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Avalon Waterways operates one of the most modern fleet of ships in Europe. It also provides an active itinerary along the Danube, so you can bike, hike and cook your way through Europe.
The fun of going to faraway places is getting up close to different cultures. If you are someone who always forged your own path with a distinct perspective of the world, Avalon Waterways presents a river cruise experience with your unique style in mind.
Operating one of the most modern fleet of ships in Europe, Avalon Waterways provides an active itinerary for travellers to enjoy expansive views and wider cultural perspectives. Bike, hike and cook your way through Europe. Active Discovery on the Danube is just one of many routes that introduces you to the people and places in a fun and engaged way.
Pedal, taste and experience. Every port gives you a world of possibilities as you interact with the locals and choose the dynamic, interactive activities that appeal to you most. It's the Old World in a whole new way!
Active Discovery on the Danube
9 Days from Linz to Budapest
Day 1 Arrive in Linz, Austria, a European capital of culture and Austria's third-largest city. Embark on the AVALON LUMINARY. After a mandatory safety exercise, meet Avalon Waterways' friendly crew and fellow shipmates at a welcome reception.
Day 2 Arrive in the pretty market town of Engelhartszell near the German border. Step ashore and visit the stunning rococo Engelszell Abbey. Tour its brewery, explore the Sensory Garden, and taste locally produced cheeses and beer brewed by the Trappist monks. Alternatively, join a fun guided hike along the route that smugglers took during World War II, when a tightly controlled border existed between Austria and Germany.
Back on board, lunch is served. Bavarian specialties will leave you energised and ready to join an exhilarating hike along the Danube. Watch the ship pass through the Schlögen Oxbow, a particularly beautiful horseshoe-shaped curve of the river. When night falls, opt for a theatre or music excursion. You can even mingle with locals at a fun pub crawl!
Day 3 In the morning, visit Mauthausen. With evidence of human habitation dating back to the Neolithic Age, choose between a guided bike tour to an ancient Roman border defense fort, or tour the heart-wrenching Mauthausen Concentration Camp, one of World War II's largest and most brutal Nazi work camps.
Day 4 Before arriving in Vienna, paddle a canoe on a guided tour down the Danube. You can also take in incredible views on an easy guided bike tour from Spitz to Krems and enjoy the sights in Dürnstein. Wind down the evening with a guided hike through the vineyards outside Vienna, with wine tasting and dinner at a Heurigen wine tavern.
Day 5 Waltz down Vienna and choose an activity for the day. Enjoy a bike tour that takes in the sights along the famed Ginstrasse, or jog between sites if you are extremely fit. Take a unique Insiders Tour and discover something different. It could be anything from visiting a musical instrument maker, to preparing some foods at a cooking class.
Day 6 A second full day in Vienna presents further opportunities for cultural immersion. At the crack of dawn, wrap yourself in the peace of the city during an early riser walking tour. Visit the Italian and Dutch Masters Gallery after breakfast, or explore the Military Museum, which commemorates the heroic past of the Habsburg Empire.
Day 7 Arrive in Visegrád and spend the day in the great outdoors. Danube-Ipoly National Park, a home to eagles, falcons, bats, terrapins, fire salamanders and other wildlife, is a great hiking destination. Later in the afternoon, arrive in Budapest, Hungary.
Day 8 Disembark from the ship and see the best of Budapest on a city sightseeing tour. This features the Heroes' Square, Fishermen's Bastion, Matthias Church, and an inside visit of the Opera House. Thereafter, shop for handcrafted souvenirs and savour a cream cake in Gerbeaud Café, join an optional tour of Budapest's limestone cave system, or play nine holes of golf.
Day 9 End the trip with breakfast in Budapest.
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Whilst no specific data is held by Policing across Wales regarding the extent of the problems associated with homelessness, Police Forces across Wales recognise that homelessness, crime and disorder and vulnerability can often overlap and are underpinned by complex social problems. Policing is sensitive to the fact that coercive policing powers cannot be seen as the route to addressing homelessness and as a consequence policing activity is designed to protect the vulnerable and, more often than not, make referrals to partner agencies.
Our priority is to work with and assist partners in tackling these issues, with the focus being on avoiding criminalising those who find themselves in these circumstances.
In order to respond to the complex risks associated with homelessness, the Police Service is committed to:
o Keeping people safe
o Working in partnership to protect the most vulnerable people in society;
o Working in partnership to reduce anti-social behaviour;
o Working in partnership to prevent and detect crime using the appropriate legislation proportionately;
o Signposting individuals whilst referring persons resorting to begging to relevant support agencies.
Naturally, whilst underpinned by the same ethos the specific response to homelessness varies from force to force across Wales. This will depend on the extent and scale of the problem as it relates to calls and demand for policing services associated with crime and disorder or concerns for public safety.
For example Cardiff, Newport and Swansea have all developed similar processes to equip police officers and police and community support officers to respond to and deal with individuals who are apparently homeless, with a view to ensuring that the appropriate interventions are put in place to both deal with any criminality and also support those in need.
Often police forces are required to deal with street drinking, drug taking, anti-social behaviour, thefts, and aggressive begging and assaults.
Typical interventions can include using legislation such as the Vagrancy Act 1824 and Section 34 and 35 Dispersal Powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.
Importantly, proportionality and necessity are tests which are applied by all police officers before coercive action is taken, providing contact details for outreach services and making referrals to partner agencies are often the primary response of both police officers and police and community support officers.
Police officers are public servants and are deeply concerned about people who are affected by rough sleeping across Wales. The majority of those sleeping rough are doing so as a result of challenging personal circumstances and are amongst the most vulnerable within our community. In many cases they need the protection of the police and other agencies.
If a person, for whatever the reason, is taken into police custody the level of welfare support and care offered to them is substantial and comes under significant scrutiny. Nurses for example are employed within police custody suites across Wales and the Independent Office for Police Conduct scrutinises police actions should any harm come to individuals upon their release from the custody suite.
The majority of policing interactions with members of the homeless community are underpinned by dignity and compassion, focussing on the provision of support and outreach services.
Each police officer across Wales has attested to the fact that they will serve with fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality, upholding fundamental human rights and according equal respect to all people. The police service is required to keep the peace whilst seeking to prevent all offences against people and property. This at times requires the use of legal powers, but as described above this is not the single response of policing to the challenges posed by homelessness in Wales.


