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With folk-rock songs, Sophia Massad, speaks with me in this Norman Music Festival performer question and answer session. Sophia Massad will perform at the Brewhouse on Thursday, April 26, 2018, at 6:00 pm. Here are ten questions to get to know Sophia.
1. To get people to know you, how would you describe yourself and your music?
I'm like… an onion. I have layers.
But really, this is a hard question to answer. I'm really just a kid who likes to post memes and watch The Office, but music is my who life. I started singing when I was eleven years old, (here's a good laugh for you), then when I was sixteen, I released the Sophia Massad EP, you can find that gem on Spotify, iTunes, etc. I joined The So Help Me's in 2017, which has been a super rad time. I started this new Sophia Massad project at the first of 2018, having a full band join me. I feel like this project is the most raw and true me that I have ever been. I am not making music to try to be anything but myself. A lot of the music I'm releasing, like "insecurities" (May 4th), are songs that I have had in a vault for years. A lot of this music is really hard to me to release because it is so personal and makes me vulnerable. But I like it is important for artists to share their dark side and show their struggles along with their triumph.
2. What song would you like a person who hasn't heard your music listen to first?
My absolute favorite song I have right now, is called "Alone at Night." I love this song because for many years I played this song to myself and never let anyone hear it, and the first time I played it live, I got such an awesome response from the audience.
We are currently in the studio recording this song for a release (like us on social to keep up with the release date)
But for the time being, check out "Oh Honey."
3. What's your song writing process?
It's normally at the weirdest times, I'll just sit down with my guitar or at my piano, and just go. Whatever I play, whatever words come out, I just go and I record it on my phone. I listen to it the next day, and If I still like it I'll normally go back to it, revise the lyrics, and then I have a song.
4. What are your thoughts on the Norman Music Festival?
I always look forward to Norman Music Fest. I remember bein' a lil kiddo and my dad and brother would take me to see Oklahoma's best bands. In 2013, I remember my brother taking me to see Horse Thief and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. After they played I got to go say hi to the boys and I had the cheesiest moment, thinking "one day I'm going to play NMF!" and here I am haha. I have so many great memories from Norman Music Fest. I am so excited for this years lineup, if you haven't listened to Kississippi, go do that now.
5. In general, what inspires you?
I find inspiration in the weirdest places. I get a lot of inspiration from just watching the Alabama Shakes, Amy Winehouse, or Fleetwood Mac play live. They are all huge inspirations to me. I really get inspired when I am in nature, I am such an earth person. When I hike or just get to be in the woods, I feel recharged to go back into life and create. The more I create music, the more excited I get to be doing what I am doing, and the more I find inspiration in the smallest things.
6. You've just been offered an all expenses paid trip. Where would you go?
I WOULD 100% GO TO Hobbiton in New Zealand. That is just my freaking dream.
7. Any plans while you're in the Norman area?
Well, I actually used to live in Norman when I attended OU for Opera back in 2014… So, I'll definitely go back to my roots and spend some time in the gorgeous OU library.
8. What else you want the public to know about you?
I have been training to teach speech level singing since I was twelve and I now have my own vocal coaching business, teaching people how freaking awesome Speech Level Singing is!
Also, I can do this:
9. What do you think should be the Eleventh Wonder of the World?
The Great Construction of Oklahoma City (since it will always be there).
10. What was the most extreme adventure you've had?
One time I poured a bag of Cool Ranch Dorrito's into my bag of Flaming Hot Cheeto's and it was really scary to take this risk, but it was definitely worth it, and the outcome was incredible. #ExtremeSports
The eleveth Norman Music Festival is on April 26, 27, and 28, 2018. Read more interviews from performers in the festival, present and past, here. To learn more about the festival, check out our NMF page.


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Naturally, with a fine perishable item like a premium cigar, the faster it can be shipped from our climate-controlled humidor to yours, the better. This is why we have chosen UPS as our designated carrier. Delivery schedules are based on business days. In other words, unless special shipping instructions have been arranged, pickups and/or deliveries will not be made on weekends or holidays.

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text: Here's a question for all of you real estate savvy folks out there. Do developing real estate markets such as Ecuador behave in the same ways as real estate markets in, say, the United States or the UK? The answer is yes, no and maybe. Yes, GDP and population growth effect the market. Yes, the perceived financial state of the country and region affect the market. No, mortgage interest rates do not affect the prices (mainly because you can't get a mortgage). Maybe because there isn't enough information to exactly know what affects the real estate markets in developing countries.


