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JustForex Review
JustForex is an online Forex and CFD ECN brokerage launched in 2012. They are headquartered and regulated in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Clients are offered a choice between an ECN-style and market-marker style account types.
JustForex offers traders the opportunity to trade over 60 Forex currency pairs including Gold and Silver against the U.S. Dollar, as well as 39 cryptocurrency pairs, which is an unusually wide range of crypto. They offer no range of assets beyond this because they are "just Forex". They offer an extremely high maximum possible leverage of 3000 to 1.
JustForex differs from most brokers in offering clients a hybrid ECN/STP execution model, allowing the opportunity of fast execution and natural spreads. A choice between account types is offered depending upon whether you want to trade Forex or Cryptocurrencies, how much you want to deposit, and whether you prefer ECN or STP execution.
The Cent account requires no minimum deposit, is denominated in USD, and offers a maximum leverage of 1000 to 1. The minimum spread (without commission) on the benchmark EUR/USD currency pair is 0.3 pips.
The Mini account requires no minimum deposit, may be denominated in a wide range of different currencies, and offers a maximum leverage of 3000 to 1. The minimum spread (without commission) on the benchmark EUR/USD currency pair is 0.3 pips.
The Standard account requires a minimum deposit of $100, may be denominated in a wide range of different currencies, and offers a maximum leverage of 3000 to 1. The minimum spread (without commission) on the benchmark EUR/USD currency pair is 0.1 pips.
The ECN Zero account requires a minimum deposit of $500, may be denominated in a wide range of different currencies, and offers a maximum leverage of 500 to 1. The minimum spread on the benchmark EUR/USD currency pair is 0 pips but commission is charged.
The Crypto account requires no minimum deposit and can be used to trade a range of cryptocurrency pairs. The account is denominated in USD and offers a maximum leverage of 3 to 1. The minimum spread is 0 pips, but commission is charged.
All accounts offer a minimum trade size of 1 micro-lot (0.01 full lots).
Scalping and hedging are allowed, and automated trading is possible. This combination of advantages is something that is increasingly hard to find.
There is no choice of trading platforms, with clients having to trade with the MetaTrader 4 platform.
A relatively wide range of Forex and Cryptocurrency pairs are available for trading, with ECN execution if required, although this requires a minimum deposit of $500. JustForex offers traders the use of an extremely high and generous maximum leverage in traditional Forex currency pairs.
JustForex offers an extensive education section on their site, including a wide selection of static material on the basics of Forex trading, plus a glossary of terms. Additionally, there are a few educational videos, but they focus mostly on the technical aspect of running a Forex robot through the MetaTrader 4 platform.
It would be unfair not to mention the Analytics section of JustForex's website, which includes daily market overviews and forecasts, as well as periodic technical analyses of popular Forex and cryptocurrency pairs.
Bonuses and Promotions
At the time of this review, the only bonus on offer is a 100% deposit bonus on deposits greater than $100.
Depositing funds into a JustForex account is an easy and secure process. Both may be made using a few different methods, including credit cards, debit cards, bank transfer, Neteller, FasaPay, Skrill, China Union Pay and Bitcoin. Withdrawals are generally made through the same channel that deposits have been made through. JustForex add no charges of their own to any fees which may be charged by such payment processors.
Customer Support
Customer support is based in Indonesia and Malaysia, offering business hours support in a range of languages including English, Malay, and Bahasa.
JustForex has an interesting offering for traders looking to trade Forex and especially Cryptocurrencies with a relatively high leverage, by use of an ECN/STP execution model. JustForex could be an especially attractive broker for clients with relatively small deposit size who wish to benefit from ECN execution.
In terms of features, the stand-out strengths of JustForex's offering are:
- An extremely wide range of Cryptocurrency pairs available for trading, as well as approximately 60 traditional Forex pairs, including Gold and Silver against the U.S. Dollar.
- Competitive spreads for larger depositors.
- ECN/STP execution model.
- Maximum leverage as high as 3000 to 1.
- Choice of Swap-Free account types (Islamic account).
- Regulated by a minor industry center (IFSC, St. Vincent and the Grenadines).
Company Information
- Broker's Name : Justforex
- Headquarter : Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Regulation : IFSC
Account Information
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People love to talk about (and blame) metabolism for many things.
- "He can eat anything. He's got a fast metabolism."
- "My metabolism is so slow. I LOOK at food and gain weight!"
But is it true? Are we ruled (and thereby destined) by our metabolism?
Much of what you see in the media would make you think so. We view ads and read magazine headlines that scream about ways and products that can help you "boost your metabolism."
But can you? And do you want to? And what are the real facts about metabolism? I found it a bit confusing for most people, so I wanted to break all the hype down into five things to keep in mind about metabolism:
1. Metabolism varies from person to person.
This is the part that we know to be true. We all may have the same physiology as humans but we don't have the same exact bodies and metabolisms. What I eat will affect me differently than what you eat. Also, aging affects metabolism. There are many different causal factors involved,
2. You can affect your metabolism a bit.
Lift weights? You build more muscle. This affects your metabolism, but not as much as some fitness and supplement companies would have you believe. Along with sleep and diet, your daily movement can affect your metabolism, so get your sleep, eat clean, and move.
3. Diets can wreck your metabolism.
Starving yourself is one of the worst things you can do for your body. Not only does it make you miserable but the long-term effects of dieting are only starting to be known on our metabolisms, including that each diet might slow your metabolism permanently.
Dieting is a short-term solution that can cause long-term problems. Think of dieting like a payday loan. Sure, it feels good but the vig might set you even further back.
4. If you have lost weight and you want to keep it off, don't obsess about your metabolism.
Instead, concentrate on these things: Monitor yourself (weigh or measure), exercise regularly, watch what you eat. There's nothing new on this list, but it helps to be reminded: the old advice is good advice
5. Remember: there is no silver bullet.
Moderation and good, steady habits are the best for your health. If someone promises you a miracle drug or cure, don't rush to believe them. Rome wasn't built in a day and neither is your body. Eat clean, get moving, and sleep. Good things will come.

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PS: I'm not very fluent with agent procedures!
There are 2 problems that you will run into;
There are several ways to work around this the easiest is to make your script check if somebody is logged on and to run a Execute Shell Command or Execute File step with either the REG shell command or by importing a .reg file with the regedit.exe command.
Alternatively if you need to make the changes while the user is offline you will need to work with the HKU hive, this method is more complicated and requires you to convert the a user account into a SID as all of the user hives are loaded against their SID's in the HKU hive.


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Digital Textile Design
This course will introduce you to the digital skills needed, to get you started in digital textile printing. Focusing on the two main print specific Adobe Products: Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, you will learn how to generate repeat pattern designs.
The patterns will then be printed onto a silk bamboo fabric.Through step by step exercises, you will be introduced to the fundamental digital printed textile design techniques and learn the differences between the two main Adobe image editing packages.
Throughout the course you will consider how to adapt your design in relation to the final application, whether this be for a fashion, interior or fine art outcome.
It would be an advantage if you could bring along any of your own drawings, or photographic influences to inform your designs.
Topics covered:
Introduction to Adobe Photoshop: Selecting and Layering Tools
Preparing an image: scanning and cleaning
Creating pattern designs using Adobe Photoshop
Creating and editing vector shapes using Adobe Illustrator
Polyester sample printing using a heat press
Digital fabric printing on bamboo silk
Course outcomes
You'll leave the course with the ability to create pattern repeats in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. You will be able to prepare print ready documents and have a greater knowledge of the processes involved with digitally printing your textile designs onto fabric*. You may go on to create your own textile designs or apply for another digital textile printing course.
Who should attend
Anyone looking to learn the principles of digital pattern design using Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator, and gain an insight into the digital fabric print process. If you have no previous experience of using Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator, it is recommended that you attend either an evening or Saturday course.
*N.B. Whilst we endeavour to complete the printing of student fabric samples by the end of the course, this may not always be possible due to time restrictions, particularly with day time classes. In such circumstances we will arrange for your work to be collected or delivered as soon after the course as possible. Final work will be printed onto Silk Bamboo.
Online short courses
Did you know we offer a similar course online? UAL online short courses are designed to help creative people master new challenges, develop their skills, get inspired by new ideas and access the UAL learning experience without having to travel to a campus for class.
Student reviews
'The most satisfying aspect, is the application of printing your design on silky-smooth lightweight cotton fabric (60gsm), about a metre long, on the final day. And since they are by designed by the sweat and blood of your own industry, they do feel more polished and luxurious than any paid for commercial brand.' - MJKM.
"The course structure was exactly what I was looking for. This was a great way to provide me with new skills within the textile industry. I thought it was excellent, the tutor was very knowledgable and as it was a small class he was able to provide everyone with the attention they required."
Tutor Description
Kenny Taylor currently works as a Digital Media Technician for the University of the Arts, supporting BA and MA Textiles courses, since 2001. The role is split between Teaching Design Techniques and Digital Fabric Printing. Originally from a Graphics background, Kenny has have found his experience adds another dimension and is a technical asset when Teaching Textiles.
Previously, Kenny worked for PSD Associates/Fitch as an Designer on projects such as the BT Logo, and many others which involved a combination of Illustration, Typography, Corporate Identity, Animated Logos, and Web sites.
Please bring the following materials with you on the first day:
Notepad and Pen
USB memory stick (Min 5GB - if possible)
Any visual influences or examples of style of work you like (photographs/drawings) to turn into a pattern repeat
Please be advised that this course will be taught using the Adobe Creative Cloud.
You will need an Adobe ID to participate on the course.
You can set this up before the course starts at https://www.adobe.com/uk/ and select 'Get an Adobe ID'.
If you already have an Adobe ID, please check your login details still work.
You do not need to subscribe to the software. This is free to students when studying in college on any UAL networked computer.
Please remember to write your login details down safely and bring these along on the first day of your course.


