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Located in a quiet street only minutes from Tahmoor shops, schools and train station, this 3 bedroom home has been recently renovated and offers excellent presentation.
Situated on a beautifully landscaped block this home has three spacious bedrooms with built-in robes, new kitchen, modern bathroom, ceiling fans, floating timber floors throughout and plantation shutters across the front of the home.
- 3 bedrooms with built-in robes to all
- Ceiling fans in living areas and bedrooms
- New kitchen featuring waterfall bench tops with plenty of bench and cupboard space and natural gas cooking
- Large dining area off the kitchen
- Modern bathroom with corner spa bath plus a separate toilet
- Easy maintainable landscaped gardens
- Secure front and back yards for the kids
- Single garage with two roller doors giving easy access to the back yard
- Off street parking for two cars
This home is sure to impress!
Pets are considered on application.
Tahmoor is only minutes south of Picton and is the business centre of the Wollondilly Shire. The property is within walking distance to local shopping centre, schools, transport and doctors.
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort is taken to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we accept no responsibility for errors or omissions.
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Property Information
- Street Address 66 York Street
- Type Residential Lease
- State NSW
- Region Southern Highlands
- Suburb Tahmoor
- Property Type House
- Date Available 1st September 2019
- Bond $1,660
- Region 1660


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This is the perfect wedding ring set for the hunting couple who loves the outdoors. The engagement ring is crafted in polished titanium inlaid with deer antler and has a beautiful Forever One Moissanite in the center. The men's wedding band is also made with polished titanium and inlaid with naturally shed deer antler.
This ring set comes with FREE ring armor waterproofing (a $150 value).
Ring 1: Princess Cut Moissanite Engagement Ring (SKU 2780)
Ring Width: 5.5 mm
Ring Sleeve: Titanium
Ring Profile: Flat
Ring Finish: Polished
0.75 mm Titanium
4 mm Deer Antler
0.75 mm Titanium
Stone: Forever One Moissanite
Shape/Size: Princess Cut, 5 mm
Setting: 14k White Gold 4-Prong*
*The 14k white gold prong is only available with the titanium ring, selecting a precious metal for your ring will also change the prong to be the same metal.
Ring 2: Antler/Wood Wedding Band (SKU 1730)
Ring Width: 8 mm
Ring Sleeve: Titanium
Ring Profile: Flat
Ring Finish: Polished
0.5 mm Titanium
4 mm Deer Antler
1 mm Oak Wood
2 mm Deer Antler
0.5 mm Titanium
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Griffin Leggett Rest Hills Funeral Home & Rest Hills Memorial Park
7724 Landers Road, North Little Rock, AR
Pauline Marie Arnold
November 11, 1936 – February 8, 2020
Pauline Marie Arnold, 83, of Sherwood passed away Saturday, February 8, 2020. She was born in Gatewood, Missouri to parents Vernie and Virgie Barton on November 11, 1936. She was married to J. W. Arnold on February 10, 1957. Pauline was an employee of AT&T, retiring after many years of service. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband J. W. Arnold; son, Gary Arnold, daughter-in-law Cindy Hartwick; grandson, Michael Hartwick; brothers Carl Barton, Harold Barton, Bill Barton, Bob Barton and sister, Carolyn (Kitty) Carpenter.
Pauline and Jake had four sons and an adopted son that survive her, Robert Arnold, Richie Arnold and wife, Kristy, Chris Arnold and wife, Jean and Shane Arnold. She is also survived by 8 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren and siblings Vernon Ray Barton, Shirley Lee Clifton and Jessie Crom. Pauline loved her boys and she loved her church.
Funeral service will be at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 13 at Indianhead Baptist Church in Sherwood with a visitation beginning at 1:00 p.m. Burial will be at Arkansas Memorial Garden immediately following the service.
- Vernie Jack Barton, Father
- Virgie Loudela Lewis Arnold, Mother
- J. W. Arnold, Husband
- Gary Arnold, Son
- Cindy Hartwick, Daughter-in-law
- Michael Hartwick, Grandson
- Carl Barton, Brother
- Harold Barton, Brother
- Bill Barton, Brother
- Bob Barton, Brother
- Carolyn (Kitty) Carpenter, Sister
- Robert Arnold, Grandson
- Richie Arnold (Kristy Arnold), Son
- Chris Arnold (Jean Arnold), Son
- Shane Arnold, Son
- Vernon Ray Barton, Brother
- Shirley Lee Clifton, Sister
- Jessie Crom, Sister
- Mrs. Arnold is also survived by 8 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Funeral Service
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Pauline Marie Arnold
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Sue Clayton
February 17, 2020
Polly was my neighbor for 50 years with a beautiful Christian spirit. She and I enjoyed talking about our flowers and plants during the summer months when we both were outside. She will be missed in our neighborhood.
Shane Arnold
February 16, 2020
Sorry they put an angry picture of you up mom.
Randy Stracener
February 11, 2020
What a great lady. Enjoyed being a part of Indianhead Lake Baptist Church as music director. She always and a kind word for me and the music programs we always did. She will be missed.


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Winners of Online Trading Academy's InveStar Contest Come to Southern California
Irvine, CA, July 25, 2019 – Online Trading Academy has named the February to May winners of its monthly InveStars program, which has drawn in student participation from all over the globe. Four winners traveled to Irvine, California on a special trip to OTA headquarters to guest start on Power Trading Radio, meet the Education team and share their story with OTA executives. InveStars include February winner, Chuck Phillips, March winner Jeff Sonnier, April winner Tess-Dunkel Mcknight, and May winner Jason Taittinger.
"We are thrilled to host our first group of OTA InveStars at our International Headquarters," said Jeremy Nosek, Chief Marketing Officer of Online Trading Academy. "Their stories exemplify the time and dedication our students make to increasing their financial IQ and learning the skill of trading. Our students love to support and encourage each other and we are excited to have programs like InveStars to be able to share and celebrate their journey."
Online Trading Academy launched the student-based program in February with the goal of supporting, inspiring and celebrating the student journey by highlighting real student stories. As part of the program, participants were invited to record a video response based around questions such as, "What inspired you to want to learn about taking control of your financial future?"
All students who have completed an Online Trading Academy course are eligible to participate and can find program rules and details in My OTA (Online Trading Academy's student-only portal).
Online Trading Academy (OTA) is a world leader in financial education for investors looking to build life-changing skills designed to help make the right moves in the financial and real estate markets. Online Trading Academy's patented Core Strategy is designed to empower traders and investors to make smarter investing decisions. Students learn under the guidance of experienced traders in an interactive classroom setting with extensive online education resources. The courses are geared toward individual investors or traders, novice or experienced, who want to learn how to use similar tools and trading techniques as the professional traders on Wall Street. OTA has its roots in the largest trading floor in the Western US, founded in 1997. From a single location in Irvine, CA, Online Trading Academy has expanded to more than 48 worldwide campuses.


