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Typically, home users have been subjected to very few, true performance NAS products. If you wanted true performance, you had to reach a little deeper into your pocket, and pull out a bit more of that hard earned money.
With Netgear being an industry leader in network storage solutions, it seems only fitting that they would offer top to bottom storage solutions for every sector of the market. Today, on this crisp winter morning, we will be looking over the Netgear ReadyNAS 104. The RN104 is a four bay NAS appliance that caters to the needs of consumers that want personal cloud storage. It offers standard features like a home media and file server, coupled together with low entry cost.
The RN104 is built upon the Marvell ARMADA 370 platform, clocked at 1.2 GHz, with 512MB of memory to accompany it. Across the front of the unit, we have four 3.5" drive trays that support tool-less installation. Total storage capacity is listed at 16TB, with dual gigabit LAN ports at the rear of the unit.
For quick management of the NAS, we have a two line LCD screen on the front of the unit, with dual USB 3.0 ports, and eSATA for additional storage options. Power consumption is listed at 45 watts for operation, and 1.4 watts with WOL enabled.
Pricing of the four bay Netgear ReadyNAS 104 is listed at $319.99, without drives. The unit carries a three-year warranty from Netgear.

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Typically , home users have been subjected to very few , true performance NAS products . If you wanted true performance , you had to reach a little deeper into your pocket , and pull out a bit more of that hard earned money .
 With Netgear being an industry leader in network storage solutions , it seems only fitting that they would offer top to bottom storage solutions for every sector of the market . Today , on this crisp winter morning , we will be looking over the Netgear ReadyNAS 104 . The RN104 is a four bay NAS appliance that caters to the needs of consumers that want personal cloud storage . It offers standard features like a home media and file server , coupled together with low entry cost .
 The RN104 is built upon the Marvell ARMADA 370 platform , clocked at 1.2 GHz , with 512 MB of memory to accompany it . Across the front of the unit , we have four 3.5 " drive trays that support tool - less installation . Total storage capacity is listed at 16 TB , with dual gigabit LAN ports at the rear of the unit .
 For quick management of the NAS , we have a two line LCD screen on the front of the unit , with dual USB 3.0 ports , and eSATA for additional storage options . Power consumption is listed at 45 watts for operation , and 1.4 watts with WOL enabled .
 Pricing of the four bay Netgear ReadyNAS 104 is listed at $ 319.99 , without drives . The unit carries a three - year warranty from Netgear .


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You know that conducting background checks is essential to ensuring a safe, secure workplace. In doing so, however, it is also crucial that you abide by the regulations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), which is easier said than done. Understanding FCRA compliance can be confusing and overwhelming; however, failing to comply to FCRA regulations can result in costly legal issues for employers.
In a on-demand webinar, employment law experts Pam Devata, partner at Chicago-based Seyfarth Shaw LLP, and Courtney Stieber, senior associate at Seyfarth Shaw, will address frequently asked questions regarding the FCRA and share best practice responses for ensuring your company stays FCRA compliant.

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You know that conducting background checks is essential to ensuring a safe , secure workplace . In doing so , however , it is also crucial that you abide by the regulations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act ( FCRA ) , which is easier said than done . Understanding FCRA compliance can be confusing and overwhelming ; however , failing to comply to FCRA regulations can result in costly legal issues for employers .
 In a on - demand webinar , employment law experts Pam Devata , partner at Chicago - based Seyfarth Shaw LLP , and Courtney Stieber , senior associate at Seyfarth Shaw , will address frequently asked questions regarding the FCRA and share best practice responses for ensuring your company stays FCRA compliant .


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A number of books and articles investigated the relationship between corporate and advertising interests and news coverage. In the May/June 2000 issue of Columbia Journalism Review, Lowell Bergman wrote an article entitled, "Network television news: With fear and favor." Bergman sums up his findings by saying, "Executives of the network news divisions say that they will report any story of public interest and import without fear or favor, without considering its potential commercial consequences. They say that, but they do not believe it" (p. 50).
Karl Idsvoog's journal article, "TV sitting on stories to improve ratings," claims that "the decision on when (or if) to run a piece is no longer determined just by asking is the report concise, clear, and well produced; is it fair, thorough and accurate? There are now more critical questions. What's the lead-in? Where do we place the promotion? Will it deliver better numbers on Monday or Wednesday?" (Idsvoog, p. 38). However, he adds that "in the long run, adhering to a higher standard of ethics delivers a higher standard of performance" (p. 39).
Carol Guensburg examines the ethical dilemmas of news reporting that involve the media agency's owner in the December 1998 issue of American Journalism Review (p. 10). In "When the story is about the owner," she determines that it is up to the individual journalists and news operations to continue reporting important stories, regardless of the impact they may have on corporate or advertising interests (Guensburg, p. 11).
American Journalism Review's October 1998 article by Jane Kirtley, "Second-guessing news judgment," looks at the issue of FCC regulations of news coverage (p. 86). She notes that having the governmental agency get involved in news coverage would likely lead to the consequence that "broadcasters will be discouraged from covering controversial issues at all" (Kirtley, p. 86).

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A number of books and articles investigated the relationship between corporate and advertising interests and news coverage . In the May / June 2000 issue of Columbia Journalism Review , Lowell Bergman wrote an article entitled , " Network television news : With fear and favor . " Bergman sums up his findings by saying , " Executives of the network news divisions say that they will report any story of public interest and import without fear or favor , without considering its potential commercial consequences . They say that , but they do not believe it " ( p. 50 ) .
 Karl Idsvoog 's journal article , " TV sitting on stories to improve ratings , " claims that " the decision on when ( or if ) to run a piece is no longer determined just by asking is the report concise , clear , and well produced ; is it fair , thorough and accurate ? There are now more critical questions . What 's the lead - in ? Where do we place the promotion ? Will it deliver better numbers on Monday or Wednesday ? " ( Idsvoog , p. 38 ) . However , he adds that " in the long run , adhering to a higher standard of ethics delivers a higher standard of performance " ( p. 39 ) .
 Carol Guensburg examines the ethical dilemmas of news reporting that involve the media agency 's owner in the December 1998 issue of American Journalism Review ( p. 10 ) . In " When the story is about the owner , " she determines that it is up to the individual journalists and news operations to continue reporting important stories , regardless of the impact they may have on corporate or advertising interests ( Guensburg , p. 11 ) .
 American Journalism Review 's October 1998 article by Jane Kirtley , " Second - guessing news judgment , " looks at the issue of FCC regulations of news coverage ( p. 86 ) . She notes that having the governmental agency get involved in news coverage would likely lead to the consequence that " broadcasters will be discouraged from covering controversial issues at all " ( Kirtley , p. 86 ) .


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Make the most out of every season with the incomparable 2019 Airstream Globetrotter 25FB! It's an ideal Travel Trailer for long-distance trips and family camping adventures! You can find this quality RV at National RV Detroit, located at 44700 N I 94 Service Dr Belleville Michigan 48111! We sell top RV brands at wholesale prices, making us a top Detroit RV dealer! If you don't live near Belleville or the Detroit area, we can still bring your dream camper to you with our 24/7 delivery across North America! So give us a call at 734-439-3400 to start your road to RV fun today!
When you're on the road, sometimes meals can be a challenge. But they'll be a breeze in the Airstream Globetrotter 25FB thanks to the wonderful kitchen that comes in this RV! It has a full suite of modern appliances, including a 3 burner range cooktop and a handy 6.70 cu. ft. refrigerator that can stock your favorite meats, fresh veggies, fruits, and beverages! You'll be able to clean, drink, and cook with plenty of water from the 39 gallon freshwater tank!
In the past, did you miss leisurely, hot showers when you were on the road? Or did you have to make that tedious trek through the campground to the cold, damp, messy community bathroom and then wait in line if you wanted a shower? There's good news for you when you camp in the Airstream Globetrotter 25FB! It boasts a bathroom with a roomy shower as well as a handy Porcelain Foot Flush toilet! Comfort, convenience, and privacy, with plenty of clean, hot water thanks to the 39 gallon freshwater tank and 60 lbs. of LP tank capacity! Dirty water and waste are stored in the 37 gallon gray water tank and the 39 gallon black water tank, respectively.

