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Snohomish County, Wash. – U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx today announced 31 transportation projects that are in President Obama’s budget for new federal funding. One of them is Swift II, Community Transit’s proposed bus rapid transit line between Canyon Park in Bothell and Boeing/Paine Field in Everett.
“Each of these projects announced today has undergone a rigorous, highly competitive process to get the President’s recommendation for funding to address our nation’s transportation needs,” said Foxx.
The President’s Fiscal Year 2017 budget includes a placeholder of $43 million for Swift II. It would represent the most significant funding piece to make the project a reality.
Swift II is in early design stage, but has already received a $6.8 million WSDOT grant for construction of the Seaway Transit Center, its northern terminal across the street from Boeing; and a $10 million state appropriation for additional capital and operational costs.
Swift II will build on the success of the original Swift line, which opened in 2009 – the first bus rapid transit line in the state.Swift runs along Highway 99 between Everett Station and the Aurora Village Transit Center in Shoreline.
After opening, Swift met its one-year ridership projection in three months and its four-year projection in one year. About 5,500 riders board Swift each weekday, making it Community Transit’s highest ridership route. The final station on the original Swift line opened last week two blocks from the entrance to Edmonds Community College.
Swift II buses will run every 10 minutes between Bothell and Boeing, stopping at 15 stations in each direction. The route will serve the growing Mill Creek area and intersect with the first Swift line at Airport Road and Highway 99.
Swift II will also connect the 25,000 high-technology jobs in the Canyon Park area with the 65,000 aerospace and manufacturing jobs around Paine Field. Community Transit, Everett Transit and King County Metro Transit buses that serve the Boeing-Everett plant will coordinate their service at the Seaway Transit Center.
Today’s announcement of Swift II’s inclusion in the President’s FY2017 budget coincides with the project receiving a “Medium” rating for the Small Starts grant program. This means the project has qualified for federal funding. When the project design is more complete, Community Transit will work with the FTA on final scoping that could change the amount of federal funding this project receives.
The final hurdle is for Congress to pass a 2017 budget that fully funds the grant programs. If that happens, construction on Swift II stations could start in early 2017.
More information about the Swift II project, including a route map, is online at www.communitytransit.org/2ndSwift.

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snohomish county, wash. – u.s. transportation secretary anthony foxx today announced 31 transportation projects that are in president obama’s budget for new federal funding. one of them is swift ii, community transit’s proposed bus rapid transit line between canyon park in bothell and boeing/paine field in everett.
“each of these projects announced today has undergone a rigorous, highly competitive process to get the president’s recommendation for funding to address our nation’s transportation needs,” said foxx.
the president’s fiscal year 2017 budget includes a placeholder of $43 million for swift ii. it would represent the most significant funding piece to make the project a reality.
swift ii is in early design stage, but has already received a $6.8 million wsdot grant for construction of the seaway transit center, its northern terminal across the street from boeing; and a $10 million state appropriation for additional capital and operational costs.
swift ii will build on the success of the original swift line, which opened in 2009 – the first bus rapid transit line in the state.swift runs along highway 99 between everett station and the aurora village transit center in shoreline.
after opening, swift met its one-year ridership projection in three months and its four-year projection in one year. about 5,500 riders board swift each weekday, making it community transit’s highest ridership route. the final station on the original swift line opened last week two blocks from the entrance to edmonds community college.
swift ii buses will run every 10 minutes between bothell and boeing, stopping at 15 stations in each direction. the route will serve the growing mill creek area and intersect with the first swift line at airport road and highway 99.
swift ii will also connect the 25,000 high-technology jobs in the canyon park area with the 65,000 aerospace and manufacturing jobs around paine field. community transit, everett transit and king county metro transit buses that serve the boeing-everett plant will coordinate their service at the seaway transit center.
today’s announcement of swift ii’s inclusion in the president’s fy2017 budget coincides with the project receiving a “medium” rating for the small starts grant program. this means the project has qualified for federal funding. when the project design is more complete, community transit will work with the fta on final scoping that could change the amount of federal funding this project receives.
the final hurdle is for congress to pass a 2017 budget that fully funds the grant programs. if that happens, construction on swift ii stations could start in early 2017.
more information about the swift ii project, including a route map, is online at www.communitytransit.org/2ndswift.


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Make it a “beach day” with Old Town Trolley’s La Jolla and San Diego Beaches Tour. Hop on for a day of great music, fun stories, a little bit of history, awesome views, and of course the chance to experience four of San Diego’s best beaches and their towns. The Trolley stops at La Jolla, Mt. Soledad and Old Town Market. You can explore and enjoy things to do in La Jolla. Known as the “Jewel” of San Diego, La Jolla offers chic boutiques, upscale shops, restaurants and the most magnificent beaches you’ll ever see. For an experience similar to Coney Island, where there’s a boardwalk complete with eateries, hot dog stands, street performers and sun-loving beachgoers. You’ll also have a chance to witness the picturesque views atop Mt. Soledad and all the history and majesty of Old Town. Whether you choose to swim, surf, sunbathe, play beach volleyball or snorkel the reef, a day of fun in the sun is in store aboard the Old Town Trolley Beach Tour.
How about a beachfront roller coaster ride?
Visit Mission Beach and spend some time at Belmont Park. It’s historic, it’s in a beach town and it’s an amusement park that overlooks the beach! Need we say more? If rides are your thing, you’re in such luck because Belmont Park has it all – from the Giant Dipper that has quick drops, steep hills and sharp curves, the beach blaster that swings you 120 degrees and 60 feet in the air, to the Octotron and the control freak that allow you to control the twists, turns, pushes and pulls. There are also bumper cars, laser tag, wave pools, a plunge pool, an arcade, adventure golf, midway games, sky ropes and much more. Eat amusement park junk food, ride the rides and get dizzy with excitement. This is one of San Diego’s best beach town attractions.
Take me to funky town!
A place where gorgeous shores lead to crystal clear waters, Pacific Beach isn’t far from Mission Beach and is a funky, fun place to hang out day or night. There are a few beaches in the area: One where surfers come to test their skills, a quieter, more subdued one where there’s a lifeguard, and ones that have restrooms, bike rentals, great swimming and surfing combined. The area is also home to beach and biker bars, taco stands, hotels, nightclubs and fine restaurants. Something to please everyone’s palate and pace.
La Jolla is one of those places everyone wishes they could live. There are opulent homes, some of the most pristine beaches, excellent restaurants, art galleries, museums and cool cultural attractions. Just a few minutes north of downtown San Diego, this is a place where you could spend an entire day and night enjoying the beach, the people, the food and all the relaxing things to do. There are a variety of beaches and each offers something different. So if you want to scuba dive, hunt for seashells, kayak into a cave or light a bonfire on the beach, you’re right where you want to be. And, if you take the Old Town Trolley San Diego Beach Tour, you could just hop off and linger as long as you want.
For a less crowded, more serene beach experience, head over to Solana Beach. It’s one of those laid-back beach towns where you can enjoy the sun and surf alongside locals who are as warm as the weather. Be sure to find a spot at Fletcher Cove Park; it’s a favorite among Solana residents for watching the sun make its dramatic departure off of the horizon. Afterwards, head to Pizza Port for their world-famous micro-brewed beer and equally popular pizza and wings. One visit to this quiet beach community and you’ll be transported to a new, relaxed state of mind.
Life’s better at the beach!
In San Diego, there are 70 miles of coastline that lead to exquisite beaches. The sand and the surf are just the beginning as each one resides in a beach town brimming with fun and unique things to do and see. So when you make it to San Diego, make it a beach day!

