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Acquisition creates leading North American provider of critical environment facilities management
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - June 23, 2016) - Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions (Brookfield GIS), a leading global real estate facility management service provider, announced today that it is acquiring McKinstry FMS, a recognized leader in critical environments and data center facility management services across the United States. With this U.S. acquisition, Brookfield GIS continues to execute on its strategy to create a leading technically-focused real estate and facilities management services provider across the globe. Further, as part of the transaction, McKinstry FMS's parent company, McKinstry, will take a minority stake in Brookfield GIS's U.S. operations and be a value added partner to Brookfield GIS with its deep design/build technical expertise.
McKinstry FMS has built a leading critical environment facility management business throughout the U.S. since the early 1990s. With best-in-class processes and procedures and 350 critical facility engineers, technicians, planners and program managers, McKinstry FMS specializes in managing critical environments on behalf of their clients, many of which are the largest cloud and enterprise data centers in North America.
"By combining McKinstry FMS's capabilities in critical environment facilities management with Brookfield GIS's integrated real estate and facility management service expertise, we have created one of the largest data center and critical environment facility management companies in North America, managing highly critical real estate operations for some of the world's leading technology companies, financial institutions and government agencies," said Gord Hicks, President and CEO, Americas, Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions.
"McKinstry has a strong reputation for operational excellence, technical expertise, innovation and a commitment to our customers, which aligns directly with the Vision, Mission and Values of Brookfield GIS. We view this partnership as an excellent opportunity for continued growth and expansion for both organizations," said Dean Allen, CEO, McKinstry.
The transaction is expected to close in early August, subject to customary closing conditions.
About Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions
Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions (Brookfield GIS) is a leading provider of real estate management services, including facilities management, project delivery services, energy and sustainability solutions, building performance management, workplace advisory and management, and real estate services. With a combined team of over 4,400 personnel worldwide, Brookfield GIS inspires better business performance across its client's real estate portfolios by developing and implementing real estate and facilities management strategies. Globally, Brookfield GIS manages approximately 300 million square feet of client portfolios across 23,000 locations across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
Further information is available at www.brookfieldgis.com.
Brookfield GIS is a subsidiary of Brookfield Business Partners, a business services and industrial company focused on owning and operating high-quality businesses that benefit from barriers to entry and/or low cost production. Brookfield Business Partners is listed on the New York and Toronto stock exchanges (NYSE: BBU; TSX: BBU.UN).
About McKinstry
McKinstry is a full-service, design-build firm specializing in consulting, construction, energy and facility services. The firm's innovative, integrated delivery methodology provides clients with a single point of accountability that drives waste and redundancy out of the design/build process. With nearly 2,000 professional staff and trades people throughout the United States and operations in more than 15 states, McKinstry advocates collaborative, sustainable solutions designed to ensure occupant comfort, improve systems efficiency, reduce facility operational costs, and optimize profitability "For The Life of Your Building." For more information, visit www.mckinstry.com.
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SUCCESS Is Proud to Be the First Magazine to Use Amazon's Newest Voice Technology
We are thrilled to announce that SUCCESS magazine is taking a step into the future alongside BlueToad, our digital publishing partner, and Amazon Polly, a service that turns text into lifelike speech.
Today, Amazon Polly is releasing its newest cutting-edge voice technology: Neural Text-to-Speech (NTTS) and the Newscaster Style. The improved voice has the ability to read content in a more human-like manner, focusing on articulation and a more expressive voice, adapted based on the context. And SUCCESS is the first magazine to use the service for article narration, which will be available inside the digital editions.
So much of today's audience is on the go and in the position to listen more. Focused on investing in its digital platforms, we are excited to utilize this next-generation voice technology and create a more accessible listening experience for our readers. "The trends increasingly show that consumers are gravitating towards audio content," says Stuart Johnson, CEO of SUCCESS Partners. "With the exceedingly high quality speech that Polly now offers, we're even better equipped to deliver these exceptional auditory experiences to our audience."
The groundbreaking offering opens up more opportunities to engage you, our readers, in a way our iconic brand hasn't before. Now, you don't have to find the time read it all—you can listen to the same personal development and entrepreneurial advice that will help guide you toward your potential in an easily digestible format and likeable style.
Want to see and hear it for yourself? You can listen to the most recent digital edition of SUCCESS magazine here. Want even more? Get a digital subscription here.