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Make the most out of every season with the incomparable 2019 Airstream Globetrotter 25FB ! It 's an ideal Travel Trailer for long - distance trips and family camping adventures ! You can find this quality RV at National RV Detroit , located at 44700 N I 94 Service Dr Belleville Michigan 48111 ! We sell top RV brands at wholesale prices , making us a top Detroit RV dealer ! If you do n't live near Belleville or the Detroit area , we can still bring your dream camper to you with our 24/7 delivery across North America ! So give us a call at 734 - 439 - 3400 to start your road to RV fun today !
 When you 're on the road , sometimes meals can be a challenge . But they 'll be a breeze in the Airstream Globetrotter 25FB thanks to the wonderful kitchen that comes in this RV ! It has a full suite of modern appliances , including a 3 burner range cooktop and a handy 6.70 cu . ft . refrigerator that can stock your favorite meats , fresh veggies , fruits , and beverages ! You 'll be able to clean , drink , and cook with plenty of water from the 39 gallon freshwater tank !
 In the past , did you miss leisurely , hot showers when you were on the road ? Or did you have to make that tedious trek through the campground to the cold , damp , messy community bathroom and then wait in line if you wanted a shower ? There 's good news for you when you camp in the Airstream Globetrotter 25FB ! It boasts a bathroom with a roomy shower as well as a handy Porcelain Foot Flush toilet ! Comfort , convenience , and privacy , with plenty of clean , hot water thanks to the 39 gallon freshwater tank and 60 lbs . of LP tank capacity ! Dirty water and waste are stored in the 37 gallon gray water tank and the 39 gallon black water tank , respectively .


text: Jacob Funk Kirkegaard is a senior advisor with International Capital Strategies. He is also a senior fellow with the Peterson Institute for International Economics and has been associated with the Institute since 2002. Before joining the Institute, he worked with the Danish Ministry of Defense, the United Nations in Iraq, and in the private financial sector. He is a graduate of the Danish Army's Special School of Intelligence and Linguistics with the rank of first lieutenant; the University of Aarhus in Aarhus, Denmark; the Columbia University in New York; and received his PhD from Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies. He is coeditor ofTransatlantic Economic Challenges in an Era of Growing Multipolarity (2012), author of The Accelerating Decline in America's High-Skilled Workforce: Implications for Immigration Policy (2007), coauthor of US Pension Reform: Lessons from Other Countries (2009) and Transforming the European Economy (2004), and assisted with Accelerating the Globalization of America: The Role for Information Technology (2006). His current research focuses on European economies and reform, immigration, foreign direct investment trends and estimations, pension systems, demographics, offshoring, and the impact of information technology.

tokenized: Jacob Funk Kirkegaard is a senior advisor with International Capital Strategies . He is also a senior fellow with the Peterson Institute for International Economics and has been associated with the Institute since 2002 . Before joining the Institute , he worked with the Danish Ministry of Defense , the United Nations in Iraq , and in the private financial sector . He is a graduate of the Danish Army 's Special School of Intelligence and Linguistics with the rank of first lieutenant ; the University of Aarhus in Aarhus , Denmark ; the Columbia University in New York ; and received his PhD from Johns Hopkins University , School of Advanced International Studies . He is coeditor ofTransatlantic Economic Challenges in an Era of Growing Multipolarity ( 2012 ) , author of The Accelerating Decline in America 's High - Skilled Workforce : Implications for Immigration Policy ( 2007 ) , coauthor of US Pension Reform : Lessons from Other Countries ( 2009 ) and Transforming the European Economy ( 2004 ) , and assisted with Accelerating the Globalization of America : The Role for Information Technology ( 2006 ) . His current research focuses on European economies and reform , immigration , foreign direct investment trends and estimations , pension systems , demographics , offshoring , and the impact of information technology .


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San Diego, CA – When last we saw the Chevy Blazer, it was 2005. Mariah Carey was topping the charts. George W. Bush was starting his second term as U.S. president. Hamid Karzai was the new leader of the “liberated” Afghanistan.
And the Blazer? Well, the SUV built on the frame of a S-10 pickup was ready to retire.
Now, after a 14-year break, Chevrolet has brought back a mid-sized crossover SUV under the name Blazer. But, other than the name, you’d be hard pressed to connect the new SUV with the rough-and-ready truck from yesteryear.
Blazer is five-passenger, two-row crossover that fits between the compact Equinox and three-row Traverse.
It is attractive – much better looking – than the original, and displays far superior road manners. Its smooth and quiet ride is a credit to unibody construction, instead of the old body-on-frame. It’s also more fuel-efficient, thanks to stop/start technology, cylinder deactivation in the V6 and a smooth-shifting nine-speed automatic that always seems to know the right gear.
Its frisky RS trim level is the hot rod of the family. It has the boldest look, with a blacked-out front end and black up-sized 21-inch wheels (from standard 18-inch). It looks especially good on a bright red body colour. Its engine growl is just loud enough to let you know the optional 3.6-litre V6 means business, cranking out a respectable 305 hp and 269 lb.-ft. of torque.
The Premier trim level is more dignified, with generous chrome treatment on the outside and quality accented leather interior treatment. Automatic heated steering wheel and heated/ventilated front seats tie in with the automatic climate control system. The windows can be opened remotely to let cabin heat out as you approach the car.
All models have HID headlamps mounted low and LED daytime running lights.
Cargo space is an impressive 1,818 litres with the rear seated folded. A rail-based system allows the space to be configured and blocked off as needed to secure items, and the rails store neatly in front of the spare tire when not needed.
There are some nifty touches to this vehicle – like a hands-free power liftgate with a light that shines a Chevy emblem on the ground to show you where to swing your foot. Inside, the rear seat slides forward to allow more cargo space and tilts back to allow extra headroom – unnecessary, since a six-footer can easily fit with the seat upright.
Chevrolet’s updated Infotainment 3 system comes with 8.0-inch touchscreen, and Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility. There are up to six USB ports – even the new USB type-C standard – wireless phone charging, and a subscription-based 4G LTE WiFi hot spot. Active noise cancelling is standard on all trim levels. The rearview camera “hitch view” makes hooking up to a trailer a one-person job.
Chevy started with the platform found on the XT5 and Acadia models, but it moved the wheels 44 millimetres further out to gain a squatter, planted feel, said Larry Mihalko, Chevy’s vehicle performance manager.
The sporty RS also has high rate suspension springs, heavy stabilizer bars, sport-turned dampers and oversized shock absorbers. Although a relatively tall vehicle, the clever engineers have made this SUV feel very sportscar-like.
Its frisky RS trim level is the hot rod of the family. It has the boldest look, with a blacked-out front end and black up-sized 21-inch wheels (from standard 18-inch).
The active yaw control system inputs traction data 100 times per second and adjusts power to each wheel. In hard cornering, it sends up to 80 per cent of the power to the outside rear wheel to push the SUV in the right direction.
Drivers can also switch to front-wheel drive to cut fuel consumption under highway conditions. Fuel economy ranges around 9 litres/100 km in combined city/highway driving. The stock 2.5-litre turbo-charged four-cylinder offers a marginal gain in fuel economy over the six, and delivers 193 hp and 188 lb.-ft. of torque.
A trip to the hills east of San Diego, Calif., confirms that this is an able highway cruiser, but no off-road bruiser. It comes equipped with street tires and a low front end that would whither at the first sight of a rock.
Even so, there’s much to like in this revived Blazer. The entry-level basic model starts at just over C$30,000 in Canada, is well-equipped and offers good value. The highest trim levels, however, are more than C$50,000 – definitely pushing the limits of the category, which includes Mazda CX5, Ford Edge, Nissan Murano, and Toyota Highlander.
You don’t have to go high-end to get a fun ride with the Blazer. Whatever configuration you choose, it feels like a sturdy and stable vehicle designed for city and highway driving.
The Blazer is available for order across North America now.