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What is HTTPS?
HTTPS stands for "Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure." It's a process which verifies the authenticity of a website and encrypts information as it travels between the website and the user.
Regular old HTTP doesn't encrypt any information exchanged between a website visitor and that site — payment info, contact forms, tracking cookies — it's all in plain text. Like writing a letter on a postcard, anyone could see that message.
Using HTTPS is like sending your letter inside a sealed envelope — and writing it in a language that only the person you're sending the letter to can understand!
What is an SSL certificate?
Your SSL certificate is what tells the browser that your website is using a secure transfer protocol and is the site that it claims to be. You can think of it as a special, personalized seal on that envelope that lets the recipient know the letter is REALLY from you.
In the past, this has been more important for sites like banks, e-commerce sites, etc. that handle sensitive information. Recently, Google has been pushing for this to become the norm for all sites across the web.
Why is HTTPS/SSL important for ad earnings?
There have been some recent changes within the ad industry, and loading your site over HTTP can affect the quality of ads that your readers see and how your ads perform.
Google requires that sites load over HTTPS in order to use the SafeFrame feature in their ad technology. SafeFrame adds an array of features to the ads that protect your site and readers from any potential bad ads. If SafeFrame isn't able to run on your ads, it can cause ad quality and performance issues.
HTTPS is important to keep your ads earning well.
Does AdThrive recommend switching to HTTPS?
Short answer: YES. We think it's the smart move.
If your site isn't being served over HTTPS, as of October 2017, Google will begin showing a "NOT SECURE" warning to readers visiting your site using the Google Chrome browser "when users enter text in a form on an HTTP page, and for all HTTP pages in Incognito mode".
This is part of Google's push to mark ALL pages served over HTTP as "not secure." In April 2017, Google started by marking HTTP pages as "not secure" if they contained any password or credit card fields and announced that they would roll out this second phase in October 2017.
HTTPS is going to be a baseline for sites across the web in the future, so we encourage you to go ahead and start that process now if you've been on the fence! There are many affordable and even free options, and your host or developer should be able to do the work for you.
However, there are a few issues that can occur when you move your site to HTTPS, so we recommend checking these three things after you've made the switch:
- If you're on Wordpress, make sure your AdThrive plugin is up to date. If you aren't using the AdThrive plugin or are using a different CMS, ask us to check that you're using the latest head code.
- Work with your host or developer to make sure there are no mixed content errors. Whynopadlock.com/ is a good resource for making sure that your site is fully on HTTPS.
- Send a quick message to your friendly AdThrive team so we can make sure everything looks good for your ads!
Is moving to HTTPS considered a URL change?
Moving from HTTP to HTTPS does not constitute a URL change with advertisers — it's just a simple change to the protocol used to access your domain. Advertisers get to know your site through your root URL:
How do I make the switch to HTTPS?
We recommend working closely with your host and your developer to set up the SSL certificate for your site and make sure everything is working correctly. Any quality host will offer free "Let's Encrypt" SSL certificates, and most will help with the switch for free. The process involves server work and doing it manually can be challenging or could even crash your site if something goes wrong.
Premium hosts usually have an automated process for moving to HTTPS — they either do it for you or walk you through every step.
Budget hosts may be less helpful, requiring you to buy an SSL certificate and have a developer set it up for your site. This could be a great opportunity to switch to a higher-quality host in the process!
What should I keep in mind when switching to HTTPS?
Watch out for redirect loops
Redirecting the HTTP version of your URL to the HTTPS version is a necessary part of a successful transition. However, if the redirects aren't done correctly, you can end up with an endless redirect from one version to the other and back, called a redirect loop. This can be avoided by having a reputable host and/or developer do the transition for you.
Fix mixed content errors
Mixed content errors mean some files are still being served over HTTP after the rest of your site has been converted to HTTPS.
Some examples of where we see potential issues include:
- Images
- Scripts
- CSS references
- Other ad networks
- Certain recipe plugins
We recommend working with your host or developer to make sure there are no mixed content errors on your site. Whynopadlock.com is a helpful resource for making sure all elements on your site are fully HTTPS.
Update your URL in Google Analytics / Search Console
After switching to HTTPS, you'll want to update your URL in Google Analytics and Google Search Console. As a side benefit, you should start to be able to see more of the keywords people are using to find your site through Google!


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It's the one document you don't want to lose before you jet off on holiday.
Passports cost a lot of money to replace and can take weeks to arrive, causing a great deal of inconvenience.
But as many eagle-eyed jet setters will have noticed, our passports say 'European Union' across the top of them, which has naturally caused many people to worry about what will happen if we do leave the EU after this Thursday's referendum.
Although our passports are issued by the UK government, they share a format with the other 27 EU member states.
Related: EU referendum: Six arguments for and against Brexit
All countries issue documents with burgundy covers, embossed with the words 'European Union' at the top, followed by the name of the country, its coat of arms, the word 'passport' and the biometric passport symbol at the bottom.
So, the questions on many people's lips are – if we leave, will we have to apply for new ones? Will we have to pay the full amount? If everyone's applying for them, will it take months for the backlog to clear?
One woman even tried to ask David Cameron on Twitter, but he failed to reply.
When our sister paper the Mirror approached the Passport Office to shed some light, they refused to comment.
Their press team at the Home Office said they had entered purdah – a four-week period where official bodies cannot enter into conversation before the referendum – and could not comment either way.
But the most likely solution is that our passports will be valid up until their date of expiration.
Then, once we apply for our new passport as usual, we will be issued with new, non-EU passports.
It is important to note that no member state has ever left the EU. It's unprecedented, so nobody really knows what would happen if we voted for a Brexit.
Commentators have speculated that nothing at all would happen for at least two years as Britain enters into negotiations, so there would at least be some time to process it all.


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Whitley Strieber discusses the nature of second body and what it means in both our physical lives and after our physical bodies are no longer functioning. He mentions the one photograph that has ever been made of second body, and it's quite a surprise. Can you guess what it is? He then goes on to talk about the art of feeding and strengthening the soul.
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Looking to start a business?
Once you have an idea you are usually ready to race off and get started. Did you realise there is a lot of work to do in the background to ensure your business will have the best chance of success. Don't wait until later get it right from the start so you can keep focusing on building the business
Have you considered any of these?
- How will you structure the business: e.g. a company, sole trader or partnership
- Tax registration
- Will you be employing people
- How will you keep your financial records
- What liability will you be exposed to
- What if you find a business partner
- Do you have a budget for setting up before sales start to come in
These are some of the questions we have helped our clients with as they set up their businesses. If you feel any of these questions are unanswered get in touch and let us show you how we can help.


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Inside Sales Lead Generation (JN -082019-4008)
Our client is a company that delivers innovative asset management, valuation, and disposition solutions for copiers and office equipment. Right now they are looking for a professional to join them in an Inside Sales Lead Generation role.
Qualifications / Requirements
- Minimum of 2 years' experience in Outbound calls and Data Entry
- Strong Computer Skills: Proficient in Microsoft Office, Outlook and Windows
- Self-motivated and able to work with little supervision
- Familiar with using a CRM database to document all activities.
- Attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to research companies via the internet.
- Ability to develop trust/rapport and determine which contact is a potential client.
- Cold calling dealers in the client's industry.
- Making 50-70 calls per day and updating our client's database as needed, which may include special projects related to database clean-up.
Education / Training
- High School Diploma or Equivalent Required


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Why are we still surprised to see Oscar-winning celebs in made-for-TV movies? They're no longer maligned as a medium for wannabes or has-beens, argues Diane Keaton. This Sunday, she stars in Crossed Over airing at 9 pm/ET on CBS the true story of Beverly Lowry, who came to terms with her son's death by befriending death row inmate Karla Faye Tucker (Jennifer Jason Leigh).
"The television movie has changed," says Woody Allen's one-time muse. "With serious television and HBO, I don't think there's anybody saying that one is superior to the other."
Keaton admits she's grateful for any role she can get in the increasingly ageist industry. With the exception of The First Wives Club where she co-starred with Goldie Hawn and Bette Midler recent baby-boomer films like her Town and Country have bombed. These days, Keaton frankly says she'll do "whatever is possible for me to play, considering my limitations. I'll do pretty much anything that has substance or is funny."Keaton also keeps busy with her own production company, Blue Relief Productions, and a sporadic directing career. (There's also been talk of a First Wives sequel.) So the 56-year-old actress is rarely one to rest on her Annie Hall laurels. "When you're burdened with the responsibility to live up to what you've done, it changes the tone [of your work]," she explains. "Sometimes you just have this serendipitous moment, and Annie Hall was one of them, where it just came together."