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Tue, 12 November 2019 18:45 – 21:30 GMT
CVA Resource Centre, 82 London Road, Croydon, CR0 2TB (Near West Croydon Station)
Michael Shilling, a professional portrait photographer with 24 years experience, will talk about
* the challenges, lifestyle and the joys of being a cruise ship photographer
* The business of photography
* The Profit First Concept
* Out of the box marketing for your photography business
* The seemingly impossible dream of a good work / life balance.
* The best way to sell your photography described in a Venn diagram.
* Some quick Photoshop tips
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We are a small group of individuals who have been organising this show for a number of years
However this year a group of truck drivers have decided to take on the 3 peaks challenge in three days for our charity's
Our fundraising page.
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Homepage of We have 2 charity's .
This challenge took place on Friday, 13 July, 2018.
Time completed: 25 hours 43 minutes.
The National Three Peaks Challenge takes in the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales, often in 24 hours.


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Twitter ID: nanahoodrocks
That would work but I couldn't do that…I have to clean up messes so often that I feel sorry for people who have to clean. I wouldn't want to add to their work load. Have a great week!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Just keep it in mind LOL
Thanks for not messing by 🙂
Twitter ID: chedcurtain
Or better yet drink up and watch TV in your underwear.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL that sounds good 🙂
Thanks for suggesting by 🙂
As a janitor, i wouldn't like that solution. It's still funny to think about, just not to do.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
I can't remember the last time I went to the cinema let alone wet the seat in front LOL
Thanks for not wetting by 🙂
Twitter ID: indahnuria
Hmm.. Never thought of that before :))…Now I know what to do 🙂
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Thanks for taking some sound advice indah 🙂
Twitter ID: Myllls
That's genius, never thought of that one when I was a kids. Lol
Have a wittytastic week!! 🙂
Twitter ID: bethere2day
It's a shame you didn't think of it before Karren now if you do go to the cinema you can take something for the seat 😯
Thanks for tiptasticing by 😉
Twitter ID: aquariann
Drinks are too expensive at the theatre! But a few kernels of popcorn isn't a bad idea. O.0
Twitter ID: bethere2day
That's an excellent idea nothing like seeing someone plonk down on some popcorn 🙂
Thanks for tiptoing by Kristin 🙂
Twitter ID: defbeautiful
Question is…do I want to waste more money on this movie by spilling some of my $10 drink? 😉
Twitter ID: bethere2day
To avoid wasting money bring something to spill from home 😯
Thanks for tiptasticing by Janice 🙂
Twitter ID: kolobrzegphoto
Oh, that's nasty. I have to try it some time 😉
Thank you for hosting.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Just don't get caught 👿
Thanks for dripping by Klara 🙂
But if you do that, they might think that you peed your pants. That might stop them from sitting in your seat. What do think Steveo.?
( Maybe they did peed their pants. ha,ha,ha. ) See ya my friend.
Cruisin Paul
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Bring a nappy with you LMFAO 🙂
How's that for an extra tip Pauleo 🙂
Twitter ID: mycomedyplus
It's an idea, but I'm not one to do such a thing. You have a devious mind, but you already know that.
