally sized between 75% and 100% of maximum generator capacity. The automatic load control incorporates a Man-Off-Auto mode selector. When the manual position is selected all load steps can be switched on and off (LBI and LBO only).
NOTE: For optional features not listed, contact Thomson Power Systems. Specifications subject to change without notice.

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• thomson offers two models of fixed mounted resistive test load banks: lbi and lbo.
• the lbi and lbo series load banks are fixed mount indoor or outdoor single voltage units and the cooling air moves horizontally. a remote load step control panel is provided as standard equipment for the lbi and lbo models. auto load step control is optional.
• automatic load control automatic load sensing controller maintains a constant load on the power source. there are up to 12 adjustable set-points and a kw load transducer.
to satisfy typical generator loading requirements, the load bank is normally sized between 75% and 100% of maximum generator capacity. the automatic load control incorporates a man-off-auto mode selector. when the manual position is selected all load steps can be switched on and off (lbi and lbo only).
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These can be attributed to the change in Chernobyl itself. I.e. it is not the old Chernobyl anymore.
Many of today Chernobylers are not enough informed about history and Chernobyl mesoyro itself.
Not many are aware of the fact, that after Bolsheviks came to power, Chernobyler tzadikim in Russia had a meeting and put stop to all machloykes against Breslov.
Reb Avrohom Shternhartz had a mesoyro, that all disagreements with Chernobly were not based on anything substantial (ideological).
Also, Chernobyl up until recent times didn't at all consider deep chasidic ideas dangerous or not applicable. Chernobyler chasidim did learn Kabolo, and Chasidus extensively.
The picture that is present today is just a sad image of what happened of Chernobyl after the Bolsheviks and WWII. Most of today Chernobylers are newcomers that didn't go to research Chernobyler mesoyro far enough.
Very interesting. Is this a personal theory? My question is: If these Rebbes were worried about people falling into depression, then why aren’t they so vehemently “anti-mussar” in the same manner? Why is Sefer Reishis Chochma, which goes into detail about the various punishments for different aveiros, found in virtually every Chassidish Beis Medrash? The same goes for Kav Hayosher, which is praised by Chassidish Rebbes from the Noam Elimelech till present, and can be pretty graphic about punishment. Also, the first page speaks of hisbodedus. I recently heard the Skvere Rebbe shlita speak and there seemed to be plenty of mussar in there.
There must be something more to the opposition to Likutei Mohoran. I have no idea what it is. I don’t think anyone is against emunah, tefila, limud HaTorah or the other Avodas Hashem spoken of there. My feeling is that it is just the Satan getting involved, since we see how the teachings of Reb Nachman resonate deeply in Jews of every background.
I know as a fact of a Breslover Bochur who Married a Skverer girl When they asked the Rebbe he said he could not answer but indicated he was not againt it.
Anonymous: Reb Luzer Kenig met with Skverer Rebbe (as well as his father Reb Gedalya ztz"l) and the Skevrer Rebe said that he finished what his father started (meaning really stopping the machloykes).
By the way, Machnovker Rebbe ztz"l (who was also from Skverer line of Chernobyl) praised Breslovers highly for being the strongest in enduring Bolshevik persecutions.
Are all rebbes associated with Chernobyl opposed to Breslov today? Does anyone know whether Rabbi Michel Twerski (Milwaukee), for example, is against Breslov?
Here is Rabbi Benzion Twerski's (son of Rabbi Michel) response.
It was primarily a Skver issue. In fact my father owns a set of Likutei Halachos of R' Nosson with R' Laible's stamp in it! So we have the greatest reverence for R' Nachman.
Excuse me, why do you feel that Breslov is a chassidus without a Rebbe? A Breslover Chassid is mekushar to the daas and eitzos of his Rebbe 24/7. Most of today's modern-day chassidim see their Rebbe once in a while and maybe get some brocho from him for their business, but what real kesher does the average chassid have? Granted, you've got some individuals who have a real relationship, but how can you compare that to the average Breslover?
Besides that, there are many manhigim in Breslov today who are in many ways similiar to Rebbes.
I have heard confirmed from two different sources that the origin of Chernobyl opposition to Breslov is as follows. The Chernobyl Chassidim would travel throughout Ukraine to get ksav magidus for their Rebbes. In each town that they would enter they would encounter three types of people, chassidim, "ashkenazim" and Breslovers. The chassidim always agreed to having a chernobyler einekel as the official Rebbe of the town. The ashkenazim didn't care one way or another. The Breslovers, however, wouldn't sign, because that would give up their autonomy in inyanei chassidus to the Chernobyl. As retaliation the chernobyl chassidim launched a smear campaign against the Breslovers that they don't believe in Rebbes.

