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Cannabidiol or CBD is an oily substance that comes from cannabis. It is a substance that is present naturally in hemp plants. It is a cannabinoid chemical, though it does not cause any form of intoxication or euphoric effect. THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol is the actual intoxicant in marijuana. There are controversies as to the application of CBD oil mainly because of the inebriation effects of cannabis. However, there can be no denial of the fact that doctors and researchers have found reduction or permanent abolition of cancer cells after administering CBD oil. The awareness is growing at a slow but steady pace which can finally put an end to the fuss about CBD oil.
Uses of CBD oil
After a lot of research, doctors have found several applications of CBD oil. It acts as a stress relief by decreasing physiological effects like increased heart rate. It also induces sleep in insomniacs and decreases post-traumatic stress disorder. CBD can treat epilepsy and therefore is an excellent anti-seizure medicine. Application of CBD can also help reduce neurological disorders. CBD has on effects your brain receptors that help you manage pain from arthritis, muscle or spinal cord injuries. CBD also helps reduce the excess release of sebum from your sebaceous glands lowering acne. Finally, CBD has shown alleviation of cancer symptoms and side effects of cancer treatment.
Process of administration
CBD extraction process results in a powder or oil form of the chemical. After mixing it with creams or gels, apply to your skin. You can even consume them orally. You can also recuperate from multiple sclerosis by spraying nabiximols, a drug created from CBD oil, into your mouth. The usage of CBD depends entirely on the disease that you are suffering. You must consult your doctor about CBD oil before subjecting yourself. Nevertheless, if you have the misfortune of suffering from cancer, then you should visit CBD international-cannabis oil for cancer treatment.
Possible side effects and avoiding them
There aren't any principal risks associated with CBD oil. However, certain side effects can occur. These include depression, low blood pressure, hallucinations, dizziness and also withdrawal symptoms. Further studying on the subject is necessary, to fully understand the range of risks or side effects involved. Needless to say that the study on CBD oil is uncommon, as marijuana is illegal in many countries. Cannabis is highly intoxicating if consumption is massive or relentless. Once the legalization of marijuana takes place along with public edification, further research will be possible.


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Gabrielle's Lolly Shop
For the past week Room 13 have been doing some very tricky multiplication problems during their maths time. The equations we have been working on are all to do with different types of lollies and sweets. Here are some examples of these equations: 1170 x 30 = ____ and 340 x 39 =____ Pretty tricky, right? One of the things that made this maths so hard was that there was more than one part to it, to be more precise there were 3 parts! Do you reckon you could solve this problem in one week? Well come and have a go if you think you're clever enough.
Capital E Trip
On Thursday 14 March Team 4 went to the Capital E national arts festival. We saw three completely different shows that were based on completely different events. When we arrived outside Te Papa we ate some of our morning tea. Everybody was smiling excitedly, chattering on about what the shows were going to be like. Once we got in we saw this one that was in Maori in the whare in Te Papa. A student quoted that "although we couldn't understand the Maori, the actions were very good so we could understand what the storyline was about". The next performance was called Troll which was a play about a boy who was being haunted by a troll and was really smartly shown using projectors and lights. The third show was Wolfgang's Magical Circus which was fun and action filled, featuring daring balancing acts and a funny story. It was a favourite throughout the team.
Family History Inquiry
Lately in Team 4 we have been working on finding out about our family history for our inquiry. We had to call and ask questions to family members to find out information about family trees and interesting stories, which we put together to make an A3 poster with information, photos, and drawings. We can display these in foldouts, or put these in pockets so we can fit lots of things. We are hopefully going to present these in Term 2.
Shared Story
In Team 4, we have been doing shared story. Shared story is when we split into our groups Room 12 or Room 14 and the teachers read a book. The groups are reading a book called 928 Miles From Home, by Kim Slater. The novel is very interesting so far, there's lots of unexpected twists. We think everyone's enjoying it.
We have been doing some poetry where you write a poem about something but you don't get to choose. Each class got the same items then we all got into pairs and the teacher gave all the items out. Then we had to write 20 words associated with that item and made a poem about that item using the associated 20 words we found. We had to ditch two words we didn't want and you weren't allowed to choose how you do your paragraphs, there was a specific number per paragraph you had to write and you were only allowed to do 5 paragraphs. We split the words up between us and and then did our own poems. After we did that we all got into our table groups and did a massive sheet that asked questions like: what's something your teachers told you, or what's your favourite song? Then Gabrielle our teacher using all of them chose the best words out of our class's groups and made one big poem.
For the past couple of weeks Team 4 has been having heaps of fun at the Kilbirnie Regional Aquatic Centre where we have been doing our swimming. There are many groups such as swim squad, diving, water polo, learn to swim, kayaking and snorkeling. Sometimes afterwards we are even allowed to go in the kids pool. Diving is really fun: you get to dive off a very high board at your last lesson but it does involve quite a lot of effort. You have to pull yourself 1 metre up to get out of the pool after you dive. We go to Kilbirnie Pool which has a really deep pool were the water polo and diving people go. I assume all of the new Year 7s are enjoying their swimming activities more than ever.
Camp Photo Challenge
At camp we took photos relating to the Northland School vision, and did two photos for each. The vision elements are: kind, curious, confident, creative and active. We took the photos from a folder, and put them onto a google slide, with a little caption describing what it is. Camp was lots of fun!
Nikau Palm Art
In Team Four we have been doing some Nikau Palm art. We got the idea from the Nikau Palms at camp. We practised the techniques for it like learning to sketch the leaves and trunk. Then we drew the real thing! We drew a Nikau palm, the sea, Kapiti Island in the background, and either sunset, sunrise, night time or day time for the sky. Everyone enjoyed this art!
Kapiti Island at Camp
On Thursday 21 February at 8:45 am Team 4 was getting ready to take a boat over to Kapiti Island. The boat ride was about ten minutes and once we were on the island we had a bit of a briefing on the island's origins. Then we began the hike. It took us about one hour and ten minutes to reach the top where we had our lunch. We were hoping to see a spectacular view when we got to the top but sadly the view was fogged. After a fifteen minute lunch break we were on the move again. Another hour and thirty minutes later we were back to where we started. While we were waiting for the boat we had a bit of a play on the beach, and some of us saw a New Zealand fur seal. Then the boat arrived and we headed back to the mainland. What a day.
Pedal Ready in Team 4
In the past few weeks Team 4 has been doing Pedal Ready biking lessons which is a bike safety program. A class is split in half and each group of students has two instructors that teach you how to keep safe on and off the road. Firstly you learn grade one which happens over one day where they teach you how to make sure your bike and helmet are safe before use and how to use and follow many indications and rules on the road when biking. In grade two you have to go on the road and use what you learned from grade one at a number of intersections and busy roads around Northland.
The Blind Trail at Camp
At camp we did lots of fun things, and some challenging things too. One of the fun things at camp was the Blind Trail! The blind trail was rope tied between lots of trees. You had to hold on to the trees, while you couldn't see anything. You wore a blindfold and it was night time, so that's how it got the name the blind trail. We went in our cabin groups, and the others who were waiting were watching a movie. It was really fun clambering through the trees at night. Everyone enjoyed it!
Preparing for Camp
As soon as Term 1 started in Team 4 we were straight into it: we were preparing for camp. The first thing we worked on was our fitness, so the teachers set up a course. We had to run as many laps as we could in 20 minutes. We also did some reading on all the different places we were going to go like Kapiti Island and Nga Manu Nature Reserve. Then we needed to do some home baking for our afternoon tea. The week before camp we had to start packing our bags to leave for our destination: Palm Grove Christian Camp, Paraparaumu. We also wrote about nice things you could do at camp but it had to have a connection to a quality that our teacher chose.
Treaty of Waitangi
In Room 12, we have been learning about the Treaty of Waitangi. In our inquiry books we brainstormed facts about what we learnt from the text. We discussed a bit about the New Zealand land wars. Then we moved on to making posters! We wrote on the sheet, and filled in some missing words. And then we decorated it using fun colours and pictures. Then Alex hung them on the classroom wall, and put some maps and interesting facts with pictures and drawings around it.
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Though some are eager to preserve forever a frequently used pedestrian alley downtown, officials say, the town attorney is warning that doing so through an easement could hamstring future municipal leaders.
The alley that runs alongside the Playhouse and Le Pain Quotidien, connecting Elm Street to the parking lots behind it, is town-owned property. Though it could be transferred into a trust and then placed under an easement that would guarantee it serves as a pedestrian walkway in perpetuity, Town Attorney Ira bloom is urging town officials to consider that doing so could restrict future generations in unforeseen ways, First Selectman Kevin Moynihan said.
Asked by a committee of the Planning & Zoning Commission to look into the possibility of an easement, Moynihan said he called on Bloom to investigate it.
"Some people want to protect it in perpetuity," Moynihan said. "The counter argument is that you don't want to restrict future generations of leaders about what to do 100 years from now."
For example, he said, citing the town attorney's position, though some may assume today that the walkthrough will always be needed for downtown visitors to get to their cars, changes in automobiles may change the way the parking lots behind Elm Street are used in 100 of years. And, the first selectman added, easements are forever.
Asked for his own point of view, Moynihan said, "Personally I'm ambivalent about it, because I understand the point of view that things change. We cannot have more control than we now have."
Moynihan noted that should New Canaan ever come to a point where it wants to sell the Playhouse building—a possibility that municipal officials have considered in the recent past, and which would require multiple approvals and public hearings—the town at that point could add restrictions regarding the alley "at such time."
The question came up at the most recent meeting of a committee that's overseeing the implementation of New Canaan's Plan of Conservation & Development.
During a Jan. 29 meeting held at Town Hall, committee member Tucker Murphy said the idea for protecting the alley as an important "access point" originated with P&Z Commissioner Laszlo Papp.
The ability to transfer the alley parcel to a trust and create an easement to protect it as such rests with the Board of Selectmen. According to Murphy, Papp had asked four selectmen to take action on the matter "to make sure it is always protected" but had no luck.
It isn't clear now, given Bloom's admonition, whether the selectmen will take up the possibility of an easement. According to Moynihan, the town attorney has been asked to write a formal opinion on the matter.