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03 May At the Crest – Paintings by Dr Wilfred Stanley Wallis
Dr. Wilfred Stanley Wallis (1891-1957), originally from Christchurch, impacted Rotorua positively in the years that he lived here.
Arriving as a doctor he founded the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the Crippled Children's Society. Then as a devoted artist in his retirement founding the Rotorua Society of the Arts, supporting and purchasing art that has become the highly-valued collection cared for by Rotorua Museum.
He painted at a turning point in New Zealand's art history – largely unacknowledged as an artist due to his limited exposure – but at a time that was 'at the crest of the wave of modern art' in New Zealand.
Some of his locally held work will be on display in the Rotorua Lakes Council Galleria (1061 Haupapa Street) from 10 May – 10 July 2019. The Galleria is open Monday – Friday from 8am – 5pm.
Though he died in the late 1950s, his daughter Ynys Fraser still lives in Rotorua. Most of the works displayed are on personal loan from Ynys and her family.
This exhibition was curated by Angela Frank and Rotorua Museum.


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ProSource Refocuses District Management
ProSource announced changes to field management of its dealer network. The buying group has appointed a new team to specifically handle the needs of ProSource's dealer base.
Sherry Dantonio will head the team as director of management, while Tim Bashford has been named director of field management.
Previously, these efforts were handled jointly with ProSource and BrandSource.
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With a stay at Connect Guesthouse, you'll be centrally located in Patong, steps from Royal Paradise Night Market and minutes from Patong Beach. This hotel is within close proximity of Sphinx Theatre and Bangla Night Street. Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Make yourself at home in one of the 17 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.


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Most of you probably noticed ngmoco:)'s announcement Friday that the server would be down to prepare for a major upgrade. This pulled the trigger on Monday's blog because I intended to discuss popular upgrade requests. Since we don't know what the upgrades will actually be, I thought I would look at a few of the better requests I've seen on the ngmoco:) Get Satisfaction site.
If the upgrade launches by Monday, we can review the list and see how the upgrade compared. If not, then I will proceed with the blog I intended to write and wait to see if they've been listening all along.
Two of the most popular requests have been discussed on this blog. I think the number one request is building maintenance. Players want some way to move buildings to their additional realms, or at least a place to store them while they rearrange. The second most requested upgrade is a "Gone Fishing," or, as I prefer, "Gone Questing" notice.
I'm all for this, but to me the most important upgrade feature would be a Login option. It's probably not as necessary for the iPhone version since family members don't share their iPhones. But I doubt many families can afford multiple iPads and the Login option would allow several family members to manage their own kingdoms without having to put up with the hassle of downloading We Rule iPad and Gold or the iPhone versions which don't work very well on iPads.
Other functional requests that deserve ngmoco:)'s consideration include:
- Better information, including points earned in the shop build window and the ability to see the names of players who ordered.
- Orders summary page.
- In game messaging
Of all the game feature requests that I made on the ngmoco:) site, I was surprised to see they picked up on the request for lakes. Of course, I wan't the only one with a request for lakes and sea faring, but still I suspect they were pretty far down on players' feature requests. More frequent requests seem to be:
- Larger houses and houses with more colors.
- Seasonal Items
- Additional realms (NW,SW, etc)
And my two all personal feature requests:
- Diamond Trees
- Snow tiles and trees with snow.
What will ngmoco:) deliver and will they deliver by Monday? We'll see.


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Probably for the best, unless you want puppies.
Probably for the best, unless you want puppies.
Rock! Shock! Pop!
I can't believe I drove all the way to Maine to meet up with Baz.
Any decent internet friend would.
Did you see him in the window crying that nobody comes to visit him?
I've eaten at Manos quite a few times. Good place to hit after seeing concerts in Ithaca. Used to be another one in Elmira, NY but it closed.
Funny thing.... I've never really drawn the parallel between the name of the restaurant and the name of the movie. Must be because I live nearby and Manos Diner is 'just another place' to me.
Hope you enjoyed the area, some beautiful scenery around the Finger Lakes region, many gorges and waterfalls and the like, including this:


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I've seen all this before. So derivative. And the premise…flawed. Must try harder. I remain unconvinced and somewhat disengaged by the somewhat turgid character outlines so loosely orchestrated in a plot that is a thin excuse for a concept.
And the principal missing elements – a good car chase and a long fight scene.


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Top Wedding Songs 2017
I googled a whole bunch to see what were some of the top wedding songs 2017. There were quite a few songs from the 2016 list that made it to the 2017 list. I've included the six top wedding songs of 2017. I'm glad that two of my favourite songs, "Thinking Out Loud" by Ed Sheeran as well as "All of Me" by John Legend made the cut. I LOVE those two songs. They still make perfect wedding songs.
Here's a Cliff Claven fact: Did you know that the official video for "Thinking Out Loud" has been viewed on YouTube over 1.47 billion times? Not million. Billion. Think about that for a sec. No wonder it's still one of the top songs chosen for weddings.
I know it's not on the list, but one of my personal favourites is still "Lucky" by Jason Mraz and Colbie Caillat. Little story: I used to have a crush on a guy who travelled as much as I did. At the time I was living overseas and he was living out of the country. I used to fantasize that one day we would both return to Canada, get together and fall in love. We were never meant to be, but I still liked the words. (Girls and their silly fantasies.)
Across the water across the deep blue ocean
Under the open sky, oh my, baby I'm trying
Boy, I hear you in my dreams
I feel your whisper across the sea
I keep you with me in my heart
You make it easier when life gets hard
Lucky to have been where I have been
Lucky to be coming home again.
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I needed a quick tea for tonight, and one which made use of the few veggies in the house. Vegetable tagines are quick affairs if you use tinned pulses. This one combines fresh ginger with deeper flavours of cumin and paprika for a flavourful but speedy supper.
For four portions you need:
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 onion, cut into chunks
- 1 sweet potato peeled and cut into bite sized chunks
- 2 carrots, likewise peeled and chopped
- 1 leek, cut into 2cms slices
- About 250ml veg stock
- 1 can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
- 1 tsp each of ground cumin, paprika and tumeric
- 1″ piece of ginger, grated
- Fresh coriander, chopped
- Cooked brown rice and quinoa to serve
- Add the oil to a large pan and saute the veggies, covered with a lid, for about 10 mins, stirring often.
- Add the spices and ginger and cook out for 2-3 mins.
- Add everything else apart from the coriander and cook, covered, for 10 mins until the veggies are tender.
- Serve with brown rice/quinoa and garnish with the coriander.