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Lubbock Regional BreakdownAnalysis
Regional Participants
|Texas Tech
|19-5 (1st Big 12)
|Dallas Baptist
|15-5 (1st MVC)
|New Mexico
|20-10 (2nd MWC)
|17-7 (1st MAAC)
Regional Superlatives
Most Exciting Player: Eric Gutierrez, 1b, Texas Tech. Gutierrez has had an outstanding career for the Red Raiders and just routinely finds ways to make things happen at the plate.
Best Hitter: Chris DeVito, New Mexico. Boy, how about this big bopper? DeVito has earned rave reviews this season with coach Ray Birmingham even comparing him to former Lobos star DJ Peterson at times. Looking at his numbers, yeah, it's easy to see why.
Best Defensive Player: David Martinelli, Dallas Baptist. Martinelli is having quite an impressive campaign from an offensive standpoint, but he's also and outstanding defender with athleticism and a big-time arm.
Best Pitcher: Davis Martin, Texas Tech. You could go with DBU's Poche in this category, too, but we give the edge to Martin, who does a terrific job of keeping the ball low in the zone.
X-Factor: Stephen Smith, Texas Tech. As good as Eric Gutierrez is for the Red Raiders, Smith also has the ability to break games open. He's having a strong season with nine homers and 38 RBIs.
Best Starting Rotation: Dallas Baptist. The Patriots have a tradition of strong pitching, and this season is no different with the trio of Colin Poche, Darick Hall and Jordan Martinson.
Best Bullpen: Dallas Baptist. The Patriots have some serious bullpen depth with the services of Seth Elledge, Landon Wilson, Gavin Fritz and others. When the starting pitching gets into trouble, they have others to turn to.
Best Offensive Team: New Mexico. One certainly needs to consider the home field and league the Lobos play in, but this is still a very impressive offensive lineup that can hit for some serious power.
Best Defensive Team: Dallas Baptist. The Patriots have some athleticism in the outfield, while Camden Duzenack is a good one up the middle. DBU is neck and neck with the Red Raiders in this department.
No. 1 Seed Win Probability: 7. The Red Raiders play very well at home, and are 20-7 there this season, but keep an eye on Dallas Baptist and New Mexico. DBU is a seasoned club who would love nothing more than to avenge last seasons's home regional setback, while UNM is very familiar with Tech and won't be intimidated this weekend.
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Show your coding skills at the first Galileo hackathon
Be one of the first to use Galileo - the European Global Navigation Satellite System.
We are looking for passionate coders who want to shape the future of Location-Based Services (LBS) and Geo-IoT. Become a pioneer developer and discover how Galileo can help transform ideas into reality!
Join our two-day Galileo Hackathon, showcase your skills, connect with the Geo-IoT app-dev community, gain a competitive advantage for your future projects and win great prizes for you and your team.
Submissions for the first Galileo Hackathon are now closed.
Missed the 1st Galileo Hackathon? Sign up for the 2nd Galileo Hackathon on 15-17 May 2017 in Gdansk Poland, here!
Satellite positioning has become an essential service for many businesses and critical infrastructures that we often take for granted. Until now, Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) users have had to depend on the American GPS or the Russian GLONASS. With Galileo, Europe's new satellite navigation system, users will have a reliable European civilian alternative.
Galileo provides improved positioning and timing information that will greatly benefit European services and users, including the Location-Based Services (LBS) community. Being fully compatible with all existing and future GNSS, Galileo will enable a more seamless and accurate experience for multi-constellation users around the world.
The challenge
Galileo Hackathon participants will be among the first to work with Galileo-enabled mobile phones. We need creative heads to come up with innovative applications, that make use of the full breadth of Galileo's capabilities. It can be anything. Just show us how your application can generate an added commercial or societal value by using the Galileo services.
If you are already working on an LBS-based app, or you want to test your skills while developing a prototype, the Galileo Hackathon is for you.
You can join as a team (2-4 people) or as an individual. Don't worry, you'll find plenty of other teammates on-site.
|Event date
|November 3-4, 2016
|Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin, 10 Luxemburger Street, D-13353, Berlin
Get Prepared
Mobile phones will be provided for the hackathon, so all you need to bring is your laptop. Technical support will be available to answer any questions.
The prizes
Galileo Innovate
A cash prize of € 500 for the most innovative Galileo app.
Galileo Impact
A cash prize of € 500 for the Galileo app with the biggest societal impact.
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Am I the only one that's seeing that there's always some game-breaking issue with Windows Phones?
- Before I start, I'd like to say I love the platform. Being able to have a phone that integrates nicely with my other Microsoft services and allows me to be an achievement hunter on the go has been great... I love the live tiles, passionately express that it's ecosystem may be the most underrated thing of this generation, and I even love the concept of most Windows Phones' hardware
...but oh lord... there seems to be something about every phone I've had that rubs me the wrong way.
Lumia 1020 - This has to be the only thing on the market that calls itself a quality camera.. and has no slot for external storage!!! How do you screw up the most integral part of something so clearly focused on the camera experience? I loved this phone, loved it's camera something fierce and hated to get rid of it... but the lack of SD did kill it for me. I have a lot of content that isn't ideal for streaming and feel like I'm in some post-apocalyptic Fallout 3 type living condition when I find myself having to ration between things. Streaming music sucks for the lossless audio freak, and requires me to be connected while taking a hit in the battery department. I want to have my music, my games, pictures and the space to shoot more pictures/video without compromise. It's really not a tall order.
Lumia Icon - This has to have been one of the highest quality builds (and one of the most beautiful phones). The moment I got it out of the box I was in love... then I turned it on and within the first hour it was overheating... and the WiFi was inconsistent... and looking online I'd found that this... this "flagship Windows Phone experience" was well-known for having these issues where I initially thought I simply had a lemon. Then we got into all the other common problems like signal misreads, WiFi wake delay... and the fact that this flagship couldn't take advantage of flagship features like Storage Sense... and we get a beautiful phone that found it's way to eBay.
Lumia 1520 - I finally decided to put aside my bias for this big-honkin' beast of a phone and was momentarily glad I did. It had it all... great specs, an absolutely massive battery and they'd managed to pair all that with external storage. This is my current, and I really want to love it... but while I wanted to smugly say that I'm not getting the non-responsive screen issues that everyone's fuming about, I am definitely getting the non-responsive screen issues I was warned I'd get... and it's a depressing everyday problem now. I'm coining the phrase "inoperable hot brick state" because that's what it feels like. The screen doesn't just refuse to respond, it takes it a step further by heating up my phone and sucking away at my battery life... so I have a draining hot brick in my pocket that won't respond to any of my goddamn input. It usually corrects the problem within 1-5 minutes unless I just hard reset it.
Lumia 520 - This phone has been strikingly solid... like so solid that it often leaves me dumbfounded. It's mystifying how this low-end, crappy screen phone just works so well all the time. From a functional standpoint, it's worked and been totally reliable throughout everything I've ever done with it. While I once had one, it's now the property of my wife and I'm just the slightest bit jelly seeing that; even in the 8.1DP, it's stomping all my stronger devices at being reliable. The 512MB RAM holds it back, but I can't even say I've caught this phone being a pain my ***... but the 512MB does hold it back... and for the crowd of cheap people who just want essential functions, the lack of even having a cheap little front facing VGA camera kills the appeal for the selfie-addicted crowd (and even people like me who'd be totally satisfied with this phone if it were ideal for Skype). Seriously... not even a cheap little VGA front-facer? That couldn't boost the price up that much. I understand they wanted to keep it cheap, but Skype is a big part of any Microsoft device... and cheap bitches love their selfies. This phone is kind of unideal for the crowd it targets just because of that.
I don't quite know what to do... I've got the money to get whatever I want, but I don't feel like Microsoft/Nokia have really given me the phone I want to call my daily driver yet... and it's sad because the smallest little things could've turned any one of these phones into a satisfactory experience. /rant
...I'll probably stick it out with the 1520 for a few more months and see if they patch it to resolve the "inoperable hot brick state" it loves going into.
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- Hi! L1520 heating problem isn't particular to,that phone. I get it on my 820 and 520 too. It depends on your network. Where the reception is very poor the phone heats up but the issue resolves once you move into an area with better reception. At least That's how my problem resolves.
And the screen issue is because the phone heats up
2. L520 was launched specifically,for emerging markets like India Africa South Asia. Here almost everyone is on 2G. so even with the front Camera the Skype call would have been dreadful. Better off with Skype voice only.
520 was launched before the selfie craze took over so the lack of front camera also has to do with that.06-30-2014 06:05 AM
- Gotta agree.
I've come back to Windows Phone after heading elsewhere in the 6.1 days.
I love the UI.
But I can't put up with the following any more:
US-centric everything. From Bing Rewards to Cortana. If you're outside the US, MS don't want to know.
App-focus. MS seem focussed on making their apps and services work on mobile. But not in their own ecosystem. Why should I stick with my Surfaces and Windows Phones when I can have a better Office etc. experience on other platforms?
QA. Today's Calendar update blunder speaks volumes.
Xbox Music. There's nothing to say that hasn't been said already. But if, like me, you want to use a phone to be a music player, Windows Phone just makes it hard.
Customer communications. If an update is coming, why not tell people when it will be?
My 1020's heading to eBay as soon as I've worked out what to replace it with for daily use.
I like the hardware, and I like the UI, but the overall experience shows MS still doesn't "get it".
I might come back to Windows Phone in another few years, but it's still doesn't match other OS's.07-01-2014 09:21 PM
It'd be a normal-sized phone (1520 fits fine in my casual pant pockets... but it's HELL in my formals)... and while the resolution is low (and that inaccurate LED junk), that might work in my favor since Chaos Rings and Order & Chaos (two of my faves) are flat out unplayable on 1080p displays. Not the best in any field... but it seems like a balanced experience since it's got front cam, external storage and enough RAM to actually play higher-end games. I see it's got the same CPU/GPU that the 1020 has, but I'd imagine it runs games better simply because it's pushing a 480p display instead of a 720p. It's like... $80 off contract so it'd be a drop in the bucket to just try it out.
Seems to be the closest thing to the mythical "Lumia 525 with a front-facing camera" that I keep looking for.
I'm game!
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- You sound like a person who never owned a Nokia.
They never give you the perfect device, except...The al mighty Nokia N8, that phone had it all, no one bought it though.
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on the other hand, these devices where ok, but non of them was perfect.07-06-2014 03:41 AM
- Hi. Speaking as someone who has refused to upgrade from a 920 to a 930 because of the lack of an SD card slot, I have to say no.
Part of the problem here is down to OEMs. The efforts of OEMs have been so lackluster, it's clear that they they just don't want their Android model disrupted and as a result, we who dislike Apple and distrust Google have no choice except Nokia. Of course, there are new OEMs on board from India and China, and one can only hope they will make an effort to grow the platform rather than put devices out there and expect them to walk out the shops on their own. I'll believe it when I see it.
The odd thing with OEMs though is that they don't seem to realise that allowing Google (or anybody) an effective monopoly in the smart phone sector is incredibly bad for the long-term health of their own businesses. Competition with Windows Phone has already improved Android, so that it (by reports) works well on low end hardware now, thanks to the Lumia 520, so it's arguably even in Google's interests to support Windows Phone, but corporations are run by people, are just as irrational, just as short-sighted and irredeemably selfish.
Another part of the problem is us. We may have a clear idea of what x 's and y's we want, but we are legion and once our individual x's and y's are amassed, we've exhausted the greek, roman, arabic and chinese alphabets combined.
For instance, I have a clear goal of what I want to achieve with the replacement to the 920 (Enceladus, for that is her name): I want to render my iPod obsolete. I did a similar thing a few years ago when I bought my HP 614c, amalgamating the functions of mobile phone and PDA, and did it without compromise; indeed there was an increase in function. If the 930 had 128GB of on board storage or an SD card slot, I could have achieved that, but no. Right now, a Windows Phone version of the Sony Experia Z2 would meet my needs, but in fairness, what proportion of the market do I represent? And don't our collective complaints raise a miasma of discontent?
In reality it's quite unrealistic to expect all our needs to be met. What the Buddhists call dukkha - the insufficiency of life - is the norm and we have to put up with compromises. I'm actually confident that the problems we all complain of (well actually, you lot complain of. My sin is attacking Android nerds, who come here :) will be efectively addressed and I live in hope that Nokia, HTC or Sony will stop jerking us around and anounce the device we want to buy.
Perhaps when Windows Phone 8.1 is actually out...07-06-2014 05:09 AM
- So I went ahead and got my hands on an 820.
Jerk didn't bother telling me it was a demo phone... luckily the Nokia Software Recovery Tool got me off that rubbish demo firmware and onto real FW. I'm sure dropping down to 8MP will hurt me inside seeing as I'd already dropped down (only in camera quality) from the 1020 to an Icon, then 1520... but I already like the form factor. It feels extremely well-built/solid... and while it's a low-res screen, at least the hella saturated colors (and the obligatory beauty of the OS behind Windows Phone) present the appearance that it's a good screen.
Unpinning Cortana actually turned out to be the culprit causing overheating and the Loading/Resuming lockup issues... so my 1520 problems are solved and it'll be tougher for the 820 to steal me away from the 1520... but I do like the way this phone feels.07-10-2014 06:19 PM
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On Monday, our juniors went to the cinema in Viernheim. Split into two groups, the children saw Minions in 3D and Jurassic World – in German of course!
On Tuesday, we went on board of the MS Science – a ship on which the kids could learn a lot about the topic of "cities of the future".
Initially, we had planned to go on a trip to the gardens of Schwetzingen Castle, but since the weather was extraordinarily hot again, we went to the outdoor pool instead.
On Thursday, we went to Jumpinn, an indoor playground, where the kids could frolic around. This playground has everything a child could long for: a maze, slides, trampolines, bouncy castles, ball games…
On Friday, a game of bowling was on our schedule. At the bowling alley, the kids could exhibit their talent.Then on Saturday, we went to the lawn by the Neckar. The children were not only given the possibility to play ball games, but also to go to the nearby fountains place and to refuel themselves with some snacks.
Finally, we were able to collect some impressions by our young language learners:
"This week was very interesting and helpful for improving my German."
"Today, I am very sad, because my friends are leaving. I will be at the F+U Academy for another two months. That is great. But my friends have bad luck."
"I think I'll come back next year, because it's fun."
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"We're learning a lot and I love this town! Thank you for the lessons. Now I can speak a little bit German! I had a great time here!"