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San Diego , CA – When last we saw the Chevy Blazer , it was 2005 . Mariah Carey was topping the charts . George W. Bush was starting his second term as U.S. president . Hamid Karzai was the new leader of the “ liberated ” Afghanistan .
 And the Blazer ? Well , the SUV built on the frame of a S-10 pickup was ready to retire .
 Now , after a 14 - year break , Chevrolet has brought back a mid - sized crossover SUV under the name Blazer . But , other than the name , you ’d be hard pressed to connect the new SUV with the rough - and - ready truck from yesteryear .
 Blazer is five - passenger , two - row crossover that fits between the compact Equinox and three - row Traverse .
 It is attractive – much better looking – than the original , and displays far superior road manners . Its smooth and quiet ride is a credit to unibody construction , instead of the old body - on - frame . It ’s also more fuel - efficient , thanks to stop / start technology , cylinder deactivation in the V6 and a smooth - shifting nine - speed automatic that always seems to know the right gear .
 Its frisky RS trim level is the hot rod of the family . It has the boldest look , with a blacked - out front end and black up - sized 21 - inch wheels ( from standard 18 - inch ) . It looks especially good on a bright red body colour . Its engine growl is just loud enough to let you know the optional 3.6 - litre V6 means business , cranking out a respectable 305 hp and 269 lb.-ft . of torque .
 The Premier trim level is more dignified , with generous chrome treatment on the outside and quality accented leather interior treatment . Automatic heated steering wheel and heated / ventilated front seats tie in with the automatic climate control system . The windows can be opened remotely to let cabin heat out as you approach the car .
 All models have HID headlamps mounted low and LED daytime running lights .
 Cargo space is an impressive 1,818 litres with the rear seated folded . A rail - based system allows the space to be configured and blocked off as needed to secure items , and the rails store neatly in front of the spare tire when not needed .
 There are some nifty touches to this vehicle – like a hands - free power liftgate with a light that shines a Chevy emblem on the ground to show you where to swing your foot . Inside , the rear seat slides forward to allow more cargo space and tilts back to allow extra headroom – unnecessary , since a six - footer can easily fit with the seat upright .
 Chevrolet ’s updated Infotainment 3 system comes with 8.0 - inch touchscreen , and Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility . There are up to six USB ports – even the new USB type - C standard – wireless phone charging , and a subscription - based 4 G LTE WiFi hot spot . Active noise cancelling is standard on all trim levels . The rearview camera “ hitch view ” makes hooking up to a trailer a one - person job .
 Chevy started with the platform found on the XT5 and Acadia models , but it moved the wheels 44 millimetres further out to gain a squatter , planted feel , said Larry Mihalko , Chevy ’s vehicle performance manager .
 The sporty RS also has high rate suspension springs , heavy stabilizer bars , sport - turned dampers and oversized shock absorbers . Although a relatively tall vehicle , the clever engineers have made this SUV feel very sportscar - like .
 Its frisky RS trim level is the hot rod of the family . It has the boldest look , with a blacked - out front end and black up - sized 21 - inch wheels ( from standard 18 - inch ) .
 The active yaw control system inputs traction data 100 times per second and adjusts power to each wheel . In hard cornering , it sends up to 80 per cent of the power to the outside rear wheel to push the SUV in the right direction .
 Drivers can also switch to front - wheel drive to cut fuel consumption under highway conditions . Fuel economy ranges around 9 litres/100 km in combined city / highway driving . The stock 2.5 - litre turbo - charged four - cylinder offers a marginal gain in fuel economy over the six , and delivers 193 hp and 188 lb.-ft . of torque .
 A trip to the hills east of San Diego , Calif. , confirms that this is an able highway cruiser , but no off - road bruiser . It comes equipped with street tires and a low front end that would whither at the first sight of a rock .
 Even so , there ’s much to like in this revived Blazer . The entry - level basic model starts at just over C$ 30,000 in Canada , is well - equipped and offers good value . The highest trim levels , however , are more than C$ 50,000 – definitely pushing the limits of the category , which includes Mazda CX5 , Ford Edge , Nissan Murano , and Toyota Highlander .
 You do n’t have to go high - end to get a fun ride with the Blazer . Whatever configuration you choose , it feels like a sturdy and stable vehicle designed for city and highway driving .
 The Blazer is available for order across North America now .


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Writer and human rights advocate.
Jonathan Meddings is a writer and human rights advocate.
Jacqui Lambie Gets Everyday Aussies. The Turnbull Government Does Not.
Lambie's words were the opposite of what we have come to expect from politicians. They were honest, heartfelt, compassionate, and mostly true.
He is political incorrectness gone mad.

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Writer and human rights advocate .
 Jonathan Meddings is a writer and human rights advocate .
 Jacqui Lambie Gets Everyday Aussies . The Turnbull Government Does Not .
 Lambie 's words were the opposite of what we have come to expect from politicians . They were honest , heartfelt , compassionate , and mostly true .
 He is political incorrectness gone mad .


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Taras Filatov graduated from Kharkiv National University of Radioelectronics (KNURE), Ukraine and passed his Master of Philosophy at the Wessex Institute of Technology (WIT). Taras continued his research at WIT and has now successfully passed his PhD viva with the thesis ‘Adaptive Evolutionary Navigation in Knowledge Representation Systems’. His external examiner was Dr Gary Wills from the University of Southampton and the internal was Dr Andrés Peratta.
The main objective of this work was to develop architecture and carry out the implementation of a fully automated knowledge representation system, capable of rendering textual documents from various unstructured sources, online or offline, into a single web knowledge base where navigation was automatically provided by the system. This navigation was carried out using the principles of natural browsing.
The system architecture was developed in two main parts: data preparation and interactive knowledge representation. Novel approaches were introduced in both the data compression and representation parts to overcome difficulties that had prevented the construction of comprehensive full cycle systems in the past.
The data preparation employed modern information retrieval techniques, such as search engine elements, and represented the documents corpus as vector space. However, a distinguishing part was the application of the dimensionality reduction technique to reduce the vector space while keeping the relevance calculation features by reducing the dimensionality on initial vector space to intrinsic dimensionality value.
The interactive knowledge representation implemented the innovative concept of a ‘live’ navigational panel powered with evolutionary algorithms. This was achieved through the system of rules divided into two algorithms serving both dormant and active cycles of user-system interaction.
As a result of his research, both examiners recommended the award of Doctor of Philosophy.

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Taras Filatov graduated from Kharkiv National University of Radioelectronics ( KNURE ) , Ukraine and passed his Master of Philosophy at the Wessex Institute of Technology ( WIT ) . Taras continued his research at WIT and has now successfully passed his PhD viva with the thesis ‘ Adaptive Evolutionary Navigation in Knowledge Representation Systems ’ . His external examiner was Dr Gary Wills from the University of Southampton and the internal was Dr Andrés Peratta .
 The main objective of this work was to develop architecture and carry out the implementation of a fully automated knowledge representation system , capable of rendering textual documents from various unstructured sources , online or offline , into a single web knowledge base where navigation was automatically provided by the system . This navigation was carried out using the principles of natural browsing .
 The system architecture was developed in two main parts : data preparation and interactive knowledge representation . Novel approaches were introduced in both the data compression and representation parts to overcome difficulties that had prevented the construction of comprehensive full cycle systems in the past .
 The data preparation employed modern information retrieval techniques , such as search engine elements , and represented the documents corpus as vector space . However , a distinguishing part was the application of the dimensionality reduction technique to reduce the vector space while keeping the relevance calculation features by reducing the dimensionality on initial vector space to intrinsic dimensionality value .
 The interactive knowledge representation implemented the innovative concept of a ‘ live ’ navigational panel powered with evolutionary algorithms . This was achieved through the system of rules divided into two algorithms serving both dormant and active cycles of user - system interaction .
 As a result of his research , both examiners recommended the award of Doctor of Philosophy .


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You've noticed something that's at once obvious and subtle about astrology: opposite signs have a lot in common, and astrologers will work with these similarities. And it's very common that people with a strong sign placement will draw a lot of the opposite sign into their lives.
However, you were also reading Pisces birthday reports during a time when the ruler of Virgo was retrograde in its opposite sign, Pisces. So that was providing plenty of room for overlapping themes, since in many respects Pisces and Virgo have been fully merged for a few months. However, these two signs can seem strikingly similar, even to the oddest details, until you get far enough below the surface to see that Pisces really is Pisces and Virgo really is Virgo.