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these can be attributed to the change in chernobyl itself. i.e. it is not the old chernobyl anymore.
many of today chernobylers are not enough informed about history and chernobyl mesoyro itself.
not many are aware of the fact, that after bolsheviks came to power, chernobyler tzadikim in russia had a meeting and put stop to all machloykes against breslov.
reb avrohom shternhartz had a mesoyro, that all disagreements with chernobly were not based on anything substantial (ideological).
also, chernobyl up until recent times didn't at all consider deep chasidic ideas dangerous or not applicable. chernobyler chasidim did learn kabolo, and chasidus extensively.
the picture that is present today is just a sad image of what happened of chernobyl after the bolsheviks and wwii. most of today chernobylers are newcomers that didn't go to research chernobyler mesoyro far enough.
very interesting. is this a personal theory? my question is: if these rebbes were worried about people falling into depression, then why aren’t they so vehemently “anti-mussar” in the same manner? why is sefer reishis chochma, which goes into detail about the various punishments for different aveiros, found in virtually every chassidish beis medrash? the same goes for kav hayosher, which is praised by chassidish rebbes from the noam elimelech till present, and can be pretty graphic about punishment. also, the first page speaks of hisbodedus. i recently heard the skvere rebbe shlita speak and there seemed to be plenty of mussar in there.
there must be something more to the opposition to likutei mohoran. i have no idea what it is. i don’t think anyone is against emunah, tefila, limud hatorah or the other avodas hashem spoken of there. my feeling is that it is just the satan getting involved, since we see how the teachings of reb nachman resonate deeply in jews of every background.
i know as a fact of a breslover bochur who married a skverer girl when they asked the rebbe he said he could not answer but indicated he was not againt it.
anonymous: reb luzer kenig met with skverer rebbe (as well as his father reb gedalya ztz"l) and the skevrer rebe said that he finished what his father started (meaning really stopping the machloykes).
by the way, machnovker rebbe ztz"l (who was also from skverer line of chernobyl) praised breslovers highly for being the strongest in enduring bolshevik persecutions.
are all rebbes associated with chernobyl opposed to breslov today? does anyone know whether rabbi michel twerski (milwaukee), for example, is against breslov?
here is rabbi benzion twerski's (son of rabbi michel) response.
it was primarily a skver issue. in fact my father owns a set of likutei halachos of r' nosson with r' laible's stamp in it! so we have the greatest reverence for r' nachman.
excuse me, why do you feel that breslov is a chassidus without a rebbe? a breslover chassid is mekushar to the daas and eitzos of his rebbe 24/7. most of today's modern-day chassidim see their rebbe once in a while and maybe get some brocho from him for their business, but what real kesher does the average chassid have? granted, you've got some individuals who have a real relationship, but how can you compare that to the average breslover?
besides that, there are many manhigim in breslov today who are in many ways similiar to rebbes.
i have heard confirmed from two different sources that the origin of chernobyl opposition to breslov is as follows. the chernobyl chassidim would travel throughout ukraine to get ksav magidus for their rebbes. in each town that they would enter they would encounter three types of people, chassidim, "ashkenazim" and breslovers. the chassidim always agreed to having a chernobyler einekel as the official rebbe of the town. the ashkenazim didn't care one way or another. the breslovers, however, wouldn't sign, because that would give up their autonomy in inyanei chassidus to the chernobyl. as retaliation the chernobyl chassidim launched a smear campaign against the breslovers that they don't believe in rebbes.


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There are many signs in this world that call to us on a daily basis; but if you're not looking for them, chances are you're not going to find them.
Waking up at the same time every night, even when you've not set any alarms? This is one sign that many people miss.
As a human on this Earth, you are inherently powerful with a myriad of different energies, and energy meridians. As these meridians are used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, they are linked to a clock-like system that energizes certain regions of the body, depending on the time of day.
If you're having a tough time falling asleep during this time period (which is the most common bedtime for people), it's a sign that you're still carrying the stresses and worries from your day.
To combat these effects, practice meditation, promotive mantras, and other relaxation practices. Yoga and stretching also work wonders.
Traditional Chinese Medicine posits that this period of time is linked to our gall bladders. If you're waking up during these hours, it can be indicative of emotional disappointment.
Focus on unconditional self-love, and remember to forgive yourself for any mistakes you've made.
This time period is connected to our liver. If you're waking during these hours, it's a good sign that you are harboring feelings of anger, and have too much yang energy.
Poor a tall glass of cold water and reconcile with your anger; figure out what is troubling you, so you may get some rest.
Waking during these hours is linked to our lungs, and is a sign of sadness. To return to restful nights, practice deep breathing exercises while you focus your thoughts on expressing faith in whatever your higher power may be. Know that they will help you.
Additionally, waking between these hours can be a sign that your higher power is trying to tell you something. When they are sending you messages, it is wise to pay attention; they are trying to bring you into better alignment with your ultimate purpose.
During this time, our energy resides mostly in our guts, the large intestines. If you're waking up during these hours, you might having emotional blockages. Once you're awake, stretch out your body or use the bathroom to fall back into a slumber.
When we dream, we are highly receptive of any messages being sent to us from our Higher Power. If we look closely enough, we can see that our dreams depict certain details of our journey through life. This spiritual journey is important, and thus, so are the messages being sent to us.
Once we realize that we are living this life in order to become the best version of ourselves that we can possibly be, we gain a higher awareness, a deeper form of consciousness, one that allows us to ascend.
Consistently waking between 3:00am and 5:00am is a sign that your Higher Power is trying to contact you. Do your best to listen to what it has to say.

