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WGC keep it clean yet again to claim third straight win and climb higher up table
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Welwyn Garden City made it three wins in a row in East League Division Three South West with a 1-0 success at Broxbourne.
With their squad decimated by injuries and unavailability, which meant 10 players missed out, WGC called up six second-team players.
And the new faces included the Reilly brothers, who were making their first-team debuts at the age of just 13 and 14.
Both sides looked threating in the early stages, with Nick Reilly holding the midfield area very well to allow Mark Skilbeck and Dan Hatt to support Paul Kimber.
And from one pass, Kimber knocked the ball past the last defender to find himself one-on-one with the home keeper, who made a good stick save to deny him.
Broxbourne fired hard balls into the D in search of deflections, but James Lutrario, Simon Walker, Pete Mullens and Ben O'Boyle marshalled the WGC defence well to keep scoring chances to a minimum.
From one counter-attack, Will Reilly broke on the right and crossed to fellow youngster Callum Burr, whose shot came back off a post.
Dan Klinger made a good sliding stop to deny Broxbourne before the break as the scoreline remaineed blank.
And the second half remained just as cagey, with the home side hitting the post from a scrappy piece of play in the WGC D.
Both sides won a string of short corners, but neither could break the deadlock from set-pieces, although it took a full-length diving save from captain Klinger to keep Broxbourne out on one such occasion.
Roared on by the women's first team, who had won their earlier match, WGC saw Dan Hatt break on the left and enter the D, before lifting the ball over the keeper for Kimber to push home.
The visitors held out for the final five minutes with plenty of composure to secure the win and climb above their hosts and up to fifth in the table, having registered their third clean sheet in succession.
WGC are set to return to De Havilland next weekend when they play host to lowly Luton Town.
The seconds had to settle for a point from their Division Six derby with Potters Bar thirds, which ended in a 3-3 draw, but the thirds lost 10-0 at St Albans eighths.
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Tough Turtle is back on September 21st, 2019!
Learn more and register on the Tough Turtle website.
Ithaca's first adventure obstacle race, Ithaca Children's Garden's Tough Turtle, has been bringing adventure, philanthropy, and excitement to Ithaca every year since 2013. And now, in its seventh year, Tough Turtle is back with a new twist on a new (and warmer!) date, September 21st.
Tough Turtles will enjoy this year's spiced up race course which includes a boating obstacle! Also new this year, a field day (think 3-legged races, dunk tanks, wheelbarrow races, and the games you played as a kid.) Anyone can register for the field day portion of the event, even non-racers. Tough Turtles will enjoy a cold post-race beverage and after-party generously provided by Liquid State Brewery (also open to all).
For your little turtles, Tough Turtle Jr. is back – bringing obstacles to challenge and delight your children 10 and under.
All revenue generated by Tough Turtle and Tough Turtle Jr. go directly to supporting Ithaca Children's Garden's mission of inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards.
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Sign them up for Tough Turtle Jr. and let them explore the Garden in a whole new way as they climb, roll, and run their way through our kid-sized obstacle course race! With multiple obstacles constructed from recycled and natural materials, kids get to join in on the fun! From climbing over a hay pyramid to hopping over tires, this obstacle course geared for children 12 and under* will allow our Junior Tough Turtles to have a blast in this safe and encouraging environment. Don't miss a chance to experience the Garden in a whole new way.
No pre-registration required! Look for the registration table just inside Ithaca Children's Garden main entrance arbor.
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Racing runs deep in the Dillon familyBy DAVID W. HEALY,
Ever since Brent Dillon bought his first car when he was 14, he and his older brother, Justin, have had a love affair with car racing.
Driving his white No. 7 Late Model Crate car, Brent, now 28, has worked his way to become one of the best drivers in the area. This season he has already won two of the four races he has competed in.


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1. pertaining to or resembling a hair.
2. in the circulatory system, one of the minute vessels connecting arterioles and venules, the walls of which act as a semipermeable membrane for interchange of various substances between the blood and tissue fluid. Capillary walls consist of thin endothelial cells through which body fluids and dissolved substances can pass. At the arterial end, the blood pressure within the capillary is higher than the pressure in the surrounding tissues, and the blood fluid and some dissolved substances pass outward through the capillary wall. At the venous end, the pressure within the tissues is higher and waste material and fluids from the tissues pass into the capillary, to be carried away for disposal.
arterial capillary a vessel lacking complete coats, intermediate between an arteriole and a capillary. Called also precapillary.
venous capillary a type of minute vessel that lacks a muscular coat and is intermediate between a venule and a capillary. Called also postcapillary.
cap·il·lar·y(kap'i-lār-ē), [TA]
1. Resembling a hair; fine; minute.
2. A capillary vessel; for example, blood capillary, lymph capillary. Synonym(s): vas capillare [TA], capillary vessel
3. Relating to a blood or lymphatic capillary vessel.
[L. capillaris, relating to hair]
1. Relating to or resembling a hair; fine and slender.
2. Having a very small internal diameter: a capillary tube.
3. Anatomy Of or relating to the capillaries.
4. Physics Of or relating to capillarity.
n. pl. capillar·ies
1. Anatomy One of the minute blood vessels that connect arterioles and venules. These blood vessels form an intricate network throughout the body for the interchange of various substances, such as oxygen and carbon dioxide, between blood and tissue cells.
2. A tube with a very small internal diameter.
capillaryAny of the microscopic blood vessels that connect minute arterioles and equally minute venules. Capillaries form a network throughout the body and are the functional unit of general circulation. Capillary walls are semipermeable and allow passage of O2, glucose and other nutrients from the blood into the cells, and waste products (CO2, NH3) into the blood to be excreted or eliminated through the lungs.
cap·il·lar·y(kap'i-lar-ē) [TA]
1. Resembling a hair; fine; minute.
2. A capillary vessel; e.g., blood capillary, lymph capillary.
3. Relating to a blood or lymphatic capillary vessel.
[L. capillaris, relating to hair]
capillary(kap′ĭ-ler″ē) plural.capillaries [L. capillaris, hairlike]
1. Any of the minute blood vessels, averaging 0.008 mm in diameter, that connect the ends of the smallest arteries (arterioles) with the beginnings of the smallest veins (venules).
2. Pert. to a hair; hairlike.
arterial capillary
One of the very small vessels that are the terminal branches of the arterioles or metarterioles.
bile capillary
One of the intercellular biliary passageways that convey bile from liver cells to the interlobular bile ducts. Also called bile canaliculus.
blood capillary
One of the minute blood vessels that convey blood from the arterioles to the venules and form an anastomosing network that brings the blood into intimate relationship with the tissue cells. Its wall consists of a single layer of squamous cells (endothelium) through which oxygen diffuses to the tissue and products of metabolic activity enter the bloodstream. Blood capillaries average about 8 μm in diameter.
lymphatic capillary
A thin-walled lymphatic vessel at the beginning of a branch of the lymphatic system. Lymphatic capillaries have closed ends, but have no basement membranes and are more permeable than blood capillaries. Fluids, salts, proteins, large molecules, particles, debris, microorganisms, and migrating cells can pass from the interstitial spaces into lymphatic capillaries. Lymphatic capillaries lead to larger lymphatics that transport the lymph to lymph nodes. See: illustration
secretory capillary
Any of the very small canaliculi that are part of the secretory outflow path receiving secretion discharged from gland cells.
venous capillary
One of the minute vessels that convey blood from a capillary network into the small veins (venules).
capillaryThe smallest and most numerous of all the blood vessels. Capillaries form dense networks between the arteries and the veins, and it is only in the capillary beds that interchange of oxygen, carbon dioxide and nutrients can take place with the cells.
capillaryone of many minute blood vessels (5–20 μm diameter) which connect ARTERIOLES and VENULES in vertebrate tissues allowing a high level of exchange of materials to take place between blood and tissues via the interstitial fluid or LYMPH. See Fig. 87 . Capillary walls are made up of a single layer of epithelial cells which are flexible, allowing changes in diameter with changing blood pressure. See Fig. 88 . Capillaries are efficient because
- they are thin-walled, with narrow diameters giving a high surface-area-to-volume ratio,
- they are very numerous, forming a CAPILLARY BED, and
- blood flow is slow, allowing maximum time for exchange.
The tiniest blood vessels with the smallest diameter. These vessels receive blood from the arterioles and deliver blood to the venules.
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cap·il·lar·y(kap'i-lar-ē) [TA]
1. Resembling a hair; fine; minute.
2. A capillary vessel; e.g., blood capillary, lymph capillary.
[L. capillaris, relating to hair]


