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« One of the Best Ever.
I didn’t really mean to write about all of this. Traveling over the Santiam Pass on New Year’s Eve, I wrote notes for something vastly different. But that will have to wait.
December needs to be revisited first.
I have been so afraid and so deeply sad. I lost my eye. I almost died. My face is still a mass of bruises, swelling, and pain. I will heal, I know, but there will be scars inside and out.
This past month keeps replaying itself in my memory. My world exploded on December 1 – a catastrophic fall on our sailboat. Four days later, Erik and I traveled painfully back to the States with the help of porters at every airport. Over the next two days, I saw my first eye doctor at the Casey Eye Institute and then a facial reconstruction ENT surgeon. It was decided to do a new ultrasound on my eye and operate on my face toward the end of December. The news that I could be looking at multiple surgeries was more than disheartening.
But Erik, being who he is, pushed to move the ultrasound up to December 15 to give us time to reevaluate should any new information come to light. We drove back over the pass to OHSU in a blizzard, avoiding an avalanche, to have the ultrasound. The technician, a brilliant and perceptive angel, noticed some issues with my eye.
We were ushered in to a meeting with the retinal surgeon who told us my eye was too damaged to save, that to leave it in could damage the other eye. We took time to breathe, think, and decide.
We put out an all-call on Facebook, and with a speed and love I never could have imagined, we began receiving support and help from all over the world.
A friend of Erik’s – a lovely woman he introduced me to in the line at the post office, and to whom I spoke for maybe 10 minutes – offered to put us in touch with a world-renowned retinologist. A member of our “racing family” introduced us to a professional who studied with my retinologist in England. My niece introduced me to a “friend of a friend” who had faced the traumatic loss of an eye. Just messaging her helped.
And the love and prayers that cascaded over us … from “wraparound hugs” to entreaties to call should I need anything … from friends I’d had since high school to my sorority sisters, from my family to my person to my brand new racing family … tears fall as I type this knowing I would not be here without you all.
I had my surgery on December 20, and after four days in the “ambulatory” surgical unit, Erik drove me back home. Getting over the pass was intensely painful, despite his best efforts. Christmas was saved by the presence and hugs of our children.
We went back over the pass to see my doctors on December 30, just a week and a half after they put my face back together. Details were revealed that the doctors had told me, I was just not coherent enough to fully realize.
The orbit of my right eye was broken in so many places, the facial reconstruction surgeon had to find a piece that was still attached to my skull and tie that one to the next and the next one to the next. The only comparison she can make is to a patient she had who fell five stories and landed on his face.
My right cheek was disintegrated to the extent they had to use a thicker titanium plate to rebuild it so it would hold shape. My right eye had literally exploded. My septum was deviated and the right side of my nose broken in pieces too many to count.
The injuries to my face were the kind associated with the head-on collisions of drunk drivers. Minor in comparison, I tend to forget the depressed skull fracture on my right temporal lobe.
I was stunned. “Jesus,” I thought, “how can this be so bad?” I lost an eye, but it’s more than that. The pain, the loss, the fear. I can’t write these words without tears. I don’t know why it wasn’t just enough to give me Parkinson’s.
I hadn’t believed them when they said the pain and bruising from this operation would be greater than the original accident. After they rebuilt my face from one incision in my mouth at the gum line and other incisions behind my eyelids, I learned they were right. My allergy to opioids caused wracking nausea and vomiting, making narcotics as brutal as suffering through the pain. After two days I retreated to Tylenol, Advil, and Excedrin.
I cried in his office as the finality washed over me again. Erik held my knee and told me it was ok to cry, that I had to grieve.
But here I am now, December 31, New Year’s Eve, sitting on the couch in the Tree House in Sisters. There’s no dancing, but there is a love that will sustain us through bone-deep fatigue, pain and sorrow, and enable us to find joy in all things.
We are making plans to go back up to the boat soon, and still plan to sail to Alaska this summer.
So while I have many more rows to hoe, bones to mend, bruises to heal, and lessons to learn, I can begin my new year with tears for the trials of 2016, a sense of dread about the pain I still have to endure, but also gratitude for the love of family and friends, and the man who brought me home.
Second star to the right and straight on ‘till morning.
Tagged facial reconstruction, fall, injuries, losing an eye, Parkinson's, sailboat. Bookmark the permalink.

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« One of the Best Ever .
 I did n’t really mean to write about all of this . Traveling over the Santiam Pass on New Year ’s Eve , I wrote notes for something vastly different . But that will have to wait .
 December needs to be revisited first .
 I have been so afraid and so deeply sad . I lost my eye . I almost died . My face is still a mass of bruises , swelling , and pain . I will heal , I know , but there will be scars inside and out .
 This past month keeps replaying itself in my memory . My world exploded on December 1 – a catastrophic fall on our sailboat . Four days later , Erik and I traveled painfully back to the States with the help of porters at every airport . Over the next two days , I saw my first eye doctor at the Casey Eye Institute and then a facial reconstruction ENT surgeon . It was decided to do a new ultrasound on my eye and operate on my face toward the end of December . The news that I could be looking at multiple surgeries was more than disheartening .
 But Erik , being who he is , pushed to move the ultrasound up to December 15 to give us time to reevaluate should any new information come to light . We drove back over the pass to OHSU in a blizzard , avoiding an avalanche , to have the ultrasound . The technician , a brilliant and perceptive angel , noticed some issues with my eye .
 We were ushered in to a meeting with the retinal surgeon who told us my eye was too damaged to save , that to leave it in could damage the other eye . We took time to breathe , think , and decide .
 We put out an all - call on Facebook , and with a speed and love I never could have imagined , we began receiving support and help from all over the world .
 A friend of Erik ’s – a lovely woman he introduced me to in the line at the post office , and to whom I spoke for maybe 10 minutes – offered to put us in touch with a world - renowned retinologist . A member of our “ racing family ” introduced us to a professional who studied with my retinologist in England . My niece introduced me to a “ friend of a friend ” who had faced the traumatic loss of an eye . Just messaging her helped .
 And the love and prayers that cascaded over us … from “ wraparound hugs ” to entreaties to call should I need anything … from friends I ’d had since high school to my sorority sisters , from my family to my person to my brand new racing family … tears fall as I type this knowing I would not be here without you all .
 I had my surgery on December 20 , and after four days in the “ ambulatory ” surgical unit , Erik drove me back home . Getting over the pass was intensely painful , despite his best efforts . Christmas was saved by the presence and hugs of our children .
 We went back over the pass to see my doctors on December 30 , just a week and a half after they put my face back together . Details were revealed that the doctors had told me , I was just not coherent enough to fully realize .
 The orbit of my right eye was broken in so many places , the facial reconstruction surgeon had to find a piece that was still attached to my skull and tie that one to the next and the next one to the next . The only comparison she can make is to a patient she had who fell five stories and landed on his face .
 My right cheek was disintegrated to the extent they had to use a thicker titanium plate to rebuild it so it would hold shape . My right eye had literally exploded . My septum was deviated and the right side of my nose broken in pieces too many to count .
 The injuries to my face were the kind associated with the head - on collisions of drunk drivers . Minor in comparison , I tend to forget the depressed skull fracture on my right temporal lobe .
 I was stunned . “ Jesus , ” I thought , “ how can this be so bad ? ” I lost an eye , but it ’s more than that . The pain , the loss , the fear . I ca n’t write these words without tears . I do n’t know why it was n’t just enough to give me Parkinson ’s .
 I had n’t believed them when they said the pain and bruising from this operation would be greater than the original accident . After they rebuilt my face from one incision in my mouth at the gum line and other incisions behind my eyelids , I learned they were right . My allergy to opioids caused wracking nausea and vomiting , making narcotics as brutal as suffering through the pain . After two days I retreated to Tylenol , Advil , and Excedrin .
 I cried in his office as the finality washed over me again . Erik held my knee and told me it was ok to cry , that I had to grieve .
 But here I am now , December 31 , New Year ’s Eve , sitting on the couch in the Tree House in Sisters . There ’s no dancing , but there is a love that will sustain us through bone - deep fatigue , pain and sorrow , and enable us to find joy in all things .
 We are making plans to go back up to the boat soon , and still plan to sail to Alaska this summer .
 So while I have many more rows to hoe , bones to mend , bruises to heal , and lessons to learn , I can begin my new year with tears for the trials of 2016 , a sense of dread about the pain I still have to endure , but also gratitude for the love of family and friends , and the man who brought me home .
 Second star to the right and straight on ‘ till morning .
 Tagged facial reconstruction , fall , injuries , losing an eye , Parkinson 's , sailboat . Bookmark the permalink .


