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National Public Works Week (NPWW) is a celebration of the tens of thousands of men and women in North America who provide and maintain the infrastructure and services collectively known as public works. The City of Patterson’s Public Works Department has over 50 employees that work in seven different divisions. These divisions include water, wastewater, parks and landscape maintenance, streets and collections, urban forestry and buildings, fleet maintenance, and administration.
Our water operations division provides potable water service to over 6,100 customers. Water operators maintain and service 49 miles of water mains, 587 fire hydrants, 978 water valves, nine potable and two non-potable wells, and repair water leaks within city easements. Our water quality control facility provides sewer service to over 5,900 customers and requires the maintenance of 15 ponds that spread over 240 acres. Our wastewater operators also maintain 16 monitoring wells and operate as a Class III facility, which operates at a more complex and stringent level to ensure the cleanest water. The Parks and Landscape Maintenance Division maintains 141 acres of parks and landscaping that includes 53 parks and facilities and 25 playground structures. Alongside the Parks Division, the Urban Forestry and Building Maintenance Division maintains over 18,000 trees and provides vegetation management for 38 acres of city-owned facilities. This division also maintains approximately 30,900 square feet of operating facilities. Maintaining our streets is the Streets and Collections Division. Our crew ensures our 80 miles of streets are clean, safe, and serviceable to the public. Besides streets, our crew also maintain all the inlets, manholes, pump stations, storm lines, and detention basins within the city limits.
Our Fleet Maintenance Division, which operates out of our corporation yard located at 16215 Baldwin Rd, maintain and repair over 120 vehicles and large pieces of equipment. They do the purchasing of equipment and provide the training for all our employees on new vehicles and machinery.
Lastly, we have our administration division. Our administration division deals with customer service requests, permitting, park reservations, maintenance of Benefit Assessment Districts, Landscape Maintenance Districts, and the County Service Area account. They also manage environmental programs such as the Water Conservation program, Storm Water Pollution program, and the Recycling program. The Public Works administration staff also maintains the department’s budget, transportation program, flood administration, contract administration, and does regulatory reporting for the city.

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national public works week (npww) is a celebration of the tens of thousands of men and women in north america who provide and maintain the infrastructure and services collectively known as public works. the city of patterson’s public works department has over 50 employees that work in seven different divisions. these divisions include water, wastewater, parks and landscape maintenance, streets and collections, urban forestry and buildings, fleet maintenance, and administration.
our water operations division provides potable water service to over 6,100 customers. water operators maintain and service 49 miles of water mains, 587 fire hydrants, 978 water valves, nine potable and two non-potable wells, and repair water leaks within city easements. our water quality control facility provides sewer service to over 5,900 customers and requires the maintenance of 15 ponds that spread over 240 acres. our wastewater operators also maintain 16 monitoring wells and operate as a class iii facility, which operates at a more complex and stringent level to ensure the cleanest water. the parks and landscape maintenance division maintains 141 acres of parks and landscaping that includes 53 parks and facilities and 25 playground structures. alongside the parks division, the urban forestry and building maintenance division maintains over 18,000 trees and provides vegetation management for 38 acres of city-owned facilities. this division also maintains approximately 30,900 square feet of operating facilities. maintaining our streets is the streets and collections division. our crew ensures our 80 miles of streets are clean, safe, and serviceable to the public. besides streets, our crew also maintain all the inlets, manholes, pump stations, storm lines, and detention basins within the city limits.
our fleet maintenance division, which operates out of our corporation yard located at 16215 baldwin rd, maintain and repair over 120 vehicles and large pieces of equipment. they do the purchasing of equipment and provide the training for all our employees on new vehicles and machinery.
lastly, we have our administration division. our administration division deals with customer service requests, permitting, park reservations, maintenance of benefit assessment districts, landscape maintenance districts, and the county service area account. they also manage environmental programs such as the water conservation program, storm water pollution program, and the recycling program. the public works administration staff also maintains the department’s budget, transportation program, flood administration, contract administration, and does regulatory reporting for the city.


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George Gilder (11/26/08): This piece by Sowell sums up the theme of my book about Israel.
Tail” blog (10 /22/08): My least favorite question is "what's the next big thing in technology?" for a lot of reasons, from the excessive importance put on "big things" (whatever that means) to the small matter that I still can't predict the future, despite many years of fruitless practice.
What I usually say is that the industry I'm watching most closely these days is energy, not IT, and that not only do I not expect a new "big thing" in IT anytime soon, but we're still just figuring out how to absorb the genuinely revolutionary advances of the 1990s. It's hard to look around at the Web landscape today, from cloud computing to social networking, and see anything that wasn't at least sketched out a decade ago.
In every industrial revolution, some key factor of production is drastically reduced in cost. Relative to the previous cost to achieve that function, the new factor is virtually free. Physical force in the industrial revolution became virtually free compared to its expense when it derived from animal muscle power and human muscle power. Suddenly you could do things you could not afford to do before. You could make a factory work 24 hours a day churning out products in a way that was just incomprehensible before the industrial era. It really did mean that physical force became virtually free in a sense. The whole economy had to reorganize itself to exploit this physical force. You had to "waste" the power of the steam engine and its derivatives in order to prevail, whether in war or in peace.
Over the last 30 years, we've seen transistors (or switching power) move from being expensive, crafted vacuum tubes to being virtually free. So today, the prime rule of thrift in business is "waste transistors." We "waste" them to correct our spelling, to play solitaire, to do anything. As a matter of fact, you've got to waste transistors in order to succeed in business these days.
My thesis is that bandwidth is going to be virtually free in the next era in the same way that transistors are in this era. It doesn't mean there won't be expensive technologies associated with the exploitation of bandwidth - just as there are expensive computers employing transistors; but it does mean that people will have to use this bandwidth, they'll have to waste bandwidth rather than economize on bandwidth. The wasters of bandwidth will win rather than the people who are developing exquisite new compression tools and all these other devices designed to exploit some limited bandwidth.
Kelly asks "What is the fabric of the network?"
Gilder: Photons. Electronics are not good for communications. Photons - optical computing - are. What makes photons so great for communication is they don't interfere with each other. They collide and pass on unaffected. You can send them two-way, and they are not subject to electromagnetic disruption. Many signals can flow through one fiber. But the fact that photons don't affect each other means they are cumbersome for computing, since you want interactions in computing. You need to have the charges affect one another - that's the heart of computing. The heart of the transistor function is that you can control a bigger force with a smaller force. But photons don't control each other. So for computing functions I still think that electronics will prevail; but for communications, photonics will prevail.
Read the complete 1993 interview.

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george gilder (11/26/08): this piece by sowell sums up the theme of my book about israel.
tail” blog (10 /22/08): my least favorite question is "what's the next big thing in technology?" for a lot of reasons, from the excessive importance put on "big things" (whatever that means) to the small matter that i still can't predict the future, despite many years of fruitless practice.
what i usually say is that the industry i'm watching most closely these days is energy, not it, and that not only do i not expect a new "big thing" in it anytime soon, but we're still just figuring out how to absorb the genuinely revolutionary advances of the 1990s. it's hard to look around at the web landscape today, from cloud computing to social networking, and see anything that wasn't at least sketched out a decade ago.
in every industrial revolution, some key factor of production is drastically reduced in cost. relative to the previous cost to achieve that function, the new factor is virtually free. physical force in the industrial revolution became virtually free compared to its expense when it derived from animal muscle power and human muscle power. suddenly you could do things you could not afford to do before. you could make a factory work 24 hours a day churning out products in a way that was just incomprehensible before the industrial era. it really did mean that physical force became virtually free in a sense. the whole economy had to reorganize itself to exploit this physical force. you had to "waste" the power of the steam engine and its derivatives in order to prevail, whether in war or in peace.
over the last 30 years, we've seen transistors (or switching power) move from being expensive, crafted vacuum tubes to being virtually free. so today, the prime rule of thrift in business is "waste transistors." we "waste" them to correct our spelling, to play solitaire, to do anything. as a matter of fact, you've got to waste transistors in order to succeed in business these days.
my thesis is that bandwidth is going to be virtually free in the next era in the same way that transistors are in this era. it doesn't mean there won't be expensive technologies associated with the exploitation of bandwidth - just as there are expensive computers employing transistors; but it does mean that people will have to use this bandwidth, they'll have to waste bandwidth rather than economize on bandwidth. the wasters of bandwidth will win rather than the people who are developing exquisite new compression tools and all these other devices designed to exploit some limited bandwidth.
kelly asks "what is the fabric of the network?"
gilder: photons. electronics are not good for communications. photons - optical computing - are. what makes photons so great for communication is they don't interfere with each other. they collide and pass on unaffected. you can send them two-way, and they are not subject to electromagnetic disruption. many signals can flow through one fiber. but the fact that photons don't affect each other means they are cumbersome for computing, since you want interactions in computing. you need to have the charges affect one another - that's the heart of computing. the heart of the transistor function is that you can control a bigger force with a smaller force. but photons don't control each other. so for computing functions i still think that electronics will prevail; but for communications, photonics will prevail.
read the complete 1993 interview.