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Flashing the connection where a shingled roof and a brick wall meet is complicated. It takes coordination between the masons and roofers, and it requires lots of custom-fabricated metal flashing with soldered joints. Here's a walk-through of the process adapted from an animation at ProTradeCraft.com. The details are based on the extensive library of SketchUp models at the International Masonry Institute. Technical assistance was provided by Harrison McCampbell, AIA, and by Doug Horgan, who shared best practices he has documented for production managers at BOWA, a northern-Virginia design-build company.
Make sure the inside corners of the supporting masonry are at least 4 inches above the roof deck. This leaves enough room for the vertical leg of the step flashing. A 2x4 laid on the roof is a good way to gauge this.
Starting at the lowest part of the roof, completely cover all three exposed surfaces of the block with peel-and-stick membrane. This protects against leaks until the rest of the assembly is in place. Doug Horgan recommends asking the masons to handle this step because masons typically have the right material on site. Step by step: 1) Run membrane down the side of the block and onto the roof underlayment; 2) Fold a vertical strip into the inside corner, extending it above the top of the block so that the next layer of flashing will cover it, shingle-style; and 3) Cap the block with membrane, overlapping the first two pieces and bridging the gap between the block and the wall sheathing. Keep doing this until you run out of stepped blocks.
Next, add one-piece, metal pan flashing to each step in the masonry. Any seams that are not folded should be soldered to ensure they are watertight. The bottommost pan should incorporate a turned-up edge to serve as kick-out flashing that dumps water onto the roof. (The roofing should have its own kick-out flashing to direct runoff away from the building or into a gutter.) On subsequent pans, this downhill edge of the pan folds down over the previous pan as counterflashing. The two roof-side edges also fold over the membrane to counterflash the roof step flashing. The long edge is hemmed back toward the block, where it will eventually interlock with a hem on the counterflashing (described below). At the bottom corner of each pan, solder an L-shape piece to the folded edges (inset).
Complete the Masonry, Then the Roofing
At this point in the process, it usually makes sense to complete the masonry work before installing roofing and step flashing. This minimizes damage to the roof and makes it easier to work with staging. To make the wall watertight, make sure the housewrap overlaps all of the metal and membrane against the wall sheathing. The masons should add a bond break layer to keep mortar droppings from creating dams behind the brick. Most important, make sure weep vents are included in the mortar at each pan—without a way for water to escape, all the fancy flashing is for nothing.
Once the roofing and step flashing are in place, complete the counterflashing at the masonry, as follows:
Install metal counterflashing onto the face of the block, extending it down to about ¼ inch above the shingles. Hook a hem at the top into the hem in the edge of the pan flashing (inset).
The uphill side of the counterflashing should extend about 2 inches past the corner patch in the pan, where it will be locked into place with the next piece of counterflashing. Keep doing this until you run out of steps.


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It's hard to believe 2018 is nearing an end and 2019 is just around the corner. At this time of the year we often hear the song "Auld Lang Syne" being sung. After all these years of hearing that song, I finally decided to look up the meaning of that phrase the other day. I found out it is the title of a poem written by the famous Scot poet Robert Burns in 1788. The phrase "auld lang syne" actually means "old long since" but basically means "days gone by". There is some benefit in remembering events from our past, the good and the bad. We should remember the negative things we've done and plan to never repeat them. The good that we have done should be continued and improved upon if possible. However, we should never let our sins and shortcomings cause us to freeze for fear of failure, nor should we never move forward and "rest on our laurels" for the good we've done.
The apostle Paul said in Philippians 3:13-14: "Brethren, I do not regard myself as having laid hold of it yet; but one thing I do; forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus." The Apostle had sins from his past for which he was very ashamed, but he also made great accomplishments for the Lord. But, he was forgetting all those things and each day reaching out to do the will of God. What a great example for us and we begin to think about a new year.
Let's reflect on a few things we might consider as we start this new season of our lives.
*I want to be a more diligent Bible student. 2 Timothy 2:15 – "Study to show yourself approved unto God."
*I want to improve my prayer life. 1 Thessalonians 5:17 - "Pray without ceasing."
*I want to be a more liberal giver. 2 Corinthians 9:7 – "God loves a cheerful giver."
*I want to be a teacher of the gospel. Mark 16:15 – "Preach the gospel to all creation."
*I want to rid myself of addictions. 1 Corinthians 6:19 – "Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit."
*I want to be more faithful in my church attendance. – Hebrews 10:25 – "Nor forsaking our own assembling together."
*I want to be totally committed to being an obedient child of God in all aspects of my life.
Let's dedicate ourselves to being the best we can be in this new year and encouraging those around us to do the same. My prayer is that God will bless each of us this year as we strive to do his will more perfectly. Happy New Year.


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Hurricanes and hangovers at work
In the May issue of the Journal of Organizational Behavior. This item is taken from the Society's Occupational Digest, edited by Dr Alex Fradera. For more and to sign up to the e-mail see www.occdigest.org.uk, and follow @occdigest on Twitter.
While some of us may be generally happier than others, all of us experience different emotions from day to day. A fascinating new study suggests that these fluctuations are due to two factors: a cycling of emotion levels across the working week, and our unique personal sensitivity to both good and bad daily events. The study even has hurricanes.
Daniel J. Beal and Louma Ghandour from Rice University set out to track the daily affect patterns of participants from an IT services company. They were particularly interested in how intrinsic task motivation – how fulfilling the participants found their work that day – influenced emotion or affect. Ten days in, Hurricane Ike struck the region. Recommencing some weeks later, the study also took the chance to examine how this negative one-off event influenced matters.
The 65 participants completed 21 end-of-day surveys (prompted by an e-mail reminder), rating intrinsic task motivation, together with how much they felt emotional states like frustrated, discouraged, happy and proud. As per other recent research, the negative emotions showed a cyclical pattern, peaking at Wednesday with a projected bottoming out on Saturday; positive emotions showed the inverse pattern. There were also individual differences in average scores: some people are generally more frustrated than others.
The authors also calculated each participant's 'affect spin', a measure of day-to-day emotional volatility, a high score meaning that person experienced a wide range of different affect states from day to day. The authors found that having a motivating day's work affected that day's positive mood for everyone, but individuals with high affect spin saw a kind of positive hangover into the next day as well.
After Hurricane Ike everyone experienced lower levels of positive affect. This began to recover as the event receded into the past, but not for those with high affect spin, who seemed to be suffering a longer hangover again, but this time with negative consequences.
Individual differences in emotional state matter, and this study reminds us that we don't just differ on average, but also in how dynamically our mood responds to events. It's possible that offering a fascinating problem to your reactive employee on a Monday will generate benefits that carry forward, and battle the mid-week dip. The authors conclude that 'mapping the terrain of positive and negative affective events and their implications for worker well-being can help to ground the field of organizational psychology in a truly experiential understanding of work life.'
How women suffer from benevolent sexism
In the European Journal of Social Psychology
What could be wrong with a gentleman opening a door for a lady? According to some social psychologists, such acts endorse gender stereotypes: the idea that women are weak and need help; that men are powerful patriarchs. Now a study has looked at how women are perceived when they accept or reject an act of so-called 'benevolent sexism', and it finds that they're caught in a double-bind. Women who accept help from a man are seen as warmer, but less competent. Women who reject help are seen as more competent, but cold.
Across three studies Julia Becker and her colleagues presented dozens of German students with a vignette (either in prose or as a comic strip) in which a male office worker offers to help a female colleague set up a computer server. As he makes his offer, he says: 'Oh, the network server, that's so difficult and frustrating for a woman to grapple with. Let me do it for you.' Some students read a version in which the woman accepts the offer; others read a version in which she rejected it, saying 'I can do it. It's not a problem for a woman.'
If the woman rejected the offer she was rated as more competent, but less warm (compared to a story version in which her reply wasn't revealed). If she accepted the offer, she was judged as more warm, but less competent. These effects also influenced the participants' decisions over her job suitability. If she rejected the offer of help she was judged less suitable for a care-home job that depends on emotional skills. If she accepted the offer then she was judged less suitable for a managerial position.
Men aren't caught in the same double-bind. Other participants read a different version of the story in which a woman offered technical help to a man. In this case, participants judged the man as more competent, but no less warm, if he rejected the offer.
An important caveat was identified once the researchers began measuring the participants' endorsement of benevolent sexism, as revealed by their agreement with statements like 'Women should be cherished and protected by men'. The perception of an independent woman as competent but cold was only formed by those participants who endorsed benevolent sexism.
Another aspect the researchers looked at was perceptions of the help-giver. Here they found that advocates of benevolent sexism perceived a male help-giver as particularly warm and competent when his offer of help was accepted.
'Nowadays, sexist behaviour has become more subtle because of changing social norms, and patronising offers come in subtle guises,' the authors said. 'This exacerbates a woman's dilemma about how to respond and increases the likelihood that she will be viewed as "cold" if she declines paternalistic help.'
Take vitamin pill, eat cake
In the July issue of Psychological Science
Have you ever had that feeling, after an energetic gym session, or perhaps a long walk, that you've earned the right to a mountainous slice of cake, or to lounge lazily in front of the telly? Psychologists call these 'licensing effects', and a new study has documented a similar phenomenon following the simple act of taking a vitamin pill. The researchers say the finding could help explain why the explosive rise in the consumption of dietary supplements (approximately half the US population take them, according to recent data) has not led to a commensurate improvement in public health.
Wen-Bin Chiou and his colleagues gave an inert pill to 82 participants recruited via posters in the Taiwanese city of Kaohsiung. Half the participants were told it was a placebo; the other half were told it was a vitamin pill. They were instructed to suspend their usual intake of supplements, if any, for the duration of the study.
Afterwards, compared with placebo participants, the participants who thought they'd taken a vitamin pill rated indulgent but harmful activities like casual sex and excessive drinking as more desirable; healthy activities like yoga as less desirable; and they were more likely to choose a free coupon for a buffet meal, as opposed to a free coupon for a healthy organic meal (these associations held even after controlling for participants' usual intake of vitamin pills. Participants also said at the end that they hadn't guessed the purpose of the study).
The vitamin-takers also felt more invulnerable than the placebo participants, as revealed by their agreement with statements like 'Nothing can harm me'. Further analysis suggested that it was these feelings of invulnerability that mediated the association between taking a postulated vitamin pill and the unhealthy attitudes and decisions.
A second study with student recruits was similar to the first, but this time, participants who'd taken what they thought was a vitamin pill opted to walk a shorter distance to return a pedometer to a researcher located elsewhere on campus (even though they'd just been reminded of the health benefits of walking). Again, this association, between the vitamin pill and behaviour, was mediated by feelings of invulnerability.
'People who rely on dietary supplements for health protection may pay a hidden price: the curse of licensed self-indulgence,' the researchers said. 'Policy interventions that remind individuals to monitor the licensing effect may help translate the increased use of dietary supplements into improved public health.'
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Don't lose sleep over moving day. If you're relocating to a new address, here are a few planning tips to help you.
Make a list
Keep everything about the move organized by making up a plan. List down steps you'll take. It wouldn't hurt to set up weekly deadlines of what you want to accomplish to help you prepare for the move as the date grows closer.
Look for storage
If you're moving into a fixer-upper, you'll want to have everything ready before your move, How Stuff Works says. If there isn't enough time, then you'll want to look for a firm that offers services like moving and storage in Simi Valley CA. Have some of your belongings transported to your new house while you put the rest in storage. Once you're done fixing up the place, you can get the rest of your belongings delivered.
Set up a budget
One of the things people neglect is creating a budget. They're often too busy packing up their belongings or getting ready for the move that they forget to draw up a moving budget. That's a mistake. Know how much you can afford before you hire a service provider for moving and storage in Simi Valley CA so you won't go over that amount.
Hire packing pros
Take advantage of packing and unpacking services. They add more to your total bill but every cent is going to be worth it. When you're tired from the move and all you want to do is lie down and sleep in comfort, you'll be thankful you have pros to unpack your belongings so you can skip the hassle. You won't have to unbox and unwrap everything, saving you tons of effort and time. That should make for a restful first night in your new home.