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Shaylin Burn had some good contests to secure a Bronze,
Josh Stoneman winning 3 fights in the Juniors for Gold then entering seniors for a Bronze.
Kieran Tweedy beating a 2nd dan and losing to a 3rd Dan for Silver.
Luca Ferrara joining us from Italy won all his contests to secure the Gold Medal.
Also joining us from Seghill were Saffron Gadema winning Silver in the senior Ladies and Brady Lim winning 3 from 3 in the juniors for Gold then entered the seniors for Bronze.


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Webinar presentation will feature an in-depth exploration of how several GT Software customers continue to leverage the power of the mainframe
GT Software, the leader in revolutionizing data, processes and transactions to optimize business information across all platforms, will present an upcoming webinar, "Make the Mainframe Great Again: Vote for Innovation and Modernization," on Thursday, November 3rd at 1:00 PM Eastern.
GT Software's Seven-Time IBM Champion and Director of z Systems Software: IMS & CICS, Dusty Rivers will take attendees on a behind-the-scenes tour by highlighting several real life customer success stories of mainframe innovation. Attendees will learn firsthand how clients around the world leveraged the power of the mainframe to create robust mobile, web, and cloud applications for success without any additional coding.
Featuring a discussion of GT Software's Ivory® Service Architect™, this webinar will highlight how this solution enabled each client to save money and development time through agile modernization tools utilizing industry-standard APIs instead of rewriting years of legacy code.
The webinar is scheduled for Thursday, November 3rd at 1 PM Eastern. Visit SHARE's event page to register.


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The Role of Legal Services Corporation in Improving Access to Justice
Friday, January 25, 2019
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The Role of Legal Services Corporation in Improving Access to Justice
"The Legal Services Corporation is the United States' largest funder of civil legal aid for low-income Americans. The LSC funds legal-aid programs that serve households with annual incomes at or below 125 percent of the federal poverty guideline. Legal-aid clients face a wide variety of civil legal problems: evictions, mortgage foreclosures, domestic violence, wage theft, child custody and child support issues, and denial of essential benefits. Most clients are women. Many are seniors, veterans, or people with disabilities.
This vital work is badly underfunded, and the shortfall between the civil legal needs of low-income Americans and the resources available to address those needs is daunting. Federal funding is necessary because support for civil legal aid varies widely from state to state. Florida and Idaho, for example, provide no state funds of any kind for civil legal aid, while New York appropriated $100 million in 2018. Local, private, and foundation sources of funding are also uneven and limited. In a dozen states and territories, the LSC provides the majority of civil legal aid funding for its grantees.1 It is the backbone of legal aid funding across the United States, ensuring that there is at least some support everywhere.
Created by an act of Congress in 1974, the LSC is an independent nonprofit corporation headed by a bipartisan board of directors whose eleven members are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. The LSC is a grant-making organization funded almost entirely by an annual appropriation from Congress. It distributes more than 93 percent of its appropriation to eligible nonprofits delivering direct civil legal aid services. The LSC currently funds 132 independent legal-aid organizations with more than eight hundred offices serving every county in the United States and the American territories.
The lsc uses the "justice gap" metaphor to describe the shortfall between legal needs and available legal services. Narrowing the gap is central to the organization's mission. In June of 2017, the
lsc issued a report titled The Justice Gap: Measuring the Unmet Civil Legal Needs of Low-Income Americans. The report, prepared by the lsc and the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, found a wide justice gap for the almost 20 percent of Americans eligible
for lsc-funded assistance. In a given year, this population receives inadequate or no legal help in addressing 86 percent of the civil legal problems it faces.
The need is widespread: 71 percent of low-income households experience at least one civil legal problem a year, and about one-quarter of this population experience six or more civil legal problems a year..."


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Like humans, dogs should do their company and delight in a walk as they take a look at the area before this can occur. There are a number of reasons a dog might need a harness. If you enjoy the notion of the type of mobility aid, but not positive if your dog will enjoy this, or maybe if your dog isn't too big, try out this notion by means of a cloth shopping bag. An active dog can suddenly wait to jump or run owing to a shoulder injury. Long-haired dogs also require additional warmth.
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An individual should make certain they feed their pet punctually, not keep a very long gap between meals. Exactly like humans, our pets also require physical maintenance to appear good in addition to feel good. Your pet may need added care to get over the experience. You might not always have the ability to receive your pet out when you leave.
You definitely wouldn't utilize it if is hard to acquire your puppy in and out. The puppy will subsequently find itself lagging behind rather than forging ahead. The ideal time to do that, naturally, is whenever the puppy is still small and simple to manage. Additionally it is important to provide the puppy an alternate to jumping up.
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It's possible for you to get collars in various materials such as fabric, leather, polyester and nylon. The martingale collars are inclined to be slightly larger than that of a typical collar, which increases the degree of comfort. Should youn't think that's effective enough, in addition, there are martingale-type collars. You need to get a dog collar that satisfies your dog perfectly.
Around the home, you ought to be extra careful your dog does not swallow modest objects as it can result in choking, or eating whatever turns out to be toxic. Dogs are definitely the most loving pets for almost all of the folks. It is feasible for the dog to be infected with Bordetella along with a virus at the exact same time.
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Remember dogs will need to learn before they understand what's wrong. Besides, they are found to be inactive and less energetic during winter due to extreme cold. The dog starts to feel very itchy, resulting in excessive scratching and biting. Normally, dogs attempt to run from the tub and should they manage to accomplish this, then they make the whole home wet with the dripping water. These dogs are very obedient and simple to train. Most dogs must be bathed just once a month, but if you bathe him as often as once each week, then that's likewise not bad. It's a little dog and is usually known as a miniature Yorkie.