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there are many signs in this world that call to us on a daily basis; but if you're not looking for them, chances are you're not going to find them.
waking up at the same time every night, even when you've not set any alarms? this is one sign that many people miss.
as a human on this earth, you are inherently powerful with a myriad of different energies, and energy meridians. as these meridians are used in traditional chinese medicine, they are linked to a clock-like system that energizes certain regions of the body, depending on the time of day.
if you're having a tough time falling asleep during this time period (which is the most common bedtime for people), it's a sign that you're still carrying the stresses and worries from your day.
to combat these effects, practice meditation, promotive mantras, and other relaxation practices. yoga and stretching also work wonders.
traditional chinese medicine posits that this period of time is linked to our gall bladders. if you're waking up during these hours, it can be indicative of emotional disappointment.
focus on unconditional self-love, and remember to forgive yourself for any mistakes you've made.
this time period is connected to our liver. if you're waking during these hours, it's a good sign that you are harboring feelings of anger, and have too much yang energy.
poor a tall glass of cold water and reconcile with your anger; figure out what is troubling you, so you may get some rest.
waking during these hours is linked to our lungs, and is a sign of sadness. to return to restful nights, practice deep breathing exercises while you focus your thoughts on expressing faith in whatever your higher power may be. know that they will help you.
additionally, waking between these hours can be a sign that your higher power is trying to tell you something. when they are sending you messages, it is wise to pay attention; they are trying to bring you into better alignment with your ultimate purpose.
during this time, our energy resides mostly in our guts, the large intestines. if you're waking up during these hours, you might having emotional blockages. once you're awake, stretch out your body or use the bathroom to fall back into a slumber.
when we dream, we are highly receptive of any messages being sent to us from our higher power. if we look closely enough, we can see that our dreams depict certain details of our journey through life. this spiritual journey is important, and thus, so are the messages being sent to us.
once we realize that we are living this life in order to become the best version of ourselves that we can possibly be, we gain a higher awareness, a deeper form of consciousness, one that allows us to ascend.
consistently waking between 3:00am and 5:00am is a sign that your higher power is trying to contact you. do your best to listen to what it has to say.


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I began roleplaying and GMing in 1982 with the “red box” D&D set. I’m a fan of gaming of all stripes, Wargaming, roleplaying, board games, card games, computer games.
I’d say the big focus points for me in roleplaying is genre emulation and character immersion.

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i began roleplaying and gming in 1982 with the “red box” d&d set. i’m a fan of gaming of all stripes, wargaming, roleplaying, board games, card games, computer games.
i’d say the big focus points for me in roleplaying is genre emulation and character immersion.


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For the first time in its history, Minnesota NORML plans to draft a marijuana legalization bill for consideration during the next legislative session.
Marcus Harcus, the new associate director of the organization, tells us "the precedent that was set in Colorado and Washington gives me hope that it's a reasonable fight."
Discussions about the bill are preliminary at this point, but some of the details will be hammered out during an upcoming MN NORML strategic planning retreat, Harcus, who came to NORML from Neighborhoods Organizing for Change, says. Legal experts will be brought in to help write the bill, he adds.
One potential legislative sponsor of the bill MN NORML has already identified is Rep. Rena Moran (D-St. Paul), who spoke in favor of legalization during an MN NORML rally at the Capitol in April.
"Let's create a system where we can tax and regulate the sale," Moran said, "so we can invest more wisely in all of us."
Though this November's elections could change both the governor and the balance of power in the Legislature, Harcus says MN NORML plans to move forward with a legalization bill in any event.
"I think regardless of whether Democrats are in control or not, we're gonna push it," he says.

