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BOSTON — The player who has enjoyed a reputation as the best in the NHL had a difficult Monday night at TD Garden.
The player who may actually be the best player in the league at the moment had a great night, and the Bruins extended all their impressive streaks because of it.
On a night that saw Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby come out with no points and a minus-4 rating, Bruins winger Brad Marchand continued his indescribably hot play to lead a 6-4 victory, making the most impressive contributions of a five-point game to during a comeback the B's (11-1-2) shouldn't have needed.
The Bruins, who blew a 3-0 lead and entered the third period trailing, 4-3, tied it with 11:46 left when Marchand fought off Evgeni Malkin, then Bryan Rust, to get a pass to Torey Krug for the tying goal during a 4-on-4 manpower situation. A little less than 10 minutes later, with just shy of two minutes remaining in regulation, Marchand scored the goal that gave the B's their sixth straight victory, extended their points streak to 10 games (8-0-2), and kept them unbeaten in regulation at home (7-0-1) this season. Some of those streaks will be on the line on Tuesday night, when the Bruins visit the Canadiens (7:05, NBCSN, WBZ-FM 98.5).
"He showed all night that he was willing to compete and battle," Krug said of Marchand, who has now scored 10 goals and 28 points over a 13-game streak. "I think, at times, he single-handedly brought us back in the game."
Marchand's play on Krug's tying goal was the sort that too many Bruins had tried and failed at during a second-period collapse that saw them give up four straight goals after chasing Penguins starting goalie Matt Murray with three goals on only 11 shots.
Giveaways suddenly became epidemic, and the Penguins scored the last three goals of their four-goal run on pure breakaways by Nick Bjugstad (9:56), Brandon Rust (15:59) and John Marino (19:57). The last in that string left frustrated B's goalie Jaroslav Halak (40 saves) breaking his stick off the goalpost in frustration, then firing what was left of it off the boards.
"We weren't managing the puck very well," Marchand said. "We were turning it over way too much, especially against a team like that that's fast, has a lot of skill, and plays pretty direct to the net. You can't give them easy opportunities, which is what we were doing."
After getting outshot 21-6 in the second, though, the B's stiffened a bit over the final 20 minutes.
"The first two periods, I think we missed some opportunities to shoot pucks," Halak said. "We were looking for some cute plays, and it just wasn't there. I was just glad that in the third period we started shooting pucks more."
The Bruins didn't shoot all that often in the first two periods, but built a lead in part because Murray had a bad night. Jake DeBrusk beat him to the short side on an unscreened shot from the left circle 5:24 into the game, and David Pastrnak's 14th goal in 14 games at 4:22 of the second period was similar enough that Penguins coach Mike Sullivan pulled Murray for Tristan Jarry. In between, Marchand netted his first of the night by swatting a puck out of the air with 6:55 left in the first period.
Marchand's late heroics ruined a potential storybook ending for Marino, the Easton native who gave up his senior season at Harvard University to sign with the Penguins. Playing at the Garden for the first time as a pro, Marino stepped out of the penalty box with 10 seconds left in the second period, outlegged Charlie McAvoy to get to Halak, then put a backhander through the goalie's legs for his first NHL goal and a 4-3 Penguins lead.
"Definitely, a special moment there," Marino said. "It's something I'll always remember."
Marchand, who capped his second five-point night of the season with an assist on Patrice Bergeron's empty-net goal, will look back on the game positively -- but only to a point.
"We got away from (our game)," he said. "I think we got a little comfortable at 3-0; saw their goalie get pulled and kind of sat back a little bit.
"But we're a good team. We regrouped in the third there. We got it done."


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When Delia entered treatment for drug and alcohol addiction at age seventeen, her life changed completely: she immersed herself in AA, began to heal old family wounds, and developed a whole new outlook on herself, on spirituality, on relationships. Out of the rubble, she built a life for herself that any recovering woman would be proud of: a loving husband, a beautiful daughter, her own brand of hard-won wisdom.
But her long-term sobriety is put to the test when she receives a phone call from her gay best friend, Timothy. Fulfilling a pact they made a decade prior, Delia tears herself away from her new life in Seattle and rushes home to Los Angeles, to Timothy's bedside, facing the one thing she fears her sobriety cannot survive—losing him.
Back in LA, Delia begins to encounter familiar people, places, and temptations…a barrage of memories that makes her stop and sort through her past, looking for the courage she knows she needs now more than ever. As her past catches up with her present, she sees that she has not merely survived her losses and mistakes, but has been made stronger because of them. This understanding comes to her in full as she holds a piece of beachglass in her hand and realizes that it is its scuffs and scrapes that give it its quiet splendor, its imperfections that give it its beauty and individuality, and that it is from being tossed and tumbled that it no longer shatters—and she knows the same goes for her too.
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Welcome to It's Complicated, stories on the sometimes frustrating, sometimes confusing, always engrossing subject of modern relationships. (Want to share yours? Email pitches to firstname.lastname@example.com.)
After my ex left for the last time, I swear the apartment developed an echo. Sound reverberated off the empty spaces where his things had been before he packed them up and shipped them back across the country. The living room looked, to me, like a movie set — at once familiar and completely counterfeit. Six years together and those blank spaces on the bookshelf felt like teeth pulled right out of my mouth — they hurt just as much, and they left gaps.
It wasn't until a little later that I discovered the first of many things he'd left behind, either accidentally or because they didn't matter anymore. It hit me in the gut when I was least expecting it, in the kitchen digging through the cutlery drawer: a bottle opener.
As far as bottle openers go, it's a bit unusual. The handle is made of a section of bicycle chain that dangles loose until you snap it into function. It is uniquely him. I ran my finger along the metal links, remembering his many cycling-related items that once filled the closet. Then I buried the opener in a drawer under elastic bands and wooden shish-kebab skewers.
At this point, there were still photos of us tacked up on the wall. There was a recipe from his grandma on the fridge with a personal note just for me. So why the sting from a utensil?
It turned out the bottle opener wasn't unique in the way it made me feel, though. After that first discovery, the remaining objects jumped out and announced themselves, and with each reveal came a fresh wave of memories, a reminder of my loneliness, a review in my head of what went wrong. I never knew snow pants could send me into a tailspin, but there they were, royal blue and taunting me. A book about business habits, a hatchet we bought during a rainy camping trip — it was like some kind of scavenger hunt where the prize was dejection every time you checked an item off your list.
But while objects can have the power to undo us emotionally, they also have the power to carry us through. We learn this as kids with our stuffed animals, our security blankets — certain things can bring enough comfort that they end up empowering us not to need them anymore. To psychologists, these are known as "transitional objects," and they act as tools in bolstering a child's move toward independence. A toy can be more than a toy; it can minimize stress and reinforce resilience.
Just as separation anxiety can continue well past early phases of development, comfort items, too, carry over into adulthood. Psychologist Mark Brenner has said that "transitional objects continue through the course of our lives," which helps to explain why we all have items we just can't throw away, even in the KonMari era. A photograph, a piece of clothing, and apparently even a bottle opener can be a locus for the nostalgia that centers and connects us.
It also helps explain why the stuff that broke my heart to look at also kept me glued together. My bicycle, which he bought me, at first pained me to see. It reminded me of the many Saturdays — our only mutual day off — that he chose to go for a ride rather than spend time together. There was bitterness there, and hurt. But over time, as the bike shifted from obstacle of my recuperation to aid, it spoke to me in no uncertain terms about the importance of supporting a partner's hobbies, and reminded me of the skills I learned from him — how I can weave with confidence on a busy city street, and time myself with the lights, rarely needing to come to a stop.
Eventually, I gathered everything in one pile on the floor and turned each item over in my hands, mentally revising history as I ascribed magnitude to things that had never crossed my mind before. Feeling his presence in the space was painful, but it was better than feeling alone. When I was done, I put it all back where I got it, not yet ready to part with anything.
I did that a few more times as the weeks went by. When I picked up each piece out of that motley heap of belongings, it felt like holding the past, and after a while that feeling gave me solace. To be able to touch something that seemed predictable was soothing, and shortly after the things became heart pangs, they became lessons. At the center of these items that looked and sounded and seemed like him, there was a core of truth about who we were together.
Once I found what I needed out of each item, I outgrew it and moved on — one thing, one lesson at a time. Simply gathering and tossing things wasn't enough; it was a purge closer to ritual. For months, underneath the boots he'd abandoned, a pair of perfectly dried muddy footprints turned to dust on the kitchen tile, preserved like an artifact, until one day I scrubbed them clean on my hands and knees. I'd finally had enough of ghosts. Kids outgrow their transitional objects when they gain a solid sense of self. For me, it was a reclamation.
Some of the items, like the boots, I gave away, left at the back of a church along with clothes that no longer fit me. Some I kept, even though they'd served their purpose — the ones that still make me smile to look at, or the ones I think still have something to teach me. I've since moved to a new apartment, where I carted those items and stored them away in my closet; now, these tokens feel like a bridge between my life before and my life now.
The objects, as small as some may be, still bring me comfort, though in a new form. They're reminders of the life we shared — not a failed relationship, but a human one full of flaws, and warmth, and all the good and bad that happens when you connect your life to someone else's. Though I don't drag them around with me like I once did my teddy bear, it makes me feel safe to know they are tucked away, waiting there if I need a reminder. They'll always evoke him, but they're just things again. I can open bottles without blinking. I can ride my bike wherever I want to go.