Have a tipoftheweektastic day, Steve. 🙂
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL Thanks for tiptasticing by Sandee 🙂
Twitter ID: csuhpat1
I have been so tempted to that many times. LOL. Thanks for hosting and have a wonderful week.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Just don't get caught Patrick LOL
Thanks for spilling by 🙂
Twitter ID: CreateWithJoy1
What a naughty tip! I would have never thought of that (let alone do it)!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
You learn something new everyday :-0
Thanks for tiptasticing by 🙂
Twitter ID: Liveahappylifee
Clever idea!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Thanks for liking this essential cinemagoers tip 🙂
Twitter ID: tinarobmorley
Hopefully they can see the "accidental" spill in the dark. I guess a wet bottom would also get them moving to another seat! 😀
Thanks for hosting and have a fabulous day!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
It's can't be pleasant having wet bottom syndrome 🙂
Thanks for bouncing by 🙂
Don't think I could bring myself to do that, but it's a thought.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Just pray a 7ft man don't sit in front of you LOL
Thanks for not spilling by 🙂
How about just putting a jacket over the seat? Too funny!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Or a wet jacket even LOL
Thanks for laughing by Kathe 🙂
Twitter ID: ShinyGlitterBug
I'd feel a bit naughty though!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
But at least you would get a good view of the film LOL
Thanks for being naughty by Di (That rhymed) 🙂
Twitter ID: IndraniTweeets
Ha ha Wicked Wednesdays!!! 🙂
Happy WW!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Thanks for bouncing by Indrani 😉
Twitter ID: kewkew34
Hmm, intriguing, but nothing I would have ever considered doing. And still won't. Just seems a bit on the wrong side. We actually have seats we like to get at our local theater anyway. They are right on the side where there are only 2 or 3 seats. We take the ones right near the side emergency door) so we have a great view of the screen.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
That's a great set up, I can't remember the last time I went to the cinema 🙂
Thanks for screening by Karen 😉
Twitter ID: AlissaApel
Or in my case spill a soda on the seats next to me. When we saw It this weekend a lady brought in her 5 or 6 year old son. It's rated R, and scared many adults let alone a kid! He shouldn't of been there.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
It makes you wonder how he got let in 🙁
Thanks for spilling by Alissa 🙂
Twitter ID: xmasdolly
Whoa!!! Great idea my friend! hehehehe~ I'll bring the grandkids along & say they did it! bwahahahahahaha Off to do a stress test tomorrow… wish me luck! hugs…………….
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL that's a good idea haha
Hope all goes well with the stress test Marie 🙂
Thanks for pouncing by 🙂
Twitter ID: Rhonda Albom
Is that why the seats are always wet?
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Bring a towel Rhonda hows that for an extra tip LOL 🙂
Thanks for bouncing by 🙂
Hehe – it's a good idea :))
Greetings Maje
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL Thanks for tipping by Maje 😉
Twitter ID: kidcandoodle
that's cheeky! The only prob is that some places assign seats now and I would be pretty mad if my seat was wet 🙁
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Bring a towel just in case LOL 🙂
Thanks for bouncing by Lana 😉
Twitter ID: ETNhome
No need to encourage the mischief one and ruin someone's time at the theater. The sticky, icky messes are the one thing I DO NOT miss. We haven't seen a movie out since 1990! It's not because of this but you know having kids and no funds prevented us doing it. However, I prefer watching flicks in the comfort of my home where I don't have to pay big bucks for soda and popcorn and I can go to the bathroom anytime I want without missing a thing! 🙂
Thanks for hosting the fun, my friend!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
I can't remember the last time I went to the cinema a lot of local ones have shut.
I agree I prefer watching the DVD at home 🙂
Thanks for screening by Cathy 🙂
Twitter ID: clairejustineo
Haha, good tip!! I always get someone in front of me, even when the cinema is empty!! lol.
Thaks for hosting steve 🙂
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL it would be my luck to get someone 7ft in front 🙂
Thanks for seating by Claire 🙂
Twitter ID: kristiannm
Geeze….never thought of this, but ya know? A great idea! lol
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL thanks for wetting by Kristi 🙂
Twitter ID: mocktailmommie8
That's a mean lucid trick!!! Shared this with my teen son… he was so happy to learn…his reaction…"I will do that for at least 3-4 seats in rows ahead of me"! I enjoyed the menacingly naughty smile on his face… I wish I could capture that in my lens…
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL I can imagine his look haha!
Thanks for spilling by 🙂
Twitter ID: domesticateddeb
Ha! Excellent advice!
Twitter ID: bethere2day
Thanks for spilling by Deborah 🙂
I'm guessing this is the ideal situation for the old "rubber vomit" gag. That may clear the whole aisle.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
And what a clean up LOL
Thanks for spilling by 🙂
Twitter ID: QuirkyHomemaker
Yeah, I can see that actually happening for me without trying. I'm a klutz! Happy WW.
Twitter ID: bethere2day
LOL I am sure your not haha!
Have a spilltastic day and thanks for spilling by 🙂
Twitter ID: McGuffy\'s Reader
Well, I never thought of that! *wink*
Twitter ID: bethere2day
I hope you keep this tip in mind 😉
Have a spilltastic weekend 🙂


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Variety is a key component of the of the Intramural program. The goal is to provide "something for everyone" during the course of a year. Activities are designed to include the athletically inclined student and the non-athlete. Events range from basketball, flag football, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, softball and soccer to ping pong, card game night, badminton, "Family Feud" and Spikeball.