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Chapter 2
"Yes, I want that filed as soon as possible. Thanks, Dawn. I'll see you back at the office." Evangeline closed her cell phone and met John's amused gaze. All around them the Angel Square Diner buzzed with the energy of the lunch crowd.
"I'm sorry about that," she said.
"Hey, I'm just lucky that you were able to meet me at all. It was touch and go at first."
A waitress came and took their orders. Evangeline used the ensuing silence to relax. Defending Jessica Buchanan-Santi in the Tico Santi murder investigation took a good deal of her time. The rest was spent with Cristian. She didn't know how it happened, but days passed without her and John crossing paths. He called several times to get this lunch date for them. And part of her felt his effort was long overdue.
She sighed. "This is nice."
He took her hand, lacing their fingers together. "I've missed you. You've never been this impossible to reach."
"What do you mean? I'm here now."
"I don't know. Something feels different." He lifted her hand and kissed the back. "How does your mom like Llanview?"
"She's settling in nicely. Retirement bored her. She's been spending a lot of time at the Love Community Center and helping with the after school programs. It's been wonderful having her around."
"I can't see her retired. She's filled with energy. I can see where you get it."
She smiled. "How's Michael? I saw Marcie on the Pat Ashley Show this morning and I noticed the absence of an engagement ring."
"They've decided to take things slowly." His brows drew together for a brief moment. "You know, I'm tired of talking about everyone else."
"Oh, really?"
He nodded. "The Eagles are playing on Saturday. We could drive down after work on Friday, spend the night and return on Sunday. What do you think?"
"I'd love to--"
The waitress returned with his chicken salad and her club sandwich. She refilled their coffee and said, "I hope you'll enjoy your meal."
"Thanks," Evangeline said.
After the waitress left, John continued their conversation. "So, we're on for this weekend."
"I can't."
"Why not? It's just a couple of days. We'll come back early on Sunday."
"It sounds great, but I have so much to do right now. With the case and my momģand other stuff."
He dropped his fork onto the plate and leaned back. His blue eyes flashed and his voice lowered. "This is about Natalie, isn't it?"
"What does she have to do with anything?"
Evangeline's appetite vanished. She worked through his friendship with Natalie and had set it aside. No, she hadn't told him about Cristian painting her portrait, but the topic hadn't come up. Whenever she thought to mention it, a little voice cautioned against doing so. She never questioned the voice or its reasons.
"The last time we were together, she called upset about Cristian. Don't act like you don't remember--"
"That was something I hadn't stored in my memory files. Look, I want to go with you."
"Then, let's do it."
"John, it's not that easy."
He stood and took the bill. "I remember when it used to be."
He pressed a quick kiss to her forehead and stormed off to pay for the lunch. The bell at the door rung. Cristian walked in. His eyes held hers for a moment before he glanced at John at the register. Subconsciously, she held her breath, waiting.
She half expected John to come back. He didn't. Instead, he headed toward the exit. For a moment, Cristian blocked his path. Then, the younger man walked to the counter, moving as if the last few seconds hadn't happened. Evangeline watched in awe. What the hell was going on?
A few minutes passed. She tried to eat, but the bread tasted like sawdust in her mouth. She tossed her napkin over the plate and closed her eyes. The interesting aroma of paint and spicy male after-shave assailed her senses. When she opened her eyes, she wasn't surprised to find Cristian there.
"Are you okay?" he asked, sliding into the seat John had vacated.
"I've had better days. You?"
"I can't complain." He lifted her napkin. "You didn't eat. I can have Mamí bring you something elseģon the house."
She shook her head. "I lost my appetite. But thanks." Conversing with him outside his studio felt weird. Nervous excitement skittered through her. She inhaled a quick breath and glanced at her watch. "I'd better get back."
"You're handling Jessica's case. How is that going?" He stood with her.
"It's going. I can't say much more than that."
He nodded. "I understand. Are we still on tonight?"
Oh, God. Why did that sound like a date?
"Umģ I don't know. I have so much work to do. I can't afford to get behind--"
"I know. You're busy and everything. I don't want to rush, but your mother is eager for the finished product. I'll call her and let her know there will be a slight delay--"
"No!" Evangeline touched his arm. The corded muscle beneath her fingertips jumped and pulsed. She snatched her hand back as if she'd been burned. A sharp intake of air was his only reaction. She stepped back. "Don't call her. She'll want to know why and what for. I may be a little late, but I'll be there."
"I don't want you to feel pressured." His voice sounded smooth and calming. "It's just a painting. I'm sure your mom will understand."
"You don't know her. She can be understanding, but for some reason, this portrait means a lot to her. If you don't mind my being lateģ"
He shook his head. "I don't mind. Later then."
They parted ways at the door. He went toward the kitchen and she left. She tried hard not to think about the last hour. Things between her and John had been perfect. Now, he was mad. Then, Cristian walked in, understanding and accommodating. His brown eyes bored into hers and he seemed to get everything she hadn't said. How was that?
Her mind betrayed her and worked on analyzing both situations. Too caught up in her thoughts, she bumped into someone.
"Excuse me." Collecting her bearings, she focused to make an eye to eye apology. "I'm sorryģNatalie."
"I saw you in the diner." The redhead jutted her chin toward the restaurant. "Why were you having lunch with Cristian?"
Months of unnecessary aggravation rose to the surface. The younger woman's rudeness and attitude struck a nerve. Normally, polite yet reserved, Evangeline responded with civility. Not so today.
"I wasn't," she said in a curt tone and walked away, leaving Natalie open mouthed and silent.
"That felt good," Evangeline murmured under her breath as she headed to her car. "Real good."


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The Amp, North Broward's 3,000 seat amphitheater, is once again featuring major concert performances and music-themed festivals on the breathtaking grounds which can accommodate an additional 7,000 patrons.
The Amp now has a box office open inside the Pompano Beach Cultural Center. You can purchase tix to upcoming shows with reduced fees! The hours are M-F 10-6. The Pompano Beach Cultural Center is located at 50 W. Atlantic Blvd, next to City Hall. On show dates, we will have a box office open at The Amp starting at 2pm.