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This week we have been putting steel tracks onto the SV100-2pb, before it heads off to it's new home.
All of our Yanmar excavators come with rubber crawlers as standard but there is the option to have them replaced by steel tracks.
More often than not the work done by mini excavators in the UK is more suited to rubber tracks, however occasionally steels may be better. Below you will see some reasoning behind the choice of tracks you require.
Rubber tracks:
Rubber tracks are more affordable and offer a smoother, quieter and more stable ride for the operator. They are perfect for work on dirt or grass surfaces and of course when tracking over concrete and asphalt the most sensible choice.
If your work stays away from really rough terrain then rubber crawlers are the best option for you and they will always give high levels of traction.
Steel tracks:
Adding steel tracks will increase the ground contact as they are wider, however not necessarily much heavier. In the case of the SV100-2pb just an extra 50kg is added to the over all weight.
These tracks are for machines working regularly in abrasive conditions and inclined terrains. They have good climbing ability and travel over rocks and large stones easier, for example when working on demolition sites steel tracks would be the best option.
Users with steel tracks often operate larger excavators where these benefits are more applicable.
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I suppose getting steel tracks would best fit the job requirements for a hillside construction project that we have. Since the ground is inclined and steel is better at gripping the earth, as you have mentioned, I think that we should also consider the size of the excavator that we will be using. Would it be much better to use rubber trucks if the excavator were smaller?
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Below are some of the Top and Best Artificial Intelligence Products or Companies you should never miss!
Personal Agents
1.) Google Assistant — everyday personal assistant
2.) Amazon Echo/Alexa — everyday personal partner for in-home
3.) Apple Siri — everyday individual partner on iPhone and Mac
Also see the link for the differences between siri-vs-google-assistant-vs-cortana-vs-alexa-battle-of-the-ai-assistants
4.) Last Facebook M — competitors to Siri, Google Now and Cortana.
Professional Agents
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2.) x.ai—meeting booking aide http://x.ai/
3.) Zoom.ai — personal collaborator to help you at work http://zoom.ai/
4.) Clara — right-hand meeting booking https://claralabs.com/
5.) My Ally — handles meeting booking and oversees date-book https://www.myally.ai/
1.) Sleep.ai — diagnose wheezing and tooth-crushing https://sleep.ai/
3.) Abi — your virtual wellbeing associate https://abi.ai/
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5.) Ada — can help in case you're feeling unwell https://ada.com/
6.) Joy — helps you track and enhance your emotional well-being http://www.hellojoy.ai/
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4.) ETA — helps you oversee travel schedules and gatherings https://www.eta.ai/
Kick.ai — wearable for hand to hand fighting to help break down kicks and battles https://www.kickai.com/
1.) Vinli — turns any auto into a keen auto https://www.vin.li/
3.) Aiva — composes passionate soundtrack music http://aiva.ai/
4.) Fembot—your AI sweetheart http://fembot.ai/
5.) Docubot — can exhort you on legitimate issues http://aux.ai/
6.) Liv — transcribe discussions in English and Hindi https://liv.ai/
7.) Robby — a better and more brilliant date-book https://www.robby.ai/
8.) Newton — helps you discover a fantasy work https://newton.ai/
9.) Woo — helps to settle best choice for your profession https://woo.io/
10.) Pandora — finds music you may like https://www.pandora.com/
11.) Apollo — breaks down articles and PDF's into speedy, decipherable dab focuses https://apollo.ai/
13.) Microsoft Translator — language interpreter controlled by neural systems https://translator.microsoft.com/neural/
14.) Stella — scans for occupations and deals with your application procedure https://www.stella.ai/
15.) Iris — helps you examine and imagine ideas in research papers http://research.ai/
16.) Driveway — tracks and rewards safe drivers http://www.driveway.ai/
17.) GoFind — helps you discover attire online by taking a photograph http://gofind.ai/
18.) Dating.ai — dating application with Face Search http://dating.ai/
Robots & Chatbot
1.) Roboy—a humanoid robot expected to be as competent as a human http://roboy.org/
2.) Chatfuel — create a Facebook chatbot in 7 minutes https://chatfuel.com/
3.) myWave — chatbot to help you all through your day by day life https://mywave.me/
1. ) Wallet — AI for your day by day back choices http://pocket.ai/
2.) Roger — helps you pay charges effortlessly https://www.roger.ai/
3.) Bond — helps you accomplish your money related objectives http://bond.ai/
5.) Mylo — rounds up your regular buys and contribute the extra change https://mylo.ai/
Finally below are my favourite blogs I see for Latest News Updates.
1.) Fast.ai Mainly on Deep Learning contents http://www.fast.ai/
3.) Machinelearning.ai — dedicated news and updates for ML and AI http://machinelearning.ai/
4.) PRAI — Portal for AI, ML and Robotics http://pr.ai/forum.php
5.) AI Weekly — a week by week accumulation news and assets on AI and ML http://aiweekly.co/
6.) Concerning.ai — AI analysts https://concerning.ai/
7.) Approximately Correct — AI and Machine Learning blog http://approximatelycorrect.com/
Please let me know if I had missed any major companies/products here I will surely add more.