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When I would go to the beach as a kid, I would sometimes emerge from the water with these slimy, smelly plants around my ankles. I used to see that and think it was gross. Now I see seaweed and think about recipes to use it in.
Cooking with sea veggies is still a new concept for some people. Sure, we eat it when we dine on vegan sushi and maybe even add a few kelp flakes to a vegan “fish” recipe. For most people, sea veggies are not an item on their weekly shopping list. They’ve been used for thousands of years in Asian cooking and now they are gaining in popularity and becoming easier to find in mainstream grocery stores. If you’re not sure about how to cook with seaweed or if you even want to, I’m here to help you conquer your fear of sea veggies and encourage you to try cooking with them at home.
1. What are Sea Veggies?
You’re probably wondering what the difference is between seaweed and sea veggies. The answer is there is no difference. The term “sea vegetables” has become more popular as the term “seaweed” brings up negative connotations, much like how I thought about it as a child. Besides, who wants to see the word “algae” on a menu? Sea veggies include many marine algae varieties found in the water and along the coast. Sea veggies come in red, green, brown and yellow colors and multiple varieties. Seaweed can be eaten raw or cooked and add a salty, umami flavor to foods. To learn more, read All You Ever Wanted to Know About Sea Vegetables: Kelps, Noris, Oh My!
Before we get to how to cook with sea veggies, let’s look at why we should. Seaweed is considered a superfood. The oldest plant family on Earth, sea vegetables are packed with more nutrients than any other plant. They have been used for centuries to treat many health problems. Sea veggies are a great source of iodine, vitamins A, C, E and B vitamins. They are filled with antioxidants and have detoxification and antibiotic properties. Sea veggies are also rich in protein, calcium, magnesium and fiber. To learn even more about the health benefits of sea veggies, see Seaweed Decoded: Why It’s Essential on a Vegan Diet.
How you use sea veggies depends on the type of seaweed you’re using. There are well over 10,000 types of seaweed. Most need to be rehydrated so they can be added easily to soups. Nori, used to wrap sushi, can be eaten dry. Seaweed can be added to salads like this Easy Seaweed Salad and this Seaweed Salad with Toasted Sesame Dressing. It can also be fried or dehydrated to make crispy snacks or added to stir-fries. Let’s look at how to use the most common types of seaweed.
Nori, a type of red algae, is the one you’re probably most familiar with. It’s the flaky, dark green seaweed used to wrap sushi. It’s also used as a garnish on salads and in miso soup. It’s usually sold in full sheets for sushi wrapping. Learn How to Make a Nori Roll and then try these Super Easy Nori Hand Rolls With Avocado Dressing, Nori Wrap With Sweet Potato, Avocado and Miso Dressing, and these Unbelievably Raw Vegan Nori Wraps with Spicy Dipping Sauce. Nori has also become popular as a toasted snack to eat like chips. Try these Raw Vegan Noritos to try it yourself.
Wakame is usually used in salads and miso soups. It is sold dried and needs to be rehydrated. The taste is mildly sweet. Try it in these Spring Rolls with Wakame and Kabocha Squash Stuffed With Black Rice, Kale and Wakame. It is also used in this recipe for Vegan “Fish” Sauce.
Dulse is a red sea veggie sold in flakes. It’s used in soups, stir-fries and I use it a lot to add that “fishy” flavor to my vegan seafood dishes. Use dulse in this Garden and Sea Pate, ‘Crab’ Cakes with Green Tartar Sauce, and Chickpea ‘Tuna’ Salad.
Arame is a dark brown seaweed that is sold dehydrated. It has a semi-sweet flavor and can be used on salads or in stir-fries. Use arame in this Spicy Asian Cucumber Avocado Onion Salad and in this Delicious No-Bone Broth.
Kelp is one of the more commonly eaten sea veggies. It can be added to any recipe for a salty, umami flavor. Kelp flakes are used in this Tempeh ‘Fish’ N’ Chips with Tartar Sauce and in these Vegan Tofu Scallops. It can also be eaten in the form of kelp noodles. You’ll love these Kelp Noodles in Peanut-Miso Sauce and Vegan Chili Kelp Noodles.
Spirulina is a deep sea green algae and is considered a superfood. It is high in protein, B-vitamins and antioxidants as well as other nutrients. In fact, spirulina contains so many vitamins and minerals, it is like taking a complete multivitamin. You can buy spirulina in powder or tablet form. Check out The Top 5 Reasons You Need More Spirulina in Your Life and How to Sneak Spirulina into Tasty Recipes for a Nutrient Boost. Try it in this Tropical Green Spirulina Smoothie, Six Ingredient Spirulina Snackies and this Vegan Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream.
Agar-Agar is commonly used in vegan baking and in making vegan cheeses because of its thickening properties. It is sold in flake or solid form and unlike other algae, appears white. Use agar agar in this Almost Raw Panna Cotta Cream, Almond and Chamomile Panna Cotta, Vegan Rice Krispie Treats and Sliceable Vegan Cashew Cheese.
Now that you know all about sea veggies, how good they are for you and all the delicious recipes they can be used in, it’s time to grow your sea legs and jump in to the deep end. Before you know it, you’ll be cooking with sea veggies all the time.

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When I would go to the beach as a kid , I would sometimes emerge from the water with these slimy , smelly plants around my ankles . I used to see that and think it was gross . Now I see seaweed and think about recipes to use it in .
 Cooking with sea veggies is still a new concept for some people . Sure , we eat it when we dine on vegan sushi and maybe even add a few kelp flakes to a vegan “ fish ” recipe . For most people , sea veggies are not an item on their weekly shopping list . They ’ve been used for thousands of years in Asian cooking and now they are gaining in popularity and becoming easier to find in mainstream grocery stores . If you ’re not sure about how to cook with seaweed or if you even want to , I ’m here to help you conquer your fear of sea veggies and encourage you to try cooking with them at home .
 1 . What are Sea Veggies ?
 You ’re probably wondering what the difference is between seaweed and sea veggies . The answer is there is no difference . The term “ sea vegetables ” has become more popular as the term “ seaweed ” brings up negative connotations , much like how I thought about it as a child . Besides , who wants to see the word “ algae ” on a menu ? Sea veggies include many marine algae varieties found in the water and along the coast . Sea veggies come in red , green , brown and yellow colors and multiple varieties . Seaweed can be eaten raw or cooked and add a salty , umami flavor to foods . To learn more , read All You Ever Wanted to Know About Sea Vegetables : Kelps , Noris , Oh My !
 Before we get to how to cook with sea veggies , let ’s look at why we should . Seaweed is considered a superfood . The oldest plant family on Earth , sea vegetables are packed with more nutrients than any other plant . They have been used for centuries to treat many health problems . Sea veggies are a great source of iodine , vitamins A , C , E and B vitamins . They are filled with antioxidants and have detoxification and antibiotic properties . Sea veggies are also rich in protein , calcium , magnesium and fiber . To learn even more about the health benefits of sea veggies , see Seaweed Decoded : Why It ’s Essential on a Vegan Diet .
 How you use sea veggies depends on the type of seaweed you ’re using . There are well over 10,000 types of seaweed . Most need to be rehydrated so they can be added easily to soups . Nori , used to wrap sushi , can be eaten dry . Seaweed can be added to salads like this Easy Seaweed Salad and this Seaweed Salad with Toasted Sesame Dressing . It can also be fried or dehydrated to make crispy snacks or added to stir - fries . Let ’s look at how to use the most common types of seaweed .
 Nori , a type of red algae , is the one you ’re probably most familiar with . It ’s the flaky , dark green seaweed used to wrap sushi . It ’s also used as a garnish on salads and in miso soup . It ’s usually sold in full sheets for sushi wrapping . Learn How to Make a Nori Roll and then try these Super Easy Nori Hand Rolls With Avocado Dressing , Nori Wrap With Sweet Potato , Avocado and Miso Dressing , and these Unbelievably Raw Vegan Nori Wraps with Spicy Dipping Sauce . Nori has also become popular as a toasted snack to eat like chips . Try these Raw Vegan Noritos to try it yourself .
 Wakame is usually used in salads and miso soups . It is sold dried and needs to be rehydrated . The taste is mildly sweet . Try it in these Spring Rolls with Wakame and Kabocha Squash Stuffed With Black Rice , Kale and Wakame . It is also used in this recipe for Vegan “ Fish ” Sauce .
 Dulse is a red sea veggie sold in flakes . It ’s used in soups , stir - fries and I use it a lot to add that “ fishy ” flavor to my vegan seafood dishes . Use dulse in this Garden and Sea Pate , ‘ Crab ’ Cakes with Green Tartar Sauce , and Chickpea ‘ Tuna ’ Salad .
 Arame is a dark brown seaweed that is sold dehydrated . It has a semi - sweet flavor and can be used on salads or in stir - fries . Use arame in this Spicy Asian Cucumber Avocado Onion Salad and in this Delicious No - Bone Broth .
 Kelp is one of the more commonly eaten sea veggies . It can be added to any recipe for a salty , umami flavor . Kelp flakes are used in this Tempeh ‘ Fish ’ N ’ Chips with Tartar Sauce and in these Vegan Tofu Scallops . It can also be eaten in the form of kelp noodles . You ’ll love these Kelp Noodles in Peanut - Miso Sauce and Vegan Chili Kelp Noodles .
 Spirulina is a deep sea green algae and is considered a superfood . It is high in protein , B - vitamins and antioxidants as well as other nutrients . In fact , spirulina contains so many vitamins and minerals , it is like taking a complete multivitamin . You can buy spirulina in powder or tablet form . Check out The Top 5 Reasons You Need More Spirulina in Your Life and How to Sneak Spirulina into Tasty Recipes for a Nutrient Boost . Try it in this Tropical Green Spirulina Smoothie , Six Ingredient Spirulina Snackies and this Vegan Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream .
 Agar - Agar is commonly used in vegan baking and in making vegan cheeses because of its thickening properties . It is sold in flake or solid form and unlike other algae , appears white . Use agar agar in this Almost Raw Panna Cotta Cream , Almond and Chamomile Panna Cotta , Vegan Rice Krispie Treats and Sliceable Vegan Cashew Cheese .
 Now that you know all about sea veggies , how good they are for you and all the delicious recipes they can be used in , it ’s time to grow your sea legs and jump in to the deep end . Before you know it , you ’ll be cooking with sea veggies all the time .