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You 've noticed something that 's at once obvious and subtle about astrology : opposite signs have a lot in common , and astrologers will work with these similarities . And it 's very common that people with a strong sign placement will draw a lot of the opposite sign into their lives .
 However , you were also reading Pisces birthday reports during a time when the ruler of Virgo was retrograde in its opposite sign , Pisces . So that was providing plenty of room for overlapping themes , since in many respects Pisces and Virgo have been fully merged for a few months . However , these two signs can seem strikingly similar , even to the oddest details , until you get far enough below the surface to see that Pisces really is Pisces and Virgo really is Virgo .


text: The 1 Series offers all that BMW stands for in a compact package. Available with three or five doors, this sleek and sporty car is a joy to drive, exceptionally comfortable to ride in as a passenger and economical to own thanks to the range of innovative engines on offer. Here at Cowley Motor Company you'll find a great selection of quality used BMW 1 Series models, all of which have been thoroughly tested and checked before arriving on the forecourt. Take the chance to view our latest stock of used cars here on the website, before contacting a member of the team to discuss your requirements in more detail.

tokenized: The 1 Series offers all that BMW stands for in a compact package . Available with three or five doors , this sleek and sporty car is a joy to drive , exceptionally comfortable to ride in as a passenger and economical to own thanks to the range of innovative engines on offer . Here at Cowley Motor Company you 'll find a great selection of quality used BMW 1 Series models , all of which have been thoroughly tested and checked before arriving on the forecourt . Take the chance to view our latest stock of used cars here on the website , before contacting a member of the team to discuss your requirements in more detail .


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A top foreign policy adviser for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney lobbied for businesses that did business with Iran. Maybe this is what Romney means when he says he’s going to do the “opposite” of President Barack Obama on Israel?
Former Representative Vin Weber (R-MN) is currently a partner of the lobbying firm Clark and Weinstock which has lobbied on behalf of Alcoa, Hyundai Motor Company, Ernst Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, BNP Paribas, Zurich Financial Services, Ericsson, Nokia, and Panasonic. According to United Against Iran, “a not-for-profit, non-partisan, advocacy group that seeks to prevent Iran from fulfilling its ambition to obtain nuclear weapons,” each of these companies had or has business with the Islamic Republic of Iran. Furthermore, according to OpenSecrets.org, a website dedicated to enlightening the public about how much money is spent on lobbying expenditures, Weber has lobbied on behalf of one or more of the above listed companies as recently as 2012.
This raises serious questions about Romney’s judgment when it comes to selecting his most trusted advisers. How committed can Romney be to stopping Iran in its pursuit of nuclear weapons if one of his top foreign policy advisers actually lobbied for companies that did business with Iran? What was Weber lobbying for?
Stopping Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons is one of the most pressing national security challenges facing us today and President Obama’s resolve is clear. As Obama continues to strengthen sanctions and keep all options on the table to stop Iran, Romney has a top “special adviser” who actually lobbied for companies that did business with Iran.
That is quite the opposite.
Worse, this is endemic of a party-wide challenge that the GOP seems to be having with regard to doing the right thing on Iran—whether to side with big business or strengthening Iran sanctions, as evidenced by the fifth party-line House GOP vote to side with former over the latter.

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A top foreign policy adviser for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney lobbied for businesses that did business with Iran . Maybe this is what Romney means when he says he ’s going to do the “ opposite ” of President Barack Obama on Israel ?
 Former Representative Vin Weber ( R - MN ) is currently a partner of the lobbying firm Clark and Weinstock which has lobbied on behalf of Alcoa , Hyundai Motor Company , Ernst Young , PricewaterhouseCoopers , BNP Paribas , Zurich Financial Services , Ericsson , Nokia , and Panasonic . According to United Against Iran , “ a not - for - profit , non - partisan , advocacy group that seeks to prevent Iran from fulfilling its ambition to obtain nuclear weapons , ” each of these companies had or has business with the Islamic Republic of Iran . Furthermore , according to OpenSecrets.org , a website dedicated to enlightening the public about how much money is spent on lobbying expenditures , Weber has lobbied on behalf of one or more of the above listed companies as recently as 2012 .
 This raises serious questions about Romney ’s judgment when it comes to selecting his most trusted advisers . How committed can Romney be to stopping Iran in its pursuit of nuclear weapons if one of his top foreign policy advisers actually lobbied for companies that did business with Iran ? What was Weber lobbying for ?
 Stopping Iran ’s pursuit of nuclear weapons is one of the most pressing national security challenges facing us today and President Obama ’s resolve is clear . As Obama continues to strengthen sanctions and keep all options on the table to stop Iran , Romney has a top “ special adviser ” who actually lobbied for companies that did business with Iran .
 That is quite the opposite .
 Worse , this is endemic of a party - wide challenge that the GOP seems to be having with regard to doing the right thing on Iran — whether to side with big business or strengthening Iran sanctions , as evidenced by the fifth party - line House GOP vote to side with former over the latter .


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A new EU Drivers Hours and Tachograph Law has just gone into effect, and it will impact owners of panel vans, 4x4 pickups and sports utility vehicles that use their vehicles for towing for business. The new law indicates that vehicles with a Gross Mass over 3,500kg must be fitted with a tachograph that will record the driver and vehicle’s activities. Gross Mass is calculated as the weight of the vehicle as well as the trailer towed behind it. In order to be in compliance, drivers not only need to have the tachograph, but also obey hours regulations. Unfortunately, not all of the smaller vehicles that now fall under the requirement are able to be fitted with the devices. Both van manufacturers and tachometer manufacturers need to find solutions.
This law was not an issue previously, as until recently vehicles Gross Mass was lower than 3,490kg. But as vehicles have improved in their capabilities and are now able to tow caravans, the change was deemed to be necessary.
Private vehicles being used to tow caravans are not impacted by the law, but if you are a business carrying extra equipment or supplies via caravan behind your van, the requirements apply. The fleet industry, which often uses vans to tow caravans, should note that if a tow bar is being attached to a vehicle then the tachometer needs to be installed as well.
Car manufacturers that have not previously needed to be able to equip these devices onto their vehicles are working to find a fix in order to prevent drivers from being open to prosecution.

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A new EU Drivers Hours and Tachograph Law has just gone into effect , and it will impact owners of panel vans , 4x4 pickups and sports utility vehicles that use their vehicles for towing for business . The new law indicates that vehicles with a Gross Mass over 3,500 kg must be fitted with a tachograph that will record the driver and vehicle ’s activities . Gross Mass is calculated as the weight of the vehicle as well as the trailer towed behind it . In order to be in compliance , drivers not only need to have the tachograph , but also obey hours regulations . Unfortunately , not all of the smaller vehicles that now fall under the requirement are able to be fitted with the devices . Both van manufacturers and tachometer manufacturers need to find solutions .
 This law was not an issue previously , as until recently vehicles Gross Mass was lower than 3,490 kg . But as vehicles have improved in their capabilities and are now able to tow caravans , the change was deemed to be necessary .
 Private vehicles being used to tow caravans are not impacted by the law , but if you are a business carrying extra equipment or supplies via caravan behind your van , the requirements apply . The fleet industry , which often uses vans to tow caravans , should note that if a tow bar is being attached to a vehicle then the tachometer needs to be installed as well .
 Car manufacturers that have not previously needed to be able to equip these devices onto their vehicles are working to find a fix in order to prevent drivers from being open to prosecution .