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make it a “beach day” with old town trolley’s la jolla and san diego beaches tour. hop on for a day of great music, fun stories, a little bit of history, awesome views, and of course the chance to experience four of san diego’s best beaches and their towns. the trolley stops at la jolla, mt. soledad and old town market. you can explore and enjoy things to do in la jolla. known as the “jewel” of san diego, la jolla offers chic boutiques, upscale shops, restaurants and the most magnificent beaches you’ll ever see. for an experience similar to coney island, where there’s a boardwalk complete with eateries, hot dog stands, street performers and sun-loving beachgoers. you’ll also have a chance to witness the picturesque views atop mt. soledad and all the history and majesty of old town. whether you choose to swim, surf, sunbathe, play beach volleyball or snorkel the reef, a day of fun in the sun is in store aboard the old town trolley beach tour.
how about a beachfront roller coaster ride?
visit mission beach and spend some time at belmont park. it’s historic, it’s in a beach town and it’s an amusement park that overlooks the beach! need we say more? if rides are your thing, you’re in such luck because belmont park has it all – from the giant dipper that has quick drops, steep hills and sharp curves, the beach blaster that swings you 120 degrees and 60 feet in the air, to the octotron and the control freak that allow you to control the twists, turns, pushes and pulls. there are also bumper cars, laser tag, wave pools, a plunge pool, an arcade, adventure golf, midway games, sky ropes and much more. eat amusement park junk food, ride the rides and get dizzy with excitement. this is one of san diego’s best beach town attractions.
take me to funky town!
a place where gorgeous shores lead to crystal clear waters, pacific beach isn’t far from mission beach and is a funky, fun place to hang out day or night. there are a few beaches in the area: one where surfers come to test their skills, a quieter, more subdued one where there’s a lifeguard, and ones that have restrooms, bike rentals, great swimming and surfing combined. the area is also home to beach and biker bars, taco stands, hotels, nightclubs and fine restaurants. something to please everyone’s palate and pace.
la jolla is one of those places everyone wishes they could live. there are opulent homes, some of the most pristine beaches, excellent restaurants, art galleries, museums and cool cultural attractions. just a few minutes north of downtown san diego, this is a place where you could spend an entire day and night enjoying the beach, the people, the food and all the relaxing things to do. there are a variety of beaches and each offers something different. so if you want to scuba dive, hunt for seashells, kayak into a cave or light a bonfire on the beach, you’re right where you want to be. and, if you take the old town trolley san diego beach tour, you could just hop off and linger as long as you want.
for a less crowded, more serene beach experience, head over to solana beach. it’s one of those laid-back beach towns where you can enjoy the sun and surf alongside locals who are as warm as the weather. be sure to find a spot at fletcher cove park; it’s a favorite among solana residents for watching the sun make its dramatic departure off of the horizon. afterwards, head to pizza port for their world-famous micro-brewed beer and equally popular pizza and wings. one visit to this quiet beach community and you’ll be transported to a new, relaxed state of mind.
life’s better at the beach!
in san diego, there are 70 miles of coastline that lead to exquisite beaches. the sand and the surf are just the beginning as each one resides in a beach town brimming with fun and unique things to do and see. so when you make it to san diego, make it a beach day!


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Great! So basically this is fixed in 5.10 right ?
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great! so basically this is fixed in 5.10 right ?
> by moving it instead ?


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If someone says that it’s her truth that the British won the American Revolutionary War, anyone with even a cursory knowledge of history would realize that she is wrong. Likewise, if someone says that it’s his truth that hydrogen and oxygen can’t react with each other, and therefore water doesn’t exist, we would recognize that he, too, is wrong. It doesn’t matter how much they believe in what they think about history or chemistry. It doesn’t matter how convinced they are that they are right. They do not have the authority to determine the truth of historical fact or the natural world for themselves. In order to be in the truth, they have to be united with the scientific or historical community. Even breakthroughs in science come as the result of using clearly established principals and demonstrating that they support a different conclusion than the one previously held.
When it comes to religion, however, we seem to forget that truth is not just about our opinion. We tend to treat religious truth the way we treat preferences. It might be my truth that cookie dough ice cream is the best, but your truth that mint chip is. Likewise, it might be my truth that God exists, but your truth that God does not. However, the question about whether one thing is better than another is much less black and white than the question about whether someone or something exists. Either God exists or God does not exist. There is a truth to the matter. Even if, as agnostics say, we cannot know the truth of whether God exists, there is a truth. God cannot both exist and not exist.
All of these questions have answers. There is a truth about God, the Church, salvation, and how grace comes to us. If there is a truth, then there is a wrong answer to each of these questions. The Church welcomes a diversity of opinions about things that are not matters of truth (favorite saints, different types of prayer, different ways of explaining the same theological truths, etc.). But a diversity of opinions about matters of fact weakens the Church’s witness. It is an indication that the community that holds these diverse opinions does not know the truth.
For the Church to be a teacher of truth, it must be one. Because truth is essential to knowing Christ (how can we know someone without knowing the truth about him?) the Church must be one if she is going to carry out Christ’s mission.

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if someone says that it’s her truth that the british won the american revolutionary war, anyone with even a cursory knowledge of history would realize that she is wrong. likewise, if someone says that it’s his truth that hydrogen and oxygen can’t react with each other, and therefore water doesn’t exist, we would recognize that he, too, is wrong. it doesn’t matter how much they believe in what they think about history or chemistry. it doesn’t matter how convinced they are that they are right. they do not have the authority to determine the truth of historical fact or the natural world for themselves. in order to be in the truth, they have to be united with the scientific or historical community. even breakthroughs in science come as the result of using clearly established principals and demonstrating that they support a different conclusion than the one previously held.
when it comes to religion, however, we seem to forget that truth is not just about our opinion. we tend to treat religious truth the way we treat preferences. it might be my truth that cookie dough ice cream is the best, but your truth that mint chip is. likewise, it might be my truth that god exists, but your truth that god does not. however, the question about whether one thing is better than another is much less black and white than the question about whether someone or something exists. either god exists or god does not exist. there is a truth to the matter. even if, as agnostics say, we cannot know the truth of whether god exists, there is a truth. god cannot both exist and not exist.
all of these questions have answers. there is a truth about god, the church, salvation, and how grace comes to us. if there is a truth, then there is a wrong answer to each of these questions. the church welcomes a diversity of opinions about things that are not matters of truth (favorite saints, different types of prayer, different ways of explaining the same theological truths, etc.). but a diversity of opinions about matters of fact weakens the church’s witness. it is an indication that the community that holds these diverse opinions does not know the truth.
for the church to be a teacher of truth, it must be one. because truth is essential to knowing christ (how can we know someone without knowing the truth about him?) the church must be one if she is going to carry out christ’s mission.


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When you’re travelling it can be hard to find a good, reliable cafe for breakfast.
Where are the best restaurants in Perth, Western Australia? Local bestselling novelist Sara Foster has a suggestion.
Bestselling novelist Sara Foster knows all the best Perth secrets. Try the cocktails at Deville’s Pad.
Bestselling novelist Sara Foster finds one of the very best Perth daycations.
Christmas Island is home to one of the world’s wonders: the red crab migration.
Bestselling novelist Sara Foster recommends The Ellington – an homage to New York jazz bars.
Sara Foster takes the Indian Ocean Drive from Perth to Monkey Mia to see Australia’s most famous dolphins.
Globetrotting journalist Rachael Oakes-Ash shares everything she’s ever discovered about upgrades (ha!) jet lag, giving back to the locals – and hanging onto receipts… The myth of the upgrade.
Anneli Knight tames an ancient vehicle called Old Mango in search of bush poets, campfires and the heart of Western Australia.

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when you’re travelling it can be hard to find a good, reliable cafe for breakfast.
where are the best restaurants in perth, western australia? local bestselling novelist sara foster has a suggestion.
bestselling novelist sara foster knows all the best perth secrets. try the cocktails at deville’s pad.
bestselling novelist sara foster finds one of the very best perth daycations.
christmas island is home to one of the world’s wonders: the red crab migration.
bestselling novelist sara foster recommends the ellington – an homage to new york jazz bars.
sara foster takes the indian ocean drive from perth to monkey mia to see australia’s most famous dolphins.
globetrotting journalist rachael oakes-ash shares everything she’s ever discovered about upgrades (ha!) jet lag, giving back to the locals – and hanging onto receipts… the myth of the upgrade.
anneli knight tames an ancient vehicle called old mango in search of bush poets, campfires and the heart of western australia.


text: Order online for delivery and takeout: C18. Chicken & Shrimp Combination from China One - 55th St, Cleveland. Serving the best Chinese in Cleveland, OH.