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Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment
- Free WiFi
- Great for families
- Collect stamps
More great choices
What's around Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment
- In Porta Garibaldi
- Corso Como - 9 min walk
- Teatro alla Scala - 22 min walk
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - 24 min walk
- Santa Maria delle Grazie - 28 min walk
- Cathedral of Milan - 28 min walk
- Piazza del Duomo - 29 min walk
- Sempione Park - 13 min walk
Getting around
- Malpensa Intl. Airport (MXP) - 36 min drive
- Linate Airport (LIN) - 9 min drive
- Orio Al Serio Airport (BGY) - 39 min drive
- Milan Porta Garibaldi Station - 12 min walk
- Milan Cadorna Nord Station - 20 min walk
- Milan (XNC-Cadorna Train Station) - 20 min walk
- Moscova Station - 6 min walk
- Monumentale Station - 7 min walk
- Milan Porta Garibaldi Underground Station - 10 min walk
The manager
Speaks: English, Italian, Spanish.
The apartment
About the manager
Speaks: English, Italian, Spanish
Key facts
- Parking not available
- Free WiFi
- Non-smoking
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Washing machine
- Free crib/infant bed
- 2 bathrooms
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Separate shower and tub
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Oven
- Stovetop
- Cookware/dishes/utensils
- Separate dining area
Entertainment and recreation
- Flat-screen TV with digital channels
Other amenities
- Iron/ironing board
Fees & policies
- Check-in time 3:00 PM-11:00 PM
- Check-out time is noon
There is no front desk at this property. This property doesn't offer after-hours check-in. To make arrangements for check-in please contact the property at least 24 hours before arrival using the information on the booking confirmation. Guests must contact the property for check-in instructions.
Required at check-in
- Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID may be required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Pets not allowed
Mandatory fees
- A tax is imposed by the city and may be collected at the property. The amount varies based on factors such as length of stay, property classification, and room price. Other exemptions or reductions might apply. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
- This property only accepts cash for all onsite payments.
- This property is licensed under an applicable law.Property Registration Number CIR 015146-CIM-01629
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
This property does not have elevators.Guests must contact this property in advance to reserve cribs/infant beds.
Also known as
- Modern s Apartment Milan
- Modern s Apartment
- Modern s Milan
- Modern s
- Apartment Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment Milan
- Milan Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment Apartment
- Apartment Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment
- Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment Milan
- Modern 3 Bedrooms
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FAQs for Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment
Does Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment offer free cancellation for a full refund? Yes, Modern 3 Bedrooms Apartment does have fully refundable rooms available to book on our site, which can be cancelled up to a few days before check-in. Just make sure to check this property's cancellation policy for the exact terms and conditions. Is parking offered at this apartment? Sorry, there's no parking at this apartment. Are pets allowed at this apartment? Sorry, pets aren't allowed. What are the check-in and check-out times at this apartment? You can check in from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Check-out time is noon. Are there restaurants at or near this apartment? Yes. Nearby restaurants include My Kimchi (1-min walk), Bar Ristorante Caffetteria Montello (1-min walk), and Xin Fu-Ji (1-min walk).
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Cheap Dining Room Sets: Great Design in a Budget
Having a sufficient dining room is a must for every household. The capacity of the dining room should at least able to accommodate all the family members in one table. The dining set must also be comfortable and spacious enough too. However, in the hard time like now, everything is expected to come in shoestring budget. If you are planning to save more but still need good catch, check this cheap dining room sets.
The dining room set is a nice choice of cheap dining room sets design. Designed by the Steve Silver Co., this Delano dining set is a great choice for your dining room. With simple design and minimalistic style, the set will be great if paired with similarly designed interior.
The table is a sturdy and simple table from wood and veneer, finished with glossy black color. The table is accented with glass insert on the surface. The table is sufficient enough to hold dinner for six people.
The chair sets are also designed to match the table's design. The chairs are made of wood and veneer and also finished in glossy black color. The chairs are cushioned with white leather cushion on the chair's seat and backrest, just enough padding for a comfortable seating and adding an artistic tone to the chairs. The backrest is accented with a rectangle shaped opening on the back rest. This dining set is a great addition to your house and even better, it's a cheap dining room sets.
Cheap dining room sets design ideas will worth the check now. To be able to provide the family with sufficient furnishing and needs while still maintaining the budget to be as economic as possible and making use of every penny provided. The need of the family is always the priority and you can do just fine on the budget by being selective and smart on choosing the dining room needs.


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Title: Secondhand Origin Stories
Author: Lee Blauersouth
Genre: Young adult sci-fi
Format: E-book
Published: By Createspace Independent Publishing on March 15th, 2018
Grade: Exceeds expectations
Opal has been planning to go to Chicago and join the Midwest's superhero team, the Sentinels, since she was a little kid. That dream took on a more urgent tone when her superpowered dad was unjustly arrested for protecting a neighbor from an abusive situation. Now, she wants to be a superhero not only to protect people, but to get a platform to tell the world about the injustices of the Altered Persons Bureau, the government agency for everything relating to superpowers.
But just after Opal's high school graduation, a supervillain with a jet and unclear motives attacks the downtown home of the Sentinels, and when Opal arrives, she finds a family on the brink of breaking apart. She meets a boy who's been developing secret (and illegal) brain-altering nanites right under the Sentinel's noses, another teenage superhero-hopeful who looks suspiciously like a long-dead supervillain, and the completely un-superpowered daughter of the Sentinels' leader. Can four teens on the fringes of the superhero world handle the corruption, danger, and family secrets they've unearthed?


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Contract lifecycle management (CLM) is an exciting but relatively new aspect of the corporate legal business. That's why Wolters Kluwer's ELM Solutions made sure to include a session to help our conference attendees understand how contract lifecycle management technology could benefit them and what to look for in a potential vendor or solution. The session was presented by two of our CLM experts: Terry Sadowski, CLM General Manager and Segment Leader, and Lee Matthews, New Ventures Strategy Director.
Why is CLM needed?
Contract creation and management is a complex business. In most large companies, or even mid-sized organizations with many contracts in use, developing contracts, keeping track of their status, and knowing when they need to be revisited can quickly become difficult for busy staff. When organizations use homegrown solutions or manual processes, they often find that contract management is expensive and inefficient. Both customers and employees can feel the pain of long, cumbersome contract management processes, resulting in high dissatisfaction rates. Perhaps more worryingly, the difficulty of keeping current can put the company at risk both legally and financially due to non-compliance.
Fortunately, there are technology tools available to address these pain points. By streamlining and automating contract creation and management, legal organizations can ensure they create contracts consistently and reduce oversights and errors that can lead to fines or missed opportunities for savings. Using a robust CLM solution also allows legal teams to better meet the expectations of their internal and external customers and free team members to work on more valuable tasks.
With CLM being a hot $1.4B industry growing at an 18% annual rate, the CLM market is already saturated with vendors of all sizes and types. This makes it difficult for companies to sort through the options to find the right partner. There are some questions every company should ask their potential CLM vendors, however. Terry and Lee grouped these into three categories: long-term vendor goals, product "spin," and implementation of a solution. Following are a few examples of each.
Vendor Goals
Ask these questions to find out if the vendor is profitable and stable, as well as whether they have the expertise to deliver and support your CLM initiative over the long haul.
- Is CLM a specialty practice for the vendor or their primary business? If CLM is a part of their core business, a vendor is likely to have more commitment to supporting their solution long-term, as well as more expertise.
- Is the CLM practice profitable? Vendors are only likely to devote resources and remain committed to a line of business that generates profits.
Product "Spin"
This line of questioning will help you determine whether the application is likely to meet your organization's needs now and into the future.
- Will there be any code development required for this project? If so, in what specific areas and how will future upgrades be affected in both time and cost? This is important because the more custom coding a product requires, the longer it will take to implement now and upgrade in the future. And, of course, more time also means higher costs.
- Are clauses saved in the clause library where each clause has its own individual version control/history, security access rights? Clause-based document generation reduces administration costs for governance of terms and conditions. And the ability to secure access and control versioning is critical.
- Are documents generated automatically in MS Word without plug-ins for full native MS Word functionality? Vendors may claim that their product integrates with MS Word, but all integrations are not equal. Those that use plug-ins or Word Reader will not offer the same ease-of-use for Word users and may require additional training.
These questions will help you determine whether the vendor has real expertise in delivering successful implementations with proven, repeatable best practice methods.
- Will my project be staffed by named, dedicated implementation resources with each person having performed dozens of implementations of the product I am licensing? The value of this experience speaks for itself. Less experienced vendors may think they understand how to meet your needs, but you could find out the hard way that their understanding is mostly theoretical.
- Will my implementation team be able to share both CLM process best practices and CLM project implementation best practices? Expertise in CLM isn't a guarantee of expertise in CLM implementation. Insist on a vendor with a clear implementation plan who can articulate the reasons for each step.
Terry and Lee told the audience that it's important to set up attainable goals. There's no need to go live in all geographies, across all business units or departments on day one. By starting small, establishing some success, and then building on that momentum, your CLM solution can help ensure that your team runs more efficiently and your organization achieves all the benefits of CLM.