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I recently went on a trip with my youngest daughter to Atlanta, Georgia. I had not been to Georgia before. I used to live in Alabama and Florida (at different times), so I figured it would be mostly the same. What I didn't know was that Atlanta is Gotham City. You may not have known this, and I'm sorry if I'm ruining some fantasy-other-wordliness aspect of Gotham City, but....it's in Georgia.
Our adventure began when we got the rental car and headed out in the safe hands of GPS (aka evil maniacal devil guide) to our hotel. I don't know when I decided Siri was a reliable source again. She has burned me way too many times in the past for me to have any sane reason to trust her, but here I was, across the country in the middle of a rainy night, trusting my life to the voice in my phone with a desire to kill me.
How do I know she wants to kill me? Let's recap. I have gotten lost more times than not when using her. Usually it is because she decides to tell me to take U turns in the middle of freeways or busy roads. Other times it is because she leads me to my destination which actually turns out to be a lonely spot in the middle of nowhere, perfect for murder. This time, it was to the back side of a prison. Yes, just pull into the guarded driveway...don't mind the guns..."your destination is on the right"....sure it is. I didn't fall for it.
I had a feeling that no matter what Siri said, I should probably head towards the taller, better lighted buildings in the distance. By some miracle, we ended up at our hotel. I prefer to believe it was devine guidance. On the way, we discovered we were in Gotham. It wasn't hard to tell, all we had to do was look up. The buildings were somewhat shrouded in fog. Did I mention it was raining? Constantly? The entire weekend? The fog swirled around the tops of the buildings. One building in particular had lights shining off the top, cutting through the fog, just waiting for the Bat signal to be blasted into the sky. It was Gotham. I'm sure of it. If that wasn't enough proof, the sirens that screamed all night were the clincher. I didn't actually SEE Batman, but I'm pretty sure I saw something dark and caped streak past my 9th floor hotel window in the middle of the night.
The rest of our trip went fairly well. We went to a Art walk/block party, very much NOT like the art walks here in Arizona. I expected to see cool art that made my mind scream, "How did they think of that!?" like what happens at the art walks here. Instead, what my mind was screaming was more of a, "WHY did they think of that? What is wrong with them!?" My daughter assured me it was all about the experience, not the product. That had to be the only resoning behind the live music in the "Mammal Bar" which turned out to be a very warm, over crowded room (bar), with a group of adult size toddlers playing on xylophones, recorders, and bongos....with no apparent melody in common. My brain hurt and I wanted to curl up with something familiar, like a cactus. It was painful.
All in all, I totally enjoyed my trip with my daughter. She is an awesome person. I'd want to be her friend if we weren't related. She's totally cool. She is also blessed/cursed with the same talent as I have. We both see celebrity faces in random people. On this trip we saw young DiCaprio, Ice T's uncle, A white Bruno Mars, and the perfect blend of Bradley Cooper and Will Arnett. I admit to following the latter around with my eyes for quite a while and even snapping a picture. Is that weird? It's not like I'm going to stalk him or google his picture online and find out his name and whether or not that girl with him was his girlfriend or send him bunnies or anything, it was purely for research.
Have never asked Siri anything but have of course used a GPS well Tim has I have never even tried to punch in an address in one. They are great except when they get you lost or send you down a one way street the wrong way and that has happened a few time to me and Tim.

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I recently went on a trip with my youngest daughter to Atlanta , Georgia . I had not been to Georgia before . I used to live in Alabama and Florida ( at different times ) , so I figured it would be mostly the same . What I did n't know was that Atlanta is Gotham City . You may not have known this , and I 'm sorry if I 'm ruining some fantasy - other - wordliness aspect of Gotham City , but .... it 's in Georgia .
 Our adventure began when we got the rental car and headed out in the safe hands of GPS ( aka evil maniacal devil guide ) to our hotel . I do n't know when I decided Siri was a reliable source again . She has burned me way too many times in the past for me to have any sane reason to trust her , but here I was , across the country in the middle of a rainy night , trusting my life to the voice in my phone with a desire to kill me .
 How do I know she wants to kill me ? Let 's recap . I have gotten lost more times than not when using her . Usually it is because she decides to tell me to take U turns in the middle of freeways or busy roads . Other times it is because she leads me to my destination which actually turns out to be a lonely spot in the middle of nowhere , perfect for murder . This time , it was to the back side of a prison . Yes , just pull into the guarded driveway ... don't mind the guns ... "your destination is on the right" .... sure it is . I did n't fall for it .
 I had a feeling that no matter what Siri said , I should probably head towards the taller , better lighted buildings in the distance . By some miracle , we ended up at our hotel . I prefer to believe it was devine guidance . On the way , we discovered we were in Gotham . It was n't hard to tell , all we had to do was look up . The buildings were somewhat shrouded in fog . Did I mention it was raining ? Constantly ? The entire weekend ? The fog swirled around the tops of the buildings . One building in particular had lights shining off the top , cutting through the fog , just waiting for the Bat signal to be blasted into the sky . It was Gotham . I 'm sure of it . If that was n't enough proof , the sirens that screamed all night were the clincher . I did n't actually SEE Batman , but I 'm pretty sure I saw something dark and caped streak past my 9th floor hotel window in the middle of the night .
 The rest of our trip went fairly well . We went to a Art walk / block party , very much NOT like the art walks here in Arizona . I expected to see cool art that made my mind scream , " How did they think of that ! ? " like what happens at the art walks here . Instead , what my mind was screaming was more of a , " WHY did they think of that ? What is wrong with them ! ? " My daughter assured me it was all about the experience , not the product . That had to be the only resoning behind the live music in the " Mammal Bar " which turned out to be a very warm , over crowded room ( bar ) , with a group of adult size toddlers playing on xylophones , recorders , and bongos .... with no apparent melody in common . My brain hurt and I wanted to curl up with something familiar , like a cactus . It was painful .
 All in all , I totally enjoyed my trip with my daughter . She is an awesome person . I 'd want to be her friend if we were n't related . She 's totally cool . She is also blessed / cursed with the same talent as I have . We both see celebrity faces in random people . On this trip we saw young DiCaprio , Ice T 's uncle , A white Bruno Mars , and the perfect blend of Bradley Cooper and Will Arnett . I admit to following the latter around with my eyes for quite a while and even snapping a picture . Is that weird ? It 's not like I 'm going to stalk him or google his picture online and find out his name and whether or not that girl with him was his girlfriend or send him bunnies or anything , it was purely for research .
 Have never asked Siri anything but have of course used a GPS well Tim has I have never even tried to punch in an address in one . They are great except when they get you lost or send you down a one way street the wrong way and that has happened a few time to me and Tim .


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At our law firm, we strive to handle the wide-ranging legal needs of our clients in their corporate activities in a manner that is flexible and thorough. Our practice has been not just to put forward a simple legal theory, but to sufficiently analyze the situation our client companies are in and provide forward-looking corporate legal services capable of guiding a course of action for the company in question.
At our law firm, we are well versed in civil substantive law and the Code of Civil Procedure and endeavor to settle disputes swiftly and appropriately. With lawsuits we develop sophisticated legal arguments based on "The Requisite Facts Theory” of the Legal Training and Research Institute of Japan and prepare carefully for witness examinations. We are proud of our track record with numerous cases over many years in the area of civil provisional remedies and civil execution, and we have also at times proactively made submissions with respect to court practices. Our advantage of developing appropriate outlooks on the outcome of legal procedures is useful in pre-trial negotiations and ADR (with alternative dispute resolution organizations).
We also provide legal services regarding the various types of regulations pertaining to the Personal Information Protection Act and the Act Regarding Use, etc. of Numbers for Identification of Specific Individual in Administrative Procedure (so-called the My Number Act). In particular, the characteristic feature of our law firm is that we are able to provide legal services paying careful attention to the guidelines for the financial sector and the credit sector by levering the knowledge we have accumulated in relation to financial institutions and various financial service providers. We not only provide simple regulatory compliance, but also have a track record in conducting various different types of examinations regarding the utilization of data and new services, such as government systems used for authentication of individuals.
At our law firm, we not only correspond to the constantly changing labor-related laws and regulations and trends in labor administration, we also assist with the various human resources and labor issues that arise within companies.
The revisions to ISO9001 in 2000 meant that international quality control standards, such as PDCA cycles and spiral methodologies, have come to apply not just to the manufacturing industry, but also to services and organizations. At our law firm, we are conscious that this has been the fundamental trigger for the requirement to develop, maintain, and enhance internal controls and risk management systems to also be incorporated into various regulatory laws, such as the Companies Act and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Our firm maintains this fundamental awareness whilst also on the other hand providing legal services and practice in risk management in keeping with the detailed regulatory codes.
In the area of corporate rehabilitation and bankruptcy law, expertise is now also required not only in conventional applicant's representative and receiver related legal work, but also in M&A related legal work and the associated financial legal work. At our law firm, we provide consultation services not only for debtors, but also for creditors (holders of the right of separate satisfaction) and sponsors. We have proactively expanded our work in this area of practice and have also handled many instances of representative work for the creditor's side in the event of bankruptcy of a relevant party in an asset liquidation or securitization transaction.
At our law firm, we provide a range of services such as lobbying central ministries and agencies, local governments and other public bodies with lawmaking recommendations regarding the areas under their jurisdiction as well as providing support with the drafting of legislation. In addition to traditional legal services such as consultation work regarding legal issues unique to public organizations and statutory interpretation, and drafting various regulations and contracts, our firm recently has been increasingly providing advice on Private-Public Partnerships (PPPs) that employ a variety of mechanisms and schemes, such as projects utilizing public real estate, comprehensive outsourcing to the private sector, and the Designated Manager System, etc.
We provide a broad range of legal services such as building schemes, drafting contracts and corresponding to regulation, etc. in many cases involving general real estate transactions, securitization of real estate and real estate funds, etc.
We ensure we grasp an understanding of new and revised laws, mainly in the area of laws and regulations in the finance sector, in a timely manner and work with a variety of industry organizations and research panels regarding how to deal with them. We also cooperate with the building of legal systems as well as on the other hand submit opinions to avoid over-regulation, and proactively engage in policy-related legal work pertaining to lawmaking.