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Recently active Niaspan forums and community discussion threads. Post your question or story about Niaspan and connect with others who have experience with the same medications. No registration is required and your identity remains anonymous.
found in some napkins at my teenager room ## Abbott Laboratories lists this tablet as being Niaspan, which contains 500mgs of Niaspan. It is a supplement that is used to treat, or prevent a deficiency in it. The FDA warns that its side effects may include nausea, headache, dizziness, and flushing. The inactive ingredients may include: povidone stearic acid titanium dioxide ferric oxide red FD&C Yellow No. 6 ferric oxide yellow hypromelloses polyethylene glycol But they may vary depending on the manufacturing facility. Is there anything else I can help with?
White capsule with KVC on one side and 1000 on the other ## Hi Cenic, The closest match I'm finding to your description is that of a white capsule-shaped/oblong pill marked with "KOS" on one side and "1000" on the other. This pill is identified as Niaspan ER 1000 mg; used in the treatment of high cholesterol, niacin deficiency, and more. Manufacturer: Kos Pharmaceuticals Does this sound like a possible match considering that the imprint isn't far off? ## Kind of, however the part where I run into problems is that the imprint says KVC very clearly. I found it in my room and am curious due to the fact I don't take any medicine. ## It's a vitamin C pill. Nothing to worry about. They're very popular in South Korea.
expiration date is 9/2013. Is it ok to take yet? need to take again for cholesterol med. very costly stuff ## Hello, Mike! Your doctor may approve your taking it, but most medications tend to degrade with time due to exposure to the elements, so they can't be guaranteed to be fully effective past the expiration date. The FDA lists the typical side effects of Niaspan as possibly including nausea, facial flushing, dry skin, diarrhea and flatulence. Is there anything else I can help with?
Expiration date is 3 years ago. Is it safe to take? Is its efficacy lessened? It's very expensive - hate to dispose of. ## Yes, after that long of a period of time, it will definitely have lost efficacy and is most likely not worth trying to take. Learn more Niaspan details here. At this point, it would really be best to just dispose of it and pick up a new prescription if you still need to take it. Is it still prescribed for you?
Can I skip my niaspan pill (1000 mg) a couple times a week, and still get the same results i.e. elevating HDL. I have mild to moderate heart disease. I am concerned about liver damage. ## What has your doctor advised? They would be the best person to advise you in this matter. What other medications do you take?
long peachpill kos 500 ## This is a 500mg Niaspan ER tablet, which contains the active ingredient Niacin (Vitamin B3). It is a dietary supplement. Do you have any other questions? ## Can this pill relieve an absessed tooth?
is there a side effect such as dreaming weird dreams? ## Did you mean Niaspan? Which contains Niacin and used to help lower cholesterol? This is not listed as a side effect of the medication, but many of them do cause such events. The normal side effects can include: nausea, blurred vision, burning of the skin and bloating. Read more: Are there any questions or comments?
This information has been independently compiled and is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice from a qualified healthcare professional; nor is it intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. For more details please see the Medical Disclaimer. This page was last updated on 21 April 2018.

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recently active niaspan forums and community discussion threads. post your question or story about niaspan and connect with others who have experience with the same medications. no registration is required and your identity remains anonymous.
found in some napkins at my teenager room ## abbott laboratories lists this tablet as being niaspan, which contains 500mgs of niaspan. it is a supplement that is used to treat, or prevent a deficiency in it. the fda warns that its side effects may include nausea, headache, dizziness, and flushing. the inactive ingredients may include: povidone stearic acid titanium dioxide ferric oxide red fd&c yellow no. 6 ferric oxide yellow hypromelloses polyethylene glycol but they may vary depending on the manufacturing facility. is there anything else i can help with?
white capsule with kvc on one side and 1000 on the other ## hi cenic, the closest match i'm finding to your description is that of a white capsule-shaped/oblong pill marked with "kos" on one side and "1000" on the other. this pill is identified as niaspan er 1000 mg; used in the treatment of high cholesterol, niacin deficiency, and more. manufacturer: kos pharmaceuticals does this sound like a possible match considering that the imprint isn't far off? ## kind of, however the part where i run into problems is that the imprint says kvc very clearly. i found it in my room and am curious due to the fact i don't take any medicine. ## it's a vitamin c pill. nothing to worry about. they're very popular in south korea.
expiration date is 9/2013. is it ok to take yet? need to take again for cholesterol med. very costly stuff ## hello, mike! your doctor may approve your taking it, but most medications tend to degrade with time due to exposure to the elements, so they can't be guaranteed to be fully effective past the expiration date. the fda lists the typical side effects of niaspan as possibly including nausea, facial flushing, dry skin, diarrhea and flatulence. is there anything else i can help with?
expiration date is 3 years ago. is it safe to take? is its efficacy lessened? it's very expensive - hate to dispose of. ## yes, after that long of a period of time, it will definitely have lost efficacy and is most likely not worth trying to take. learn more niaspan details here. at this point, it would really be best to just dispose of it and pick up a new prescription if you still need to take it. is it still prescribed for you?
can i skip my niaspan pill (1000 mg) a couple times a week, and still get the same results i.e. elevating hdl. i have mild to moderate heart disease. i am concerned about liver damage. ## what has your doctor advised? they would be the best person to advise you in this matter. what other medications do you take?
long peachpill kos 500 ## this is a 500mg niaspan er tablet, which contains the active ingredient niacin (vitamin b3). it is a dietary supplement. do you have any other questions? ## can this pill relieve an absessed tooth?
is there a side effect such as dreaming weird dreams? ## did you mean niaspan? which contains niacin and used to help lower cholesterol? this is not listed as a side effect of the medication, but many of them do cause such events. the normal side effects can include: nausea, blurred vision, burning of the skin and bloating. read more: are there any questions or comments?
this information has been independently compiled and is for informational purposes only. it is not intended to be a substitute for medical advice from a qualified healthcare professional; nor is it intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. for more details please see the medical disclaimer. this page was last updated on 21 april 2018.


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You get a clue of what pesticides are in the 1947 law “regulating” their use in the United States. The law, the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, says pesticides are chemicals designed to control (destroy, mitigate, repel) insects, fungi, rodents and weeds. Then the law opens loopholes and unleashes a barrage of technical terms and vague sentences as if the matter of pesticides is as normal as apple pie. You get the impression farming is impossible without them.
But are pesticides normal? In fact, should most of them exist at all?
It’s true some kind of pest control substances like sulfur have been in existence for millennia. Homer talks of disinfecting Odysseus’ palace with sulfur. And my father used sulfur to fight disease in his grapevines.
The Eastern Roman Empire included most of the territory of the empire of Alexander the Great. It lasted for more than a millennium.
In the sixth century, Greek became the official language of this Eurasian empire. Whatever Greek treasures survived the violence of the Christianization of Europe in the fourth century, one could find them in medieval Greece. However, the power, wealth and influence of this Greek state made it a bone of contention. The Turks, the Slavs, and Western Europeans wanted what it had.
In the seventh century, the Arabs took over Egypt and Syria. However the wars between Greeks and Arabs lasted for a long time.
The Turks conquered most of Asia Minor in late eleventh century. In 1204, Western Christian Crusaders dismembered medieval Greece. In fact, Venetians appointed their own emperor in Constantinople, the capital of the empire.
I have been studying the ancient Greeks for most of my life. I took graduate classes in ancient and medieval Greek history and wrote my doctoral dissertation on a scholar who also went deep in his studies of ancient Greek culture, especially medicine.
This man, Adamantios Koraes, 1748-1833, became the golden link between ancient and modern Greece. He edited Greek classical texts that became textbooks in Greek schools. He spread his knowledge and patriotism, becoming the father of the Greek Revolution.
Koraes grew up in a country ruled by Turks, so his passion for ancient Greece was a passion of life and death. He lived the Turkish humiliations and the corruption necessary for survival. He probably told himself he had to get away from the Turks or die. A Dutch pastor taught him Latin and encouraged him to go to “enlightened” Europe.
Future historians will have a say on the Donald Trump administration. Was it average or more hegemonic and plutocratic than its predecessors? Trump threatens adversaries with wars of “fire and fury.” He claims he is a billionaire. He hired billionaires for his cabinet.
Future historians will probably question the foolishness of American democracy giving the president, all presidents, more power than any emperor ever had. This is as convincing an argument as one can make that the United States is an empire dressed in democratic clothes.