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Gandhinagar, which has been my home for around 20 years now, has been a home to Akshardham for an even longer period of time (since 1992). Sometimes it so happens that a pretty perfect place is staring right at us and we fail to acknowledge it. Such was the case with me. Akshardham Temple is almost synonymous with the identity of Gandhinagar, capital of Gujarat. Akshardham Gujarat is a large Hindu temple complex and is a tribute to the teachings and life of Hindu spiritual leader – Swaminarayan.
So this is how it started – My cousin, Dada, as I call him had come over to my place and he asked me to take him to some nice place which he had not yet seen. Realizing that I was out of ideas, he suggested, "How about Akshardham??" As I had been there a lot many times, I said, "Not there again. It has just some rides and stuff like that", which was not true but I said it anyways and continued, "Also it's almost 3 o'clock, you won't be able to visit the exhibition halls given that it takes around 3 hours to visit halls alone." Well, he realized what I was trying to do and said, "Well, I have never been there and also it is the closest place to which we can go to right now." "And we can always skip the exhibitions!" he winked. Knowing that I had lost the argument I decided to get ready. After a couple of minutes, I was all set to take him to the same place I had gone to with so many relatives.
After reaching the destination, we parked our car, took the parking ticket and set towards the entrance. He looked at the board showing the signs of all the stuff that was prohibited which was almost everything- camera, mobile phones or any electronic equipment and bags and snacks, he nudged me and asked, "What's with the security being so strict??" I realized that I had forgotten to tell him that he should've kept his mobile phone at home. "Oh, yes, they have tightened the security after the terrorist attack of 2002. We kept the cell-phone safe with the security and moved ahead.
I had been here many times but I was not used to guiding people; that was the job of my dad or my uncle, never me. So I was a little taken aback when he asked, "So, from where do we start?" I was not used to guiding but that didn't mean I couldn't, "The temple, of course – which is the focal point of the complex. The temple in itself is monumental and about 100 feet high. Built according to Vedic architectural principles, the temple does not use any metal (steel or iron) for construction. Imagine, the temple is made up of tons of sandstones alone! And you should see the beauty of this place during Diwali. The entire temple is lit up with thousands of diyas and the scene is just breathtaking." He was listening to me so intently that I was excited to tell him as much as I knew. So when we reached at the entrance of the temple and then towards the idol of Lord Swaminarayan, I whispered, "You know this entire statue is gold-leafed." Hearing this he whispered back, "Yes Sherlock, I can see that."
After we were done with the tour of the temple, we went outside and he gave me a questioning look which meant 'what next'. Suppressing the groan of my tummy, I asked, "You hungry??" He grinned before replying, "Very much". The walk towards the restaurant was quite for we were both mesmerized in the beauty of the parks and the flowers and the trees and the fountains which surrounded the path. We both had the delicious khichdi which is the specialty of Akshardham. While leaving he pointed at the board that said, "Water show this way" and I replied, "Yep, that's next."
On our way to the water show I decided to tell him about the show to break the silence, "The Sat-Chit-Anand Water Show, as it is called, employs fire, water fountains, laser projections and live characters to reveal the story of Nachiketa. The rest you'll have to see for yourself…" I winked. Resolute Nachiketa was the son of a rishi named Udalak transcended from the land of the dead – Yamapuri and attained knowledge of the Eternal Soul. The water show lasted for 45 minutes and while leaving I realized that I had never been to Akshardham and told someone so much about it and actually enjoyed.
We were at the main reception counter to collect my cousin's cell phone. I regretted that we could not visit the exbihition halls which inform visitors about various themes in Hinduism using varied audio-visuals. I said to Dada, "We won't skip the exhibitions the next time you come." He grinned and replied teasingly, "Yes Ma'am."


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Man with mental capacity of 10-year-old missing in Orlando, deputies say
David Osborne, 24, missing
An Orlando man has been reported missing, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
David Osborne, 24, was last seen at his home on Gibraltar Road Thursday morning, according to deputies.
Osborne's family is concerned for his safety because he only has the mental capacity of a 10-year-old, deputies said.
Family members told deputies Osborne is known to ride the Lynx buses around town and to local churches, but usually returns home at night.
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Commercial Permit Resources
The following information provides members of the professional building and development industry with applications and guidelines for building and development permits.
It is recommended that applicants verify the address of new construction prior to completion of a building permit form. The address can be confirmed with the City at email@example.com but is subject to change.
Alterations & Occupancy
- Commercial Alteration Design Summary (CADS) - Version 1.0
- Occupancy Permit Request Form
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New Construction & Additions
- Building and Site Design Summary
- Section I - Application Information
- Section II - Site Plan Checklist
- Section III - Zoning Submissions
- Section IV, Part 1 - Full Architectural Design Summary
- Section IV, Part 2 - Structural Design Summary
- Section IV, Part 3 - Mechanical Design Summary
- Section IV, Part 4 - Electrical Design Summary
- Section V - Manitoba Energy Code for Buildings (MECB) Declaration of Professional Responsibility of the Coordinating Registered Professional (CRP)
Zoning & Development
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Trade Permits
Special Events
Other Forms & Certificates
- Demolition/Removal Permit Application Form
- Owner Statement (OS) Version 1.5
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***Please note, this poem is rated X. Do not pass go, do not collect 200 dollars if you are:
A. related to me
B. Can't handle the word f**k…4 times.
C. The thought of someone performing fellatio makes you squeamish.
Everyone else, enjoy!
Modern Love
And there he is again–
chasing me
tracking my feed
and haunting my need to be–
He feasts on my words and photos
waiting to pounce
the moment I reveal too much.
And he waits for me to–
Fuck it all up.
He taunts me with likes
but never loves what he likes.
He rarely does.
He rarely forwards me anything but
things he think I might think of–
Fucking him
And only him.
Are you loyal yet?
Has he set in motion the notion
I might GET to be his girlfriend?
Maybe this time, this selfie
–He'll see–
I'm beautiful even when I try not to be.
He'll see I'm feisty and fun and
willing to go down on him
at the movies.
Do you want to see a movie?
I'll just check in
there with my girlfriends
and see if he starts following me.
Have I shown him yet
I can be all the things he needs?
Wait, a DM
Maybe this means
He's ready to commit to me?
"Hey baby, lets meet."
Finally, he sees me for me.
He's ready.
Oh, but wait,
2 o'clock in the morning
He sent that shit to me.
Text me.
Text me.
"Where you at, baby?"
Text me.
Text me.
And I reply:
"I'm home. In my pjs."
Wait. Wait. Wait.
He always makes me wait.
I know he read it.
Wait. Wait. Wait.
"Show me, baby."
"Show you what?" I reply.
I know what he's asking for.
We all know what he's looking for.
Maybe I'll just give him a little bit,
see if that shit wakes his ass up.
Makes him come over.
Click. Click. Click.
See that?
I can play too.
You better not make me wait.
And boom.
"Mmmmhmm that's it baby."
"Wanna come over?" I say…
Wait. Wait. Wait.
He always makes me wait.
He read it.
He knows what I wanted.
Don't make me ask again.
Wait. Wait. Wait.
He always makes me wait.
"Baby, you know I can't."
But we can play this way, right baby?
That's what you mean to say?
"I'm going to sleep." I tell him.
"But baby," he pleads.
Baby nothing, I think.
And then I sink into my bed
Regretting not playing his game instead.
Click. Click. Click.
I send another one,
–just in case–
he forgets how great the first one was.
"Thanks, baby. Goodnight."
And just like that, he's gone again.
He shut me off before we got started.
He got what he wanted.
And I'm alone with my thoughts in my bed again
Thinking of him
and fucking him
and only him.
Am I loyal yet?
And regret some more.
So I try to sleep and keep thinking of him.
Waiting for him.
Waiting for his reply.
I wake up and see
He hasn't come to his senses
He hasn't texted me
Or sent me his apologies.
So I check my feed
my photos
and my need to be
And I realize
He deleted me.
He deleted everything.
Just like that he's gone.
So I check his page
to see what's up–
And that asshole
is in a relationship.
Fuck you.
Fuck this.
I don't need this shit.
Good luck, Jessica.
He's all yours, baby.
Maybe check his phone though?
He just texted me
He misses me.
Wait. Wait. Wait.
I'll make him wait this time.
"I'm busy, baby." I reply.
I roll over
give my man a morning hand
as he asks me who that was
and I reply,
"Nobody, wrong number."