Several employment and leadership development opportunities are available to students through intramurals. Student directors, officials, intramural supervisors and a field crew are all a part of the intramural staff.
The intramural "Champion T-Shirt", presented to intramural event winners, is one of the most "coveted" prizes on campus.
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We are a fellowship of believers called to live in the light of Jesus Christ, and to bring his light to a darkened world.
While we are certainly an historic church, our mission is continually refined by the call of Jesus to be His light in the world today. We don't rest on our laurels; rather we stand on a firm foundation that allows us to proclaim, in action and in words, a new vitality of faith and adventure as we live the life that Jesus gives us. Every day we seek to listen to those who are suffering, those who struggle and those who want to find a new direction and power for their lives. This is not your typical congregational church and it certainly isn't conventional. Through fresh inspiration, we are discovering dynamic worship and service that allow every man, woman and child to draw nearer to Jesus. We may not be a large church, but we are surely a living church looking to the future with resolve, hopefulness and joy.


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With special guests Shane Howard, Emma Donovan and more to be announced.
Yothu Yindi and the Treaty Project continue the ongoing fight for First Peoples recognition, inspired by the success of their 1991 hit song 'Treaty'. The Treaty Project was initially launched in 2017, to celebrate the 25th anniversary remix package of ARIA Hall of Fame inductees Yothu Yindi's 'Treaty' and raise awareness for the need for treaty with Australia's First Nations people.
In this excitingly new, electronica-driven formation, founding members of Yothu Yindi – Stu Kellaway, Witiyana Marika and Kevin Malngay Yunupingu – are joined onstage by cabaret artist Kamahi Djordon King and emerging Yolngu singers, Yirrnga Yunupingu and Yimila Gurruwiwi. Joining them is multi-instrumentalist Ania Reynolds (the current musical director of Circus Oz), Kellaway's son Roy on guitar, along with DJ/producer Gavin Campbell.
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Find some essential internet marketing forums to build new relationships, learn new things and teach some of your experiences which will make you a great marketer.
This is Prajwol currently working at Small Business Website Design Sydney – Nirmal Web Studio and Complete WordPress Solution Sydney - WP Creative as an SEO expert.


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Add distinction and beauty to your patio or landscape while draining your water worries away at the same time. Our Low Profile Catch Basin Kit features an NDS® 12″ x 12″ low profile catch basin, 3″ and 4″ pipe adapter, and the circular heel-proof Oblio cast iron grate. This fast draining system is designed for a bottom outlet into your drainage pipe.
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The Smooth Newt, Triturus vulgaris is a species of Newt native to the UK.
The Smooth newt is one of the most abundant and widespread amphibians in the British Isles. They are more terrestial than other newts as they live in water as an adult for only the breeding season which starts in early march and can last until mid to late July. They can grow up to 11cm in length with their body being upto 6cm and their tail upto 5cm. The females can lay 200-500 eggs which she lays on plants in a pond and then folds the leaves over to protect the eggs. These eggs will then hatch in 2-3 weeks. Their diet consists of insects, worms and other invertebrates.
The newts which are not breeding (or it is not breeding season), are typically olive-brown with a black spoted throat. They will have darker spots and a black spotted orange belly. They are largely nocturnal and will hide under leaf litter. The breeding males will usually have a crest that can be up to 1cm high. They will also have distinguishable black face stripes. Newt larva are easily distinguishable from other pondlife due to their external gills. Smooth newt
☀During the breeding season, the male becomes darker than the female, and develops a tall, wavy, translucent crest along the spine and tail, with dark spots covering the rest of the body, including the belly, which becomes a far more vivid pink or orange colour than it is in winter and autumn. The female also develops spots, but not on the belly, which is paler than those of the males, and they are generally smaller. The female does not develop a crest. Smooth newts have paddle-like tails for increased swimming speeds.


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Welcome to our podcast where Sandi Verrecchia discusses business development topics with Jennifer Long of Management Possible. The podcast should be available on iTunes and other podcast sources in a week or two. Thank you for listening.
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Learning for agile leaders. A discussion about Business Tools and Practice from seasoned executive coaches for business leaders, senior managers.