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The AFENET Director of Programs – Dr Simon Antara provided technical and teaching support for the Burkina Faso FETP Mentors and Supervisors training from 30 January 2018 to 1 February 2019. The training was for 40 Mentors and Supervisors of the West Africa FELTP which comprises of Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinee-Bissau, Guinee-Conakry, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo. The training was technically supported and funded by AFENET.
Burkina FELTP Cohort III Didactics and Field Placement
The recently enrolled Cohort III of the Burkina Faso Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) participated in a class module training from 2 November 2018 to 31 January 2019. Cohort III comprises of 37 residents from 9 West African countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinee-Bissau, Guinee-Conakry, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo. The residents comprise of Public Health Officers: Physicians, Biologists, Veterinarian and Pharmacists. Class modules were completed on 26 January 2019 and residents sat for their exam on 29 and 30 January 2019. Cohort III residents have been deployed to their respective countries for first round of field placement that will run until to September 2019.
AFENET Management Team visits Burkina Faso FETP
A team of AFENET Management, Dr Chima Ohuabunwo, Executive Director, Dr Simon Antara, Director Programs and Burkina Faso Faculty and AFENET Staff: Dr. Joseph Otshudiandjeka – Field Coordinator Burkina Faso Frontline Program, and Dr Bernard Sawadogo, Regional Coordinator West Africa Francophone visited the Burkina Faso FETP on 25 January 2019. In their encouragement to the Burkina Faso FETP, residents where reminded of the core competences of field epidemiologists and were encouraged to complete all their deliverables.


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As a culture, we are obsessed with energy. We think about it. We crave it. We learn how to cultivate it and stoke it. We drink coffee for it and buy little yellow pills for it. We even watch Ted Talks about how uber cool people who have limitless supplies of it use it to solve the world's greatest challenges. Call it what you will—verve, spark or get-up-and-go—I cannot go more than three hours without hearing somebody talk about how to wring more of this divine ambrosia out of life.
Believe me, I've been on the energy train for years. Most recently it's been experiments with supplements (all legal of course), coffee with yak butter and the latest pseudo-scientifically based sleep theories, all in an effort to find more of this glorious stuff. But on a recent trip to the Grand Canyon, I started to realize that in my search for energy, I had been overlooking something quite remarkable and altogether life-changing.
In the course of three days, eight ladies and I covered thirty-five miles. We traveled down the South Kaibab one day and up the Bright Angel another, and in between, explored another thirteen miles by foot, all while carrying tents, food, cooking equipment and little plastic bottles filled with Pinot Noir. At the end of each day there was a moment of absolute euphoria when we threw off our packs, sat down and simply allowed ourselves to "be"—a moment that felt like the perfect two minutes of the perfect sunset—where both body and mind are completely at ease. And that's when I realized that while energy was indeed something worth fighting for, there was something equally important that I had been missing—the gloriousness of being tired.
Most of us would agree that our universe has an innate sense of balance. Yin and yang. Summer and winter. Happiness and sadness. Hot and cold. Even the relationship between delicious little Twinkies and humanely-raised grass-fed steak. For the most part, these things can't exist without the other. It's that "equal and opposing force" relationship that we all learned about in school. So the balance between having energy and being tired makes sense intellectually, but I'd be surprised if you've heard any infomercials championing being tired recently. I certainly haven't.
If you're like most "modern" people, you run around, completing one task while thinking about the next, sometimes in control and sometimes on the verge of frantic. You have a growing list of to-dos that never seem to get done, and you spend most of your important moments contemplating being somewhere else. Phone calls and emails never stop, and even stoplights are moments to be more productive. This all happens because we have energy, and an apparently growing supply of it (thanks to those little yellow pills). But when we're tired, all this just falls away. We fall into a couch. We let the to-do list go. We forget things. We let our minds float and our jaws relax. We stretch our legs, give our brains and mouths a break, and we remember to breathe.
Think about the last time you were totally and completely tired. Maybe it was at the end of a 12-hour day. Maybe it was the moment you finished your first marathon. Maybe it was just after giving birth. My first guess is that in this tiredness you wholeheartedly surrendered yourself to rest and relaxation, and my second guess is that it felt really damn good.
Do I think the secret of life is being tired all the time? Absolutely not. But I do think we would be well-served if we were a little more tired a little more often. I think we'd find that we would be more present, more calm, more at ease and eventually, even find a bit more of that energy we're all fiending for.
I'm going to try it this year—to be more tired more often—and if you're curious about trying it as well, here are just a few of the techniques that I've found work wonders for me…
Get your energy out during the day. Put your heart and soul into your work. Do great things. Give each task your full attention. If you're engaged doing something you love, and you do it fully each day, you'll find that you need some time to recuperate in the evenings, achieving a good level of tiredness.
Internal training is based on the idea of balance. Fast and slow reps combine to push you to your limits. Plus, it's just a really good workout. Lace up your running shoes, or get on a bike, and do some interval work until your body is so tired you want to collapse. I promise you won't die, but if you've pushed it hard enough, you will be tired.
Beer is packed full of carbohydrates and the alcohol is great at lowering the natural sugar level in your blood—both of which help you feel tired faster. So beyond being delicious and giving you a great way to relax after a long day, beer can help you get tired faster. I suggest anything over about 8% ABV for maximum effect.
Unless you're a total political junkie, watching C-Span is a decent way to get tired. It's nothing like House of Cards and Kevin Spacey rarely makes an appearance.
If all else fails and you're still tired at the end of the night, run around your bed as many times as you can, completely naked, until you're totally out of breath. Then jump into bed as fast as you can and let your muscles relax into your mattress as you feel each and every cell go from full speed to a state of complete exhaustion.
Staying up all night is the new juice cleanse. Really. Or at least it will be. Remember the last time you stayed up all night, and that feeling you had when the sun came up the next morning? That's the euphoria that comes from being really, really tired. Once a year I suggest that everybody gets this tired with a good dose of staying up all night.
If you have any other tips for getting tired, I'd love to hear them. Together we can all reap the benefits from a more tired world.


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After selecting a main character, players will duke it out while charging up the abilities of their two chosen Partners, who – once called into the fight – will contribute with battle damage and various other effects. As the combatants exchange blows, their Power Gauge builds at the bottom of the screen. Filling this gauge meter by meter, up to a maximum of three, the players will then gain access to devastating abilities, including character-specific super moves and a massively powerful "Lethal Blaze" attack that deals incredible damage but costs all three meters.
The trailer also details the game's innovative "Blast" system, which provides players with the option to use one of three special tide-turning maneuvers once per round, such as creating distance between the player character and her opponent, breaking an opponent's combo, and extending a player's combo beyond normal limits. Additionally, a player's health and meters both begin regenerating once the Blast state has been activated.
Between easy-to-execute combos, cinematic cut-ins on "Lethal Blaze" attacks that run the gamut from awe-inspiring to adorable, and assist mechanics that allow for up to six on-screen characters at a time, the development team at EXAMU ensures that combat in Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel stays fast and flashy. The game is populated by numerous heroines from the visual novel company Nitroplus' rich collection of IPs, including playable characters Ein, Mora, Ruili, Al Azif, Saya, Ignis, Anna, Muramasa the 3rd, Kibanohara Ethica, Saber, and Ouka, as well as fan favorite mascot character Super Sonico, who will be playable in Nitroplus Blasterz for the very first time via this console release. Players can also test how their skills stack up online against other network players, with full cross-play compatibility on offer between PS4 and PS3 system players.
As a way to thank early adopters and patient fans, XSEED Games will be offering the game's two DLC characters Homura (from the SENRAN KAGURA series) and Aino Heart (from the Arcana Heart series) free of charge on the PlayStation Store for the first four weeks following their respective release dates. Starting March 1, Homura and Aino Heart will be available for $5.99 each or as a bundle for $9.99.
Slated for publication by XSEED Games, Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel will be available in North America on February 2, 2016, exclusively for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 systems. The game carries a suggested retail price of $39.99 on the PS4 system for both the physical and digital release, while the PS3 system version will be released exclusively on the PlayStation Store at $29.99. This title has been rated "T for Teen" by the ESRB.
For more information on XSEED Games products, please visit www.xseedgames.com. Fans can also follow XSEED Games on Facebook at www.facebook.com/XSEEDGames and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/XSEEDGames.