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Guardianship in Idaho
In general, there are two classifications of guardianship. Estate guardianship is in regards to a ward's monetary concerns. These guardians, also referred to as conservators, are in charge of the property and finances of their ward. The other type of guardianship is for a person, and that is when the guardian manages their ward's life and healthcare treatments. A guardian's powers and responsibilities are defined with precision and generally only based on necessity.
In essence, they are meant to cover only what the ward is incapable of doing themselves. This is in order to avoid the guardian from having too much control over their ward's life and handling their estate improperly.
Common powers and duties of a guardian include the following, and more:
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ANOTHER European night, another reason for Liverpool's statisticians to scribble another entry into their books.
While, inevitably, the focus was on Steven Gerrard after he took his tally of European goals to 33, surpassing Alan Shearer as Britain's all-time leading scorer in continental competition, there was another significant foot note.
Four years and one month after joining Liverpool from Brondby, Daniel Agger made his 100th appearance for the club; only when you fully consider the date he actually arrived on Merseyside can you begin to put that achievement into context.
By rights, Agger should be closer to a double ton than just getting the single to notch his maiden century but, as the figure would suggest, things have not always gone according to plan for the Denmark international.
Injuries, of course, have been a source of enormous frustration, both for him and Rafa Benitez, a series of problems that have led him to spend months rather than weeks on the sidelines; in the worst case scenario, they have written off seasons.
So frustrating. On more than one occasion, the effortless way Agger can cover the ground moving forward or spirit the ball off an opposing forward's foot have led him to be likened to Alan Hansen.
Agger is one of those players to whom everything about the game comes easy, a terrific, natural talent whom it is a privilege to watch in close quarters, as he has skills that many attacking players don't possess.
Before Liverpool played Debrecen in Budapest last November, Benitez was overseeing a training session the night before at the Ferenc Puskas Stadium, looking for those who would press their claims for a starting place.
The longer the session progressed, the more the individual who was wrapped up in a rain jacket and a woolly hat to combat the elements stood out; all feints, quick passes and subtle movement, at first glance it was easy to assume it was Alberto Aquilani.
Not so. Agger was the man stealing the show, proving why so many clubs wanted to sign him when it became clear that Brondby, where he started his career under the guidance of the Danish legend, Michael Laudrup.
"Daniel is a very good player and if he can put his injury problems behind him and play at a high level in the next few years, then maybe you will be talking about him in the same breath," Laudrup said recently, when asked to compare Agger with Hansen.
"To play 100 times for a top club like Liverpool is something to be proud of. But he will be frustrated that the injuries have restricted his appearances. It's important that he now goes on to enjoy a spell free from injury.
"He's only 25 and there is still much more to come from him. Ask any player in the world, even the greats – you can't hit top form if you have niggling injuries. If he can stay fit then I think he can definitely be one of the best central defenders in the game."
The question now, however, is when does his potential become consistently fulfilled? With Sami Hyppia long gone and Martin Skrtel facing a long lay-off after cracking a metatarsal, Liverpool need another centre-back to ease the pressure on Jamie Carragher.
There is absolutely no doubt that Agger has the talent for the job; it is difficult to think of a centre-forward that has ever given him the run around, while there are not many defenders who can strike a ball as sweetly as he.
Quite simply, he has the lot; athleticism, skill, strength and speed but, until he puts together a lengthy sequence of games without breaking down, his talents, quite possibly, will not get the recognition they deserve.
Agger knows this better than most.
He has spent hours at Melwood trying to combat the ailments that keep holding him back and, granted some good fortune, Agger will be able to get through to the end of the season with trouble.
Few would begrudge him a change in fortune and if that happens, it is a certainty that he will reach 200 Liverpool appearances in far less time than it took to get to that milestone that was clocked up on a squally night in Bucharest.


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Proud to Be a Big Loser!
by Ken Babal, C.N.
The holiday cookies, pies, candies and feasts have come and gone, but the extra body fat lingers. After the holidays, we often hear a lot of hype about how to effortlessly take off those unwanted pounds. Truth is, successful weight management takes commitment. It also helps to have an understanding of how food affects body chemistry.
Most Americans take in too many calories for the amount of energy expended. And many of the calories consumed are from foods that our bodies are not physiologically designed for. It's like putting the wrong type of fuel in our cars.
A simple approach to weight management is to eat food just the way nature provides it. This is accomplished by visiting the produce department at your market for fresh vegetables and fruits, and the bulk section for beans and whole grains. You then add lean or vegetable protein. You've got to be a smart label reader for anything that comes in a box or can.
In spite of the long-standing eat less-move more prescription, obesity rates continue to climb. This has caused researchers to look at not just how many calories people eat and burn, but what kind of food the calories are coming from and how the body processes them. In addition, researchers are looking at people's genes, the microbes in their gut, and how much sleep they get. The science is revealing many new pieces of information that may tip the scales in your favor.
Blood Sugar Roller Coaster
There is a strong consensus that limiting high-glycemic foods and controlling blood sugar are critical factors and keys to successful weight management. This is because sharp blood sugar fluctuations increase the likelihood that calories will be stored as fat. Blood sugar surges prompt the pancreas to release excess amounts of insulin, a hormone that allows sugar to be burned for energy, but also to be stored as fat. Constant bombardment of cells with alternating high levels of glucose (blood sugar) and insulin eventually causes them to lose their sensitivity to insulin (called "insulin resistance"). As a result, glucose and insulin levels remain high, setting the stage for diabetes. The new word "diabesity" reflects the tendency for diabetes to be accompanied by obesity.
Certain foods stand out for their ability to favorably affect glucose and insulin levels, such as cinnamon, oats, bitter melon and maitake mushroom. Maitake excels in treating what I call "conditions of excess," whether it is excess blood pressure, blood sugar, body weight, cholesterol or triglycerides. The mushroom is the source of a glycoprotein extract (SX-fraction) that has been found to enhance insulin sensitivity. In experiments at Georgetown University, the compound reduced levels of fasting glucose, blood pressure and body weight in genetically obese and diabetic rats. A clinical study found that Type 2 diabetics taking the extract were able to significantly reduce their fasting blood glucose, triglycerides, insulin and body weight.
Weight-Loss Supplements
Although there are no magic pills, certain dietary supplements can enhance the results of a weight-loss program. The best product for you depends on your particular needs. For example, is your metabolism slow? Is your appetite excessive? Do you have food allergies? Do you have a high stress level? Do you have symptoms of insulin resistance? Each of these factors contributes to unhealthy weight gain and can be addressed with diet modifications and specific nutritional or herbal remedies. Nothing is 100 percent successful in every person. But if you are eating healthy and exercising, the right product can improve your results.
Appetite suppressants – Hoodia, Garcinia cambogia (hydroxycitric acid), Caralluma, conjugated linoleic acid (CLA)
Carb blockers – bean pod (Phaseolus vulgaris)
Fat blocker – chitin
Thermogenic agents (create heat, calorie-burning) – fucoxanthin, 7-keto DHEA, green tea, ginger, cayenne, coconut oil, fish oil
Glucose regulators – fibers such as psyllium, glucomannan, guar and oat bran, green coffee bean extract, chromium, maitake SX-fraction
Keys to Successful Fat-Loss
- Divide daily calories into three meals plus one or two snacks per day. Keep meals within 300-500 calories; snacks 100-200 calories. Never go more than four or five hours without eating. Eat just enough to sustain you to your next meal—no more, no less.
- Have some protein at each meal. Protein selections are meat, poultry (about what can fit in the palm of your hand and no higher), fish, tofu, eggs, cottage cheese, soy burgers or protein shakes.
- Include some essential fats with each meal. For example, a few olives, nuts or seeds, ¼ avocado, salad dressing (1 tablespoon) or olive or flaxseed oil (1 teaspoon).
- Fill half of your plate with vegetables and fruits.
- Avoid sugars and refined carbs (cookies, pies, cakes, candy, pastries, soda pop and sugary cereals). Every successful diet in history has restricted sugar. If you crave sugar, it's usually because you've gone too long without eating a meal, or didn't get the protein serving right (too little or too much).
- Don't eat a large meal within three hours of bedtime. A small, bedtime snack is ok if hungry.
- Drink 8-12 ounces of water in the morning and between meals to flush waste products from your system. Don't use fruit juices and sodas to satisfy your thirst.
- Include fat-metabolizing foods, herbs and spices such as sea greens, green tea, fresh fruits and salads, spirulina, ginger, lemon juice and stevia.
- Take a multiple vitamin-mineral supplement and probiotic. A multi may prevent possible deficiencies on a reduced calorie diet; probiotic bacteria secrete short-chain fatty acids that may cause less fat to accumulate, boost calorie-burning and increase satiety.
- Become more active. Find an activity that is enjoyable to burn calories and tune up your metabolism, such as walking, running, bicycling, dancing or gym work-outs.


