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Fantasy Football Start 'em Sit 'em Week 14 (2018)
If you are reading this article I am going to assume that you are one of the teams in your league who is still playing for something and has a chance to win a fantasy football championship. If this is the case, I want you to take a minute and appreciate the journey that you have embarked on so far this season.
Whether it be untimely injuries, bad trades or unforeseen hold outs, you have weathered the storm and put yourself in a position to become the last man standing. In my over 10 year career of playing fantasy football, I have won 5 league titles and my main goal is to win at least one a year out of the 4 or 5 leagues I am in.
The one thing that is for sure is that you never know if you will ever have another chance to win one again. This may be your only chance to reach the top of the fantasy summit, because in all honesty it requires a lot of luck to win in the playoffs. But at this point your skill and smart decision making got you here. There is only one thing left to do…lock in and get yourself a trophy.
Week 14 Start 'em
Courtland Sutton – Den WR
With the unexpected season ending injury to Emmanuel Sanders, Sutton is now thrust into the spotlight as the main receiving option on the Broncos offense. The rookie wideout is coming off his best performance of the year racking up 85 yards on 4 receptions with a touchdown against the Bengals.
His matchup this week is a juicy one as he faces a 49ers defense that has been unable to stop big playmakers and is likely a big reason why they are in prime position to get the number one pick in next years draft. Simply put, Sutton is primed for a breakout game and should receive enough targets to warrant WR2 consideration from here on out.
Courtland Sutton Week 14 Projections: 8 receptions, 105 yards, 2 receiving TD's
QBs to Start
Jameis Winston
Cam Newton
Mitchell Trubisky
Andrew Luck
Baker Mayfield
Kirk Cousins
RBs to Start
Aaron Jones
Nick Chubb
Leonard Fournette
Gus Edwards
Adrian Peterson
James White
Tarik Cohen
Lamar Miller
Austin Ekeler
Dalvin Cook
LeSean McCoy
Kenyan Drake
Jaylen Samuels
Isaiah Crowell
Ito Smith
Justin Jackson
Jeff Wilson
WRs to Start
Adam Humphries
Josh Gordon
Tyler Lockett
Kenny Golladay
Golden Tate
Amari Cooper
Tyler Boyd
Doug Baldwin
Larry Fitzgerald
Julian Edelman
Allen Robinson
Dante Pettis
Chris Godwin
Mohamed Sanu
TEs to Start
Jimmy Graham
David Njoku
Jared Cook
Jordan Reed
Vance McDonald
Kyle Rudolph
Week 14 Sit 'em
Mike Evans – TB WR
Evans has been inconsistent this season and is coming off one of his worst games of the year which may have a lot to do with the quarterback carousel in Tampa Bay. He has not scored a touchdown since week 11 against the Giants and his supporting cast of wide receivers are starting to take more and more of his targets.
With the potential return of DeSean Jackson this week, Evans is not trustworthy even though he has a plus matchup against the Saints this week. If you are in the first round of the playoffs and need a sure-fire performance, look elsewhere this week and avoid this Bucs receiver.
Mike Evans Week 14 Projections: 3 receptions, 45 receiving yards, 0 TD's
QBs to Sit
Carson Wentz
Russell Wilson
Lamar Jackson
Case Keenum
Dak Prescott
Josh Allen
RBs to Sit
Sony Michel
Spencer Ware
Chris Carson
Tevin Coleman
Mark Ingram
Jordan Howard
Marlon Mack
Doug Martin
Stevan Ridley
Chris Thompson
Jalen Richard
Josh Adams
Dion Lewis
Derrick Henry
Peyton Barber
Frank Gore
Rex Burkhead
WRs to Sit
Jarvis Landry
Corey Davis
Alshon Jeffery
D.J. Moore
DeSean Jackson
Demaryius Thomas
Anthony Miller
Calvin Ridley
Mike Williams
Keke Coutee
Michael Crabtree
Tre'Quan Smith
Josh Reynolds
TEs to Sit
Trey Burton
Cameron Brate
C.J. Uzomah
Austin Hooper
Chris Herndon
Jonnu Smith
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"Gen Z kids have never known a world where their private browsing data wasn't commodified. They've grown up surrounded by brands tweeting memes, partnering with influencers, and angling to profit off their attention. That's probably why they're no less likely to share content if it was produced by a corporation, or if it has a promotional or advertisement bent. The line between UGC and branded content has gotten blurry."— The Latest Insights on Gen Z (Contently)
When marketers talk about UGC and working with micro-influencers, are we talking about the online equivalent of street teams? From the Wikipedia entry:
"The now ubiquitous "street team" model was originally developed by urban record labels […] labels found it affordable and highly effective bridge to their target audience that did not require the traditional outlets found in print, radio, television mediums and elusive large scale record distribution deals."
Rally a bunch of fans together and give them an incentive to promote a product they already like or use. It's like a refer-a-friend program with kickbacks.
Of course Gen Z is going to be all over that. Heck, I'd be all over that if I was a teen looking to make some money on the side.

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Since he was tried and hanged for treason in November of 1885, Louis Riel has been the subject of more histories, biographies, novels, and poetry than any other figure in Canadian history. Politician, founder of Manitoba, and leader of the aboriginal Métis people, Riel led two resistance movements against the Canadian government: the Red River Uprising of 1869-70, and the North-West Rebellion of 1885, in defense of Métis and other minority rights.
Against the backdrop of these legendary uprisings, Jennifer Reid examines Riel's religious background, the mythic significance that has consciously been ascribed to him, and how these elements combined to influence Canada's search for a national identity. Reid's study provides a framework for rethinking the geopolitical significance of the modern Canadian state, the historic role of Confederation in establishing the country's collective self-image, and the narrative space through which Riel's voice speaks to these issues.
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The conference on Education for Excellence, Diversity, and Respect, to be held on Seattle Pacific University campus (spu.edu) on August 22-25, 2018 (http://korczakconference2018.com) is initiated, cosponsored, and organized by the SPU School of Education together with the Korczak Association of the USA (korczakusa.com). The conference concept is inspired by the ideas and practice of Dr. Janusz Korczak (1878-1942), a Polish/Jewish educator and writer, an author of the first Declaration of Children's Rights and a passionate champion for these rights. However, the conference goals are much broader than the exploration of the ideas and practices of this remarkable person and allow to introduce many national and international innovations and practices based on an interdisciplinary research in education, moral psychology and neurobiology that lead to creating compassionate schools, culturally responsive classrooms and provide more opportunities for social emotional learning in schools, after school programs, and summer camps. They are also oriented towards helping our students to become accomplished adults with a moral compass in life.
Renowned researchers and practitioners are going to be among the presenters: Professor Darcia Narvaez (USA) who has recently received a Vatican award for one of her books in moral psychology; John Graham (USA), a co-leader of the Giraffe Heroes Project and a developer of the school curriculum based on these ideas; Nair Kremer (Brazil), a remarkable art educator and artist; Jonathan Levy (France), a consultant for UNESCO and UNICEF, the initiator of Children as Actors for Transforming Society (CATS), Marek Michalak, Ombudsman for Children (Poland) and a tireless advocate of children's rights, and many more.
The Organizing Committee has put together a program of numerous creative activities to make this conference uniquely relevant for practitioners from different helping professions but mainly for those working with children and young adults. We are committed to equip the participants with valuable experiences of using innovative ideas in their institutions and settings. This will be done during multiple hands-on workshops. Conference participants may receive up to 24 WA clock hours in professional development. All the other details in this regard are on the registration page.
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In Blog Posts, Bill Gates Discusses Private Sector Involvement In Global Health, Highlights Heroes In Health, Development
Gates Notes: The business of improving global health
In his blog, Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, writes, "If you look at the research agendas of many biotech and pharma companies today, I think there are enormous opportunities to make progress on some of the toughest health challenges." Gates includes a transcript of prepared remarks he made recently at the J.P. Morgan 36th Annual Healthcare Conference in San Francisco (1/8).
Gates Notes: No masks or capes, but these heroes are saving the world
In this post, Gates highlights "some heroes among us. They are just a few of the many people using their talents to fight poverty, hunger, and disease and provide opportunities for the next generation. To all of them, wherever they are, let me say thank you. The world is a better place because of what you do…" (1/4).