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China's Chang'e-4 made the first-ever soft landing on the far side of the moon on 3January, after a probe sent by Beijing made a lunar landing elsewhere in 2013.
The main Sponsor and Chairman of SpaceIL, Morris Kahn, said: "in view of the large global support that I have received for this project, I decided for a new project: Beresheet 2". "I hope this time we will succeed", he said at a cabinet meeting.
"We are actually going to build a new spacecraft, we're going to put it on the moon and we are going to complete the mission", Kahn said.
A girl poses for a photo next to a poster of the SpaceIL spacecraft in Netanya, Israel, Thursday, April 11, 2019. The mission was over.
SpaceIL's craft failed to soft-land during its final descent when, in the last moments, it experienced a main engine failure and lost communication with mission control at Israel Aerospace Industries in Yehud.
"Today we are putting all those dreams on the spaceship like you would take a note and put it in the Kotel, wishing for a bright future", said Yonatan Winetraub, using the Hebrew word for the Western Wall.

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china's chang'e-4 made the first-ever soft landing on the far side of the moon on 3january, after a probe sent by beijing made a lunar landing elsewhere in 2013.
the main sponsor and chairman of spaceil, morris kahn, said: "in view of the large global support that i have received for this project, i decided for a new project: beresheet 2". "i hope this time we will succeed", he said at a cabinet meeting.
"we are actually going to build a new spacecraft, we're going to put it on the moon and we are going to complete the mission", kahn said.
a girl poses for a photo next to a poster of the spaceil spacecraft in netanya, israel, thursday, april 11, 2019. the mission was over.
spaceil's craft failed to soft-land during its final descent when, in the last moments, it experienced a main engine failure and lost communication with mission control at israel aerospace industries in yehud.
"today we are putting all those dreams on the spaceship like you would take a note and put it in the kotel, wishing for a bright future", said yonatan winetraub, using the hebrew word for the western wall.


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From the Oculus Rift to Google Glass, virtual reality is one of today's hottest topics in science and technology. The possibilities for education, therapy, and recreation are as endless as the one's imagination -- but can virtual reality affect our biology?
This was the question the Cap City Biohackers sought to collectively answer on June 16. A group of 20 students, tech buffs, and tinkerers gathered at the Columbus Idea Foundry for a wide-ranging lecture on virtual reality and the opportunity to try the tech themselves before a group discussion on the biological implications.
The lecture and demonstration, led by Adam Sauer and Nick Lolopulos, covered the history of virtual reality, the ways in which it's currently used, and potential future applications. Of particular note are the possibilities for medical training and autism therapy. Virtual reality allows its users to encounter situation after situation in a lifelike setting to test current skills and refine new skills (both social and technical) in a way that has been nearly impossible up to this point.
Cap City Biohackers then got the chance to play a variety of virtual reality games, spanning the gamut from building 3D art to swinging from tree branches in the jungle to playing fetch with a virtual robot dog. Surprisingly, no members were interested in playing the game that subjects the user to thousands of spiders for arachnophobia therapy.
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from the oculus rift to google glass, virtual reality is one of today's hottest topics in science and technology. the possibilities for education, therapy, and recreation are as endless as the one's imagination -- but can virtual reality affect our biology?
this was the question the cap city biohackers sought to collectively answer on june 16. a group of 20 students, tech buffs, and tinkerers gathered at the columbus idea foundry for a wide-ranging lecture on virtual reality and the opportunity to try the tech themselves before a group discussion on the biological implications.
the lecture and demonstration, led by adam sauer and nick lolopulos, covered the history of virtual reality, the ways in which it's currently used, and potential future applications. of particular note are the possibilities for medical training and autism therapy. virtual reality allows its users to encounter situation after situation in a lifelike setting to test current skills and refine new skills (both social and technical) in a way that has been nearly impossible up to this point.
cap city biohackers then got the chance to play a variety of virtual reality games, spanning the gamut from building 3d art to swinging from tree branches in the jungle to playing fetch with a virtual robot dog. surprisingly, no members were interested in playing the game that subjects the user to thousands of spiders for arachnophobia therapy.
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taking time out from the nine-to-five (six-to-eight) is important. it always pays to get your head up and see what is going on in the world around you,to learn new skills, and to better understand the nature of the challenges you’re facing.
we know that finding time to talk with your peers is a problem. meet the boss live events are an excellent, tailored and efficient solution.
every event gathers 15 senior executives in one city. in an atmosphere dedicated to accelerating conversations vital for your business success.
people who are so busy that they’re rushing from one meeting to another and never get time to sit and think will fail in their objectives, because they won’t be able to sort out in their own mind what it is they’re really trying to achieve.
gds group is a leader in providing exclusive networking and tailored learning opportunities for senior executives. our advisory boards and content teams research and identify serious business challenges from your sector. then we use our database, marketing and old-fashioned relationship-building skills to find and connect with senior executives facing and solving those challenges.
we put you together in small groups to ensure valuable conversations, while we focus on delivering a quality experience – helping you to solve real-world problems with viable solutions.
valuable conversations, useful connections, and a unique three-hour window on the wider world. that is a meet the boss live event.
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http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | At first, the banquet audience at the 38th annual Conservative Political Action Conference paid Mitch Daniels, Indiana's Republican governor, the conventional compliment of frequently, almost reflexively, interrupting his address with applause. But as they realized they were hearing something unconventional - that they were being paid the rare compliment of being addressed as reflective adults - they reciprocated his respect with quiet attention to his elegant presentation of conservatism for grown-ups.
America, he said, faces "a survival-level threat," a new "Red Menace" consisting of ink. No enterprise, public or private, "can remain self-governing, let alone successful, so deeply in hock to others as we are about to be." Some people accept or "even welcome" a "ballooning of the state" that consigns America to "a gray parity" with other profligate nations. Such people believe history is controlled by a "leftward ratchet," always - never mind "the Reagan Interruption" - moving toward a more powerful state.
For such people, the task now is merely defensive: The Obama administration's spending commitments - e.g., the health-care law is designed to "engulf private markets and produce a single-payer system or its equivalent" - will produce a leviathan state and reduce the American world preeminence some people deplore.
Focusing on earmarks (a "pernicious practice" but a "trifle") and "waste, fraud and abuse," says Daniels, trivializes the task of administering "bariatric surgery" to a "morbidly obese" government. He favors restoring to presidents the power to impound appropriated funds ("you'd be amazed how much government you'll never miss"). But the big twofold task is to reform entitlements and produce economic growth - "a long boom of almost unprecedented duration."
Americans must say "an affectionate thank-you" to the last century's major social welfare programs - then sunset them, after those Americans "currently or soon to be enrolled" in them have passed from the scene. Social Security and Medicare should be updated to conform to Americans' "increasing longevity and good health." Medicare 2.0 should respect Americans' dignity and competence by empowering them to make "their own decisions" by delivering its dollars directly to individuals and expecting them to "pay for more of their routine care like the discerning, autonomous customers we know them to be."
"Upward mobility from the bottom is the crux of the American promise, and the stagnation of the middle class is in fact becoming a problem, on any fair reading of the facts. Our main task is not to see that people of great wealth add to it but that those without much money have a greater chance to earn some."
Author of the most succinct characterization of the Obama agenda ("shock-and-awe statism"), Daniels has practiced the lean government he preaches. Under him, Indiana has its fewest state employees since 1978, the nation's lowest state-government employment per capita, the lowest effective property taxes and the third-lowest per capita spending. So he has the credentials to counsel conservatives about the need to compromise in the interest of broadening the constituency for difficult reforms.
"Change of the dimension we need," says Daniels, "requires a coalition of a dimension no one has recently assembled," including people who "surf past C-SPAN to get to SportsCenter." Which may mean ideological dilution: "Purity in martyrdom is for suicide bombers" and "King Pyrrhus is remembered, but his nation disappeared." Daniels has "no interest in standing in the wreckage of our Republic saying, 'I told you so' or 'You should've done it my way.' "
Do not, Jefferson warned, undertake great departures on "slender majorities." Conservatives criticized Democrats for doing just that regarding health care. Big changes, Daniels knows, will require a broad majority, perhaps one assembled after 2012 by someone with his blend of accomplishments, aversion to pandering and low-key charisma of competence.