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Partner Mark Hampson and Senior Associate Karl Stansbie are joining over 200 professionals from the property industry in the Legal & General Real Assets cycle to MIPIM.
The cycle will see participants ride 1,500km from London to Cannes in six days, to raise money for Club Peloton and their main charity, Coram, the oldest and first children's charity in the UK that has been helping vulnerable children for 350 years through various methods including arranging adoption and fostering, finding loving and secure homes for some of the most vulnerable and hard-to-place children in the country.
If you would like to support this great cause by making a donation, you can do so here.
Malcolm Hollis are proud to be a ride sponsor for the event, and wish Mark, Karl and everyone else taking part in the ride good luck in their journey to MIPIM 2019!


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|Brandish Piano Collection
|Catalog Number: KICA-1153
|Released On: October 21, 1994
|Composed By: Falcom Sound Team JDK
|Arranged By: Keiichi Shibata
|Published By: King Records
|Recorded At: Unknown
|Format: 1 CD
01 - Prologue ~ Bundevia
02 - Shop
03 - Game Over
04 - Brandish Tower
05 - Cave
06 - Ninja Yashiki ~ Spilling Innocent Blood
07 - Stage Clear
08 - A Journey Without Rest
09 - Ruins
10 - Soldier's Sorrow
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Falcom's arranged albums are many, and they are probably most well-known for the semi-cheesy J-Rock and pop vocal tracks. Other arrangements have come about as well, including orchestral performances, techno-synth, and my personal favorite: piano solo.
To date, Falcom has released four "Piano Collection" CDs: Ys Piano Collection, Ys Piano Collection 2, Legend of Heroes Piano Collection , and Brandish Piano Collection. These CDs are some of the least-recognized among Falcom fans, yet I think that they are some of the best. In fact, if one were to choose the best of the best, Brandish Piano Collection would be it. I chalk it up to the work of Keiichi Shibata, who did an incredible job arranging these once-mediocre pieces from Brandish and Brandish II.
Brandish Piano Collection is almost entirely piano solo, but the occasional background synth or percussion joins the mix to make the CD brighter and more energetic. Falcom has always done this, while other Piano Collections out there (such as the many FF Piano CDs) are strictly piano, no other instruments allowed. And while I generally prefer piano-only, this CD has caught my attention in a way I never thought possible.
First and foremost, look at the titles on this tracklist. Among them, you see words like "Shop", "Game Over", and "Stage Clear." In almost every RPG score the world over, these sorts of songs are tiny 30-second jingles that are usually unimpressive. For Brandish Piano Collection, however, each of these tracks are nearly five minutes long, and they are some of the most beautiful piano pieces I've heard in years. Most composers and arrangers wouldn't waste time with songs that accompany an item shop or a "stage clear" screen: the focus would instead rest on battle themes, dungeon themes, and dramatic-moment music. That a CD such as this would have some of its best tracks be in the least expected places is a phenomenal and wonderous thing.
These tracks are very "whole", so to speak. There are very few half-steps played, ever. The minor keys are natural minors, and the fourths and fifths (intervals) are present in almost every moment of almost every song. The exception to this rule is "A Journey Without Rest", which is a slow jazz piece. The chord progressions are nothing special, but the effect made through dynamics, harmonies, and the many spaces of silence that Shibata puts into the CD are beautiful.
The added synthesizers are usually a plus, though I have a minor complaint with the woobly/wobbly synth of the first track: it just sounds awkward at points. Perhaps an adjustment to the sound would've made the difference.
Other than that one little complaint, I have to say that this album is outstanding. I know that I am not alone in saying this: many Falcom fanatics have taken note that Brandish Piano Collection shines where other piano CDs have faltered. Even those who are unfamiliar with the game Brandish and its original score (such as, oh I don't know, myself) will be pleasantly surprised by the strong arrangements presented by Shibata on this album.
Reviewed by: Patrick Gann


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Real bride Claire tells all about her classic white wedding set in Leez Priory, a wonderful 16th century manor…
How did Chris propose?
"Chris proposed in Venice. On the way there he wore a man-bag and I could see the shape of the ring box in it! The proposal itself was very romantic – he got down on one knee in a gondola."
What dress did you wear?
"I wore a Justin Alexander mermaid lace dress with an open back. My something borrowed was my maid of honour's veil, and I wore Christian Louboutin satin peep toes. I changed into flip flops later on, though!"
And the accessories?
"I wore a simple diamanté bracelet from Mikey. I also gave the same design to all of my bridesmaids and my mum as a gift – I wanted us all to match."
What did Chris wear?
"Chris wore black trousers and a white jacket with a bow tie. I was worried he'd look odd when he told me what he was planning to wear, but fair play to him – he proved me wrong! He looked brilliant and very 'James Bond'! His suit was tailored from Scabal, Savile Row. He also wore a Rolex watch."
Where did you get your bridesmaids' dresses?
"I had five bridesmaids and their dresses came from LightInTheBox. They were white strapless satin floor-length corseted dresses. We all chose the dresses together. I wanted them to feel comfortable and look stunning… And they did!"
What was the first step in planning your wedding?
"The first thing we booked was the venue. Leez is such a beautiful venue and the staff are so welcoming. Chris loved it as soon as we drove in – it's a special place that really does take your breath away, at any time of year."
What's your top tip?
"For a bride, in a venue like this, definitely try to stay in the cottage the night before. Not only did we have great fun, it was nice waking up on the morning not needing to rush to get to the venue. Also, if budget allows, go for a videographer. There were so many bits of the day that I didn't get to see, but thanks to the video, I now can."
What was the highlight of your day?
"There was a wonderful photo of me drying Chris's tears. He's a bit bashful about it now, but when he first saw me, his bottom lip was going and everything, bless him. So I ran up the aisle to help him out!"
The details:
Date: 19th August 2017
Venue: Leez Priory, Chelmsford, Essex
Photographer: Hollie Carlin Photography
Claire's dress: Justin Alexander
Chris's attire: Scabal Savile Row
Bridesmaid dresses: LightInTheBox
Accessories: Mikey, Christian Louboutin


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With thanks to Annette at 3 Little Buttons for her blogtober prompts
I am taking part in blogtober and attempting to blog every day this month. Today's Blogtober prompt is making walking to school more fun in October. I am going to veer slightly off the point here but stay with me .
Walking to school is no more in our house. Small girl started high school in September and though sometimes we still catch the bus together , often she wants to walk with her friends or is happy for her siblings to catch the bus with her.
I have moaned about about the school run all the time I've been doing it . We moved house away from school so it was always a bit of a trek . a train then a walk from the station. I moaned and grumbled but really deep down a lot of the time it was quite nice (not all the time obviously we're not the Waltons!)
With 4 children that golden one on one time can be tricky to grab hold of and me and small girl's journey to school was it !!
If she was tired or grumbly then she did need distracting on the walk from the station to school – see I did promise I'd come back to the point. So the only way I could think of during these times to make the walk more fun was simply chat. Small girl is a chatterbox anyway so getting her talking distracted her from the walk.
When she was much younger our school run chat often centred round her funny little questions that she'd ask. My favourite to date was "what is your favourite word to write in joined up writing ?" It got me thinking more than I expected I can tell you !
We made grand plans on our school run , but at this time of the year there was soooo much we could chat about. What was she going to dress up as for Halloween , what should we do for Bonfire Night and then the big one ….Christmas!! we could happily chat about Christmas from September onwards . Food and films and panto and all the other exciting things we had coming up!
I'm sure there are other things that would work better on an autumn school run to make it fun!! For me and small girl though it was simply always about the chat!!