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This very luxurious, detached chalet is located in the beautiful Lungau, in a very unique location directly by the Tschaneck piste on the beautiful Katschberg (at an altitude of 1,600 m) with guaranteed snow. It's nearly a ski in, ski out location.
The warm atmosphere, the great typical Austrian details, the high-quality materials, lots of wood and the furnishings will make you feel right at home.
On the ground floor you'll have a spacious, very nicely furnished living room and open kitchen at your disposal. From the living room you'll have direct access to the beautiful terrace and the surrounding garden. There's a wood-burning stove for those colder evenings. On this floor you'll also find the first bedroom and bathroom.
The other 3 bedrooms, also furnished with high-quality materials, can be found on the first floor. Every bedroom has its own bathroom. For your complete relaxation, there also is a private sauna. This chalet would best suit a group of up to 8 adults and 2 children; 2 of the 10 sleeping places are situated on the mezzanine.
In the immediate vicinity of the chalet you'll find several restaurants and shops. Of course there are countless possibilities in the winter, together with the location even unique, but thanks to the location at the border between Carinthia and Salzburgerland, there are also plenty of possibilities during the rest of the year; for example hiking, mountain biking, water sports, fishing, tobogganing, golf and tennis. A visit to one of the many lakes in Carinthia is certainly recommended on a warm day.
In short, a beautiful and luxurious chalet in a unique location, highly recommended. There are actually 2 identical chalets next to each other; they can be rented rented separately or together.
Extra important note;
Katschberg is a very snowy location. When it snows, you'll need a car with front wheel drive and snow chains to reach the chalet. Snow chains are a must, also for your own safety. Any towing costs are always at your own expense.
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Ground floor: hallway, Living room(TV), open kitchen(cooker, oven, dishwasher, fridge-freezer), bedroom(double bed), bathroom(shower, washbasin), toilet
On the 1st floor: Bedroom with bathroom(double bed, shower, washbasin, balcony), Bedroom with bathroom(double bed, shower, washbasin, balcony), Bedroom with bathroom(double bed, shower, washbasin, toilet, balcony), toilet, mezzanine(double bed), relaxation area(sauna)
ski storage, tumble dryer, washing machine, terrace, 2x parking
Property Features: Detached, In the mountains > 1000 m., On the ski slopes
Local Services: Centre (Katschberghöhe) - 1.6 km, Centre (Sankt Michael im Lungau) - 7.4 km, Centre (Rennweg am Katschberg) - 7.7 km, Food Store - 1.5 km, SkiLift - 400 m, SkiSlope - 200 m, CrossCountry - 1 km


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The edges of the hopscotch squares, the mirror of a childhood pastime. Many different countries play this game and the rules are slightly different in some, as a video I found explains.
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Get An Edge
Gaming is really only a profession when you can make a substantial amount of money off of it, otherwise it is something anyone can do when they are a) bored or b) when they want to prove to their friends that they can beat that difficult level. It's actually quite silly to me that anyone could make money off of playing video games but that is the world we live in now. In the professional gaming world, being a thrilling commentator is the key to success. You have to entertain the audience, engage with them, keep them interested in your content. And with there being thousands of YouTube gaming channels out there, it is getting more and more important to have an edge, something that sets you apart from the rest, because the majority of these gamers are cookie cutter trend followers.
My gaming channel was originally named MacEdgeGamer before I simply called it Macbofisbil because I wanted to include other kinds of content besides just gameplays and it fit with my brand better. Yeah, I'm not currently on any sort of radar with this channel but I can at least know that it is following a theme this time, unlike my other channels which were all over the place in terms of content and quality. There is at least hope and not a steaming pile of rubbish.
Speaking of other edges, here is a picture of a carnation filled table I took today, from the end of the table.
One Word Prompt: Edge
Photo 101: Day 18 – Edge
Just a couple days left of Photography 101. It's been a thrilling ride to say the least. Today the theme of this course is edge, finding pictures that align or feature something aligning with the sides of the picture.
The edge of the building is what matters here, not those pesky cranes looking for some dropped food. The handicap sign and NO PARKING FIRE LANE sign also align with the sides of the picture.


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Links related to issue:
- 1Malaysia Email
- Tricubes to bank on government project
- http://www.greyreview.com/2011/04/19/rm50-million-1malaysia-email-to-provide-official-virtual-id-for-every-malaysians/
Some issues I find hard to swallow and is extremely suspicious.
- Tricubes is a financially troubled company so how will they get RM50 million for this project?
- How is hotmail, yahoo mail or g-mail not secure, and even if this project is up, I doubt any IT related project made by Malaysian are secure.
- In the midst of upcoming general and not so general election in the coming months and years ahead, is this one Malaysia email a propaganda tool to spread the government influences. Who knows right? Just saying.
As usual, our beloved government knows only how to implements things without seeing the consequences in the long run.