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Friday, February 1, 2019
Happy Black History Month! Just checking in to let you know about what's going on for the month of February and to give you something to look forward to besides constant shivers and general dreary weather.
This Monday, February 4th (Rosa Parks' birthday), I'm one of the featured poets at Poets and Allies in Altadena. I always love reading at this spot and would love it more if you would join me for a night of poetry, that is if you happen to be in the area. Details:
Sidewalk Cafe
2057 N. Los Robles Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91104
In other news, this month in Patreon, we will be discussing the ancestors -- mine, yours, er'body's. I'm really excited to get into this topic with the exploration of art, written work and other media and encourage you to jump in with me. If you have yet to subscribe now is the perfect time because it's only gonna get better and better from here. If you would rather not subscribe but just feel compelled support the important work that I'm doing to facilitate social change, create tools to disrupt and dismantle systems of oppression, and teach liberation through common sense and ethics, you're always welcome to make a one time contribution in any amount that you choose to paypal.me/BlakBirdPublishing.
All donations no matter how lavish or modest and patronage on any level is always greatly appreciated and simply ensures that I, a black woman, am not constantly producing knowledge and art and ultimately laboring for free. The more that I am able to be supported in my work with more than just applause and kind words (which are welcomed and valued), the more work I am able to produce. It would please the ancestors, indeed.
Speaking of pleasing the ancestors, if you want the shirt that I'm wearing and would like to support another woman of color, amazing artist, mama, and good friend of mine, go here, put one in your cart, check out, and be blessed.
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Script used in Steige et al. 2017 PNAS for estimating the impact of genomic features on allele specific expression in Capsella grandiflora using logistic regression.
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Home > Lost > Season 3
Lost: Season 3 (2006-2007)
Critic Consensus: Lost asks its audience to suspend their disbelief in ways that can be extremely trying for the grounded sci-fi show, but its character-driven plot holds season three together.
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as Charlie
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as Sayid
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as Jin
as Sun
as Claire
as Desmond
as Henry Gale
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as Mr. Friendly
as Nikki
as Alex
as Michael
as Danielle Rousseau
as Karl
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as Goodwin
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as Det. Reeve
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as Charles Widmore
as Sami
as Brother Campbell
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as Waiter
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as Daniel
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as Arabic Man
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as Trader
as Government Worker
as Shannon
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as Deliveryman
as Mr. Kwon
as Officer Barnes
as Mr. LaShade
as Johnny
as Soldier
as Head Nurse
as Older Woman
as Man
as Bartender
as Blind Woman
as Jimmy Lennon
as Man at Crash Site
as Paik's Associate
as Liam
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as Dr. Arzt
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as Paik's Secretary
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Critic Reviews for Lost: Season 3
All Critics (17) | Top Critics (10) | Fresh (12) | Rotten (5)
Satisfying in a sentimental way, the eagerly anticipated finale was neither as challenging as the series at its best, nor as convoluted as the series at its most frustrating. And it left enough questions to keep the watercooler humming for weeks.
No other show has the same power to put the viewer in such a profound, almost philosophical state of wondering.
I say: Let's stay lost. The first few episodes of season 3 show no weakening of the show's brilliant capacity for springing surprises -- nutty, out-of-the-blue twists -- that feel weirdly probable.
We've gotten almost nowhere. Old questions remain unanswered, and yet they just keep dumping more and more crap onto our plates.
Everything culminates in what can be described as one of the best season finales in recent memory.
What the producers of the show have done with the recent episodes... is bring Lost back to it's season one greatness.
Audience Reviews for Lost: Season 3
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Fluid acrylics and clean vs dirty pours are very interesting to me – i love the colours, i love the idea and i love the technique. I really want to do more of these but i have loads now hanging around waiting to be sold and no where to store more 🙁
1.Fluid Acrylic pouring painting Turquoise Gold
2. Fluid Acrylic Painting – Flurescent Fun
3.Fluid Acrylic painting echniques
4. Fluid Acrylics – Swipe with colorful fluorescent cells
5. Fluid acrylics, pouring medium and silicone to get cells
6.Easy DIY cherry blossoms fluid acrylic poured painting tecnique
7. Fluorescent 3d pour with fluid acrylics
8.Up and above – Fluid acrylic painting – abstract art by Eric Seibenthal
9. Fluid Acrylic pour with and without pouring medium
10. Acrylic dirty pour fluid painting with tons of cells!
I tried to film myself doing a clean pour a few weeks back – it didnt work well and i realise i need to grow a 3rd arm 😉 (ignore the date, i forgot to set it / stop time stamp)
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- Postdoctoral from "CINVESTAV-Queretaro", Mexico, 2013.
- Ph.D. in "Automation and Control of Manufacturing Processes" from "Moscow State University of Railway Engineering (MGUPS-MIIT)" (Russia), 2012.
- M.S. in "Automation and Control of Processes" from Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro (UAQ), 2006.
- Engineer in Instrumentation and Control of Processes from Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro (UAQ), 2003.
Investigation lines
- Renewable power sources and their applications.
- Automation and control of manufacturing processes.
- Design, instrumentation and research of prototypes.
- Algorithmic solutions for incrementing efficiency in sequential processes (e. g., energy savings in railway line operation)
Selected publications
- "Solar hybrid electric/thermal system for micropower application", by F.J. Willars, Yu. Vorobiev, P. Vorobiev, E.A. Chavez-Urbiola. 23rd International Materials Research Congress 2014, Cancun, Mexico, 17-21 August, 2014.
- "Metro train operation control algorithms with regulation restrictions adaptive to system state changes", by Leonid Baranov, Ekaterina Balakina, Liudmila Loginova, Pavel Vorobiev. 11th International Conference on Electrical Engineering, Computing Science and Automatic Control (CCE2014), Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico, Sept 29 - Oct 3, 2014.
- "Mexico City Metro: Algorithms of traffic", by Baranov L.A., Pavel Vorobiev. "World of transport", issue ?4, 2012, Moscow, ISSN 1992-3252.
- "About the possibilities of using the renewable energy power sources on railway transport", by Pavel Vorobiev, Yuri Vorobiov, Journal of Advanced Transportation, 2013, vol. 47, pp. 681-691, ISSN: 0197-6729.
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Photos by Steve Ellmore: Columbia vs. Medford Tech, Feb. 21. Columbia won, 67-60.
MAPLEWOOD, NJ – The Columbia High School boys' varsity basketball team ended its season after losing at top-seeded Newark East Side, 76-42, in the first round of the NJSIAA North Jersey Section 2, Group 4 state tournament on Feb. 27.
Zayon Marsh scored 13 points; Nasheim Harte had eight points; Breizh Askew had five; Brandon Dalembert had four; Russell Ayala and Dylan Jones each had three; and Justin Bobbitt, Jun Harriman and Darius Plummer each added two for the Cougars, who had their three-game losing streak snapped and finished the season with a 10-15 record. Columbia lost all three meetings this season to East Side, ranked No. 7 in the state.