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you get a clue of what pesticides are in the 1947 law “regulating” their use in the united states. the law, the federal insecticide, fungicide and rodenticide act, says pesticides are chemicals designed to control (destroy, mitigate, repel) insects, fungi, rodents and weeds. then the law opens loopholes and unleashes a barrage of technical terms and vague sentences as if the matter of pesticides is as normal as apple pie. you get the impression farming is impossible without them.
but are pesticides normal? in fact, should most of them exist at all?
it’s true some kind of pest control substances like sulfur have been in existence for millennia. homer talks of disinfecting odysseus’ palace with sulfur. and my father used sulfur to fight disease in his grapevines.
the eastern roman empire included most of the territory of the empire of alexander the great. it lasted for more than a millennium.
in the sixth century, greek became the official language of this eurasian empire. whatever greek treasures survived the violence of the christianization of europe in the fourth century, one could find them in medieval greece. however, the power, wealth and influence of this greek state made it a bone of contention. the turks, the slavs, and western europeans wanted what it had.
in the seventh century, the arabs took over egypt and syria. however the wars between greeks and arabs lasted for a long time.
the turks conquered most of asia minor in late eleventh century. in 1204, western christian crusaders dismembered medieval greece. in fact, venetians appointed their own emperor in constantinople, the capital of the empire.
i have been studying the ancient greeks for most of my life. i took graduate classes in ancient and medieval greek history and wrote my doctoral dissertation on a scholar who also went deep in his studies of ancient greek culture, especially medicine.
this man, adamantios koraes, 1748-1833, became the golden link between ancient and modern greece. he edited greek classical texts that became textbooks in greek schools. he spread his knowledge and patriotism, becoming the father of the greek revolution.
koraes grew up in a country ruled by turks, so his passion for ancient greece was a passion of life and death. he lived the turkish humiliations and the corruption necessary for survival. he probably told himself he had to get away from the turks or die. a dutch pastor taught him latin and encouraged him to go to “enlightened” europe.
future historians will have a say on the donald trump administration. was it average or more hegemonic and plutocratic than its predecessors? trump threatens adversaries with wars of “fire and fury.” he claims he is a billionaire. he hired billionaires for his cabinet.
future historians will probably question the foolishness of american democracy giving the president, all presidents, more power than any emperor ever had. this is as convincing an argument as one can make that the united states is an empire dressed in democratic clothes.


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I watched the news in horror as 9 people were injured were staying at a holiday let in Omaha just north of Auckland. The owner was quick to point out she had had a builder look over the decks in the last few years and although one deck had been closed off and marked as unsafe this one that collapsed was deemed ok for use by tenants. It’s very important for landlords to note recent changes to the Residential Tenancies Act include “Unlawful Acts: A new list of “unlawful acts” with specific fines has been added.
Landlords may be fined up to $3,000 if they fail to provide the property in a reasonably clean state or fail to carry out maintenance or building and health and safety requirements” This means it is no longer acceptable for landlords to not carry out maintenance to rental properties or take reasonable measures to ensure that their properties are safe for tenants and or anyone in those properties. Now we are all in business as property investors and every business has costs and no business likes costs but having seen rental properties where children have fallen through decks, through bannister rails, walked through glass sliding doors or had them shatter on top of them as the door failed to slide, tenants fall through the front step as they are putting keys in their door, I welcome the new changes and hope that they are enforced wherever possible.
I’m sure we haven’t heard the last of the Omaha issue as the police and Auckland City Council are also involved now. This is a real wake up call for landlords both with full time tenants and holiday rentals to realise that they have a responsibility as business owners and providers of accommodation.

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i watched the news in horror as 9 people were injured were staying at a holiday let in omaha just north of auckland. the owner was quick to point out she had had a builder look over the decks in the last few years and although one deck had been closed off and marked as unsafe this one that collapsed was deemed ok for use by tenants. it’s very important for landlords to note recent changes to the residential tenancies act include “unlawful acts: a new list of “unlawful acts” with specific fines has been added.
landlords may be fined up to $3,000 if they fail to provide the property in a reasonably clean state or fail to carry out maintenance or building and health and safety requirements” this means it is no longer acceptable for landlords to not carry out maintenance to rental properties or take reasonable measures to ensure that their properties are safe for tenants and or anyone in those properties. now we are all in business as property investors and every business has costs and no business likes costs but having seen rental properties where children have fallen through decks, through bannister rails, walked through glass sliding doors or had them shatter on top of them as the door failed to slide, tenants fall through the front step as they are putting keys in their door, i welcome the new changes and hope that they are enforced wherever possible.
i’m sure we haven’t heard the last of the omaha issue as the police and auckland city council are also involved now. this is a real wake up call for landlords both with full time tenants and holiday rentals to realise that they have a responsibility as business owners and providers of accommodation.


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Trips offered were available at the time of printing of tickets and space is subject to availability at time of winning. Blackout dates apply: Feb. 16 – 26, 2017; Mar. 11 – 24, 2017; Apr. 12 – 19, 2017; Oct. 5 – 11, 2017; and Dec. 15, 2017 – Jan. 4, 2018. Should you wish to travel during the blackout period additional costs may apply at your expense.
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early bird draw of $1000 is december 2, 2016. to be eligible for the early bird draw tickets must be purchased by wednesday, november 30, 2016.
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trips offered were available at the time of printing of tickets and space is subject to availability at time of winning. blackout dates apply: feb. 16 – 26, 2017; mar. 11 – 24, 2017; apr. 12 – 19, 2017; oct. 5 – 11, 2017; and dec. 15, 2017 – jan. 4, 2018. should you wish to travel during the blackout period additional costs may apply at your expense.
all offerings are tentative and are subject to change and availability.
caa travel has the right to offer available dates subject to terms and conditions, along with an alternative property or destination if original hotel or destination is not available.
the caa travel voucher or cash are at all times an option.
you are advised to book as early as possible due to space availability.
winner is responsible for any amounts from countries with a local departure tax collected on their return. caa travel will offer and be purchased by winner if needed: air where not included; transfers where not included; advance seat selection; local tours and excursions, cancellation and medical insurance packages along with stop-over hotel parking packages.
trips outside ontario will require the winner to hold a valid canadian passport with the expiry date 6 months beyond the expected return date.
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Almost seven years ago I decided to leave the Rat Race and pursue the life of a sea vagabond. It has been harder than I expected to extricate myself from 'normal' economic life. Seemingly small decisions can have long term consequences. The tentacles of bills and banks squeeze tighter and tighter. From the very start I have been humbled by the love and support of my family and friends. That support became drop dead amazing this month.
In August I sold the Cape Dory that I shad bought in April 2007. My initial strategy had been to buy a boat that I knew needed a lot of work. I didn't have much money, but I had time and skills. Like a lot of restoration projects, however, she needed way too much. I chose badly. She was the wrong boat.
Nearly everything I've done in the last seven years has been to ready myself and a boat to sail off. In keeping with that tradition, after selling the wrong boat, I went back to truck driving as its more lucrative and I began saving aggressively for my next boat; the right boat. A boat that is ready to go, turnkey, in the water and sail-able.
The plan was to save for two years, but a sailor is always looking at boats. Like the Home Shopping Network in a trailer park, whenever I had a spare moment – I looked at used boats. And then I found her. A boat showed up for sale in Milwaukee that looked like the right boat. A solid boat of known ocean sailing capability with lots of extras and upgrades; relatively inexpensive. An undiscovered bargain or too good to be true? I had to find out.
I told her I would keep her offer in mind. I had to see the boat first. She insisted that we could work it out, straight business. My initial ambivalence faded knowing the credit union would mean hassles, and extra time and money. Part of preparing for a vagabond lifestyle is avoiding banks or credit unions as much as possible. Nancy and I started working on the details and I planned a trip to Milwaukee. I was going to have enough cash for a decent offer, but would not be able to get close to his list price – I wasn't going to be able to negotiate.
The boat's owner is my kind of sailor; and my kind of guy too. If something 'feels right,' I tend to go for it. I think he just wanted to find her a good home. He is heartbroken for having to relocate because he can't take the boat with him. The night before I left for Milwaukee, he emailed to remind me that “no one pays the asking price for a used boat.” The guys at work would laugh at his negotiating but he wanted me to think about an offer on the drive over. Likewise, after I had fallen for the boat, I told him “well this isn't the usual way to start but I have this much money to play with.” It was a quite a bit less than the asking price. He didn't want to take “all my money" and offered her for $500 less! I think we both had a good feeling about each other and wanted the deal.
The other thing I have a good feeling about is taking Nancy as a backer. She is one of my closest lifelong friends, a supporter of my vagabonding plans and a fan of the blog. That she would step in right at that moment is more than humbling. My plan is back on track well sooner than I expected. The boat funds I had already saved were a little less than half what I needed. A good down payment for approaching a loan officer, but keeping the deal out of the bank let me grab the boat right away. She really was an undiscovered gem.
The check went through on Christmas Eve, she is mine.
More on the boat later.