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Report says two Chinese-owned fishing companies, based in Samoa, to supply StarKist
11 June, 2018, 8:00 pm
PAGO PAGO – The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council says it is pleased by the agreement between Tri Marine International and StarKist for the sublease of Tri Marine's Samoa Tuna Processing (STP) facility at Atu'u.
StarKist said more than a week ago that the 10-year lease agreement of STP would support StarKist Samoa operations.
The Council over the years has long supported efforts of the canneries in American Samoa and has been concerned over the closure of the STP cannery operation in December 2016.
The Council during its meetings has included in reports from American Samoa updates on the cannery. During the Council's meeting in Honolulu in August last year, the short-term lease of STP freezer storage by StarKist Samoa was revealed, after StarKist has been faced with limited space for many years.
Responding to a Samoa News request for comments on the new long term lease, the Council said it is pleased with lease agreement, adding that this "action supports the tuna canning industry, which is America Samoa's largest private-sector business, employing 16 percent of the Territory's workforce."
According to the Council, the tuna canneries also support many ancillary businesses associated with the industry, are the largest revenue-generating business for the American Samoa Government and the biggest private consumer of power, water and telecommunications, which brings significant additional revenue to the local government and the Territory."
In closing, the Council congratulated Tri Marine, StarKist and American Samoa.
This latest new update on the local cannery is included in the American Samoa Community Activities Report made public ahead of the Council's 173 meeting from June 11 to 13 at Wailea Beach Resort on Maui Island, Hawaii.
The report, prepared by Council staff, notes that the agreement will alleviate StarKist Samoa's need for cold storage space. "The lease of the STP facility is a win-win situation for both the companies and American Samoa," the report says. "The move gives StarKist the freezer cold storage space it had sorely needed, and also provides them with the flexibility to expand if they choose to do so."
The report also reveals that Chinese owned Ping Tai Rong Ocean Fishery Company has announced it would be offloading tuna in American Samoa. The company operates 26 longline fishing vessels and they have plans for their vessels — based in neighbouring Samoa — to deliver fish to StarKist Samoa.
Furthermore, Luen Thai Fishing Ventures Company also is planning to have some of its boats in Samoa deliver to StarKist Samoa as well.
"This will be a boon to StarKist Samoa as a steady fish supply has been a challenge for the company in recent years," the report said, adding that loss of fishing days and fishing grounds to US tuna-fishing vessels has resulted in a decrease in supply delivered to American Samoa.
As previously reported by Samoa News and also cited in the Council staff report, fish supply has impacted StarKist Samoa in the past two years, and has forced the cannery to shut down operations. The latest shutdown was for 5 weeks between October and November of last year.
"The possibility of Apia-based fishing vessels delivering fish to StarKist Samoa would help to keep production going and reduce the chances of the cannery having to undergo another suspension of canning operations," the report says.
In an effort to prepare those Apia-based boats for the stringent regulations of the US Coast Guard and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, outreach was conducted in Apia, Samoa last month, according to the report.
It says that USCG officers from Honolulu and American Samoa joined NOAA Office of Law Enforcement (OLE) to provide guidance through practice inspections and drills to the Apia-based vessels.
No specific timeframe as to when the two Chinese companies, with vessels based in Apia, will start off loading their catches at StarKist Samoa.


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Supporting adult literacy in Uganda
28 September 2018
LWF provides education and cash grants to refugees and hosts
(LWI) Shop owner James Erama's business used to lose a lot of money every month because he couldn't balance his books or track his investments, sales or profits.
However, ever since he learned how to read, write and keep track of his finances, the Duba, Uganda, businessman has been on the road to making a profit at his retail outlet.
"I now have a cash book where I record all the goods in my shop, the sales and profits," he says.
Erama is one of a group of people benefiting from the Duba Functional Adult Literacy (FAL) program in Adjumani district, which was established by The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) with funding from the European Union Humanitarian Aid.


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Pebble was one of the first companies to make a modern smartwatch. It started with a device made from plastic currently known as Pebble Classic and then they introduced a premium-looking version called the Pebble Steel. This year, the company released a second generation of the smartwatch called Pebble Time featuring a color screen for the first time and a revamped version of the operating system. Last month, they released the Pebble Time Steel, for those who missed a more solid build quality provided by the all-metal chassis. Today, the company has just announced their latest offering, the Pebble Time Round.
The most obvious difference is that for the first time, the company is using a circular display, which is still made from e-ink and it is capable of displaying 64 colors. The company claims that this is the thinnest and lightest smartwatch they have ever created and in fact, the claim holds for any other smartwatch out there. The watch measures only 7.5 mm thick and weighs 28 grams and there are two band options, one for the somewhat thinner 20 mm bands and one for even thinner 14 mm ones. The round face measures 38.5 mm in diameter though the screen is surrounded by a thick bezel, so the screen actually measures 1.25 inches.
It keeps the same stainless-steel construction of the Pebble Time Steel and it is splash resistant, although not waterproof like other smartwatches. The watch will be available on silver and black colors and the one for the thinner strap will also be available in rose gold. The software is very similar to the one found on the Pebble Time series, so more watch faces will be available soon made specifically for the round screen and some versions feature numbers on the bezel, so number-less analog watch faces are also available. Since the watch is really slim, it sacrifices the large battery included in the other Pebble Times and it only lasts for two days instead of up to 10 days. On the bright side, 15 minutes of charge can last for a whole day of use.
For those interested in the Pebble Time Round, it will be available on November 8th, but pre-orders are starting today from Pebble's website. It's also available for pre-order on Best Buy, Target, and Amazon. Prices start at $249 and a leather band is included, for $50 more, users can get one of the steel bands. On a side note, the Pebble Time Steel is now available for those who didn't want to purchase it from the crowd-funding campaign.