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How to list your Airbnb Listing Smart?
How to list your Airbnb Listing Smart – A/B Testing is the Right Way
Your listing is one of the most important aspects, if not the most important aspect, for being able to successfully land new clients to your Airbnb rental. However, it is equally important that your listing function and operate properly. It is not just enough to have one; you have to have a quality listing. You have to find out what works, what doesn't work, what your customers resonate with, and what causes them to seal the deal on your property as opposed to another's. If you want to know how to list your Airbnb listing smart? A/B testing is one of the right way to increase traffic in Airbnb.
A/B testing allows you to be able to test different elements and parts of various online promotional strategies, your call-to-action, and even how a certain marketing campaign may be going. Of course before you make any changes you should know what your baseline is already. A baseline is important because you won't know if your new changes are effective if you do not already know what you were receiving. Once you have a baseline for how the flow of things is going already through your website, you will be far better equipped to be able to make changes and determine whether those changes are effective or not.
Things like changing the colour of a button, changing the text or font size used, or any other number of potential variables all can have an impact. Even changing your photos or cropping them to showcase certain highlights can make a difference, and A/B testing will be able to show you what works best. Be sure you ask your testing company to give you the click-through rate so you can see where people go when they do dive into your listing.
One thing you always want to make sure during the testing phase is that each potential customer is getting the same promotion as another. Nothing will upset people more than learning that a friend saw different results from the same promotional items that you sent out. This is important because people want to feel that they are getting the best deal and if for whatever reason your A/B test promotional materials fall short of their expectations then you won't hear about it because they simply will not book with you.
These promotional ads or A/B tests may be the first time your potential client will ever lay eyes on what you are offering. Take the opportunity to put your best foot forward with proper A/B testing so you can ensure that your clients are given a relatable marketable pitch that makes them want to choose you over every other. Test and chart different results to determine what is the best combination for you so you can keep growing your Airbnb clientele and learn how to make Airbnb a part of your successful long-term investment portfolio.
If trying to adjust your own website to see what works sounds intimidating, there are companies that specialise in doing A/B testing for you. The ultimate goal is to get your clients' attention – after all, you want them to book with you! Getting more bookings means more chances for great reviews, and more revenue. A/B testing is a great way to learn what it takes to make a great listing. Want to learn more about Airbnb and some tips on how to be successful? Check out our other posts on kozyguru.com. We are here to help you with airbnb services


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Computation Of The Starting Flow In A Shock Tunnel 2D Nozzle
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J. A. Moríñigo
This paper summarizes the results obtained with a Reynolds Averaged Navier- Stokes solver applied to the case of the starting flow in the two-dimensional nozzle section of a shock tube and which constitutes a numerical test to assess the accuracy of the code when dealing with highly non-stationary internal flows with shock waves interactions. Since the shock-boundary layer phenomenon drives the flow separation on the nozzle flaps and turbulence plays an important role on the evolution of the structures which arise, the need of an adequate turbulence closure, as well as the temporal resolution of the flow by using a small enough time-step, makes the computations expensive. Within this framework and to drop the computing time down, the parallel implementation of the solver based on the MPI paradigm has been exploited to carry out a set of simulations with various eddy viscosity models. 1 Introduction The patterns of shock waves and contact surfaces which arise in a two- dimensional round-inlet wedge nozzle after the impingement of a planar shock wave generated in a shock tunnel, has been investigated experimentally by Amann [l], [2], [3], who visualized the flowfield by means of shadowgraph and interferometry techniques. Besides the experiments, numerical simulations of the starting process have been conducted under different approaches: Saito & Takayama [4] computed the time dependent flowfield with a full Navier-Stokes solver; Saito et al. [5] compared the Navier-Stokes and Euler solutions for the same testcase. Igra et al. [6] performed Euler simulations for the sharp inlet wedge tested by Amann; Tokarcik-Polsky et al. [7], [8] and Prodromou &


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Happy Monday! I've been thinking a lot over the past few weeks about of all my hobbies and what they actually mean to me. I think I'm at a point now where I'm ok doing what makes me happy even if it means losing a few followers and subscribers in the process and I re-brand. It's been a long road and I've decided that at the end of the day, I'm if I'm the one putting in work on my brand, I should have more of say in the content I create versus trying to always talk about the next hottest thing. That approach has turned me off to doing anything and that's why I haven't been posting or writing much recently. I've also had to accept that for me, each platform I use has a distinct place in my overall strategy and that's fine—I just need to be upfront about it. I started blogging after I made my YouTube channel, which was after I started taking Instagram seriously. I've been interested in product reviews, tutorials, wellness, fitness; a lot things and I've realized that I need to get honest with myself (and clear with you guys) on what you can expect from me on each platform.
Let's start with videos. YouTube is tough. Not only is it super competitive, there's also this element of being up on the latest trends and hacks that I struggle to deal with on almost a daily basis. My interest in makeup has changed a bit and for a while doing product reviews was all I wanted to do, even when I didn't have the money to go out and constantly buy new things. Even though my financially things are way different, I can say I honestly no longer care to spend my salary on products for videos that don't get a lot views. I know views aren't the end all be all of content creation, but one of the ways that I define success for my brand is being able to reach a wide audience of makeup and beauty lovers alike. I can see a direct correlation to views and engagement when I make videos on trending topics and I really hate making them. I'm at a point in my life where I'm not only not willing to do anything to become successful, I'm also not willing to let myself define it on other people's terms (and that's what trending videos are to me). Making and editing good videos is more than a day's worth of work and right now my filming situation isn't what I would like for it to be. I am moving soon and am intentionally looking for spaces that will allow to film the videos I'm looking to make. For now, I'm just not able to have to success I want to have on that platform and it's not for lack of trying.
In lieu of making product review videos, I've started to think about other types of content I want to produce, but that may turn off my current audience. I'm not sure they are interested in my wellness tips or fashion sense, but I am willing to experiment with my channel and see what types of content people react strongly to. I a lot of my viewers are people that also follow me on Instagram so I've slowly started to incorporate more lifestyle and fashion in my posts so I can prime people for what's ahead.
One of the things I loved about YouTube was reading people's comments and being able to help people. Recently I've seen my engagement on my Instagram spike as I've implemented new strategies and I think I want to use this platform more moving forward to re-brand myself. Less makeup—more beauty, lifestyle, wellness and fun. I make share some of my social media tips in an upcoming blog post soon if all goes well. If not, I may share anyways to help others learn from my mistakes.
For me, I want my blog to be a melting pot of ideas— my one safe space on the internet that I can talk about whatever I want. Most of the original content I create for my blog is centered around wellness topics and I like being able to talk about topics other than makeup or beauty on my site. When I'm not writing, I spend a lot of time working on my own mental health and I think an important part of that process is having somewhere where I can talk about it on an ongoing basis to help me process what I'm feeling. While I'm no expert, I think people might also be interested in what I have to say (at least I hope so anyways). Success for my blog has very little to do with reach of audience. I'm usually just happy that I posted something. I'm sure over time that may evolve into a different set of goals. Blogging is also very competitive and I think I've given up on doing certain things to make myself seem more polished than I actually am. I just want to write and have fun doing it.
Even though my platform is small, it's growing and I'm happiest when people leave comments and notes that suggest that some part of what I wrote was interesting to them.
Over the next few weeks I will be taking a stab at taking blogging more seriously. I think I'll feel better putting pen to paper on all the things I think about. Not all of my topics will be serious! I have to get better about sharing funny moments too.
I hope that you continue to find my content useful or amusing in some way, shape or form. Thanks to all of those who do leave me comments and interact with my content. It makes me day!