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Read what our adults' social work staff feel about their careers in Thurrock.
"I have lived in Thurrock all of my life and have spent my whole career working in Thurrock.
"The opportunities afforded to me over the years have enabled me to progress from being a social worker, a senior practitioner and then a manager in various settings in the authority. This has included secondment work in health areas, and training and support to enable my practice to develop.
"Over the years I have watched new social workers develop and become senior practitioners, some have moved to other areas but usually only after a significant time, and several have moved back!
"Being a small local authority affords us great networking opportunities with local resources and helps with good working relationships.
"I have always received good supervision and support, and in turn have provided supervision and support to others over the years, providing mentoring when needed to support individuals with specific needs.
"There is a lot going on in and around Thurrock and I have sometimes considered moving away but would miss being so near to London."
"My career in Social Work began late, I returned to studying in my late 30's and I qualified as a Social Worker in 2009. Having lived in the borough for 40 years I was keen to start my career here.
"I joined Thurrock Adult Social Care as a Newly Qualified Social Worker in the Older People's Mental Health Team. My initial thoughts on gaining the post were that of panic and uncertainty! I need not have worried. I was immediately enrolled in the Newly Qualified Social Work Programme – a provision that was not afforded to my peers working in nearby authorities.
"My experience from working in Thurrock is that, although you are encouraged to step outside your comfort zone, the support is always there. I have never felt alone.
"As a resident of Thurrock, I enjoy the fact that I live 15 minutes' drive from my workplace, this with the flexible working policy in place provides the possibility of a good work/life balance."
"In 1999 I decided to make a significant career change from the private sector to social care. My first role was as Thurrock Council's first male Day Care Assistant to work within dementia specialist day services.
"Shortly after I was supported to gain a social work qualification – training that was funded by Thurrock Council. Thurrock Council has always provided me with great professional support through its strong management, and I get excellent practice supervision, and personal support.
"I am now a Senior Practitioner Social Worker in adult social care, and lead practitioner for the Mental Capacity Act and deprivation of liberty safeguards. I was then supported to gain further qualifications. Being supported to continue professional development has always been one of the strengths of working for Thurrock Council.
"Thurrock is a relatively small unitary local authority, and this means that you get to know your colleagues well. The peer support that I have received since working at Thurrock is excellent. I think that it is testament to Thurrock that so many of my colleagues and I have chosen to remain working here."

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Read what our adults ' social work staff feel about their careers in Thurrock .
 " I have lived in Thurrock all of my life and have spent my whole career working in Thurrock .
 " The opportunities afforded to me over the years have enabled me to progress from being a social worker , a senior practitioner and then a manager in various settings in the authority . This has included secondment work in health areas , and training and support to enable my practice to develop .
 " Over the years I have watched new social workers develop and become senior practitioners , some have moved to other areas but usually only after a significant time , and several have moved back !
 " Being a small local authority affords us great networking opportunities with local resources and helps with good working relationships .
 " I have always received good supervision and support , and in turn have provided supervision and support to others over the years , providing mentoring when needed to support individuals with specific needs .
 " There is a lot going on in and around Thurrock and I have sometimes considered moving away but would miss being so near to London . "
 " My career in Social Work began late , I returned to studying in my late 30 's and I qualified as a Social Worker in 2009 . Having lived in the borough for 40 years I was keen to start my career here .
 " I joined Thurrock Adult Social Care as a Newly Qualified Social Worker in the Older People 's Mental Health Team . My initial thoughts on gaining the post were that of panic and uncertainty ! I need not have worried . I was immediately enrolled in the Newly Qualified Social Work Programme – a provision that was not afforded to my peers working in nearby authorities .
 " My experience from working in Thurrock is that , although you are encouraged to step outside your comfort zone , the support is always there . I have never felt alone .
 " As a resident of Thurrock , I enjoy the fact that I live 15 minutes ' drive from my workplace , this with the flexible working policy in place provides the possibility of a good work / life balance . "
 " In 1999 I decided to make a significant career change from the private sector to social care . My first role was as Thurrock Council 's first male Day Care Assistant to work within dementia specialist day services .
 " Shortly after I was supported to gain a social work qualification – training that was funded by Thurrock Council . Thurrock Council has always provided me with great professional support through its strong management , and I get excellent practice supervision , and personal support .
 " I am now a Senior Practitioner Social Worker in adult social care , and lead practitioner for the Mental Capacity Act and deprivation of liberty safeguards . I was then supported to gain further qualifications . Being supported to continue professional development has always been one of the strengths of working for Thurrock Council .
 " Thurrock is a relatively small unitary local authority , and this means that you get to know your colleagues well . The peer support that I have received since working at Thurrock is excellent . I think that it is testament to Thurrock that so many of my colleagues and I have chosen to remain working here . "


text: Come all you shepherds Czech trad - recorded on "Christmas in the Scrub" by Leigh Newton Come all you shepherds arise, leave your sheep! Come to the stable, Lord Jesus to seek! Lo! in a manger lies Christ anointed, Whom, as our Saviour, God has appointed. Glory to God high!

tokenized: Come all you shepherds Czech trad - recorded on " Christmas in the Scrub " by Leigh Newton Come all you shepherds arise , leave your sheep ! Come to the stable , Lord Jesus to seek ! Lo ! in a manger lies Christ anointed , Whom , as our Saviour , God has appointed . Glory to God high !


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Your cat deserves the best care in its own place…!
2 visits per day for 60 minutes (price for both) 590,- CZK NEW!!
*It is also possible to combinate visits any way you need. We recommend longer/ or more visits in the case your cat is fixed on you a lot and does not stay well loneliness or, in the case you have at least more than two cats or kitten/ kittens.
We would like to inform you that we charge 200% of the price on holidays. This applies to 24/ 25/ 26/ 30/ 31 of December, also 1st of January, 1st of May, 8th of May and Easter Monday.

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Your cat deserves the best care in its own place … !
 2 visits per day for 60 minutes ( price for both ) 590,- CZK NEW ! !
 * It is also possible to combinate visits any way you need . We recommend longer/ or more visits in the case your cat is fixed on you a lot and does not stay well loneliness or , in the case you have at least more than two cats or kitten/ kittens .
 We would like to inform you that we charge 200 % of the price on holidays . This applies to 24/ 25/ 26/ 30/ 31 of December , also 1st of January , 1st of May , 8th of May and Easter Monday .


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From the birth of Vision to the signing of the Sokovia Accords, the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron continue to send ripples through the Marvel franchise, and yet the film’s titular A.I. seems to have been relegated to the annals of MCU history. According to one fan theory, however, Ultron himself may have actually lasted far beyond his first appearance in the 2015 film.
In a new post on Reddit, user EmperorJoker argues – and probably with good reason – that the James Spader character had multiple methods of cheating death at the end of his ill-fated battle with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. For one thing, Ultron could have saved his consciousness in an unseen drone that stayed away from the film’s climactic battle. But the idea that really sends this post into further speculation is that Ultron may have somehow embedded himself in the mind of Vision.
We already know that Paul Bettany’s character is made from parts of Ultron, so it surely isn’t too much of a stretch from here to suggest that there could be traces of the character still living on in the android. What’s more, EmperorJoker argues that Ultron felt little need to continue with his war against humanity because he knew that a certain Mad Titan was on his way to finish the job for him. To theorize further, one way that Ultron may have found out about Thanos’ genocidal plans could have been through the mysterious Mind Stone, which was in the interplanetary conqueror’s possession years before it found its way into the head of Vision.
While it certainly looks like the MCU has long moved on from the main villain of Avengers: Age of Ultron, EmperorJoker’s theory generally comes across as a well-reasoned piece of speculation that could sit well with anyone who wishes there was still some part of this psychotic A.I. that persisted beyond his one-movie run. Of course, if this theory is legit, then you have to wonder if Ultron had a second escape plan for when Vision was brutally slain by Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War.