For a company's, leaders and managers to thrive they must become masters of transformation and agile learners; they must commit the energy and time to be better. This podcast, discusses the current critical skills and practices for organizational leaders and managers to become more effective in their roles. In each episode two seasoned executive coaches discuss specific ideas and actions leaders and managers can take and practice to create positive impacts within their organizations.
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Wellness Coaching is an ACTION based approach that leads to results. In this process (as opposed to therapy) the coach doesn't give the answers, but rather asks the questions that leads the client toward their own path. When a client creates their own plan of action they have a higher chance of success.
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El Conquistador Resort
About the Hotel
Why We Love This Hotel
- Posh Waldorf-Astoria owned property with the most activities and amenities in the area
- Private island access for watersports, horseback riding and exploring
- Bring the family - there's a kid's club and an on-site waterpark exclusively for hotel guests
- The on-property restaurants are tasty and varied, but pricey
El Conquistador Resort, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel packs so many activities, choices and amenities into its grounds, you'd be hard-pressed to have a chance to try them all.
The AAA 4-Diamond-rated cliffside complex has five separate lodging areas, each with their own amenities. All are done in a whitewashed airy style with light colored modern furnishings and pops of Caribbean color. For those who want an even more upscale experience, the exclusive Las Casitas Village area has private pools, restaurants and butler service, at a hefty additional fee.
This is definitely not an intimate resort. Be prepared to wait for a tram to get you where you want to go. A catamaran ferry whisks guests a few minutes away to the resort's private Palomino Island, where watersports, horseback riding and exploring await.
For less active pursuits, the Waldorf Astoria's Spa and salon are considered among the best on the island.
Although past guests say on Trip Advisor that the hotel restaurant options are tasty and varied, some lament the "outrageous" prices and recommend renting a car for off-site dining.
- Infant cots / cribs
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- Games room
- Golf course (on-site)
- Gym / fitness center
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- Outdoor pool
- Pool bar
- Sauna / Steam Room
- Tennis courts
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- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transfer (fees apply)
- Baby-sitting service on request
- Concierge service
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- Coffee / tea-making facilities
- Iron and ironing board
- Safe
- DVD / CD player & library
- Flatscreen TV
- Complimentary Wi-Fi in guest rooms
- Complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas
- Hair-dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Parking (fees apply)
- Valet service (fees apply)
Check-in: Standard Time is 4pm.
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Preschool Storytime (Laura Freeman)
- Date: 06/18/2019 11:15 am - 11:45 am
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Where do these even come from and should you get bent out of shape? It's easy to start hearing the buzz in the CrossFit community of Open workouts and standards of movements this time of year. Doug and Chris jump in on where standards originated from the best of their knowledge and how they have evolved due to competitions. How much do they matter for the day to day CrossFitter or affiliate owner, all the way to the competitor. We get a bit off topic with weightlifting and gymnastics work. Speaking of, if you need to get that first muscle up before the Open, Icon has a program that is included with any membership you sign up for. You can at iconathlete.com and click on join. The muscle up program is FREE and under "helpful links".
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Veronika Kees
Hello, I'm Veronika
I've been working as a massage therapist for over 25 years. Amongst my clients I have an impeccable reputation. I have treated people with a variety of ailments from all walks of life all over the world. The success of my practice lies with my ability to identify a client's core problems and imbalances and work with these expertly and intuitively. I provide a bespoke session using a variety of techniques in order to achieve well being and body comfort. I studied massage therapy at the Academy of Natural Health 1994 in London and started working closely with musicians and artists on tour as well as working on Yoga retreats and the cooperative world.
Whilst living and working abroad in Asia for 16 years I have learned from specialist teachers worldwide and developed with a creative approach, intuition and a vast variety of techniques a bespoke program/therapy for individuals needs.
I've been working at Shine Holistic in London for 16 years and established a successful practice whilst continuing to explore my knowledge in the field of alternative therapies and yoga up until today.
I am dedicated in helping people on the road to recovery, to gain maximum energy, well – being, balance and health with:
Holistic Massage, Deep Tissue, Cupping, Pregnancy and Postnatal massage
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"I was advised some time ago to have regular deep tissue massage for my back and shoulders by an Osteopath to relieve and reduce the build up of tension and pain. I tried several massage therapists initially and I have been one of Veronika clients for about 5 years now and have not looked back! Since being treated by her, my symptoms have reduced and I always feel both calm and invigorated after treatment. Veronica's warm, engaging person centred approach to holistic deep tissue massage with blended oils is a great tonic for managing the stresses of a busy life and I can highly recommend her."