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This is a fantastic book. We find out not only about the vicissitudes of Pavlova's alimentary canal but also about the skeletal structure of her knees, the size of her arch, the height of her jumps, her "sensuous" lower lip and the slope of her "ravishing" shoulders. All this and a clear explanation of the layers of her ample soul. What more could one want to know about the ballerina, long dead, whose name evokes, more than any other, the art she practiced — the art that plumbs the depths of the physical to reach, on occasion, the mystical? "Ballet's Magic Kingdom" is the first English-language edition of the dance writings of Akim Volynsky, one of the greatest writers on ballet (don't worry, nobody has heard of him) in the whole 350 or so years of the art form's relatively brief history. The book, covering the years 1911-25, has been lovingly edited and translated by Stanley J. Rabinowitz, a professor of Russian at Amherst who directs the college's Center for Russian Culture and holds the Henry Steele Commager professorship there.
The list of great writers on dance is short; a three-dimensional, nonverbal art, existing only in transient live performance, provides an excellent disincentive to use language. Not since the precise and furious writings of Lincoln Kirstein have we read (in English) such informed, cultured and unapologetically opinionated prose on ballet. This book is indeed, as Rabinowitz writes in his excellent introduction, Volynsky's "hymn to the sublime art of dance." His uncompromising, impassioned stance is a refreshing reminder of classical ballet's ability to transcend the corporeal — especially while we endure our current long dance recession, when most dancers are just, well, dancing. (Looking for the next Balanchine, who died only 26 years ago, is an exercise in nostalgic vanity: we haven't had another Shakespeare yet, and he died almost four centuries ago.)
Volynsky, perversely and rather irresponsibly, does not refer to Louis XIV, whose Académie Royale de Danse (founded in 1661, 45 years after Shakespeare's death) codified the classical ballet language — pas de basque, jeté, glissade, piqué, cabriole, fondu, rond de jambe, gargouillade. He prefers to trace the art back to classical Greece and believes, as Rabinowitz wrote in The Russian Review in 1991, that "balletic dance alone preserved the character of the Hellenic sense of plastic art." Volynsky finds in it the fruition of the philosophies of Kant, Spinoza and Nietzsche.This guy is not confusing tutus with froufrou.
The book is a must for anyone claiming a love of ballet, but it is also the perfect antidote for anyone — I know you're out there — who still thinks ballet is merely a pretty spectacle with pretty girls (not that it also isn't). If you can wade through Volynsky's sometimes dense but always hugely entertaining and surprising text, you will never look at a toeshoe, a tiara or a tendu, not to mention an entire ballerina sporting all of the above, in the same way again. You will realize that you are looking, according to Volynsky, at a being truly not of this world, but here, for now, in this world, who can show you a kind of beauty and truth you will not find anywhere else — not in a book or painting, not in science, not in meditation, prayer or jogging, not in organic hibiscus juice and not even in death, should you survive it.
But then Volynsky was there, in the audience, witnessing firsthand the mythic Russian ballerinas of the early 20th century who have come to symbolize that otherworldly creature from a magic kingdom who twirls on the tips of her toes and then, inevitably, ineffably, bourréesaway into the wings of eternity where she resides. Clearly, he was there for us, to bring a real sense of just who were Pavlova, Tamara Karsavina, Mathilda Kshesinskaya, Olga Preobrazhenskaya, Agrippina Vaganova, Elizaveta Gerdt, Vera Trefilova and the haunting Olga Spessivtseva. He reports on Isadora too, and, despite an eye wounded, offended, by her overt rejection of ballet's lexicon, he allows that in her, culture "has become flesh," and "from her ardent heart she has erected an icon to the personal." Not that he valued the "personal" very highly; Volynsky was a classicist to the core.
Chaim Leib Flekser was born in 1861 into an Orthodox Jewish family of booksellers in Ukraine. At 18 he moved to St. Petersburg, where he lived for the rest of his life. He became a lawyer, with a dissertation in philosophy, but quickly got involved in the bustling cultural life of the city. For the next 40 years he was a highly respected, always controversial editor and prolific modernist critic, publishing under the name Akim Volynsky. "Only idealism — the contemplation of life through the idea of the spirit, through the idea of divinity and religion — can explain art," he wrote. "I value books more than life," he stated, and wrote ones on Dostoyevsky, Leonardo da Vinci and the novelist Nikolai Leskov. There was a brief early marriage.
By the first decade of the 20th century, Volynsky's exacting literary standards, arrogance and strident pronouncements had alienated everyone — and most publications — so he turned to his beloved ballet, devoting himself to its cause for the remaining years of his life. In 1917 he took over the directorship of the School of Russian Ballet and gave to it, in the words of an acquaintance, "his last coins." At his death he left more than 350 dance articles; a treatise on classical ballet, "The Book of Exaltations" (which constitutes the second half of this book); and a "monumental" unpublished book on Rembrandt. He lived like a monk in what was described as "an empty room, with a solitary kitchen table in the middle of it, and an iron bed." He needed space for an interior existence of such passion and idealism as to make one feel that furniture is a bourgeois distraction from life's true treasures. Like Anna Pavlova.
"Pavlova speaks and sings in her dancing," Volynsky writes in 1911. "Her ebullient personality, full of fire and light, does not prevent her from magically falling into the flow of the pure modern figures that flow one from the other with the same lightness and naturalness with which ideal similarities of mathematics conceptually grow and silently combine in their beautiful dance of elevated and looping truths." One of the delights in reading Volynsky is his complete comfort in moving from global, spiritual concerns to penetrating detail of an almost too intimate nature:
"Pavlova's foot is charming — small and narrow. The structure of her leg is right, but somewhat concave in the knees. Her kneecaps almost touch. This is why Pavlova lacks the perfect turnout one finds in Vera Trefilova. . . . Pavlova's legs are lanky and muscular, taut like a goat's. . . . In reality, Pavlova's elevation, if strictly measured, would not outdo Vaganova's. . . . Onstage she flies at rapid speed up and down, obliquely, near the floor, against all logic, against all the laws of gravity, with her widely opened, dark brown eyes, in which fire burns."
Finally, Volynsky gets to the nitty-gritty of this woman, who he says is "more . . . from God than from nature," with an astonishing report on her eating habits. "Pavlova furiously flits around all day," he writes. "She has breakfast and then eats nothing until the evening. But 15 minutes before the curtain goes up, she quickly gulps down five ham or roast-beef sandwiches. And then she flies onto the stage." Five? Like a goat?
Volynsky's commitment to Pavlova is sorely tested by her decision to travel outside Russia, to those "degrading . . . nightspots" we call theaters. It was, however, on these missionary voyages that she brought the art form to millions, in all corners of the world, like no one before her. He suggests that she is whoring herself to money, while in fact she whored herself to Terpsichore. "The rays of light cast into the soul of this artist by the Creator of the universe," he insists, "will undoubtedly be replaced there with the pathos of market transactions from which one can mint a fortune. A column of dust circles the eaglet, which has fallen onto the road of vanity and deceit." Capitalist horrors aside, one feels in Volynsky the agony of an abandoned lover.
He gives us a rare and gripping close-up of the 18-year-old Georgi Balanchivadze (before he was George Balanchine) as a new member of the Maryinsky company, dancing the Candy Cane in Act II of "The Nutcracker." It is worth quoting at length:
"I must mention the great success provoked by a still quite young and unusually musical artist. Balanchivadze dances the buffoon with a hoop . . . with an energetically expressed and folksy rhythm. He stands in the hoop slantwise, in profile to the audience, and totally sparkles in the silvery design of his costume. His face is deathly pale from agitation. The youth is tall and full of wild intensity. He waves the hoop and tosses it under his feet. Then he encircles himself with it and rushes downward like a hurricane. In his day Romanov won fame for this number, but now Balanchivadze has gained the upper hand with his young, lively and superbly disciplined talent."
Volynsky writes the following year, 1923, of his longing for "a ballet master for the new epoch" when "everything in classical dance, with its characteristic means and indigenous voices, will burst into an eternal Hyperborean hymn. Everything will be explained and justified in the rays of Apollonian sunlight: the toes, turnout, the hidden wisdom of the human body itself." Five years later — two years after Volynsky's death, in 1926 — as if answering that call, Balanchine would choreograph Stravinsky's "Apollo," and the age of Hyperborean Balanchine was begun.
In his assessment of individuals, Volynsky brings to much-maligned elitism an invigorating level of disdain and demonstrates truly top-notch ruthlessness. He really has it in for Mikhail (Michel) Fokine, calling his choreography in "Carnaval" "pantomimic bric-a-brac" and in "Les Préludes" simply "painful to think about." Fokine, he declares, "carries out a policy that abandons the spiritual for the everyday, the great for the trivial. It is clear that we are dealing here with a catastrophe on the stage." In "Egyptian Night," "the blunders continue," Volynsky reports from the end of his rope, "and there are totally unnecessary bas-reliefs." I, too, hate unnecessary bas-reliefs.
He of the take-no-prisoners school of criticism says of Agrippina Vaganova, whose name graces the school of the Kirov to this day, that she is "remarkable," but then writes of "her flaws in conscious moral substance"; still, "one should not demand from a talented person what is impossible for her." Ouch!
Aside from priceless portraits of dancers, Volynsky devotes himself to the language of ballet and its meanings. If you've never been quite sure what an arabesque really is, Volynsky explains: "The leg thrown back into an arabesque is, of course, nothing but a symbol of consciousness in its forward rush." In fouettés, he writes, "the soul becomes the arena of the most intense feelings, from healthy and natural to pathological and demonic." ("Swan Lake" requires 32 of these demonic interludes in quick succession, resulting, historically, in more than a few pathological ballerinas.)
As for the poor pirouette, often "a lamentable fiasco on the stage," Volynsky does not find its best exponents in "the inhabitants of the Scythian-Sarmatian valleys. The Russian woman, marvelous material for psychological novels, is too capriciously unsettled and insecure in her aesthetic emotions, too bifurcated between good and evil in the internal structure of her character. Pirouette requires a monolithic character, the exultation of the infinite, and absolute integrity and faithfulness to the guiding center." And in those binding, merciless satin slippers — pointe shoes — that allow a dancer to scale the summit of human height, Volynsky finds the apotheosis of "vertical culture," culled from Kant, where "everything will ascend upward, . . . the conscious spirit in its highest moral and individual soaring." The body, to Volynsky, is "a scroll of ideas," and ballet a moral quest or nothing.
In "The Book of Exaltations," Volynsky provides a mesmerizing discourse covering everything and anything in classical dance. We get the positions, the classroom, the ballets, the types of dancers, the music, the choreography, the exaltation of it all. He delves into the deeper meaning of turnout, upon which all ballet is based, and sees it extending not just over the legs but "over all parts of the body," including the eyes, where "contact is now made not only with the woman's body but with her soul. . . . The hysterics of desire vibrate within us, passing through laughter and tears. This is what turned-out eyes are!" Some might call them roving eyes, but I bow to Volynsky.
He connects a dancer's elevation to "the sensation of flight" and then proceeds on a delightful flight of his own: "Man is born with Taborian cliffs within, with cupolas, steeples and all kinds of heights, and from childhood his will crawls and clambers higher and higher unless its natural growth is prematurely interrupted by a bad education or tragic fate." (Mount Tabor, in Galilee, is said to be the place of Christ's Transfiguration.) The poetic sequences continue rather sensuously with his commentary on woman — "a botanical creature" — and her body, which for him, like Balanchine, is what ballet is all about. "A kind of invisible aquatic element flows through a woman's body," he writes, "and when you come close to her you feel the fresh spray of this everlasting cascade. When you find yourself among women, especially at balls, you literally begin to swim in the living, collective fluid of life that surrounds you." Whoa, boy! A neoprene tux, perhaps?
IT was, in the end, the "botanical" ballerinas who owned Volynsky — and one in particular. "In your articles there is something immortal," Gorky wrote to Volynsky, "a sadness about the meaning of life and a regret over its shallowness in our day, a passion for the mysteries of existence and much beauty and pain." And nothing produced more ecstasy, or despair, for Volynsky than the divine Olga Spessivtseva, the ballerina he called "the weeping spirit":
"This is a talent completely harmonious, balanced and consummate in its appearance, which is where all its wealth has gone. . . . Her gentle, slightly protuberant forehead — somewhat in the spirit of Carlo Dolci — is feminine and charming, like an oval of a delicate plant. . . . The permanent stamp of undying childhood lies in this artist. . . . This is a spirit that weeps about its limits. . . . She does not ignite the audience with the fire of her talent but extends over them the palpitating cover of all those tears, as yet unborn but already tormenting her heart."
Volynsky's acute sensitivity proved prescient about this numinous dancer's fragility. Spessivtseva spent 20 years — long after Volynsky's death, from 1943 to 1963 — institutionalized after several nervous breakdowns, and then lived the remaining 28 years of her long, sad life cloistered at the Tolstoy Foundation nursing home in New York State. She died at the age of 96, forgotten by all but a few.
The young composer Valeriyan Bogdanov-Berezovsky described how Volynsky, Spessivtseva and he often had tea together in St. Petersburg in the early 1920s, when she was at the height of her career. Volynsky "was already an old man, unattractive, wrinkled," Bogdanov-Berezovksy wrote, with "a slightly sagging lower lip and a penetrating glance that seemed less to photograph than to X-ray you. . . . Next to the incomparable beauty of Spessivtseva he produced the impression almost of a Quasimodo. . . . He was tormented by her, he tried to get closer to the object of his adoration."
But as his words reveal to us now, Volynsky was Spessivtseva's Cyrano, and through him we know her, his "weeping spirit." Ultimately, Volynsky's writings depict a profound love affair between a deeply refined man — perched on his Taborian cliff with his "looping truths" — and the vaporous sylphs who externalized, and verticalized, within the frame of a gilt proscenium, the beauty of his own ecstatic and despairing soul.