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At our law firm , we strive to handle the wide - ranging legal needs of our clients in their corporate activities in a manner that is flexible and thorough . Our practice has been not just to put forward a simple legal theory , but to sufficiently analyze the situation our client companies are in and provide forward - looking corporate legal services capable of guiding a course of action for the company in question .
 At our law firm , we are well versed in civil substantive law and the Code of Civil Procedure and endeavor to settle disputes swiftly and appropriately . With lawsuits we develop sophisticated legal arguments based on " The Requisite Facts Theory ” of the Legal Training and Research Institute of Japan and prepare carefully for witness examinations . We are proud of our track record with numerous cases over many years in the area of civil provisional remedies and civil execution , and we have also at times proactively made submissions with respect to court practices . Our advantage of developing appropriate outlooks on the outcome of legal procedures is useful in pre - trial negotiations and ADR ( with alternative dispute resolution organizations ) .
 We also provide legal services regarding the various types of regulations pertaining to the Personal Information Protection Act and the Act Regarding Use , etc . of Numbers for Identification of Specific Individual in Administrative Procedure ( so - called the My Number Act ) . In particular , the characteristic feature of our law firm is that we are able to provide legal services paying careful attention to the guidelines for the financial sector and the credit sector by levering the knowledge we have accumulated in relation to financial institutions and various financial service providers . We not only provide simple regulatory compliance , but also have a track record in conducting various different types of examinations regarding the utilization of data and new services , such as government systems used for authentication of individuals .
 At our law firm , we not only correspond to the constantly changing labor - related laws and regulations and trends in labor administration , we also assist with the various human resources and labor issues that arise within companies .
 The revisions to ISO9001 in 2000 meant that international quality control standards , such as PDCA cycles and spiral methodologies , have come to apply not just to the manufacturing industry , but also to services and organizations . At our law firm , we are conscious that this has been the fundamental trigger for the requirement to develop , maintain , and enhance internal controls and risk management systems to also be incorporated into various regulatory laws , such as the Companies Act and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act . Our firm maintains this fundamental awareness whilst also on the other hand providing legal services and practice in risk management in keeping with the detailed regulatory codes .
 In the area of corporate rehabilitation and bankruptcy law , expertise is now also required not only in conventional applicant 's representative and receiver related legal work , but also in M&A related legal work and the associated financial legal work . At our law firm , we provide consultation services not only for debtors , but also for creditors ( holders of the right of separate satisfaction ) and sponsors . We have proactively expanded our work in this area of practice and have also handled many instances of representative work for the creditor 's side in the event of bankruptcy of a relevant party in an asset liquidation or securitization transaction .
 At our law firm , we provide a range of services such as lobbying central ministries and agencies , local governments and other public bodies with lawmaking recommendations regarding the areas under their jurisdiction as well as providing support with the drafting of legislation . In addition to traditional legal services such as consultation work regarding legal issues unique to public organizations and statutory interpretation , and drafting various regulations and contracts , our firm recently has been increasingly providing advice on Private - Public Partnerships ( PPPs ) that employ a variety of mechanisms and schemes , such as projects utilizing public real estate , comprehensive outsourcing to the private sector , and the Designated Manager System , etc .
 We provide a broad range of legal services such as building schemes , drafting contracts and corresponding to regulation , etc . in many cases involving general real estate transactions , securitization of real estate and real estate funds , etc .
 We ensure we grasp an understanding of new and revised laws , mainly in the area of laws and regulations in the finance sector , in a timely manner and work with a variety of industry organizations and research panels regarding how to deal with them . We also cooperate with the building of legal systems as well as on the other hand submit opinions to avoid over - regulation , and proactively engage in policy - related legal work pertaining to lawmaking .


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For more than thirty years Ken Duncan has travelled the world capturing those precious moments in time that not only can record a history of the world as it is and was, but so many more times captures the true beauty of the world in all its many guises; magnificence, turbulence, fury and destruction, but above all hope and renewal of life on earth.
He has, once again, offered his unique selection of photos on Life, his in particular, in a manner designed to reach out and touch all with the love and beauty that is life, a journey.From the first page to the very last Ken Duncan shares his continuing love of life, of his journey, which is far from complete and his passion through the lens of his camera or rather, his life.
Many prints selected to create this unparalleled work come from a collection which spans more than thirty years, some recent and others which look back decades reflecting upon a lifestyle and country which no longer exists; changing as the world moves forward.
Each page is as unique as the picture place upon it with such loving care. Each photo has its own story: sometimes the story of how he managed to capture such an amazing image, sometimes his musings on life in general and more often than that not, his reflections on one of his many conversations with God, or the Creator, as he is often apt to be called.
Some of the photos are without words. other than a small caption or quote placed underneath. which is all that is required.
Duncan addresses the issues of global warming, political freedom, wildlife preservation and rainforests. He address life and politics in a very subtle but powerful medium, that of the photograph, one that says it all a thousand times over.
Reflective, motivational and unique, the best way to be able to absorb the magnificence in the pages is to begin at the beginning and read through it – no small task. Once you have completed the journey take a page a day, read, reflect and enjoy every moment of the experience and listen to the Creator speak to you thought the magnificent medium of Ken Douglas and his photos, as they portray our world for you.

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For more than thirty years Ken Duncan has travelled the world capturing those precious moments in time that not only can record a history of the world as it is and was , but so many more times captures the true beauty of the world in all its many guises ; magnificence , turbulence , fury and destruction , but above all hope and renewal of life on earth .
 He has , once again , offered his unique selection of photos on Life , his in particular , in a manner designed to reach out and touch all with the love and beauty that is life , a journey . From the first page to the very last Ken Duncan shares his continuing love of life , of his journey , which is far from complete and his passion through the lens of his camera or rather , his life .
 Many prints selected to create this unparalleled work come from a collection which spans more than thirty years , some recent and others which look back decades reflecting upon a lifestyle and country which no longer exists ; changing as the world moves forward .
 Each page is as unique as the picture place upon it with such loving care . Each photo has its own story : sometimes the story of how he managed to capture such an amazing image , sometimes his musings on life in general and more often than that not , his reflections on one of his many conversations with God , or the Creator , as he is often apt to be called .
 Some of the photos are without words . other than a small caption or quote placed underneath . which is all that is required .
 Duncan addresses the issues of global warming , political freedom , wildlife preservation and rainforests . He address life and politics in a very subtle but powerful medium , that of the photograph , one that says it all a thousand times over .
 Reflective , motivational and unique , the best way to be able to absorb the magnificence in the pages is to begin at the beginning and read through it – no small task . Once you have completed the journey take a page a day , read , reflect and enjoy every moment of the experience and listen to the Creator speak to you thought the magnificent medium of Ken Douglas and his photos , as they portray our world for you .