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From the birth of Vision to the signing of the Sokovia Accords , the events of Avengers : Age of Ultron continue to send ripples through the Marvel franchise , and yet the film ’s titular A.I. seems to have been relegated to the annals of MCU history . According to one fan theory , however , Ultron himself may have actually lasted far beyond his first appearance in the 2015 film .
 In a new post on Reddit , user EmperorJoker argues – and probably with good reason – that the James Spader character had multiple methods of cheating death at the end of his ill - fated battle with Earth ’s Mightiest Heroes . For one thing , Ultron could have saved his consciousness in an unseen drone that stayed away from the film ’s climactic battle . But the idea that really sends this post into further speculation is that Ultron may have somehow embedded himself in the mind of Vision .
 We already know that Paul Bettany ’s character is made from parts of Ultron , so it surely is n’t too much of a stretch from here to suggest that there could be traces of the character still living on in the android . What ’s more , EmperorJoker argues that Ultron felt little need to continue with his war against humanity because he knew that a certain Mad Titan was on his way to finish the job for him . To theorize further , one way that Ultron may have found out about Thanos ’ genocidal plans could have been through the mysterious Mind Stone , which was in the interplanetary conqueror ’s possession years before it found its way into the head of Vision .
 While it certainly looks like the MCU has long moved on from the main villain of Avengers : Age of Ultron , EmperorJoker ’s theory generally comes across as a well - reasoned piece of speculation that could sit well with anyone who wishes there was still some part of this psychotic A.I. that persisted beyond his one - movie run . Of course , if this theory is legit , then you have to wonder if Ultron had a second escape plan for when Vision was brutally slain by Thanos in Avengers : Infinity War .


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What should I use an extension ladder for in the garden?
In this week’s blog, we’re looking at yet another essential product for all your outdoor maintenance work. Last week, we covered the stepladder and its uses. This week, it’s the turn of the extension ladder – which is essential for a number of popular spring/summer jobs.
The extension ladder is a must for many jobs that require access to a significant height. When choosing your extension ladder, you’ll have the choice of a double extension ladder or triple one. Which one you pick will be entirely dependent on your height requirements and storage space – a triple ladder tends to be more compact and convenient to store.
With the temperatures having warmed up and the risk of showers having decreased, spring is a popular time to get all those jobs sorted.
When choosing your ladder, make sure you work out your ladder height requirements. Typically, you’ll need a ladder of around 5.8m to reach the window and walls of a two-storey home. For roof jobs, a ladder of 8.15m will suffice for a two-storey home. You’ll require more height for three-storey homes.
While it may be tempting to take advantage of your extension ladder’s height to trim your hedge, this is not recommended. Leaning an extension ladder into a hedge while trimming increase the risk of the ladder over balancing or falling through the hedge. This not only means a risk of a fall, you might also come into contact with the sharp edges of the cutter and cause yourself a serious injury.
Instead, we recommend a garden ladder for jobs of this sort, like the Henchman Platform Tripod Ladder with fully adjustable legs. Alternatively, depending on the height of your hedge, you can use a stepladder or a platform step.
For more tips on ladder safety, why not book onto our Ladders and Steps Training Course?
Give us a call on 01282 615517 for more information on the ladders listed in today’s blog. You can also get in contact with our Course Enquiries team on the same number to find out or book on to any one of our Safety Training courses.
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What should I use an extension ladder for in the garden ?
 In this week ’s blog , we ’re looking at yet another essential product for all your outdoor maintenance work . Last week , we covered the stepladder and its uses . This week , it ’s the turn of the extension ladder – which is essential for a number of popular spring / summer jobs .
 The extension ladder is a must for many jobs that require access to a significant height . When choosing your extension ladder , you ’ll have the choice of a double extension ladder or triple one . Which one you pick will be entirely dependent on your height requirements and storage space – a triple ladder tends to be more compact and convenient to store .
 With the temperatures having warmed up and the risk of showers having decreased , spring is a popular time to get all those jobs sorted .
 When choosing your ladder , make sure you work out your ladder height requirements . Typically , you ’ll need a ladder of around 5.8 m to reach the window and walls of a two - storey home . For roof jobs , a ladder of 8.15 m will suffice for a two - storey home . You ’ll require more height for three - storey homes .
 While it may be tempting to take advantage of your extension ladder ’s height to trim your hedge , this is not recommended . Leaning an extension ladder into a hedge while trimming increase the risk of the ladder over balancing or falling through the hedge . This not only means a risk of a fall , you might also come into contact with the sharp edges of the cutter and cause yourself a serious injury .
 Instead , we recommend a garden ladder for jobs of this sort , like the Henchman Platform Tripod Ladder with fully adjustable legs . Alternatively , depending on the height of your hedge , you can use a stepladder or a platform step .
 For more tips on ladder safety , why not book onto our Ladders and Steps Training Course ?
 Give us a call on 01282 615517 for more information on the ladders listed in today ’s blog . You can also get in contact with our Course Enquiries team on the same number to find out or book on to any one of our Safety Training courses .
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At I Roof PA, we always consider our customers’ needs first. Serving the greater Philadelphia area, our crews are led by Malchijah Giddings, owner/operator of the company with 30 years in the business to back up his work and expertise. Our roofs are placed with care using quality materials and workmanship we stand behind. We keep our process transparent and are happy to keep our customers in the loop at every step— from first estimate to final product, you’ll know you’ve got service and quality you can trust.
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With quality and integrity , we ’ve got you covered .
 At I Roof PA , we always consider our customers ’ needs first . Serving the greater Philadelphia area , our crews are led by Malchijah Giddings , owner / operator of the company with 30 years in the business to back up his work and expertise . Our roofs are placed with care using quality materials and workmanship we stand behind . We keep our process transparent and are happy to keep our customers in the loop at every step — from first estimate to final product , you ’ll know you ’ve got service and quality you can trust .
 Check out our previous work and contact us for a free estimate today . We would love to hear from you !
 Please get in touch for inquiries and estimates . We would love to hear from you !
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We see college admissions exams such as the SAT as a critical tool – not a barrier – for our students, parents and teachers, as well as college admissions officers. Teachers and counselors in Patterson Joint Unified are provided with SAT data, which can be used to inform them how best to support students in reaching their academic goals. When our students take the SAT, they can be connected to college application fee waivers, Khan Academy’s official free, personalized test practice and extensive scholarship opportunities.
The way to ensure authentic equity in college admissions is to give all students the support and tools they need to pursue their college and career ambitions.
When college admissions tests are offered during the school day, instead of Saturday mornings when some students would be working, more students are able to achieve their fullest potential.
When school districts are working to level the field, that includes making sure all students have the support and accommodations they need. English learners taking the SAT are always provided appropriate accommodations, including access to testing instructions in their primary language, bilingual glossaries and, more recently, extended testing time.
All students with exceptional needs are given appropriate accommodations on the SAT as identified by their personal education team.
Leaders in the college admissions community recognize college admissions tests are an important part of a holistic admission process – one that considers test scores as one factor among many that can show a students’ true potential for success. But college admission is just one component of these exams’ utility.
College admissions exams provide highly useful data for teachers and administrators, not just admissions officers. College admissions tests are used nationwide as a complement to grades, in order to reliably predict college and career success and student achievement across socio-economic status, race and ethnicity without bias or potential inflation.
Patterson is diverse, inclusive and proud. Increasing access to important college admissions tests like the SAT – at no cost to the students – means Patterson Joint Unified students from every walk of life can seek their college and career dreams. This is an approach many districts across California are taking as we endeavor to provide students the tools they need to succeed.
Philip M. Alfano, Ed. D, is superintendent of Patterson Joint Unified School District.

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We see college admissions exams such as the SAT as a critical tool – not a barrier – for our students , parents and teachers , as well as college admissions officers . Teachers and counselors in Patterson Joint Unified are provided with SAT data , which can be used to inform them how best to support students in reaching their academic goals . When our students take the SAT , they can be connected to college application fee waivers , Khan Academy ’s official free , personalized test practice and extensive scholarship opportunities .
 The way to ensure authentic equity in college admissions is to give all students the support and tools they need to pursue their college and career ambitions .
 When college admissions tests are offered during the school day , instead of Saturday mornings when some students would be working , more students are able to achieve their fullest potential .
 When school districts are working to level the field , that includes making sure all students have the support and accommodations they need . English learners taking the SAT are always provided appropriate accommodations , including access to testing instructions in their primary language , bilingual glossaries and , more recently , extended testing time .
 All students with exceptional needs are given appropriate accommodations on the SAT as identified by their personal education team .
 Leaders in the college admissions community recognize college admissions tests are an important part of a holistic admission process – one that considers test scores as one factor among many that can show a students ’ true potential for success . But college admission is just one component of these exams ’ utility .
 College admissions exams provide highly useful data for teachers and administrators , not just admissions officers . College admissions tests are used nationwide as a complement to grades , in order to reliably predict college and career success and student achievement across socio - economic status , race and ethnicity without bias or potential inflation .
 Patterson is diverse , inclusive and proud . Increasing access to important college admissions tests like the SAT – at no cost to the students – means Patterson Joint Unified students from every walk of life can seek their college and career dreams . This is an approach many districts across California are taking as we endeavor to provide students the tools they need to succeed .
 Philip M. Alfano , Ed . D , is superintendent of Patterson Joint Unified School District .