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Yeast syndrome was popularized by William Crook, MD, in his 1983 book, The Yeast Connection. Most conventional doctors think this syndrome is over-diagnosed by holistic practitioners and many disagree with the validity of the diagnosis.
Eating yeast-free means not only avoiding yeast but also starving the yeast organism of the medium it enjoys best – sugars and simple carbohydrates. Complex carbohydrates (whole grains) and foods with low sugar content should replace these.
Some holistic practitioners also believe that overgrowth of Candida yeast in the intestines is responsible for a yeast syndrome, resulting in symptoms such as fatigue, headache, mood swings, sinus congestion, depression, poor memory and concentration, and cravings for sweets.
Excess Candida yeast in the intestines is thought to penetrate the intestinal wall, causing yeast and other unwanted particles to be absorbed into the body.
The absorbed yeast particles are thought to activate the immune system, resulting in an allergic hypersensitivity to Candida.
Dr. Crook recommended that people with Candida overgrowth:
- avoid eating sugar. According to Dr. Crook, sugar promotes the growth of yeast. The total carbohydrate intake per day is often limited. For example, during the initial two to three weeks on the diet, the carbohydrate intake may be restricted to less than 60 grams per day, depending on age, health, activity level, and the extent of food sensitivities. Low-carbohydrate foods such as meat, chicken, turkey, shellfish, non-starchy vegetables, and certain nuts are emphasized instead. As symptoms subside, the carbohydrate total of the diet is often gradually increased.
- avoid eating foods that contain any type of yeast. These include fermented foods such as bread made with yeast, cheese, tomato paste, mushrooms, and beer.
Although Dr. Crook believed that people with Candida overgrowth would also be allergic to other fungi, not all practitioners believe this restriction is necessary.
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Iran crisis: How and why a British oil tanker was seized by Iran's Revolutionary GuardsIn The News, 21 July 2019
RUSI International, Iran, UK, Europe, Middle East and North Africa
'"Iran has responded in a way that presents the UK with a problem," Michael Stephens, Research Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute think-tank in London, told the Sunday Telegraph. "The ball is now in our court. The UK could choose to detain more Iranian ships, or look to gather a group of states around the table, such as France, Germany and the US, to see how, and in what ways, more pressure can be placed on Iran both economically and strategically," he said."


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The King's Speech producer Emile Sherman lobbies gov for commercial film fund
Academy Award-winning local producer Emile Sherman has lobbied prime minister Julia Gillard to establish a commercial film fund to stimulate private investment in the Australian film industry.
The call was made yesterday at a 'Welcome Home' Celebration at Parliament House in Canberra, hosted by the Screen Producers Association of Australia (SPAA), in honour of his Academy Award for The King's Speech.
"The King's Speech, despite having an Australian producer, an Australian executive producer and an Australian star in Geoffrey Rush, is a British film," Sherman said in a statement.
The $60 million Producer-Distributor Film Fund (PDFF) would run for three years, generating production of up to 27 new Australian films with a total production value of $405 million, according to SPAA, which has developed the proposal.
"Put simply, if the PDFF had been in place when I was financing The King's Speech, then I would have been accepting the Oscar for Best Picture for a film that was officially Australian as well as British."
Screen Australia has previously rejected SPAA's proposal, instead lobbying for a $30 million increase to its own government funding allocation.
The government's recent review of the independent production sector showed the Producer Offset has had a broadly positive impact on the industry although concerns remain that the industry is contracting.
SPAA executive director Geoff Brown said the ability of producers, such as Sherman, "to raise private finance is severely hampered by current international financial conditions and the limitations of existing Government support mechanisms."
The interim PDFF would provide matching loans to distributors of eligible Australian films, secured against the proceeds from the films' distribution. It would support mid-level Australian films with production budgets in the range of $7 million to $30 million.
"The rational for the fund is to harness the market knowledge and power of the major distributors and to secure their investment in the cause of an outward-looking, ambitious Australian film industry," Brown said in a statement.
Sherman's other films include Candy, Rabbit-Proof Fence, The Kings of Mykonos, Disgrace and the upcoming Oranges & Sunshine. He is also a principal of Fulcrum Media Finance, which provides cash flow loans to the local film and television industry.


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Dive into the menu at Coliseum Pool & Grill with an afternoon staycation.
t's no surprise how easily a staycation can be achieved in Southern California, but it may surprise you to know that staycation status can also be obtained just by dining out for lunch. Coliseum Pool & Grill, located at The Resort at Pelican Hill in Newport Coast, offers the perfect timeless poolside setting for lunch. Designed by Bill Burton of Burton Landscape Architecture Studio, Coliseum Pool is meant to take your breath away, and we'd like to think that dining next to it evokes a very similar response.
Open to the public with staggeringly beautiful views of Tom Fazio-designed golf courses, the Pacific Ocean and classically inspired architecture reminiscent of Andrea Palladio, this lunch hour offers more than what's on the plate. But before we get swept away by the view and all the details that make this five-star luxury hotel unique, let's take a moment to discuss the fantastic ever-evolving, delicious menu by Chef Diego Bernal at Coliseum Pool & Grill.
Calamari lightly fried and ready to be consumed at an alarming rate and artichoke dip so good you'd happily lose a best friend for it are how you should start your meal. This first response should set the tone. For entrées, you can't go wrong when you pick the poke bowl, made with grade-A tuna, cucumber, avocado, edamame and freshly cut scallions. If it's a cooler day and the marine layer hasn't quite burned off by lunch, the Coliseum beef burger with aged Gruyère, baby iceberg and thousand island is a good choice. If you're looking for a menu suggestion that is as unique as the view, order the Thai fettuccine pasta, featuring Angus beef, oven-dried tomatoes, shiitake mushrooms and curry sauce.
The warmth from a burger and fries or the Thai fettuccine pasta will make your heart so happy you'll want to cat nap in a cabana. Or maybe you have the opposite reaction to a full belly, and a round of impromptu golf is in order to burn off those midday calories that would otherwise make you feel sluggish. When you dine at Coliseum Pool & Grill, the after-lunch options are endless. Can you say post-lunch massage? Go ahead and order a seasonally fresh cocktail or a delicious glass of wine to pair with your experience, and consider yourself warned because you might end up staying at the resort longer than you anticipated. After all, it's basically a vacation, and you're on your own schedule.
The entire point of a staycation is to relax and get away, while not really going anywhere. The service at Coliseum Pool & Grill is immaculate and exactly what you'd expect from such a venue. It does not require a room number to be here, just a decision to lunch. And the 1.1 million hand-cut glass mosaic tiles lining the bottom of the pool should act as more than a selfie background, but an indication of the detail and thought that will go into your dining experience. Dive into the menu with abandonment and experience Coliseum Pool & Grill for yourself.