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And He came to earth as God’s only Son.
Now He is seated next to the Father in the heavenly sky.
That He is God’s Son indeed.
We must accept Him and do what He says is right.
That His promises are true so we will receive.
The works of the evil one who is full of lies.
When we accept Him we will receive the prize.

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And He came to earth as God ’s only Son .
 Now He is seated next to the Father in the heavenly sky .
 That He is God ’s Son indeed .
 We must accept Him and do what He says is right .
 That His promises are true so we will receive .
 The works of the evil one who is full of lies .
 When we accept Him we will receive the prize .


text: The Port of Neapolis is located in Vatica Bay, at the south-east of the Peloponnese. This port is one of the most ideal locations for provisioning, crew change, lubricants supplies, minor electronics repairs, etc., because it is on the crossroads of numerous international shipping lanes, including the Gibraltar Strait-Black Sea route, Adriatic Sea-Suez Canal or Black Sea route, and various other main sea lanes to/from the Adriatic Sea. The deviation required to reach Vatica Bay is can be as little as 3-5 nautical miles. The port offers safe anchorage (recommended anchorage position: 36º30'N /23º01'5''E) with good depths and no pilotage requirement for arrival or departure.

tokenized: The Port of Neapolis is located in Vatica Bay , at the south - east of the Peloponnese . This port is one of the most ideal locations for provisioning , crew change , lubricants supplies , minor electronics repairs , etc . , because it is on the crossroads of numerous international shipping lanes , including the Gibraltar Strait - Black Sea route , Adriatic Sea - Suez Canal or Black Sea route , and various other main sea lanes to / from the Adriatic Sea . The deviation required to reach Vatica Bay is can be as little as 3 - 5 nautical miles . The port offers safe anchorage ( recommended anchorage position : 36º30'N /23º01'5''E ) with good depths and no pilotage requirement for arrival or departure .


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It's the food. And it's more than the food.
Home > Posts tagged "Blasey Kavanaugh hearing"
Every board of directors has one….

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It 's the food . And it 's more than the food .
 Home > Posts tagged " Blasey Kavanaugh hearing "
 Every board of directors has one … .


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Perfect World International has been running for eight years now, which is a pretty impressive milestone. The somewhat eponymous team at Perfect World Entertainment intends to celebrate appropriately, and the first celebration event takes advantage of players with eight years of no-longer-wanted stuff kicking around with a brand-new barter event. Threads will be started in the official forum, and you will bid on the items contained… through barter.
Players can barter with any items on their characters, even ones that normally could not be traded. All bids must meet a minimum value to be accepted and must be accompanied by a character name and server; winning bids will have the bid items removed from the character’s inventory and replaced with the prize during server maintenance. If you’ve got a whole bunch of rare items that you don’t want, here’s a chance for you to turn those items into something far more desirable.

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Perfect World International has been running for eight years now , which is a pretty impressive milestone . The somewhat eponymous team at Perfect World Entertainment intends to celebrate appropriately , and the first celebration event takes advantage of players with eight years of no - longer - wanted stuff kicking around with a brand - new barter event . Threads will be started in the official forum , and you will bid on the items contained … through barter .
 Players can barter with any items on their characters , even ones that normally could not be traded . All bids must meet a minimum value to be accepted and must be accompanied by a character name and server ; winning bids will have the bid items removed from the character ’s inventory and replaced with the prize during server maintenance . If you ’ve got a whole bunch of rare items that you do n’t want , here ’s a chance for you to turn those items into something far more desirable .


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El Dorado Acres Homes: El Dorado's Best & West of 41! Freshly painted interior and exterior. New roof in 2018. New A/c 2015. This bright and airy three bedroom/two bath pool home has a lot to offer. Tile throughout with warm wood lamainte in bedrooms. Soaring cathedral ceilings with plant shelves. Oversize lot and partially fenced by neighbor. Front loader washer and dryer. On city water and well water for irrigation. Pantry. Ample storage/closets. Double car garage. Central vacuum. Side by side refrigerator. Glass top stove. Granite countertop in both bathrooms. Vacant and easy to view!
Need professional assistance selling your property at El Dorado Acres Bonita Springs? Find out how an Area Specialist can help to generate more property exposure in order to get the most money for your investment in the least amount of time.

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El Dorado Acres Homes : El Dorado 's Best & West of 41 ! Freshly painted interior and exterior . New roof in 2018 . New A / c 2015 . This bright and airy three bedroom / two bath pool home has a lot to offer . Tile throughout with warm wood lamainte in bedrooms . Soaring cathedral ceilings with plant shelves . Oversize lot and partially fenced by neighbor . Front loader washer and dryer . On city water and well water for irrigation . Pantry . Ample storage / closets . Double car garage . Central vacuum . Side by side refrigerator . Glass top stove . Granite countertop in both bathrooms . Vacant and easy to view !
 Need professional assistance selling your property at El Dorado Acres Bonita Springs ? Find out how an Area Specialist can help to generate more property exposure in order to get the most money for your investment in the least amount of time .


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Self Image – The idea one has of one’s abilities, appearance, and personality.
Maintaining a positive self-image can be really difficult. I know, personally, I have always struggled with this. I say “self-image” instead of “body image” because I believe it’s important to love all of yourself. Your style, your taste, your views, your abilities, your personality. There is a word that I feel has maybe fallen on the back burner these days and that word is INDIVIDUAL. You are you, and there is not a single person out there who is exactly like you. That is something to celebrate, not something to shy away from.
Have you ever let someone else influence how you feel about yourself or how you act?
For example, maybe you use to love Japanese food, but now, since your partner hates it, you haven’t actually had Japanese food in a very long time. Or maybe you use to love the color red, but someone once said “Red is so not your color” and now every time you go to put on something red, that voice is in your head and you end up changing your mind… Now imagine if we let everyone else dictate everything about us. We would all be an absolute mess. It is important for you to really know yourself. Know what you like and dislike and stick to it. This saying is one that I keep in mind and try to live by.
Know what you stand for or you will fall for anything.
I can’t stress how important it is for us to love ourselves and see value in what we have to offer. If we don’t, then how can we expect anyone else to?
I believe social media certainly plays a role in our mental view of ourselves. How we dress, decorate our home, exercise… social media can even influence something as simple as how we feel about our cleaning routine. I know this first hand because I have allowed other people on social media to make me feel small or inadequate before. Maybe because they have a perfectly organized kitchen or they vacuum their carpet every day and I don’t.
Let me repeat – I ALLOW myself feel to small or inadequate. These other people do not in any way TRY to make me feel this way.
Maybe I don’t dust my blinds, or wipe down my fridge every single day – Does that make me a bad mom or wife? NO it doesn’t. Another example from my personal experience is when some moms on social media look so “put together” and flawless in every Instagram photo, whereas I’m almost always wearing leggings and t-shirts that usually have the ever-so-glam spit-up stains on them. And let’s not forget the mom bun hairstyle that seems to be an every day occurrence. Maybe it’s just me, in this phase of life I’m in, but I have definitely allowed the perfect realm of social media to affect how I feel about myself and how I take care of my little family.
Girl, you have to pick yourself up out of the slump that is comparing yourself to others.
You have your own taste, your own style, your own way of doing things. I wonder, if you spent an entire week off of the socials, how would that make you feel? What would change? Like seriously… would you dress the way you wanted, would you play with your make-up and maybe find a new look that you like? Would you cook or bake something you haven’t had in a while simply because you want to? Would you sit down and read a book? Would you start to fall in love with YOU again?
To kind of wrap all of this up, let me leave you with this.
Having a positive self image is one of the absolute best things that you can do for yourself. I urge you, if you don’t already, get to know yourself. Who are you deep down in your core? Without influences, without outside voices, WHO ARE YOU? Once you know the answer to this, ask yourself.
If you don’t like who you are, what do you need to change in order to like yourself a bit more? Now, GO DO IT.
Be more thrifty, give to charity, de-clutter your home, REALLY dance like no one’s watching to your favorite song, whatever it takes.
Thank you all for your wonderful comments and for reading my post!
Writing this post was a process and I’m happy to have discussed a topic you all seem to have enjoyed. I would love it if you would visit my blog and check out some of my other topics!
I am so grateful to Lavrax for publishing my post for all of you lovelies to read.
Being positive about your uniqueness is such a good thing. Thanks for sharing.