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http://www.jewishworldreview.com | at first, the banquet audience at the 38th annual conservative political action conference paid mitch daniels, indiana's republican governor, the conventional compliment of frequently, almost reflexively, interrupting his address with applause. but as they realized they were hearing something unconventional - that they were being paid the rare compliment of being addressed as reflective adults - they reciprocated his respect with quiet attention to his elegant presentation of conservatism for grown-ups.
america, he said, faces "a survival-level threat," a new "red menace" consisting of ink. no enterprise, public or private, "can remain self-governing, let alone successful, so deeply in hock to others as we are about to be." some people accept or "even welcome" a "ballooning of the state" that consigns america to "a gray parity" with other profligate nations. such people believe history is controlled by a "leftward ratchet," always - never mind "the reagan interruption" - moving toward a more powerful state.
for such people, the task now is merely defensive: the obama administration's spending commitments - e.g., the health-care law is designed to "engulf private markets and produce a single-payer system or its equivalent" - will produce a leviathan state and reduce the american world preeminence some people deplore.
focusing on earmarks (a "pernicious practice" but a "trifle") and "waste, fraud and abuse," says daniels, trivializes the task of administering "bariatric surgery" to a "morbidly obese" government. he favors restoring to presidents the power to impound appropriated funds ("you'd be amazed how much government you'll never miss"). but the big twofold task is to reform entitlements and produce economic growth - "a long boom of almost unprecedented duration."
americans must say "an affectionate thank-you" to the last century's major social welfare programs - then sunset them, after those americans "currently or soon to be enrolled" in them have passed from the scene. social security and medicare should be updated to conform to americans' "increasing longevity and good health." medicare 2.0 should respect americans' dignity and competence by empowering them to make "their own decisions" by delivering its dollars directly to individuals and expecting them to "pay for more of their routine care like the discerning, autonomous customers we know them to be."
"upward mobility from the bottom is the crux of the american promise, and the stagnation of the middle class is in fact becoming a problem, on any fair reading of the facts. our main task is not to see that people of great wealth add to it but that those without much money have a greater chance to earn some."
author of the most succinct characterization of the obama agenda ("shock-and-awe statism"), daniels has practiced the lean government he preaches. under him, indiana has its fewest state employees since 1978, the nation's lowest state-government employment per capita, the lowest effective property taxes and the third-lowest per capita spending. so he has the credentials to counsel conservatives about the need to compromise in the interest of broadening the constituency for difficult reforms.
"change of the dimension we need," says daniels, "requires a coalition of a dimension no one has recently assembled," including people who "surf past c-span to get to sportscenter." which may mean ideological dilution: "purity in martyrdom is for suicide bombers" and "king pyrrhus is remembered, but his nation disappeared." daniels has "no interest in standing in the wreckage of our republic saying, 'i told you so' or 'you should've done it my way.' "
do not, jefferson warned, undertake great departures on "slender majorities." conservatives criticized democrats for doing just that regarding health care. big changes, daniels knows, will require a broad majority, perhaps one assembled after 2012 by someone with his blend of accomplishments, aversion to pandering and low-key charisma of competence.


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these products are recommended as a foundation of nutrition for recovery from any health condition.
when combines in a blender with fruit you have the best start to your day.
oxymin® colostrum: 100% pure premium colostrum is collected from first milking only.
until relatively recent times human beings regularly chewed on bones as a normal part of their diet, inadvertently ingesting regular amounts of cartilage. urbanisation and processed foods have led to a large drop in our natural cartilage intake. when cartilage is digested it releases chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine sulphate and other glycosaminoglycans (gags) for use by the body.
vital greens is a nutrient and enzyme-rich, vegan friendly, complete superfood containing 76 nutrients essential for optimal health, energy and vitality. it is a carefully balanced blend of nutrient dense greens, vegetables, fruits, plus additional herbs, vitamins and minerals, powerful antioxidants, pre and probiotics, essential fatty acids, fibre, plus a uniquely alkalising pea protein.


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The first one to be published out of the eleven books the Drenai Series contains, David Gemmell’s Legend, which hit the shelves in 1984, takes us for a trip in Drenai, a medieval nation which sees its peace being disturbed by an unexpected enemy.
The story revolves around Druss, a legendary axe-wielding warrior considered a hero in the whole nation, who has to help defend Dros Delnoch, a fortress turned city during the times of peace, from the newly unified Nadir tribes. One of Gemmell’s many strengths is that of being able to address a contemporary matter, namely xenophobia and the fear of the unknown, in a fantasy setting which still instils a sense of realism. The plot is admirably well-constructed, making the book impossible to put down.
Whereas Tolkien’s Lord of the rings focuses on the repercussions of the people’s action on the destiny of the world, Legend does the exact opposite and observes how people are affected by what’s happening. Gemmell has unparalleled mastery when it comes to creating strong characters to which we can relate and have empathy for. The relationships the protagonists nurture are undoubtedly what makes the novel special; indeed, light is not only shed on the main character, but also on everyone that surrounds him.
In addition to that, what’s truly riveting about Gemmell’s work is how all the parts of his saga work together. The actions may well take place thousands of years apart from each other, but the author does a brilliant job in keeping the whole plot coherent and a pleasure to follow. When starting a new book, in fact, it feels as if you’re greeting the characters like old friends you have not seen for a while.
To wrap it up, I unreservedly recommend this book to everyone, especially because it stands far away from the hackneyed, teen-oriented heroic fantasy novels mushrooming right now. David Gemmell’s raw and mature style of writing is truly what, in my opinion, makes Legend a page-turner.
Nils Perrenoud, Cambridge Exam Preparation Course in Malta Student.

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the first one to be published out of the eleven books the drenai series contains, david gemmell’s legend, which hit the shelves in 1984, takes us for a trip in drenai, a medieval nation which sees its peace being disturbed by an unexpected enemy.
the story revolves around druss, a legendary axe-wielding warrior considered a hero in the whole nation, who has to help defend dros delnoch, a fortress turned city during the times of peace, from the newly unified nadir tribes. one of gemmell’s many strengths is that of being able to address a contemporary matter, namely xenophobia and the fear of the unknown, in a fantasy setting which still instils a sense of realism. the plot is admirably well-constructed, making the book impossible to put down.
whereas tolkien’s lord of the rings focuses on the repercussions of the people’s action on the destiny of the world, legend does the exact opposite and observes how people are affected by what’s happening. gemmell has unparalleled mastery when it comes to creating strong characters to which we can relate and have empathy for. the relationships the protagonists nurture are undoubtedly what makes the novel special; indeed, light is not only shed on the main character, but also on everyone that surrounds him.
in addition to that, what’s truly riveting about gemmell’s work is how all the parts of his saga work together. the actions may well take place thousands of years apart from each other, but the author does a brilliant job in keeping the whole plot coherent and a pleasure to follow. when starting a new book, in fact, it feels as if you’re greeting the characters like old friends you have not seen for a while.
to wrap it up, i unreservedly recommend this book to everyone, especially because it stands far away from the hackneyed, teen-oriented heroic fantasy novels mushrooming right now. david gemmell’s raw and mature style of writing is truly what, in my opinion, makes legend a page-turner.
nils perrenoud, cambridge exam preparation course in malta student.