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It's a brave new world at the 12 Hours of Sebring: New Championship, new class structure, new management team but the same classic track.
And another change to Sebring's more usual status in recent times is that it's not round one either as the TUSCC teams arrive after already contesting a 24 hour classic at the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.
That means that part of the form book is already established, but it means too that the IMSA tech team have been busy again as the Balance of Performance is tweaked to take account of race and testing data.
All told the initial entry with the total entry at time of writing sits at a healthy 65 cars with the list seeing a handful of withdrawals and a couple of additions – we'll get to those in due course.
Prototype (17 Cars)
0 Andy Meyrick /Katherine Legge/ Gabby Chaves DeltaWing Racing Cars DeltaWing DWC13
1 Scott Sharp / Ryan Dalziel / David Brabham Extreme Speed Motorsports HPD ARX-03b
2 Ed Brown/ Johannes van Overbeek / Simon Pagenaud Extreme Speed Motorsports HPD ARX-03b
5 Joao Barbosa / Christian Fittipaldi / Sebastien Bourdais Action Express Racing Corvette DP
6 Klaus Graf / Lucas Luhr / Jann Mardenborough Muscle Milk Pickett Racing Oreca 03 Nissan
9 Brian Frisselle / Burt Frisselle / Jon Fogarty Action Express Racing Corvette DP
10 Max Angelelli / Ricky Taylor / Jordan Taylor Wayne Taylor Racing Corvette DP
31 Eric Curran / Boris Said / Guy Cosmo Marsh Racing Corvette DP
42 Olivier Pla / Alexander Brundle / Gustavo Yacaman OAK Racing Morgan Nissan
50 Jim Pace / Byron DeFoor / David Hinton Highway To Help Riley Dinan (BMW) DP
60 John Pew / Oswaldo Negri, Jr. / Justin Wilson Michael Shank Racing with Curb/Agajanian Riley Ford Ecoboost DP
70 Sylvain Tremblay / Tom Long / TBA SpeedSource Mazda SkyActive Diesel
78 Scott Mayer / EJ Viso / TBA Starworks Motorsport Riley DP Honda
90 Richard Westbrook / Michael Valiante / Mike Rockenfeller Spirit of Daytona Corvette DP
01 Scott Pruett / Memo Rojas / Marino Franchitti Chip Ganassi Racing Riley Ford Ecoboost DP
02 Scott Dixon/ Tony Kanaan / Sage Karam Chip Ganassi Racing Riley Ford Ecoboost DP
07 Joel Miller / Tristan Nunez / Tristan Vautier SpeedSource Mazda SkyActive Diesel
17 cars make up a varied list in the premier class
That's made up of 10 DPs, 6 P2s and the solo DeltaWing Coupe.
There are two absentees to explain, the Gainsco/ Bob Stallings Corvette DP was destroyed in the Daytona accident that hospitalised Memo Rojas, the team pulling out of the remainder of the NAEC.
A late withdrawal has come from the Millennium Racing crew with their FIA WEC bound Oreca Nissan, the Delta Engineering run effort had tested at Sebring (during a Dunlop tyre test) but had the car on the Sebring test with TBAs against the driving squad. Earlier plans to run the Oreca back to back against a DP clad in the new, and yet to be revealed Coyote 'generic' body were postponed a while ago but the car was finally pulled from Sebring after a rained off third test day removed the opportunity for the team to get any time at all on the TUSCC spec Continental rubber, a substantial disadvantage to their class rivals.
There's an addition to the originally expected entry too, as Chip Ganassi fields a second Riley Ford.
Let's deal with the #0 car first. There have been impressive moves forward in testing as the DeltaWing team finally get their heads around the 2014 package. Better performance seems assured, but we'll have to wait and see on the all important reliability and durability fronts, a major challenge at the notoriously car killing Sebring circuit.
The Corvette DPs dominated at Daytona in almost every area and it's perhaps little surprise that the five Vette DPs on the Sebring entry have now been dealt both smaller restrictors (moving from the pair of 34.5 mm units used at Daytona to a pair of 33.8 mm items). The Chevy V8 is also dealt a 7450 rpm limit.
Despite that, several of the Corvettes are on most peoples lists for potential success. The DPs in 2014 spec are fundamentally different animals and the Corvette bodied (and engined) cars in particular have plenty going for them in terms of known strong points.
Action Express bring two cars to the race, and the lead #5 machine looks a strong proposition after its Rolex 24 win, Joao Barbosa, Christian Fittipaldi and Sebastien Bourdais as strong a line up as you'll find in this field.
Jon Fogarty steps over from the Gainsco car to the sister #9 Action Express car and will add punch there too.
More likely to feature at the front of the field is the #10 Wayne Taylor Racing car, Max Angelelli, Jordan and Ricky Taylor ran at the front of the pack at Daytona, they'll surely do that again this weekend.
The #31 Marsh Bros. effort returns too with the always competitive Boris Said, and late signing Guy Cosmo the star turns.
Spirit of Daytona Racing have a convincing hand to play too here, the all blue #90 car has one of the best driver line-ups of all in the class, Richard Westbrook, Michael Valiante and Mike Rockenfeller could be real contenders.
There are five Riley DPs on the entry too though the Dinan BMW engined Highway to Help effort is unlikely to provide much other than aural entertainment.
Starworks' #78 DP though moves over from BMW to Honda power (seen below at Daytona in BMW trim), the Peter Baron run team giving the 3.5-litre version of HPD's well tried twin-turbo V6 its debut in a DP. Since its first test at Sebring the IMSA techies have doled out the same sized restrictors as the turbo Fords but have given the Honda slightly more available turbo boost (26.7 psi).
That leaves a trio of 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 Ford EcoBoost engined Rileys, in the hands of two very good teams. Their pace will be helped by larger restrictors doled out here, up from pairs of 33.1 mm openings at Daytona to 33.7 for Sebring.
The Michael Shank Racing effort stuttered at Daytona but quality always shows through. The problem for MSR though is threefold, the lack of endurance testing at Sebring from the Ford engined DPs is the first problem, the other two are the pair of cars that Chip Ganassi Racing is now fielding with a late call bringing the #02 car back out to play.
The full season #01 adds the not inconsiderable talents of Marino Franchitti to the regular Pruett/ Rojas combo and there is little to suggest anything other than a full race potential player there.
The reliveried #02 meanwhile sees Sage Karem supported by a pair of real stars, the very popular 2013 Indy 500 winner Tony Kanaan together with the 2013 IndyCar Champ Scott Dixon. One to watch for sure.
In P2 land the teams will be hoping that the Sebring circuit swings things back in their fvour, the aero advantage of the LMP machines should have a part to play, but will the DP's power advntage continue to tell?
Of the 6 cars on this entry the SkyActiv diesel engined Mazdas are unlikely to have made a jump from Daytona that is significant enough for them to be ranked as anything other unfancied.
That said their reliability was better than the team expected at Daytona – A finish here for either car will be a big step forward for a programme that has a lot of work ahead of it.
The pair of ESM HPDs frankly underperformed at Daytona, both had early delays and despite some fast lappery neither really featured at the sharp end (no pun intended!)
Sebring though should be very much more to the HPD's taste though and, of the pair the #1 car is the more likely to succeed, the Brabham/ Dalziel/ Sharp trio the more rounded, though aboard the #2 car the mercurial Simon Pagenaud should shine, Johanes van Overbeek is capable of real pace and Ed Brown needs to ensure that he keeps it on the island at this pretty unforgiving place. The 2.8 litre twin turbo V6 in both cars gets a slight incrase in permitted turbo boost here, up to 26.7 psi.
Will that be enough to keep the HPDs with the to Nissan engined cars – time will tell.
The Morgan Nissan of OAK Racing has another of the head turning driver line ups in the field, Olivier Pla is simply world class, produced lap times at Daytona that had other P2 drivers scratching their heads and will relish the return to Sebring. Alex Brundle moves over from Muscle Milk at the Rolex 24 Hours to the team, and the car, with which he contested the 2013 FIA WEC, he continues to impress and improve, as does Gustavo Yacaman. Don't count this effort out, but watch out too for any issues in traffic for the P2s, notoriously fragile by comparison with the beefier DPs.
Last but very much not least is the sole Oreca Nissan now in the field. Muscle Milk Pickett Racing will want to show well here, a track they all know well. Not quite all though as their regular dynamic duo of Klaus Graf and Lucas Luhr are joined by NISMO Athlete Jann Mardenborough, the wee Welshman making his Sebring debut and looking to impress just as much here as he did at Le Mans in 2013.
The #6 car is another proven package that has every prospect of being right in contention – Here's hoping that the P2s and DPs have a more even fight this time out.
LMPC (11 Cars – All Oreca FLM 09/ Chevrolet)
7 Alex Popow / Pierre Kaffer / TBA Starworks Motorsport
8 Mirco Schultis / Renger van der Zande / Sam Bird / Martin Fuentes Starworks Motorsport
25 Tom Kimber-Smith / Mike Marsal / Eric Lux / TBA 8Star Motorsports
38 Charlie Shears / Charlotte, NC TBA / TBA Performance Tech Motorsports
52 Mike Guasch / Frankie Montecalvo / Gunnar Jeannette PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports
54 Jon Bennett / Colin Braun / James Gue CORE autosport
85 Chris Miller / Gerry Kraut / Stephen Simpson JDC/Miller Motorsports
87 Gaston Kearby / Bruce Hamilton/ Toni Kasemets BAR1 Motorsports
88 Doug Bielefeld / Chapman Ducote / Martin Plowman / Tomy Drissi BAR1 Motorsports
08 Chris Cumming / Alex Tagliani / Rusty Mitchell RSR Racing
09 Duncan Ende / Bruno Junqueira / David Heinemeier Hansson RSR Racing
Here's hoping too that the 11 car LMPC pack is back on form after a rather underwhelming show at Daytona.
We've become well used to the Oreca Chevys providing a real close fought show and it was a substantial disappointment to see them reduced to an 'old school LMP2' style survival of the least badly delayed kind in their first ever 24 hour race.
Let's first welcome an addition to the grid here, the #85 JDC/Miller Motorsports effort including South African ex A1 GP and Creation LMP1 driver Stephen Simpson.
Beyond that though there is the usual intriguing mix of Pro-Am line-ups that often delivers big entertainment value in this class.
Pierre Kaffer in the #7 Starworks car is as driven as ever whilst the sister #8 machine sees the mercurial Renger van der Zande paired with 2013 GP2 star Sam Bird once again as the Englishman waits on a call to determine whether he, or fellow Brit James Calado will become the final piece in the AF Corse FIA WEC jigsaw.
Tom Kimber Smith again anchors the 8Star effort whilst Gunnar Jeannette and Frankie Montecalvo join 2013 ALMS class Champ Mike Guasch at PR1/ Mathieson.
Colin Braun again gives punch to the #54 Core Autosport effort and will look to help Jon Bennett and James Gue build on the teams class winning effort at Daytona.
FIA WEC LMP2 reigning drivers Champ Martin Plowman joins the BAR1 squad at Sebring with RSR Racing fielding a pair of very strong looking crews too.
With a circuit that plays to the strengths of the package it's going to be all about traffic management, and a little bit of racing luck!


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Integration Technologies: Smart Solutions for Everyone with Beyond Exclamation Magazine
Technology is rapidly changing the way things get done across industries – the information technology as a service is booming. Gartner has summed this up very nicely by Technology is rapidly changing the way things get done across industries – the information technology as a service is booming. Gartner has summed this up very nicely by stating "At the root of what's transforming today's business designs, industries, markets and organization is the blurring of boundaries between the physical and virtual worlds. As digital business integrates these worlds through emerging and strategic technologies, entirely new business models are created. Enter a future defined by the "intelligent digital mesh" — interconnected people, devices, content and services essentially driven by smart devices delivering digital services everywhere and enabled by digital business platforms delivering a rich intelligent set of services to support digital business. Disruptive technology trends will propel this future. As an enterprise architecture or technology innovation leader, are you prepared to respond to them?"
InterWeave Smart Solutions – 2018 Year in Review
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InterWeave Smart Solutions an "Integration-as-a-Service" platform that helps you integrate multiple enterprise systems, legacy applications, databases, files, content and web services. These integrations are comprehensive and configurable, helping you create integrations that fit your existing systems, setup, processes, and workflows. InterWeave Smart Solutions allow you and other sorts of users, including enterprises, mid-market businesses, and non-profits build, deploy and maintain integration solutions quickly without shelling out a significant amount of money. You can configure your integrations the way you want and test and run them until you find the perfect fit. There is no need for additional hardware or software. Also, InterWeave eliminates the need to hire software developers to help you build and deploy your integrated systems.
Our Latest News
We have been hard at work over the past 12 months. Our recent Press Releases are being very well received.
October 16, 2018
InterWeave Smart Solutions announces the InterWeave Sales Tax Solution for CRM
InterWeave's Sales Tax Solution provides sales and use tax compliance services in your CRM. Salesforce can now streamline the tax compliance process with the Opportunity, Product or any Custom Object, saving time, reducing errors, and cutting costs. Address validation, jurisdiction determination and rate calculations are applied real-time for US and Canadian tax processing.
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May 10, 2018
InterWeave Smart Solutions, is the industry's most comprehensive SaaS, Integration Platform for CRM integration; now in Boston
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Drawing on more than 12 years' experience in the market, InterWeave is designed to help enterprise, mid-market and non-profits quickly and affordably build, deploy and maintain integration solutions. Fast, affordable, and tailored to meet the customer's needs, InterWeave can jump-start or expand a company's integration effort, generating immediate business value and rapid ROI. Having undertaken over 8,000 CRM integrations since 2006, the company is ideally positioned to support clients in this vital space and provide them with the expertise and knowledge regarding integrations they need.
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February 12, 2018
InterWeave Smart Solutions awarded Best Asset Integration Software Provider USA for iOffice Solution
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Supervision provides a safe space in which you can reflect on your own process, your therapeutic relationships, the supervision relationship and your relationship with the organisation for which you work. Supervision can help you to identify areas in which intrapersonal, interpersonal and spiritual challenges may limit the effectiveness of your work with clients, and aspects of your work and your life which may impact on your wellbeing and fitness for practice. It is also a space where you can reflect on your practice within the Ethical Framework of your Professional Body (eg the BACP) and where you can work through any ethical dilemmas which arise in your work.