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Self Image – The idea one has of one ’s abilities , appearance , and personality .
 Maintaining a positive self - image can be really difficult . I know , personally , I have always struggled with this . I say “ self - image ” instead of “ body image ” because I believe it ’s important to love all of yourself . Your style , your taste , your views , your abilities , your personality . There is a word that I feel has maybe fallen on the back burner these days and that word is INDIVIDUAL . You are you , and there is not a single person out there who is exactly like you . That is something to celebrate , not something to shy away from .
 Have you ever let someone else influence how you feel about yourself or how you act ?
 For example , maybe you use to love Japanese food , but now , since your partner hates it , you have n’t actually had Japanese food in a very long time . Or maybe you use to love the color red , but someone once said “ Red is so not your color ” and now every time you go to put on something red , that voice is in your head and you end up changing your mind … Now imagine if we let everyone else dictate everything about us . We would all be an absolute mess . It is important for you to really know yourself . Know what you like and dislike and stick to it . This saying is one that I keep in mind and try to live by .
 Know what you stand for or you will fall for anything .
 I ca n’t stress how important it is for us to love ourselves and see value in what we have to offer . If we do n’t , then how can we expect anyone else to ?
 I believe social media certainly plays a role in our mental view of ourselves . How we dress , decorate our home , exercise … social media can even influence something as simple as how we feel about our cleaning routine . I know this first hand because I have allowed other people on social media to make me feel small or inadequate before . Maybe because they have a perfectly organized kitchen or they vacuum their carpet every day and I do n’t .
 Let me repeat – I ALLOW myself feel to small or inadequate . These other people do not in any way TRY to make me feel this way .
 Maybe I do n’t dust my blinds , or wipe down my fridge every single day – Does that make me a bad mom or wife ? NO it does n’t . Another example from my personal experience is when some moms on social media look so “ put together ” and flawless in every Instagram photo , whereas I ’m almost always wearing leggings and t - shirts that usually have the ever - so - glam spit - up stains on them . And let ’s not forget the mom bun hairstyle that seems to be an every day occurrence . Maybe it ’s just me , in this phase of life I ’m in , but I have definitely allowed the perfect realm of social media to affect how I feel about myself and how I take care of my little family .
 Girl , you have to pick yourself up out of the slump that is comparing yourself to others .
 You have your own taste , your own style , your own way of doing things . I wonder , if you spent an entire week off of the socials , how would that make you feel ? What would change ? Like seriously … would you dress the way you wanted , would you play with your make - up and maybe find a new look that you like ? Would you cook or bake something you have n’t had in a while simply because you want to ? Would you sit down and read a book ? Would you start to fall in love with YOU again ?
 To kind of wrap all of this up , let me leave you with this .
 Having a positive self image is one of the absolute best things that you can do for yourself . I urge you , if you do n’t already , get to know yourself . Who are you deep down in your core ? Without influences , without outside voices , WHO ARE YOU ? Once you know the answer to this , ask yourself .
 If you do n’t like who you are , what do you need to change in order to like yourself a bit more ? Now , GO DO IT .
 Be more thrifty , give to charity , de - clutter your home , REALLY dance like no one ’s watching to your favorite song , whatever it takes .
 Thank you all for your wonderful comments and for reading my post !
 Writing this post was a process and I ’m happy to have discussed a topic you all seem to have enjoyed . I would love it if you would visit my blog and check out some of my other topics !
 I am so grateful to Lavrax for publishing my post for all of you lovelies to read .
 Being positive about your uniqueness is such a good thing . Thanks for sharing .


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President Trump broke his silence on Twitter on Sunday after special counsel Robert Mueller submitted his report to the Justice Department.
In a pair of tweets -- his first in more than a day and half -- the president put out an upbeat message without mentioning the Russia investigation.
"Good Morning, Have A Great Day!" he said in one tweet.
"MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" he said in the other.
Trump left Washington, D.C., on Friday morning for Florida, where he is spending the weekend at his Palm Beach property, the Mar-a-Lago, with first lady Melania Trump and their son Barron, who just turned 13 last week.
The president hadn’t said anything publicly about the end of Mueller’s investigation, which he has called a “witch hunt” run by “angry Democrats,” but he has been updated about any Russia investigation developments by his lawyers. Before leaving the White House, Trump repeated his assertion to reporters that there was “no collusion” between his 2016 presidential campaign and Russia.
Before his tweets Sunday morning the president had been quiet on Twitter, his primary forum for attacking the special counsel’s investigation, since news that Mueller’s investigation concluded broke Friday evening.
While in Florida, Trump stepped into a Mar-a-Lago fundraiser Friday evening where Sen. Lindsey Graham delivered a speech and played golf with singer Kid Rock.
Trump has no public events on his schedule for Sunday and is expected to return to the White House in the evening.
Mueller delivered his report to Attorney General William Barr on Friday, concluding his 22-month-long investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin. Barr told congressional leaders in a letter he may be able to provide them with the special counsel’s “principal conclusions” as early as this weekend.
The investigation led to the indictments of 34 people and three Russian companies, including six individuals close to Trump like former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, but none relate to collusion with Russia. Mueller is not expected to not recommend any new indictments.

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President Trump broke his silence on Twitter on Sunday after special counsel Robert Mueller submitted his report to the Justice Department .
 In a pair of tweets -- his first in more than a day and half -- the president put out an upbeat message without mentioning the Russia investigation .
 " Good Morning , Have A Great Day ! " he said in one tweet .
 " MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN ! " he said in the other .
 Trump left Washington , D.C. , on Friday morning for Florida , where he is spending the weekend at his Palm Beach property , the Mar - a - Lago , with first lady Melania Trump and their son Barron , who just turned 13 last week .
 The president had n’t said anything publicly about the end of Mueller ’s investigation , which he has called a “ witch hunt ” run by “ angry Democrats , ” but he has been updated about any Russia investigation developments by his lawyers . Before leaving the White House , Trump repeated his assertion to reporters that there was “ no collusion ” between his 2016 presidential campaign and Russia .
 Before his tweets Sunday morning the president had been quiet on Twitter , his primary forum for attacking the special counsel ’s investigation , since news that Mueller ’s investigation concluded broke Friday evening .
 While in Florida , Trump stepped into a Mar - a - Lago fundraiser Friday evening where Sen. Lindsey Graham delivered a speech and played golf with singer Kid Rock .
 Trump has no public events on his schedule for Sunday and is expected to return to the White House in the evening .
 Mueller delivered his report to Attorney General William Barr on Friday , concluding his 22 - month - long investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin . Barr told congressional leaders in a letter he may be able to provide them with the special counsel ’s “ principal conclusions ” as early as this weekend .
 The investigation led to the indictments of 34 people and three Russian companies , including six individuals close to Trump like former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort , but none relate to collusion with Russia . Mueller is not expected to not recommend any new indictments .


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No, Trump can’t pardon himself. The Constitution tells us so.
Correction: An earlier version of this op-ed misspelled the name of former defense secretary Caspar Weinberger. This version has been updated.
Laurence H. Tribe is the Carl M. Loeb University Professor and Professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard Law School. Richard Painter, a law professor at the University of Minnesota, was chief White House ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush from 2005 to 2007 and is vice-chair of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW). Norman Eisen, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, was chief White House ethics lawyer for President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2011 and is chair of CREW.
Elizabeth Holtzman: In the Russia probe, could Trump pardon himself?
Dana Milbank: Trump can do whatever he wants. God help us.

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No , Trump ca n’t pardon himself . The Constitution tells us so .
 Correction : An earlier version of this op - ed misspelled the name of former defense secretary Caspar Weinberger . This version has been updated .
 Laurence H. Tribe is the Carl M. Loeb University Professor and Professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard Law School . Richard Painter , a law professor at the University of Minnesota , was chief White House ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush from 2005 to 2007 and is vice - chair of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington ( CREW ) . Norman Eisen , a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution , was chief White House ethics lawyer for President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2011 and is chair of CREW .
 Elizabeth Holtzman : In the Russia probe , could Trump pardon himself ?
 Dana Milbank : Trump can do whatever he wants . God help us .