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true plan, according to all previous publications.
Here, as published by the Auschwitz Museum.
KL Auschwitz, Photographic documents, Krajawa Agencja Wydawnicza, Warsaw 1980.
Drawing 3764 [Photo 22], an overall plan of the Bauleitung camp was used as a basis for positioning the photographs in the “Album d'Auschwitz” published by Seuil in November 1983, for which I created the French version by adding historical details to the original English text, rearranging the order of the photographs and adding an annex on the four Birkenau Krematorien.
· in order to make us think that the path taken by the deportees finished up at Krematorien II and III, [this author has] truncated the plan ofAuschwitz-Birkenau.
· In reality, the road continued to the big shower and disinfection [sic] center, the “Zentral Sauna”.
· As will he seen below, we have marked with arrows the two cuts unjustifiably made and we present the true plan of the camp, as it appears in all the standard works.
The verso of this text was the page reproduced here [Photo 23], which was but the preamble to ten pages of venomous criticism, which I was easily able to counter in an article whose publication was not deemed necessary.
R. Faurisson, the “professor”, who, far from being newcomer to the negation of the existence of homicidal gas chambers, has already devoted 20 years of his life to it, is capable of original thought, but is not above appropriating the work of others, in well-tried academic fashion. He hates the emergence of “new historical facts”, already being exhausted by the specious intellectual efforts he had to make, at least at the beginning of his “Affair” to try to refute the rare (two) convincing documents known in France proving the reality of the Birkenau gas chambers. Since then, he has been living on his “legal reputation” acquired thanks to a decision of the Paris court of appeal, 1st chamber, section A, of 26th April 1983, to the effect that “it must be observed that the accusations of superficiality levelled against him [R Faurisson] lack pertinence and are not satifactorily established”, and at present “nobody can establish proof of falsehood.” His method of historical investigation being thus “recognized”, which would only be fair if he is indeed the author, which still remains to be demonstrated, the fact remains that he never pressed research to the limit for fear of finding the strict truth. Furthermore, by virtue of this decision he is able to drag before the courts anybody who accuses him of being a “falsifier”, which is a strange state of affairs.
Comparing the original Bauleitung drawing with the Seuil drawing reveals the low tricks to which I stooped. If Faurisson does not like the plan of the POW camp, let him apply to the ex-Auschwitz Bauleitung, who will be happy to show him about forty others, all different. Unfortunately for Faurisson, these drawings are in Eastern Europe, in Oswiecim, in the hands of the “Polono-Stalinist” falsifiers he has so often denounced. As for the “standard works” he mentions, it should be pointed out that the FIRST concrete evidence was published in Poland in 1946, “Biuletyn I, Glownej Komisji Badania Zbrodni Niemieckich w Polsce” [Bulletin I of the Central Commission for the investigation of German crimes in Poland], and includes a chapter on Auschwitz, certainly written by Judge Jan Sehn, who selected precisely Bauleitung drawing 3764 of 23/3/44 to represent the Birkenau camp [page 64, illustration 7]. I think it was a good choice, because the drawing is clear.

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true plan, according to all previous publications.
here, as published by the auschwitz museum.
kl auschwitz, photographic documents, krajawa agencja wydawnicza, warsaw 1980.
drawing 3764 [photo 22], an overall plan of the bauleitung camp was used as a basis for positioning the photographs in the “album d'auschwitz” published by seuil in november 1983, for which i created the french version by adding historical details to the original english text, rearranging the order of the photographs and adding an annex on the four birkenau krematorien.
· in order to make us think that the path taken by the deportees finished up at krematorien ii and iii, [this author has] truncated the plan ofauschwitz-birkenau.
· in reality, the road continued to the big shower and disinfection [sic] center, the “zentral sauna”.
· as will he seen below, we have marked with arrows the two cuts unjustifiably made and we present the true plan of the camp, as it appears in all the standard works.
the verso of this text was the page reproduced here [photo 23], which was but the preamble to ten pages of venomous criticism, which i was easily able to counter in an article whose publication was not deemed necessary.
r. faurisson, the “professor”, who, far from being newcomer to the negation of the existence of homicidal gas chambers, has already devoted 20 years of his life to it, is capable of original thought, but is not above appropriating the work of others, in well-tried academic fashion. he hates the emergence of “new historical facts”, already being exhausted by the specious intellectual efforts he had to make, at least at the beginning of his “affair” to try to refute the rare (two) convincing documents known in france proving the reality of the birkenau gas chambers. since then, he has been living on his “legal reputation” acquired thanks to a decision of the paris court of appeal, 1st chamber, section a, of 26th april 1983, to the effect that “it must be observed that the accusations of superficiality levelled against him [r faurisson] lack pertinence and are not satifactorily established”, and at present “nobody can establish proof of falsehood.” his method of historical investigation being thus “recognized”, which would only be fair if he is indeed the author, which still remains to be demonstrated, the fact remains that he never pressed research to the limit for fear of finding the strict truth. furthermore, by virtue of this decision he is able to drag before the courts anybody who accuses him of being a “falsifier”, which is a strange state of affairs.
comparing the original bauleitung drawing with the seuil drawing reveals the low tricks to which i stooped. if faurisson does not like the plan of the pow camp, let him apply to the ex-auschwitz bauleitung, who will be happy to show him about forty others, all different. unfortunately for faurisson, these drawings are in eastern europe, in oswiecim, in the hands of the “polono-stalinist” falsifiers he has so often denounced. as for the “standard works” he mentions, it should be pointed out that the first concrete evidence was published in poland in 1946, “biuletyn i, glownej komisji badania zbrodni niemieckich w polsce” [bulletin i of the central commission for the investigation of german crimes in poland], and includes a chapter on auschwitz, certainly written by judge jan sehn, who selected precisely bauleitung drawing 3764 of 23/3/44 to represent the birkenau camp [page 64, illustration 7]. i think it was a good choice, because the drawing is clear.


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>> I've got LiveCode server up and running on my Mac (OS X Mountain Lion).
>> to it from within web pages.
>> I have tried different paths with no luck.  What am I doing wrong?
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stacks you use must be saved in legacy format or lc server can't load them.
> try using the full path to the stackfile in your "start using" statement.
>> i've got livecode server up and running on my mac (os x mountain lion).
>> to it from within web pages.
>> i have tried different paths with no luck.  what am i doing wrong?
>>       put "
hello world! from livecode server
"
>>       put "
the date is" && the long date && the long time & "
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On Monday, February 13th, Ben & Jerry’s and Main Street Books invite you to attend a Galentine’s Party at 7 p.m. in the bookstore.
In celebration of chocolate’s favorite holiday, the ice cream shop and bookstore will provide a Ben & Jerry’s Sundae Bar, wine, savory nibbles, and a blind date with a book that you may keep or swap (white elephant style) with another Galentine.
Tickets cost $25 and can be purchased over the phone, online, or in person at Main Street Books. Bring your best lady friends, an empty stomach, and a readiness to read something new.
When: Monday, February 13th at 7 p.m.