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Trained staff will conduct a "boots on the ground" exercise to alert residents about the Aedes mosquitoes that can transmit Zika virus. Teams will conduct a door-to-door campaign in an El Monte neighborhood – one of many neighborhoods in the Los Angeles County with the Aedes mosquitoes.
• Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (www.glacvcd.org)
• San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District (www.sgvmosquito.org)
• Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (www.publichealth.lacounty.gov)
• Saturday, 4/22/17 at 8:30 a.m.
• Meet at the El Monte Community Center at 3130 Tyler Ave, El Monte, CA 91731. Teams will be canvasing the surrounding neighborhood.
The goal of the exercise is to increase public awareness of the Aedes mosquito threat and for public health agencies to improve existing response strategy. Invasive Aedes mosquitoes in Los Angeles County have the potential to transmit Zika, dengue fever, yellow fever and chikungunya to people. Since 2015, there has been more than 115 travel-related cases of Zika in L.A. County.
• Multiple groups in a neighborhood passing out Aedes mosquito brochures
• Staff inspecting yards for mosquito breeding sources
• Residents talking to staff about Zika threat
About Vector Control: The San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District (SGVMVCD) and the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (GLACVCD) are two of five vector control agencies that provide services and programs in Los Angeles County. Since 2011, vector control districts have been consistently working together to fight the invasive Aedes mosquitoes that have the potential to transmit Zika, dengue fever, chikungunya, and yellow fever to people. For more information about SGVMVCD, visit www.sgvmosquito.org. For more information about GLACVCD, visit www.glacvcd.org.


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teething of the dog
teething of the dog is composed of 3 types of teeth :
the incisors that are the first visible teeth to the opening of the mouth. They
serve to tear and to decide food. When the mouth is closed, the superior
incisors must come slightly forward of the lower incisors.
the canines (or fangs) are pointed and very powerful, they possess a more
important root than the crown. They are situated between the incisors and the prémolaires.
the prémolaires and molars serve to grind and to cut food. The fourth prémolaire
of the superior jaw and the molar first of the jaw lower, also named carnivorous
teeth, are especially developed.
many teeth ?
puppy possesses 28 teeth of milk ; by half jaw she is composed of 3 incisors, 1
canine and 3 prémolaires.
the adult age, he possesses 42 of them ; by half superior jaw she is composed of
3 incisors, 1 canine, 4 prémolaires and 2 molars ; by half lower jaw she is
composed of 3 incisors, 1 canine, 4 prémolaires and 3 molars.
can have some variations there also in more or in less 1 to 2 teeth by half jaw
(for the molars and named prémolaires as teeth jugales) depending on whether it
was about a race with short or long muzzle.
apparition of the teeth
can be susceptible of some variations that can be physiological ; the big races
capable to be early of 1 to 2 weeks, whereas the races say dwarf can accuse a
delay of 2 to 4 weeks. Or pathological ; the delay can be sometimes of several
months at the time of illnesses to physical or psychic deficiency (rickets,
etc...) defiant a delay or a stop of the maturation.
the teeth appear to regular rhythm :
of 3 to 5 weeks ; apparition of the incisors and the canines of milk,
of 5 to 6 weeks ; apparition of the prémolaires,
toward 6 weeks ; the teeth of milk left well,
toward 8 weeks ; the teething of milk is finished,
toward 4 months ; the teeth of milk begin to fall to be replaced by the
definitive teeth, apparition of the 1st prémolaire and incisors,
of 4 to 5 months ; apparition of the prémolaires,
of 4 to 6 months ; apparition of the molars and canines,
of 6 to 7 months ; the adult teething is finished,
of 8 to 9 months ; the canines lose their bluish hue and are perfectly white.
also arrives that the teeth of milk don't fall and embarrass the exit of the
definitive teeth capable to provoke deviations of these or the deposits of
tartar between the teeth. He is counseled therefore to make extract them enough
quickly by your veterinarian before the damages are irreversible.
the same way, he arrives that the dogs "nibbler of stones" breaks
himself a tooth or provoke dental fractures ; also avoid to give him some too
hard toys, because in case of problem, the rest of the tooth is often extracted.
maintenance of the teeth
lot of owner disregards the dental hygiene of their dog and is not going to
consult the veterinarian that when he is too late or that they don't support the
bad breath of their dog provoked by the accumulation of tartar on the teeth
anymore. The caries are rare among the dog, but they exist and it is necessary
to extract the touched tooth often.
To avoid it ;
avoid to all price to give sugar to your dog (or other "human" food) (even
though he likes that!), because he encourages (in addition to the obesity) the
apparition of the dental plate that entails a deposit of tartar, the bad breath
and encourage the infection of the gums (that drags as pains, lack of appetite
and sometimes of the deadly complications due to repercussions cardiac and renal)
and the loosening of the teeth.
teach to brush him regularly the teeth (even though he doesn't like it !).
you can also give him some sweet special "pronged brush" that permits
to maintain these and to limit the deposit of tartar (given't bone of rabbit, of
chicken, of sheep or other crumbly bones that can wound it, never. To decrease
his daily ration also, because this "sweet" is a supplementary caloric
made scale his teeth as often as that is necessary if you don't manage to
maintain them yourself without waiting that he is too late.
finally, use an adapted food ; the croquettes, thanks to their toughness, have
an abrasive effect that maintains the teeth and limit the deposit of tartar. It
is the ideal food.
Do never forget that a judge will appreciate advantage a dog with beautiful teeth, non broken and a cool breath rather than a dog, who says it, "feels bad of the mouth", because it is he that there will put the nose !


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Derby Karate Academy
Training Times & Venues
Training within the Academy means you will be joining a very dedicated team who will help you achieve your goals, whether you want to get fit, find out how defend yourself in today's society or learn in depth about a martial art.
The style of karate taught at the Academy is Wado-Ryu which is one the very popular styles to come out of Japan, developed for speed and practicality, this art lends itself to all body types and ages.
As a brand new beginner, your first lesson is free. At the training session you would be asked to take it at your own pace and find your feet.
Many people when they join the Academy probably aren't as fit as they'd like to be, but with time and sensible goal setting not only do they become healthier but learn something of value and use.
As people learn to use correct techniques and find out how to use their body effectively, they become more confident within themselves.
Anyone who trains with us in this martial art for a decent length of time is guaranteed positive personal development.
We pride ourselves on maintaining high standards with people going through the grading system totally by their own merits via grading exams. We do not force people to grade nor do we give out false accolades as some do.
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Neon appoints two execs to Lloyd's managing agency board
Neon expands M&A consortium capacity
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The latest episode of the hit American TV reality show " The Amazing Race " featured Americans frantically wrapping pythons around their necks at Tanah Lot. Or the "snake temple" as the TV show called it, lol. Yes, Tanah Lot is known for its highly venomous yet non-confrontational sea snakes, but there aren't just pythons […]read more
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A six-year-old boy had to eat cotton and his own faeces as he was left "home alone" many times in Harbin, the capital of northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, reported Kwong Wah Yit Poh.
Villagers said the boy, who is scrawny and could hardly stand, would be locked up and starved inside the house.
His father is mentally retarded and would be away from home, sometimes for days, while the boy's mother had left the village.
A female villager said she would send him food at times although the boy's father had declined help before.
She said the boy was once seen trying to eat his own faeces but was stopped before he put it into his mouth.
The authority has since treated the boy. They, however, cannot locate the parents.