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almost seven years ago i decided to leave the rat race and pursue the life of a sea vagabond. it has been harder than i expected to extricate myself from 'normal' economic life. seemingly small decisions can have long term consequences. the tentacles of bills and banks squeeze tighter and tighter. from the very start i have been humbled by the love and support of my family and friends. that support became drop dead amazing this month.
in august i sold the cape dory that i shad bought in april 2007. my initial strategy had been to buy a boat that i knew needed a lot of work. i didn't have much money, but i had time and skills. like a lot of restoration projects, however, she needed way too much. i chose badly. she was the wrong boat.
nearly everything i've done in the last seven years has been to ready myself and a boat to sail off. in keeping with that tradition, after selling the wrong boat, i went back to truck driving as its more lucrative and i began saving aggressively for my next boat; the right boat. a boat that is ready to go, turnkey, in the water and sail-able.
the plan was to save for two years, but a sailor is always looking at boats. like the home shopping network in a trailer park, whenever i had a spare moment – i looked at used boats. and then i found her. a boat showed up for sale in milwaukee that looked like the right boat. a solid boat of known ocean sailing capability with lots of extras and upgrades; relatively inexpensive. an undiscovered bargain or too good to be true? i had to find out.
i told her i would keep her offer in mind. i had to see the boat first. she insisted that we could work it out, straight business. my initial ambivalence faded knowing the credit union would mean hassles, and extra time and money. part of preparing for a vagabond lifestyle is avoiding banks or credit unions as much as possible. nancy and i started working on the details and i planned a trip to milwaukee. i was going to have enough cash for a decent offer, but would not be able to get close to his list price – i wasn't going to be able to negotiate.
the boat's owner is my kind of sailor; and my kind of guy too. if something 'feels right,' i tend to go for it. i think he just wanted to find her a good home. he is heartbroken for having to relocate because he can't take the boat with him. the night before i left for milwaukee, he emailed to remind me that “no one pays the asking price for a used boat.” the guys at work would laugh at his negotiating but he wanted me to think about an offer on the drive over. likewise, after i had fallen for the boat, i told him “well this isn't the usual way to start but i have this much money to play with.” it was a quite a bit less than the asking price. he didn't want to take “all my money" and offered her for $500 less! i think we both had a good feeling about each other and wanted the deal.
the other thing i have a good feeling about is taking nancy as a backer. she is one of my closest lifelong friends, a supporter of my vagabonding plans and a fan of the blog. that she would step in right at that moment is more than humbling. my plan is back on track well sooner than i expected. the boat funds i had already saved were a little less than half what i needed. a good down payment for approaching a loan officer, but keeping the deal out of the bank let me grab the boat right away. she really was an undiscovered gem.
the check went through on christmas eve, she is mine.
more on the boat later.


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I am excited to to be showing my work at Clerkenwell Design Week for the first time, with thanks to Trouping Colour who reached out to me to be a part of their group.
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i am excited to to be showing my work at clerkenwell design week for the first time, with thanks to trouping colour who reached out to me to be a part of their group.
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register here for free entry to all featured events during the week.


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Mark Young lives in a small town in North Queensland in Australia, & has been publishing poetry for almost sixty years. He is the author of over forty books, primarily text poetry but also including speculative fiction, vispo, & art history. His work has been widely anthologized, & his essays & poetry translated into a number of languages.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 21, 2017 by reubenwoolley.

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mark young lives in a small town in north queensland in australia, & has been publishing poetry for almost sixty years. he is the author of over forty books, primarily text poetry but also including speculative fiction, vispo, & art history. his work has been widely anthologized, & his essays & poetry translated into a number of languages.
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Game Of Thrones season eight, how the characters have changed.
On Monday night, over 20 million people watched the premiere episode of Game of Thrones’ final season.
But while we’re still trying to work out who will ultimately take out the Iron Throne, let’s have a look back at how the characters have changed since episode one and what we need to know about the very last season.
Here’s your ultimate Game of Thrones season eight guide.
The eighth and final season of Game of Thrones launched globally on Monday, April 15 at 11am AEST.
Game of Thrones is an HBO production that airs on that channel in the US, to watch the show in Australia you can sign up for Foxtel Now and stream it online. Foxtel Now is the pay TV’s streaming service and is where each episode of season eight will drop at the same time they air in the US.
Consisting of six episodes, viewers will be able to stream new episodes every Monday on Foxtel Now or watch Game of Thrones on FOX SHOWCASE.
The creative team behind Game of Thrones and Foxtel, who distribute the show in Australia, have confirmed there will be slightly fewer episodes in season eight compared to past seasons, but that the episodes will also be longer in length.
Here’s what all of your favourite Game of Thrones characters looked like in the first season of the show versus the last season.
Daenerys Targaryen then and now. Source: Foxtel.
Jon Snow then and now. Source: Foxtel.
Sansa Stark then and now. Source: Foxtel.
Cersei Lannister then and now. Source: Foxtel.
Arya Stark then and now. Source: Foxtel.
Jaime Lannister then and now. Source: Foxtel.
Tyrion Lannister then and now. Source: Foxtel.
Seasons one to seven of Game Of Thrones are available to watch now on Foxtel.

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game of thrones season eight, how the characters have changed.
on monday night, over 20 million people watched the premiere episode of game of thrones’ final season.
but while we’re still trying to work out who will ultimately take out the iron throne, let’s have a look back at how the characters have changed since episode one and what we need to know about the very last season.
here’s your ultimate game of thrones season eight guide.
the eighth and final season of game of thrones launched globally on monday, april 15 at 11am aest.
game of thrones is an hbo production that airs on that channel in the us, to watch the show in australia you can sign up for foxtel now and stream it online. foxtel now is the pay tv’s streaming service and is where each episode of season eight will drop at the same time they air in the us.
consisting of six episodes, viewers will be able to stream new episodes every monday on foxtel now or watch game of thrones on fox showcase.
the creative team behind game of thrones and foxtel, who distribute the show in australia, have confirmed there will be slightly fewer episodes in season eight compared to past seasons, but that the episodes will also be longer in length.
here’s what all of your favourite game of thrones characters looked like in the first season of the show versus the last season.
daenerys targaryen then and now. source: foxtel.
jon snow then and now. source: foxtel.
sansa stark then and now. source: foxtel.
cersei lannister then and now. source: foxtel.
arya stark then and now. source: foxtel.
jaime lannister then and now. source: foxtel.
tyrion lannister then and now. source: foxtel.
seasons one to seven of game of thrones are available to watch now on foxtel.


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free shipping & cash on delivery in the philippines!!
tiger wrench uniquely designed tool that combines 48 tools into one and makes any repair quick & easy! by simply clicking between the different sizes you instantly have the tool you need for the job!
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aerospace slings made from high strength, technora® webbing can be used in some ndt applications (liquid penetrant, magnetic dye and plating) not compatible with conventional nylon or polyester slings.
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For over 20 years, residents of Cheung Chau Island in Hong Kong have performed funeral rites in a makeshift Funeral Pavilion. Located less than 10 metres from homes on a main street, the Pavilion hosts funeral rites late into the night, storing bodies for over 24 hours without air-conditioning. The noise, smell and other discharges have caused distress and nuisance for years.
Since the 1990s, proposals to replace the Pavilion with a proper funeral parlour have fallen through (Hansard, 24 November 1999, p.1544). Complaints of nuisance have been lodged with the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (“FEHD”), but to no avail. The reason – because the Pavilion was deemed not to be a “funeral parlour” under the Funeral Parlour Regulation (Cap. 132AD) and need not be licensed. The Cheung Chau Rural Committee has thus operated what were dubbed “condolence ceremonies” under the law’s radar.
The psychological distress and nuisance caused over the years is a clear violation of the residents’ right to their homes under Article 14 of the Hong Kong Bill of Rights (equivalent to Article 17 of the ICCPR).
Finally, in March 2014, an islander applied for judicial review against the inaction of the FEHD. The contention is a straightforward one. Section 3 of the Regulation defines a funeral parlour as a “mortuary” i.e. a place set apart or habitually used for the reception, storage or treatment of human remains, except mortuaries in hospitals or public funeral halls. Section 4 requires funeral parlours to be licensed.
In the landmark decision of Kwok Cheuk Kin v Director of Food and Environmental Hygiene  HKCFI 279, the Court of First Instance ruled that a place can be a funeral parlour even if not used to prepare bodies for encoffining burial or cremation. The FEHD was therefore directed to reconsider whether to take enforcement actions.
On the face of it, the issue is one of statutory construction. Indeed, the FEHD argued that because funeral parlours are defined as “mortuaries”, they must naturally be used for the encoffining or embalming of bodies.
Although the case turned on a question of statutory interpretation, carried to overly pedantic proportions by the FEHD, one can safely say that the decision was reached with the underlying concern for the nuisance caused by the poor hygiene conditions of the Pavilion. This is a vindication of the residents’ right to their homes, albeit through a convoluted route.
On this view, the decision is a laudable one. Owing to the limited availability of land and the density of the population in Hong Kong, residents have long been victims of nuisance and disturbance from crematoria, columbaria and funeral parlours located far too close to residential homes. For a conservative Chinese community like Hong Kong, the distress of sleeping so close to the dead is a fundamental violation.
As Strasbourg stated in Moreno Gomez v Spain  ECHR 633 at , breaches of the right to respect of the home “include those that are not concrete or physical, such as noise, emissions, smells or other forms of interference.” The Court thus held that “in view of the volume of the noise – at night and beyond the permitted levels – and the fact that it continued over a number of years, the Court finds that there has been a breach”.
Unfortunately, despite numerous complains and debates in the legislature, the government has been slow to take action. The issue of illegal columbaria (mass storage of human ashes in niches for worship) in urban districts remains unresolved, pending proposals for a licensing regime. The decision on Cheung Chau should be a wake up call for local authorities to take immediate action. Protection of the fundamental right to one’s home need not wait for a statutory licensing regime.
Mathias Cheung, ‘Victory for Islanders’ Homes: Hong Kong Court Rules Against Unlicensed Funeral Parlour’ (OxHRH Blog, 25 March 2015) <http://humanrights.dev3.oneltd.eu/victory-for-islanders-homes-hong-kong-court-rules-against-unlicensed-funeral-parlour/> [Date of Access].