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Damaraland – Twyfelfontein & Palmwag
Aba Huab Camp:
Situated directly at the Huab River only a few kilometres away from the Twyfelfontein rock engravings. Campsites have no electricity and no lawn, but big shady trees. There's a small restaurant and bar available.
Tel: +264 65 270 120 Fax: +264 61 222 647 E-mail: email@example.com
Xaragu Camp:
Situated on the C39, +-21km away from Twyfelfontein. Campsites have no electricity, but petroleum lamps are available at the reception if needed. All sites have a small roof for added shade. Restaurant and bar are available at the lodge itself.
Tel: +264 61 256 770 Fax: +264 61 256 813 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Palmwag Lodge:
Situated at Palmwag itself on the C43 and perfect location on your way to the Skeleto Coast, Damaraland or Kaokoveld. The lodge's restaurant and bar area is not open to campers, but to cater for the needs of campers, theirs thatched pool bar under the palm trees at the swimming pool, where light meals and most drinks are available.
Tel: +264 64 404 459 E-mail: email@example.com
Brandberg White Lady B&B and Campsite:
Directly situated in Uis with big lawn covered campsite. There's a communal bathroom, pool exclusive for campers, restaurant and bar. There's also a birdwatching hole directly at the campsite.
Tel: +264 64 504102 Fax: +264 64 504102 E-mail: email@example.com
Brandberg and Ugab River
Ugab Wilderness Camp:
A community campsite on the D2359, only a few kilometers away from the famous "White Lady" and Namibia's highest mountain the Brandberg. The sites are all under big shady acacia trees and some of them directly at the Ugab river bed. Camp sites have BBQ facilities but no running water and electricity. The communal toilets have flush toilets including showers with hot and cold water. No restaurant but small bar area at reception.
Tel: +264 65 270 120 Fax: +261 222 647 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Save the Rhino Ugab Camp:
A small tourist camp has been constructed at the Save the Rhino Base Camp. Rhino still habit the foothills of the spectacular Brandberg and from this base camp, local game guards regularly patrol a specified area. The camp site is very basic, but a BBQ area and communal bathroom are available.
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Nancy Pelosi, Steny Hoyer and New York Senator largest contributors to local Democrat candidate
WINTER PARK, Fla. — With Washington Democrats and out-of-state far left organizations try to buy the 7th Congressional District, Congressman John Mica announced more than 6,800 residents of Central Florida have contributed to his campaign. Currently, Mica leads all Central Florida Congressional candidates with $766,000 cash-on-hand.
"The seat is not for sale to the highest bidder," Mica says "The people of District 7 will decide, not special interests in Washington."
For most of the reporting period, Congressman Mica did not have a general election candidate after the party's first candidate dropped out of the race. At the last minute, Washington convinced a non-Democrat to register and run against Mica.
The Washington Democrats have pledged to buy the seat with a seven-figure advertising campaign. In the first report, only 18 percent of the Democrat candidate's funding came from Central Florida.
New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's PAC contributed $10,000 and, through their PACs, Nancy Pelosi ($7,000), Steny Hoyer, ($7,000) and the DCCC ($6,000) each contributed more than any one individual to the Democrat candidate. Overall, 12 PACs controlled by Democrat members of congress contributed more than a fourth of the Democrat's total.
This is not the first time Democrats have gone after Mica. After the 2000 redistricting, Mica was challenged by a self-funding Democrat who used nearly $5 million of his own money. Mica was reelected with 60 percent of the vote.


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London Hotspots and the Best Places to Be
London is arguably one of the world's most visited cities, what with more than 19.1million choosing to visit the capital of England in 2016 alone, but it's not just the landmarks that international visitors come for – it's the nightlife and the casinos!
When you think of casinos, you instantly think of Las Vegas, but London is attracting more and more punters looking to part with their cash – which is now becoming knowns as the gambling capital of the UK! Many of the high street casinos offer online casino alternatives, so let's take a peek at what London has to offer!
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The top ten casinos based on player interaction, customer satisfaction and choice of games are as follows;
- The Colony Club is an exclusive Park Lane establishment with a seasonal cocktail bar, exquisite food – including an authentic Japanese experience.
- Hippodrome Casino has been operating for more than 100 years no and is situated slap bang in the middle of Leicester Square, in a 180-seat theatre featuring jazz, soul and cabaret!
- Horizons welcomes walk-ins, meaning you won't need to register at this long-established venue, also situated in Leicester Square. Enjoy Asian cuisine and British classics from early morning 'till late at night!
- Grosvenor St Giles is situated on Tottenham Court Road. Punters can enjoy cocktails and a gaming floor with modern décor.
- Palm Beach Casino is renowned for its international-inspired cocktails and Arabian theme disco nights – but their street-food delicacies at this Mayfair casino are the bee's knees!
- Empire Casino offers live sporting screens from wall to wall, restaurants with an Asian twist, DJs pumping the tunes until 3am and plenty of gaming activity.
- Grosvenor Victoria is also known as The Vic, offers 24hour thrills and spills for night owls and early risers. Whether your palette be fish, meat or salads – the restaurants will cater to you.
- The Barracuda London features French chic combined with Arabic, Indian and Chinese cuisine! There's even a front door valet to make punters feel extra special.
- Genting Chinatown Casino is a lively scene in Chinatown offering Chinese foods and plenty of slots and table games.
- Grosvenor Casino Rialto Piccadilly is in the heart of Soho and features a unique restaurant in this grade II listed building. The gaming floor offers jaw-dropping entertainment – but only if you're a member.


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By Peter Boody
As the insurance claims piled up and adjustors met with harried owners, no one knew for sure this week what the future will bring for all the businesses and properties affected by December 16 blaze that gutted the lobby of the Sag Harbor Cinema and left at least three other structures in ruins.
Sag Harbor Cinema owner Gerald Mallow declined to be interviewed when reached by phone the day after the fire, describing himself as badly shaken up. He later agreed by email to talk but could not be reached again by press time.
The heads of the two real estate offices kicked off Main Street by the fire — Compass and Brown Harris Stevens — promised to return as soon as reconstruction allows, as did retailer Henry Lehr.
"The store is definitely going to be reopen as soon as we can," Mr. Lehr wrote in an email Tuesday. The landlord "has definitely confirmed that he is going to repair all the damage done to the building and the store," Mr. Lehr wrote.
Shane Dyckman, the proprietor of SagTown Coffee, vowed to bring back his shop. "I am going to be like a phoenix and rise from the ashes and make the coffee shop bigger and better then it ever was and as quickly as possible," he said.
Mr. Dyckman, a fireman who helped battle the blaze, was reeling from a total loss, including an office downstairs from which he had run all his businesses: his Flying Point surfing school and fishing charter businesses, the Service Station restaurant and another SagTown Coffee shop in Montauk.
Senior Managing Director John Gicking of Compass, who had just opened the Sag Harbor office last year, said all his agents' historical paper records had been lost in the fire. Current records are safe in the cloud and his agents are working out of the Southampton office, he said.
"My bigger disappointment is simply not having a presence on Main Street," he said, just to the north of the Sag Harbor Cinema. "I think the office we were in was arguably the best location in all of Sag Harbor for a real estate firm. The amount of presence that movie theatre had, the foot traffic on that particular spot, is just sort of unparalleled."
The landlord "is definitely planning on rebuilding," Mr. Gicking said. "We've already had lots of conversations on moving back when it's done."
Smoke and water heavily damaged the building just to the south of the cinema that houses the Brown Harris Stevens real office. Asked if the firm would return to Sag Harbor, Cia Comnas, executive managing director of Hamptons operations, replied, "Emphatically, yes, and we are still sorting out the details."
She said her agents were working from home and other offices "without missing a beat" but described the Sag Harbor office as a "small jewel." She wrote that the firm hoped to return to that location "at some point."
"While we are of course concerned with getting our Sag Harbor office back as soon as possible," she added, "we really feel for the merchants in Sag Harbor whose businesses will be disrupted far more than ours and for the displaced residents" of upstairs apartments.
Landlords either could not be reached by press time or declined to comment for the record. According to building inspector Thomas Prieato, a structural engineer is expected to inspect the building that houses Brown Harris Stevens, 96 Main Street.
"There is visible structural damage, but I won't be assessing just how much," he said in an email. "Some of the building will be removed."
The proprietors of Colette and Matta, two women's clothing shops that were destroyed in the fire, could not be reached by press time. Both retailers also operate online.
Crews demolished the Meridian Building that housed the Compass real estate office on Monday, the day after they had torn down the charred lobby and unsteady facade of the theatre. Now a gaping hole is all that's left of an art deco landmark that had anchored the village for generations.
Because the curb and sidewalk there have been cordoned off, the Hampton Jitney has been making its pickups in front of the Whaling & Historical Museum at 200 Main Street.
One business won't be back. RJD art gallery owner Richard Demato, a tenant in Mr. Mallow's cinema building, said Tuesday he had already made arrangements to move out of Sag Harbor because he had been unable to find an appropriate space in the village.
"There's nowhere else for us to be," he said. "We're already in knee deep" into the process of renting a new location in either Southampton or Bridgehampton.
Mr. Demato, who stood and watched his space burn, said, "It's very hard for us to leave Sag Harbor. Sag Harbor is a real village."
He said he had lost about 75 paintings in the shop worth between $1.2 and $1.4 million retail and was facing difficulties with his insurance adjustors. He described them as ogres. "They not only want to break you down; they kind of enjoy it," he said.
He broke down in tears briefly as he spoke about the charity fund-raising he'd been able to foster among some of his gallery customers, including a single donation of $50,000 for The Retreat made by one of his clients.
Mr. Demato predicted that Mr. Mallow would not rebuild the cinema because it was never a moneymaker. "I know a lot of people would like to put another movie there but it's just not practical financially," he said.
Mr. Mallow, a former commercial real estate developer in Rockland County and other suburbs who grew up in Brooklyn, is a film aficionado and fan of single-screen theatres, who operated the 7,000-square-foot, 400-seat theatre largely as a labor of love.
"He is very similar to me in the one sense that we both loved what we were doing. It wasn't work; it was passion," said Mr. Demato. "He loved movies. To me, you can't possibly put another movie there because it's not cost effective."
The building that houses the Banducci, Katz & Ferraris accounting firm, damaged by smoke and flooding in the basement, reopened for business on Tuesday after professionals had cleaned it and run air pumps to filter the air.
Greg Ferraris, a former mayor, credited the first responders for containing Friday's blaze despite high winds and frigid temperatures. As for downtown Sag Harbor, he said, "Based on history and the people in this community, it will come back better than it was before."
The Sag Harbor Variety Store, known as the Five and Ten, was back in business after full power was restored there two days after the fire with no damage, according to owner Lisa Field, who heads the Chamber of Commerce.
She issued a statement on Monday thanking "those in our community who volunteer and sacrifice to keep us safe."
"We see each other every day," she wrote, "yet in the face of adversity, we are made aware of our connections and what makes us special."
Nada Barry, owner with daughter Gwen Waddington of the Wharf Shop, has witnessed three major fires across the street from her store, which she opened in 1968 in a structure that dates back to the 1830s and survived the great fire that destroyed most of Main Street in 1845.
She said there was no damage from smoke to her building or her inventory. Although there was a sharp drop in business the day of the fire, she said gawkers viewing the ruins and a "shop locally" campaign created a "bump" in traffic and may have made up for any loss.