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From the Editor
Hysterotomy incision and repair: Many options, many personal preferences
Is there evidence of a best approach to managing the hysterotomy incision?
expert commentary
Joshua D. Dahlke, MD, Attending Physician, Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Nebraska Methodist Women's Hospital and Perinatal Center, Omaha, Nebraska.
The author reports no financial relationships relevant to this article.
Yes, if uterine scar healing is defined by increased total and residual myometrial thickness.
Roberge S, Demers S, Girard M, et al. Impact of uterine closure on residual myometrial thickness after cesarean: a randomized controlled trial [published online ahead of print November 11, 2015]. Am J Obstet Gynecol. doi:10.1016/j.ajog.2015.10.916.
Cesarean delivery (CD), the most common surgery performed worldwide, is associated with increased morbidity and mortality compared with vaginal delivery. More than 230 randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have been published on varying technical aspects of CD, yet uncertainty remains regarding the optimal approach(es) to minimize perinatal morbidity.
Previous trials of one such technique, uterine closure, have not demonstrated short-term outcome differences among those randomized to single- versus double-layer closure. Results of long-term outcomes such as uterine rupture remain unclear. Emerging evidence also has associated cesarean scar defects with gynecologic problems like dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain, and postmenstrual spotting, further highlighting the importance of identifying surgical techniques that optimize uterine scar healing after CD.
Details of the study
In their recent RCT, Roberge and colleagues randomly assigned 81 women with singleton pregnancies undergoing elective primary CD (at ≥38 0/7 weeks) and compared the following uterine closure types on residual myometrial thickness during postpartum transvaginal ultrasound at 6 months:
In addition to addressing the single- versus double-layer debate, this study highlights another important aspect of closure technique: locked versus unlocked first-layer suture closure. The residual myometrial thickness, a surrogate measure of uterine scar healing, was significantly greater in those women randomly assigned to double-layer (locked or unlocked) closure compared with controls. Additionally, total myometrial thickness significantly increased in the double- layer unlocked closure group. There were no differences in the short-term outcomes of operative time or estimated blood loss among any of the groups.
Based on these findings, the authors advocate for double-layer unlocked uterine closure during CD to maximize uterine scar healing.
Bottom line
Double-layer uterine closure with unlocked first-layer at CD appears to maximize postpartum uterine scar thickness compared with other techniques; it remains unclear, however, if this improves short- or long-term outcomes. What this evidence means for practice
While residual and total myometrial thickness presents a feasible, albeit indirect, assessment of uterine scar healing, it remains unclear if double-layer unlocked first-layer closure decreases long-term adverse outcomes, such as subsequent uterine rupture, cesarean scar defects, or gynecologic morbidity compared with other techniques. Nevertheless, this study highlights the importance of future research specifying both single- or double-layer and locked or unlocked uterine closure techniques.
— Joshua D. Dahlke, MD
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Hello everyone! I'll be visiting Mexico city soon, this isn't a touristic visit tho, so I'm going to stay only one night. I really want to find a decent hotel that is close to the Universidad Iberoamericana, please don't say ''Sheraton suites'', because that is NOT in my budget.
My budget is 1,000$ ( MEXICAN PESOS) per night, maybe a max of 1,500$ would be fine! But NO more. I'm looking for a clean hotel, that is also safe for a single traveler.
If you have any suggestions please let me know! I'll be going there after a few months and still have no idea where to stay. Any kind of input will be highly appreciated.


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Discount Mountain Bike Clothing: Get the outfit Cheaper
This is quite exiting, I can actually help you save some money while you get some essential kit! By now, you are probably aware that mountain biking is not a cheap sport. You can buy a decent second hand car for the money of some new bikes. Then there are the expensive parts you need for repairs and customization. But there are savings to be made if you are quick. Here is my guide to the best discount mountain bike clothing you can buy right now.
T-Shirts and Jerseys
T-shirts and jerseys made from proper sweat wicking materials are great for mountain biking. They are shaped and designed to keep you comfortable for longer and look great too. Have a look at my guide to buying mountain bike jerseys for the full low down on why they are a worthy investment over an old cotton t-shirt.
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The Troy Lee Designs Skyline short sleeve jersey is a great option especially as it is currently up to 60% off on Chainreaction. This jersey has a mesh back panel to keep you cool and a side pocket for your lift pass/snack. It looks great and fits really well. The fabric is made of a soft moisture wicking polyester and is well vented for comfort. There are not many left, so you might want to head over to Chainreaction quickly.
The men's version is available here between £22 and £55
The ladies version is available here for just £20. This one doesn't have the mesh back, but it does have a Lycra rear neck panel, to make it easy to get on and off.
The Royal Victory Race Long Sleeve Jersey is made for comfort. The long sleeves offer a bit of protection from falls but obviously they will keep you warm too. This jersey designed to be used for both downhill and enduro riding. This jersey made from a mesh fabric, to keep you cool and the Lycra neck is shaped to accommodate a neck brace. Whether you are a racer or not, this is a great buy for just £29.99 (that is a 40% discount). It comes in a few different colours too!
Available for £29.99 here.
A great option for a ladies long sleeve jersey is the dnb Trail Jersey. This is a really nice jersey with a design that won't date. This jersey designed with a fit to allow full range of motion and it has mesh panels strategically placed for great ventilation. For £21 this is a super buy with a 40% discount!
Available here for £21 (if you are quick).
Buying a good pair of mountain bike shorts is a great investment. There are many advantages to wearing the right pair of shorts as you can see from my guide here.
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Here are some great examples on sale right now:
The Royal Drift Shorts are a bargain at the moment. These stretchy comfortable thigh warmers are lightweight and tough. They have external waist adjusters to stop them falling down and zipped pockets to stash your phone and keys. They are usually around £80, but currently they are discounted up to 65%.
Available from £30 at Chainreaction
The Endura Women's Singletrack Shorts are definitely worth looking at. Endura are a British brand that don't compromise on quality and they don't break the bank either (especially at this price). These are quite a slim fit, but stretchy in all the right places. For a whopping 50% off these shorts are a good buy.
Available from £33.99 here.
There two trains of thought about buying a jacket for mountain biking. Do you buy a cheap one that you don't really mind being ruined? Or do you pay quite a lot of money on a mountain bike specific jacket and risk it? Personally, I believe you get what you pay for, however I can't justify spending hundreds of pounds on a jacket that will be plastered in mud or ripped when I hit a tree (maybe one day…..). So I think you just have to be sensible and buy within your means. Here are a couple of options that are priced quite well right now.
The Endura Humvee Convertible Jacket is not a jacket you want to expect too much of, but it will do the trick. This jersey breathable, but not as much as a high end product. This jacket really designed for road use, but it would be fine to pull out of your pack when it gets a bit soggy. There are some useful zipped pockets and it can be turned in to a gillet, by unzipping the arms when you get warm. This jersey not perfect, but for £39.99, it is cheap enough to not be precious about it and technical enough to be reasonably comfortable.
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Here are some great examples to consider:
Available from £40
The Endura Windchill Jacket would probably be a better buy. This jersey ideal for cold, wet weather without spending loads on a posh Gore Tex number. This jersey a great quality product and looks pretty nice too. The pockets are easy to zip and unzip, as are the armpit vents. This is discounted by up to 60%, so it is a really good buy. In fact at this price, forget about the Humvee jacket above and get this.
Available for £35.99
Mountain Bike Shoes
I have said on other pages on this site that mountain bike shoes may not be on the top of your list to buy. However, they are brilliant! You wouldn't believe how much grip they add to your pedals. A lot of people swear by converse or skate trainers, and I agree that they are good for riding. I used converse when I first started and my pedals chewed up the soles pretty quickly and they didn't have much protection. I have found some discounted mountain bike shoes you might want to look at while they are a good price.
Five Ten Freeriders are a firm favourite among mountain bikers. They are very very comfortable and the "stealth rubber" soles are very grippy. These are the canvass ones, which are the cheapest version, but that doesn't mean they are no good. They are lightweight and (I'll say it again) very very comfortable. They are currently discounted too by up to 29%. There are alternatives on my review of flat pedal mountain bike shoes, you might want to check out.
The Five Ten Freerider Canvass shoe is available here between £63.99 and £89.99
Get the full outfit with discount mountain bike clothing
Whether you are just starting out, or you are in desperate need of a new item of mountain bike clothing, there is something for you at a reasonable price. You just have to be quick before they are sold out.
I will be updating this page and creating others for discount mountain bike clothing, to help you get some good deals. Are there any other products you want information on? Please let me know in the comments below.