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Ohio Skydivers to honor Gulf war veterans by setting unoffical skydiving record on 9/11.
GREENE COUNTY, OH – Skydivers Bob Akers and David Hart have organized a unique event to show their support of our soldiers currently serving their country. Combined these two skydivers have over 7,000 parachute jumps and 35 years in the sport. Beginning at 4:00 AM 0n Saturday, September 11, 2004, David, along with Bob Akers, will strive to establish an unofficial world record for the most formation skydives in 24 hours, exceeding 120 jumps, at Skydive Greene County, located at 177 S. Monroe-Siding Rd., just outside of Xenia.
According to Hart, "Huge sacrifices have been made and continue to be made by our local Reserve and National Guard soldiers and their families. The event is an effort to honor these citizen soldiers and their families through increased awareness and to provide gifts and financial assistance to the military families who are struggling to make ends meet while their spouse is deployed. It is also intended to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice with their lives."
After paying any related expenses for the event, Hart states that all proceeds from Jump on 9/11 will go to the Ohio National Guard Family Readiness Program to control and disburse the funds to the appropriate people. The mission of the program is to build strong guard families that are equipped to handle the challenges of life in the Ohio National Guard. "With all the troops being deployed on the war on terrorism, this is a great way to show our support," Hart adds. Skydive Greene County has agreed to donate a substantial portion of all tandem skydives to the same program. Selection.com and Team Fastrax have agreed to provide all the skydiving equipment necessary for the event.
The tentative schedule for the Jump on 9/11 is as follows:
¨ 4:00 AM: David & Bob begin night record jumps
¨ Sunrise: Bob and Dave take some recent Gulf War veterans for a tandem skydive.
¨ 8:45 AM: Pause in event to honor the first tower falling, and all soldiers who have died in combat and/or are currently serving their country. Mike Canary of Team Fastrax will jump with the American Flag, while Lynn Meisberger sings the National Anthem.
¨ 9:00 AM: Tandem jump sponsors begin jumping.
¨ Sunset: End record jump. Victory jump with Team Fastrax and local volunteer skydivers. Celebration follows.
The needs are many for an event of this magnitude. Your financial support is needed and you can show that support by pre-paying for a $200 skydive at Skydive Greene County for that weekend or contributing any dollar amount to the event. Volunteers are also needed during the event. For questions about how to help, please contact David Hart at 800-325-3609, ext. 3088 or his cell phone at 937-902-5326. You can also email him at email@example.com. All checks or money orders to help with the Jump on 9/11 can be mailed to "Jump on 9/11", c/o David Hart, Selection.com, 3091 W. Galbraith Road, Ste. 308, Cincinnati, Ohio 45239.


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Recently I received some correspondence from Chris Hunter in Moonta, South Australia with a very moving tale of how he had 'met' DW. This has prompted me (with Chris' permisson) to reproduce the tale here in the hope that others will also follow.
Hello Bob,
I must say I have a lot of admiration for aficionados. Passion is the key element and you certainly have that in abundance. Great site. I am writing to you from a small South Australian town called Moonta. It is the only Cornish town built in Australia and was founded in the 1870's as a result of the copper discovery here. It is very picturesque and an ideal setting for a DW novel. A good location for a haunting.
Considering European settlement is relatively new in Australia, this place ranks as one of the older towns. Now if you want real time of ages material you have to enter the dream time of Aboriginal Australia, and then you can bounce back 30,000 years or more without a problem. I wonder what Dennis would have made of that?
I grew up in New Zealand although I was born at Lytham, Lancs., in 1948. Both my parents were New Zealanders, my father being a fighter pilot in the RAF during and after the war.
He was part of an empire squadron flying out of Burma during the conflict. After returning to NZ and a brief spell as administrator of German Samoa, post war, he received a permanent commission in the Queen's squadron in the RAF, and that is how come I was born at Lytham all those years ago. Yes, I'm getting around to my main topic. Dad was posted to Germany and there flew the early jets. Of course, we followed, and my older brother and I became bi-lingual. Everything was going just swimmingly until tragedy struck. My mother developed terminal cancer, became very homesick, Dad resigned his commission, and we all shipped back in 1952, which is the year Mum died. Now what has Dennis Wheatley got to do with all this. Well my father was an avid DW fan and as a youngster [pre TV] I got onto him as well. I remember [like you Bob] freaking myself out with The Haunting of Toby Jug in particular. I can remember Dad telling me how much he liked that particular novel when he was younger, so I guess it was an early edition. Now for another tragedy. Several years ago , Dad and his second wife shifted from the old family home.
They got rid of most of the books. First world war Biggles and God knows, most of my Grandfathers books too. Recently I returned on one of my rare visits and called on my step mother [Dad died 5 years ago]. She is very frail and waving her hand toward the vastly reduced bookshelf said, " You'd better take what you want before you return to Australia." Now as it happens very few of my mothers possessions have survived and I had often rued the fact that I had nothing really personal to remember her by. Her jewelry finished up with my step sister, and other items with my older brother. I found myself attracted to a plain black hardcover with faded gold lettering on the spine.
Obviously without a dust jacket, I drew it from the shelf. You guessed it; 'The man who missed the war.' I idly flicked open the hard cover, and written neatly on the reverse; Lloyd, Love from Helen, April 1946.
And opposite, in my fathers writing; F/Lieut L.T. Hunter. I had my heirloom. A further coincidence being that my stepmothers maiden name was Hutchinson. I presume my mother was aware of my fathers interest in DW. But perhaps there was just one further clue. My middle name is Douglas. Doug James was also a fighter pilot in the war and he and wife Iris are my God parents. They travelled on the same boat with my father, pregnant mother [me], and brother when they returned to England pre Feb 1948. Doug and Iris are still alive [NZ] and were obviously great friends. Wheatley dedicated the book to an' Iris' Sutherland VE day 1945. Could this have influenced my mother in its purchase? I guess I'll never know, but it makes interesting speculation. Of course, I read the book. Somehow it had eluded me in my nonage. And when I reached the final page, and then the final line, and ultimately the final word, I found myself strangely suspended in time, and Chris Hunter, Vietnam Veteran, father of three, tough guy in general, quietly shed a tear.
Well there you have it Bob. A Dennis Wheatley story from the land down under. If I come across anything in my travels connected to DW I'll let you know. I was an old 'Shadows' fan too by the way,
Best wishes,
Chris Hunter.
Gulp! Follow that..........


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Is there anything significant enough to be called a Catholic peace movement in the United States?
Immediately after Paul's oft-quoted 1 Corinthians 13 pericope on the importance of integrating love into every gift of the Spirit, he encourages his community, "Strive eagerly for the spiritual gifts, above all that you may prophesy" (14:1).
Today, the author of Hebrews sets the ambience for our worship, holding up Abraham, our father in faith, for our edification and emulation. In a mini-biography, the ancient writer reminds us of the salient moments of Abraham's life, each one of which was made possible by faith. By faith Abraham obeyed, not knowing where he was to go; by faith he sojourned; by faith he received power; by faith he offered up Isaac. Abraham was able to be and to do all that God asked of him only because his entire life was driven and empowered by faith.
It's a good time to stand back and ask a few big-picture questions about Pope Francis' papacy and where it goes from here.


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This creates the largest remote-sensed dataset in the world with over 20m temperature readings for machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms that optimise grain storage environments worldwide as part of the Internet of Things (IoT). The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"Spoilage and energy optimization in drying grain continue to be multi-billion dollar issues; TeleSense provides the data insights needed for players throughout the global grain ecosystem to improve safety and profitability," said Naeem Zafar, CEO of Telesense. "The acquisition of Webstech greatly accelerates our entry into the European market and provides millions of additional historical data points to further refine our machine learning technology and predictive algorithms."
Already deployed across the US and Australia, grain storage operators and transporters around the globe can now increase profits by alleviating spoilage and reducing quality degradation with a platform called GrainSafe. This is a scalable AI platform continuously monitors temperature and humidity via portable and fixed wireless sensors to provide a real-time, comprehensive view of stored grain conditions. The deal provides TeleSense with 20 million temperature and humidity observations generated by hundreds of existing Webstech customers to improve its proprietary machine-learning algorithms, while meeting EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requirements.
Thomas Kylling, an agriculture industry veteran and CEO of Aarhus-based Webstech, joins TeleSense team as managing director for Europe to support current European customers and drive TeleSense's European expansion. "After operating in the European remote sensing space for almost a decade, I was absolutely blown away by TeleSense's integration of data science with an IoT solution for grain," said Kylling. "I think that TeleSense will help drive the automation of the grain supply chain, and I'm excited to help lead the effort in Europe."
TeleSense will add a European office in Denmark and integrate Webstech technology advances, including industrial automation capabilities, solar/battery power functionality and alternate form factors such as sensor spears, into its own offering.
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Here's a small part of Demolition Mafia this week.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Abbye Kovacevic's #SundaySnippet
Here's a small part of Demolition Mafia this week.
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I work with Amber and she said better for moderation than word verification. She said you'll lose comments because of the time it takes and how difficult they are.
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Earlier this week, we shared what we packed for our weekend getaway to Sea Island located on Georgia's southeastern coast. Our sweaters, jeans and boots worked perfectly with the cooler weather, and we enjoyed the dip in temperatures before the season begins to change. Today, we are excited to share this luxurious, Forbes Five-Star resort and all of theContinue Reading
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New Delhi: Unlike most Indian cricketers, Gautam Gambhir speaks from the heart.
If there is a genuine issue facing his home state Delhi or the people of India at large, the star left-hander has no qualms about voicing his opinion.
An example of this was witnessed when the capital was crippled by severe rains earlier this month. The Delhi captain, without naming any political party or leader, made sure his message was loud and clear.
On Sunday, the 34-year-old raised the critical issue of Chikungunya outbreak in Delhi.
Mincing no words, Gambhir lashed out at the Delhi government for its callous attitude in dealing with this crisis.
Again, Gautam did not name any politician, but it was clear from his remarks that he was taking about the state's education minister and deputy CM Manish Sisodia who is currently on a study tour in Finland.
Sometimes my Delhi doesn't get enuf water. Wen it does it breeds mosquitoes dat bring Chikun Gunia! Sadly not enuf 2 get r leaders bak home.
— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) September 17, 2016
Hospitals bursting at seams, ppl dying but politicians r on a study tour to improve delhi's education system. Schools can wait, death won't.
— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) September 17, 2016
How about stoping d political footbal & returning 2 d basics of governanc which I guess is 2 serve people. Hope d politicians remember dat!
— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) September 17, 2016
Considering the grim situation, Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung asked Sisodia to return from Finland as soon as possible.
CM and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal is currently not in Delhi.