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for over 20 years, residents of cheung chau island in hong kong have performed funeral rites in a makeshift funeral pavilion. located less than 10 metres from homes on a main street, the pavilion hosts funeral rites late into the night, storing bodies for over 24 hours without air-conditioning. the noise, smell and other discharges have caused distress and nuisance for years.
since the 1990s, proposals to replace the pavilion with a proper funeral parlour have fallen through (hansard, 24 november 1999, p.1544). complaints of nuisance have been lodged with the food and environmental hygiene department (“fehd”), but to no avail. the reason – because the pavilion was deemed not to be a “funeral parlour” under the funeral parlour regulation (cap. 132ad) and need not be licensed. the cheung chau rural committee has thus operated what were dubbed “condolence ceremonies” under the law’s radar.
the psychological distress and nuisance caused over the years is a clear violation of the residents’ right to their homes under article 14 of the hong kong bill of rights (equivalent to article 17 of the iccpr).
finally, in march 2014, an islander applied for judicial review against the inaction of the fehd. the contention is a straightforward one. section 3 of the regulation defines a funeral parlour as a “mortuary” i.e. a place set apart or habitually used for the reception, storage or treatment of human remains, except mortuaries in hospitals or public funeral halls. section 4 requires funeral parlours to be licensed.
in the landmark decision of kwok cheuk kin v director of food and environmental hygiene  hkcfi 279, the court of first instance ruled that a place can be a funeral parlour even if not used to prepare bodies for encoffining burial or cremation. the fehd was therefore directed to reconsider whether to take enforcement actions.
on the face of it, the issue is one of statutory construction. indeed, the fehd argued that because funeral parlours are defined as “mortuaries”, they must naturally be used for the encoffining or embalming of bodies.
although the case turned on a question of statutory interpretation, carried to overly pedantic proportions by the fehd, one can safely say that the decision was reached with the underlying concern for the nuisance caused by the poor hygiene conditions of the pavilion. this is a vindication of the residents’ right to their homes, albeit through a convoluted route.
on this view, the decision is a laudable one. owing to the limited availability of land and the density of the population in hong kong, residents have long been victims of nuisance and disturbance from crematoria, columbaria and funeral parlours located far too close to residential homes. for a conservative chinese community like hong kong, the distress of sleeping so close to the dead is a fundamental violation.
as strasbourg stated in moreno gomez v spain  echr 633 at , breaches of the right to respect of the home “include those that are not concrete or physical, such as noise, emissions, smells or other forms of interference.” the court thus held that “in view of the volume of the noise – at night and beyond the permitted levels – and the fact that it continued over a number of years, the court finds that there has been a breach”.
unfortunately, despite numerous complains and debates in the legislature, the government has been slow to take action. the issue of illegal columbaria (mass storage of human ashes in niches for worship) in urban districts remains unresolved, pending proposals for a licensing regime. the decision on cheung chau should be a wake up call for local authorities to take immediate action. protection of the fundamental right to one’s home need not wait for a statutory licensing regime.
mathias cheung, ‘victory for islanders’ homes: hong kong court rules against unlicensed funeral parlour’ (oxhrh blog, 25 march 2015) <http://humanrights.dev3.oneltd.eu/victory-for-islanders-homes-hong-kong-court-rules-against-unlicensed-funeral-parlour/> [date of access].


text: Karen Bentley Pollick gives the Seattle premiere of four new compositions for violin with electronics by Alabama composers a week after their world premiere at the Birmingham Museum of Art. In collaboration with video artist Sheri Wills, Charles Norman Mason‘s Metaman explores the concept of soloist as a visual and aural landscape. Dorothy Hindman fuses live and recorded materials of her earlier compositions composed for Pollick in Fantasia for Karen Alone. Capital Spheres by Michael Angell presents a musical city scape in counterpoint with the voice of the violin. A Girl and Her Dog by Brian Moon weaves samples of Pollick’s hound dog Bobik with live violin. Other compositions on the concert include Sole Injection by Illinois composer Zack Browning, Impossible Animals by Californian David A. Jaffe, Vista by Washington composer Alex Shapiro, and Solo Blues for Violin and Piano by New York based jazz pianist Dan Tepfer.

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The Secret to Mrs. Obama's Arms!
The First Lady's trainer is spilling the secrets on how to get those rock hard arms!
Cornell McClellan tells Women's Health he began working with Michelle Obama in 1997, and the two perfected the "arm-shaping superset!"
The superset includes tricep pushdowns and hammer curls. Perform one set of tricep pushdowns using a straight bar attached to the high pulley of a cable station. Without resting, follow with a set of hammer curls using dumbbells. Repeat two to three sets of both exercises.
Women's Health's October issue hits newsstands Sept. 15.

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the secret to mrs. obama's arms!
the first lady's trainer is spilling the secrets on how to get those rock hard arms!
cornell mcclellan tells women's health he began working with michelle obama in 1997, and the two perfected the "arm-shaping superset!"
the superset includes tricep pushdowns and hammer curls. perform one set of tricep pushdowns using a straight bar attached to the high pulley of a cable station. without resting, follow with a set of hammer curls using dumbbells. repeat two to three sets of both exercises.
women's health's october issue hits newsstands sept. 15.


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dpt has given its official information about which you should read deendayal port trust (dpt) has official published advertisement for below mentioned posts 2018. more other details like age limit, educational qualification, selection process, application fee and how to apply all these information is given below to the official level of the official website.
please more information to read official notification for educational qualification and more details.
candidates will be officially selected based on an interview.
for all the information you need to click on the section of the advertisement, you will also get the correct information.
for any information, you need to go to their official advisement, click on the option click here and you will get full information about it.


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6lack's highly anticipated sophomore album is around the corner.
On Wednesday, the Atlanta artist revealed the cover art and release date for East Atlanta Love Letter, the follow-up to his 2016 effort Free 6lack. The art shows 6lack in a makeshift studio with his daughter, Syx Rose Valentine. EALL has been described as a love letter to the rapper's friends and family, as well as his current and past lovers. The project will also explore universal themes like love and empathy, as demonstrated in the album's previously released single "Switch."
Prior to Wednesday's reveal, 6lack decided to first share the news with his fans. The rapper sent out 20,000 postcards with the album's cover art, the official release date, and a question that underscored one of EALL's themes.
EALL will arrive Sept. 14 via LVRN/Interscope Records.
In support of the album, 6lack will hit the road for his From East Atlanta, With Love Tour. The trek will kick off Oct. 6 in Cape Town, South Africa, and will conclude Dec. 21 in Atlanta. You can check out the full tour schedule below.
26 – Heaven, London, U.K.

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6lack's highly anticipated sophomore album is around the corner.
on wednesday, the atlanta artist revealed the cover art and release date for east atlanta love letter, the follow-up to his 2016 effort free 6lack. the art shows 6lack in a makeshift studio with his daughter, syx rose valentine. eall has been described as a love letter to the rapper's friends and family, as well as his current and past lovers. the project will also explore universal themes like love and empathy, as demonstrated in the album's previously released single "switch."
prior to wednesday's reveal, 6lack decided to first share the news with his fans. the rapper sent out 20,000 postcards with the album's cover art, the official release date, and a question that underscored one of eall's themes.
eall will arrive sept. 14 via lvrn/interscope records.
in support of the album, 6lack will hit the road for his from east atlanta, with love tour. the trek will kick off oct. 6 in cape town, south africa, and will conclude dec. 21 in atlanta. you can check out the full tour schedule below.
26 – heaven, london, u.k.