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on monday, february 13th, ben & jerry’s and main street books invite you to attend a galentine’s party at 7 p.m. in the bookstore.
in celebration of chocolate’s favorite holiday, the ice cream shop and bookstore will provide a ben & jerry’s sundae bar, wine, savory nibbles, and a blind date with a book that you may keep or swap (white elephant style) with another galentine.
tickets cost $25 and can be purchased over the phone, online, or in person at main street books. bring your best lady friends, an empty stomach, and a readiness to read something new.
when: monday, february 13th at 7 p.m.


text: Now that all the blocks have been trimmed to 10.75" it is time to cut out the circles from the green fabric which is the same pattern as the gold fabric with the fruit on it. The kit included a fat quarter of this green fabric. The instructions say to fussy cut the circles from the fabric. The circles are aprox. 3" so I cut out 20 - 3" squares from my wonder under ((paper backed fusible web). I then found a drinking glass the correct size and used it as my template for the circles. Once all the circles were drawn onto the back of the paper I then flipped the fabric to it's wrong side and started placing the wonder under in such a way that a piece of fruit would fall in the middle of the circle (please note cherries in the center of the circle on the finished block). Once all the squares were fused in place, using a hot iron (instructions on fusing comes with the webbing) they are now ready to be cut out. Cutting out fabric that has a design to it so that this design falls in a certain way is called fussy cutting. I did my "fussy cutting" after dinner while watching a movie. The next day I appliqued all the circles onto center of the blocks using a blanket stitch. I did not have a green thread that matched the fabric perfectly but I remembered that someone once told me that if you can't match a fabric exactly, go darker rather than lighter so that is what I did. 20 circles later it is now time to start laying out the quilt top and figuring out where each block should end up. Where the blocks come together, what I am looking for is that all 4 colors (just like when I was sewing the block together) need to be represented. There was a lot of adjusting to be done so that this happened throughout the quilt. Think of is as putting a jigsaw puzzle together, I did the layout on top of the queen size bed in the master bedroom....I don't have a design wall so it was either there or the living room floor. Not to sound like an old fart but I'm getting to old for crawling around on the floor. It took awhile but I finally got it laid out so that the colors fell correctly in the new design created where the blocks themselves intersect. My husband is out of town so I slept in the guest room last night so as not to disturb the layout. Have to get those blocks sewn together before bedtime since my husband Tim will be back tonight, the clock is ticking!

lowercased: now that all the blocks have been trimmed to 10.75" it is time to cut out the circles from the green fabric which is the same pattern as the gold fabric with the fruit on it. the kit included a fat quarter of this green fabric. the instructions say to fussy cut the circles from the fabric. the circles are aprox. 3" so i cut out 20 - 3" squares from my wonder under ((paper backed fusible web). i then found a drinking glass the correct size and used it as my template for the circles. once all the circles were drawn onto the back of the paper i then flipped the fabric to it's wrong side and started placing the wonder under in such a way that a piece of fruit would fall in the middle of the circle (please note cherries in the center of the circle on the finished block). once all the squares were fused in place, using a hot iron (instructions on fusing comes with the webbing) they are now ready to be cut out. cutting out fabric that has a design to it so that this design falls in a certain way is called fussy cutting. i did my "fussy cutting" after dinner while watching a movie. the next day i appliqued all the circles onto center of the blocks using a blanket stitch. i did not have a green thread that matched the fabric perfectly but i remembered that someone once told me that if you can't match a fabric exactly, go darker rather than lighter so that is what i did. 20 circles later it is now time to start laying out the quilt top and figuring out where each block should end up. where the blocks come together, what i am looking for is that all 4 colors (just like when i was sewing the block together) need to be represented. there was a lot of adjusting to be done so that this happened throughout the quilt. think of is as putting a jigsaw puzzle together, i did the layout on top of the queen size bed in the master bedroom....i don't have a design wall so it was either there or the living room floor. not to sound like an old fart but i'm getting to old for crawling around on the floor. it took awhile but i finally got it laid out so that the colors fell correctly in the new design created where the blocks themselves intersect. my husband is out of town so i slept in the guest room last night so as not to disturb the layout. have to get those blocks sewn together before bedtime since my husband tim will be back tonight, the clock is ticking!


text: Decorative Plumbing Distributors is proud to present this white finished vanity top, by Duravit. The 23361000301 is made from premium materials, this Vanity Top offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Duravit's decorative ME by STARCK Collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.

lowercased: decorative plumbing distributors is proud to present this white finished vanity top, by duravit. the 23361000301 is made from premium materials, this vanity top offers great function and value for your home. this fixture is part of duravit's decorative me by starck collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.


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We have fallen in love with homemade pizzas this summer. My girls have enjoyed getting involved with the dough making and the creativity that goes into designing your pizza. It has been a great way to bring our family together and create a night of connection. I have tried lots of pizza dough recipes and have been super disappointed in how they have turned out until a friend of ours made us pizza one-night. It was the best crust I have ever had!! So I asked our dear friend Cam Marshell if I could share his pizza dough crust with all of you! And thankfully he said, yes.
The bottom of the crust is crunchy and you can roll it out really thinly to have that super thin Italian pizza crust. This dough is a simple recipe that you can make ahead of time and freeze into individual sized pizza portions, ready to go for Friday nights pizza night! All you have to do is put the frozen dough in the fridge the evening before to thaw, and you are ready to roll!
If you have a kitchen aid mixer it makes the dough making the process a lot quicker. But it is okay if you don’t, it is fun to do it the good old fashioned way! The semolina flour in this recipe is what gives it that nice crisp bottom crust. I ran out one time and made this recipe with just flour and it wasn’t as good, so the semolina a must! You can find it in any grocery store.
Semolina flour is used a lot in Italian cooking, especially in pasta. It is a coarse grain of the durum of wheat, and the content is quite high in gluten. So this recipe would not be good for anyone with a gluten or wheat sensitivity. I am working on a gluten-free crust for you if you are sensitive to wheat or gluten so stay tuned.
I have created a 20 min pizza sauce that is full of flavor and super easy to make to take your pizza to that next level. You can always buy store bought, but they don’t seem to be as flavourful as homemade or fresh tasting. You could make this pizza sauce ahead of time and freeze as well.
I always love a good Friday night pizza night and this way you can make it a fun family event without having to pay to get it delivered money savings! And anything from homemade with love is higher in nutritional value than any pay for pizza delivery service.
The toppings are where you really get to add that next level of nutrition! I love a loaded veggie pizza! So my favorite veggie toppings are mushrooms, spinach, onions, tomatoes (sun-dried or Roma), basil, peppers, olives, fennel, asparagus, and sometimes vegan shredded cheese. You wouldn’t believe how delicious pizzas are without cheese, I feel like it lets the veggie flavors really come through!! Now for the recipe. I used a BBQ pizza oven for this recipe. It has taken our pizza night to a whole new level of awesomeness! The BBQ pizza I use is called Bakers Stone. (This is not a sponsored post, nor do I get paid if you purchase this item through the link). I am just sharing you this oven because I love it for pizzas! If you don’t have a BBQ you could also use a bakers stone in the oven at a high heat.
Yields 8 smaller pizzas or 6 larger ones.
This will be your new favourite rustic vegan pizza recipe. Get creative with your own personal toppings and make every weekend a fun family pizza night.
Put yeast 1 tbsp sugar and put into a bowl. Pour 3 cups warm water over yeast and sugar and give a stir. Let sit for 5 mins. You will know when your yeast is activated because it will start to bubble on top.
Put your AP flour, semolina flour, sea salt into your kitchen aid mixer with a dough hook. If you don't have one put into a large bowl.
Pour in your yeast and water and then add your olive oil into your dry ingredients. Mix on medium until the dough starts to form or mix by hand with a large spoon until the dough starts to form. Feel the consistency if it is sticky to touch add some more AP flour and kneed. It should feel soft but not sticky. Keep kneading and adding flour if needed until you get the right consistency.
Take dough once formed and roll into a ball. Rub it with olive oil and place it into a glass bowl and place somewhere warm for 1 hour to let rest.
While pizza dough is resting, cut up all your toppings and make your pizza sauce (recipe below).
Heat BBQ pizza oven, buy turning all burners onto high. Takes about 15 mins for it to heat up. If you don't have a BBQ pizza oven turn oven onto 475F and place bakers stone into the oven.
After 1 hour your dough is ready to roll out. Put a 1-2 tbsp of semolina flour down on a cutting board so your pizza dough doesn't stick to the surface. We would roll out our dough on a wood cutting board to easily slip off into the BBQ pizza oven or onto the pizza stone in our oven.
Mince onions, celery, and garlic.
Blend diced tomatoes in a blender and blend until smooth.
Sautee onions and celery in a saucepan with avocado oil until soft.
Pour in tomatoes from the blender, tomato paste, sugar, spices, and garlic.
Reduce heat to simmer and let simmer for 20 mins.