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Comprehensive South Korea Tour
Immerse yourself in a comprehensive private tour of Korea. Starting in Seoul to visit Gyeongbok Palace and the beautiful Secret Garden, you will continue to Mt. Seorak National Park and enjoy the rock formations and scenic views of the mountain. Afterwards, travel overland to Andong, Gyeongju and Busan before flying to Jeju Island and see the Waterfalls and possible beach extension. As with all Eastravel's holiday itineraries, this example itinerary may be amended in any way to suit your preferred pace and interests. You may choose to travel with a guide and driver throughout or we can include some scenic rail journeys as part of your trip.
Best time to travel: April to Jun and September to November
Private touring
Prices are seasonal, twin-sharing and include accommodation, breakfast, transfers and touring with professional English speaking guide.
Starts from:
GBP 2399 per person, Standard Class Hotels
International and domestic airfares are additional
- Day 1: Arrival in Seoul
- Day 2: Seoul touring
- Day 3: Suwon Fortress and Korean Folk Village
- Day 4: DMZ and 3rd Tunnel
- Day 5: Journey to Mt Seoraksan
- Day 6: Explore Mt Seoraksan
- Day 7: Andong and HaHoe Village
- Day 8: Mt Gayasan National Park and Haeinsa Temple
- Day 9: Travel to Gyeongju, Museum without Walls
- Day 10: Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto
- Day 11: Travel to Busan. Afternoon tour of Busan
- Day 12: Fly to Jeju Island
- Day 13: Jeju day tour
- Day 14: Departure or extension stay in Jeju
Day 1: Arrival in Seoul
Arrive in Seoul at Incheon International Airport where you will be met and transferred to your downtown hotel.
Distance and journey time: 49 km, 1.30 hrs
Day 2: Seoul touring
Meet your guide in the morning for a private tour of Seoul, where old meets new in modern Korea. Seoul is a city of incredible contrasts which, despite its immense size, makes it one of the most fascinating cities in the world. It is the heart of Korea's culture and education as well as politics and economics.
Start your tour of Seoul with a visit to the Gyeongbok Palace (Palace of Shining Happiness) - the main palace during the Joseon Dynasty. Visit the National Folk Museum within the palace grounds, whose collection houses complete items from every region of Korea illustrating all aspects of traditional life.
Continue to Changdeokgung Palace, best known for its Secret Garden, one of the UNESCO world cultural heritage sites. Visit the Hanok village near Mt Namsan, partake in a tea ceremony at Jogyesa Temple before heading to Insadong Antique Street for some shopping time.
Why not join a class to learn to make Kimchi-the basic side dish served at every Korean meal?
In the evening, we recommend a visit to Chongdong Theatre for a Korean traditional music and dance performance.
Overnight in Seoul.
Day 3: Full day tour of Suwon Hwaseong Fortress and Korean Folk Village
You will be collected by your guide for a full day tour. Located in Suwon, the impressive Hwaseong Fortress was planned by the 22nd Joseon King to honour hid deceased father.
In the afternoon visit the Korean Folk Village to see a superb and truly authentic display of Korean history including folk traditions, legends and the lifestyles of the nobility from the 14th-20th century.
Overnight in Seoul.
Day 4: DMZ and the 3rd Tunnel
Join a group tour to visit the Korean DMZ.
Take a ride through Freedom road to Imjingak, the northernmost point bordering North Korea. At Imjingak, visit the Mangbaedan Memorial Ritual Altar, walk over the Freedom Bridge where over 12, 000 Korean war prisoners walked to freedom to South Korea in 1953. Board a tour bus which will take you to the DMZ.passing through check points and military camps.
Explore the Third Tunnel, which was apparently designed for a surprise attack on Seoul. Take a short walk to the lower platform where the Military Demarcation Line is visible. .
The last stop is at Dora Observatory where you can view the whole expanse of the Demilitarized Zone and the North Korean propaganda village Gijeong-dong.
Overnight in Seoul
Day 5: Journey to Mt Seoraksan
Leave with your driver to Mt. Seoraksan National Park. This northern stretch of Korea's eastern coast is rugged and mountainous with breathtaking scenery making it the Alps of Asia. Dense forests border crystal clear streams, tumbling over cataracts and dropping from precipices to form fleecy waterfalls.
In the afternoon, explore Gwongeumseong Fortress which is accessible by cable car. The ride on the cable car takes about 6 minutes. Walk for about 20 minutes to reach the summit of Gwongeumseong Fortress. This is a rocky peak from which you can enjoy a birds' eye view of Mt. Seoraksan.
Overnight in Mt Seoraksan.
Distance and journey time: 177 km, 3 hrs
Day 6: Explore Mt Seoraksan
This morning explore your exploration of Mt. Seoraksan National Park with visits to Sinheungsa Temple, Cheonbuldong Valley, and Biseondae (Flying Fairy Rock) a wide, flat rock surface where the river rapids drain into a crystal clear pool and peaks rises majestically above the valley.
Drive to the Korean Peninsular Unification Prayer Observatory set at the edge of the demarcation line, a symbol of the Korean people's long -cherished dream for the unification of the two Koreas. Afterward, visit Daejin Harbour to explore this small exotic harbour.
Overnight in Mt Seoraksan.
Day 7: Andong and HaHoe Folk Village
Travel overland to Andong, one of the last living vestiges of old Korea which is still very conservative and traditional.
En route visit Boryeong Valley, the most beautiful and scenic valley in the country featuring granite and limestone cliffs, many waterfalls and crystal clear water with forests of fir and pine trees.
Stop at Buseoksa Temple - established in 676 and is one of Korea's most venerated temples with the oldest wooden structure. Some of the oldest mural paintings in the country are preserved at this temple.
At Andong, visit a Korean Traditional paper-making factory and the Dosanseowon Confucian Academy founded by Korea's foremost Confucian scholar, Yi Toe-gye during the Joseon Dynasty.
Continue to HaHoe for overnight..
Distance and journey time: 307 km, 3.30 hrs
Andong to Hahoe Village: 25 km, 30 mins
Day 8: Tour Hahoe Village, Mt Gayasan National Park and Haeinsa Temple
Explore Hahoe Village, the best preserved traditional village of the Joseon Dynasty, where residents still live in traditional thatched and tile-roofed houses.
Continue to Haeinsa Temple which is one of the three greatest temples of Korea, established in 803 A.D., chiefly known today as the repository of the Tripitaka Koreana, a set of over 80,000 wooden printing blocks engraved with one of the most comprehensive compilations of the Buddhist scriptures in all of Asia. The Depositories and the Tripitaka Koreana Wooden Printing Blocks were added to UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage List in 1995.
Suggested accommodation: Temple stay or overnight in Daegu .
Distance and journey times::
HaHoe Village to Haeinsa: 153 km, 2 hrs
Day 9: Travel to Gyeongju, Museum without Walls
Travel to Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Dynasty from 57 B.C. to 935 A.D. and designated by UNESCO as one of the world's ten most historically significant sites with numerous relics of that era and is called the Museum Without Walls.
This afernoon, you will have a tour visiting the Bunhwangsa Pagoda, the oldest pagoda in the country and along with Cheomseongdae, remains as one of the country's oldest stone structures.
Gyeongju National Museum, which has the best collection of Silla Dynasty artifacts with more than 100,000 pieces.
Anapji Pond -constructed in 674 A.D. as a pleasure garden to commemorate the unification of the Peninsula by the Silla forces and was used as a recreational area for the Silla royal family and banquet garden to entertain royal guests.
Cheomseongdae Astronomical Observatorybuilt in 634 A.D., is considered the world's earliest known existing observatory and admired by archaeologists worldwide.
Royal Tumuli Park a collection of royal Silla tombs located in the middle of Gyeongju with 20 tombs of which Cheonmachong (Flying Horse Tomb) is the most famous with its excavation which yielded more than 10,000 treasure-artifactsand the 15th century built Family Choi's House.
Overnight in Gyeongju.
Distance and journey time: 139 km, 2 hrs
Day 10: Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto
Experience a Taekowndo programme in the morning.
Start your tour with a visit to the Bulguksa Temple, the most frequented and best-known temple in Korea which was added to UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage List in 1995.
Seokguram Grotto one of Asia's finest Buddhist shrine and the crowning achievement of Silla religio-artistic work.
Golgulsa Temple located at the foot of Mt. Hamwol is the only temple cave in Korea. .
Mt. Namsan - every mountain in Gyeongju area holds abundant historic relics and legends but Mt. Namsan (South Mountain) is a treasure house of them and an open-air museum unique in the world.
Overnight in Gyeongju.
Day 11: Travel to Busan
Travel to Busan, the country's principal international port city and second largest city with a population of 4 million. En route, visit Tongdosa Temple which was founded in 646 A.D. to house holy relics (a piece of bone from the Buddha's skull, his robe, and begging bowl) of the Historical Buddha brought back from China by the monk Jajang.
In the afternoon, tour Yongdusan Park in the heart of the city. Continue to the 120 m high Busan Tower in Yongdusan Park which dominates most of the city with spectacular views of the sea and harbour.
Visit Jagalchi Fish Market - Busan's most active fish-dealers' cooperative and the Taejongdae Seaside Cliff Park with its rugged cliffs dropping straight down to the sea.
Overnight in Busan.
Distance and journey time: 97 km, 1.20 hrs
Day 12: Fly to Jeju Island
Take a domestic flight to Jejudo Island. Jejudo Island is Korea's largest Island which is often described as Emerald Isle, is one of Korea's premier tourist regions.
An afternoon tour of Jeju city, capital and hub of Jejudo Province, includes Mokseokwona public park which contains naturally sculpted rocks and dried tree roots imaginatively representing various animal and human forms and figures.
Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum has a huge exhibition room decorated with black volcanic rocks and a large collection of folkcrafts, as well as exhibits of geology, flora and fauna of the island.
Overnight in Jeju.
Distance and journey time: 4 km, 10 mins
Day 13: Jeju day tour
Today, you will enjoy a full day tour of Jeju's main attractions.
Cheonjiyeon Waterfall - which cascades down a cliff 22 metres high and 12 metres wide into a natural tropical pond inhabited by eels and surrounded by lush vegetation.
Cheonjeyeon Waterfall and Yeomiji Botanical Gardens.
Jeongbang Waterfall - this 23-metre-high waterfall is the only one in Asia to plunge straight into the sea. tural monument of Jejudo Island.
End the day with a visit to Mt Halla National Park.
Overnight in Jeju.
Day 14: Departure
Transfer to Jeju airport for departure.
Distance and journey time: 4 km, 10 mins
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Gyeongju, the museum without walls
Located on South Korea's spectacular southeast coast the city was for almost 1000 years the capital of the Silla dynasty and is celebrated for its rich built heritage, and stunning sunrises over the Sea of Japan.Read more
Hahoe Folk Village
Andong Hahoe folk village is a rare and wonderfully preserved fragment of Joseon-period architecture, reflected in its status as a UNESCO World Heritage site. What makes it doubly significant are the folk traditions maintained by its residual clan-based population and the books, furniture and artefacts that have survived through generations to the present day.Read more
Jeju-do, Island of the Gods
Jeju-do lies off Korea's southernmost tip and is an island of culture, contrast and outstanding natural beauty.Read more
Seoraksan National Park
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Seoul: modern skyscrapers meet Buddhist temples
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Rak ko jae Hanok Hotel
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The Suites Hotel Gyeongju
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Golgulsa Temple
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The Shilla Jeju
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The Kensington Stars Hotel
he Kensington Stars Hotel is located at the entrance to the beautiful Seorak-san National Park, with a panoramic view of the mountains in this famous vacation spot. This prime location is ideal as a base to explore the hiking trails .Read more
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Imperial Palace Boutique Hotel
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Community Art Project 2017
Small City Stories: Memories and Anecdotes from The Three Lamps
This year, the Community Art Project of Ox Warehouse revolves around the Three Lamps District (aka Rotunda de Carlos da Maia). The people who were born and grew up in this area, the Burmese Chinese who settled in Macao after the anti-Chinese riots in Burma in the 1960s, owners and staff of stores and restaurants in the neighbourhood, schoolboys and girls on their way to and from school or just stopping for lunch, the old folks as well as the immigrant workers from Southeast Asia gathering in the leisure area… People from different walks of life revolve daily around this lamp post, and therefore the tiny roundabout congregates a diverse community living in their own ways, but closely knitted.
Together with the project creative types, through communication, research and interviews with the residents in different approaches, on different subjects and topics of their interest, we aim to sort out and compile personal stories related to the Three Lamps District residents and its neighbourhood, which will be presented through different artistic angles, on a variety of media.
展覽開幕 Opening Session:27/8/2017 16:00
紀錄片專場放映 Documentary Film Screening:27/8/2017 17:00
展覽日期 Exhibition Period:27/8-27/9/2017
地點Venue:牛房倉庫二樓展廳 2F Gallery of Ox Warehouse
免費入場 Free Admission
參展創作人 Participating Artists
Eunice Tsang, Ieong Kun Ieng, J Lei, Jiao Minsheng, Mi Lee, Ng Chew Hsia, Shadow Fong, Si Naai, Sou Leng Fong, SHCCES Visual Art Club, Wang Wenping, Yuanchun Hao, Zhang Chunzhi
策展人 Curator
周寶玲 Pauline Chao
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By Zach Walker
Game Info
Houston Baptist Huskies vs SMU Mustangs
Saturday – September 29 – 6:00 p.m.
Gerald J. Ford Stadium – Dallas, TX
Records Before the Game
SMU Mustangs: 1-3 (1-0 in AAC)
Houston Baptist Huskies: 1-2
Who's got the advantage?
When SMU has the ball: It really can't be understated just how big of a win last week's victory over the Naval Academy was. An overtime thrill ride, with the Mustangs answering the Navy touchdown with a great throw and catch between Ben Hicks and James Proche, then the bold two point move for the win. It was a great victory, especially given that it had been twelve straight losses at the hands of Navy, with the last victory being in the 20th century. But, even greater than that, it was a victory, in conference, before this game against HBU. The Mustangs have had a grueling schedule thus far, maybe the toughest in the nation, taking into account where the SMU program is versus the opponents played to this point. But it means that this must win game wouldn't be their only win rolling into the meat of their American conference schedule. William Brown looked pretty sharp, and mighty capable to boot, throwing for 150 yards and a pair of scores off of close to seventy percent passing. It's going to be a game where the Mustangs will play both Brown and Hicks, and see which one responds better, and that'll be an indication of who gets the nod into AAC play. Reggie Roberson had the turbo button jammed on his 98 yard kick return touchdown. James Proche is a special player, his catch radius is truly something to marvel at. Knowing that the ball doesn't have to be perfect, that it just has to be in the area code and Proche has a shot at it is an unbelievable asset for an offense. Braeden West, like I've been saying since his freshman season, is the right weapon for the job. It's his vision and lateral movement, then burst that sets him apart from the pack.
When Houston Baptist has the ball: For the Mustangs to have beaten Navy, they needed to get in lanes and make the unglamorous tackles to keep the Navy team from camping out on the field. It was a great team response by the Mustangs' defense.
What will it take for the Mustangs to win?
This is a game that the Mustangs cannot slip and lose. Do what you brought these Huskies in for, and beat them. Plain and simple.