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|Spring Term 2020 Global Economic Relations - 3291 - GOVT 275
Prerequisites/Notes: Sophomore standing and ECON 100. GOVT 140 or GOVT 340 recommended.
Catalog Description : This course covers the major concepts utilized in the field of international political economy. Major issues covered include debates about globalization, trade policy and free-trade agreements, monetary policy and currency regulation, aid and development, immigration policy and labor migration, global corporations, and international institutions such as the World Bank, IMF, and WTO.
Attributes: Social Science Div GER (01cr), Diversity-Global GER (01cr), BM Social Science (01cr), Foundation/Gateway Course


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New Exhibition in the FXFOWLE Gallery: "Rupture" by David D'Agostino
"Rupture," a new solo exhibition by New Mexico-based painter David D'Agostino, is currently on view in FXFOWLE's Gallery until November 24.
Based on treks to the summits of desolate mountain peaks and desert lowlands in New Mexico, David D'Agostino's new painting series 'Rupture' captures nature's ambivalent beauty and ever-present destruction. The natural landscape never extends beyond the immediate view of the observer. For D'Agostino, it is always framed by the psychological design of what we want to see. And especially the field of vision created by the plethora of traditional Southwestern landscape painters who crave a certain light, a certain palette, a certain beauty.
Unlike many New Mexican painters, D'Agostino does not attempt to idealize the landscape with overly saturated colors and rarefied, unblemished horizons. He accepts the rupture: eerie, barren, stressed places cut open by the velocity of weather and human inspired exploitation. His work cradles ominous terrains where excessive desert heat and mountain ice collapse our flimsy identities. Lifting our gaze toward form and emptiness, hovering between presence and absence—where blinding storms and dug out pits propel an irreversible slip of bone and muscle.
"Rupture" is on view in the FXFOWLE Gallery through November 24, 2017, 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday (except major holidays), and by appointment. FXFOWLE is located at 22 West 19
Learn more about David D'Agostino at http://www.daviddagostino.net.
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Spies Hecker takes an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at the airbrush skills on the Mercedes-AMG F1 W09 EQ Power+ race cars at the Paint Shop in Brackley, England
Paints and inks have been applied with brushes since 300BC, with them becoming more widely used from the 14th Century. So, relatively speaking, the airbrush has had a short life; the first patent was awarded in 1892. But in this time, it has established itself as an instrument that craftspeople and artists love to use, while its versatility has ensured its wide reach. Initially developed to retouch photographs without leaving brushstrokes, airbrushes are used today to create impressive and intricate individual works of art on bikes and crash helmets, as well as to apply make-up, temporary tattoos, self-tanning products and even nail polish.
And during a Formula One season more than 1.4 billion viewers worldwide see impressive airbrush skills on display on the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport's F1 W09 EQ Power+ race cars most weekends between March and November, as the team works its way through the gruelling race calendar.
Aerodynamically smooth
As the only team in the pit lane to have a livery with complex colour gradients and fades, Brackley-based Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport relies on airbrushing as a fundamental part of its Paint Shop's processes. Spies Hecker, one of the three global refinish brands of Axalta, a leading global supplier of liquid and powder coatings, is an integral partner to the team, and has been for more than four years, providing the paint for the W09 EQ Power+ and the previous championship-winning Silver Arrows cars.
Andrew Moody, Head of Paint and Graphics for Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport, explains, "we utilise airbrushing in many areas on the cars – for our green and blue glow lines as well as for the fades and gradients from silver into black, but also for the iconic Mercedes-Benz star on the nose and on either side of the engine cover. So, our painters are skilled not only at operating a standard spray gun, but also at using airbrushes. They follow clearly set out processes in our Job Element Sheets, which detail the what, how and why, including, of course, all the Spies Hecker products."
The Paint Shop uses a variety of Spies Hecker products, including Priomat® Wash Primer 4075, then either Permasolid® HS Vario Primer Surfacer 5340, a high solids primer surfacer, or Permasolid® HS Performance Surfacer 5320, a fast drying 2K HS sanding surfacer. Permasolid® HS Speed Clear Coat 8800 is used on parts that need to dry quickly, and for everything else, they use Permasolid® HS Optimum Plus Clear Coat 8650.
For the striking colour gradients, there's the main Permahyd® Hi-TEC 480 basecoat highly reflective silver colour – called Stirling Silver, named after Sir Stirling Moss who drove for Mercedes-Benz in 1955, and which was developed by the Team with Spies Hecker in 2013 – plus four additional silver tones, graded one to four, moving into black. And there are three different greens and two different blues for the glow lines. None of the colours are commercially available.
Spray gun or airbrush
The skill level and complexity of processes that go into getting these airbrushed elements looking perfect shouldn't be underrated. The airbrushes used in the Paint Shop are small, precise instruments powered by the same compressed air the standard spray guns use, but at a much lower PSI and using a much smaller bore air hose. Air passes through the chamber inside the airbrush while the paint, which sits in an interconnected reservoir, is gravity-fed into the internal mixing chamber. The paint is atomised thanks to the air's velocity, and it passes through the nozzle tip directly onto the race car component. The guns are double-action, which means the painter has to press down on the small trigger that sits on the top of the airbrush with their index finger to release the air, and then pull the trigger back to allow the paint to flow. The more they pull back, the more paint is atomised through the nozzle, and the more they depress the trigger, the more air flows. The paint effect can also be changed based on how far the airbrush is from the object being painted. All these variables present the painters with the power to create a highly precise line and a much softer, wider effect in a single stroke. But this versatility requires great skill to get it right.
Andrew says, "Compared to using a normal spray gun, the painters have to be much more conscious of the trigger control with the airbrush. They have to demonstrate quite a lot of patience and restraint and really work the trigger differently. They should always start and end with just air, as a rule. The painters really must operate at an extremely high level of confidence and skill because the point at which we airbrush is fairly far along in the overall process, so if something goes wrong, it can be problematic in our highly pressurised environment. Airbrushing needs to be all but second nature to them."
Each one of Andrew's ten painters in the Paint Shop is a qualified painter who is comprehensively trained for this very highly pressurised role. As Andrew explains. "Things can change so quickly, so adapting and being flexible, while maintaining our focus, is essential. Eighty percent of the team can do all the jobs, and fifty percent of the team are able to do the speciality work, like airbrushing."
Star of the show
The iconic Mercedes-Benz star that adorns the nose is one of the most complex and process-driven areas on the car that is painted. It is, however, only a portion of the front wing, which is the most time-intensive component of the race cars, taking about 35 man-hours hours to paint in total. The star has a staggering 16 process steps, each of which has up to five different stages. The various airbrushing steps, using a 0.5 closed tip nozzle for greater precision, require the painters to use spray masks. These control and contain any overspray, ultimately creating a three-dimensional effect with sharp, crisp edges.
Andrew says, "Permahyd Hi-TEC really helps us because it is exceptional at multi-toning and designed paintwork. It allows us to mask directly after flash-off."
The two Mercedes-Benz stars on either side of the engine covers follow the same complex, multi-step process, only on a larger scale.
Andrew says, "It is a testament to the skills of the painters that although the finished effect of the airbrushed star is incredibly detailed, only four colours are used. This gives some indication of just how intricate and complex it is, and how much skill is involved."
Glow with the flow
The vibrant green and blue glow lines, which are visual representations of the airflow across the car running from the front wing, the side of the chassis and continuing on the rear wing, are also airbrushed. To further complicate matters, they run across multiple components. This means the glow lines have to be identical on every interchangeable component, and able to match up with the adjacent panels perfectly in terms of placement, size, shape, colour and shading. And as the components are not painted alongside their surrounding panels, this is no easy task.
Andrew explains, "the glow lines are difficult because they are delicate. We start with a spray mask to help outline the exact shape, but then the painters freehand airbrush the rest using an 0.8 open nozzle tip. They have to be absolutely consistent. With a highly creative medium like airbrushing, that is a real challenge. To a certain extent through our strict processes we remove the creativity; a painter can't add a little flick at the end of a line because everything has to be consistent and identical."
The airbrushes are cleaned just like spray guns, but in their own dedicated extraction system. At least twice a week, the painters break the airbrushes down completely to clean and to inspect the internal components, including the O-rings, to ensure everything is working perfectly.
As Andrew concludes, "airbrushing is essential for our Team and our 2018 livery, but it is a challenge for the painters as they have to forget many of the things they learned when they became a painter. Some of the techniques are very different, but some aspects, particularly the prep, is exactly the same. For any refinisher who has an interest in airbrushing, I would say 'have a go', you might be surprised what you can do."