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"Veronika can read your body with her hands. Her detailed knowledge about the way the body is connected has meant that she has been able to ease aches and pains, reduce stress, improve my posture and make me want to take care of my body better with daily stretching. She is also one of the nicest people you could hope to meet."
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"A few years ago I was booked to see Veronika when I came in urgently to Shine with an intense pain in my hips. When I left I was back to normal and feeling great. Veronika is lovely and caring. She doesn't just go through the motions and routine, she clearly is gifted. As a dance/fitness instructor, I often get tight muscles and other aches and pains. I haven't found a better massage therapist than Veronika and recommend her to everyone I know."
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"I have been a client of Veronika's for 6 years. I originally went to see her after a series of painful back problems, which had forced me to see an osteopath on numerous occasions. Since having regular massages with Veronika I have not needed to visit an osteopath again and suffer from back problems far less. I am really pleased with the results! She has also helped with any aches and strains from running and exercise. I have always been very happy with my sessions with Veronika as she is clearly gifted and attentive in massage therapy. I also enjoy my visits as she is very friendly and easy going. I would highly recommend trying for yourself…"
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Veronika is an amazing masseuse, combining her knowledge of the human body fantastic techniques and the understanding of energy in the body – a true mix of the best of eastern and western approaches. I first had a massage by Vee last year. Though I had had many a massage before (in UK, Nepal, Thailand,… and some of them were excellent, Vee is right up there when it comes to the healing power. Those aches and pains you thought you'd never get rid off, she definitely will! I have no hesitation to recommend Vee.
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In Reply Dr Folayan and colleagues and Mr Kanters and colleagues offer thoughtful responses to my Viewpoint, which advocated for RCTs of therapies against Ebola virus disease and cautioned against compassionate use. Their contrasting criticisms of and support for the use of RCTs demonstrate that consensus on this controversial and emotionally charged question is far off.
Folayan and colleagues correctly note that RCTs should not be performed if sample size constraints due to limited drug availability preclude valid and reliable answers to clinically relevant questions. The ethical requirements for social value and scientific validity, however, are universal and should equally preclude the use of uncontrolled designs if they are likely to yield misleading results.1
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RSS feeds are a boon to businesses. What originally started out as a means to allow website content to be syndicated for use on other websites in the late 90s has over the years evolved to serve as a standardized format to publish frequently changing content. RSS feeds are used to share updates on blog posts, forum posts, video content, comments and events with active subscribers.
RSS feeds are simple files submitted to feed directories that will allow subscribers to view updated content almost instantly. Up until now, RSS feeds have been actively used by businesses and marketers to update users on any new content surfacing on the website using an Aggregator that alerts users on any changes that go up on the RSS feed.
RSS feeds are a boon, twofold. Not only do RSS feeds help build backlinks and improve SEO, but they are a great way to have user be in complete control of the content they view and be engaged with the same.
As the times have evolved and so have processes, and marketers wonder if there is an advanced means of sharing RSS feeds with users. The answer is, Yes. And the solution is RSS feeds for WhatsApp.
As a business, sending an RSS feed to your subscribers is no rocket science. All it takes is a WhatsApp Business account, and FlockCast to actively send out constant updates and meaningful content to your subscribers via WhatsApp.
Imagine being a business and constantly using this feature to help your users stay updated with meaningful content updates.
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Science and resource conservation are rarely simple undertakings in wild Alaska, and it does not get any easier in Siberia. The joys and challenges of working to understand and preserve natural and cul-tural heritage on both sides of the Bering Straight were "hot" topics when scientists, scholars, educators from the United States and Russia came together in Fairbanks, Alaska, in October 2008. Their venue was the first combined meeting of the Alaska Park Science Symposium and the Berin-gia Days International Conference. This highly successful bilingual Park Science in the Arctic event was the third in what is planned as a biennial series of National Park Service scientific symposia. Each of the symposia in this series has focused on specific geographic areas that encom-pass national parks and their associated programs in Alaska. The Alaska Park Science Symposium series attracts people with diverse knowledge and interests in scientific and scholarly topics relevant to these areas.