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This season is lost though it's not over: The Tennessee/Alabama Grade book
Posted by Thomas the Terrible on October 27, 2008
If a picture is worth a thousand words then the above photo is clearly a copy of War & Peace. Quite honestly that is also what best describes this season. The fans are at war with the coach and Fulmer is constantly trying to bring peace.
The Phreaky Phil-Osophy show goes on and on and on while the status of the Tennessee Football program goes down.
A lot of Tennessee fans had a "gut feeling" about this game. That feeling turned out to be a mirage of hope. This team is bad, no make that dreadful.
No matter how this rest of this season plays out Tennessee will not beat a major rival. This was the first time Tennessee has lost consecutive games to Bama in the Fulmer era. It's another clear sign that it's time for a coaching change.
"I'm obviously very disappointed," said Fulmer. "We're in a battle from top to bottom, whether it's recruiting or whatever. But I'm more concerned about our team right now."
Alabama beat up Tennessee for the same reason Florida did: both teams have better play makers on both sides of the ball. The VOLS didn't even get a first down until the 13:42 mark in the 2nd quarter.
Tennessee is just 6-14 against ranked teams over the last four years and a stunning 1-9 at home against the Top 10 this decade.
If a storied NFL team like the Cowboys can cut ties with a coach that gave them 2 Super Bowl victories and 5 appearances, then surely Tennessee can cut ties with Fulmer. Bring in some fresh blood and reawaken this program.
Of course Phil continues with saying the right things.
"All I know," Fulmer said, "is we'll keep working to get it fixed."
Where have I heard that before?
Let's look at these weeks grades and see just what needs fixing.
Stephens still has not turned the ball over since he took the job from Crapton Crompton. He was 16 of 28 for 137 yards. However he made some questionable throws and missed some open wide receivers.
36 rushing yards. Pathetic. Absolutely no explosive runs. I do credit Hardesty for making a first down due to second effort
Clearly Gerald Jones was missed and fears of seeing Chavis in drag allowed Eric Berry only one opportunity on offense. Taylor and Stocker each had drops. I'm not going to blame Taylor for the offensive pass interference penalty though, that was total BS.
Though this group got a good push in short yardage situations, they also had two penalties at critical times.
Robert Ayers continues to shine. The game score could have turned out different if Dan Williams didn't suffer an injury.
Even though Rico McCoy had 13 tackles he often knocked on his ass and they were so far down field that it didn't make much of a difference. Ellix Wilson had nine stops as well.
Eric Berry had 11 tackles and laid the wood on several Bama players. DeAngelo Willingham was picked on by Bama forcing man-to-man coverage to stop the run.
LaMarcus Thompson forced fumble on a Bama punt that was recovered by Rogan at the five yard line. Colquitt had a productive night though he shanked a punt that was costly. Lincoln Logs missed a 51 yard field goal, but I'm not going to blame him for that because that's clearly out of his range, but he should have made that 43 yard attempt.
The A is for the defense. Considering they received zero help from the offense they deserve it. Offensively Clawson called a boring and horrid game. When the VOLS needed big plays the calls were not made.
Though the defense was solid and the special teams were productive, the offense is awful and laughable. The penalties that the offensive committed during opportunistic situations took points off the board.
A look ahead:
South Carolina is next week and believe it or not I think Tennessee should win this game. South Carolina's run game is actually worse than ours. Stephens has an advantage due to the fact he protects the ball by not throwing interceptions and not fumbling. This should be a low scoring affair. Both defenses are equally good but I believe our secondary is considerably better.