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The instructions for the Center/Title Block of the Revelation Quilt are available at largeblock-center. Now the instructions for the entire quilt are available on the website.
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Oct 21
God's Revelation to John
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Revelation ends; God wins!!
These are the final three regular blocks that go with in the Revelation Quilt. They are from Revelation 22. You can download the patterns by clicking on the following links: Block82 Block83 Block84 This is the title block for the quilt it is approximately 12″ x 36″. The pattern and instructions for constructing it will …
Apr 11
What's Your Choice?
These are the quilt blocks that go with this weeks lesson in Bible Study Fellowship. I urge you to take a look at the scriptures associated with each block and see if you have made the choice you really want for all eternity. To find a Bible Study Fellowship class near you, go to http://www.bsfinternational.org. Patterns …
Mar 16
Revelation 18
Here are the quilt blocks that go with Revelation 18. You can download the patterns by clicking on the following: Block62 Block63
Mar 08
Revelation 17 – The "Beauty" and the Beast
These are the blocks that go with last night's lecture on Revelation 7. Here are the patterns for these blocks: Block59 Block60 Block61
Feb 16
Revelation 14
Here are the Quilt Blocks that go with the BSF Lesson we heard last night. You can get the patterns for the blocks by clicking the corresponding links: Block45 Block46 Block47 Block48 Block49
Feb 02
Revelation 13 – Two Beasts
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Revelation 10-11
Here are my interpretation of Revelation 10-11, John is commanded to eat the scroll that is in the hand of the mighty angel, and yet to keep secret what the Seven Thunders have said. God's witnesses prophesy for 3 1/2 years before being killed and then resurrected 3 1/2 days later. The 7th trumpet sounds …
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With the first night of his Saint Pablo Tour in the books, Kanye West was back in New York City today, when he was spotted leaving his apartment for a workout.
Along with Pablo merch and adidas workout wear, the rapper debuted a new colorway of the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost V2. This version is fully dressed in black, with "SPLY 350" printed across the lateral side in bright red.
It's unknown when we'll see the V2 model launch, but it's safe to assume we'll see more of the shoe when West shows Yeezy Season 4 during New York Fashion Week next month.


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Manuel Caicoya has over fifteen years' of international experience. He has worked in worldwide recognized offices including in Spain, England, USA, China, Portugal, Australia and Mexico.
Having worked in leading architecture offices across four continents, in very different cultures with disparate people Manuel has gained the trust of a wide variety of clients.
Combining his long international experience with that of his employees he founded YEAH architects.
Principal Partner
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Currently based in London, Kollin Specialism is Retail and Mixed-use design. He has experience of working on projects from Master planning through to contruction stages. His creativity, experience and knowledge of the market, make him the most valuable asset of any retail & mixed use project and guarantee the success of the project to be delivered.
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During his 10 years of UK experience, Rizki was responsible for numerous large-scale projects in Europe, Middle East, Asia, and America. Rizki joined YEAH Architects in 2019 as a Partner and overseeing projects from masterplanning to construction stages, including commercial and private sectors.
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YEAH designs interior spaces for living and working. Interior performance can be measured in human and organizational terms: higher productivity, greater creativity and innovation, increased patronage or sales. Our designers work collaboratively and strategically to deliver innovation, quality and sustainable performance.
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Cock of the snook to COD for this truthout from Chris Hedges:
It does not mean we have to agree with Karl Marx, who advocated violence and whose worship of the state as a utopian mechanism led to another form of enslavement of the working class, but we have to speak in the vocabulary Marx employed. We have to grasp, as Marx did, that corporations are not concerned with the common good.
They exploit, pollute, impoverish, repress, kill and lie to make money. They throw poor families out of homes, let the uninsured die, wage useless wars to make profits, poison and pollute the ecosystem, slash social assistance programs, gut public education, trash the global economy, loot the U.S. Treasury and crush all popular movements that seek justice for working men and women.
They worship only money and power. And, as Marx knew, unfettered capitalism is a revolutionary force that consumes greater and greater numbers of human lives until it finally consumes itself.
The nightmare in the Gulf of Mexico is the perfect metaphor for the corporate state.
See also Blackwater, Google and Whales, Oh My!:
. . .they hurt us over and over and over, incapable of stopping themselves, of caring or even comprehending why we do. Because they are NOT HUMAN!
And we keep letting them! Not funny. So maybe just call it the punch, instead of punchline.


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1 t baking soda
1 t ground ginger
1 t ground cinnamon
1/2 t ground cloves
1/2 t salt
3/4 c butter (room temperature)
1 c packed brown sugar
1 egg
1/4 c molasses
1/4 c candied/crystallized ginger (chopped, optional)
Mix the flour, baking soda, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and salt in a bowl. Cream the butter and brown sugar. Beat in the egg followed by the molasses and the candied/crystallized ginger. Mix the dry ingredients into the wet. Form the dough into small balls, place them on a baking sheet and press them down with your palm. Bake in a preheated 350F oven for 8-10 minutes.


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text: Putting a stop to indignity, period. HygieneRefugeesEducationSouth SudanUganda Posted by Gideon Heugh 2 minute read 22 June 2018 When we think of refugees, it's unlikely that menstrual hygiene is the first thing to come to mind. Yet the lack of basic sanitary provision makes life miserable for refugee women and girls who are on their period. In Uganda, our local partners are working hard to ease this burden. There are currently around 1.4 million refugees living in Uganda, the majority of whom come from neighbouring South Sudan. Tearfund's local church partner, Pentecostal Assemblies of God (PAG), is working in the Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement, home to 124,000 South Sudan and Congolese refugees. Supporting girls who have reached menstrual age is a huge challenge for the government of Uganda, with a lack of sanitary pads being cited as a key reason for a large increase in school dropouts. There has been a public outcry and demands that the government should take action; however, nothing has yet been done, and so the church is stepping into the gap. 'This changed my story' 'Before PAG came, I was suffering a lot,' says Grace*, a 35-year-old mother who fled to Uganda to escape conflict in South Sudan. 'We were forced to sell part of our food ration in order to buy pads. My girls dropped out of school because of fear for stigma around periods.' So far, PAG has provided a total of 15,000 women and girls with hygiene kits – including Grace and her daughters. These contain four reusable pads, three bars of soap, a wash bucket and underwear. Training was also provided on the best way to use the kits to minimise any impact on the environment. As well as boosting hygiene and improving health among refugees, the project has enabled many girls to go back to school – girls who had previously dropped out due to lack of pads and the stigma associated with it. 'This changed my story and the lives of my girls,' Grace tells us. 'My girls are able to attend school, they are happy and comfortable. We are so grateful and appreciate PAG for their support – they have really rescued us!' This week (18 – 24 June) is Refugee Week. Please join us in praying for refugees around the world: God of rescue, We thank you for your love – a love that knows no walls. We cry out on behalf of refugees around the world: protect them as they travel; keep them safe from danger and ill-treatment; comfort and heal them in their distress. May they find safe places to stay, with all the provision of food, water, shelter and clothing they need. Move the hearts of political leaders around the world; give them a sense of compassion and justice; and help us all to create a world in which no one has to be a refugee. Amen. Posted by Gideon Heugh Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Gideon Heugh Read more from Gideon Share on Facebook Share on Twitter READ MORE LIKE THIS Continue Reading Nine years free… but is South Sudan any closer to peace?This week (9 July), South Sudan – the youngest nation on Earth – marks its ninth anniversary as an independent country. It has spent most of these… Posted on 3 Jul 2020 by Rachael Adams Continue Reading Crying out for peace in South Sudan after more violent attacksSouth Sudan is a nation that's known little peace in its nine-year lifetime. A recent attack on in the north-east of the country left hundreds of… Posted on 12 Jun 2020 by Andrew Horton Continue Reading The boy who beat malnutrition in South Sudan'When I grow up, I want to work for Tearfund! They took care of me when I was sick,' says four-year-old Bul from Twic East in South Sudan. This is… Posted on 6 May 2020 by Diane Igirimbabazi