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The Ukraine crisis has come to provide a reality check for the relationship between Russia, the EU, and the US: The current tensions make it very clear that this conflict has only been a trigger for a more far-reaching conflict between Russia and "the West", and that the parties involved have fundamentally different views on European and international security. In Germany, the EU, and also the US, there continues to be a lack of conceptual approaches to tackling the challenges involved in the relationship with Russia in a constructive manner. Due to the existing uncertainties in the transatlantic relationship and the strained relationship with Russia, it is particularly important to foster and/or strengthen the dialog and sustainable networking among American, European, and Russian opinion-leaders from politics, administration, think tanks, and academia.
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Due to rail replacement (can I have a "hell no"), my mum and I decided to head to Billericay so that I could avoid the seventies on wheels for one leg of my journey to Waterloo. Billericay, of Gavin and Stacey fame, is one of those towns I never seem to visit, despite the joy it can provide. I went relatively recently for dinner and drinks with friends, but it was the first time I'd seen the high street in daylight for years, and we were pleasantly surprised to find a record shop come café with Mayer Hawthorne posters and plenty of cake. We whiled away the afternoon with cups of tea and eavesdropping conversations ("...and that's when he pulled on his coat and left the courtroom!") before receiving a whatsapp saying everyone was similarly ill and it was perfectly ok to return home, put the PJs back on and tune in to Take Me Out.
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Updated June 1, 2017
FEMA has released preliminary updates to Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) and to the Multnomah County Flood Insurance Study (FIS), reflecting flood hazards within the vicinity of the lower Columbia River and Sandy River in east Multnomah County.
The preliminary flood maps and study are in a 90-day appeal period which closes August 15, 2017.
What's happening?
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is proposing changes to some parts of the 100-year floodplain. This area has a 1% chance of flooding in any given year. These changes are based on new information and engineering studies.
FEMA flood maps help local officials and residents identify flood risks. They are used for flood insurance and development review.
FEMA hosted a public meeting at Gresham City Hall on June 27, 2016 to present maps of the updated flood plain. Residents and property owners had a chance to learn about the flood mapping process and what the changes mean for them. Staff with the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development and Multnomah County Land Use Planning were also on hand to answer questions.
If you missed the meeting, you can still contact us or your city to find out more.
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The Multnomah County Planning Commission will consider adoption of revised Flood Insurance Rate Maps and Flood Insurance Study after the conclusion of the 90-day appeal period.
Meeting agendas and staff reports to be considered by the county Planning Commission are posted online.
Am I affected?
FEMA's changes include areas around the lower Columbia River and Sandy River watershed in east Multnomah County. The map to the right shows the general area affected. Our interactive webmap shows the changes in more detail.
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Walk - Heddon's Mouth
Walk information provided with help from Natural England. Map reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of HMSO. © Crown copyright and database right 2020. Ordnance Survey Licence number 100022021.
Route Description
- From the road outside the Hunter's Inn, take the path to the right-hand (eastern) side of the inn and walk a short way uphill until it forks. Take the left-hand fork and follow it downhill and alongside the river.
It's easy to see why this is every local's favourite walk, and why people will willingly spend longer getting here than on the walk itself. The scenery is breathtaking, starting under huge, mature trees shading a bubbling river, which winds down to the sea through spectacularly plunging hillsides, only a few degrees shallower than the sides of a gorge. There are great swathes of scree across the bracken-clad slopes, as well as banks of gorse and clumps of birches, and sometimes goats or even deer can be spotted in the distance. Buzzards circle overhead, and occasionally there is the glimpse of the fast beating of a kestrel's wings as it hovers over the high heathland or the dramatic plunge of a peregrine diving after its prey.
The Romantic poets Wordsworth, Coleridge and Shelley were all great lovers of this part of the south-west (see the Wood Combe Walk), and the rise of tourism around the same time also brought visitors here from afar to admire the stunning scenery. Heddon Valley was especially popular with Oxbridge students, and, spotting a commercial proposition, the Berry family started serving beer from the kitchen of their thatched cottage. Unfortunately, this burnt down in 1895; but it was replaced with the building now known as Hunter's Inn, which has quenched many a thirst itself since that time.
The inn owned a lot of the land around the valley before selling it to the National Trust, and at one time it was one of the largest employers in the area.
- Ignore the bridge to your left and the path to the right a little further on, staying by the river as it flows northwards towards the sea.
- Ignoring the next bridge to your left, too, carry on downstream until you come to the beach.
The Exmoor coastline here is of great geological importance, especially at Hollowbrook, just a little way to the east of the dramatic cliffs to your right as you approach the beach (see the Martinhoe Roman Fortlet Walk), where there is a visible boundary between the Lynton Beds and the Hangman Sandstone Group. These cliffs mark the southern shoreline of the Old Red Sandstone continent.
The remoteness of the beach made it a favourite haunt of smugglers; and there are stories, too, of Nazi U-boats putting in here during World War II for supplies of fresh water.
The limekiln on the other side of the beach dates back to Victorian times and is one of several along this part of the coast, as well as in the woods at nearby Watersmeet (see the Watersmeet Walk). Limestone was brought by ship across the Bristol Channel from Wales, along with coal, and it was burnt to produce lime, which was used as an agricultural fertiliser on the acidic soil.
- If the tide is low enough, cross the beach and pick up the path beneath the limekiln and turn back upstream. If the tide is too high, or you have difficulty crossing the boulder-strewn beach, return to the bridge at 3, and cross the river there, again turning upstream to continue southwards, back towards the inn.
- Continue alongside the river, ignoring the bridge to your left, unless you want a slightly shorter route back to the inn.
- Ignore the path to your right, leading up to Heddon's Mouth Cleave through some dramatic patches of scree dotted with clumps of birch. Carry on upstream, following the curve of the river to the road beyond.
- Turn left onto the road and follow it back to the start of the walk.
Nearby refreshments
Hunter's Inn and the National Trust gift shop in Heddon Valley itself, both of which welcome dogs.