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This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Marescal research.
Another 103 words (7 lines of text) covering the years 1084, 1170, 1235, 1540, 1535, 1594, 1655, 1621, 1685, 1672, 1685, 1628, 1680, 1637, 1698 and are included under the topic Early Marescal History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Anglo-Norman names are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. When the Normans became the ruling people of England in the 11th century, they introduced a new language into a society where the main languages of Old and later Middle English had no definite spelling rules. These languages were more often spoken than written, so they blended freely with one another. Contributing to this mixing of tongues was the fact that medieval scribes spelled words according to sound, ensuring that a person's name would appear differently in nearly every document in which it was recorded. The name has been spelled Marshall, Marshal, Marescal, Marshale and others.
Another 60 words (4 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Marescal Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Some of the Marescal family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt.
For many English families, the political and religious disarray that plagued their homeland made the frontiers of the New World an attractive prospect. Thousands migrated, aboard cramped disease-ridden ships. They arrived sick, poor, and hungry, but were welcomed in many cases with far greater opportunity than at home in England. Many of these hardy settlers went on to make important contributions to the emerging nations in which they landed. Among early immigrants bearing the name Marescal or a variant listed above were: Edward Marshall, who arrived in Virginia in 1621; Charle Marshall, who arrived in Virginia in 1623; Ffrancis Marshall, who arrived in New England in 1634 aboard the ".

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this web page shows only a small excerpt of our marescal research.
another 103 words (7 lines of text) covering the years 1084, 1170, 1235, 1540, 1535, 1594, 1655, 1621, 1685, 1672, 1685, 1628, 1680, 1637, 1698 and are included under the topic early marescal history in all our pdf extended history products and printed products wherever possible.
anglo-norman names are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. when the normans became the ruling people of england in the 11th century, they introduced a new language into a society where the main languages of old and later middle english had no definite spelling rules. these languages were more often spoken than written, so they blended freely with one another. contributing to this mixing of tongues was the fact that medieval scribes spelled words according to sound, ensuring that a person's name would appear differently in nearly every document in which it was recorded. the name has been spelled marshall, marshal, marescal, marshale and others.
another 60 words (4 lines of text) are included under the topic early marescal notables in all our pdf extended history products and printed products wherever possible.
some of the marescal family moved to ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt.
for many english families, the political and religious disarray that plagued their homeland made the frontiers of the new world an attractive prospect. thousands migrated, aboard cramped disease-ridden ships. they arrived sick, poor, and hungry, but were welcomed in many cases with far greater opportunity than at home in england. many of these hardy settlers went on to make important contributions to the emerging nations in which they landed. among early immigrants bearing the name marescal or a variant listed above were: edward marshall, who arrived in virginia in 1621; charle marshall, who arrived in virginia in 1623; ffrancis marshall, who arrived in new england in 1634 aboard the ".


text: In Transnational Neofascism in France and Italy, Andrea Mammone details the establishment and evolution of transnational networks of the extreme right in France and Italy from 1945 to the present day. The book addresses a number of key topics, including decolonisation and the events of 1968, whilst also emphasising the importance of the exchange of ideas, personnel and strategies across national borders. Jeff Roquen finds this a timely work of scholarship deserving of a wide audience.

lowercased: in transnational neofascism in france and italy, andrea mammone details the establishment and evolution of transnational networks of the extreme right in france and italy from 1945 to the present day. the book addresses a number of key topics, including decolonisation and the events of 1968, whilst also emphasising the importance of the exchange of ideas, personnel and strategies across national borders. jeff roquen finds this a timely work of scholarship deserving of a wide audience.


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Home Blog Is VR Bad for Your Eyes?
Is VR Bad for Your Eyes?
As VR becomes more common, it’s perfectly natural for people to be concerned about the effects VR can have upon the vision.
There’s already been considerable research done upon the effects of books and computer screens on the human eye, and it’s quite certain that reading at very close range or looking at a computer screen at very close range can be detrimental to the vision.
But how does this translate into VR?
What are the issues and potential dangers that VR poses to human vision?
Let’s go into different aspects of VR that could potentially cause damage to the vision.
Firstly, there is the fact that VR headsets put out a lot of visible light at considerable brightness.
Just how bright is VR?
It’s a well known fact that too much high energy light can actually damage the retina. However, VR screens do not put out light at these energies. We can bypass all the formulae used to calculate the luminescence of a VR display and give you a few simple analogies.
If 500 Lux (that’s the measure of intensity of light hitting a surface) represents the brightness of the average office, then 1000 Lux – which is the brightness of the average VR headset – represents the brightness of the average brightly lit supermarket.
That is certainly not damaging to the human eye.
Query – could looking at too many VR headsets while shopping affect the vision? Not at all. Your bank balance, yes. Your vision? No.
If there are a few brightly lit areas against a dark background, what happens is that the eye responds to the darkness by opening the pupils wider to let in more light.
If the spots of brightness are very bright, then this could damage the eye.
To start with, I would suggest that you avoid apps and games in VR that contrast a lot of darkness with a few points of intensely bright light, as this is known to be bad for the eyes.
But that said, VR doesn’t pose much of an issue.
Firstly, because the intensity of the screen isn’t that bright in the first place, and secondly, because the eyes move around a lot in VR, which doesn’t allow a bright spot to focus on and damage a single point on the retina.
I would classify this as a non-hazard.
VR headsets certainly do put out blue light, but again, what damage this can cause to the eye is related to the overall brightness of the headsets, and at 1000 Lux, this shouldn’t be much of a problem.
No, your VR headset DOES NOT put out blue light to this intensity.
The dominant factor that could potentially cause damage when you’re using VR is duration. I say potentially, because we’ve just proved that VR is safe for the eyes. But perhaps it won’t be if you use it non-stop for twenty-four hours.
That isn’t VR causing damage – that is your abuse of your body causing damage. Your eyes can take damage whether you’re looking at a computer screen, or reading a book, or immersed in VR, if you don’t give them a rest for such long stretches.
Too much of VR – or games – or just about anything – non-stop, and you could turn into a zombie… figuratively speaking, of course.
It’s recommended that you take a break from VR every hour or so to focus the eyes on different perspectives, especially changing from short to long range.
For example, you could remove your headset and look around the room, and then look out of the window at a spot in the distance. This is less to change the eyes’ perspective as to relax the retina. A short nap or even closing the eyes for a few minutes can also give relief to the eye.
Does VR lead to shortsightedness?
You’ll be glad to know that it doesn’t.
As a matter of fact, the effect of VR is quite the opposite.
What people don’t realize is that the eye is not really focusing upon the screens in a VR headset.
Instead, the lenses that direct light into the eyes modify the perspective so that the eye is actually focusing on the middle distance, or even on infinity. What this in effect means is that VR, unlike books and computer screens, doesn’t induce myopia, or shortsightedness.
As a matter of fact, some studies show that VR could actually correct problems with the eyesight in many circumstances.
For example, if a short-sighted person were to start playing a game that involved long distance shooting or archery in VR, they might actually find that their eyesight tended to correct itself to a lesser or greater extent.
Another aspect of VR that may give cause for concern is that the lenses tend to create distortions in the peripheral vision. Since VR is still a relatively new technology, or rather, relatively new in widespread use, we don’t know how much this will impact a person’s vision in the long term.
The good news is that manufacturers are already working on correcting this using a combination of both software and hardware.
Generally speaking, if one institutes the opposite of the distortion in the software, it will result in a corrected image reaching the eye after it passes through the lens. When you combine this with improving the quality of the lenses themselves, you can achieve very good results for image accuracy in the peripheral vision.
So, in conclusion, how much of a threat does VR pose to your eyes?
And the answer to that is – not much at all.
The overall luminosity of the screen is well below levels that could damage your eyes, and other issues in the headset such as peripheral distortion can easily be held in check by simply taking a break from VR every hour or so.
In any case, most of the remaining issues in VR are very minor, and highly unlikely to cause permanent effects. They are also sure to be corrected in upcoming editions of VR headsets in the immediate future.