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|Not me.
But I blended in well enough (think: jeans, tops, etc.) mainly because I didn't think I could afford a REAL College Wardrobe as a nontraditional student.
But clothes mattered to me so much more the first time around when I was in college. Not that I had money for them either, but luckily the clothes I had were different and trendy, so I was happy about that. Once in awhile I longed for party attire, but didn't cry about it.
Now, some nontraditional students DO think about fashion. I did find some fun articles about what to wear at college. Of course, a lot depends on what you want to show or not show.
Here are just a couple of article I found today on the subject, in case you are in the market to get a few outfits - - or fake it out with some carefully selected (and on the cheap side) accessories.
There are some cute photos here: (And not just for size zero...)
Over 50? And want to look great at an event or special party?
Here are some good photos:
How to be a "Glam Grand" - -
Luckily, a pair of nice jeans and a T-shirt are still fashionable for older ladies or gentlemen to wear. But a nice shirt or blouse sometimes is a great choice.
But be on the lookout. Fashions DO change. And many times, you can find something different and cool to wear.
Not that you are ever going to be super fantastically cool as an older student, but you can try if you like. But then, you may be THE "most fascinating man or woman" in the world. But even you know that fashion does help sometimes.
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AJs got sick kids, had grocery shopping to do and Dr. Strange to watch so I didn't get much ME time. That and the fact AJ is likely catching what the kiddos got. I am getting in my daily "HEY I'm still alive post" but that's about it.
Maybe tomorrow I'll tell you how Dr. Strange was. But I doubt it since I probably will zone into my own world and let AJ zone out completely.
OOOH but AJ is going to try to trick the kids into eating vegetables covered in cheese and hidden in macaroni (Cauliflower and carrots – it'll be made tomorrow I'll see if I can give you an update on that). AJ is also going to make tomato sauce and gumbo base tomorrow. All pending the sickness in the house though.


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Android app contest wants game developers to show their wares
New contest offers up cash prizes for savvy Google Android developers to show their stuff.
App developers can partake in the recently launched Extreme Motion Android Challenge 2014, a competition to win cash prizes and the chance to meet Electronic Arts founder Trip Hawkins. Extreme Reality technology opens the door for Android smartphone owners to use built-in cameras for real-time body movement tracking.
Game developers have until May 20 to submit completed apps, which will be judged by Hawkins and other panelists.
"No longer limited to gaming consoles or other hardware, motion control is adding an entirely new and exciting experience to games on any platform," said Sarit Firon, Extreme Reality CEO, in a statement. "We look forward to seeing the innovations in motion gaming created by participants in the Extreme Android Challenges, from adventure to sports to fitness or dance games."
Independent app developers have a golden opportunity to release an app - and whether freeware to provide a wider user base, an attempt to monetize app development, or to draw attention from larger companies.
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Each of the 11 amusing, poster-size pencil drawings in this exhibition presents a neatly rendered object accompanied by block-lettered captions. The text below the image of a fly swatter reads "No Fly Zone." "Obsolescence" shows a sidewalk mailbox with its open lower compartment revealing an empty interior, an allusion to the triumph of email. "Ideologues" is illustrated by a pile of decomposing logs. Curiously, a gallery news release says these and the show's other drawings are the first works produced by Vern Blosum since 1964.
Who is Mr. Blosum?
In the early 1960s, many Modernist abstract painters reacted to Pop Art with fear and loathing. One of them, using the pseudonym Vern Blosum, expressed his annoyance by perpetrating a hoax. From 1961 to 1964, he produced about 45 Pop-style paintings of images similar to the drawings in this exhibition. The art world was snookered. The art dealer Leo Castelli, reportedly unaware of the deception, represented Mr. Blosum. His paintings were included in numerous Pop Art shows, big-name collectors bought them and the Museum of Modern Art acquired one. Then rumors of Mr. Blosum's nonexistence began to circulate. Anxious that he might be found out and his reputation as a serious painter damaged, the artist ended his project and it fell down the memory hole — until 2013, when examples were shown at the Los Angeles gallery Tomwork and at this Lower East Side gallery. Last year, the Kunsthalle Bern in Switzerland mounted a Blosum retrospective. These developments inspired the artist, whose real name has not been publicly revealed, to resurrect his avatar.
Without the back story, this exhibition wouldn't be as interesting as it is. But as it is, it brings to light a sociologically piquant episode in American art history.


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Construction paper, various colors
Glue stick
Green chenille stems, one for each flower
Cut photos into circles to be used as the center of the flower. Cut simple flower shapes out of construction paper. Glue photo circle to the center of the flower. Tape chenille stem to the back of your flower. Make sure the tape is secure by pressing onto the tape with your fingernail. Trim ends of chenille to the length you desire, depending on what you are using as a vase. If making a handheld bouquet, don't trim the chenille; simply tie a ribbon bow around them all.
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A Warning for Mental Health Professionals in a Time of Crisis
Australia, like my beloved California this fall, is burning. Unprecedented bushfires have erupted around the country following a drought, kindled by high summer temperatures and winds. These fires have led to the evacuation of more than 100,000 people. In the city of Mallacoota, residents literally were driven into the ocean and evacuated by the Australian navy to escape the flames. Australia's famed wildlife has been decimated by the burning of habitat, with nearly half a billion animals anticipated to have been harmed or killed by the flames.
Climate scientists attribute the conditions that led to the scale of these fires to climate change caused by increases in greenhouse gases, leading to what some have called the Pyrocene. Similar events have occurred here in California. When I walked the John Muir Trail in 2018, I witnessed some of the mass tree death that has occurred in the Sierra Nevada mountains as a result of climate change. It is only a matter of time before those burn, too.
In any calamity, there is often one image that that captures the profundity and the sorrow of the catastrophe. When President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, the image of his 3-year-old son, John Jr., saluting his father's casket captured the grief of a nation. When the Twin Towers were attacked, it was an image of an anonymous man falling to the ground, forced to choose a fate of fire or jumping, that encapsulated the bewildering sense of helplessness we all shared in that moment.
When reading about the Australian fires, a video of a magpie who had learned to mimic the sound of fire trucks unexpectedly brought me to tears. Magpies, along with fellow corvids ravens and crows, are among the most intelligent birds. They are social, can communicate as they cooperate towards a mutual goal, and are extremely proficient problem solvers. What was this bird communicating by mimicking the siren? At the risk of anthropomorphizing, I imagine him saying, "I'm terrified. I don't know what's happening, but I sure hope you can figure it out."
As mental health professionals, we are asked to assist when the world no longer makes sense, when our patients have left the realm of the normal and usual. But how do we respond when the affliction no longer seems personal as much as it feels collective? Is it even possible to feel healthy when the world writ large is suffering, be it from climate change or the political threats of war?
An appropriate human response to a world in which entire continents burn and animals go extinct en masse is grief. My teacher, Francis Weller, MFT, has written extensively about how we experience grief in response to the sorrows of the world. He wrote in The Sun on how the anima mundi, the soul of the world, is inextricably tied with our individual inner worlds and when the world cries out, we feel it too.
"The anima mundi — the soul of the world — is trying to speak. It's telling us that its capacity to mend itself is at risk. And we are a part of the anima mundi, intimately tangled in this net of events. We think we're somehow separate from nature because we live in cities, drive cars, and look at computer screens all day, but we're still entangled in the earth. Michael Sendivogius, a fifteenth-century alchemist, said, 'The greater part of the soul lies outside the body.' My soul is entwined with those Douglas firs and the redwoods and the sorrel and the raccoon and the fox."
Warshan Shire in her poem "What They Did Yesterday Afternoon" closes with these resonant lines that speak to this collective sorrow:
"…later that night
i held an atlas in my lap
ran my fingers across the whole world
and whispered
where does it hurt?
it answered
In order for clinicians to sit with the grief of others, it is incumbent upon us to have explored and continue to address our own grief, for the container we can create is only as spacious as the work we have done on ourselves.
When we sit with the pain of our patients, it's important to remember that our psyches do not end at the edges of our skin, and that which is going on in the larger world impacts our inner worlds. There is no pharmacological answer to an ecological quandary. We can acknowledge that collective and systemic injustices are felt not only by the whole, but also deeply impact the individual. The philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti once remarked "It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." It is a grace to remind our patients that sorrow is an appropriate response to loss and we, as clinicians, are there to witness.
To do the work of witnessing is challenging even on a good day, and made even more so during a time of deep uncertainty. It is incumbent upon us as providers to take the best care of ourselves. It is de rigueur to encourage exercise, meditation, and eating well at this juncture in the essay, but I suspect this will not be enough. Radical self-care and trauma stewardship may require us to set limits on how much we can hold.
It also means that we cannot do the work of grief alone. Grief has never been a solitary exercise. Weller writes about how the work of grief is meant to take place in community, yet so many of us do our clinical work in isolation. If we are going to continue to be able to show up for our patients, we must first show up for each other.
I challenge my readers to find an opportunity this month to reach out to a colleague and to really ask about how it is for them to help carry the weight of the world. We can start this collective here. If you have an experience in doing this and wish to share, I welcome you to do so in the comments below.
Andrew Penn, RN, MS, NP, CNS, APRN-BC was trained as an adult nurse practitioner and psychiatric clinical nurse specialist at the University of California, San Francisco. He is board certified as an adult nurse practitioner and psychiatric nurse practitioner by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. He has completed extensive training in Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy at the California Institute for Integral Studies and recently published a book chapter on this modality in The Casebook of Positive Psychiatry, published by American Psychiatric Association Press. Currently, he serves as an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California-San Francisco School of Nursing, where he teaches psychopharmacology, and is an Attending Nurse Practitioner at the San Francisco Veterans Administration. He has expertise in psychopharmacological treatment for adult patients and specializes in the treatment of affective disorders and PTSD. As a steering committee member for Psych Congress, he has been invited to present internationally on improving medication adherence, cannabis pharmacology, psychedelic assisted psychotherapy, grief psychotherapy, treatment-resistant depression, diagnosis and treatment of bipolar disorder, and the art and science of psychopharmacologic practice.