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we have fallen in love with homemade pizzas this summer. my girls have enjoyed getting involved with the dough making and the creativity that goes into designing your pizza. it has been a great way to bring our family together and create a night of connection. i have tried lots of pizza dough recipes and have been super disappointed in how they have turned out until a friend of ours made us pizza one-night. it was the best crust i have ever had!! so i asked our dear friend cam marshell if i could share his pizza dough crust with all of you! and thankfully he said, yes.
the bottom of the crust is crunchy and you can roll it out really thinly to have that super thin italian pizza crust. this dough is a simple recipe that you can make ahead of time and freeze into individual sized pizza portions, ready to go for friday nights pizza night! all you have to do is put the frozen dough in the fridge the evening before to thaw, and you are ready to roll!
if you have a kitchen aid mixer it makes the dough making the process a lot quicker. but it is okay if you don’t, it is fun to do it the good old fashioned way! the semolina flour in this recipe is what gives it that nice crisp bottom crust. i ran out one time and made this recipe with just flour and it wasn’t as good, so the semolina a must! you can find it in any grocery store.
semolina flour is used a lot in italian cooking, especially in pasta. it is a coarse grain of the durum of wheat, and the content is quite high in gluten. so this recipe would not be good for anyone with a gluten or wheat sensitivity. i am working on a gluten-free crust for you if you are sensitive to wheat or gluten so stay tuned.
i have created a 20 min pizza sauce that is full of flavor and super easy to make to take your pizza to that next level. you can always buy store bought, but they don’t seem to be as flavourful as homemade or fresh tasting. you could make this pizza sauce ahead of time and freeze as well.
i always love a good friday night pizza night and this way you can make it a fun family event without having to pay to get it delivered money savings! and anything from homemade with love is higher in nutritional value than any pay for pizza delivery service.
the toppings are where you really get to add that next level of nutrition! i love a loaded veggie pizza! so my favorite veggie toppings are mushrooms, spinach, onions, tomatoes (sun-dried or roma), basil, peppers, olives, fennel, asparagus, and sometimes vegan shredded cheese. you wouldn’t believe how delicious pizzas are without cheese, i feel like it lets the veggie flavors really come through!! now for the recipe. i used a bbq pizza oven for this recipe. it has taken our pizza night to a whole new level of awesomeness! the bbq pizza i use is called bakers stone. (this is not a sponsored post, nor do i get paid if you purchase this item through the link). i am just sharing you this oven because i love it for pizzas! if you don’t have a bbq you could also use a bakers stone in the oven at a high heat.
yields 8 smaller pizzas or 6 larger ones.
this will be your new favourite rustic vegan pizza recipe. get creative with your own personal toppings and make every weekend a fun family pizza night.
put yeast 1 tbsp sugar and put into a bowl. pour 3 cups warm water over yeast and sugar and give a stir. let sit for 5 mins. you will know when your yeast is activated because it will start to bubble on top.
put your ap flour, semolina flour, sea salt into your kitchen aid mixer with a dough hook. if you don't have one put into a large bowl.
pour in your yeast and water and then add your olive oil into your dry ingredients. mix on medium until the dough starts to form or mix by hand with a large spoon until the dough starts to form. feel the consistency if it is sticky to touch add some more ap flour and kneed. it should feel soft but not sticky. keep kneading and adding flour if needed until you get the right consistency.
take dough once formed and roll into a ball. rub it with olive oil and place it into a glass bowl and place somewhere warm for 1 hour to let rest.
while pizza dough is resting, cut up all your toppings and make your pizza sauce (recipe below).
heat bbq pizza oven, buy turning all burners onto high. takes about 15 mins for it to heat up. if you don't have a bbq pizza oven turn oven onto 475f and place bakers stone into the oven.
after 1 hour your dough is ready to roll out. put a 1-2 tbsp of semolina flour down on a cutting board so your pizza dough doesn't stick to the surface. we would roll out our dough on a wood cutting board to easily slip off into the bbq pizza oven or onto the pizza stone in our oven.
mince onions, celery, and garlic.
blend diced tomatoes in a blender and blend until smooth.
sautee onions and celery in a saucepan with avocado oil until soft.
pour in tomatoes from the blender, tomato paste, sugar, spices, and garlic.
reduce heat to simmer and let simmer for 20 mins.


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The integration is done by the desktop client. Therefore, it should also work if you host Clarizen on an internal server. Our server doesn’t need to access your bug tracker server and you don’t need to change anything in your security or firewall configuration to make it work.
Click Set my Clarizen user to enter your credentials for your Clarizen account.
You may click the Submit sample link to make sure Testuff can create bug reports in Clarizen. If all goes well the new bug report should be displayed in your Clarizen account.
Go to your Clarizen and find, under Settings–>Configure, the list of custom fields.
Each field has a Label and API Name.
Enter the label as the name of your field and the API Name as the code, in the Add bug tracker custom fields window (see link in the bug tracker settings).
Under General tab, fill in the Clarizen project for this Testuff project.
How do I integrate my Clarizen requirements with Testuff?
From the menu, select Add from Clarizen.
Now, enter a Clarizen case ID, or a few of them separated by commas. The ID is the one on the Clarizen screen (B-number).

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the integration is done by the desktop client. therefore, it should also work if you host clarizen on an internal server. our server doesn’t need to access your bug tracker server and you don’t need to change anything in your security or firewall configuration to make it work.
click set my clarizen user to enter your credentials for your clarizen account.
you may click the submit sample link to make sure testuff can create bug reports in clarizen. if all goes well the new bug report should be displayed in your clarizen account.
go to your clarizen and find, under settings–>configure, the list of custom fields.
each field has a label and api name.
enter the label as the name of your field and the api name as the code, in the add bug tracker custom fields window (see link in the bug tracker settings).
under general tab, fill in the clarizen project for this testuff project.
how do i integrate my clarizen requirements with testuff?
from the menu, select add from clarizen.
now, enter a clarizen case id, or a few of them separated by commas. the id is the one on the clarizen screen (b-number).


text: Mayn is a range of practical products with timeless design. Mayn are committed to bringing people multifunctional products that have several purposes and can be used in different situations in everyday life. Not based on seasonal changes, Mayn collection is always current, and evolves as our inspiration drives us forward. Mayn constantly strive to make products that are good for the people and the environment.

lowercased: mayn is a range of practical products with timeless design. mayn are committed to bringing people multifunctional products that have several purposes and can be used in different situations in everyday life. not based on seasonal changes, mayn collection is always current, and evolves as our inspiration drives us forward. mayn constantly strive to make products that are good for the people and the environment.


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Peru’s capital of the south of Arequipa, the country’s second largest city and an agricultural powerhouse, is part of an extremely gastronomically unique region. Arequpeñan cuisine is renowned the country over for its high quality prawns, rocoto peppers, cheeses, piscos, oilves and olive oils, beans, grains, and alpaca meat. The city is full of great restaurants and talented chefs, but it’s the San Camillo market that really grabs the pulse of the city. The sprawling market that sits just a few blocks from the Plaza de Armas is one of Peru’s most lively.
Queso Helado – an ice cream made from cheese and spun in a wooden mortar to cool, can be found here.
Chuquibamba Cheeses – From a well-known dairy valley outside of the city. Try the Queso Andino or Tilsit.
Chicharrones – This isn’t fried pork skin like the name Chicharron typically implies, but a local style of meaty Fried Pork rinds.

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peru’s capital of the south of arequipa, the country’s second largest city and an agricultural powerhouse, is part of an extremely gastronomically unique region. arequpeñan cuisine is renowned the country over for its high quality prawns, rocoto peppers, cheeses, piscos, oilves and olive oils, beans, grains, and alpaca meat. the city is full of great restaurants and talented chefs, but it’s the san camillo market that really grabs the pulse of the city. the sprawling market that sits just a few blocks from the plaza de armas is one of peru’s most lively.
queso helado – an ice cream made from cheese and spun in a wooden mortar to cool, can be found here.
chuquibamba cheeses – from a well-known dairy valley outside of the city. try the queso andino or tilsit.
chicharrones – this isn’t fried pork skin like the name chicharron typically implies, but a local style of meaty fried pork rinds.