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Miller DuraFlex Harnesses are universally sized fits most waists from 36" - 52". DuraFlex Python Harness features shoulder straps that are constructed of a cushioned, tubular webbing to reduce stress on the neck and shoulders. The lower torso straps are made of DuraFlex stretchable webbing and the leg straps are made of non-stretch webbing. This combination produces greater flexibility with fewer adjustments and allows the harness to hold its shape for easy donning. Harness also features a non-slip adjustable chest strap, sliding back D-ring and pads, a back strap and adjustable lanyard rings. DuraFlex Python Ultra Harness offers the added features of a comfort touch back pad and quick connect chest and leg buckles.
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The Miller Revolution is the turning point in harness design. The ErgoArmor™ back shield minimizes impact from sharp and heavy snap hooks and lifelines. The integrated accessory system provides a PivotLink™ connection for belts, tools and accessories. The accessories have a clip that locks over the connection point. The torso cam buckle allows for one-handed release and simultaneous adjustment of the shoulder straps. DuraFlex® Webbing is constructed of a patented elastomer that is specially formulated to stretch. Unit features quick connect leg and chest buckles and a stand-up back D-ring.
Tongue Buckle Harness with Shoulder D-Rings weighs only 3.2 lbs. and provides comfort without limiting mobility. Harness also comes with back D-rings and a parachute adjuster on lower shoulder straps. Universally sized to fit workers up to 6'3" tall, 250 lbs.
These harnesses are specifically designed to meet the challenges found on construction sites. The integrated back and shoulder pads provide all-day comfort and feature a stand-up D-ring with fall indicator for greater worker safety. The integrated accessory system provides a PivotLink™ connection for belts, tools and accessories. The torso cam buckle allows for one-handed release and simultaneous adjustment of the shoulder straps. Type 10 webbing is twice as strong as standards require to provide longer service life.
3M™ DBI-SALA® Delta™ Vest-Style Positioning Harness with mating chest buckle and adjustable tongue leg buckle straps have a no-tangle design. The vertical torso adjusters easily adjust and lock into place to eliminate loose ends and prevent slippage. The spring-loaded back D-ring "stands up" to ensure an easy connection. Side D-rings are ideal for positioning. 420 lb. rated.
Harnesses are essential in all fall arrest systems. Our harnesses conform to different workers' shapes and hold up during the most demanding jobs.

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 Miller DuraFlex Harnesses are universally sized fits most waists from 36 " - 52 " . DuraFlex Python Harness features shoulder straps that are constructed of a cushioned , tubular webbing to reduce stress on the neck and shoulders . The lower torso straps are made of DuraFlex stretchable webbing and the leg straps are made of non - stretch webbing . This combination produces greater flexibility with fewer adjustments and allows the harness to hold its shape for easy donning . Harness also features a non - slip adjustable chest strap , sliding back D - ring and pads , a back strap and adjustable lanyard rings . DuraFlex Python Ultra Harness offers the added features of a comfort touch back pad and quick connect chest and leg buckles .
 Get " Titanic " fall protection for the most rigorous work environments . Non - slip chest strap assures a proper fit and the sub - pelvic strap provides added safety and support . Maximum working load : 400 lbs .
 Full body harnesses are designed to retain the user in the event of a fall and distribute the impact ( fall arrest ) forces throughout the thighs , buttocks , chest and shoulders . Manufactured from high - strength , durable polyester webbing . Both are universally sized to fit workers up to 6'3 " tall , 250 lbs . 420 lb . rated . Lightweight ( 2.4 lbs . ) Vest - Type Harness provides maximum mobility . Color - coded straps and metal - to - metal mating - type leg buckles for easy donning . Chest strap is standard .
 A revolutionary stretchable material results in a more comfortable , better - fitting harness . Webbing is made of synthetic nylon , polyester and specially - formulated elastomers . Harness has back D - rings , friction buckle shoulder straps , and mating buckle leg and chest straps . Universally sized .
 Vest - type harnesses with Friction Buckle and adjustable Parachute Buckle leg straps are extremely durable and lightweight ( 2.4 and 2.7 lbs . respectively ) . Come complete with back D - ring for fall protection . Universally sized to fit workers up to 6'3 " tall , 250 lbs .
 Get " Titanic " fall protection for the most rigorous work environments . Non - slip chest strap assures a proper fit and the sub - pelvic strap provides added safety and support . The T - Flex ™ Stretchable Harness features a stretchable webbing that moves with you to produce greater comfort and added mobility . Maximum working load : 400 lbs .
 3 M ™ Protecta ® First ™ Vest - Style Harness is designed to provide fundamental fall protection with exceptional value . This lightweight harness has durable polyester webbing . 310 lb . rated .
 3 M ™ DBI - SALA ® Delta ™ Vest - Style Harness with quick connect chest and leg buckle straps have a no - tangle design . The vertical torso adjusters easily adjust and lock into place to eliminate loose ends and prevent slippage . The spring - loaded back D - ring " stands up " to ensure an easy connection . 420 lb . rated .
 The Miller Revolution is the turning point in harness design . The ErgoArmor ™ back shield minimizes impact from sharp and heavy snap hooks and lifelines . The integrated accessory system provides a PivotLink ™ connection for belts , tools and accessories . The accessories have a clip that locks over the connection point . The torso cam buckle allows for one - handed release and simultaneous adjustment of the shoulder straps . DuraFlex ® Webbing is constructed of a patented elastomer that is specially formulated to stretch . Unit features quick connect leg and chest buckles and a stand - up back D - ring .
 Tongue Buckle Harness with Shoulder D - Rings weighs only 3.2 lbs . and provides comfort without limiting mobility . Harness also comes with back D - rings and a parachute adjuster on lower shoulder straps . Universally sized to fit workers up to 6'3 " tall , 250 lbs .
 These harnesses are specifically designed to meet the challenges found on construction sites . The integrated back and shoulder pads provide all - day comfort and feature a stand - up D - ring with fall indicator for greater worker safety . The integrated accessory system provides a PivotLink ™ connection for belts , tools and accessories . The torso cam buckle allows for one - handed release and simultaneous adjustment of the shoulder straps . Type 10 webbing is twice as strong as standards require to provide longer service life .
 3 M ™ DBI - SALA ® Delta ™ Vest - Style Positioning Harness with mating chest buckle and adjustable tongue leg buckle straps have a no - tangle design . The vertical torso adjusters easily adjust and lock into place to eliminate loose ends and prevent slippage . The spring - loaded back D - ring " stands up " to ensure an easy connection . Side D - rings are ideal for positioning . 420 lb . rated .
 Harnesses are essential in all fall arrest systems . Our harnesses conform to different workers ' shapes and hold up during the most demanding jobs .


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Daniel, Emilia and Fabio, oh my!
It’s been a while since we last looked at some tropical cyclones with VIIRS. If you don’t keep up to date on tropical activity, you might not know there that have been a few. Granted, since Debby dumped a bunch of rain on Florida three weeks ago, the Atlantic basin has been pretty quiet. The East Pacific basin, however, has had one storm after another. The national media has largely ignored them since they have posed no threat to any landmasses. See this article from the L.A. times. Boring! Unless you can capture video of Jim Cantore struggling to stand upright, it isn’t a hurricane, right?
Wrong! First of all, eastern Pacific hurricanes affect some major shipping lanes. Second, and this is true of all hurricanes: they transport energy and moisture and help moderate the temperature imbalance between the tropics and mid-latitudes. They are important components of global energy transport.
In this post, we are going to compare the view of hurricanes provided by VIIRS against the view provided by GOES (specifically GOES-15). On 9 July 2012, there were two storms in the East Pacific: Daniel and Emilia.
GOES-15 visible image (channel 1) of Hurricane Daniel, taken 22:45 UTC 9 July 2012. Image courtesy John Knaff.
There isn’t a big difference between the two VIIRS channels, although you can see a bit more detail in the higher resolution (I-05) image.
GOES-15 visible image (channel 1) of Hurricane Emilia, taken 21:00 UTC 9 July 2012. Image courtesy John Knaff.
In addition to the resolution differences, there is also a time difference of ~15 minutes between the VIIRS images and the GOES images. If you were to overlap these images, you would see that Emilia rotated a bit during that time. Emilia was not willing to hold the same pose for that long when having her picture taken. Once again, the M-15 image from VIIRS looks pretty similar to the I-05 image, so there’s no pressing need to show it.
Finally, let’s compare GOES-15 with VIIRS on Hurricane Fabio, which formed about a week after Daniel and Emilia were hurricanes.
GOES-15 visible image (channel 1) of Hurricane Fabio, taken 20:30 UTC 15 July 2012. Image courtesy John Knaff.
The GOES and VIIRS images of Fabio were taken only 6 minutes apart, so there is less movement to impede the comparison.
According to legend, Popocatépetl was a great warrior whose girlfriend, Iztaccíhuatl, died because her father was a jerk who lied. (An alternate story is that it was a rival warrior who was a jerk who lied.) Either way, Iztaccíhuatl was erroneously told that Popocatépetl died in battle, which caused her to die of grief. When Popoca, as he was known to his buddies, returned to find out that she was dead, he was very sad. Reports on what followed differ, but Popoca either died of grief himself, or committed suicide at the thought of living without Iztaccíhuatl. To commemorate these events, the gods turned them both into mountains. To this day, the mountain Popocatépetl spews out rock and ash and fire either because he’s still mad at what happened, or because it is his way of looking out for his girlfriend.
The name Iztaccíhuatl literally means “White Woman,” and is the name of the snow-covered mountain ~40 miles southeast of Mexico City. Popocatépetl literally means “Smoking Mountain,” and is the name given to the volcano just to the south of Iztaccíhuatl. It is one of Mexico’s most active volcanoes. Ole’ Popoca has recently begun to remind us that he is mad (or eternally vigilant).
The above image is a false-color RGB composite of VIIRS channels I-01, I-02 and I-03 taken at 19:53 on 23 April 2012. The volcanoes and nearby urban centers have been identified and labelled. Pico de Orizaba, Popocatépetl, and Iztaccíhuatl are the first, second and third tallest mountains in Mexico, respectively, and are normally the only mountains in Mexico to be snow-covered year-round. The snow on top of Pico de Orizaba and Iztaccíhuatl is clearly visible in the image. Popocatépetl lost its snow during the 1990s when it became more active. But, you can see the cloud of ash and steam from the volcano in the image, which is not being blown around in the wind as much on this day. In fact, you can watch a time-lapse video of the steam and ash cloud from a Mexican government webcam from around the time of the Suomi-NPP overpass where you can see the clouds produced/influenced by The Smoking Mountain.
In the above images, the red arrows are pointing to the same spot – the top of Popocatépetl. The upper image is from the DNB at 07:58 UTC on 20 April 2012, the lower image is from I-01 at 19:53 UTC on 23 April 2012 (the same time as the RGB composite). If you were to overlay the images on top of each other, you would see that the light source visible in the DNB image is right at the top of the volcano. Since there are no towns up there, and people surrounding the volcano have been evacuated, the light is coming from the erupting lava.
The upper image is the I-04 image. Channel I-04, at 3.74 µm, is very sensitive to hot spots such as wildfires or, in this case, volcanic eruptions. The dark (warm) spot identified is the heat signature of the molten rock that is erupting from the volcano. The cooler (brighter) ash cloud is visible in the I-04 image, but it shows up more clearly in the I-05 (11.45 µm) image underneath it.
Someone compiled a time-lapse series of images (14 April – 22 April) of Popocatépetl from a “NASA satellite” (presumably GOES-13) and posted the video to YouTube, which you can watch here.
Given its proximity to Mexico City, Popocatépetl is on the list of dangerous volcanoes to watch out for. The folks at WIRED are keeping their eye on it. Hopefully, Ole’ Popoca is just letting off a little steam, and not planning to get real violent. His girlfriend died a long time ago – it’s time to just let it go already.