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'An Alien Heat' pairs Don Falcone's innovative San Francisco band Spirits Burning with 70′s Hawkwind alumnus and sci-fi fantasy writer Michael Moorcock.
Best known for his work on Hawkwind's 1975 album 'Warrior on the Edge of Time' and his lyrics to 'Sonic Attack' and 'The Black Corridor', Moorcock returns to his sci-fi fantasy themes on an album that might be regarded as a space opera.
In truth, a space opera might also be an indirect way of admitting this is a spacey jumble with frequent indecipherable lyrics and narratives, but happily it is counter-balanced by moments of space rock inspiration.
No surprise then, to discover that the 30 plus musicians on the project include members of Blue Oyster Cult, Hawkwind and members of Arthur Brown's band, The Groundhogs, Camper Van Beethoven and Camel etc.
And if the jury was out back in the mid-70′s on Moorcock's literary into musical ambitions with his space poetry, then this album does little to add to the quandary.
He's an imaginative lyricist whose sci-fi notions have dated a little. And the problem with the album as a whole – apart from the lack of a much needed lyric sheet – is that there simply ain't big bones to hang the concepts on.
You can imagine that someone – probably Don Falcone – must have spent hours pulling everything together to try make a coherent whole out of lots of independently recorded parts.
In truth, the album just about strikes a level of consistency, but it's at the expense of real spark. Above all, Moorcock's lyrics too often get lost in the mush, whereas presumably the music should be supporting the lyrical themes.
As it is 'An Alien Heat' invites us to dip into a series of moods, musical pulses, and intricately layered sounds that will appeal to lovers of Robert Calvert era Hawkwind with some Blue Oyster Cult edge.
Indeed if you delve into the instrumental bonus disc (almost ironically without the esoteric lyrics) you get a stronger feel for the material.
Things open promisingly with the Hawkwind influenced 'Hothouse Flowers' on which BOC's Buck Dharma contributes a perfect vocal on a space rock track with commercial pretensions, delivered over an urgent back beat.
The following 'Geronimo' opens with Albert Bouchard's animated proclamation and Jonathan Segel's violin, but the vocal lacks clarity of diction on a muddled mix that just about frames Moorcock's rudimentary harp playing and Mick Slattery's brief but incisive guitar lines.
In sharp contrast, 'Soiree of Fire' is a triumph, opening with the chanted song title as Ann Marie Castellano does her best Gilli Smyth (Gong) impression and brings welcome lyrical clarity, in between some timeless moog and a breathless bass line that reminds me of Amon Duul.
The other highlight is the synth laden 'Dark Dominion', the closest we get to a groove. The song benefits from an excellent lead vocal by Andy Shernoff and a clever voice collage on the hook, delivered over a portentous sounding bell.
The song is something to do with time travellers, but as with the album as a whole, the listener has to make do with general space fantasy themes.
The splendidly titled 'To Steal A Space Traveller' features Joe Bouchard on lead vocal, on a mini suite that stops and starts after launching into a purposeful mid-to-up tempo, staggered by a narrative.
Unsurprisingly, it has another Hawkwind influenced intro and a fast shifting narrative which changes direction on an end-piece bathed in synth squalls.
The ending serves a link into the space poetry of 'Virtue & Mrs. Amelia Underwood', which features Albert Bouchard on vocals, some beautiful piano from Don Falcone and bassoon from Bridget Wishart (aka Mrs A.U.). It's a good example of the way disparate musical segments contribute to a project that works hard to make a coherent whole.
For the rest, there's the recurring close-to-the-mic Zappa style vocal of Jsun Atoms on 'In The Future' – glued together by Richie Castellano's guitar parts, as Atoms extends his vocal into Sparks style falsetto. And then there's his enveloping vocal on the spacey 'Any Particular Interest'. The latter brings a particular mood if not clarity, to a musically impressive piece that embraces metal riffs and intricate percussion.
The best moments on the album come with the tension breaking resolutions such as Andy Dalby's angular guitar solo on the end of 'Seven Finger Solution' and his fluid work on 'Thank You For The Fog'.
'An Alien Heat' almost finishes on a notable high with the quasi anthemic vocal and synth line of the repeated title of 'Old Friends With New Faces'. Only a deflating drop-down robs the album of some well earned grandeur. ***½
Review by Pete Feenstra
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Berlin and San Francisco – WeQ, a leader in global mobile advertising, announced that it acquired boutique games development studio, Booster Studios, to provide exclusive access to gaming inventory. Uniting the talents of its acquired gaming studio with its mobile advertising expertise, WeQ's strategic growth continues with the latest addition rebranded as WeQ STUDIOS.
WeQ STUDIOS publishes first and third-party hyper-casual games, providing services to mobile developers of all sizes for the chance to launch, market and grow their games at scale. WeQ STUDIOS is already working collaboratively with third-party developers to publish their games according to a fair shared revenue system. They also work with partners, enabling apps to gain visibility and achieve specific KPIs in key markets including US, Europe, Eastern Europe.
The mobile gaming market is expected to reach $106 billion by 2021 (Newzoo). In particular, casual and hyper-casual games have seen unprecedented growth over the past year and the market is valued to be in the region of $2 billion to $2.5 billion in annual revenue (IronSource). What sets WeQ STUDIOS apart in a saturated and fast-changing mobile gaming publishing market is offering a collaborative approach, transparency and premium player acquisition with performance-boosting and publishing solutions.
Markus Malti, Managing Director of WeQ, said: "WeQ STUDIOS leverages our market expertise in mobile advertising to offer premium player acquisition and industry knowledge, which enables our partners to get discovered while they focus on what they do best: create great mobile games. This combination of gaming talent and advertising expertise ensures our partners' success."
Behind WeQ STUDIOS is a world-class team of gaming professionals who are passionate about helping developers and advertisers publish and grow their mobile games. WeQ has entrusted Booster Studios' gaming experts and furthermore, acquired new talent to join forces with WeQ's mobile advertising capabilities. Frédéric Hatanian, who joins as Head of Gaming, has a background in game design and project management. Prior to joining WeQ he was at SoftGames, coming up with new ideas for games like Cookie Crush and Solitaire Story – Tripeaks on Facebook Instant Games, and bringing them to life through the entire development process. Alex Olmos Pardo, UA Manager of Mobile Gaming, has spent over five years at From the Bench Games where he worked with global brands including NBA, NFL, MLB, Real Madrid, Liverpool FC and AC Milan. He brings a wealth of experience in app store optimization (ASO) and user acquisition on channels such as Facebook, Google and Apple Search Ads.
Sven Lubek, Managing Director of WeQ, said: "As WeQ already delivers user acquisition beyond the walled gardens of Facebook and Google, this addition to the team enables WeQ STUDIOS to open up new advertising channels."
With this new launch, WeQ is able to continue helping existing clients grow their apps with exclusive inventory, and also giving developers the chance to publish their mobile games and bring them to the app store. With this step WeQ adds more value to its offering, which benefits both clients and new partners alike.
Hatanian, Head of Gaming at WeQ STUDIOS, said: "By bringing our mobile gaming expertise and deep knowledge of casual gaming to WeQ, we can help developers of all types and sizes to publish, launch and market their games across key markets. WeQ STUDIOS is working with some of the most experienced developers in the industry to ensure best-in-class game development. We work with our partners transparently, with fairness and full respect for intellectual property. We understand that our success is determined by our partners' success. We are always eager for new games to show at our door and are looking forward to seeing how our unique offering can help developers."
Booster Studios has already released two hyper-casual games in the app stores: Helix Madness and Tower Raise. After joining WeQ STUDIOS, the team launched Cube Flip in early May and have another game Clear Out, due for launch in June. WeQ STUDIOS has ambitious plans. Since APAC continues to be a top tier market for WeQ's mobile advertising activities, they also have their sights set on expanding into this region in the coming year.
To learn more about WeQ STUDIOS, visit https://weqstudios.com.
About WeQ STUDIOS
WeQ STUDIOS is a boutique gaming studio and publisher owned by mobile advertising company WeQ. Headquartered in Berlin, its world-class team of gaming professionals is passionate about helping developers and advertisers publish and grow their mobile games, setting them up for success. WeQ STUDIOS is working with some of the most experienced developers in the industry, to ensure best-in-class game development. This combination of gaming talent and advertising expertise ensures partner success with WeQ STUDIOS. For more information visit www.weqstudios.com.
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WeQ is a mobile advertising and branding company, achieving measurable results for clients worldwide. Headquartered in Berlin with an office in San Francisco and a global footprint in Tokyo and Seoul, WeQ builds mobile branding and mobile performance campaigns for media agencies and brands. The motto "Built by experts, powered by technology" is embedded within every facet of the organization, from campaign management to optimization. WeQ uses its innovative in-house technology, which is continually developed by machine learning experts, developers and data scientists. Behind WeQ are 100 technology and marketing professionals from more than 30 nations. This combination of human expertise and technology ensures the success of WeQ's premium mobile advertising and branding campaigns, which are scaled across 180 markets worldwide. For more information visit www.weq.com.