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home blog is vr bad for your eyes?
is vr bad for your eyes?
as vr becomes more common, it’s perfectly natural for people to be concerned about the effects vr can have upon the vision.
there’s already been considerable research done upon the effects of books and computer screens on the human eye, and it’s quite certain that reading at very close range or looking at a computer screen at very close range can be detrimental to the vision.
but how does this translate into vr?
what are the issues and potential dangers that vr poses to human vision?
let’s go into different aspects of vr that could potentially cause damage to the vision.
firstly, there is the fact that vr headsets put out a lot of visible light at considerable brightness.
just how bright is vr?
it’s a well known fact that too much high energy light can actually damage the retina. however, vr screens do not put out light at these energies. we can bypass all the formulae used to calculate the luminescence of a vr display and give you a few simple analogies.
if 500 lux (that’s the measure of intensity of light hitting a surface) represents the brightness of the average office, then 1000 lux – which is the brightness of the average vr headset – represents the brightness of the average brightly lit supermarket.
that is certainly not damaging to the human eye.
query – could looking at too many vr headsets while shopping affect the vision? not at all. your bank balance, yes. your vision? no.
if there are a few brightly lit areas against a dark background, what happens is that the eye responds to the darkness by opening the pupils wider to let in more light.
if the spots of brightness are very bright, then this could damage the eye.
to start with, i would suggest that you avoid apps and games in vr that contrast a lot of darkness with a few points of intensely bright light, as this is known to be bad for the eyes.
but that said, vr doesn’t pose much of an issue.
firstly, because the intensity of the screen isn’t that bright in the first place, and secondly, because the eyes move around a lot in vr, which doesn’t allow a bright spot to focus on and damage a single point on the retina.
i would classify this as a non-hazard.
vr headsets certainly do put out blue light, but again, what damage this can cause to the eye is related to the overall brightness of the headsets, and at 1000 lux, this shouldn’t be much of a problem.
no, your vr headset does not put out blue light to this intensity.
the dominant factor that could potentially cause damage when you’re using vr is duration. i say potentially, because we’ve just proved that vr is safe for the eyes. but perhaps it won’t be if you use it non-stop for twenty-four hours.
that isn’t vr causing damage – that is your abuse of your body causing damage. your eyes can take damage whether you’re looking at a computer screen, or reading a book, or immersed in vr, if you don’t give them a rest for such long stretches.
too much of vr – or games – or just about anything – non-stop, and you could turn into a zombie… figuratively speaking, of course.
it’s recommended that you take a break from vr every hour or so to focus the eyes on different perspectives, especially changing from short to long range.
for example, you could remove your headset and look around the room, and then look out of the window at a spot in the distance. this is less to change the eyes’ perspective as to relax the retina. a short nap or even closing the eyes for a few minutes can also give relief to the eye.
does vr lead to shortsightedness?
you’ll be glad to know that it doesn’t.
as a matter of fact, the effect of vr is quite the opposite.
what people don’t realize is that the eye is not really focusing upon the screens in a vr headset.
instead, the lenses that direct light into the eyes modify the perspective so that the eye is actually focusing on the middle distance, or even on infinity. what this in effect means is that vr, unlike books and computer screens, doesn’t induce myopia, or shortsightedness.
as a matter of fact, some studies show that vr could actually correct problems with the eyesight in many circumstances.
for example, if a short-sighted person were to start playing a game that involved long distance shooting or archery in vr, they might actually find that their eyesight tended to correct itself to a lesser or greater extent.
another aspect of vr that may give cause for concern is that the lenses tend to create distortions in the peripheral vision. since vr is still a relatively new technology, or rather, relatively new in widespread use, we don’t know how much this will impact a person’s vision in the long term.
the good news is that manufacturers are already working on correcting this using a combination of both software and hardware.
generally speaking, if one institutes the opposite of the distortion in the software, it will result in a corrected image reaching the eye after it passes through the lens. when you combine this with improving the quality of the lenses themselves, you can achieve very good results for image accuracy in the peripheral vision.
so, in conclusion, how much of a threat does vr pose to your eyes?
and the answer to that is – not much at all.
the overall luminosity of the screen is well below levels that could damage your eyes, and other issues in the headset such as peripheral distortion can easily be held in check by simply taking a break from vr every hour or so.
in any case, most of the remaining issues in vr are very minor, and highly unlikely to cause permanent effects. they are also sure to be corrected in upcoming editions of vr headsets in the immediate future.


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Pleistocene climatic oscillations and the speciation history of an alpine endemic and a widespread arctic-alpine plant.
Glucosinolate diversity within a phylogenetic framework of the tribe Cardamineae (Brassicaceae) unraveled with HPLC-MS/MS and NMR-based analytical distinction of 70 desulfoglucosinolates.
Does polyploidy facilitate long-distance dispersal?
The scramble for Africa: pan-temperate elements on the African high mountains.
Multiple hybridization events in Cardamine (Brassicaceae) during the last 150 years: revisiting a textbook example of neoallopolyploidy.
The widespread crucifer species Cardamine flexuosa is an allotetraploid with a conserved subgenomic structure.
When fathers are instant losers: homogenization of rDNA loci in recently formed Cardamine × schulzii trigenomic allopolyploid.

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pleistocene climatic oscillations and the speciation history of an alpine endemic and a widespread arctic-alpine plant.
glucosinolate diversity within a phylogenetic framework of the tribe cardamineae (brassicaceae) unraveled with hplc-ms/ms and nmr-based analytical distinction of 70 desulfoglucosinolates.
does polyploidy facilitate long-distance dispersal?
the scramble for africa: pan-temperate elements on the african high mountains.
multiple hybridization events in cardamine (brassicaceae) during the last 150 years: revisiting a textbook example of neoallopolyploidy.
the widespread crucifer species cardamine flexuosa is an allotetraploid with a conserved subgenomic structure.
when fathers are instant losers: homogenization of rdna loci in recently formed cardamine × schulzii trigenomic allopolyploid.


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Perhaps you’re not prepared to fully remodel your kitchen, but it doesn’t mean that you can’t give it a facelift. This kitchen reflects a strong and vibrant ambiance because of the sensible and bold industrial setting. This industrial kitchen has a gorgeous and contemporary idea of decor. In the South, a lovely kitchen is nearly always the middle of a person’s home and functions as the heart and soul of the home. Maybe an entirely wood-covered kitchen isn’t your style, but it’s still true that you crave some tiny elements of the organic rustic aesthetic.
Based on your budget some kitchens will be limited by the plan and form of the room. The kitchen truly is the core of the house, so look at creating this inviting environment in your house today. This bright kitchen includes various levels and layers, a number of them modern like the wooden cabinets and marble kitchen island and a few of them rustic like the barely exposed construction ceiling. Try to remember that an amazing country kitchen is comfortable and useful in addition to beautiful!
Generally, the valance style is much like the curtain below but might vary depending on the preference of the house owner and decorator. There has to be a unity in everything which you will gather for accomplishing this style. The very best part is that you’re able to add or remove items as you desire, based on what type of style you would like to have in your kitchen. It is why this style is still one of the absolute most sought-after home decorating styles. There are many home decorating styles that may be applied and they differ according to the flavor of the house owner.
Related Posts of "24 Rustic Kitchen Design And Decor For Unique Kitchen Ideas"

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perhaps you’re not prepared to fully remodel your kitchen, but it doesn’t mean that you can’t give it a facelift. this kitchen reflects a strong and vibrant ambiance because of the sensible and bold industrial setting. this industrial kitchen has a gorgeous and contemporary idea of decor. in the south, a lovely kitchen is nearly always the middle of a person’s home and functions as the heart and soul of the home. maybe an entirely wood-covered kitchen isn’t your style, but it’s still true that you crave some tiny elements of the organic rustic aesthetic.
based on your budget some kitchens will be limited by the plan and form of the room. the kitchen truly is the core of the house, so look at creating this inviting environment in your house today. this bright kitchen includes various levels and layers, a number of them modern like the wooden cabinets and marble kitchen island and a few of them rustic like the barely exposed construction ceiling. try to remember that an amazing country kitchen is comfortable and useful in addition to beautiful!
generally, the valance style is much like the curtain below but might vary depending on the preference of the house owner and decorator. there has to be a unity in everything which you will gather for accomplishing this style. the very best part is that you’re able to add or remove items as you desire, based on what type of style you would like to have in your kitchen. it is why this style is still one of the absolute most sought-after home decorating styles. there are many home decorating styles that may be applied and they differ according to the flavor of the house owner.
related posts of "24 rustic kitchen design and decor for unique kitchen ideas"


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Mild steel quick links are simple and quick to install, can be used as a connector or terminator for wire rope and chain installations. Suitable for static - non-lifting applications.
Mild steel enlarged opening quick links are as the standard series but feature a longer body and opening. Suitable for static - non-lifting applications.

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mild steel quick links are simple and quick to install, can be used as a connector or terminator for wire rope and chain installations. suitable for static - non-lifting applications.
mild steel enlarged opening quick links are as the standard series but feature a longer body and opening. suitable for static - non-lifting applications.