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Alzheimer's Society Sleights Activity Group
Tuesday 19th March, 2019 10:30am to 12:30pm
Every THIRD Tuesday of the month
Filey Ladies Luncheon Club
Tuesday 19th March, 2019 12:00pm to 3:00pm
We meet every third Tuesday of each month from October through to April, at 12 noon and the conversation is always interesting and enjoyable.
Our Guest speakers for the coming events are as follows:
- 16th October – Kath & Clive Richardson – 'The woman who didn't exist'.
- 20th November – Air Ambulance
- 11th December – Roy Field – Magician
- 15th January, 2019 – Sue Woodcock – 'The joy of being eccentric'.
- 19th February – Tim Tubbs – 'My life in theatre musicals'.
- 19th March – Amanda Rowley – 'Sunshine Holistic Health'.
For further information, please do not hesitate to contact the Secretary on (01723) 516 081.
We look forward to meeting you.
Open Evening
Tuesday 19th March, 2019 5:00pm to 7:30pm
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Web: https://www.coventry.ac.uk/cus/events-calendar-cus/open-day/
Come and take a look around the campus building and meet our tutors. This open event represents a great opportunity to ask any questions you might have about our range of courses.
Part time courses:
One day per week
Digital and Technology Solutions
Business Management and Leadership
Two evenings per week
Health & Social Care Foundation Year
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A Years Tapestry of Colour
Tuesday 19th March, 2019 7:30pm to 9:30pm
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Web: http://scarboroughflowerclub.co.uk
Guests £7.00.
Raffle of the Arrangements
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Giovanni Pernice: Dance Is Life
Tuesday 19th March, 2019 7:30pm to 10:00pm
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The smash hit dance spectacular Dance is Life, directed and choreographed by Jason Gilkison, Strictly Come Dancing's creative director, comes to Scarborough Spa's Grand Hall on Tuesday 19 March, 2019 and Giovanni is ready to raise the temperature just a little bit more this time round!
The action packed production combines the Italian's wit and charm, with outstanding music, sensational choreography, and stunning costumes by DSI.
Dance is Life features 7 other world class professional dancers, including Strictly Come Dancing's newest pro, Luba Mushtuk, who returns as Giovanni's leading lady once again, to continue their alluring partnership.
A showcase of wonderful Ballroom and Latin dances like the Paso Doble, the Waltz, the Rumba, and the Jive, to name just a few, with a beautiful Italian theme running throughout the show.
So sit back, let yourself be transported to Sicily, and enjoy the story...
Tickets for 'Giovanni Pernice: Dance Is Life' go on sale on Friday 6 July from 10am with tickets starting at £22 (plus booking fee) with Meet & Greet options also available.


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Genuine Veloce. Long-time California Car with Nearly $10,000 in Recent Detailed Sorting. Mechanically and Structurally Solid, Strong Performance, Nice Driver Presentation.
1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce Spider
s/n AR*390342*, Engine no. AR00121*02224*
Red with Black Leather
Alfa Romeo, the Italian giant of automobile manufacturing was not always a prolific producer of great sports cars. Prior to the Giulia and Giulietta, Alfas were large, handmade vehicles involving detailed labor and complex fabrication. All this changed when these two brilliantly engineered cars entered the market. With relatively low entry costs and delightful traits, Alfa Romeo secured a promising position in the growing postwar world car market. The Giulia and Giulietta were small, sporty, and charming, yet finely trimmed, giving an air of sophistication young men and women appreciated during this time. Both models enjoyed success, with strong sales in Europe and North America, due in part to growing interest in small sporty cars. Among the most desired of these cars today is the Giulietta Veloce Spider. The Veloce featured a twin cam 1300cc in-line four-cylinder engine, twin Weber carburetors, higher compression ratio, and spirited cam profiles, resulting in improved overall performance. By 1962 the engine was upgraded to 1600, improving both performance and reliability in the new smoother running engine. The Pininfarina bodied Spider would remain in production until 1966, a testimony to the advanced design and captivating good looks. Today, the Giulieta remains highly regarded by collectors and enthusiasts, particularly original Veloce models.
This particular car is a genuine Veloce, retaining the original engine, featuring desirable cosmetics and recent mechanical servicing. The current owner purchased the car from Fantasy Junction in 2017. Prior to his purchase, this Veloce Spider had been previously under long-term California ownership featuring thoughtful preparation to a generally high standard. After his purchase from Fantasy Junction, the current owner enjoyed the car while engaging in additional mechanical work. In order to facilitate more legroom for the current owner, the seat rails were slightly modified and the convertible top mechanism removed to allow the seat to slide further back. Mechanical work included replacing the oil pan gasket and resurfacing the oil pan, replacing the rear main seal, and a new clutch linkage bushing. A new transmission mount, pilot bearing, and ring gear was also replaced along with an oil and filter change. Further work included repairing the horn switch, replacing the oil temperature sender, replacing a section of exhaust and hanger, and sway bar repair and lower A-arm refinishing. The engine was compression tested, recording 190psi across all cylinders. Total invoice for service was $9,600.00.
Today this Veloce Spider presents cohesively with a satisfying glossy red appearance overall. While certainly an older finish (likely applied more than 20 years ago) the overall look speaks well to the quality of the care during over the past decades. The finish has some areas that have been blended in, but the car has been polished out to reflect a nice driver quality finish. A re-spray in the near future would be favorable should the next owner desire a car for shows or concours events. The finish and chrome trim match the overall level of the paint, being presentable and tidy with nice luster and generally good fit throughout.
The overall visual condition of the interior is period correct, having been recently and properly redone using high quality materials and correct components as needed. A very nice set of correct Alfa Romeo black rubber floor mats and a nicely finished tonneau cover completes the interior. The dashboard is in very good condition with preserved and properly functioning original instruments, still retaining good color and contrast to the dial faces. The doors open and shut with a solid feel, though some panel gap variations are evident along the bottom of the car. The side windows roll up and down smoothly and the glass is in generally good condition. The wheels have been refinished in correct silver and have been recently fitted with proper specification tires. The trunk compartment is clean and tidy, outfitted with a spare tire and jack, but no tools.
Lifting the hood, the engine compartment reveals a very satisfying impression of correct cosmetic and mechanical features. Respectfully restored to factory specifications, the finishes are properly applied, exhibiting only minor patina from use. The crinkle black twin cam cover is correctly finished, accented by the cast aluminum air intake plenum leading to the twin Weber carburetors. It appears that the engine compartment and engine was professionally restored as proper fasteners, hoses, wires, and detailed components are in place. The Weber carburetors sit proudly astride the original engine, boasting the factory installed Veloce specifications. The undercarriage is solid and dry with signs of enjoyable use but remaining in surprisingly good condition. There is no evidence of structural damage or support damage, however it appears as though some light body work has been done to the front and rear portions of the body when viewed from underneath, not unexpected given the half century of ownership since assembled new.
The car starts quickly and easily. Slow idle becomes progressive as the car warms to operating temperatures. Good oil pressure and operating temperatures are properly indicated from the recently serviced instruments. Smooth engine response on throttle is snappy, in part due to the Veloce package. Shifting is easily achieved with first gear and nice clutch action to start your 5-speed journey. Syncros are quite good with smooth downshifting. Clutch action and accelerator pedal "feel" are tight and confident. Once underway at higher speeds, the car moves along smoothly, waking up in the high revs thanks to the more potent Veloce spec cams. Steering and suspension on smooth roads is generally good with some shudder across more rugged terrain, but overall in keeping with the sporty nature of these cars. Braking is quite good overall, coming off higher speeds with ease toward complete stops. In all, this Alfa Veloce reminds us of what pure driving fun was all about when first released to the adoring public. The car comes with a convertible top and top bows (not currently installed in the car) receipts showing recent work and service documents as well as copies of California ownership documentation.
A fun, drivable Veloce with matching numbers engine, long-term California ownership, and recent mechanical freshening make this wonderful Alfa Romeo a delightful sports car for someone who wants a mechanically proficient, driver-level car ready for immediate enjoyment or to restore as time goes by.
The above vehicle information is complete and accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time it is posted to this website. Corrections or additional information is always appreciated. All advertised prices exclude government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document preparation charge, and any emission testing charge. Vehicles are subject to prior sale. All advertised to be true but not guaranteed. We assume no liability for errors or omissions.
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My earlier comment seems to have disappeared. I am still questioning the test answer key #9 and wondering why #3 and #4 were changed but not #13 based on the comments of the person ahead of me.
Dear Ms. McGeehan, Thank you for your comment. Problems #3 & 4 were changed because multiple answers were acceptable, and the original answers did not reflect the question, which say "Which numbers are NOT part of...?" Instead, they were the numbers from the domain or range. Problem #13 was also changed. The rate of change is greater with the graph because the rate of change is measuring the "magnitude" (referring to a term used mostly in Algebra II & Calculus), or steepness, of the graph. It can be found by taking the absolute value of the slope. An additional note about this will be added to the Functions presentation within the next few days. Kind regards, Audra
Sorry that I didn't answer your entire question earlier in my first reply. Also, in the updated copy of the Test, the answer to problem #9 was also corrected. Kind regards, Audra
Thank you. Yes, I agree with the changes made, I was just confused because only some of the changes in question were reflected in the latest test update that I could see. It seems like I am having trouble because I am unable to see the comments from earlier (including mine). In addition, I am now getting a server error when I try to open the test.
Dear Ms. McGeehan, The error issue has been fixed. You can now download the file. Kind regards, Audra
The Unit Plan has 3 days scheduled for Topic #6 - Transformations of Functions. However, there are no slides for this topic. Are the students to learn this topic via the Lab only?
Dear Donna Falciglia-Thompson, Thank you again for your comment. The Unit Plan & CW-HW file have been updated in this unit. The assessment files are being completed by members of our Math Team. Once they are completed, those files will be posted. Kind regards, Audra
Dear Donna Falciglia-Thompson, Thank you for your comment. We have been modifying the contents of this course for the past month, based on feedback that we received, to help improve the flow of the topics in each unit. The Presentation file in this unit has been completed. The CW-HW file, assessment files & unit plan are in the process of being completed. The revised unit plan & CW-HW file will be posted tomorrow (need to be reviewed prior to posting). I'll leave another reply message when this takes place. The topic of Function Transformations will be placed in the "Non-Linear Functions" Unit, while covering the various transformations of both Linear & Non-Linear functions. Kind regards, Audra
Dear Donna Falciglia-Thompson, The assessment files in the Functions unit have been updated to reflect the changes made to the Functions presentation. Kind regards, Audra