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Friday, 1 May 2009
My Lip Stuff Lip Gloss
It's no secret how much I love My Lip Stuff lip balms, they're favorites of mine, one of the balms that I always have in my drawer. I also quite like their glosses. They're not the traditional tube glosses, they're roller ball glosses, which I love because they remind me of being a teenager. The first gloss I ever remember getting was a mint flavoured Maybelline roller ball gloss that tasted really yummy, I think more of it ended up in my stomach than on my lips.
My Lip Stuff Roller ball glosses are quite runny and so don't last very long, but they taste great so I'm quite happy to reapply every half hour. I got CoCarMel Kick which is a heavenly tasting mix of coconut, caramel and marshmallow. The gloss goes on very sheerly and gives a very gentle, soft shine. These would be great for people who don't like the feeling of anything on their lips, when I put mine on I don't even notice that I'm wearing it.
The only problem I have with these glosses is that sometimes the roller ball gets stuck so it can be difficult to get the gloss out, but I find that if I warm the gloss between my hands first it goes on easily.
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President Barack Obama spent much of last Friday trying to reassure the country it is not living under the watchful eye of Big Brother in a high-tech police state, but despite his best efforts we can't quite shake some nagging suspicions.
Just the very fact that a president felt compelled to offer such reassurances is discomfiting enough, as it was when Nixon thought it necessary to explain that he was not a crook, but there were other troubling aspects to Obama's lengthy oration on the National Security Agency's surveillance and data-gathering operations. There are several questions to be raised about the rather modest reforms that the president announced, which mostly amount to continuing all the agency's data-gathering about Americans' phone and internet use but storing it with another entity of unknown reliability and accountability, yet there was something about the very tone of the speech that was even more troubling.
The president began with a brief but adulatory history of American intelligence operations from the Revolutionary War through Harry Truman's founding of the NSA, an epoch he has never expressed much admiration for on any previous occasion, then sought to appeal to his political base of aging hippie radicals with horror stories about the domestic spying of the '60s, at which point he suddenly sounded far more sincere, and he spent the rest of it trying to strike a chord incorporating both dissonant notes. With the same exasperated smile one might use on a pouting child, Obama added that "After all, the folks at NSA and other intelligence agencies are our neighbors and our friends." We live in a dangerous world that requires the vigilant efforts of a vast national security apparatus, Obama explained, but he was quick to let his supporters know that he hadn't gone all J. Edgar Hoover on them by touting the layers of law and regulation that will prevent it front intruding on the private lives and political activities of individuals. He noted that the nation has "benefited from both our Constitution and tradition of limited government," and that "our system of government is built on the premise that our liberty cannot depend on the good intentions of those in power."
Coming from a president whose entire career has been devoted to the unlimited growth of government power, has frequently waived key provisions of the laws he himself signed, made recess appointments while Congress was not in recess, flouted the constitution on various other occasions, and has recently declared his intention to act "with or without Congress," this is not entirely convincing. Coming from a president who also promised that if you like your health care plan you can keep it, that the deadly attacks on America's consulate in Benghazi were a spontaneous reaction to an obscure internet video, and that just his nomination to the office of the presidency would begin to heal the planet and lower the sea levels, and who offered his good intentions as proof of all these absurd claims, it is especially hard to believe.
Those aging hippie radicals can be confident that Obama won't use the data being collected by the NSA to quash their protests against the Vietnam War or capitalism, but anyone whose political opinions aren't so neatly aligned with Obama's can be forgiven a doubt. Those who have lately been audited by the IRS or attracted more than usual attention of the regulatory agencies overseeing their business can even be forgiven if they think it's all bunk.
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Originally published by Spiegel and Grau and now available in paperback with a new afterword and reading group guide, this highly acclaimed book takes us into the richly complex life of a small town and shows us how universal its stories are, from sending loved ones to war to striving for self-fulfillment while honoring the ties of family and community.
In Welcome to Utopia, quintessential American stories—the mom anxiously sending her sons to Iraq and Afghanistan, teens longing to escape the familiar, old-timers trying to hold onto their roots while the world around them changes—come to life on every page. Karen Valby's extraordinary capacity to observe and empathize helps us understand that whether we live in a small town like Utopia, Texas, or a large city, we confront the same fears and dream the same dreams. Welcome to Utopia celebrates the bonds that connect us, while proving that the only things that are small about small towns are our preconceptions of them.