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Daniel , Emilia and Fabio , oh my !
 It ’s been a while since we last looked at some tropical cyclones with VIIRS . If you do n’t keep up to date on tropical activity , you might not know there that have been a few . Granted , since Debby dumped a bunch of rain on Florida three weeks ago , the Atlantic basin has been pretty quiet . The East Pacific basin , however , has had one storm after another . The national media has largely ignored them since they have posed no threat to any landmasses . See this article from the L.A. times . Boring ! Unless you can capture video of Jim Cantore struggling to stand upright , it is n’t a hurricane , right ?
 Wrong ! First of all , eastern Pacific hurricanes affect some major shipping lanes . Second , and this is true of all hurricanes : they transport energy and moisture and help moderate the temperature imbalance between the tropics and mid - latitudes . They are important components of global energy transport .
 In this post , we are going to compare the view of hurricanes provided by VIIRS against the view provided by GOES ( specifically GOES-15 ) . On 9 July 2012 , there were two storms in the East Pacific : Daniel and Emilia .
 GOES-15 visible image ( channel 1 ) of Hurricane Daniel , taken 22:45 UTC 9 July 2012 . Image courtesy John Knaff .
 There is n’t a big difference between the two VIIRS channels , although you can see a bit more detail in the higher resolution ( I-05 ) image .
 GOES-15 visible image ( channel 1 ) of Hurricane Emilia , taken 21:00 UTC 9 July 2012 . Image courtesy John Knaff .
 In addition to the resolution differences , there is also a time difference of ~15 minutes between the VIIRS images and the GOES images . If you were to overlap these images , you would see that Emilia rotated a bit during that time . Emilia was not willing to hold the same pose for that long when having her picture taken . Once again , the M-15 image from VIIRS looks pretty similar to the I-05 image , so there ’s no pressing need to show it .
 Finally , let ’s compare GOES-15 with VIIRS on Hurricane Fabio , which formed about a week after Daniel and Emilia were hurricanes .
 GOES-15 visible image ( channel 1 ) of Hurricane Fabio , taken 20:30 UTC 15 July 2012 . Image courtesy John Knaff .
 The GOES and VIIRS images of Fabio were taken only 6 minutes apart , so there is less movement to impede the comparison .
 According to legend , Popocatépetl was a great warrior whose girlfriend , Iztaccíhuatl , died because her father was a jerk who lied . ( An alternate story is that it was a rival warrior who was a jerk who lied . ) Either way , Iztaccíhuatl was erroneously told that Popocatépetl died in battle , which caused her to die of grief . When Popoca , as he was known to his buddies , returned to find out that she was dead , he was very sad . Reports on what followed differ , but Popoca either died of grief himself , or committed suicide at the thought of living without Iztaccíhuatl . To commemorate these events , the gods turned them both into mountains . To this day , the mountain Popocatépetl spews out rock and ash and fire either because he ’s still mad at what happened , or because it is his way of looking out for his girlfriend .
 The name Iztaccíhuatl literally means “ White Woman , ” and is the name of the snow - covered mountain ~40 miles southeast of Mexico City . Popocatépetl literally means “ Smoking Mountain , ” and is the name given to the volcano just to the south of Iztaccíhuatl . It is one of Mexico ’s most active volcanoes . Ole ’ Popoca has recently begun to remind us that he is mad ( or eternally vigilant ) .
 The above image is a false - color RGB composite of VIIRS channels I-01 , I-02 and I-03 taken at 19:53 on 23 April 2012 . The volcanoes and nearby urban centers have been identified and labelled . Pico de Orizaba , Popocatépetl , and Iztaccíhuatl are the first , second and third tallest mountains in Mexico , respectively , and are normally the only mountains in Mexico to be snow - covered year - round . The snow on top of Pico de Orizaba and Iztaccíhuatl is clearly visible in the image . Popocatépetl lost its snow during the 1990s when it became more active . But , you can see the cloud of ash and steam from the volcano in the image , which is not being blown around in the wind as much on this day . In fact , you can watch a time - lapse video of the steam and ash cloud from a Mexican government webcam from around the time of the Suomi - NPP overpass where you can see the clouds produced / influenced by The Smoking Mountain .
 In the above images , the red arrows are pointing to the same spot – the top of Popocatépetl . The upper image is from the DNB at 07:58 UTC on 20 April 2012 , the lower image is from I-01 at 19:53 UTC on 23 April 2012 ( the same time as the RGB composite ) . If you were to overlay the images on top of each other , you would see that the light source visible in the DNB image is right at the top of the volcano . Since there are no towns up there , and people surrounding the volcano have been evacuated , the light is coming from the erupting lava .
 The upper image is the I-04 image . Channel I-04 , at 3.74 µm , is very sensitive to hot spots such as wildfires or , in this case , volcanic eruptions . The dark ( warm ) spot identified is the heat signature of the molten rock that is erupting from the volcano . The cooler ( brighter ) ash cloud is visible in the I-04 image , but it shows up more clearly in the I-05 ( 11.45 µm ) image underneath it .
 Someone compiled a time - lapse series of images ( 14 April – 22 April ) of Popocatépetl from a “ NASA satellite ” ( presumably GOES-13 ) and posted the video to YouTube , which you can watch here .
 Given its proximity to Mexico City , Popocatépetl is on the list of dangerous volcanoes to watch out for . The folks at WIRED are keeping their eye on it . Hopefully , Ole ’ Popoca is just letting off a little steam , and not planning to get real violent . His girlfriend died a long time ago – it ’s time to just let it go already .