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The cold glass flattens her cheek as she peers through the grey haze of the net curtain. Outside the wind kicks leaves, blowing the distant sound of children's laughter and the muffled rumble of traffic. A large clock measures the long afternoon with it's solid tick. Mabel hugs a faded photograph of her husband Percy. She looks down at it affectionately and speaks aloud.
"Fancy me still bein' here Perce. I've lived in this house all my life now. Remember how we 'ad the basement when we got Wed? Mum an' Dad an' the others all upstairs. Quite a crowd it was remember, six of us kids – all born at 'ome too, every one of 'em. Couldn't afford doctors an' such in them days, before the "Elf" came in. Midwife'd do it all – if she arrived in time that is.
Little bruvver Alf, 'e was early. Mum started four in the mornin' and Alf pops up a couple of hours later. Our Winnie, the eldest 'ad to help out 'til the Midwife arrives about half eight ! What a to-do that was, we was all gettin' in the way an' Dad runnin' around like an 'eadless chicken."
She smiles at the thought and makes a face, as if Perce was there listening to her talking.
"Wouldn' 'appen these days mind. Everythin' all organised in advance, everythin' on time an' tidy, all done for yer at the 'ospital. Better I guess, safer too. Mum lost two little' uns coz of 'er 'unusual medical condition,' sad that. Down to five we woz. All gone now though, every last one. Mum, Dad, Bern, Winnie, Lily, and Alf, and the one wot didn't get a name. I asked Winnie about 'im once, she was the eldest see. She shrugged it off, said it was just one of those things that 'appen sometimes, but I still didn't see why 'e didn't 'ave a name. Win said mum was pretty ill after, 'ad to 'ave the Doctor too in the end – that was another expense Dad couldn't afford. Doctor said she should be in 'ospital but she didn't want to go – said it was too much fuss; he made 'er go anyway despite all the trouble it caused. Win wouldn't say any more so I 'ad to leave it at that."
She sighs and turns away from the window, staring at the photo thoughtfully.
"Mind you after Mum an' Dad were gone and we cleared out the loft, I found all those papers. Looks like Mum was very seriously ill again after that, and something about a termination, I didn't really know what it all meant and Win said she didn't either; nobody talked about things much in those days – not to me anyway."
She picks up her flask and pours herself a mug of tea, nursing it to warm her hands.
So, just me left now, not bad for 93 I s'pose – Mustn't grumble though, still in me own 'ome. I can always sit 'ere by the window where I can see the children playin' in the park an' watch the world go by. Can't help remembrin' how I used to run about like them. Always on the go. Mum said I'd meet myself comin' back if I wasn't careful. Well, I couldn't 'elp myself could I ? I was always doin' somethin,' dancin,' skatin,' any kinda sports; I remember 'ow we used to go up West 'n dance the night away. Get the Milk Train 'ome an' tiptoe down the stairs so's not to wake the others. 'Appy Days eh? It's gettin' a bit chilly now, p'raps I can light the fire just for a bit eh?"
She drags her chair back and shuffles to the gas fire which pops into life as she strikes the match. She sighs as she settles heavily into her chair turning Percy's picture over again in her lap and smiling.
"Even when I lost you Perce, I still 'ad the dog of course, we'd walk for miles. I'd make some sandwiches an' a flask an' some biscuits for Buster. I loved that, couldn't bear to be stuck indoors, still can't come to that. Mind you, it's 'ard gettin' about these days. I 'ad to give up the dog in the end 'cause I couldn't walk 'im anymore; I do miss 'im, he was real company. I can 'ardly do anythin' I used to, I get so frustrated sometimes I could scream. Don't go out at night at all either, just sit 'ere in the dark mostly with a flask of tea an' a blanket on me knees, an' watch them big cars whizzing up an' down the 'igh Road. Different world out there now you see."
The distant sound of two young women shouting at their noisy kids who were squealing and laughing as they kicked a dustbin lid down the street, made her turn again to the window.
"Most of the folks as use't live 'ere when we was kids 'ave moved away or passed on
I s'pose. All them new people who've come in round 'ere now, young folks mostly or couples with kids; What they call 'Professional Types'. I think I might be the only original one left, makes yer feel a bit funny really. Bit like an 'Alien' from outer space – 'cept it's them that's landed 'ere an' I'm the last surviving member of the Lost Tribe – 'Ark at me ! Though I do feel like I'm outside lookin' in sometimes: but of course now, I'm mostly inside, lookin' out.
When I do manage to get out though I really feel I'm a bit odd. Sometimes, if I try to talk to one of these young mums with 'er kiddies in the street, they 'ardly ever say much, cold lot they are. Often they practically ignore me, sometimes I think I'm invisible. Like they just don't even see me – or don' want to maybe? Makes you think though if you ever really existed at all, bit like our little lost brother. I wonder why 'e never got a name …. "