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Last week, we talked about what it means to not fret but to trust. This week, I want us to look at the word dwell and consider how we can apply this into our everyday life.
I like to read different Bible translations when I am studying a passage.
God is calling each of us to not only live and dwell in the day to day moments He has placed us in, but to live each day in a way in which we cultivate faithfulness. The word faithfulness means to be loyal to, constant or steadfast. We are to be loyal – constant – steadfast to the circumstances that God has us in. Rather than worrying, complaining, or placing our entire focus on wishing we didn’t have to face this situation, we need to simply trust God for it and loyaly embrace what He has allowed. We need to ask Him to give us strength to be faithful to live right where He has placed us. We need to cultivate faithfulness by steadfastly enduring our circumstance, until God leads us out of it.
As you faithfully endure, He is not only working out His plans for you, but He is also cultivating your heart to look more like His. He passionately loves to create these characteristics in your heart that honors His name – love, joy peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control (Galatians 5:22). If you allow God to cultivate faithfulness in you, as you go through difficult times,these attributes will be readily seen in your words and actions.
Am I choosing to worry, complain and doubt God, or am I choosing to fully and joyfully surrender to living and dwelling in the provisions or circumstances that God has me in right now?
Am I choosing to cultivate faithfulness in my relationship with Christ? Am I daily reading His Word, talking to Him, listening to what He has to say to me and then obediently following Him?
What fruitful characteristics are seen in my life (see Galatians 5:22)? What does God need to cultivate in me?
To live in the provision that God has given to you at this present time..I am very restless and hibernation period too long..ready for spring..happens every year. These words help me to look around and take stock in God’s faithfulness to me and my family.

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last week, we talked about what it means to not fret but to trust. this week, i want us to look at the word dwell and consider how we can apply this into our everyday life.
i like to read different bible translations when i am studying a passage.
god is calling each of us to not only live and dwell in the day to day moments he has placed us in, but to live each day in a way in which we cultivate faithfulness. the word faithfulness means to be loyal to, constant or steadfast. we are to be loyal – constant – steadfast to the circumstances that god has us in. rather than worrying, complaining, or placing our entire focus on wishing we didn’t have to face this situation, we need to simply trust god for it and loyaly embrace what he has allowed. we need to ask him to give us strength to be faithful to live right where he has placed us. we need to cultivate faithfulness by steadfastly enduring our circumstance, until god leads us out of it.
as you faithfully endure, he is not only working out his plans for you, but he is also cultivating your heart to look more like his. he passionately loves to create these characteristics in your heart that honors his name – love, joy peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control (galatians 5:22). if you allow god to cultivate faithfulness in you, as you go through difficult times,these attributes will be readily seen in your words and actions.
am i choosing to worry, complain and doubt god, or am i choosing to fully and joyfully surrender to living and dwelling in the provisions or circumstances that god has me in right now?
am i choosing to cultivate faithfulness in my relationship with christ? am i daily reading his word, talking to him, listening to what he has to say to me and then obediently following him?
what fruitful characteristics are seen in my life (see galatians 5:22)? what does god need to cultivate in me?
to live in the provision that god has given to you at this present time..i am very restless and hibernation period too long..ready for spring..happens every year. these words help me to look around and take stock in god’s faithfulness to me and my family.


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Chin surgery is a surgical procedure that can shape the shape, height or size of the chin. The surgery either reshapes the chin by enhancement with the help of an implant. Sometimes, a reduction surgery is also done on the bone.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia and takes 2-3 hours. Chin surgery is a procedure that enhances the look of the face and brings better proportion to the entire facial structure.
Injectable fillers: The chin can also be augmented using injectable fillers. These fillers make the chin more prominent and are made up of collagen, hyaluronic acid, and polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA). Collagen and hyaluronic acid are temporary fillers that do not last for a long time.  The PMMA injections, however, are permanent and cannot be easily removed.
Who can opt for chin surgery?
The success of chin surgery totally depends on the complete candidness of the patient during the time of consultation.The surgeries are customized according to the needs of the patient. If someone is bothered by a weak jaw, small chin or lack of facial contour, the facial enhancement may benefit.
For individuals with unnatural bulge below the chin (sub-mental fat) or a short neck, chin correction can create the illusion of a longer neck and elimination of sub-mental bulge.
Chin surgeries also benefit those with congenital defects or asymmetry.The procedure can be performed on those whose head and skull have completely developed, which generally occurs in late adolescence (17-18 years).
Kaayakalp has over the years evolved as the best chin surgery clinic in kolkata. Dr. Vikram Singh Rathore and his highly competent team are adept in the procedure of chin correction in Kolkata. The high degree of expertise, technique and dedication of the entire team has elevated Kaayakalp to new heights in the arena of cosmetic surgeries. Kaaayakalp has become the best Chin Surgery clinic in Kolkata, with success rates being very high.

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chin surgery is a surgical procedure that can shape the shape, height or size of the chin. the surgery either reshapes the chin by enhancement with the help of an implant. sometimes, a reduction surgery is also done on the bone.
the procedure is performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia and takes 2-3 hours. chin surgery is a procedure that enhances the look of the face and brings better proportion to the entire facial structure.
injectable fillers: the chin can also be augmented using injectable fillers. these fillers make the chin more prominent and are made up of collagen, hyaluronic acid, and polymethyl methacrylate (pmma). collagen and hyaluronic acid are temporary fillers that do not last for a long time.  the pmma injections, however, are permanent and cannot be easily removed.
who can opt for chin surgery?
the success of chin surgery totally depends on the complete candidness of the patient during the time of consultation.the surgeries are customized according to the needs of the patient. if someone is bothered by a weak jaw, small chin or lack of facial contour, the facial enhancement may benefit.
for individuals with unnatural bulge below the chin (sub-mental fat) or a short neck, chin correction can create the illusion of a longer neck and elimination of sub-mental bulge.
chin surgeries also benefit those with congenital defects or asymmetry.the procedure can be performed on those whose head and skull have completely developed, which generally occurs in late adolescence (17-18 years).
kaayakalp has over the years evolved as the best chin surgery clinic in kolkata. dr. vikram singh rathore and his highly competent team are adept in the procedure of chin correction in kolkata. the high degree of expertise, technique and dedication of the entire team has elevated kaayakalp to new heights in the arena of cosmetic surgeries. kaaayakalp has become the best chin surgery clinic in kolkata, with success rates being very high.


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I must confess, this wasn’t my idea; but it is a great thought and I wanted to develop it a bit.
I met my good friend Chris Ryman of My Northern Sky last week and we were chatting about Jesus, music and football.
We were in the middle of chatting about England’s chances in Brazil when Chris came out with this awesome visual aid which summed up why England struggle and while Spain are the favourites to lift the cup.
The visual aid made so much sense to me that I wondered how much it could interpret a lot of what I get wrong in life but also what I aspire to in life, in love, in ministry, in relationships, in discipleship.
Picture A represents the typical pattern of England’s play: a lot of play at the back and across the back four with repeated efforts of wing play or even route 1 over the top. The typical English target man/wing-play approach tends to cultivate the inverted ‘L’ shape with one dimensional effects. Predictable and easy to defend. Huge gaps of play through the middle.
Picture B represents the more varied pattern of Spain’s play: seemingly endless myriads of intricate/complex midfield play with rich variety coming from the back four through mid-field. Wing-play is still utilised but the 3-d patterns expressed through midfield make the Spaniards very difficult to predict and to defend against. No gaps in pitch play.
The technical prowess of the Europeans makes their matrix play possible and the English technical limitations (with the exception of some like Wiltshire/Lallana) tends to mean success via explosive options through midfield in unpicking defences is quite rare.
If this interprets a lot of what we’ve seen in International football over the last decade, how could this relate to our discipleship, then?
Think about it simply in terms of which of the images above better represents your walk with Jesus?
How else do you think this analogy could be applied?