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VIZ Media Becomes Master Licensor for K Anime
As we're all excitedly awaiting news about K anime's second season, North Americans are receiving their full rights to watch the show in a fully-developed local version! The show and everything belonging to the franchise will be handled by the currently biggest anime and manga distributor in the region.
Viz Media have announced that they have acquired the full rights over GoraxGoHand's K anime. This includes translation, home video, television as well as collectables and other franchise items.VIZanime, the company's online streaming engine, launched the series simultaneously with its airing in Japan in October 2012.
The story of the show revolves around the seven kings in a world where technology and miracles rule side by side. The seven kings, created by a scientist during the past war and turned into leaders of different group, are also beacons for their followers. One of them, however, is willing to ruin the order in a much different way than just fight for territory, which is the usual between the kings. Yashiro 'Shiro' Isana is a young boy and this first season centres on him and his entrance into the world of the seven kings. As he is branded murderer of an important member of HOMRA, the Red King Suoh Mikoto's group, the young man with amnesia has to fight for not only his comfort, but also for his life.
Many discoveries and events happen in K anime's first season and it was all appreciated by the many fans all over the world.
Source: VizMedia
Is this great news or not-so-great? What do you think? Comment below.


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A terrorist in Karmei Tzur, a town just north of Chevron, stabbed a civilian security guard today. Another security guard fired at the assailant, killing him before he could do further damage.
The guard, Boris Balbrava, was lightly injured and was taken in for medical treatment for his wounds.
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News Releases
STARS IGNITE in Wascana Park
June 7, 2017/Regina, SK – STARS air ambulance and Ignite Adult Learning Corporation will host the STARS IGNITE 10K on Sunday, August 13th, 2017. The race starts at 7:30 p.m. at the TC Douglas Building (3475 Albert Street) and takes runners around Wascana Lake twice before finishing back at the TC Douglas Building.
"Ignite and STARS are proud to partner together for this event," said Vanessa Headford, Development Officer for STARS Foundation. "Both organizations are all about second chances and this twilight run provides an opportunity to create a greater awareness of both groups and raise money through a really fun community event."
Funds raised through the STARS IGNITE 10K will support the life-saving work of STARS in Saskatchewan and program delivery at Ignite.
"We wanted a relaxed mid-summer run and the paths through Wascana Park provide an awesome race route. The evening start time means the stars will be just coming out as the runners are finishing the race," said Terina Shaw, Ignite Fundraiser and Corporate Liaison Officer and the 10K's race director. "And there's a possibility that a STARS helicopter will also be on-site, which would be phenomenal!"
Participants can register in one of three categories: individual runner ($70/person), 3-person team relay ($150/team) and a virtual run ($70/person).
The virtual run event is designed for people who want to take part in the STARS IGNITE 10K without actually running or walking in it. "It's our version of a virtual run—you simply pay the registration fee and you're done. There's no start/finish line. You don't have to run around Wascana Lake. There's no physical effort at all!" said Shaw.
"It's the perfect way for people to be involved in our event and still be able to go to the Rider home game or the Regina Folk Festival the same night," added Headford.
A post-race barbeque completes the evening. Tickets for the barbeque ($5) will be available at the race.
"We encourage everyone to join us—in person or virtually—August 13th under the evening sky," said Headford.
Registration is open at www.ignite.ca and www.runningroom.com.
About STARS
STARS is a charitable, non-profit helicopter air ambulance organization that provides time, hope and life-saving support to critically ill and injured patients. Our doctors, nurses, paramedics and pilots work with a team of dedicated support staff and community partners to save lives through rapid and specialized emergency medical care and transportation. STARS operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week out of six bases across western Canada, where it has carried out more than 36,000 missions since 1985. STARS has flown more than 4,000 missions to 500 communities across Saskatchewan since establishing bases in Regina and Saskatoon in 2012. Learn more at www.stars.ca.
About IGNITE
Established in 1990, Ignite is a not-for-profit, community-based employer that uses a business entrepreneurial approach to empower at-risk young adults to learn the personal, academic and employment skills they need to transform themselves into self-sufficient, productive citizens. Graduates of the 43-week Ignite program are an integral part of the community as employees, small business owners, volunteers, consumers and taxpayers. Learn more at www.ignite.ca.
Media contacts:
Terina Shaw
Fundraiser and Corporate Liaison Officer,
Vanessa Headford
Development Officer,
STARS Foundation
New Name Ignites the Future
January 17, 2012/Regina, SK - The Regina Adult Learning Centre Inc. today officially launched its new name and brand at an event hosted at its facility and attended by a number of dignitaries and special guests.
Now known as Ignite Adult Learning Corporation, the organization's name change reflects the ambitious new direction the organization is taking to realize its vision of program and facility expansion and financial sustainability.
"We're excited about our new name and how it truly reflects not only our mission but the boldness of our vision for growth," noted Fred Gill, president of the Ignite Executive Board. "As Ignite, we will be better able to broaden the scope of our programming for the rapidly increasing population of young adults living at the margins of our community. At the same time, our new name will enable our organization to develop innovative initiatives for attaining financial sustainability."
According to Ignite Program Manager Carlo Bizzarri, "Our new name really fits the work we do. Our program ignites what's inside the at-risk young adults who come to us for help – from their hopes and dreams to their potential to learn. In the process, participants in our program ignite positive relationships with their family members, friends, and employers. Essentially, our program ignites futures, creating a tremendous positive and lasting impact for marginalized young adults and for our community."
Ignite is a not-for-profit, community-based employer that uses a leading edge, business entrepreneurial approach to solve social issues inherent in marginalized young adults. Through learning, healing, and meaningful work, Ignite assists at-risk young adults in developing the personal, social, academic, and work skills needed to move away from negative behaviours, unemployment, and financial dependency to become independent, self-supporting, and contributing members of society.