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Welcome to STEM
What is STEM Education?
STEM is the idea of educating students in four different areas: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Rather than teach them as four different subjects, STEM integrates them into a cohesive learning style that is design-based, and has real-world applications.
There is a focus on STEM today because 28% of high school freshman declare an interest in a STEM-related field, but 57% of those students lose interest by high school graduation [US Dept. Ed. source]. The goal is to get American students into the top of the pack in the international arena.
Why STEM?
Projections are for 8.65 million American workers needed in STEM-related jobs by 2018 [source]. STEM jobs do not all require higher education or even a college degree. However, a bachelors degree helps with entry-level jobs and a higher then average advertised salary [source]
What separates STEM from the traditional science and math education is the blended learning and project-based environment showing how these disciplines can be applied to every day life.
Finally a STEM curriculum is aimed toward attracting underrepresented poplulations such as female students. The gap is increasing between males pursuing a college STEM degree and their female counterparts.
How can I get involved?
- your intellect in learning about STEM to see if it is a fit for your son/daughter or family member
- your effort to encourage students to try and see if STEM interests them
- your prayers for any age student you know exploring if the world of STEM is for them
- your personal energy in volunteering at LLHS for STEM Club or STEM Camp
- your time in mentoring a student at LLHS or anywhere who is exploring the world of STEM
- your money in assisting LLHS in starting and enhancing a STEM based education
- your thoughts by communicating interesting STEM ideas to educators and students


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Hart Council has outlined a new timetable for delivery of the Local Plan after the most recent delays. The new timetable looks quite ambitious:
27 September2016 – There is to be a workshop to go through the draft overarching policies, but not the spatial distribution strategy itself. The papers for the workshop are due to be published shortly.
17 October 2016 there will be a special meeting of the Local Plan Steering Group, open to all councillors, to discuss the Spatial Distribution strategy and the final version of the draft Local Plan. It is not yet clear when the documents related to this meeting will be published. [Update: We now expect the spatial strategy to be released on 11 October].
19 October 2016 – Special Cabinet to decide to go to consultation on the draft Local Plan.
20 October 2016 – Special Council to endorse Cabinet decision to go to consultation.
The dates for the Special Cabinet and Council meetings have been added to the official meeting schedule on Hart's website.
It is not yet clear when the new Strategic Housing Market Assessment will be published, nor is it clear what the process will be if there are disagreements about the draft plan at the LPSG on 17 October.


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We are a Dutch family of three: Tim (42), Eveline (40) and Max (4). Since 2015 we live on our sailing boat 'Mallemok', an Endurance 35 ketch. We quit our jobs and sold our house to go on this adventure. After having navigated Europe's inland waterways we are now cruising the Med.
To see more inland waterway pictures visit: facebook.com/varen.mallemok.
On facebook.com/sailingmallemok and www.sailingmallemok.com you can follow our adventure on the Med.
Along the way we like meeting other families to spend time with. We've setup a Facebook page for this: Liveaboard Families Med.
In November 2015 we reached the Mediterranean after having spent three months on the inland waterways of The Netherlands, Belgium and France. We thoroughly enjoyed this journey. We enjoyed it so much, that we decided to write this e-pilot in order to inspire other sailors to take and enjoy this route, as an alternative to going by sea. While wintering in Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône where Max went to the local daycare we wrote articles for the Dutch sailing magazine 'Zeilen' www.sailingmallemok.com/zeilen.html and we worked on this e-pilot, documenting all our experiences and observations. In April 2017 we updated the e-pilot using input we gathered from cruisers that used it to navigate the inland waterways.
Tim: "Years ago while backpacking around the world everytime we were admiring a shoreline somewhere there would be a sailing boat anchored there. And the idea of having such a lifestyle grew on me. Travelling around in your own house. 2015 was the year we said goodbye to Amsterdam and I discontinued my work as web developer. Our liveaboard lifestyle is aligned with my values and passions of having little possessions and live an adventurous, fun and playful life in freedom. Not putting things off till it's to late. It is fantastic to fully live in the 'here and now' and spend so much time with my wonderful family and to cook for them."
Eveline: "After having worked for 12 years in international jobs for a large financial institution I went through a burn-out. While recovering I realized that going backinto corporate life was not the best decision for me. Instead taking off to do what we had been dreaming of for a very long time, seemed a much better prospect. Cruising combines my passions of travelling and sailing and it enables being with my family, exploring new territories, improving my language skills and meeting interesting people. I am curious what this new phase in my life will bring and look forward to integrating my professional passions into life on the boat."
Max: "I enjoy living on our Mallemok because I get to spend a lot of time with both my mommy and daddy. I am making new friends from different countries and although it's hard to understand what they say I am learning fast. I love riding my bike and playing outside. On Mallemok I have lots of toys. I have my own room, but my toys are all over the place actually. I love reading books with my parents and watching movies on their bed, especially Sing, Trolls, Barbapappa, Octonauts and Paw Patrol. I really enjoy playing with LEGO. My dad can build great things for me to play with. When I am in Holland I go to school, which I like."
Mallemok: "I was built in 1979 by Astilleros Belliure in Calpe, Spain. They gave me two masts, 1.75m draught, 10.80m length and 3.35m width. People admire my classical style and solidity. Tim, Eveline and Max are my fourth owners. I have always been well looked after. Most of my days I sailed in The Netherlands on the IJsselmeer and in Zeeland. Although I really enjoyed the French canals, I am glad to have my masts up again and I am excited to be back on the sea where I was created. It's great to be a liveaboard yacht. I get a lot of care and attention and I am happy to be a good home to this fantastic family."