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This triennial event will gather academics, scholars, practitioners, stakeholders and policy makers in the Food Valley to dissect the latest and most pressing issues characterising Agriculture and the Food Industry, from a local to an international perspective, dedicating significant attention also to novel and emerging concerns for society
Ayming has participated as golden sponsor in the XV edition of EAAE Congress "Towards Sustainable Agri-Food Systems: Balancing between Markets and Society" in Parma from August 29th to September 1st 2017.
The event, has returned to Italy after twelve years and it has brought back together Food Valley experts, academics, policy makers and companies.
During the conference we have discussed current and future scenarios that characterized the Agricolture and Food Industries, which need to be more sustainable in social, environmental and economic/financial terms.
During this international event, Ayming hold a Pre-Congress Symposium by organizing a round table called "Collaborative projects and knowledge sharing for a circular, sustainable and bio-based European economy".
Speakers of the round table have been:
- Prof. Antonio Zuorro – Università La Sapienza – Italy
- Joana Vide – R&D Senior Consultant Ayming Spain,
- Konstantinos Skarvelakis – Innovation Business Development Director Ayming France
- Giuseppe Mele – Manager in Finance & Innovation Performance Ayming Italy
During the round table, speakers have discussed the challenges that industries and universities have to face in order to preserve and reinforce collaboration and cooperation along the value chain. Moreover, they have described how to move to more circular economic models and exploit the potential of the bio-based industrial sector.
These models, based on circular economy, represent for the World Economy, the possibility of a brighter future, allowing, in this way, to overcome the current and future challenges of global pressure on resources and the rise of insecurity on supply.
Orienting the economic growth by decoupling it from the massive use of scarce resources and its impacts, offers the prospect of sustainable, economic and social growth that will last over time.
Ayming has proposed solutions and methods to deal with such challenges, describing its know-how in European collaborative projects that are a priority for the European Union, the experience in the BBI Industry Joint Undertaking and the importance of the involvement of Universities to share Knowledge.
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You Only Live Once, more commonly known as YOLO, is a funny concept. It makes people do extremely adventurous and sometimes ridiculously reckless things. While living in the now is perfectly okay, shouldn't you be more responsible when it comes to your future if you live only once?
Andy Rooney, an American author, and journalist had said 'death is a distant rumour to the young.' While some millennials attest to the illusion that there is ample time to prepare for the eventuality of death, many prefer other financial products over insurance because hasty returns are a priority and want for them.
I recently struck up a conversation with a twenty-something man and he almost instinctively told me that he would prefer to buy any other financial instrument but a life insurance policy for 'productive' use of his money. In his opinion, he can use the money he would otherwise use for premiums and build a fund robust enough to provide him the security that an insurance policy would.
Clearly, it is a concerning state of affairs for India. Indians are worrisome by nature and constantly plagued by the 'ifs' of life. 'What happens to my family if I incur a big loss in my business?' 'What happens to my family if I develop a terminal disease?' We spend all our time worrying about these risks, but how many of us actually buy protection to secure our loved ones if any of these scenarios are to become a reality?
If you look at it from a crude perspective, you hedge your risks every single day in some form or another. A homemaker will buy a wider variety of food items and ensure a healthy mix of food supplements in everyday food to ensure that the family members don't get tired of the diet.
You take simple precautions for your family like taking your spouse to a physician when ill instead of relying on home remedies, investing in a good toddler car seat for your child's safety during travel or child-proofing your house after your baby starts crawling, reminding your spouse to wear a seat belt or carry a helmet and adhere to traffic rules.
When you are prepared to take such small precautions for your dear ones in everyday life, why do we hesitate before taking long-term protection steps like buying a life insurance?
The perception that 'I will not reap the benefits of the premiums paid' keeps many from buying an insurance policy. Several people think life insurance is a costly affair. On the contrary, a term insurance policy is the most cost-effective method to safeguard your loved ones in case of your untimely demise. While it is crucial that you diversify your financial portfolio and have a mix of risky and steady assets, don't leave out a term insurance policy.
You might believe that you can build a fund big enough to tide over your family's financial duties in the event of your death, but a term insurance is an ideal instrument to do it. I recommend that you do your homework, recognize exactly which product do you require and how much of a risk cover you need.
A term insurance will give you the peace of mind to live in the now. So, take the plunge!
Insure your loved one's financial future after you with term insurance
(The writer is Chief Digital Officer Aegon Life Insurance)
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As the Ontario Hockey League deadline approaches on Thursday, the Soo Greyhounds remain focused on hockey and on the night before the deadline, the team was in action and focused on a division rival.
It wasn't a perfect game, but the Greyhounds skated to a 4-2 win over the Sarnia Sting Wednesday night at the GFL Memorial Gardens as the team continues to battle for top spot in the OHL's West Division.
Looking to improve on some areas going into weekend action, the Greyhounds play with the puck was a positive in Wednesday's win.
"I really liked our play with the puck," said Greyhounds Coach John Dean. "Our play without the puck left a little bit to be desired at times. When it mattered, like in the first 12 or 13 minutes of the third period, we played excellent."
Dean added that he felt a shorthanded goal by the Sting in the third period "took a little wind out of our sails."
"We gave them a little bit of an opportunity after that but I'm pretty happy with the third period," Dean added.
Limiting odd-man rushes will be something the team will look to improve on heading into action on Friday night when the team hosts the Windsor Spitfires.
"The whole team, with the puck, was dynamic," Dean said. "Without the puck wasn't terrible but we gave up too many odd-man rushes against."
Greyhounds goaltender Matthew Villalta made 27 saves against the Sting, which included some key saves as the game remained close throughout.
"If we're going to play the way we play, our goaltenders are going to see some odd-man rushes and he's got to make some big saves," Dean said. "He came through when we needed him as usual."
Ryan Roth paced the Greyhounds offensively with a pair of goals, giving him 15 on the season and five in his last four games.
"Roth is the hottest player on our team," Dean said. "He's doing the little things right which helps him get rewarded when the puck is on his stick. He's a very smart player and it's starting to pay off for him."
Morgan Frost had a goal and an assist while Cole MacKay also scored for the Greyhounds.
The Greyhounds improve to 25-10-4-1 and remain in top spot in the OHL's West Division, one point ahead of the Saginaw Spirit.
The Spirit, who also won on Wednesday, have gone 11-0-1-0 in their last 12 games.
Brayden Guy scored both goals for the Sting while goaltender Cameron Lamour made 33 saves.
"It was a good effort and we played a pretty good game overall," Hatcher said. "We got tired in the third period but overall we had a decent effort. We just have to find a way to be on the other side of that."
"He's played well the last couple of games," Hatcher said.
The Sting fall to 18-17-5-2 with the loss.
The Sting played the game minus a pair of key players in veteran Ryan McGregor and rookie Colton Kammerer, both of whom missed Wednesday's game due to injury.
Hatcher said the timeframe for return for both players wasn't set, noting that McGregor was hopeful for next weekend.
As the trade deadline approaches on Thursday, a pair of deals were completed around the league on Wednesday afternoon.
The Oshawa Generals dealt Joseph Rupoli to the Kitchener Rangers for a 10th round draft pick while the London Knights send Sergey Popov to the Owen Sound Attack for a sixth round pick in 2022.
The Erie Otters added forward Mathew MacDougall from the Windsor Spitfires late in the day Wednesday. In return, the Spitfires receive a fifth round pick in 2021, a sixth round pick in 2021 (originally belonging to the Greyhounds), and a fourth round pick in 2022.
The trade deadline is set for noon on Thursday.
In other action on Wednesday night, in Owen Sound, Mack Guzda made 35 saves as the Owen Sound Attack beat the Kitchener Rangers 4-3. Brady Lyle had a goal and an assist for Owen Sound. Jonathan Yantsis scored twice for Kitchener.
In Saginaw, Bode Wilde's power play goal at 3:19 of the third period was the game-winner as the Saginaw Spirit beat the Hamilton Bulldogs 3-1. Nick Donofrio made 36 saves for Hamilton.


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Step Into Liquid Abalone Cuff.
Sterling silver abalone shell cuff with hand stamped line work. Abalone shell is set in a fine silver serrated bezel. The rest of the piece is all sterling silver. All parts of this cuff have been hand fabricated from substantial, sturdy sterling silver and will be made to order for you.
Inspired by the warm waves of Puerto Rico.
Oxidized for a vintage feel and to bring out linework. If you would prefer a brighter/less antiqued version, that is also possible. Just let me know what you would prefer.
These are made to order and I will select a beautiful piece of abalone for you. I am also happy to show you a few choices if you would like to choose for yourself.
The big sister to our original design "Step into Liquid Abalone Shell Ring" can be found here.
Please let me know what size to make your cuff. Refer to the chart below.
Please use a flexible tailor's tape to take your measurements. Measure the circumference of your wrist by fitting it right above the wrist bone. See Photo #5 for reference. Please let me know if you require additional assistance with this. I am here to help.
This item is made to order. Please allow 7-10 business days prior to shipping. If you need it sooner please let me know and I will see what I can do!