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The rumor had been there for years, lying on the ground like a rock, asking for somebody to pick it up.
Kay Ivey -- is she married?
Divorced twice? I wonder why.
It was an ugly rock, the kind you find on a slag heap by one of Birmingham's old steel mills -- jagged and mottled and laden with poisonous metals -- too toxic to touch, but maybe lethal to throw at somebody.
I heard someone saw her with her ... ahem ... friend.
I got it from somebody who knows ...
For months now, Kay Ivey's GOP challengers have been looking down at that rock and then looking at each other.
You do it.
No, you do it.
Then, last Thursday morning my phone began chirping -- first a text, then a DM, then a phone call. Word spread: Dawson had picked up the rock, and come Tuesday, he was going to throw it at Ivey's head.
But when Tuesday came, Dawson couldn't quite do it. He toured the state in a media blitz, but the big news he wanted to spread was a half measure.
The state had given a development grant to a nonprofit for counseling LGBT youth who are bullied in schools. There are good reasons that nonprofit should be scrutinized. It has tax problems. Despite major increases in funding, it hasn't been able to make ends meet. A director there has had personal problems and was recently fired.
Yes, it smells. The authorities should make certain there was no wrongdoing, and if they find any, they should prosecute.
But that's not why Dawson singled it out. He picked that rock from the pile because of the nonprofit's mission -- to help kids who are bullied, kids who are at risk of self-harm, kids who are gay. Or as Dawson calls it, "lifestyle choices."
And he did it because it was the easiest way to put Ivey and the letters LGBT next to each other without calling her a lesbian.
He lobbed the rock in Ivey's direction, but it landed with a thud harmlessly at her feet, and Dawson came off looking like the NIV Roy Moore.
And it seemed that was that until, in a surprise move, Alabama's only openly gay lawmaker, state Rep. Patricia Todd, a Democrat, picked the rock up and bashed Ivey in the ear.
No one saw that coming.
"Will someone out her for God's sake," Todd tweeted after Ivey had said the nonprofit, Free2Be, didn't represent her values. "I have heard for years that she is gay and that she moved her girlfriend out of her house when she became Gov. I am sick of closeted elected officials."
Ivey denied that she's gay and called the tweet a "disgusting lie."
Todd had done what Ivey's challengers had wanted someone to do for months -- someone who wasn't them. Slowly, they shuffled away from the bloody scene.
Bill Hightower said we should talk about the issues.
"We have some important issues to face in Alabama -- education, taxes, other issues that far outreach this one," he said.
Tommy Battle called a press conference to play a campaign ad in which he calls for a clean campaign and focus on the positive things about Alabama.
"The last day of tweets, statements, and everything else that has unfolded in the Republican gubernatorial race has been deeply upsetting to me," Battle said.
Which is fine, I suppose. Because they didn't touch the rock, they get a pass.
But not Dawson.
On Wednesday morning Dawson went on the radio to defend the intent of his press conference, which he said had been "hijacked." He didn't want to talk about rumors, he said.
Since Tuesday night, there's been a great deal of pearl-clutching, phony sanctimony and fake outrage. But this isn't a support group. It's not a safe zone. This is politics.
I'm not here to defend what Todd did. Her tweet was ill-considered. Her insinuation was unsubstantiated. She was cruel, and on Thursday her mistake cost her a job offer with an LGBT nonprofit in Orlando.
But what Dawson did was worse.
As Dawson likes to say, his audio doesn't match his video. How all this played out -- it might not be exactly how Dawson intended or planned, but it was exactly what he wanted.
Todd will get the blame, but at least she isn't pretending to be something she's not. If you're going to throw a stone, then throw the stone.
But don't throw a rock and hide your hand.
Kyle Whitmire is the state political columnist for the Alabama Media Group.
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You know I love a good shortcut.
Whether it's a can of biscuits, a box of cake mix or a package of fresh ravioli, ready-made ingredients are the cook's and baker's secret weapon for making great tasting meals and treats – in half the time, and with much less fuss.
Because "from scratch" is best, of course – but sometimes we don't have the time or inclination to pull out every pot, pan and utensil in the kitchen.
Am I right?
Which is why I loved the challenge of creating a customized drink using Torani Real Cream Coffee Frappé Mix.
Torani Real Cream Coffee Frappé Mix is made with natural ingredients like pure cane sugar and real cream – with no preservatives. It's easy to use (simply pour over ice and blend!), and has a rich, velvety texture – just liked you'd get at your favorite coffee shop!
Even better, when you combine it with Torani Syrups and Sauces, the flavor possibilities are endless!
I took a cue from the coffee flavor and decided to make a tiramisu shake!
I headed to Walmart to pick up my ingredients – right now, and through 11/24/17 you can save $2 on one (1) Real Cream Frappé Mix at Walmart (while supplies last)!
I incorporated all of the tiramisu ingredients – marscapone cheese, lady fingers and espresso – along with my Torani Real Cream Coffee Frappé Mix and a "generous" amount of vanilla ice cream, to create a thick and creamy shake that was positively delicious!
And it was as easy as pushing the button on my blender.
It was fun to take a traditional dessert and serve it up in a totally new way, and I could imagine so many different frappes and shakes that you could whip up. How about "S'mores"? "Cookies and Cream"? "Java Chip"?
What flavor will you make?
2 cups ice
5 ounces Torani Real Cream Coffee Frappé Mix
2 tablespoons marscapone cheese
2 ladyfingers, plus additional for garnish
1 teaspoon espresso powder
2 tablepsoons Torani Caramel Sauce
2 tablespoons Torani Vanilla Syrup
4 scoops vanilla ice cream
1/2 cup heavy cream
Place ice in a blender; add Torani Real Cream Coffee Frappé Mix, marscapone, 2 ladyfingers, espresso powder, Torani Caramel Sauce and Torani Vanilla Syrup. Blend until smooth. Add ice cream and blend again.
Whip cream till soft peaks form; transfer to a pastry bag fitted with a fluted tip if desired.
Divide shake between glasses; top with whipped cream and garnish with cinnamon and additional ladyfingers.
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Last year, the Dutch bicycle market grew, for the first time since 2007 when total sales reached a record of 1.4 million. Nevertheless, in the past decade, the booming e-bike market continued to push up both average value and turnover. But the decrease in conventional bikes was considerable to a point that total volumes kept dropping.
In 2016, even e-bike sales went through a small dip, raising fear for market saturation. The 2017-result shows however that the 2016-dip was a one-off. Last year, a total of 957,000 bicycles were sold in the Netherlands. that was 29,000 or a good 3% more than in 2016. With that, a total of 294,000 e-bikes were sold, which resulted in a 31% share in volume, 2% more than in 2016.
E-bikes accounted for more than half of the 976 million turnover of the total, Dutch bike market. Turnover grew with 4.2% compared to 2016. In that year, for the very first time average value of (e-)bicycles sold in the Netherlands exceeded the limit of € 1,000. Last year, average value continued to grow from € 1,020 to € 1,086. 36% of all bicycles sold in the Netherlands last year were in the price category > € 900
Speed pedelecs still remain a small category but sales are increasing: from 3,576 in 2016 to 4,572 in 2017, i.e. just under +28%. LEVA-EU member Stromer is the absolute market leader in this segment with more than 40% share in sales volume. Riese & Müller (17%) came second, followed by Gazelle (9%) and Sparta (9%). So 4 brands hold 75% of the market, while the remaining 25% is shared by no less than 31 brands!
This article is based on information supplied by the Dutch trade associations RAI and BOVAG.
The detailed list of speed pedelec sales is here: http://raivereniging.nl/ecm/?id=workspace://SpacesStore/ffb6f938-1d9d-4046-a13f-7d6bc55d53d8
Full details on the Dutch (e-)bike market from 2007 till 2017 are here http://raivereniging.nl/ecm/?id=workspace://SpacesStore/b6d2614f-bae3-4d74-9acd-307215aa4e8c


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In 2019, labeling Congress as "broken" is not a particularly controversial statement. The deadlock that many regret is only becoming more common, leaving the ordinary citizenry little hope in any productive changes. I, like most Americans, had a very critical and cynical view of the legislative body, but upon seeing the problems firsthand, I can tell you that they are far worse than most imagine.


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The Bank of Russia's PR Department reports that due to Yekaterinburg-based East European Financial Corporation –Ural Bank's (Bank VEFK-Ural) inability to meet its creditors' financial claims, the bank's license was revoked on February 19, 2009. The decision was taken on the basis of Articles 19 and 20 (part 2, paragraph 4) of the Federal Bill on Banks and Banking Activity and supported by Article 74 (part 3) of the Federal Bill on the Central Bank of the Russian Federation (the Bank of Russia). Bank VEFK-Ural's license was revoked by order OD 149 as of February 18, 2009. The bank was registered with the Bank of Russia under file number 2223 on December 12, 1992.
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Space features 12 of Eventide's signature reverb combination effects culled from the H8000FW and Eclipse V4 along with some startling new magic. Space includes 100 presets, including presets crafted by Flood and Alan Moulder (The Killers, Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, My Bloody Valentine, 30 Seconds to Mars, PJ Harvey and Them Crooked Vultures), Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Beck, Nine Inch Nails), Richard Devine (sound designer, synthesist, performer, remixer), Vernon Reid (Living Colour), Amedeo Pace (Blonde Redhead), Alex Somers and Jonsi Birgisson (Jonsi and Alex, Sigur Ros), Amadeo Pace (Blonde Redhead) and John Agnello (Patti Smith, Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr., and Kurt Vile). These unique effects, previously available only in Eventide rack processors, are now available in a compact, roadworthy package. Never before has there been a more dazzling collection of reverb algorithms combined with delays, pitch shifting, tremolo, modulation, and spatial effects in such a compact and affordable package.
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If you are an existing charity admin, please log into your website and click on "Manage Charity" on the top menu.
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Listen Up..Bands/Singers..Let THECOOLTV make you famousPosted in CD/DVD Launch, Fan Appreciation, Live Music Event, Music News, TV Broadcast with tags thecooltv new artists bands singers on July 2, 2013 by THECOOLTV
TO ALL BANDS/SINGERS WHO WANT TO BE AIRED ON THECOOLTVPosted in Uncategorized with tags bands singers tv on June 7, 2013 by THECOOLTV
Hey everybody..Im Robert Niebrzydowski..I promote and conduct interviews for THECOOLTV! The network is seeking new and up coming bands and singers to be featured on air!! Thus if you have a good following on youtube/facebook or a personal website..let me give you your 90sec of fame!! Thats right….YOU ON THECOOLTV 3 times on a particular day for 90sec!! Please leave a comment here or email me for more info:
There is also a project where a band or musical artist can appear with their music video on THECOOLTV for a few week straight!! Email me with more details on that as well! And good luck!!!!
Aaron Carter on THECOOLTVPosted in Fan Appreciation, Live Music Event, Music News with tags Aaron Carter THECOOLTV on May 5, 2013 by THECOOLTV
Here we go Aaron Carter fans..a "cool" interview with the pop star!
THECOOLTV and Aaron Carter!Posted in Fan Appreciation, Live Music Event, Music News, Uncategorized on April 27, 2013 by THECOOLTV
Robert Niebrzydowski of THECOOLTV caught up with the very talented Aaron Carter! Was a great interview that was conducted in his dressing room at The Great Hall Hartford CT.
Aaron has not been on tour for some time, but it didnt look like he missed a step. An amazing show full of energy… packed venue full of screaming fans! Also need to thank…Full Circle Music Productions/Liv and the whole Aaron Carter team.
LACUNA COIL ON THECOOLTVPosted in Fan Appreciation, Live Music Event, Music News, Uncategorized on April 16, 2013 by THECOOLTV
Robert Niebrzydowski of THECOOLTV caught up with Cristina and Andrea of the hard rocking band LACUNA COIL!! Was an amazing interview and concert ..Also need to thank the staff and mgt of THE WEBSTER, CONNECTICUT'S PREMIERE MUSIC VENUE..video interview coming soon..for now enjoy the pictures (photo: Scott Sylvia)
Blue Grass BilliePosted in Fan Appreciation, Live Music Event, Music News on February 24, 2013 by THECOOLTV
There are many covers that I personally do not care for…I was recently surfing the net and found this gem..I was always a huge Michael Jackson fan!!! And always loved "Billie Jean"..I never thought it could be re-covered, but this band "Honeywagon" did a kick ass blue grass version of the song, and I was impressed, enough so to post for all you THECOOLTV fans to watch, and leave your comments…ENJOY!
Robert of THECOOLTV Caught up with Stone SenatePosted in CD/DVD Launch, Fan Appreciation, Live Music Event, Music News with tags concert, kick ass rock, live music, on the road, rock music, Stone Senate, thecooltv on January 22, 2013 by THECOOLTV
Last week while covering the Bullet Boys concert in Connecticut for THECOOLTV, I had my eyes opened to some rocking music. STONE SENATE..is a five piece.." kick ass".. band from Nashville TN. featuring the following members:
Clint Woolsey..Marcus Brown..Mike Thompson..Paul Zettler..and Lucas Caswell…
Stone Senate opened up for the Bullet Boys, and I must say that in no time they will be headliners! I tried to put their sound together in my tired head, and I came up with the following.. A combination of the 80's era with a dash of some 90's nectar. I was amazed how great they sounded..and how clean the riffs were! The band played their tails off for about a half hour, and after the show I had the pleasure to connect with a few of the members. I knew right away that fame has not ripped through their heads, they were down to earth, and pleasant to chat with. I was given an advanced copy of their new cd, and I must say that each song has its own feeling and meaning. The one song that stood out the most was called "Dreams"..And these guys are living their dreams rocking across America! And America will soon know who Stone Senate is..Rock is alive again..and Stone Senate are on the front lines!
We caught up with the super glam 80's rockers THE BULLET BOYS!Posted in Fan Appreciation, Live Music Event, Music News, Uncategorized on January 19, 2013 by THECOOLTV
Robert Niebrzydowski caught up with the original front man of the Bullet Boys Marq Torien! Very cool sit down at 2a.m after the show….Marq did an amazing tribute to the Angels Of the Newtown CT tragedy about 3min and 50sec in. Was a great show! And a cool network shout out at the end.