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There is a famous call by Vin Scully of the L.A. Dodgers that reflects what most of the sports world felt when a hobbled, over the hill Kirk Gibson came off the bench to win a World Series game in spectacular fashion (you can watch the video here) back in 1988. An improbable feat, as an unlikely hero homered off the most dominant closer in baseball at that time. Most people would agree with Vin Scully, "I don't believe what I just saw."
There was a group in Mark 2:1-12 though that witnessed something far more spectacular, making their similar comments to Vin Scully's much more meaningful. In this passage, Jesus heals a paralytic, a man who medically had been told that he would never walk again. And yet Jesus exercises His sovereign authority over creation to fix what was previously broken. But in more spectacular fashion, He heals this man spiritually as well. Most would say the miracle performed in this passage was the healing of his physical ailment. But Jesus draws attention to his ability to heal spiritually. By proclaiming that this man's sins were forgiven, Jesus worked a far greater miracle. As a holy God, Jesus forgives sins that would condemn this man for eternity. Yet with a spoken word this man is transferred from darkness to light instantaneously. Some in the crowd were angered over this proclamation. In their hearts they questioned how an ordinary man could forgive sins. It's precisely by this action though that Jesus revealed He was more than an ordinary man. He is qualified to forgive sins because He is God in flesh.
The people that day left, overwhelmed by what they had witnessed. The passage tells us they glorified God (they made his greatness known) by proclaiming to others..."We never saw anything like this!"
May we be just as faithful to reveal the greatness of God to others as this group did that day! Because if we are Christians we have certainly witnessed an unbelievable, life changing miracle in our own life.


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POETRY BOOK ONE: Poems People Like to Silently Move Their Lips While Reading
Denise, The Nice
Denise, the nice,
Tonight thine eyes are my demise,
Entice the highs thy knows arise;
Thy knows thine eyes disguise delight.
Denise, the nice,
Thy knows to night thine eyes so bright,
Denies dawn has the skies to light;
Thine eyes reprise sunrise tonight.
Denise, the nice,
Thy owes my eyes tonight's surprise,
Thine eyes amuse despite replies;
Though nice invite delights unwise.


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LG Tennessee Washing Machine Plant
This facility was LG's first manufacturing facility in North America and had an extremely fast paced schedule, which went from conceptual design drawings to a complete and operational manufacturing facility in less than a year. SteelFab was engaged in a design-assist role, and worked closely with the engineer of record to take conceptual design drawings to installation drawings within a matter of weeks. The structure consisted of joist framed roof and a mezzanine level over roughly 80% of the building footprint, hundreds of feet of crane runway beams, several out-buildings, and two 220' clear-span steel framed utility bridges. The project had a complicated logistics and turn-over plan that allowed LG's manufacturing equipment installers to work in the facility while it was still under construction.


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Le Grand Pan
Tucked in the 15th arrondissement, Benoit Gauthier's Le Grand Pan unfussily and deliciously serves up superb meats (pork, veal, lamb, chicken even bambi!)
A fantastic local bistro in the 15th district under the Young chef Benoît Gauthier who trained at Le Troquet has come up with a way to satisfy carnivorous appetites. Yes, it's all about the meat. The atmosphere is casual with large wooden tables that invite customers to gather near each other family-style.
Served on rectangular platters in huge chunks, the meat is scorched in heat. The menu lies on the nearby chalkboard; some of the permanent dishes include a platter of charcuterie to be followed by cote de boeuf, cote de porc or cote de veau, all in servings for two.
Assiette de Charcuterie to start:
Amuse-Bouche: Creme de Choux-fleurs in a reduction of smoked ham and onion
Getting ready for the meat:
Côte de porc Ibaïona de chez Louis Ospital (Pork)
Côte de veau de Mauléon (Veal)
All meat dishes come with salad and potatoes (just to make you feel a LITTLE healthy). The potatoes are double-cooked hand-cut fries tossed lightly with garlic.
Tarte tatin de Romain
Mont blanc
Le Grand Pan is a serious value for the amount you are given. A great meal, and a definite neighborhood try out for meat lovers across the board!
Le Grand Pan
20 rue Rosenwald, 75015
Tel: 01 42 50 02 50
Metro: Convention (Ligne 12), Plaisance (Ligne 13)