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for the first time in its history, minnesota norml plans to draft a marijuana legalization bill for consideration during the next legislative session.
marcus harcus, the new associate director of the organization, tells us "the precedent that was set in colorado and washington gives me hope that it's a reasonable fight."
discussions about the bill are preliminary at this point, but some of the details will be hammered out during an upcoming mn norml strategic planning retreat, harcus, who came to norml from neighborhoods organizing for change, says. legal experts will be brought in to help write the bill, he adds.
one potential legislative sponsor of the bill mn norml has already identified is rep. rena moran (d-st. paul), who spoke in favor of legalization during an mn norml rally at the capitol in april.
"let's create a system where we can tax and regulate the sale," moran said, "so we can invest more wisely in all of us."
though this november's elections could change both the governor and the balance of power in the legislature, harcus says mn norml plans to move forward with a legalization bill in any event.
"i think regardless of whether democrats are in control or not, we're gonna push it," he says.


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Fans of the Radio Roundup, do not despair – we haven’t gone away entirely, we’re just moving to Resonance FM 104.4 on Saturdays at 4pm, where we’ll be covering the matches currently in progress instead of giving you results on songs you already heard and voted on like a week ago.
If you’re in London you can tune to 104.4 on your FM “dial” and see if you get anything; everyone else can get the live stream at Resonance FM‘s web site.
So once again, that’s Saturdays at 4pm on Resonance. See you there!
IS the Resonance FM coverage of the PWC also available as a podcast for those of us who are unable to listen to it live? Couldn’t find it on their website.
We’ll be resuming the podcast starting tomorrow! Each week the new show will go up on Saturday. Thanks for the nudge!

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fans of the radio roundup, do not despair – we haven’t gone away entirely, we’re just moving to resonance fm 104.4 on saturdays at 4pm, where we’ll be covering the matches currently in progress instead of giving you results on songs you already heard and voted on like a week ago.
if you’re in london you can tune to 104.4 on your fm “dial” and see if you get anything; everyone else can get the live stream at resonance fm‘s web site.
so once again, that’s saturdays at 4pm on resonance. see you there!
is the resonance fm coverage of the pwc also available as a podcast for those of us who are unable to listen to it live? couldn’t find it on their website.
we’ll be resuming the podcast starting tomorrow! each week the new show will go up on saturday. thanks for the nudge!


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Detailed with a black faux fur trim and contrasting white tufts.

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this season's feathers monica jacket is the perfect puffer!
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detailed with a black faux fur trim and contrasting white tufts.


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at the glory days of Lumia Phones, everyone can remember the pureview camera technology, and one of the big factors, that i used to have many Lumia Phones Lumia 900 920 930 and the very last 950, so the reason i post to this forum is, any chance to see the pureview technology on the coming andromeda? any source?.
Bump. I'd like to know any information out there on this as well.
I think most of the Nokia camera engineers that worked on Pureview got swiped by Apple. Makes sense when you look at the newer camera features on iPhones.
Here's some. HMD Global now owns the trademark.
Proves MS is not interested in coming back to mobile market, Can it be the final blow to hopes of ppl still expecting to pocket a surface "phone" ?
For now its only a name. Until Nokia proves its worth I have not seen anything spectacular from them in the camera department yet. None the less the name will still sell even if the technology is not the same or even better than before.
That's what I got out of this news too.
I never expected Microsoft to even continue carrying the mantle of the PureView name which I assume goes along with its technology.
Now at least we know where it has ended up.
Yeah, I guess it's expected, but if they release a new mobile device or phone and the cameras aren't at least as good as the flagships around at the time, people are going to pounce all over this decision.
Last edited by Scienceguy Labs; 08-29-2018 at 06:54 AM.

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at the glory days of lumia phones, everyone can remember the pureview camera technology, and one of the big factors, that i used to have many lumia phones lumia 900 920 930 and the very last 950, so the reason i post to this forum is, any chance to see the pureview technology on the coming andromeda? any source?.
bump. i'd like to know any information out there on this as well.
i think most of the nokia camera engineers that worked on pureview got swiped by apple. makes sense when you look at the newer camera features on iphones.
here's some. hmd global now owns the trademark.
proves ms is not interested in coming back to mobile market, can it be the final blow to hopes of ppl still expecting to pocket a surface "phone" ?
for now its only a name. until nokia proves its worth i have not seen anything spectacular from them in the camera department yet. none the less the name will still sell even if the technology is not the same or even better than before.
that's what i got out of this news too.
i never expected microsoft to even continue carrying the mantle of the pureview name which i assume goes along with its technology.
now at least we know where it has ended up.
yeah, i guess it's expected, but if they release a new mobile device or phone and the cameras aren't at least as good as the flagships around at the time, people are going to pounce all over this decision.
last edited by scienceguy labs; 08-29-2018 at 06:54 am.