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The Lesser Egyptian Jerboa Rodent is a small rodent of Africa and the Middle East. Its diet consists mainly of seeds and grasses, however the Jerboa needs very little water to survive. Well adapted for desert sand, this Lesser Egyptian Jerboa Rodent has very long hind legs, each with 3 toes on a pad of hairs.
It hops at speed, balancing with its very long tail, which has a black band near the fluffy white tip. The Lesser Egyptian Jerboa Rodent fur is brown-orange on the back, grey-orange along the sides, and white below with a whitish hip band.
Lesser Egyptian Jerboa Rodent Facts:
- Length: 10-12 cm
- Tail: 16-20 cm
- Weight: 45-75 g
- Social unit: Individual
- Status: Least concern
The lesser Egyptian jerboa feeds at night on seeds, roots, and leaves. By day, it plugs the entrances to its burrow to keep out the heat, predators, and other animals.


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MCS forms new Eco Club
Tag: Eco Club, Eunji Ahn, Luz Baldazo, MCS
This year, Mount Carmel School Knights are reinforcing their commitment to the environment with a new Eco Club. The club is partnering with business supporters and holding several events to improve the environment.
The Eco Club is advised by veteran science teacher and former teacher of the year, Luz Baldazo, who recently connected with the E-Land Group as part of its environmental outreach program. E-Land runs Kensington Hotel and Coral Ocean Point and recently paid a visit to the school.
E-Land's Eunji Ahn was very happy to work with the school and its students. As Ahn put it, "The E-Land Group is deeply interested in youth alliance activities. We want to see more of the youth develop and participate in activities that will support our beautiful island and increase awareness."
For Baldazo, E-Land's support is helping move the Eco Club's projects along. "The school already has a garden, but it hasn't been touched in a long time. Then E-Land reached out to us, offering to sponsor any projects that would benefit our environment and community. So, we started fixing the garden."
However, while E-Land agreed to support the redevelopment of the school garden, Baldazo wanted students to also take ownership of the project. As she put it, "I wanted students to help so that they are exposed to projects that not only helps the school, but also the environment."
In addition to the garden, the Eco Club is sponsoring several competitions, including a flyer contest for 3rd through 6th grade students, a brochure contest for 7th through 12th grade students, and a monthly plastic bottle competition. (MCS)