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Written on January 20, 2009 – 9:44 am | by admin
My Jan position got called away so I am going back to the well with USO. This time I went one strike farther down. The details:
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Edgar Cayce A.R.E. is holding a "Dolphin Selfie Contest" but not with just any dolphin. "Shanti" is the A.R.E.'s spiritual dolphin residing on their campus at 67th Street and Atlantic Avenue in Virginia Beach.
The dolphin was designed by local artist Liana Graham and named Shanti (pronounced Shawn-tee) in honor of a T.S. Eliot poem in which he translated the ancient Sanskrit word to mean, "The Peace which passeth understanding." With the words "body, mind, spirit" appearing subtly on the surface of Shanti's body, this dolphin embodies the spirit of A.R.E., and they are inviting everyone from the community to take a selfie with Shanti to be entered in a contest to win free conference passes.
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1) Find Shanti the Dolphin at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront (hint, Shanti lives next to a stone labyrinth)
2) Take a picture of yourself with Shanti (please be careful and do not climb on Shanti!)
3) Share your Shanti Selfie with us by posting it to Facebook and tagging our Facebook Page (Facebook.com/edgarcayce)
4) Use the hashtags #edgarcayce #shantithedolphin #bodymindspirit
Entries must be made by February 28, 2017. The randomly chosen winner will receive two free passes to A.R.E.'s upcoming Companions in Spirit Conference taking place on March 24-26, 2016, at Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. headquarters in Virginia Beach (see EdgarCayce.org/conferences). This conference is a special event that focuses on the spirit, life, health, and the afterlife of our animal companions.
The winner will be announced on March 1, 2017!
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Coming into this week, D-FW teams had played out-of-area teams relatively even this season. The D-FW area held a 34-30 record.
But in what was the last week of non-district for many, the area surged a head. D-FW teams went 13-7 against out-of-area school in Week 3, heading into Saturday.
Southlake Carroll led the way, holding off a furious comeback from Odessa Permian to pull out a 24-20 victory.
While there are still a handful of games against out-of-area teams left this season, the D-FW's 10-game margin (47-37) should be enough for it to have a winning record against out-of-area teams this regular season.
The area did struggle against out-of-state teams, losing 8 of 13 games, heading into Saturday.