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i must confess, this wasn’t my idea; but it is a great thought and i wanted to develop it a bit.
i met my good friend chris ryman of my northern sky last week and we were chatting about jesus, music and football.
we were in the middle of chatting about england’s chances in brazil when chris came out with this awesome visual aid which summed up why england struggle and while spain are the favourites to lift the cup.
the visual aid made so much sense to me that i wondered how much it could interpret a lot of what i get wrong in life but also what i aspire to in life, in love, in ministry, in relationships, in discipleship.
picture a represents the typical pattern of england’s play: a lot of play at the back and across the back four with repeated efforts of wing play or even route 1 over the top. the typical english target man/wing-play approach tends to cultivate the inverted ‘l’ shape with one dimensional effects. predictable and easy to defend. huge gaps of play through the middle.
picture b represents the more varied pattern of spain’s play: seemingly endless myriads of intricate/complex midfield play with rich variety coming from the back four through mid-field. wing-play is still utilised but the 3-d patterns expressed through midfield make the spaniards very difficult to predict and to defend against. no gaps in pitch play.
the technical prowess of the europeans makes their matrix play possible and the english technical limitations (with the exception of some like wiltshire/lallana) tends to mean success via explosive options through midfield in unpicking defences is quite rare.
if this interprets a lot of what we’ve seen in international football over the last decade, how could this relate to our discipleship, then?
think about it simply in terms of which of the images above better represents your walk with jesus?
how else do you think this analogy could be applied?


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Thread cutting in a lathe. That's what this is about. Today most threads are cut rapidly by rolling a cylinder between two dies. When precision is required, threads are cut slowly with an engine lathe.
The first lengthy article from 1918 reveals a number of thread cutting attachments for engine lathes to increase their ease of use and therefore their productivity when cutting threads.
Discussed are attachments for cutting screws of large lead without breaking teeth off the change gears, a special lead-screw for cutting coarse pitches, methods of cutting threads so that the pitch is slightly greater or less than standard (to allow for heat treat shrinkage), use of translating gears for cutting metric pitches, designs of quick threading attachments, thread chasing attachments, devices for cutting tapered threads and more.
Here you get a basic course in thread cutting that is quite similar to other machine shop texts except this talks about the ideas behind the thread indicator, how to make successive cuts without an indicator, how to index and adjust the compound rest for multiple threads, using a multiple tool to cut multiple threads, how to adjust the lathe for taper thread cutting, gauging single-point thread tools, tools for cutting Whitworth threads and more.
More practical how-to from the masters of the past. Fascinating ideas to get you thinking. Great stuff!

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thread cutting in a lathe. that's what this is about. today most threads are cut rapidly by rolling a cylinder between two dies. when precision is required, threads are cut slowly with an engine lathe.
the first lengthy article from 1918 reveals a number of thread cutting attachments for engine lathes to increase their ease of use and therefore their productivity when cutting threads.
discussed are attachments for cutting screws of large lead without breaking teeth off the change gears, a special lead-screw for cutting coarse pitches, methods of cutting threads so that the pitch is slightly greater or less than standard (to allow for heat treat shrinkage), use of translating gears for cutting metric pitches, designs of quick threading attachments, thread chasing attachments, devices for cutting tapered threads and more.
here you get a basic course in thread cutting that is quite similar to other machine shop texts except this talks about the ideas behind the thread indicator, how to make successive cuts without an indicator, how to index and adjust the compound rest for multiple threads, using a multiple tool to cut multiple threads, how to adjust the lathe for taper thread cutting, gauging single-point thread tools, tools for cutting whitworth threads and more.
more practical how-to from the masters of the past. fascinating ideas to get you thinking. great stuff!


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We will do proactive service delivery on sites exceeding less than 100%.
We have uploaded the characteristics of the new realigned service plans onto the downloads section of this portal.

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details we have come up with new service plans that will be used in place of restricting services. a detailed list of the service plans is available on the downloads section of this portal.
maintain your esteem clients’ service experience.
users reduce their excess usage.
· sites exceeding by more than 200% shall be deactivated after 60days.
we will do proactive service delivery on sites exceeding less than 100%.
we have uploaded the characteristics of the new realigned service plans onto the downloads section of this portal.


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Are pear and eggplant compatible flavors?
Usually when we have a question of this nature, we reach for The Flavor Bible. We find it an indispensable tool in the kitchen when you're looking for inspiration for how to use ingredients. There are no recipes, just a laundry list of ingredients and the flavors that pair best with them.
So what does The Flavor Bible say about pear and eggplant?
Not a thing. There's no mention of pairing the two.
But we like eggplant. And we like pears. So we had to try this combination for ourselves.
Pear-and-pecorino is a classic Italian salad combination. The sweet juicy pear and the sharp, tangy umami of the cheese is just about as good as you can get.
And we love the notion of adding walnuts -- they're a great bit of added crunch.
So how does the eggplant work in this traditional salad?
Seriously, from one bite to the next, we couldn't decide whether we really liked this salad or not. It was a roller coaster of "We like it," "We don't like it," "Wait, we think we like it," and then finally, "Did we enjoy that?"
The eggplant certainly gives the salad a meatier heft. It's filling enough to be a light entree.
We definitely didn't hate this. In fact, we didn't even dislike it. We're still just not sure about putting eggplant and pear in the same dish.
We most likely won't be serving this again, but we definitely appreciate where it's coming from. One thing we love about writing this blog is trying new combinations of flavors, and dishes that really put us outside our culinary comfort zone.
Maybe our whole approach to using a summery abundance of eggplant -- gratins, stir-frys, and the ubiquitous but delicious parmesan -- has been wrong and too safe all along. Maybe we need to go bolder, and start putting eggplant into dishes where you'd least expect it.
Preheat the oven to 350°. In a pie plate, toast the walnuts for about 5 minutes, until lightly browned. Let cool, then coarsely chop.
Arrange the eggplant slices on a platter and drizzle with the vinaigrette. Arrange the pear slices over the eggplant and drizzle with the honey. Scatter the walnuts, cheese and the remaining 1 tablespoon of parsley and 1/2 tablespoon of chives over the top. Serve.

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are pear and eggplant compatible flavors?
usually when we have a question of this nature, we reach for the flavor bible. we find it an indispensable tool in the kitchen when you're looking for inspiration for how to use ingredients. there are no recipes, just a laundry list of ingredients and the flavors that pair best with them.
so what does the flavor bible say about pear and eggplant?
not a thing. there's no mention of pairing the two.
but we like eggplant. and we like pears. so we had to try this combination for ourselves.
pear-and-pecorino is a classic italian salad combination. the sweet juicy pear and the sharp, tangy umami of the cheese is just about as good as you can get.
and we love the notion of adding walnuts -- they're a great bit of added crunch.
so how does the eggplant work in this traditional salad?
seriously, from one bite to the next, we couldn't decide whether we really liked this salad or not. it was a roller coaster of "we like it," "we don't like it," "wait, we think we like it," and then finally, "did we enjoy that?"
the eggplant certainly gives the salad a meatier heft. it's filling enough to be a light entree.
we definitely didn't hate this. in fact, we didn't even dislike it. we're still just not sure about putting eggplant and pear in the same dish.
we most likely won't be serving this again, but we definitely appreciate where it's coming from. one thing we love about writing this blog is trying new combinations of flavors, and dishes that really put us outside our culinary comfort zone.
maybe our whole approach to using a summery abundance of eggplant -- gratins, stir-frys, and the ubiquitous but delicious parmesan -- has been wrong and too safe all along. maybe we need to go bolder, and start putting eggplant into dishes where you'd least expect it.
preheat the oven to 350°. in a pie plate, toast the walnuts for about 5 minutes, until lightly browned. let cool, then coarsely chop.
arrange the eggplant slices on a platter and drizzle with the vinaigrette. arrange the pear slices over the eggplant and drizzle with the honey. scatter the walnuts, cheese and the remaining 1 tablespoon of parsley and 1/2 tablespoon of chives over the top. serve.


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