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Very well deserved for "All is Well". I loved the drama! I thought it was going to be one of those long dragged out boring Chinese Family dramas. But this drama is so awesome in that it touches all the topics that happens in a Chinese family that no one talks about outside of the immediate family.
The actors/Actresses in this drama should all deserve an award for this drama. Very well made, scriptwise, actingwise, and overall shooting wise.
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I am recommending All is Well to everyone i know. This is the first drama after AOL that can hold my attention beyond the first 2 eps. It is so good, the acting, the lines, the storylines, just top notch. i am a believer in Daylight ent products now. The celebrities list above, is it credible, it has Yao chen, li nian, Guo Jing fei from the drama but no Ni Dahong? The awesome, most hated but fascinated character in a drama ever...Ni Da hong is trending online much more than any of the above celebrities on the list.ReplyDelete
Funny how I was amazed at Yang Zi for still being in the top 10 for so long last week, and a week later she drops out of the list lol.
I would've checked All Is Well out if there's subtitles available.


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Aug 22, 2018 12:11 pm
PlayEZ Esports and Nu Metro are bringing The International 8 finals to the big screen in Cape Town and Johannesburg. Last year over 350 people enjoyed Ti7 at Emperors Palace, Johannesburg for a +-9-hour viewing experience. This year three lucky people have won double tickets to watch the finals at the PUBSTOMP Ti8 viewing on 25 August.
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Begun in the 1930's, this quiet location is still to this day a haven for the harried. A favorite area for wildlife, it's not uncommon to see deer, fox, bear, porcupine and many types of birds along this part of the drive. The resort is on Star Lake of the Ossawinamakee Chain, a group of lakes that were separated from the Whitefish Chain in the 1800's by a series of 18 dikes which are still a part of the area today.
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Before leaving Aba Province after two days visiting Jiuzhaigou the third day and also the last day we are visiting Huanglong before go to airport for night flight to Chengdu. As before mentioned in Jiuzhaigou post we have already arrange chaffeur to drove us from hotel to Huanglong and then to airport. The distance from […]
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Today morning from Xi'an we departing to Jiuzhaigou with China Eastern Airlines, it took one hour flight. We then will be pick up by chaffeur that we already arranged earlier with Angelie Hotel. The cost for pickup service from airport to hotel is 240RMB and last day transfer from hotel to Huanglong first then to […]
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Hartigan's plea to be smarter after the dot that caused him to fear for life
A SMALL dot on the lower part of Nathan Hartigan's leg caused him to fear for his life.
Hartigan is both a tradie and one of Ballarat's top distance runners. He is in the sun a lot and, with also with fair skin, knew to be vigilant with sun protection.
All it took was a questionable dot – not a giant, odd mole – and Hartigan's life was turned upside-down with an aggressive melanoma.
Hartigan is urging anyone who will listen to be fastidious in checking and protecting their skin, particularly as the weather warms and people venture outdoors more for the holiday season.
Even though Hartigan considers himself lucky, now back to full health one year on, he is acutely aware "it could've been a hell of a lot worse".
Initially concerned, Hartigan had the dot check and was told to keep watch. A year later doctors sent him for a specialist check that confirmed he was in the minute percentage for malignant melanoma. It had spread to one of the lymph nodes in his groin and required further surgery.
Luckily for Hartigan, the cancer had not spread beyond the lymph node.
ran in2 my old u/18 football coach at the hospital2day I always loved him was exactly the pump up I need as I deal with with cancer trouble— nathan hartigan (@nathanhartigan) September 20, 2017
"It all wouldn't have got that far if I had've got the dot checked earlier. The doctor told me to come back in six months, you get busy, and I went back in 12," Hartigan said.
All my friends – everyone I run with, everyone I work with – they know I'm dynamite with sunscreen. I tell them all to apply it. It's sad I had to go through that as a reminder.
Cancer Council Victoria has this week exposed an "abysmally low" use of clothing, hats and shade on summer weekends.
The study into sun protection behaviours in Melbourne's parks, streets and swimming areas last summer has prompted the campaign UV It all adds up as a glaring reminder ultraviolet rays can damaged unprotected skin no matter where you are.
Hartigan said it was not always practical for tradies to cover-up completely when they work outdoors in summertime but it was important to work smarter.
Personally, Hartigan applies sunscreen almost hourly when working outdoors and checks his skin spots nightly. But he knows other tradies can be far more complacent.
"As Australians we should be a lot more sun-smart than we are really," Hartigan said. "You've got to remember skin cancer can affect any of us."
First run back after 4 months watching the world go by.. 1km in the bank look forward 2 tomorrow pic.twitter.com/Qj0CXeGigj— nathan hartigan (@nathanhartigan) November 16, 2017
Cancer challenged Hartigan's body inside-out. As an elite marathon runner, Hartigan was physically fit when diagnosed in July 2017 but, looking back, said he should have paid more attention to the subtle effects. He was growing increasingly lethargic.
Hartigan likened the experience to Hawthorn footballer Jarryd Roughead, who had a melanoma detected and removed from his lip in 2015 only to learn the cancer had spread to spots on his lungs a year later.
While Hartigan did not need chemotherapy, radiation or immunotherapy, he must undergo PET scans every six months and blood tests every three months for the next five years. These will be scaled back for the five years after.
Hartigan speaks highly of the team team he has got to know well in Ballarat Regional Integrated Cancer Centre, located inside Ballarat Health Services Base Hospital. But he hopes you never need to meet them.
The team Hartigan does want you to meet is at The Skin Spot, in Armstrong Street, where he gets reminders for checks and a photographic history.
Surgery put Hartigan off work for about six weeks but sidelined from running for seven months. Not running, he said, was partly a mental hurdle in knowing he would be back out in the sun again clocking up kilometres.
You can't let cancer define who you are. But early detection and prevention is vital.Nathan Hartigan
Cancer Council finds most skin cancer can be prevented with good sun protection. The study highlights we are over-relying on sunscreen and best protection is a combination of proactive approaches.
Check local sun protection times on the free SunSmart or Bureau of Meteorology apps. During these times each day:
• Slip on clothing that covers as much skin as possible
• Slop on SPF30 (or higher) broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen
• Slap on a broad-brimmed hat that shades your face, neck and ears
• Seek shade
• Slide on sunglasses
More coverage needed: expert
OLDER Victorians are more likely to be sun-smart than teenagers and young adults, a new observational study shows.
About one in two adults aged 50-plus will cover their legs when exploring parks and gardens, compared to less than one in three teenagers, and leg coverage increases to two in three adults visiting outdoor cafes with marginal behaviour change among teenagers.
A new Cancer Council Victoria observational study sound an "abysmally low" use of sun protection in Melbourne public places during summer.
The lack of protective clothing when out in the summer sun is particularly concerning to SunSmart manager Heather Walker, who said behaviours like going shirtless, put people at great risk to sunburn and skin cancers.
Ms Walker said the sun protection message must be reiterated as we head outdoors more in the holidays.
Best protection is from combining clothing, a broad hat, shade, sunglasses and sunscreen.
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When you're home alone and craving a home-baked dessert, the mug cake is your friend. Dense, moist, and warm, like a steamed pudding, the single-serving dessert cooks in just a couple of minutes in the microwave. This one is loaded with citrus and a touch of dark chocolate. For best results, use a small orange; otherwise, the cake gets soggy.
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Put orange in a 1-pt. glass measuring cup and add water to make 1 cup. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and microwave until orange is soft, 4 minutes. Drain.
Whirl orange in a food processor until finely chopped. Let cool. Add all-purpose flour, almond flour, granulated sugar, butter, baking powder, salt, and egg; pulse until blended. Pour batter into a 1 1/4- to 1 1/2-cup microwave-safe mug. Stir in chocolate chips.
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Label: Sills; A Bonnie Cashin design
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Circa: Early 1960s
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Mawlynnong Village, which was declared by Discover India magazine, the cleanest village of Asia, is situated 90 km from Shillong. This beautiful little village is located in the Indo-Bangla border. The main occupation of the villagers is agriculture, and they have remained keen for ages to keep their environment clean.
Dustbins made out of bamboo are found all around the village, and the villagers make it a point that wastes are not thrown everywhere. This waste is then collected in a pit, which is later used as manure. The villagers are also playing their parts well in spreading the message of conservation of forest by regularly planting trees and keeping the forest replenished.
Besides being amazingly picturesque, this village offers several strange natural sights, which include a living root bridge and a balancing rock. This little village can be an excellent get-away for tourists looking for relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of city life.