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1 . Save $ 25 on the door price , if you get your tickets before Jan 31st .
 2 . Book your hotel room before January 12th to get the discounted hotel block room rate .
 3 . MOC Registrations will begin Jan 15th , so get your Weekend Passes today .
 World War Brick Anaheim , CA is taking place February 12 - 14 , 2016 , at Embassy Suites Anaheim South , 11767 Harbor Boulevard , Garden Grove , California , 92840 , USA . Activities for Weekend Pass holders begins 9 am on Friday morning and continues until 5 pm Sunday evening . Click the ticket above to order . You can also order advance Public Tickets HERE .
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Dr. J. R. Albani, Head of the Laboratoire de Biophysique Moléculaire (University of Lille 1, France) wishes to recruit a fellow researcher for a period of two years. Dr Albani, a specialist of fluorescence spectroscopy and of proteins structure and dynamics, has bought recently a fluorescence lifetime instrument (a TCSPC instrument) and is thus developing new programs for studying proteins properties using fluorescence lifetimes measurements. Two subjects are already available, one on myoglobin and the other on α1-acid glycoprotein. The purpose of the two subjects is to understand the relation between the structure and the dynamics of the protein with its function. Myoglobin binds small molecules such as oxygen while α1-acid glycoprotein binds ligands such as progesterone and propranolol. For myoglobin, do protein dynamics play any important role in binding of small ligands such as oxygen? In fact, structural modification observed upon oxygen binding and their importance could be the results of the internal motions of the proteins. Binding of a ligand could simply be dependent on its diffusion within the protein and thus on the structural flexibility of the protein. These dynamics concern the local and global motions of the protein matrix and the dynamics of the porphyrin embedded in the heme pocket. For α1-acid glycoprotein, what would be the role of the protein pocket structure and dynamics in the ligands binding process? How does the binding process affect the structure and the dynamics of α1-acid glycoprotein in different areas far from the binding site? The two proteins contain a pocket where ligand binding occurs which makes possible to use the same techniques and method in the conception of our projects. Dynamics within different areas of the two proteins can be studied by performing oxygen quenching experiments on fluorophores with different fluorescence lifetimes and bound to the pocket. The rationale for this approach is that a short fluorescence lifetime of the fluorophore compared to a longer fluorescence lifetime of another fluorophore would allow probing a dynamic region closer to the pocket. In fact, it is the lifetime of the excited state of the fluorophore, which is the determining factor in revealing the existence of different domains. While the quenching process retains its dynamic character, the details of this quenching in different domains of the protein as investigated by the oxygen migration process are fundamentally different. For example, the 17.8-ns lifetime of the protoporphyrin IX emission is sufficient to permit oxygen situated in any part of the protein at the instant of fluorophore excitation to reach the porphyrin during the persistence of the excited state; therefore the calculated migration rate k for oxygen through the protein represents an average value for all domains of the protein. For zinc protoporphyrin, on the other hand, the emission lifetime is shorter (2.1 ns) and during the persistence of the excited state, only the few oxygen molecules present in the region of the protein directly surrounding the fluorophore are involved in the quenching process. Thus, with zinc protoporphyrin, we are going to probe the diffusion of oxygen molecules within the pocket and of the amino acids of the pocket itself. However, when tin porphyrin will be used to study the oxygen diffusion, one should expect to obtain information on the dynamics inside the pocket itself. Some of the fluorophores that are going to be used are: protoporphyrin IX (mean lifetime = 17.8 ns), TNS (mean lifetime = 9 ns), calcofluor (mean lifetime = 4.5 ns), Zinc porphyrin (mean lifetime = 2.1 ns) and Tin porphyrin (mean lifetime = 1.2 ns). Finally, Performing static fluorescence anisotropy and anisotropy decay experiment with these different fluorophores in the absence of oxygen and in different conditions of temperature and sucrose would allow us study the strength of the fluorophore interaction with the pocket at different distances from the contact point. Thus, parameters such as the activation energy and the rotational correlation time that are characteristics of the structure of the studied protein area can be put into evidence.
Therefore, we can recruit two persons so that each of them can work on one protein.
2800 euros net, plus travel expenses, plus other allowances.
The person should go back to his country after the two years in France.

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Dr. J. R. Albani , Head of the Laboratoire de Biophysique Moléculaire ( University of Lille 1 , France ) wishes to recruit a fellow researcher for a period of two years . Dr Albani , a specialist of fluorescence spectroscopy and of proteins structure and dynamics , has bought recently a fluorescence lifetime instrument ( a TCSPC instrument ) and is thus developing new programs for studying proteins properties using fluorescence lifetimes measurements . Two subjects are already available , one on myoglobin and the other on α1 - acid glycoprotein . The purpose of the two subjects is to understand the relation between the structure and the dynamics of the protein with its function . Myoglobin binds small molecules such as oxygen while α1 - acid glycoprotein binds ligands such as progesterone and propranolol . For myoglobin , do protein dynamics play any important role in binding of small ligands such as oxygen ? In fact , structural modification observed upon oxygen binding and their importance could be the results of the internal motions of the proteins . Binding of a ligand could simply be dependent on its diffusion within the protein and thus on the structural flexibility of the protein . These dynamics concern the local and global motions of the protein matrix and the dynamics of the porphyrin embedded in the heme pocket . For α1 - acid glycoprotein , what would be the role of the protein pocket structure and dynamics in the ligands binding process ? How does the binding process affect the structure and the dynamics of α1 - acid glycoprotein in different areas far from the binding site ? The two proteins contain a pocket where ligand binding occurs which makes possible to use the same techniques and method in the conception of our projects . Dynamics within different areas of the two proteins can be studied by performing oxygen quenching experiments on fluorophores with different fluorescence lifetimes and bound to the pocket . The rationale for this approach is that a short fluorescence lifetime of the fluorophore compared to a longer fluorescence lifetime of another fluorophore would allow probing a dynamic region closer to the pocket . In fact , it is the lifetime of the excited state of the fluorophore , which is the determining factor in revealing the existence of different domains . While the quenching process retains its dynamic character , the details of this quenching in different domains of the protein as investigated by the oxygen migration process are fundamentally different . For example , the 17.8 - ns lifetime of the protoporphyrin IX emission is sufficient to permit oxygen situated in any part of the protein at the instant of fluorophore excitation to reach the porphyrin during the persistence of the excited state ; therefore the calculated migration rate k for oxygen through the protein represents an average value for all domains of the protein . For zinc protoporphyrin , on the other hand , the emission lifetime is shorter ( 2.1 ns ) and during the persistence of the excited state , only the few oxygen molecules present in the region of the protein directly surrounding the fluorophore are involved in the quenching process . Thus , with zinc protoporphyrin , we are going to probe the diffusion of oxygen molecules within the pocket and of the amino acids of the pocket itself . However , when tin porphyrin will be used to study the oxygen diffusion , one should expect to obtain information on the dynamics inside the pocket itself . Some of the fluorophores that are going to be used are : protoporphyrin IX ( mean lifetime = 17.8 ns ) , TNS ( mean lifetime = 9 ns ) , calcofluor ( mean lifetime = 4.5 ns ) , Zinc porphyrin ( mean lifetime = 2.1 ns ) and Tin porphyrin ( mean lifetime = 1.2 ns ) . Finally , Performing static fluorescence anisotropy and anisotropy decay experiment with these different fluorophores in the absence of oxygen and in different conditions of temperature and sucrose would allow us study the strength of the fluorophore interaction with the pocket at different distances from the contact point . Thus , parameters such as the activation energy and the rotational correlation time that are characteristics of the structure of the studied protein area can be put into evidence .
 Therefore , we can recruit two persons so that each of them can work on one protein .
 2800 euros net , plus travel expenses , plus other allowances .
 The person should go back to his country after the two years in France .


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THE NEW TERRITORIES 新界 - The New Territories spans 86% of Hong Kong’s land mass and is home to half its population. It was the last of the three main regions to fall under british rule in 1898. It offers a hearty serving of Hong Kong’s cultural and natural beauty with some of the best hiking trails, ancient walled villages, a wetland nature reserve (home to a number of endangered species ) and over 200 islands. - We spent the majority of our childhood visits to Hong Kong staying with our Great Grandparents in a village in Tai Po, a district of The New Territories. They spoke Hakka, a Chinese dialect closer to Cantonese than Mandarin. My sister and I were only fluent in Chin-glish, so mum translated back and forth between us. They were kind and gentle souls. A life of hard graft and labour had shaped their bodies and how they moved, but could still squat for days!
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Psychology says, always go with the choice that scares you the most, because that's the one that is going to help you grow.

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THE NEW TERRITORIES 新界 - The New Territories spans 86 % of Hong Kong ’s land mass and is home to half its population . It was the last of the three main regions to fall under british rule in 1898 . It offers a hearty serving of Hong Kong ’s cultural and natural beauty with some of the best hiking trails , ancient walled villages , a wetland nature reserve ( home to a number of endangered species ) and over 200 islands . - We spent the majority of our childhood visits to Hong Kong staying with our Great Grandparents in a village in Tai Po , a district of The New Territories . They spoke Hakka , a Chinese dialect closer to Cantonese than Mandarin . My sister and I were only fluent in Chin - glish , so mum translated back and forth between us . They were kind and gentle souls . A life of hard graft and labour had shaped their bodies and how they moved , but could still squat for days !
 poured my whole heart into this one . a whole collection of photos of the best memories i 've made with the best people . straight from the heart . each magazine is $ 15 . venmo me @tokyodrift626 i can ship anywhere ! or hand it to you ! thank you for supporting my art , my heart thrives from your support .
 Psychology says , always go with the choice that scares you the most , because that 's the one that is going to help you grow .


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Parliamentary elections in Chechnya will be held on Nov. 27, and the preparation is to start in August, Regional Development Minister Vladimir Yakovlev said Thursday during a Cabinet meeting.
The Chechen parliament will be built of two houses – the Council of the Republic with 21 deputies, and the People’s Assembly, consisting of 40 deputies, half of them will be elected on the basis of single member constituencies and the other half on a party ticket.
The elections will be financed from the federal budget. Regional Development Ministry will supervise the process of preparation for the elections.

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Parliamentary elections in Chechnya will be held on Nov. 27 , and the preparation is to start in August , Regional Development Minister Vladimir Yakovlev said Thursday during a Cabinet meeting .
 The Chechen parliament will be built of two houses – the Council of the Republic with 21 deputies , and the People ’s Assembly , consisting of 40 deputies , half of them will be elected on the basis of single member constituencies and the other half on a party ticket .
 The elections will be financed from the federal budget . Regional Development Ministry will supervise the process of preparation for the elections .