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Well, XC day was FUN and EXCITING! :) Danny was a rowdy boy. :) He settled into his stall and was good while I watched the other groups. Then it was our turn. I got him tacked up and headed down to the XC field with the other girls. He was rowdy! He was dancing and even reared up once or twice on the way down. I joked that I may have to take him for a quick gallop and made sure they were okay with it. When we got down to the XC field I decided at this point that a good gallop was going to best for everyone so Danny and I went off a ways and I let him have a gallop. He wasn't flying as fast as he often does but he did get moving pretty quick. I let him have a few laps and then we headed back to the group. Stephen found out about our horses and then had us warm up. Danny was still a bit up but I managed to keep him in a trot and canter and we got warmed up.
We started trotting over a little log on the ground and then continuing on to trot through the water. Stephen had us do it 3 times in a row. The others had let their horses through the water while Danny and I were busy wrestling so I didn't have a chance to let him trot through. But I figured it would be good to see what happened. He was actually quite polite over the log and trotted politely. And then he was game and trotted right into the water. I had to let him stop to have a quick drink but was able to kick him on and we continued around.
Then we moved on to some other stuff. Stephen had us trot or canter three times over a fence. There was 3 to choose from and the only rules were that we couldn't go lower once we went higher. I started over the baby one and Dan trotted it fine. So then we moved up to the middle one (tadpole) and cantered it and we couldn't quite get our striding so it was awkward. We tried again and fixed it.
Then Stephen made us do a little course, which was fun. Danny was great. When I let him go a little bigger, it was smoother and better. So, while I can't let him get strung out, I do need to be mindful that he needs to be able to actually canter and not tippy toe it. It was fun.
We moved on to the water next. Stephen snuck in an X and had us jump the log, canter around and into the water and then canter out over the X. Danny was so cute. He came around acting like he was a Rolex horse... "I've got this momma". And then he came up to the crossrail and was like... "wait, what's this?". He slowed down and jumped it but looked at it as he was going over it, like... "where did that come from?!" Hee hee. It was cute. So we came again and this time he was all bad ass and brave and ready. "Let me at it!". Such a cutie. So then we turned it around and went the other way and he was fine. Stephen told us that when we are coming into water not to slow them up too much. Don't keep half halting and half halting without lots of leg. Keep the momentum. So we did and Dan jumped brave and bold over it. But I'm glad Stephen was telling me to keep my leg on and ride forward because it was tempting to almost shut him down a bit for whatever reason. So Yay!
So then it started to get stormy in the distance. We saw a few bolts of lightning and heard some thunder. We were having so much fun we didn't want to quit though. We decided to head to the small water (where Dan and I had problems at the show) and see if we could squeeze that in before the rain hit. We didn't. It was just starting to rain on the other side of the field when we got to that section. But since we were right there I asked Stephen if I could at least just take Dan over the blue bench and into the "water". (There was no water in the water, but at least the depression and rocks were there). He said sure but to canter it. So I did. And Dan jumped the jumped and then danced sideways once but then went into the "water". And then it started raining. As I was walking him out he spooked a little at the boat fence. I wasn't aiming to jump it but Stephen noticed him spook at it and told me to take him to it. Well at this point Lauren had gone through with her horse so I got out of the way. Her horse spooked at the boat fence too so she came back around and got him over it. I turned Danny to the boat and he spooked and refused it. So we circled around and he thought about backing off but I closed my leg. Right as I felt him decide he was going to go for it and he could do it, a big bolt of lightning hit behind us with a big thunder boom. And, two of the girls in our group had decided to head back when the rain started and were ahead of us. They decided to start cantering. So all of this hits right as Dan decides he's gonna jump so he let out a monster jump and then bucks and kicks out at the fence on landing. He hee. It was hilarious! Then he sees them ahead and busts out in the gallop to catch them. We were cantering politely for a few seconds and then Danny tried to turn it into a race. Meanwhile I realized that the OTTB and another rider were still behind us and it might not be so nice to them. But Danny had switched into racehorse mode so I decided to turn right and gallop off laterally instead of straight towards home. Once I got him under control I was able to get him to a trot and catch the other girls. I told them it wasn't smart and perhaps we should walk back home. Turns out the girls behind us had gotten off and were walking home. So... it all ended well but it was funny there at the end.
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HÀ NỘI — The Cát Linh - Hà Đông elevated railway in Hà Nội has been connected to the national power grid for its trial operation this month, according to the railway project management board. The train has undergone a test run on each section in July before being tested on the whole system next month, a representative of the board said.
According to the board, all carriages and some 95 per cent of equipment have been moved to the construction site. About 79 per cent of the installation work has been completed so far.
Stairs at the stations, depot designs and water drainage systems are being completed.
The transport ministry ordered the metro line trial run to start in August, one month earlier than expected to soon put the railway into official operation.
At a meeting last month, transport minister Nguyễn Văn Thể said that the assessment of the whole metro line system must focus on supervision on its design and operation to ensure absolute safety for the trains and passengers.
The elevated railway line will stretch over 13km, linking Đống Đa District's Cát Linh Street with the Yên Nghĩa Bus Station in Hà Đông District. It includes 12 stations and a depot at Phú Lương Ward in Hà Đông District.
The railway will operate 13 trains with four carriages each that will run every two minutes at speeds of 35 to 80kmph.
The railway has been constructed using Official Development Assistance from China with total investment of $868 million.
The China Railway Sixth Group is the EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) contractor for the project. — VNS