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Muslims claims that islam is perfect, but this perfect religion has 73 different sects, and each sect believes that the rest of the 72 sects are wrong and they kill each other over the quest for who is the true muslim.
so who is the true muslim? which sect? even if you say that you are a good muslim, there are 72 sects that will disagree with you and wants you dead. so is this what perfects means?
islam is such a confused messed up religion (thank god i left this islam). it creates people who will not think twice before hurting you physically or mentally since you do not agree with them, just because you left islam they wants you dead.
even if islam conquered the whole world there will not be peace. these 73 sects will start to kill each other over who is the better muslim. and that will be the end of the meaning of peace.


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Between 1st and 31st January, 52,033 journeys were made using the Jobcentre Plus Travel Discount Cards on the local services of the twelve participating bus companies. These enabled eligible jobseekers the right to travel for free on a large number of bus routes – to attend job interviews and to register and attend training courses in their town or region.
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Beyoncé Single Ladies Dance Class Hen Party in Bournemouth
Bournemouth provides an unforgettable hen party leaving you buzzing for weeks afterwards. If you love Beyoncé then throw a Beyoncé Single Ladies hen party in Bournemouth and have a day filled with the best laughs and memories with your friends. Beyoncé Single Ladies classes are dance classes with a twist, adding that element of sass and will leave you singing and dancing the song over and over. If you love dancing even though you may not be good at it, have a Beyoncé hen party today for a time you won't ever forget.
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Era: 1900 to 1950s (or later on a tourist railroad)
Comments: Fans of O scale narrow gauge can keep the right-of-way clear with this derrick car from Bachmann Trains. The On30 (O scale, 30" gauge) car is a freelanced model that isn't based on a specific prototype. However, its overall look resembles some of the smaller derrick cars used on narrow gauge lines.
The plastic model features crisp molded detail, including ladders, roof grab irons, and planking. Separate parts include a plastic brake wheel and a wire brake staff and end handrails.
The underframe features sill and bolster details. The brake cylinder and truss rods are separate parts.
The plastic boom swivels but is otherwise non-functioning with string rigging to simulate cable.
The paint scheme on our generic maintenance-of-way sample has clearly printed lettering. The weathered gray applied to the deck looks realistic. The car is also available in gray and yellow M.O.W. schemes as well as decorated for Durango & Silverton and White Pass & Yukon.
The model rides on archbar trucks with a 3'-7" wheelbase, a common prototype truck for narrow gauge equipment. The plastic truck sideframes have molded spring and journal details.
The factory-installed E-Z Mate Mark II knuckle couplers are at the correct height per National Model Railroad Association standards (S-2). Mounted on insulated metal axles, the chemically blackened metal wheels are in gauge.
The NMRA doesn't have a specific Recommended Practice (RP) for On30 rolling stock, but RP-20.1 does offer a recommended weight for On3 (O scale, 3-foot gauge) equipment. According to that recommendation, the Bachmann car's 3.2 ounce weight is about 3 ounces too light. However, when I placed the car in a train and ran it around curves and turnouts, it performed flawlessly.
Narrow gauge equipment often served for decades, and some continues in service today on tourist roads. The Bachmann derrick car would make an interesting addition to an On30 fleet.
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At Bitinka we continue working to provide you the best service with a greater variety of cryptocurrency and token options on our platform. For this reason, we are pleased to inform that from April 23 we integrate a new token to our operations.
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Sewing for my daughters brings me so much joy. They have their own distinct styles and still love having unique mummy-made clothes and accessories. This week the Big Small (now aged nine-and-a-half) has gone away with school for a few days and – given they're in the Yorkshire Dales – needed plenty of warm outdoor clothing to take with her.
I rummaged through my (substantial) stash of fabric and decided to upcyle a sweater dress that I'd worn once and found unflattering and use the remainder of the bright scuba knit from my leggings. Using McCall's M6156 (which is now out of print; Simplicity 8027 includes a similar pattern) the leggings were quick to cut out and sew.
Issue 37 of Love Sewing magazine included an unusual sweatshirt pattern by Madeit Patterns and it turned out to be a perfect way to use up the odds and ends of fabric that were left over from the leggings and the unsuccessful dress. Piecing it all together became easier with each piece and for the first time I used cotton ribbing for the neck, cuff and waistband, from B&M Fabrics in Leeds, which worked really well.
We were both delighted with the result and as soon as the Big Small tried the sweatshirt on, it stayed on all day! She was very happy to wear her new outfit this morning as she set out on her adventures.
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I've been writing recently about various ways of funding public goods. The time has come for me to put my money where my mouth is. Or rather, for me to ask you to put your money where my mouth is. Let me explain. Continue reading Of money and mouths
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Welcome, visitors from LibriVox!
If you've come here from my recent LibriVox recording of Progress and Poverty, welcome! I hope you enjoy the audiobook.
And if you haven't come from there, check it out; it's a really interesting book.
A lot of what Henry George discussed in that book chimes with what I've written about Jubilee and class servitude. I don't agree with everything he wrote, but I learnt a lot from reading it. Continue reading Welcome, visitors from LibriVox!