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Did you know that even if you have a home warranty program you are still required to properly maintain your appliances in order for your warranty program to be in good standing?
The majority of appliance failures, (primarily with our refrigerators, dryers and whole house cooling system), are caused by poorly maintained appliances. These systems build heat or are designed to dissipate heat. So if the coils are clogged with lint or debris and cannot properly do their job they are considered to be poorly maintained. Poor maintained appliances use more electricity to do the job they are designed to do and you stand a good chance of being turned down for warranty reimbursement for failure to maintain your appliance.
Clean the interior cabinet and internal ducts of your dryer and inspect exhaust pipe from dryer to wall. If we see that there may be some blockage of this pipe in the wall we will recommend a company and inform you of the need to clean this piping as well.
Clean the refrigerator coils, remove condenser cavity covers inspect and clean condenser fan motor.
Note that Large built in such as Viking, Sub Zero that have to be removed for service we do not do. You will have to call your local dealer for this service.
Check Condenser Compressor and Fan Motor Capacitor.
Check Furnace Fan Motor and Capacitor.
Check and clean A-Coils drain line if accessible.
Clean the interior cabinet and ducts of your dryer and inspect exhaust pipe from dryer to wall. If we see that there may be some blockage of this pipe in the wall we will recommend a company and inform you of the need to clean this piping as well.
Inspect Washer and clean any filters if present.
Inspect Washer Water supply lines.

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Did you know that even if you have a home warranty program you are still required to properly maintain your appliances in order for your warranty program to be in good standing ?
 The majority of appliance failures , ( primarily with our refrigerators , dryers and whole house cooling system ) , are caused by poorly maintained appliances . These systems build heat or are designed to dissipate heat . So if the coils are clogged with lint or debris and can not properly do their job they are considered to be poorly maintained . Poor maintained appliances use more electricity to do the job they are designed to do and you stand a good chance of being turned down for warranty reimbursement for failure to maintain your appliance .
 Clean the interior cabinet and internal ducts of your dryer and inspect exhaust pipe from dryer to wall . If we see that there may be some blockage of this pipe in the wall we will recommend a company and inform you of the need to clean this piping as well .
 Clean the refrigerator coils , remove condenser cavity covers inspect and clean condenser fan motor .
 Note that Large built in such as Viking , Sub Zero that have to be removed for service we do not do . You will have to call your local dealer for this service .
 Check Condenser Compressor and Fan Motor Capacitor .
 Check Furnace Fan Motor and Capacitor .
 Check and clean A - Coils drain line if accessible .
 Clean the interior cabinet and ducts of your dryer and inspect exhaust pipe from dryer to wall . If we see that there may be some blockage of this pipe in the wall we will recommend a company and inform you of the need to clean this piping as well .
 Inspect Washer and clean any filters if present .
 Inspect Washer Water supply lines .


text: WATERFRONT BEAUTY. Gorgeous 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 2 car garage Waterfront home! Enter though beautiful cut and stained glass doors into the generous living/dining area with Spanish tile floor. A wide-open floor plan makes the home feel so much larger than it is. The recently remodeled eat-in kitchen is beautiful and features lovely real-wood soft-touch cabinets farm sink and granite counter tops with custom lighting fixtures over an amazing island to entertain your guests! An added bonus is the indoor laundry room. Walk out to the lanai with new aluminum and screen enclosure through new pocket sliders. The master bedroom has plenty of room to roam with a water view and walk in closets; a rarity for a home this size. The designer master bathroom also features real wood cabinetry and granite counter tops with double sinks glass shower and a jacuzzi tub to relax in! Solar panels and water heater along with all new windows since 2012 and a new a/c system keep the cool air in on those hot summer days with an average electric bill of $74. This home has been painted inside and out and a new Wally Watt shed installed in 2019 expands the already generous additional garage storage space. The property includes more than 70 feet of deeded submerged land with a dock finger pier and a 12000 lbs lift. Schedule your private showing today!!!

tokenized: WATERFRONT BEAUTY . Gorgeous 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 2 car garage Waterfront home ! Enter though beautiful cut and stained glass doors into the generous living / dining area with Spanish tile floor . A wide - open floor plan makes the home feel so much larger than it is . The recently remodeled eat - in kitchen is beautiful and features lovely real - wood soft - touch cabinets farm sink and granite counter tops with custom lighting fixtures over an amazing island to entertain your guests ! An added bonus is the indoor laundry room . Walk out to the lanai with new aluminum and screen enclosure through new pocket sliders . The master bedroom has plenty of room to roam with a water view and walk in closets ; a rarity for a home this size . The designer master bathroom also features real wood cabinetry and granite counter tops with double sinks glass shower and a jacuzzi tub to relax in ! Solar panels and water heater along with all new windows since 2012 and a new a / c system keep the cool air in on those hot summer days with an average electric bill of $ 74 . This home has been painted inside and out and a new Wally Watt shed installed in 2019 expands the already generous additional garage storage space . The property includes more than 70 feet of deeded submerged land with a dock finger pier and a 12000 lbs lift . Schedule your private showing today ! ! !


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Today we would like to announce Beta 2 release of JA Joomla GDPR extension with new features, improvement and bug fixes. Thanks for your feedback, we have tried to include most of the requested features and workflows in this release.
JA Joomla GDPR extension brings GDPR compliance to Joomla sites. Easy to setup and customize. displays personal data of users as stored by the Joomla site owners.
New feature: Email options with custom templates for better communication.
New feature: Multiple action buttons in Admin dashboard allowing admin to process user's data deletion request.
The new email system allows site owner to comunicate progress / action taken on user requests with ease. Based on chosen action, it is now possible to send appropriate email (can be customized for each individual). Admin can also add BCC email.
This email is sent to Administrator of the website when user submit manual deletion request in the Custom Section.
The admin dashboard - Activities tab is to help admin manage user's data deletion, data deletion request and custom data deletion request.
When a user submit data deletion request, the request will be added to admin dashboard. Admin can check and decide what to do with the proces, he can approve, reject or manually delete some data from the request.
Options for admin to manage user's data deletion request.
Aprrove: approve and auto delete user's data deletion request and send notification email to user. Admin can update Reply email, BBC email, email subject and email content each time you send, the fields are loaded from "Approve Email Template" fields in the the Email Settings page.
Reject: reject the user's deletion request, no data is deleted and send email to user to notify the reject and reasons. Admin can update Reply email, BBC email, email subject and email content each time you send, the fields are loaded from "Reject Email Template" fields in the Email Settings page.
Manual: Admin will manually delete data for user. Once done, Admin click on the button Manual to change the request as complete and send email to user to notify which data has been deleted. Admin can also change BBC email, email subject and email content each time you send, the fields are loaded from "Manual Deletion Complete Email Notification Template" fields in the Email Settings page.
Admin can add notes for each request where he can put what info was removed for the request.
We restructured the back-end to make the settings and configuration easier to user.
Integration with Joomla 3.9 privacy features.
Feel free to comment, suggest features in the comment box below.

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Today we would like to announce Beta 2 release of JA Joomla GDPR extension with new features , improvement and bug fixes . Thanks for your feedback , we have tried to include most of the requested features and workflows in this release .
 JA Joomla GDPR extension brings GDPR compliance to Joomla sites . Easy to setup and customize . displays personal data of users as stored by the Joomla site owners .
 New feature : Email options with custom templates for better communication .
 New feature : Multiple action buttons in Admin dashboard allowing admin to process user 's data deletion request .
 The new email system allows site owner to comunicate progress / action taken on user requests with ease . Based on chosen action , it is now possible to send appropriate email ( can be customized for each individual ) . Admin can also add BCC email .
 This email is sent to Administrator of the website when user submit manual deletion request in the Custom Section .
 The admin dashboard - Activities tab is to help admin manage user 's data deletion , data deletion request and custom data deletion request .
 When a user submit data deletion request , the request will be added to admin dashboard . Admin can check and decide what to do with the proces , he can approve , reject or manually delete some data from the request .
 Options for admin to manage user 's data deletion request .
 Aprrove : approve and auto delete user 's data deletion request and send notification email to user . Admin can update Reply email , BBC email , email subject and email content each time you send , the fields are loaded from " Approve Email Template " fields in the the Email Settings page .
 Reject : reject the user 's deletion request , no data is deleted and send email to user to notify the reject and reasons . Admin can update Reply email , BBC email , email subject and email content each time you send , the fields are loaded from " Reject Email Template " fields in the Email Settings page .
 Manual : Admin will manually delete data for user . Once done , Admin click on the button Manual to change the request as complete and send email to user to notify which data has been deleted . Admin can also change BBC email , email subject and email content each time you send , the fields are loaded from " Manual Deletion Complete Email Notification Template " fields in the Email Settings page .
 Admin can add notes for each request where he can put what info was removed for the request .
 We restructured the back - end to make the settings and configuration easier to user .
 Integration with Joomla 3.9 privacy features .
 Feel free to comment , suggest features in the comment box below .


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KEEN Kids Targhee hiking shoes in big kids' sizes offer cushioned support, weatherproof performance, and all-terrain traction. They’ll attack every trail with confidence in our toughest hiking shoe style.

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* Please select color and size in the drop down menu to check availability .
 KEEN Kids Targhee hiking shoes in big kids ' sizes offer cushioned support , weatherproof performance , and all - terrain traction . They ’ll attack every trail with confidence in our toughest hiking shoe style .


text: History of maize classification. How races used in classification. Geographical distribution. Existing races of maize in Mexico.

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