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I've previously blogged about how a prospective estate trustee obtains probate when there's no will, so today I thought I'd review how an estate trustee appointed under a will goes about obtaining probate (technically referred to as a "certificate of appointment of estate trustee with a will"). An estate trustee should first determine whether probate is actually necessary. There is no law that requires an estate trustee to obtain probate – the estate trustee's authority derives from the will itself, not a certificate of appointment. However, frequently an estate trustee cannot take many administrative steps (such as calling in the proceeds of a bank account or transferring title to real estate) without having obtained probate. The material that the estate trustee must file with the court is set out in rule 74.04 of the Rules of Civil Procedure. The necessary materials include the completed application, original will, an affidavit of execution establishing that the will was duly executed (and if one cannot be obtained, evidence that the will was duly executed), the certificate of appointment of estate trustee with a will, and an affidavit verifying that a notice of application has been served on those entitled to share in distribution of the estate. If there are unborn or unascertained beneficiaries of the estate or if a beneficiary is a minor, then The Children's Lawyer and the minor's parents must be served with the notice of application. If a beneficiary is incapable then The Public Guardian and Trustee must be served. An estate trustee applying for probate is justified in hiring a lawyer to prepare and file the application (and paying for the services out of the estate). However, for the do-it-yourselfers, pre-formatted and fillable forms are available on the government website. The estate trustee is also required to pay the necessary probate fee (referred to as the "estate administration tax") when the application is made. The amount owing is based on the value of the estate. The estate trustee does not have to pay the amount personally. Generally speaking, banks will release a bank draft from the deceased's account payable to the minister of finance for the amount due.
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as you can tell I am trying out how to present different forms. text pictures and now moving images otherwise known as films movies videos etcetera
this is the most recent of my youtube offerings. I'm just experimenting really and things will be rough but you hope by just doing it they get better. at least that's what I've found generally. just keep doing it with humility and patience and diligence and keep your critical faculties open and things develop.
I'm putting this in the tree category because I've got quite a lot of tree things. trees are important to me and in fact they are and have been absolutely essential for the development of the human race. a few rarer things are now becoming key but they're not very photographable


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Elizabeth Carr most recently served as the Associate Director for Tribal Affairs in the Office of Intergovernmental and External Affairs at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. While at USHHS she was responsible for providing expert analysis, advice, and guidance to senior and political leadership on policy, regulatory and legislative issues that have a significant and direct impact on tribal governments and tribal organizations administering HHS programs. She brings to NIWRC extensive knowledge in managing and improving federal-tribal relations and experience dedicated to the analysis, development, and implementation of federal policy related to tribal governments.
The NIWRC is engaged in on-going national strategic policy and legislative reform efforts to enhance the sovereign authority of Indian nations to protect Native women. Elizabeth Carr's experience and expertise will significantly contribute to the national public policy and educational efforts of NIWRC. It is perfect timing for Elizbeth Carr to join NIWRC as preparations for the 2019 VAWA mandated annual consultation are underway. Ms. Carr brings to NIWRC nearly ten years of experience in the implementation of Federal Executive Order 13175 Consultation and Coordination with Indian Tribal Governments and carrying out consultation responsibilities to ensure that the consultation process is meaningful and offers tribal governments the opportunity to provide timely input.
"I am excited to begin working at NIWRC during this very pivotal time. It is an honor to have the opportunity to continue working on tribal issues and one as important as protecting Native women."—Elizabeth Carr, Senior Native Affairs Advisor, NIWRC
Elizabeth is an enrolled member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians and lives in Washington.


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More than half of all criminals who are jailed have at least 15 previous convictions or cautions, official figures show.
In the 12 months to March, 50.1 per cent of defendants given immediate custodial sentences for both minor and serious offences already had 15 sanctions or more.
It is the first time since current records began a decade ago that the proportion has exceeded 50 per cent over a period of 12 months from April.
In 2005, the percentage of criminals jailed for both summary and indictable-only crimes who already had at least 15 previous convictions or cautions stood at just over a third.
In the previous two years the proportion was 49.4 per cent and 46.9 per cent.
Indictable proceedings cover the more serious offences such as violent and sexual offences and robbery and are dealt with by the Crown Court.
The figures, released by the Ministry of Justice, lay bare the scale of re-offending rates.
Last month Justice Secretary Michael Gove described Britain's failure to tackle the issue as "horrifying".
He has suggested introducing a link between a prisoner's commitment and progress in education while behind bars and their release date.
In the 12 months to March just over 100,000 adults convicted of an indictable offence had 15 or more previous convictions or cautions.
It means that in all they have been responsible for more than 1.5million crimes.
Around two in every five of those found guilty or admitting more serious crimes now has a "long" criminal record compared to just under a quarter in the same period 10 years ago.
The Ministry of Justice said that there had been a decline in offenders with longer criminal records in recent years.
The department said: "There has been a fall since 2009 in the number of offenders progressing from their 15th to their 16th conviction or caution.
"Similarly during the 12 months ending March 2015 there was a decline in the number of offenders with 16 or more previous convictions or cautions."
Other figures from the Ministry of Justice also showed that prison sentences given to sex offenders have jumped sharply.
The average term increased by 4.5 months to 63 months - more than five years - in the year to March.
The number of defendants tried for sex crimes was the highest in a decade after increasing by 3 per cent, they showed.
The trend is partly down to Operation Yewtree, the investigation set up in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal, and surrounding media attention.
A total of 6,402 sex offenders were convicted in the year, an increase of 10 per cent on the previous 12 months and also the highest level for 10 years.
Andrew Selous, the Justice minister, said: "These figures show sex offenders are receiving harsher punishment than ever before for their appalling crimes.
"Longer sentences will be welcomed by victims, who deserve to know that those who commit these sickening acts are properly held to account."
The data showed that across all offence categories, those convicted of the most serious crimes were more likely to go to prison than at any point in the last decade.
More than one in four people found guilty or admitting an indictable offence received an immediate custodial sentence - up from 24 per cent five years ago.