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Google Made Sweden Delete the Word 'Ungoogleable' from Its Language
Caity Weaver
Every December, the Swedish Language Council (a government-funded group that regulates the Swedish language) releases a list of new words that have entered everyday speech but do not appear in any dictionary.
Last year, the list included words like emoji, referring to the picture emoticons, and kramtjuv, translated as "hug thief," meaning a pickpocket who hugs a person in order to mug them.
It also included the word ogooglebar the Swedish equivalent of "ungoogleable."
The Council defined the "ungoogleable" as something "that cannot be found on the Web with a search engine."
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The Best Podcast Recording Equipment of 2019
3 Essentials to Have The Best Podcast Equipment Setup in 2019
02.28.19 | Recording Equipment | By: Jacob Bozarth
One of the most important elements needed to get pristine audio quality is a good source. And getting a high-quality raw recording relies very heavily on the podcast recording equipment that you use. While there are many methods to improve your podcast sound quality without spending any money, some sonic problems can only be fixed with a better source captured by better equipment. While this list of podcast recording equipment is not comprehensive, it will show you what you need to get a podcast off the ground in 2019, or how to take your existing show to the next level.
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If you're recording a podcast the very first thing you need, aside from some content, is a microphone. The good news of living in 2019 is that you can record an extremely high-quality podcast with a mic that costs less than $100! Of course, if you want to spend a little extra to get an even better sound that's an option too. There really is an option for every budget! Here are three of our favorite microphones for recording a podcast.
Audio-Technica ATR 2100 – $69 (Works as both USB or XLR microphone – a GREAT mic for the price and a very popular USB microphone for podcasting)
ElectroVoice RE-320 – $295 (Broadcast standard mic and one of our favorites for podcasting. If you are recording an in-person interview, this is our mic of choice)
Lauten Audio LS-208 –– $599 (Lauten Audio has some amazing microphones. This front-address, large diaphragm, high dynamic range, condenser microphone for broadcast will not disappoint. We recently purchased one to use in our new vocal booth and it has quickly become our favorite microphone for podcast VO. You'll
get a rich full sound with the benefits of noise cancelation with this mic being a front address mic. This is the only condenser mic we recommend in this post so keep in mind that you will need phantom power for this mic)
2. Handheld Recorder
While all of the items in this post work together, the handheld recorder is definitively the most important item. This item replaces the need to use a computer with a simple interface and knobs. These handheld recorders capture each microphone line you plug in onto separate tracks. Another thing we like about the Zoom H5 and H6 is that they are very easy to navigate and adjusting the gain is as simple as turning a knob.
Zoom H6 – $399 (This may be our favorite piece of podcast recording equipment and we constantly encourage podcasters to use it as a go-to recorder! 4 mic preamps, built in mic, and expandable to an additional 2 inputs.)
Zoom H5 – $249 (2 mic preamps, built in mic, and expandable to an additional 2 inputs.)
3. Headphones
When you are tracking your podcast, it's crucial that someone is designated to wear headphones and monitor the audio being recoded at all times. Here are a few pairs of closed back headphones we recommend.
Audio-Technica ATH M40X – $99 (Great sounding, affordable, closed back headphones. Audio-Technica has line of affordable closed back headphones you can check out.)
Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro – $179 (These headphones are comfortable and they sound great, what more can you ask for! If you are recording or editing a podcast, these are our favorite closed back headphones at this price point. For many of our audio engineers and podcast editors these are the headphones they go to.)
Have some equipment that you would add to our introductory list? Send it our way! Additionally, If you have any questions or want a personalized equipment consultation with us, send us an email or schedule a call today!
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The Overburdened and Malnourished Work-Horses in our Schools by Colin Donald
Middle and Senior Leaders
Initiatives in our schools take one of two tracks. If they are planned well and led by understanding principals and leaders, they generally run well and, while there are surprises, we often get the results wanted and are reasonably happy with them. Many initiatives however are on the opposite end of the spectrum – they quickly become a burden on those responsible for implementation, a distraction from day-to-day work and simply add to everybody's workload without any obvious benefit. These are the innovations that make every leader cringe - the project that seemed like a "good thing to do", but actually just made work more complex and busy. If you haven't seen an initiative like this, you probably haven't been teaching long enough yet - they're widespread.
So why do we keep piling on more work? I believe the simplest answer is probably the correct one in most cases. We just don't stop to look at what is "already on the wagon". And if the wagon driver (or senior/middle leaders in these cases) doesn't say anything, nothing changes. Perhaps the senior leadership team doesn't recognise the issue either; or perhaps its members are afraid to speak up. Either way, the silence is deafening and the wagon continues to get loaded. And, just like our picture, the "mule" ends up with all legs up in the air, incapable of getting anything done. What we needed to do before agreeing to take on any new work or project is to decide what we are going to stop doing - in effect unload the wagon!
The challenge – and the point where we can minimise or avoid risk – is to have frank conversations about workload and resource management. The foundation for that discussion is clarity about what is actually going on. That means we document what is going on, including all the "next best idea" work that comes and gets tucked in behind those packages we already have on the wagon. Only discussions based on clarity of understanding about the current situation allows schools to focus on changes that will result in improvement. This requires strong, skilled leaders willing to say "no" or ask "why" of those who encourage the "piling on" approach that we've come to accept.
"Initiativitis" is rife in many of our schools and it is vital that leaders actively manage that. Clearly, the wagon has to be balanced if is going to go places: improvement in schools demands time and space for leaders at all levels to actually do the work of change.
The question is: Will you turn attention to the mule the next time somebody tries to sneak another package onto your wagon?


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Lori Hoffman Eisenberg of Southfield is among the legions who "can't wait" for former Farm Fresh Market owner Jerry Denha to open his new supermarket.
When Farm Fresh closed three years ago, some Jewish customers were disappointed to lose their favorite place for buying kosher food. The store was also popular for its fair prices and a shoppers' rewards program.
After months of anticipation, passers-by can see the colorful letters of Denha's new venture, Noah's Marketplace, affixed to the freshly painted tan, burgundy and cream facade of a former Farmer Jack supermarket in Southfield. The logo is also on the polished concrete floor inside. Denha's crew is stocking shelves and putting the finishing touches on what should be a unique independent supermarket for Metro Detroit.
"I plan to open in early December," said Denha. Noah's Marketplace is on 11 Mile Road, east of Lahser.
The location in Southfield, near the I-696 freeway, is ideal, he says. The supermarket should not be too far for his Oak Park and Huntington Woods customers, and will attract new shoppers from the western suburbs.
With Noah's Marketplace — named for the youngest of his four children — Denha is making a renewed commitment to his Jewish customer base.
"Twenty-five percent of our space is devoted to kosher," he said. The Council of Orthodox Rabbis provides kashrut supervision.
A native of Iraq, Denha feels an affinity with Jews and knows the Jewish holidays and customs.
"It was really a lot of fun working with the Jewish community," Denha said, "and that's why I want to get back and have a kosher market."
The 37,000-square-foot space in the Harvard Row shopping center was remade to Denha's specifications. He deemed only one produce case usable from the former business.
Pro-Touch Painting, owned by Israeli immigrant Motty Potter, painted white walls in colors Denha selected for eight different areas of the store.
For example, "the kosher meat department is painted blue to match with the Israeli flag," Denha said.
Meal Mart will be among several kosher food suppliers. Bloom's Kosher Carryout will prepare meals for take-out dining. Bake Station will provide kosher baked goods.
As a high-end, full-service supermarket, Noah's Marketplace will offer various party trays, flowers and plants, extensive beer and wine selections, and more. A pharmacy and future vendors (perhaps coffee or scooped ice cream) will lease front-of-the-store space.
The self-serve checkout stations introduced at other supermarkets won't be found at Noah's Marketplace.
"I don't believe in that," Denha said. "I believe in customer service." He'll have seven staffed checkout lanes.
Farm Fresh's stamp loyalty program led to quarterly checks for customer-designated organizations, including Yeshiva Beth Yehudah, Congregation Beth Shalom and Temple Emanu-El. Noah's Marketplace will offer a rewards program, too. Denha hasn't decided on the format yet, but it's likely to be points collected on a card.
In addition to kosher Jewish specialties to-go, the supermarket will have Chaldean carryout food. Items made on premises will include beef and chicken shwarma, meat pies, kibbee and stuffed grape leaves. Denha's sister, Ann Salmo — "a very good cook" — will lead the operation, assisted by his wife, Rita Denha, and other family members.
Noah's Marketplace is at 21800 W. 11 Mile Road, Southfield; (248) 996-9898.
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Rumors are still running rampant, and it's hard to separate fact from fiction, but my current understanding is this:
Haruhi will air Fall '07
A yet unnamed (most likely FMP!) light novel adaptation will follow in Spring
CLANNAD has been pushed back to Fall '08
More news will be added as it surfaces. In the meantime, setup a lawn chair, pop a cold one, and watch as the internet explodes.
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February was a disappointing month for the Dallas-area housing market.
While home sales by real estate agents in North Texas inched up 1 percent from a year earlier, median home prices were flat from 2018 levels.
And the average price of homes sold in the area actually fell 1 percent from February of last year, according to data from the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University and the North Texas Real Estate Information Systems.
"The market is most definitely slower," said Dr. James Gaines, chief economist at the Real Estate Center. "Prices may reflect more activity at lower end or some slowdown in price movement.
"It's hard to tell in just a couple of months, but the next couple will be good indicators."
So far in 2019, sales of single-family homes through the Realtors' multiple listing service are down 5 percent from a year ago.
And median home prices in North Texas could only eke out a 1 percent year-over-year price gain to $245,000.
At the same time prices are flattening, the number of properties on the market in the area is exploding.
At the end of February, almost 22,000 homes were listed for sale with real estate agents — a 25 percent jump from February 2018 inventory in the more than two dozen North Texas counties included in the survey.
And the number of condos on the market is 43 percent higher than it was just a year ago.
The surge in home listings has added to the average time it takes to sell a property, which averaged more than 60 days last month.
"There continues to be ample demand for housing in D-FW," said Ted Wilson of Residential Strategies Inc. "But as inventory levels start to increase for both new and existing homes, it is more difficult for sellers to push pricing.
"Several of our clients have reported that the consumer is responding to discounting. We are hearing that this improved house pricing, coupled with low mortgage rates, has pulled many buyers off the sidelines in recent weeks."
The one bright spot in February's housing report was the 4 percent increase in pending sales — houses under contract for purchase but not yet sold.
Since mortgage rates have retreated from recent highs in late 2018, housing economists are hoping that this year's traditional spring housing market won't be a bust.
But most forecasts call for only slight home price increases from a year ago and mostly flat sales.