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Winona City Council
Minnesota High Speed Rail Commission
Passenger rail service from the Twin Cities to Chicago is very important to our community as service between these points includes a much-used stop here in Winona. A recent survey by the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Commission in partnership with the Minnesota Department of Transportation showed that four in 10 Southeast Minnesota college students had ridden Amtrak and would ride more often if service was available. (Mn/DOT survey results can be found here http://www.dot.state.mn.us/newsrels/17/03/23survey.html.)
Our community has a strong relationship with our educational institutions and the revenue they generate. Rail service provides students and travelers an opportunity to reach Winona without the added expense of owning and operating an automobile while relieving some of the parking stress the many student owned vehicles create within our neighborhoods.
Significant additional ridership is foreseen, enough to support a second train from Chicago to St. Paul. Infrastructure improvements to accommodate a second train would significantly improve rail crossing and rail yard concerns for both our businesses and citizens in Winona. Expanding passenger rail services along the River Route in Minnesota takes the combined effort of local elected officials, business and community leaders, and residents.
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IHU 2019 Proposed Amendment: Pre-Gazette I Consultation
In late March, Transport Canada posted a notice on their public website regarding a pre-Gazette I consultation on proposed amendments to the TDGR. The consultation was distributed to selected stakeholders by email on March 4.
This proposal is the latest in a series of international harmonization updates ("IHU") to incorporate changes to reflect the current editions of the UN Model Regulations (UN Recommendations), ICAO Technical Instructions for air, and the IMDG Code for ocean shipment. In addition, the Canada-US Regulatory Cooperation Council work planning effort has suggested several items that would facilitate reciprocity in shipping dangerous goods between the two countries.
UN Recommendations
- Updating to 20th edition and preparation for 21st edition.
- Incorporate packaging updates by adopting 3rd edition TP14850 (pending repatriation to CGSB as standard CGSB-43.150-xx), normalize EC-allowed practices on batteries; allow UN3175 in FIBC 13H3 & 13H4.
- Marking/Labeling: text on labels, banana labels on cylinders, require orientation arrows for liquids, marine pollutant, and Lithium Battery Mark on overpacks.
- Language issues under review, include determining the options on the use of either or both English/French and circumstances when a different second language might appear (i.e. foreign sourced material).
- Consider adding provisions for optional hazard class text on placards – see also marking/labeling.
- Allow US placards for re-shipping road/rail within Canada. In addition to text issues, this would allow re-shipping with US Class 7, 8 or 9 placards where the horizontal divide is not at the mid-point.
A separate issue is to consider use of the US "inhalation hazard" placard design, either as an option or as a requirement. Presumably, even if rejected as an option/requirement for Canadian sourced shipments, it might be incorporated into the (currently denied) "first destination" provision of TDGR s. 9.1 and 10.1.
Special Provisions
- Various changes are under consideration to align with UN, IMDG, and/or US versions. Some of these will replace the need for equivalency certificates that are currently issued.
Proposed changes to other sections will also reduce the need for some existing equivalency certificates.
US Reciprocity – Other:
- Pressurized tanks in water pump systems and extend to allow gases currently provided for in TDG equivalency certificates.
- Marking packages, in addition to shipping documents, of "non-odorized" LPG.
- Incorporate provision in TDGR 9.1 and 10.1 to prepare shipments in Canada destined for the US using 49 CFR requirements – albeit with some restrictions as outlined in the current (1)(a)-(c) and (2) of each section. Modifications on restrictions for safety marks (including labels and placards) may be included in these sub-sections based on other consultation topics discussed above.
There may be additional items currently covered by 49 CFR "exceptions" that could be examined if stakeholders included them in comments.
An example that may be of interest is the 49 CFR 173.154(d) exemption for Class 8 substances that are only corrosive to steel or aluminum. Presumably, since the equivalent exemption is not found in the TDGR, paragraph (2) in 9.1 and 10.1 would still prohibit receipt to the first destination and subsequent shipment as prepared in the US. Given the tendency for supplier SDS to refer to exempt or excepted substances as "Not Regulated" under "Transportation Information", there is room for possible non-conformance by Canadian Consignors receiving or re-shipping these substances. It may be worth it for those stakeholders who are potentially affected to submit a comment.
The comment period on the pre-Gazette proposals is open until May 27, 2019.
A summary of the 31-page "Let's Talk Transportation of Dangerous Goods" proposal is available on the Transport Canada website:
A copy of the detailed consultation document may be requested by emailing the "Join in…" link on the summary page.


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A student's guide to being more eco-friendly (and how you can protect our seas)
Litter dropped will often end up in our rivers, which can eventually drift out to sea harming fish and sea life. This is the same with items which get flushed down the toilet. It is important to be mindful of where you dispose of your rubbish, as most objects can clog both your drains and rivers, leading to flooding.
It is important to be aware of such eco-friendly habits, as so much we do every day is harmful to the environment without us really knowing. So here are some helpful eco-tips to keep in mind during your time at university!
Be mindful of what you flush
When foreign objects are flushed down the toilet, they cause problems on their journey towards the sea. These items clump together which often leads to blocked pipes, causing flooding of homes and gardens. As well as this, by flushing items such as condoms, cotton balls and wet wipes, our beaches can become really littered.
Most of the plastic littering the earth eventually finds its way to the ocean. Recent research by a wastewater company – UKDN Waterflow – shows that commonly flushed items like wet wipes and tampon applicators can take up to 500 years to biodegrade in the ocean due to the plastic molecules contained within it. Try their quiz to find out how long the items you flush take to biodegrade in the ocean.
Avoid single-use plastics
Avoiding single-use plastics such as water bottles, plastic cutlery and excessive use of shopping bags, is a great way to keep plastic use at a low, as well as out of our rivers and oceans.
Studies have shown that 1 in 4 fish contains particles of plastic – with the amount of plastic currently circulating, it is expected that there will be more plastic weight than fish in our oceans in 2050.
Recycling is one of the most environmentally friendly habits out there. Make a habit of repurposing or recycling items within your household and you'll be surprised how much you would usually just throw away.
Over 60% of households across the UK are now recycling due to major environmental concerns. If you are unsure of where your local recycling plant is or you'd like to find out more about recycling at home, you can check here and get involved.
This isn't an exhaustive list of ways you can help the environment. But, by adopting these eco-friendly habits and being mindful of your carbon footprint, you can make a difference and help keep Aberystwyth's oceans clear of plastic and litter.
Interested in helping reverse the impact of bad habits? Our next Beach Clean is on Wednesday 11th December, 2pm and will be a Holiday Jumper Special! To get involved email the Volunteering Coordinator, Amy, on firstname.lastname@example.com or keep an eye out on our facebook page.


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Enjoy great food with your Parea!
(Good Friends)
Greek cuisine is completely unpretentious, what you see is what you get. The flavors and abundant aromas are the combination of only a few simple ingredients, but the magic is in how these ingredients are fused with each other. We will prepare the most popular Greek dishes and desserts for you at the festival so you can get a great idea of the overall cuisine. If your interest wants to take you further, please attend one of our Live Cooking Demos, and purchase a Greek Cookbook on sale at the Greek Store in the Vendor area.
All vegetarian foods are listed in GREEN text. All sweets are obviously vegetarian, so help yourself!
Whole Lambs on the Spit!
Whole Lambs will be prepared on the spit and when they come off, we'll be selling them by the pound. Due to the high demand for Lamb on the Spit, we are doubling the amount of lambs we cook this year. Lambs will come off the spit Friday and Saturday night 5-7 pm and Sunday 4-5:30 pm. Be ready to get your share of fresh Lamb! First come, First served!
NEW THIS YEAR! Fried Calamari! (order at the Gyro Booth)
NEW THIS YEAR! Athenian Fries: Fries with feta cheese topping and spiced with oregano (Order at the Gyro Booth)
All Greek Dinner Plates Include:
Main item, Rice, Feta cheese, Greek salad, Greek olives, and Pita bread. Main items can also be purchased as a la carte. We also have vegetarian dishes!
Great Greek Foods!
Oven Roasted Leg lamb
Marinated in traditional Greek dressing.
Great Greek Sweets!
Layers of filo dough filled with walnuts, almonds, cinnamon, some other good stuff, smothered in a sugar and honey topping.
Flaming Cheese", is a slab of a relatively salty head cheese from goats, broiled in olive oil to soften it, then sprinkled in brandy and lit on fire to remove the alcohol, but maintain the brandy flavor on the cheese. Only served outdoors. Order at the Gyro Booth
Baklava Sundae
Made with pork marinated in Greek dressing. The classic Greek shish kabob can also be made with chicken or beef, but we think pork does it best.
Twisted coffee cookies, are excellent on their own or for a quick dip in a cup of coffee. Generally a dry cookie, but very flavorful, sometimes topped with sesame seeds.
Greek Rotisserie Chicken
Greek marinated chicken. All I can say is…wow, chicken never tasted so good!
Similar to Baklava, but the mixture is wrapped in shredded wheat smothered in honey. Also heavenly!
Butter cookies smothered in powdered sugar. A little messy, but worth every bit of spilled sugar.
Made with noodles instead of eggplant and potatoes. A favorite dish for Greeks, also known as the Greek lasagna.
Cream filled filo with a honey topping. A third trip to heaven!
A vegetarian favorite, grape leaves stuffed with rice a boiled in a lemon/olive oil brine.
Walnut cake, is a light fluffy cake with a honey sauce. Great with Greek Coffee.
Greek Salad
A great vegetarian dish or for those wishing to eat light, and save room for the desserts!
Fried dough smothered in honey and cinnamon, these delightful delicacies go great with Greek Coffee and even ice cream!
Layers of filo dough stuffed with a spinach and cheese mixture. We will also be serving Tyropita, which is similar, but made with only cheese.
Pasta Flora
Fruit pie, usually filled with cherry preserves, but other flavors can be used.
Gyro Pita Sandwich
Lamb and beef rilled to perfection in a pita and topped with your favorite tzatziki sauce (cucumber garlic dressing)
Orange cake, is also a light fluffy cake with orange flavors and honey infusion.
Whole lambs
We will be making a limited amount and when they are ready listen for the announcement to purchase a portion of the lamb. This is as traditional as it gets with Greek Lamb!!
Walnut cookies, are a delight, sprinkled with crushed walnuts and infused with honey.