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Regence Blue Cross Insurance Drug Rehab Coverage
When it comes time to seek help for a drug or alcohol addiction, there can be a lot of deciding factors that come into play. One of the big factors that will come up is health insurance coverage and finances. Although not something most would like to think of at such a critical moment, the reality is that it can be one of the most important factors. We are here to make the transition into treatment as smooth and worry-free as possible. Because addiction is classified as a mental health disorder, insurance companies are legally obligated to provide help under most circumstances.
Regency Blue Cross is part of the nonprofit organization Cambia Health Solutions, as well as one of the largest insurance providers in the Pacific Northwest. If Regence Blue Cross is your provider, you can expect to have at least some of your substance abuse treatment covered. Exactly how much will depend on your plan details and the level of coverage that you have. Determining how to best use your Regence Blue Cross benefits is important when seeking treatment. Reducing the cost of treatment can mean the difference between getting help or not.
Does Regence Blue Cross Cover Drug Rehab?
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Does Regence Blue Cross Cover Alcohol Rehab?
Regence Blue Cross will treat alcohol addiction the same way they treat any other substance abuse problem. This means that as long as you're covered by a Regence Blue Cross plan, you will receive some form of substance abuse benefits. How much coverage will be determined on a case by case basis and depend on your benefit package.
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During inpatient treatment, guests stay on-site and work intensely with their therapists to uncover the roots of their substance abuse problem. Inpatient treatment is the most intensive form of treatment for substance use disorder, providing constant care and therapy for guests. Regence Blue Cross may or may not cover inpatient treatment under every plan. This is why it's important to find out more about your personal level of options.
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January 15-18, 2015 Seattle, WA Dimitriou's Jazz Alley Dimitriou's Jazz Alley
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Jan 30 – Feb 1, 2015 Melbourne, FL Florida Smooth Jazz Weekend Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront Resort & Spa 2605 Florida A1A
Feb 14, 2015 Addison, TX A Night of Jazz & Romance Intercontinental Hotel- Malachite Showroom, 15201 Dallas Pkwy
March 1-8, 2015 Caribbean The Smooth Jazz Cruise The Smooth Jazz Cruise 2015- 2nd Sailing
Departs from Fort Lauderdale, FL
With Natalie Cole, David Sanborn, Brian Culbertson, Marcus Miller, Candy Dulfer, Boney James, Joe Sample, Rick Braun, Jonathan Butler and more
March 13-15, 2015 Washington, DC Blues Alley Blues Alley
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April 16, 2015 Reading, PA Berks All Star Jam Crowne Plaza Reading
1741 Papermill Road
April 17, 2015 Reading, PA Berks Jazz Festival Crowne Plaza Reading
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With Rick Braun, Euge Groove and special guest Elliot Yamin
April 21-22, 2015 Boca Raton, FL Jazziz Nightlife Jazziz Nightlife
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April 23, 2015 Boston, MA Scullers Jazz Club Scullers Jazz Club
400 Soldiers Field Road
April 24, 2015 Milford, CT Smooth Jazz for Scholars Benefit Concert Scullers Jazz Club
70 West River Street
April 25, 2015 Rockville Center, NY Madison Theatre Madison Theatre at Molloy College
1000 Hempstead Ave.
May 9, 2015 Galveston, TX Red Cat Jazz Festival Moody Gardens, Oleander Bowl
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May 16, 2015 London, UK Al Stewart & Band @ Royal Albert Hall Royal Albert Hall
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July 17, 2015 Albuquerque, NM ABQ BioPark Zoo ABQ BioPark Zoo
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CAMBODIA is set to send a new contingent of Royal Cambodian Armed Forces soldiers to Sudan later this month, the fifth group to assist in de-mining operations in the conflict-ridden country, officials said Sunday.
Sem Sovanny, director general of the Institute for Peacekeeping Forces, Mines and ERW (explosive remnants of war) Clearance (IFPMEC), said 52 soldiers had been assigned to replace 52 who will be returning to Cambodia on June 22.
"The 52 deminers will depart from Cambodia to Sudan on June 19 or June 20 to rotate with the 52 deminers who are completing their mission there," he said.
Taing Bunkry, team leader of 52 deminers from Royal Cambodian Armed Forces Platoon 405 who arrived in Sudan last June, said that the group had completed its mission on June 2 and is preparing for the trip home.
"We are all fine, and we have successfully completed the one-year mission," he said by phone from Sudan late Sunday.
He added that he did not have up-to-date statistics on the group's work.
A report released in April, however, noted that the Platoon 405 deminers had cleared 14 antitank mines, 116 antipersonnel mines and 1,478 pieces of unexploded ordnance since November, when work began following a five-month training course.
Cambodia has sent some 468 peacekeepers to Sudan on four missions since 2006. During the first three missions, Cambodian deminers cleared 2,449 antipersonnel mines, 172 antitank mines and 35,785 ERW pieces, according to a June 2009 report published by IFPMEC.
Peacekeepers from the RCAF have also participated in missions in Chad and the Central African Republic. In April, the UN approved a contingent of at least 200 troops that is set to join the UN Interim Force in Lebanon.
Defence Minister Tea Banh said in an address in March that RCAF troops would soon start learning English and other foreign languages in order to expand international military cooperation efforts.


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DBC is excited to welcome Nic Unland back to the Dragons as our Head Coach for the 2019-20 season!
The annual spit roast dinner will be held on Saturday July 27.
DBC is excited to announce a new coaching structure for our women's program.
DBC is excited to announe Andrew McKenzie as our new hitting coach.
Welcome Nick DiBenedetto, our club import for the summer season.
Registrations for the 2018/19 summer season are now open, jump over to the registrations tab to sign up!
Callum Lethborg has been announced as the Summer club coach for the 2018-19 season.
Doncaster Dragon Lewis Thorpe has been selected for the MLB Futures game as part of the All Star carnival.
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