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Starting an estheticians business? This well-reasoned and practical approach covers the essential elements of starting and operating your new business.
Thinking about opening an estheticians business? We tell you what you need to know to get started.
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Successful Business Plans for Estheticians Businesses
If you've done your homework, you already know that writing a business plan is the most critical thing you can do for your company.
Although it might seem like an unnecessary formality, your estheticians company's business plan is a document that will shape your goals and strategies on a go-forward basis.
Furthermore, a good business plan will help you avoid key startup mistakes. Lacking a solid business plan, many startups find themselves rudderless and incapable of executing consistent decision making processes, while committed business planners rely on their plans to guide all of their decision making and short-term planning efforts.
Don't Overlook the Competition
Before you open an estheticians business within your community, it's worthwhile to find out how strong the competition is. We've provided the link below to help you get a list of local competitors in your area. Complete the form by entering your city, state and zip code to get a list of estheticians businesses that are close by.
Gain a knowledge of how existing firms have positioned themselves in the marketplace, and then design your business in a way that sets you apart from the others.
Getting Advice from Experienced Entrepreneurs
After you've evaluated your local competitors, you really ought to talk to somebody who is already in the business. Local competitors are not going to give you the time of day, mind you. What's in it for them?
However, an entrepreneur who owns an estheticians business outside of your community can be a great learning resource for you, once they realize that you are not going to directly compete with them in their community. In fact, they are often very willing to share startup advice with you. It can take a while to find an entrepreneur who is willing to talk, but it's well worth the effort.
What's the process for finding an estheticians business entrepreneur who is willing to talk to you but doesn't live nearby?
It's easy. Here's a link you can use to find a mentor outside of your area.
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As part of your process in starting an estheticians business, it's worthwhile to investigate whether purchasing a franchise might be the right move for you.
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The magnificent Yonggungsa Temple, Busan is a must see in South Korea. Thousands of tourists as well as pilgrims from different parts of the country come to visit Busan Haedong Yonggungsa Temple. The temple is located on top of a huge rock erected from the ocean. Scenic beauty of the place along with the architectural beauty of the temple makes it a fascinating place where you would always like to come back. The sound of the East Sea ocean waves and the melody of sutra chanting from the temple create a magical effect. Do not miss to visit Yonggungsa Temple, Busan while Sightseeing in Busan.
Yonggungsa temple is situated on north-eastern coast of Busan in Haedong area. This spectacular site houses a number of temples along the shore line and offers a rare and picturesque sight to visitors. The temple was founded in 1376 during the reign of Goryeo Dynasty of Korea. During the period of Uwang dynasty the great Buddhist preacher Naong founded this temple on the sea shore. The temple was restored in 1970. Special attention was paid while choosing the colors of the exterior.
Yonggungsa Temple in Busan is one of the most beautiful Buddhist Temples in Busan with dozens of statues and sculptures. Hakeupbul is a Buddha statue who is known for his blessings for the success of his studies and Deuknambul is a statue of Buddha allowing the birth of an offspring. On entering the premise you will see a cave on the right hand side. There is the Gulbeop Buddhist sanctum inside the cave. Its unique design is sure to capture your eyes. Visit the three-story pagoda with 4 lions located in front of the main sanctuary. These four lions symbolize sadness, anger, joy, and happiness. Along with these you can also visit Haesu Gwaneum Daebul or Seawater Great Goddess Buddha, Daeungjeon Main Sanctuary and Yongwangdang Shrine at the temple complex.
While climbing up the108 steps stop midway to enjoy the breathtaking view of the ocean. Yonggungsa Temple in Busan is best visited in April when cherry blossoms are in full bloom. The birth of Buddha which is also celebrated in April is another reason why you should visit this place. During the festive season the temple and offers a picturesque night view as the stone lanterns lining the rocky landscape are lit with electricity. People also visit the place on New Year eve to make a wish and enjoy the spectacular vista of sunrise over East Sea. Indeed, Yonggungsa Temple, Busan is one of the Tourist Attractions in Busan where nature is more prominent than religion.
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July 2019
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July 2019
Two Apprentices Catch-Up
In our next blog, Ayrshire College's Digital Marketing Apprentice Catriona Cook meets Worksmart's joinery apprentice Daniel Greig, for a chat about his apprenticeship and the work he's doing at the College.
Catriona Cook and Daniel Greig
Can you tell me a bit about yourself and your apprenticeship?
My name is Daniel Greig, I'm 22 years old and I'm a joinery apprentice with Worksmart. It's a four year apprenticeship and that's me nearly finished my first year.
What did you do before your apprenticeship?
I was actually doing another apprenticeship in engineering but was unfortunately made redundant 18 months into the two year apprenticeship. I always wanted to do joinery or engineering, so when I heard Worksmart were taking on joinery apprentices I went for it.
I understand you come to Ayrshire College as part of your apprenticeship, can you tell me a bit about that?
The college is brilliant! I get to learn loads, and I go to the Ayr Campus where the facilities are amazing. At the moment I go to college for a two-week block then I'm on site for two weeks. The College is great.
What's an average day like for you?
Every day is totally different – I don't really have an average day. In the morning I get all my stuff together and then work on whatever task I've been given for the rest of the day. I'm constantly learning new things.
What have you been working on upstairs in the Dam Park building?
There's been loads going on. We ripped out of all the old facilities, we've put in sheeting walls, fitted doors and are working on repairs. There are other contractors working on-site too, so we've been working alongside them to get the work completed on time for the staff and students returning after summer.
What's been your favourite part of working on the new facilities at the College?
It's good to be working on a local project. It's nice as well that I come to this college and have been working on improving the facilities that other students will get to use. Another thing that I liked was seeing the hospitality kitchens and restaurants before we ripped everything out, and then I'll get to see the finished result.
What do you plan on doing after your apprenticeship?
I'd love to complete my apprenticeship, get my trade and then go abroad to work. I'd love to go and work in Canada where I've got family. The good thing about having a trade is that you can take it anywhere.
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There's no better two words in the English language than "game 7" and that's what we have tonight as the San Antonio Spurs meet the Miami Heat for all the marbles in game 7 of the NBA Finals. Pounding the Rock Managing Editor J.R. Wilco and host Phil Naessens recap games 4-6 and preview game 7 plus much more on today's Phil Naessens Show[audio http://media.blubrry.com/philnaessensshow/http://archive.org/download/ThePhilNaessensShow6-20-2013NbaFinalsGame7Preview/pns6202013.mp3]
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Category Archives: National News
NFL Season May Be Shortened To 8 Games
NFL Prepares For 8-game Season
With no end in sight to the NFL lockout, leagues owners and commissioner have begun planning for a shortened season. Read the rest of this entry
Nigerian Police Shut Down "Baby Factory," 32 Teenage Girls Freed
Nigerian Police Rescue Pregnant Teenage Girls From "Baby Factory"
Police in Nigeria raided a house where allegedly teenaged girls were forced to have babies that were then sold to the black market. Read the rest of this entry
Feds Issue Nationwide Manhunt For Jimmy Henchman
Manhunt Underway For Game's Manager Jimmy Henchman
It's been a week since Game's manager Jimmy "Henchman" Rosemond was due to turn himself in to authorities, but that has yet to happen. Read the rest of this entry
Jay-Z Named In Police Ticket Cover Ups
Jay-Z Named In Ticket-Fixing Scandal
All men are created equal but if your name is Jay-Z or A-Rod then you may be able to get away with speeding when driving in New York City.
According to The New York Daily News, there is a probe going on because celebrities have been getting Read the rest of this entry
Judgement Day Rescheduled For October 21st
Harold Camping Now Says End Of the World Will Happen In 5 Months
The old guy that said the world was coming to an end this past Saturday is still sticking to his story…sort of. Read the rest of this entry
Cali Swag District Releases Statement On M-Bone's Death, Asks Fans To Help Police
Cali Swag District Speaks On M-Bone's Death
Cali Swag District has released an official statement on the death of their group member Mante "M-Bone" Talbert and asking fans for their help.
Bin Laden Sons Say U.S. Violated International Law In Killing Of Osama
A statement from a son of Osama bin Laden denounced the al Qaeda leader's killing as "criminal" and said his burial at sea had humiliated the family.
The statement, attributed to Omar bin Laden, bin Laden's fourth eldest son, said the al Qaeda chief's children reserved the right to take legal action in the United States and Read the rest of this entry
Nearly Half Of Detroit Residents Are Illiterate
Almost Half of Detroit Residents Are Functionally Illiterate
A shocking study by the Detroit Regional Workforce Fund, may explain a root problem to the struggles within the Motor City.
According to reports, 47 percent of Detroit residents were found to be functionally illiterate. Read the rest of this entry
Al Qaeda Confirms Osama Bin Laden Death
Osama bin Laden Is Dead, Al Qaeda Confirms
Al Qaeda confirmed the death of Osama bin Laden on Friday, and left a warning for the U.S. in a statement that read, American "happiness will turn to sadness."
The terrorist group formed by bin Laden released the confirmation on militant websites signed by "the general leadership" of al-Qaida. Read the rest of this entry
Sarah Palin Praises George Bush For Osama Bin Laden Death
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Despite successfully ordering the killing of Osama Bin Laden, President Obama still can't get praise from one of his biggest critics; Republican Sarah Palin. Read the rest of this entry


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This day was a year in the making, and it was worth the wait.
Our story begins with three friends and their somewhat quixotic dream of opening an American BBQ restaurant in the middle of Chisinau. In addition to the typical challenges an aspiring entrepreneur might encounter, our friends faced a myriad other obstacles. Some they had anticipated; others were so unexpected and improbable that they strain one's imagination.
Even before they got started, they faced the possibility of expulsion from Moldova. Then came the crash course in Moldovan finance, accounting, and small business regulations. Even something as basic as setting a menu apparently entails endless and byzantine regulations and a lengthy approval process. If you want to read about the full extent of their trials and tribulations or if you're curious about launching your own business in Moldova, go here.
In the end, not only did they manage to jump through all the hoops placed before them, but our friends also succeeded in opening an excellent restaurant. The food is fantastic, the decor is cool — kind of a Brooklyn-hipster-meets-Southern-BBQ — and they even have half a dozen Moldovan craft beers on tap.
Most importantly, the owners are good people — two former Peace Corps volunteers and a Moldovan guy who's been one of our closest friends these last two years. We went to a soft opening, and then watched the Ambassador pour the inaugural beer at the grand opening last week. Our only disappointment is that this place didn't open sooner.


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Holmdel (16-2-3) 0-0=0
Wall (20-1) 0-1=1
Goals/Assists: (W) Balka (Thompson) 36:03
Saves: (H) Deikmann 11, (W) Camano 13
Shots: Tie, 14-14
Penalty Corners: Holmdel 5, Wall 8
Wall plays on Wednesday at Hunterdon Central in a Tournament of Champions semifinal. The Crimson Knights opponent isn't determined yet.
It is a final: Wall wins 1-0. 11:27 a.m.
We are under two minutes left. 11:25 a.m.
We have 4:39 left in the 2nd half. 11:21 a.m.
We have 10:21 left in the 2nd half. 11:14 a.m.
Wall's Jennifer Balka scored. 1-0 Wall. 11:01 a.m
We are in the second half. 10:59 a.m.
Wall 0, Holmdel 0 (Halftime)
Shots: Holmdel 6, Wall 6
Saves: Holmdel's Diekmann 4, Wall's Camano 6
Penalty Corners: Holmdel 3, Wall 3
It is halftime. No score. 10:45 a.m.
We have reached the 2 minute warning. 10:43 a.m.
Holmdel's Kristen Davila attempted a penalty stroke with 3:56 left and Wall's Ashley Camano stopped the lower left shot. 10:40 a.m.
We have no score with 5:53 left in the first half. 10:37 a.m.
TOMS RIVER – We have no score between Wall and Holmdel with 11 minutes left in the first half.


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New Albany Early Learning Center
Degrees and Certifications:
Mrs. Ginnan
My name is Mrs. Lindsey Ginnan and this is my fifteenth year teaching in New Albany.
I spent eleven years teaching second grade, two years teaching first grade, and this is my second year teaching kindergarten. I graduated from Ohio State twice, earning both my undergraduate and graduate degrees. I grew up in the Cincinnati area and most of my family lives there, with the exception of my younger brother named Derek. He is a professor at University of California San Francisco. Mr. Ginnan and I have been married for nine years. We have a five year old daughter named Ellie, a three year old daughter named Emmy, and a one year old son named Owen. We also have a nine year old cavapoo named Crosley. We love them to pieces!
I enjoy reading, traveling, cooking, working out, and teaching of course! I really love teaching kindergarten and feel honored to teach some of the youngest learners in the district. My goal is to provide each child with a positive start in their educational career. The Early Learning Center is a special place, I know your and your child will love it!


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Photo: Ryan Cho and Justin Hung play "Liebesfreud," a classical piece written for violin and piano.Last updated: March 12, 2019, 2:46 p.m.
Catherine Lo. Hi guys! I'm a Blair student still figuring out the ins and outs of school and life. When I'm not taking photos, I like to sleep. And eat. And sleep some more. More »
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