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Based at the Crown Hotel
Set in a breath-taking Bay and surrounded by rolling Dorset hills, Weymouths popularity as a seaside resort is attributed to King George III who came to bathe in the sea as a health cure. The beach here is superb and sweeps around the bay along the extended promenade to the busy harbour with its ancient stone pier, from which all manner of craft set sail. The town is noted as one of the top angling venues in the country and along with golf, cycling, walking and bowling, the opportunity for leisure is endless.
Our base in Weymouth is the comfortable CROWN HOTEL which is located in an extremely favourable position at the top of Weymouths town centre, next to the Town Bridge overlooking the historic fishing harbour, and just a few minutes walk from the picturesque Brewers Quay. Weymouths beautiful sandy beach and the ferry service to the Channel Islands are less than 5 minutes walk from the hotel. Features of the hotel include a restaurant, lounge, and bar where there is evening entertainment. All of the en suite bedrooms have tv and hospitality tray. A passenger lift serves all floors but please note some stairs on all floors make this hotel unsuitable for those with walking difficulties.
Saturday 1st August
Departing Newark early morning, we travel southwards via Oxford, over the Downs and Salisbury Plain, so to the coast at Weymouth.
Sunday 2nd – Friday 7th August
Scheduled excursions during our stay will include the following:
• Full day tour including a relaxing cruise from Poole along the picturesque River Frome to the historic town of Wareham, one of the few remaining Saxon walled towns in England. After free time here, perhaps for lunch in one of the many welcoming pubs or restaurants, we make the return sailing along the picturesque river back to Poole
• Full day tour calling at Bennetts Water Gardens, the highlight of which are the display of water lilies centred around a 'Monet' style bridge considered one of the most outstanding displays in the country. We then visit the Isle of Portland and the superb Heights Hotel where we will be served a cream tea with view over the panoramic Heritage Coast.
• Full day tour including a ride aboard the Swanage Steam Railway from the lovely seaside resort of Swanage to Corfe Castle. We then return via the pretty village of Lulworth; our coach will park near the Heritage Centre from where it is a relatively flat 5 minute walk down to the stunning crescent shaped Lulworth Cove
• Full day visit to Bournemouth - the largest resort on the Dorset coast which boasts seven miles of sandy beaches, beautiful parks and gardens, as well as a vast array of shops and cafés.
• Two free days at leisure in Weymouth.
Saturday 8th August
Departing Weymouth after breakfast, we retrace our steps, so home to Newark for approximately teatime.
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PRICE £606 per person sharing an en suite twin/double bedded room
Please note there is NO single room supplement but these are limited in number
Please see page 20 of our brochure for details of optional travel insurance
Pick ups over 10 miles radius of Newark
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Travel Wright air conditioned executive specification coach throughout including excursions as mentioned in the tour itinerary
7 nights dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation at the Crown Hotel
Ride aboard Swanage Steam Railway
Cruise from Poole along River Frome to Wareham
Admission to Bennetts Water Gardens
Cream Tea at the Heights Hotel
Meals other than stated above or drinks with meals
Admission to other attractions (where applicable) eg lunch in Wareham
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
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Awards – Call for Nomination
Like previous years, this year OSA is inviting its members to nominate the deserving candidates for the OSA awards in various categories. We would like to request Chapter representatives and local Odia community leaders (where OSA chapter doesn't exist) to circulate the following information in their local community networks.
Click here for the Awards Guidelines
Following are the Award categories.
- Distinguished Odia Award (Nomination Form)
- Utkalamani Gopabandhu Das Memorial Award (Nomination Form)
- Subrina Biswal Award for Academic Excellence (Nomination Form)
- Arun Das Memorial Kalashree Award (Nomination Form)
- Youth Volunteer Award (Nomination Form)
- Yuva Kala Vikas Award (Nomination Form)
- Meghna Memorial Awards for Creative Writing (Mail articles to firstname.lastname@example.com)
- Samik Singh Kalinga Youth Entrepreneurship Award (Detailed Information)
The deadline for sending the nominations for OSA awards is March 31st, 2013. This date has been chosen to make sure that the Award Committee will get adequate time for the judging process and the recipient will get reasonable amount time to plan to attend the convention personally to receive the award. The deadline is final and not subject to change.
UPDATE: The last date of submission for Meghna Memorial Awards for Creative Writing (firstname.lastname@example.com) & Samik Singh Kalinga Youth Entrepreneurship Award email@example.com has been extended to April 30th, 2013.
OSA Awards/Award Guidelines:
As per the BOG's suggestion, the Award Guidelines Committee has modified the existing guideline. The document is in the process of getting approved by the BOG members. Currently an OSA Award guideline document along with nomination forms does exist online. But the committee's goal was to come up with a consolidated guideline document for all awards and competitions that includes the nomination, selection, and review processes in a consistent, comprehensive and objective manner. Our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Sukant Mohapatra, and Manoj Mahapatra for their unconditional support and guidance.
The existing guideline document is being enhanced by the following:
a) include specific evaluation matrix for each award/competition where applicable
b) further formalize the roles and responsibilities as much as possible
c) suggest changes to process of nomination / selection to increase transparency and to make judging less subjective
d) spell out the appeal/review process
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Mr. Gagan Panigrahi of Toronto, Canada has graciously agreed to lead the Award Committee with Mr. Nirannjan Mishra and Mr. Pradeep Mohapatra for the year 2013.
Nominations for all awards (except for Meghna Memorial Award and Kalinga Youth Entrepreneurship Award) should be sent to Award Coordinators at firstname.lastname@example.com
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For further information on Samik Singh Kalinga Youth Entrepreneurship Awards, please visit http://www.orissasociety.us/keaward/


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"Just As I Am more than delivers on the promise of Invisible Life. Harris gives his readers a refreshing view of African-American achievement, a touching characterization of a man living with AIDS, and a sensitive depiction of gay/straight friendships that is much to be hoped for in the world outside the book's pages." — The Atlanta Journal Constitution.


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In a case of drunk driving, a popular Tamil director Bharathiraja's son Manoj has been booked for drunken driving. According to reports, Manoj who was driving his BMW car was stopped by the Chennai police to conduct the drunk driving test. A case has been booked against Manoj and a fine of Rs 2500 has been slapped against him.
Tamil Director Bharathiraja's Son Manoj Booked For Drunk Driving
Interestingly, last year also Manoj was booked in a similar incident after he rammed his car into a divider under the alcohol influence. Talking about his career, he was introduced as an actor but most of the films didn't fare well at the box-office. Meanwhile his father Bharathiraja is making news of late for his controversial statements against Superstar Rajinikanth. He was also at the forefront in the burning issue of Cauvery protest.