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A Treat for the 14th.
I've just read a press release that says that very few people are planning anything special for this St. Valentine's Day. What a shame. The already-low numbers plunge when it comes to married couples. So, I'm suggesting an easy little … Continue reading
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A Blot(ter) On the Landscape Of My Desktop
I write. Mostly by computer these days. But when the occasion demands it, I put fountain pen to paper and invariably to my finger tips, stray tissues …. whatever is lying around. Smudges are less than easy and elegant. So … Continue reading
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i always thought having a baby in october would be the dreamiest. born as the leaves change color and just in time for a long winter of snuggling up together in all the warm layers and wool socks in a room full of holiday decor. too bad ya can't plan those sorts of things. never did get a baby in october (don't think i didn't try, folks) but i did get 5 little munchkins at other times of the year and by golly i have nothing to complain about when it comes to anything and everything and yes i still every single day think at multiple times during the day, "HOW DID I GET THIS LUCKY?"
5 beautiful babies to celebrate all 31 days of this glorious month with. pulling out all my beanies. making up excuses to walk through the park each day. dusting off the crock pot. trying to talk my family into eating chili every meal. ;) and doing my due diligence to have this apartment smell like cinnamon rolls as often as i can physically plop them into the oven. you know, just putting in all the effort to get my winter body in perfect winter shape. i freaking love you, october.
my kids (eleanor, mostly) have been talking and planning their halloween costume since before the 4th of july. eleanor wants to be a character from tron. don't ask me which one, i haven't seen the movie. but yes, tron has infiltrated our home the past several months in the kind of way where after cutting off my hair this summer, eleanor's first comment upon seeing it was something along the lines of, "this is great, mama. you can be Quorra for halloween now." (apparently, i have her haircut and we're twinsies now.) halloween 2018 is going to be a lot of fun at our house. i can already tell.
we head to utah in the middle of the month to welcome home my little brother, isaac, who has been away in mexico for the last two years serving as a missionary for our church. i am so proud of my baby brother and how he has chosen to put the Lord first in his life and serve. i can't wait to see him. and i can't wait to be with all of my siblings again after two long years apart. in one of her letters to isaac, one of my sisters mentioned something conrad had said, and he replied back, "wait. conrad can talk?!" haha. forgot he left when conrad was so much smaller and it's gonna be wild to introduce him to 2 brand new nieces and a new nephew (my sister's baby, brody) when he arrives home. a lot has happened since he went away.
i haven't been able to give as much attention to posts on this blog of mine lately, between the babies and working on other projects and things i am so very excited about and hope to share soon. finding time to juggle it all is so hard for me. i don't know how people do it. thankful for the quickness and ease of social media and how it allows me to remain and feel somewhat connected to all of you when i can't sit down and focus properly the attention i want to place here. but funnily enough, it's this space i love the most. the blog. where i can write more, share more, not be forced into a tiny square photo and short caption of sorts. i just want to thank you for still being here even if i'm not here as regularly as i'd like. i'm grateful you still check in, and are patient with me.
happy first day of october! i hope the next 31 days are full of crisp apples and snuggles with your favorite people. maybe even lots and lots of cinnamon rolls, too. :)


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The Sunday Sessions: Conversion Therapy with Chris and Nathan
"It seems that other people's happiness comes at a much lower cost than mine." Nathan speaking with Chris, his SSA conversion therapist
Nathan is a tall, thin, intelligent, articulate, talented, handsome, and charismatic young man. He is struggling with a conflict between his attraction to males and his Catholic religious beliefs. Nathan learns about and seeks 'same-sex attractions conversion therapy'—also called 'reparative therapy.'
Directed by Richard Yeagley, "
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'The filmmakers had unfettered access to these secretive and controversial therapy sessions, and have crafted an emotional and psychological drama which chronicles two years of Nathan's struggle.'
That access is the most remarkable aspect of the film. As Nathan struggles, so do we. Intrinsic to this particular story, we do not experience all that transpires which contribute to Nathan's resolution. Moreover, one is left with the sense of 'what's next?' Nathan is 29, there is much more water to go under his bridge. Perhaps Yeagley will produce a one-person Michael Apted-style 'Seven Up!' series following Nathan's journey every seven (or less) years.
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Wiltshire magazine visits Salisbury Cathedral on its Open Day
PUBLISHED: 17:49 27 June 2010 | UPDATED: 17:22 20 February 2013
19 June was a special day in Salisbury as the Cathedral opened up parts not normally seen by visitors and the properties in the Close also offered free entrance - a great opportunity which large numbers of people took advantage of. PHOTOS: KATE WOOD
There was much on offer for those who visited Salisbury Cathedral and the Close today... free entry to many of the properties and museums around the Green proved very popular, and access to parts of the Cathedral not normally open to visitors attracted thousands through its doors.
In addition there was plenty of music... from Morris Men to jazz. Particularly impressive was the number of members of the public who had volunteered to join in the 'singing workshop' -and whose singing was truly lovely.
What else could you enjoy for free? Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum, Arundells (Ted Heath's former home), the gardens at Mompesson House, The Rifles Museum... a great way to spend the day!


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We are hosting a Super Smash Bros Ultimate Tourney on Saturday the 12th here at Green Machine Comics! Sign ups begin today. We will be offering trade paperbacks, comics, t-shirt and a funko Pop as prizes. First place will get first pick of prizes, and so on down the line until we are out of goodies.
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Louis Vuitton enlisted renowned interior designer and Hong Kong Tatler's March cover star, Joyce Wang, to reimagine its scenography for the second instalment of the Objet Nomades collection. Created in 2012, the Louis Vuitton Objet Nomades is an ever-expanding collection of collectable items that combine the design skills of an array of international talent including André Fu, Campana Brothers and Tokujin Yoshioka to name a few. New additions to the collection this year include Atelier Oi's Serpentine table, Atelier Biagetti's Anemona table and a new objet from design duo Raw Edges. To celebrate the launch of this year's Objet Nomades, Louis Vuitton hosted a cocktail reception at Tai Kwun where they unveiled the grand architectural space, which resembled an avant-garde home.