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Happy Tuesday everyone and welcome to Christmas Nights Tour Day 2!
As we all rush around taking care of last minute items on our lists for the upcoming holidays, I've got a fun little treat this week to get you in the mood. With all the glimmer and shimmer surrounding us these days, how can you not enjoy a bit of glam at this time of year? I'm joining a group of 35 bloggers to bring you our homes all lit up at night, hosted by the lovely Rachel from Maison de Pax.
My own post will be part of the Wednesday line up tomorrow, but today I'm sharing the Tuesday group, so you can enjoy the rest of the tours. Find your favorite cozy spot and take some time to relax and dig into the Christmas Nights Tour Day 2!
You can find the complete line up for the week below, but the links won't be live until the scheduled day. Please stop back each day this week for a look at all the tours!
Maison de Pax | Finding Silver Pennies | So Much Better With Age | Decor Gold Designs
French Country Cottage | Ella Claire Inspired | Love Grows Wild
Liz Marie Blog | The Turquoise Home | A Burst of Beautiful | Nina Hendrick Design Co.
Cherished Bliss | Shabbyfufu | Shades of Blue Interiors
Making Home Base | Lindsay Hill Interiors | Zevy Joy | Fox Hollow Cottage
Blesser House | Designthusiasm | TIDBITS
Place of My Taste | Life on Virginia Street | Sunny Side Up | House by Hoff
Stylehouse Interiors | At Home With the Barkers | Beneath My Heart
Kelly Elko | The Happy Housie | Setting for Four | Rooms FOR Rent
Thistlewood Farms | Just a Girl and Her Blog | The Wood Grain Cottage
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5 Reasons to Buy a Puppy
Do you love animals? Do you want to show an animal that love every single day? If so, a puppy is a warm addition to the family that everyone will love. Puppies need loving families and owners to call their own. They're faithful, loyal, and fun companions for just about anyone. Read below to learn five of the top reasons to find puppies for sale near me and add an animal to your life.
1. Dogs are man's best friend. When you bring home a puppy, he's a member of the family from a young age, giving even more love to the whole family.
2. Kids learn responsibility as they care for pets. They won't mind this responsibility, however, since the awesome puppy is their reward.
3. Pets make people happy. It doesn't matter who you are or where you live, puppies bring joy wherever they're at. Scientific evidence proves that people who have pets live longer, healthier, and happier lives.
4. Pets help ease social isolation in men and women. They're great for older people, single individuals, people who work at home, and anyone else who simply prefer to be more solitary than around others.
5. Dogs and puppies are fun part of any family. They'll always bring specialness to the day and warmth to your heart. It lives many people something to look forward to every day.
A puppy is a great addition to your family and to your home the five reasons to add a puppy to the home that we've listed here are only a handful of the many reasons to make this decision. Puppies are perfect for any and all families. And, there are tons of breeds to bring home and love, so you can find the perfect puppy no matter what you fancy.


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Rusko (who killed it at Coachella!) finally released his first full-length CD, "O.M.G.!", despite his presence on the scene for several years and I, for one, am a big fan of it! For the album, Rusko has broadened his sound to include other electro styles like nu-disco (I love how he's incorporated it), house, and garage while incorporating a unique variety of guests in his wide-ranged, wobble-tastic debut CD.
√++ Picks: "Hold On", "Dial My Number", "I Love You", "Scarewear", "Raver's Special", and "You're On My Mind Baby"
• Rusko – O.M.G.! (Full CD) [140MB] (Big!)
• Rusko – Hold On ft. Amber Coffman (Sub Focus Remix) √++
MONARCHY has some new work out, keeping on track with their success hit, Gold In The Fire
• MONARCHY – The Phoenix Alive
• MONARCHY – The Phoenix Alive (Kris Menace Mix) √++
A cool progressive house beat by artist Dubfire.
• Dubfire – Roadkill (EDX's Acapulco at Night Remix)
VanGuard did a fantastic remix of Digitalism's "Pogo", swapping the vocals for piano! I meant to post this months ago, guess it got lost in the library. Either way, enjoy!
Jupiter came out with a remix of Junior's "Mama Used to Say" mixing in a fresh taste of nu-disco style, I'm diggin' it.


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Discussion in 'Designers and Collections' started by vogue28, Sep 28, 2018.
Sincerely, i like this collection.
Few denim looks are really chic.
Chanel, Balenciaga by Wang and Iris Von Herpen in a nutshell. A dash of "too much" to make it very Balmain!
I would agree that about 10% of this collection has something to offer, but the rest is OTT, unoriginal, and just plain ugly.
I see that this designer has great skills when it comes to constructing but he really, REALLY needs to edit...cut the looks in half and give us something down to earth on top of that.
He has to spend more time in the Balmain archives because at some point the 80's shoulder pad, super v cut dresses will get tiresome....hopefully soon...
I love Stephane Rolland and Fausto Sarli.
if i have to choose between Balmain and Off-White, i will choose Balmain. Some pieces are really cool , nothing can top O/White by VA.
What a beautifully curated exhibition of Miyake, Montana and Mugler mixed with some newer Stephane Rolland and Alexandre Vauthier.
I love the middle part with the denim, pink, and nudes. Stunning. The end, really should have only been about 5 black outfits and 5 white ones at the start.
It's a sad state when Balmain has one of the better collections of the season...but as usual about 10 looks too many. Nothing wrong with a little editing!
I love Egypt and Egyptian inspired things, but this is tragic. First, there are too many looks and, secondly, it looks confused and not focused at all. It's clunky and a highly tacky. It's higher-end Fashion Nova.
When you call yourself a fashion designer; and all you make is copying from past designers work...
Be careful with those shoulder pads, you are gonna take out someone´s eyes with them!!
I'm obsessed with those pleated pieces with a round silhouette in outfit numer 2, 6 and 80.
Usually I don't like Balmain but this one really got me!
This is actually good, I bet we will see a lot of this on red carpets and editorials.
The shoulders reminds me of one of my beloved Margiela jacket from the s/s 2007! So i'll Try to not be too harsh with this collection.
Olivier, much like Michele needs someone to help him edit . It's just too much at some point. Those hideous plastic boots, this insane shape affair, the glitz, the pleats...etc.
There's this thing about Olivier: no matter how detailed his garnments are, it looks cheap because there's no sophistication in the allure.
Completely forgot about Balmain. I think their hype is slowly withering away. No amount of Loreal collabs will change that.
Don't want to approach this collection with Off White in mind because I'll just give it unwarranted passes. It's tacky and cheesy, more like the feminine accompaniment to Philip Plein. There's just no wit to it. And for this specific brand and market, it's a bleeding shame. The denim sequence must be the worst I've ever seen from Le Kardashian.
awful collection tbh
There are some hits and misses in this collection, but I prefer this season to some of Oliver's most other recent seasons. I really liked the contrast in some of the final looks with the cuts and the black & white coloured combos.


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Being able to understand and evaluate a prospective acquisition, buyer or partner is essential to any growing company in today's challenging business environment.
Due diligence identifies issues so they can be tackled beforehand. It can help organisations establish the true value or cost of a business transaction and the right information that can contribute to how the terms of agreements are drafted. Due diligence empowers organisations to negotiate the best terms for themselves.
Types of due diligence :
The 3 main categories of due diligence are legal, financial and commercial. Although these have traditionally been distinct, the best due diligence programmes maintain an element of close cooperation as the work in one area can often inform the checks being carried out elsewhere. Many practices now offer integrated services that brings these strands together.
Legal due diligence seeks to examine the legal basis of a transaction, for example to ensure that a target business holds or can exercise the intellectual property rights that are crucial to the future success of the company.
Other areas that would most likely be discussed include:
Financial due diligence focuses on verifying the financial information provided and to assess the underlying performance of the business.
Areas to consider :
Commercial due diligence considers the market/environment in which a business operates, for example interaction with customers, an assessment of competitors and a fuller analysis of the assumptions that lie behind the business plan. All these are intended to determine whether the business plan withstand the realities of the market.
Other types of due diligence cover areas in taxation, pensions, IT systems and intellectual property.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Many of you have been sniffling and sneezing a lot lately. We are in the midst of another allergy season, and if ragweed causes your allergies to flare up, beware.
Doctors are expecting ragweed levels to be at its highest peak in the past 10 years.
It's hard to escape the annoyances of allergies as we go from the hot, dry summer to the cooler fall. Doctors say they are seeing less eye itching but more runny noses, coughing, wheezing and asthma flare ups.
More moisture means the mold count is getting worse, and as insects pollinate plants, that pollen is flying in the air. In fact, winds can pick up pollen and take it as far as a 400 mile radius, so it's hard to escape.
However, there are some simple solutions you might not have thought of before that could relieve your symptoms.
Doctors say drink a lot of water -- up to eight glasses a day -- to flush out your system of all those toxins.
Wear sunglasses to keep the pollen from flying into your eyes.
Bathe your pets often. The pollen and ragweed can stick to their coats and they can bring it inside with them.
Keep your windows shut so the allergens stay outside.
And keep the air conditioner running. The a/c keeps air flowing through your house and keeps the moisture down, slowing the growth of mold.
Of course, you can always buy over the counter medication or see a doctor at the Minute Clinic to get a prescription to help control your allergies.
Doctors said allergens will be bothersome until the first frost.