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Our software library provides a free download of WeatherMate 4.9. As users mention, this tool possesses such an advantage as this tool is feature-rich. Some users say that the main disadvantages of it are: this tool contains annoying ads and is not user-friendly.
The most popular versions of the program are 3.4, 3.3 and 3.1. WeatherMate belongs to Home & Hobby Tools. This download was checked by our antivirus and was rated as clean. The file size of the latest installation package available for download is 673 KB. This free program is an intellectual property of Ravi Bhavnani. The latest version of the software can be installed on PCs running Windows XP/7/8, 32-bit.
WeatherMate.exe is the default file name to indicate the this tool installer.
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WeatherMate is a little Windows program that gives you instant access to the weather forecast for tens of thousands of locations worldwide.
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WSC is developing a System Energy Plan (SEP) for the Heritage Ranch Community Services District. The SEP will evaluate energy efficiency and solar PV…Read More
WSC performed a condition assessment of the City of Pismo Beach's Well #5 and Well #23. The project evaluated hydrogeology, energy usage, remaining useful life, and other considerations, including water quality. The goal of the project was to understand the current condition of the wells and recommend replacement or prioritize improvements, as required.
The capacity of Well #5 is approximately 550 gpm. Well #5 was drilled in 1973, and is equipped with a 100 HP submersible pump. The capacity of Well #23 is approximately 850 gpm. Well #23 was drilled in 1990, and is equipped with a 125 HP vertical turbine pump. Both wells have PVC casing liners installed.
As part of the project, WSC coordinated with Pacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E) Advanced Pumping Efficiency Program (APEP) to perform subsidized pump efficiency tests on the wells, which provided data on the current overall pumping efficiency (OPE) of the wells. WSC obtained monthly PG&E electricity usage data and City production data to trend and analyze the energy intensity of the wells. WSC's subconsultant, Cleath-Harris Geologists, performed a hydrogeologic investigation of the wells, which including 4-hour constant rate pumping tests and sand production testing with a Rossum sand tester. WSC also estimated the remaining useful life of the major well components (well casing, pump, motor and electrical system). Based on the findings of the assessment, WSC provided prioritized recommendations to the City to inform capital spending and budget development.
WSC is developing a System Energy Plan (SEP) for the Heritage Ranch Community Services District. The SEP will evaluate energy efficiency and solar PV…Read More
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19 January 2019, 07:11 #1
CCI unveils new .22 loads at SHOT.
This looks cool:
New Quiet-22 Semi-Auto drastically reduces the volume of standard 22 LR rounds, while cycling flawlessly through semi-automatic rifles and handguns. The accurate, low-velocity loads provide the sensation of shooting through a suppressorwithout the suppressorand are perfect for new shooters.
New Clean-22 uses an exclusive polymer bullet coating to greatly reduce copper and lead fouling in the barrelwithout leaving a residue. It also cuts lead buildup in suppressors 60 to 80 percent. Both the Sub-Sonic and High Velocity loads feature a 40-grain round nose lead bullet with geometry thats been optimized for accuracy. With dependable CCI priming and consistent propellant, Clean-22 provides flawless cycling through semi-automatics and all 22 LR firearms.
19 January 2019, 08:13 #2
Very nice!!!
Makes me wonder if someone is watching forums A long time ago I remember posting in a thread that suggested this kind of thing... clean powder, coated bullet, subsonic etc etc... apparently somebody listened. Hopefully these aren't like $9 per box or something stupid.
Also on a side note Federal discontinued their Ultramatch .22LR line a while back. That was the hands down best shooting stuff in my gun. I am wondering if they will ever re-launch that or something similar.
20 January 2019, 23:01 #3
The previous ones are super fun to shot from a bolt action with a can. You can see them plummet at 50 yards through the scope.
22 January 2019, 13:07 #4
Sounds like a great squirrel load. I like just sitting under trees where squirrels are cutting hickory nuts and snipe them one at a time with head shots. Usually when the .22 cracks they scatter, and then you have to wait a while for them to start poking their heads out again. Maybe the sound difference will give better results. Too late this year, but maybe next time.
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Build a prefab home with a green design
When people hear the phrase "prefabricated housing" they often conjure up images of double-wide trailers. But that perception is changing with the ever-growing availability of sustainable, contemporary homes with green and energy-efficient features.
One such home was recently completed in Santa Barbara, Calif., by Stillwater Dwellings, a home designer and builder based in Seattle, Wash. The 1,600-square-foot home sits on a one-acre site and has a courtyard design to emphasize indoor and outdoor living. The green features include low VOC paint, dual-flush toilets, super-insulated walls and roof, Marmoleum flooring, recycled content quartz slab countertops and natural wool carpeting. The home also features a cool roof that reflects more than 30 percent of the sun's rays and large overhangs to assist with passive cooling.
Unique home features
A stunning feature is a 35-foot-wide glass window wall to frame views of the Santa Ynez mountains in the distance, along with a clerestory window with exposed wood beams and an 11-foot ceiling.
The home is a standard prefabricated Stillwater house known as the sd132 design. It was modified for the owners to make it unique, said Matthew Stannard, a founding partner of Stillwater Dwellings.
"There is a manageable straightforward design modification process. People want to make the home their own, but they don't want to be overwhelmed with a universe of choices. We have three packages and all are easily modified for an individual's particular taste," Stannard said.
Cost of home
The homes cost an average of $200 to $250 per square foot, which Stannard said is not the cheapest high-end home, but neither is it the most expensive. "In this new economy, people just want something simpler. They want it special, they want it their own, but it doesn't have to have the same kind of extravagance houses used to have," he said.
Previous homes Stannard has built before entering the prefabricated market could reach the $1,000 per square foot range, making them extremely high end, even in the custom home market.
Stillwater opted to switch to prefabricated homes instead of high-end custom homes built on site because it allowed for faster construction at a lower price. The average time to build one of Stillwater's prefabricated homes is approximately 12 months faster than a comparable home built on site.
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The homes automatically qualify for a LEED silver rating and, if the homeowners opt for solar panels, it makes the home a net zero energy structure and qualifies for LEED gold.
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