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Now that Google has officially announced the next Android dessert, expect to hear from different OEMs their schedule and timeline for the said OS update. Essential Phone went ahead with its Android 9 Pie update the same day the Android dev team made the announcement. Some of the latest HTC phones are getting a slice of the pie–HTC U11, U11+, U11 life (Android One), and HTC U12+. Other brands like Sony, Vivo, Xiaomi, OPPO, and OnePlus are also updating to Android 9. Of course, HMD Global won't be last to share the good news as several Nokia phones are also getting the sweet change.
The official Nokia Mobile Twitter account (@nokiamobile) has posted an interesting reply last week that tells us which phones will be upgraded to Android P. Specifically, the following Nokia smartphones will be served the latest dessert: Nokia 3, Nokia 5, Nokia 6, and Nokia 8. These models are only some of the latest Nokia phones available in the market.
The Nokia 7 Plus is under the Android One program so it's automatic the Android Pie will also be delivered. The said program guarantees software updates up to two years so it's still included. This phone has recently met some issues as some units were downgraded to Android Oreo from Android P.
HMD Global is always committed to bringing secure, pure, and up-to-date Android experience to all Nokia phone owners. There are beta testers working on Android Pie on Nokia phones so expect updates that are always pure.
Hi, Android Pie will be available for the Nokia 3, 5, 6 and 8. Roll-out will be phased as usual to secure quality delivery. Nokia 7 Plus is part of the Android One program, which guarantees two years of software updates, including Pie.
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About a year ago DLP teamed up with Under Armour to put together commercial features on three young NBA playmakers (Brandon Jennings, Derrick Williams, and Kemba Walker) as part of Under Armour's "Are You From Here" campaign.
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The Story: I was offered a chance to be a part of a review tour for Heartstone, and yeah, it sounded really great so I signed up and I read it, and absolutely loved it! Can't wait to read more by Elle Katharine White!
Series: Heartstone.
Heartstone: Heartstone and her site, my review, my reread, my third review, Dragonshadow and her site, my review, my reread, Flamebringer and her site, my review.
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Anyone else having issues with their IPTV not working using BT as ISP?
I watched all of 5 mins of the arsenal game and it went off. IPTV service is fine, use my mobile and its fine on 4G. Even when using WiFi hotspot and connecting my mag box that works.
Just using BT connection to the internet no streams work. And I have several providers so its not one specific block I think.
Tried fucking with DNS settings. Homehubs are locked down so no DDWRT for using a VPN service.


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Every now and again, just once in a lucky while, opportunities seem to present themselves in a veritable landslide. You look left and your path is strewn with opportunities. Look right, and there are yet more choices. Meanwhile, right in front of you, in front of your very nose, there are still more opportunities. What's more, all look equally exciting – each a beautiful shiny gem, gleaming with possibility!
When a myriad of opportunities present themselves like this, it can be really powerful, especially if you have just come out of a dry spell when nothing in your world seemed to be moving or working. We've all experienced a time in our lives – what I like to call an "incubation" period – when we are regrouping and reconsidering much of our business and personal lives. This is often the precursor to a major shift in life and now is the time to make the decisions about what you really want and need out of life.
Take, for example, one of my most amazing clients who I worked with just this week. She kept saying things like: "This door has just opened for me. I was contacted for a TV interview. I have an editor banging on my door. I have been given an amazing opportunity for a new product off-shoot and packaging idea. But I also have this chance to collaborate with another professional woman to launch another arm of my business. I was thinking I could do… and maybe I could also start…" In the middle of this monologue, pausing to take a deep breath, she looked at me and we both burst out laughing. "Wow!" I exclaimed. "You're going to be really busy again." "Again" being the operative word – her previous pace had nearly put her in an early grave at 38 years old. "Is this really what you want?" I asked. A long pause… "No, I want my life," she responded. "But I also want professional success. I love my work! How do I balance this? How do I choose when I want to do it all?"
Aside from the obvious learning here that you do have to choose what is most important to you, perhaps even more significant is knowing that there actually always are a number of opportunities right in front of you. It's just a matter of being open to seeing them. Of course, at times, the PAUSE button may be on while you regroup, but there truly is never a shortage of opportunities. What this means is that if you don't take one opportunity, another will present itself – you need not be afraid of missing out.
To backtrack, however, it really is important that you are ruthless about how you decide to spend your time. The best way to do this is to deploy the "4 Question Method" of decision making. Take any given opportunity and ask yourself:
1) Is this something I want to be, do or have?
2) Is this going to take me closer to my goal?
3) Is this in harmony with the laws of the universe?
4) Is this going to violate the rights of others?
You are looking for an emphatic "YES" to the first three questions and a "NO" to the last. This will help you clear the clutter around you and become laser-focused on achieving your end goal. And even though some projects may seem fun or interesting, if not exactly in alignment with your end goal, you might want to pass on them and focus on what will get you where you want to go. The only exception to this is if your gut is telling you it's something you really need to take a look at. You never know what can come of it.
Finally, keep dreaming, but stay focused on your goals… otherwise you're liable to get distracted by all those bright shiny objects around you!
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If you haven't heard by now, rockabilly singer Eddie Clendening has hit the big time with the stage show "Million Dollar Quartet". Firmly established in the role of Elvis Presley (of course), he's managed to successfully transition from the start of the show in Chicago to it's new location in New York. Congrats on your success Eddie!
Eddie was also recently featured in Broadway Buzz and will be making an appearance (May 10th I believe) on the David Letterman show. Check the listings for your local schedule! You can tell by the below picture, that Eddie is a big fan of vintage denim and workwear style clothing! Dig it!
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