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Scholarships For Working Mothers
Would you like to get scholarships for working mothers? You're probably in the same boat like the millions of people out there. You have been working hard for your boss for decades on end and now you happen to find yourself out of a job. Or you just might be in a situation when there is only one income coming in and now that income has disappeared. And now you and your family are wondering what to do next.
Most employers look unfavorably on job applications with a lengthy amount of time on unemployment. So as soon as you apply for your next job, you will unfortunately find that your application is put to the bottom of the list. And if you don't know already, the best thing you can do in this situation is to go back to school. Being in the tight situation that you are currently in, you're probably wondering how in the world you are going to be able to go to school and pay your bills at the same time.
What you can do in a troubled time like this is to take advantage of all the free scholarships for working mothers programs available.There are tons of free money available for hard-working individuals just like you who are willing to do something to better their families and themselves. The free money comes in the form of scholarships and the amount you could win can be very high.
You can expect to get up to ,000 in free scholarships for working mothers for school that you will never have to pay back. Can you just imagine being able to get the free education you need so you can finally get your feet back into the employedt world with an advanced degree? And with this scholarship you can easily use it to pay any additional bills that you have and still be able to go to school so you can put you and your family in a better financial position.
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This one is a little different – it's like a post-event sketch-a-graphic, but created before the event took place!!
The event was an informal meeting of learning and development professionals from across the country. Not only did I create a sketch-a-graphic of the event, but I also got to speak about how my sketch-a-graphics came about and what I've learnt along the way- that was a great experience in itself!
For the event sketch-a-graphic each of the speakers provided their key messages in bullet point form (Bronze package) which were then combined to create a sketch-a-graphic of the event.
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How to brew the perfect pot of tea, every time.
1. Warm the teapot with boiled water from the kettle. Let it sit in for a few minutes.
2. Reheat kettle with fresh water (it is important to actually put fresh water in the kettle rather than reboiling, the more you reboil, the less oxygen left in the water content and this can have an impact of the flavour of your tea.
3. Tip out the water from your teapot (you might want to save it so that once it cools down you can use it in your plants.
4. Add in your loose leaf tea. One teaspoon per person and one extra for the pot.
5. Look at time recommendations on the back and the water temperature recommendations.
6. Pour the freshly boiled water in.
7. Just a little tip: If the tea suggestion is 2-4 minutes, for a weaker blend, you leave it for 2, for a full-bodied blend, leave it for the 4.
9. Just let it sit. Don't swirl or touch it. Also, try to keep the lid on during this process.
10. When most of the leaves have fallen all the way to the bottom, you know it has been brewed well.
The ritualistic process of making tea is a beautiful, ancient and much-loved process. Take time to savour in it all, don't rush it.
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Preity Zinta clicked in toilet?
Most Bollywood stars appear to be afraid of using public toilets either in hotels, hospitals or airports, because some crazy fans are shooting them with their cell phone cameras or other secret button cameras.
Preity Zinta recently revealed her horrible experience on Twitter. She said, "Honest confession: I really do love my fans but I don't understand why women have to jump on you with cameras in public toilets! Grrrrrrrrr!"
Few days back the paparazzi didn't even spare Freida Pinto! She was clicked while getting out of a portable toilet during her film shoot.
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The Health and safety of our staff, customers and community is our top priority. Read an important message from First Team Volkswagen.
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There are a total of 27 military bases across the state of Virginia, so naturally it's important to have discount programs as a way to say thanks for all that they do to defend our country. Here at First Team Volkswagen, we're happy to have the Volkswagen Military and First Responder Program for those heroes shopping for a new car in the Roanoke, VA area.
The VW Military and First Responder Discount is a $500 bonus off of any new, unused 2017 or newer Volkswagen model. All vehicles are eligible for the discount except for the Golf R and the bonus applies to both the purchase and lease of a new vehicle.
We know it's not easy to be the first on site in an emergency, and this program is one small way to say thanks for all that you do. Immediate family members of those working in these positions are also eligible for the discount.
To receive the VW Military and First Responder discount at First Team Volkswagen, bring your department-issued ID, a Military and First Responder Claim Form and proof of eligibility. To make the most of your discount, check out other national offers as this bonus can be stacked without discounts.
The Military & First Responders Program offers a $500* Bonus for qualified Military and First Responders who lease or purchase a new, unused Volkswagen vehicle.
*Volkswagen of America, Inc. will pay a $500 Military and First Responders Bonus for qualified active duty U.S. Military service members, U.S. Military Veterans (Veterans must be within 24 months of active duty), U.S. Military retirees, First Responders (Police Officer, Sheriff/Sherriff's Deputy, Correctional Officer, State Trooper, Federal Law Enforcement Officer, Firefighter (career or volunteer), EMT, Paramedic, 911 Dispatcher/Operator) and their family household members who purchase or lease a new, unused MY14-MY19 Volkswagen model (excluding Golf R) through participating dealers from January 3, 2019 to January 2, 2020. Proof of military/first responder eligibility and residency of family household member (if applicable) required. Bonus applied toward MSRP and is not available for cash. Fleet customers are not eligible. One bonus per VIN. Eligible customers may receive this bonus on up to two Volkswagen vehicles per year. See your local Volkswagen dealer or, for general product information, call 1-800-Drive-VW. ©2019 Volkswagen of America, Inc.
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The Indian contingent for the upcoming series against the black caps announced by The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) as the hosts will take on New Zealand in a three-match test series starting from 22nd of September. The Indian side will be led by the captain aggressive Virat Kohli while on the other hand, Kane Williamson will take the NZ command. The all India committee headed by Sandip Patil at a five-star hotel in Mumbai at around 11 a.m. Apart from that, Indian head coach Anil Kumble and skipper Virat Kohli were also present in the conference. BCCI secretary Ajay Shirke and chairman Sandip Patil addressed the media after the meeting and announced the 15-member contingent.
The All-India Senior Selection Committee meeting begins #INDvNZ pic.twitter.com/U1GdX6r4nj
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The team is nearly same as that went on West Indies tour. The 15-member squad is as follows –
As far as the bowling department is concerned, Ishant Sharma will lead the respective side with Mohammad Shami, Umesh Yadav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar making the bowling side a complete lethal combination. And if we talk about the spin department, Ravindra Jadeja, and Amit Mishra are indeed going to terminate the NZ batting lineup. The 1st Test starts on September 22 in Kanpur. Stay tuned for further updates.