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While solo travelling is exhilarating, it is not exactly comfortable. It can be completely nerve-wreaking to think to yourself, "I am completely on my own!" But being by yourself pushes you to go outside your comfort zone. Even the very act of going alone is being outside your comfort zone. And doing this is really good for you. It makes you into a fearless person who is ready to take on the world. You will learn how to be more outgoing, how to take risks, and how to really go for the things you most want in life.
If you are a born extrovert, traveling alone can be a wonderful way to meet locals and make new friends. Often, people who are alone appear more approachable to others. Before you know it, you could be chatting with some interesting folks at a sidewalk cafe or even joining a group of like-minded people for yoga on the beach. The key is to keep an open mind while keeping safety in mind, especially in a foreign land.
When you are alone, you are forced to be with yourself. This is something that many people avoid constantly, whether it is through being with friends, watching TV, or surfing the web. For some people, the worst thing they can think of is being completely alone. And I admit, it is uncomfortable at first. But what you gain from it are revelations about yourself that you were never conscious of. It allows you to see how you have been living your life, how you want to live it, and what you will do moving forward. If you are lost in life, taking a solo trip is the perfect way to find direction.
Want to blow a ton of money on a waterfront room? Go for it. Want to spend next to nothing on food? Do you want to go only to free museums, events and attractions? Keep your money. As a solo traveler, you have the last word on every dollar you spend.
When traveling with others, we are often selective about suggesting activities that we hope everyone will enjoy and find a good use of precious vacation time. If one of these activities does not work out, it can be a source of guilt and conflict. If you make the wrong choice on a solo trip, there is no one to worry about other than yourself, and you will not feel guilty for ruining someone else's travel day.
Some consider solo travel as a brave endeavor. I do not think of going solo as brave because if you plan properly, you will be ready for whatever comes your way. The more research you do on a destination (safety, cultural norms, language, etc.), the better prepared you will be to handle anything. Even if you are not fully prepared, stepping out of your comfort zone by traveling somewhere alone will help you gain confidence to take on the world. It will offer opportunities to learn how to face various types of scenarios.
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Growing up in a rough neighborhood in Mattapan, Dale Stanten had an upbringing that was anything but conventional. When times were tough and money was tight, Stanten's mother would do whatever was necessary to take care of her two children.
A prostitute for most of her life, Stanten's mother engaged in behavior that was no secret to the community her family lived in, forcing Stanten to grow up ashamed, hurt and resentful.
Growing up in a rough neighborhood in Mattapan, Dale Stanten had an upbringing that was anything but conventional. When times were tough and money was tight, Stanten's mother would do whatever was necessary to take care of her two children.
A prostitute for most of her life, Stanten's mother engaged in behavior that was no secret to the community her family lived in, forcing Stanten to grow up ashamed, hurt and resentful.
"She never stopped," Stanten said. "It certainly decreased as my mother aged, but I don't think it really ever stopped… I resented it and I wanted her to stop. I didn't want to suffer as a child. And even as an adult, it followed me. But on the other hand, I loved her. You really love your parents no matter what they hand you."
It would have been easy for Stanten to allow her difficult childhood and negative feelings to take a toll on her, she said. But instead, Stanten chose to rise above it all, and see the light at the end of the tunnel.
"I sort of survived all of this and tried to turn it around," Stanten said. "At age 6, I knew that this was not a good situation to be growing up in. I said to myself, 'Boy, I'd better stay strong and take care of myself.'"
Stanten explained that her mother's "clients" would often come to their house, causing neighbors to gossip.
"It was kind of an open secret, Stanten said. "Her reputation was very well known. And my sister and I knew everything that was going on. But it really was complex. I loved my mother. And I felt that she really saved our family from poverty. She was a survivor and she had to do what she had to do. I didn't see her as evil. But of course I was cognizant of the pain that she went through to do that. And yet I found her to be a very nurturing person. It was a struggle."
A Swampscott resident for more than 30 years, Stanten, 69, just recently decided to finally share her story of triumph over adversity with the world. Twelve years ago, Stanten started to scribble notes about her life on sheets of paper, but she would just tuck the notes away, not sharing them with anyone. It wasn't until she took a writing class at the Swampscott Senior Center almost eight years ago that she gained the encouragement she needed to go public with her story.
"I said to myself, 'Wow, this is really some story to share,'" Stanten said. "And I thought that maybe it could be inspirational to others. And even though I was beyond really carrying the weights that I had — although you never really get rid of the scars — I decided I wanted to get rid of the baggage."
Stanten's memoir, "The Hooker's Daughter", was published last year. She said recently in an interview that writing the autobiographical book has been an incredible journey of self-discovery and hope.
"This experience has made me a stronger person," Stanten said. "Like Niche says, 'what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.' I am so grateful and appreciative that I've come out on the other side of it."
Stanten said her goal in writing the book wasn't to condemn her mother; it was about the story of how she survived.
"In my head, this wasn't meant to be a 'Mommy Dearest,'" she said. "I wanted this to be a book of love, forgiveness and triumph."
Stanten explained that she moved to the North Shore when she was 22, shortly after getting married. While Stanten saw marriage as a way to escape her home life, she also felt like it was her only option.
"Up until then, I was sort of frozen in a box as to what would happen to me if I left home. I don't think I realized this until after I wrote the book," Stanten said. "I didn't have any opportunities — no one asked me if I wanted to go to college or anything. So at 22, I married because that's what I saw women do in those days."
Stanten said that at that time in her life, she was desperate to be normal.
"I just wanted to have a normal life. That was my goal," she said. "So I loved the idea of getting married and having children. I joke about this, but I became the queen of Jell-O molds. I just wanted to be a housewife. I vacuumed my rug every morning. And I was just so happy in thinking that I was normal."
But Stanten found that the gossip she heard as a child followed her to the North Shore as an adult.
"I thought I was escaping," Stanten said. "But really, I wasn't. People knew about my family's history."
But as she began to pen her thoughts and feelings, Stanten learned to expel the negativity around her and create a more positive life for herself.
"I feel that I've made peace with my past, so it doesn't affect my present," she said.
Stanten said that one of the greatest rewards has been the reader feedback she's received.
"I've heard from people who have been abused sexually and physically, people who had problems with drugs and alcohol," Stanten said. "I feel that maybe their revelations resulted from my ability to tell my story and maybe these people are bit stronger because of it."
She hopes that the message readers will take away from the story is that "you can overcome circumstances that aren't good and not suffer in struggle. You can forge ahead."
"We do what we can with what we've been given," Stanten said. "Swimming the waters, but always remaining above the waves. That's how I like to think about life."
For more information, or to buy the book, visit www.thehookersdaughter.com.


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It is also alleged that a quantity of the messages did not have an unsubscribe link or information on how to unsubscribe within the messages.
ACMA said in a statement that the new owners of The Ad Company have co-operated with its investigation and have indicated a willingness to alter the company's advertising methods to comply with 2003 anti-spam legislation.
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