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As expected, Niantic is wrapping up the year with an epic two-day Community Day extravaganza.
The team is bringing back every Community Day pocket monster going back to 2018. This gives lapsed or newcomers a chance to catch up and grab important Pokemon that they must have missed. The following creatures and their shiny forms will be available from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dec. 14 and 15: Beldum, Larvitar, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Dratini, Eevee, Chikorita, Squirtle, Cyndaquil, Pikachu, Mareep, Bagon, Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip, Swinub, Ralts, Turtwig, Totodile, Chimchar, Trapinch and Slakoth.
That's a ton of Pokemon to keep track of and a few will be important to grab. The reason for this is that these Pokemon can learn exclusive Community Day moves that make them some of the best in the game. The vital ones will be:Larvitar — The evolution to Smackdown Tyranitar makes it a powerful Rock-type attackerBeldum — The evolution to Meteor Mash Metagross makes it a top Steel-type attackerBulbasaur — The evolution to Frenzy Plant Venusaur makes it a top Grass-type attackerCharmander — The evolution to Blast Burn Charizard makes it a top Fire=type attacker plus the shiny evolution is gorgeous.Bagon — The evolution to Outrage Salamence makes a great Dragon-type attacker.Trecko — The evolution to Frenzy Plant Sceptile makes it a top Grass-type attacker.Torchic — The evolution to Blast Burn Blaziken makes its a top Fire-type attacker and must for Team Rocket boss battles.Mudkip — The evolution to Hydroo Cannon Swampert makes it a top Water-type attacker and good Pokemon for Team Rocket battles.
Keep in mind, players must evolve these Pokemon during the set times over the weekend to get those moves. For PvP players, they'll definitely want another chance at Eevees and Trapinch. Both are important Pokemon in player-vs-player battles. Just make sure to walk an Eevee 10 kilometers and evolve at night for a Last Resort Umbreon while players should evolve the Trapinch into Flygon to get a Pokemon with Earth Power.
For those who want to get the most out of this Community Day, the prime-time hours to go hunting is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. In addition, players can expect double catch stardust and experience so save those lucky eggs and star pieces. Players can expect half egg hatching distance as well. The eggs obtained during the Community Day weekend will hatch the 2018 Pokemon. Lastly, there are reports of a Celebrate 2019 Special Research, which will give players a a Unova Stone, nine rare candy and 20 ultra balls.
With that said, here are some of the best places in the Bay Area to spend this super-sized "Pokemon Go" Community Day weekend during the 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. bonus time hours. These have been mentioned in Pokemon Discords around the region. Also expect mostly sunny weather for both days:
Berkeley: If you're in the East Bay, the UC Berkeley campus is one of the best spots to catch. Plenty of players in the community will be circling the campanile. Expect the Pokestops around the area to also be lured up.
San Francisco: If you're in city, there are ideally two spots to hunt for Pokemon. The first is on the Embarcadero from roughly the Ferry Building to the Cupid's Span scuplture. The other area is in Golden Gate Park centered on Botanical Gardens and Stow Lake boathouse.
Downtown Mountain View: A reader tip says the area along Castro Street from the Embarcadero to the Villa is a great place to play.
South Bay: The South Bay community is more spread out and I haven't been to a Community Day in any of the cities there. These sites are mentioned in the Pokemon Go: San Jose Discord but I haven't verified them.De Anza College (Cupertino)Central Park (Santa Clara)Oakridge Mall (South San Jose)San Jose State University (Downtown San Jose)Overfelt Gardens (East San Jose)
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Winter might seem like a good time for hibernation but it's actually the busiest period of year for some parts of the canal system. Winter is when vital maintenance work takes place and it's also when we hold our Winter Open Days, giving members of the public a chance to experience the network in a completely different way.
"The Winter Open Days allow us to show the public the ongoing restoration and repair work," explains Campaigns Manager Sarah Burns. "But they are also about getting to different locations and making ourselves visible to communities where the canal is an integral part of the landscape but might not be getting used."
This year's Open Days all take place in urban locations, with events scheduled on health and wellbeing themes. There will be canoeing, paddleboarding, children's activities, food, drink, wildlife walks, local heritage tours, boat trips and collaborations with local history groups and businesses. The intention is to celebrate the history and future of canals, encouraging locals to appreciate these assets by drawing new visitors down to the water. "We want to attract people who already know who we are and love the canal," says Sarah. "But we also want the people who might use their local canal. We want to show the difference canals make to communities. There are so many activities on the canals that people can get involved in."
Dean Davies, the Trust's Direct Service Manager, explains that the £38m winter works programme take place between November and March when boats are less likely to be using the network. "That's when we do the vast amount of any repairs that require a closure of the navigation and draining of the basin," he says. "It might be an aqueduct, a canal wall, a lock or a bridge. We have about 1,500 locks and the gates all last about 25 years, so we need to change a significant number every year or the system will fail."
The coming Winter Open Days take place in seven different locations, and feature a variety of types of work. One of the most popular will be the major works taking place at the Anderton Boat Lift on the Weaver Navigation in February. The boat lift is one of the network's most magnificent elements of infrastructure and will provide a memorable backdrop to the other events taking place. Also of interest will be open days in city centres such as Manchester, Chester and Burnley, while in London and the south east there will be an open day at Cowley Lock on the Grand Union Canal in Uxbridge, again themed specifically for local interests.
Dean says one of the benefits of the Open Days is that they allow the maintenance staff to show the public their skills and communicate with the public directly. "They are life-affirming events," he says. "We get all sorts of people and such a lot of positive feedback it really keeps you going for the rest of the year. This winter it's all about the wellbeing agenda, showing where we can have an impact on that area. It's not just about the work itself but participation, community engagement and water safety. It's really positive experience, with a vast number of people coming together on the day."
Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 February 2019
The Anderton Boat Lift is one of the most impressive pieces of engineering on the network, and it will be the subject of maintenance works this winter. That provides the opportunity for what will surely be one of the most popular open weekends of the season, with visitors given the chance to get close to this incredible piece of machinery, which was constructed to lift boats the 50 feet between the River Weaver and the Trent & Mersey Canal. These works will include the overhaul of hydraulic systems, drainage and pumping equipment plus repair of ropes and gearboxes, as well as other general maintenance. The event will allow visitors to see the work taking place and also provide a wide variety of other activities and events related to the local history and the themes of wellbeing and community engagement.
Dukes Lock 92, Rochdale Canal, Manchester
Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 February 2019
An open weekend located around Lock 92 (Dukes Lock) in Castlefield, Manchester. This will be held at the last lock of the Rochdale Canal, shortly before it joins the Bridgewater Canal at Castlefield Basin. The maintenance work will see the lock chamber drained and repointed and the gates relined, which means visitors will be able to step inside a drained lock chamber. There will be the theme of water safety targeting the local students. "We will be handing out beer goggles – glasses which give the impression of being drunk to show the danger of walking along the canal at night if you have been drinking," says campaigns manager Sarah Burns.
Finsley Gate in Burnley, Leeds & Liverpool Canal
Sunday 3 March 2019
This winter a section of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal will be drained from Manchester Road Bridge to the centre of Burnley. The 500m drained section of canal will be relined, and while this takes place an open day will be held at Finsley Gate. This will be specially created for locals who might not visit their local canal and be aware of the many opportunities the canal provides. Visitors will be able to walk along the closed towpath and see the relining and learn about the works from the Trust's experts. There will also be canoe taster sessions and fishing taster sessions. The Canal & River Trust is helping to regenerate Finsley Gate Wharf, which has a collection of fascinating Grade II-listed buildings, and the open day will introduce locals to the new development by providing a variety of free family activities on and off the water.
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iOS Push notifications stop working
I use zendesk integration for iOS with Zendesk iOS SDK 2.3.0.
For getting push-notification we use webhook. First of all, sometimes first notification doesn't come or do it with a big delay. Only after 2-3 messages pushes start to work correctly. As well, often pushes just stop to work. Back-end server not getting any information to webhook while support chats could be reloaded and works pretty well. Sometimes, both chat and pushes stops to work while internet connection is still alive (checked with safari and different apps).
Just let me know if I can clarify some important details
Thanks in advance
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Hi Sergey,
SDK questions are better posted to the SDK forum here: https://develop.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/topics/360000018828-Mobile-SDKs
For this kind of question, it is probably better to create a ticket with us by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com, because we will need to ask for some account information to help you.
I am having the same trouble. Who can help me?
Could you please post your question on our SDK forum https://develop.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/topics/360000018828-Mobile-SDKs or maybe even better send an email to our support team firstname.lastname@example.com so we can investigate the behaviour on your account?
Thanks in advance!
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Did you solve this issue? We're having the same problem; just unreliable push notifications that seem to stop working for no reason, or that they don't always come through the first time.
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Natasha Bedingfield On Her Catchy 'Strip Me' Album Title
Natasha Bedingfield spoke with AOL Music's PopEater about the title of her new album 'Strip Me', which also happens to be the disc's first single. "It's definitely a catchy title," the British singer songwriter said. "For me, it symbolizes a lot of things. It symbolizes the kind of artist that I am. I'm in pop music, but I'm not gimmicky like a lot of pop artists. I strip it back and keep it real, that's the kind of person I am. I don't want to be on a pedestal, I want to connect with people." Read more.


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State League Update
State League Update- tough start but looking to a good second half
A slow start to the Season with injuries and exams and some tough competition, Dalkeith's State League team heads into the long break sitting 6th with two wins over Peppermint Grove and Bayswater at home. Some great wins by touring pro Dane Propoggia,Josiah Tyson (C), 3 set specialist Dylan McCloskey, big hitting Ollie Henderson and a win on debut by Christian Harding have been the standout singles results.
Dalkeith's doubles performance have seen some great come-from-behind wins featuring McCloskey and Matt Rosso and all players have delivered gutsy performances. Sam Rundle, back from a US tennis scholarship is warming up for a good second half of the season. In a competition against teams with touring pros Gavin Van Pepperzeel, Brydan Klein, world #304 and John Peers world #2 doubles champion, nationally ranked players and State coaches, this competition is featuring some of the best tennis talent.
This week we take on Mt Lawley at home in a must win match starting at 1pm- come down and join #1 supporter Mike Webb-Ware and cheer our boys on.
Giorgi Homes and ACTON Real Estate are the 2017 team sponsors and club members are reminded that Dalkeith Tennis Club will receive 20% of any commission on houses sold by ACTON on behalf of members and 20% of any executive leases managed by ACTON- ensure you mention this to your ACTON agent as it is a great opportunity to support your Sponsor, support your Club… and sell your home.
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Three cheers for Meghan and Louise!
On the 26th April two amazing supporters ran the Virgin London Marathon to raise money for International Animal Rescue. We asked them to let us know how it went ...
Meghan Tiplady:
'I ran the London Marathon for your fantastic charity because I've seen firsthand how incredible your teams are at helping sick and injured animals. I travelled to Borneo two years ago to volunteer at a wildlife centre where I worked with other volunteers to help rehabilitate orangutans who had been captured at an early age by illegal poachers. I believe your teams deserve our support and I thought this was the ideal opportunity to show that.
It was a lot of hard work and the training was punishing but it was worth every ounce of pain to raise £550 and to get the name of the charity out there. I completed it in 4 hours 43 minutes and, as you can see, I was just a little bit relieved to cross the finish line in one piece!'
Louise Johnson:
'I was hoping to complete the London Marathon in 4hrs, however over ran (literally) by 14mins, but the most important thing was that I managed to finish. The day was very enjoyable and the crowds helped tremendously by encouraging us all to keep going. I thought I was doing well when I'd reached 22 miles and hadn't yet 'hit' the wall, but this suddenly jumped out in front of me at mile 24. I thought 'Please, not now, I'm nearly there'. Thankfully it wasn't too long after when Big Ben appeared in the distance so I knew I was nearly home.
Although it was long and painful, it was nothing compared to the pain and suffering endured by so many defenceless animals in the world today. This was enough in itself to ensure I raised as much money as I could for a charity that is very close to my heart. I think IAR does fantastic work towards helping animals of all shapes & sizes, which is why I chose to run for them. I also like to focus on the smaller based charities as I feel that they are often overlooked so advertising for IAR in such a large event is a great opportunity for them. I raised £930.'
We would like to say a huge thank you and congratulations to Meghan and Louise; it is thanks to people like you that we are able to continue our work saving animals from suffering around the world.