While 2008 marked the first time that these two NPS conferences came together as one, the Beringia Days International Conferences have been held since 1996 to recognize and celebrate the contemporary and historic value of the region's shared ecological and cultural heritage. Berin-gia Days and the biennial Alaska Park Sci-ence Symposia provide important venues for cross-cultural sharing of information among scientists and scholars in multiple disciplines, educators, students, resource managers, and the interested public. Participants have consistently rated the informal opportunities for collegial networking, inter-disciplinary, and cross-cultural communication as among the most important program elements.
The theme of the fall 2008 Internation-al Polar Year symposium was the Natural and Cultural Heritage of Greater Beringia, a vast geographic area stretching from the Lena River in Siberia to the Mackenzie River in Canada, and from the North Pole to the Aleutian Islands. Some 200 scien-tists, resource managers, decision makers, educators, students, and local residents from both Alaska and Russia participated in the event. Their 100 oral and poster presentations covered a broad range of physical, biological, cultural, and social sciences and related topics that are especially relevant to the Gates of the Arctic, Noatak, Cape Krusenstern, Kobuk Valley, and the Beringian Heritage International Park Program. Numerous and diverse cultural program elements, including scholarly presentations and dances by Native performers from Fairbanks, Alaska, and Provedenia, Russia, facilitated recognition of cultural tradi-tions, subsistence lifestyles, and ecological knowledge. Several workshops and field trips also coincided with the symposium.
Watch for a selection of summary papers from the symposium in the Decem-ber 2009 issue of the Alaska Park Science journal. Future conferences on the natural and cultural heritage of Alaska and Russia's Far East are also intended. Discussions are underway for the next Beringia Days International Conference to be held in Anadyr, Chukotka (Russia) in 2009, while Alaska Park Science Symposium planners are focusing on coastal parks and protected areas in Southwest Alaska in 2010.
More information about the 2008 Park Science in the Arctic event can be found at http://nps.arcus.org.
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Craft beer is about the experience. The occasional beer alone in front of the TV is fine, but it's much more fun to combine your drinking experience with a fun outing.
Now, maybe you'd like to drink craft beer outside the house more often, but the venues you visit only serve BMC beer. I know how you feel…
I think we can agree that almost every place that serves alcohol needs a better beer selection, period. There are some specific locations, however, where good beer should be a big part of the experience but the selection is piss poor.
Let's take a look at some of these places, and then tell me in the comments where you would like to see a better craft beer selection.
Fancy Restaurants
99% of restaurants need a better craft beer selection, but there are two types in particular that I would like to focus on. The first are fine dining establishments. My friend Ashley aka The Beer Wench nails these places to the wall in one of her classic rants.
As she says:
"Nothing, and I mean nothing, turns me off more than going to a prestigious restaurant with an acclaimed executive chef, with one of the most amazing menus and wine lists in the world… and witnessing them serve mass-produced corporate beer."
I couldn't agree more. If I'm paying a fortune for a meal, there better be some damn good beer on the menu. How can a restaurant promote flavorful food while serving bland beer?
It's something that needs changing.
Mexican Restaurants
Mexican restaurants are one of my favorite places to eat, but let's face it, the beer usually sucks. This is a typical beer list:
- Tecate
- Dos Equis
- Negra Modelo
- Corona
I get it – the restaurant is trying to stick to a theme. They want you to get lost in the experience and think that you are really south of the border. Unfortunately that means serving "authentic" Mexican beer that all tastes very similar, in a bland and flavorless sort of way.
Honestly, they're not fooling anybody. Let's put aside the fact that a lot of the Mexican food in America is actually Tex-Mex. Some good beer on the menu fars outweighs any fantasy that I'm actually in Mexico.
It's too bad because craft beer goes so well with Mexican food. Citrusy hops are a fantastic pairing with lime, salsa, and cilantro, but alas, hops are nowhere to be found at these places!
The Mexican beer at Mexican restaurant charade is lame – get some good stuff on the menu.
Sporting Events
Beer and baseball. Beer and football. Beer and
soccer basketball. You can't properly root for your team without a beer in hand.
I'm lucky enough to live in Denver where the selection at Coors Field (ironically) is decent compared to most places. We have Dale's, 90 Shilling, and Fat Tire, but the dissapointing "World of Beer" tent is filled with Heinekin and Stella Artois. How exotic.
Baseball is my #1 sport and America's pastime. Baseball stadiums should therefore carry a variety of American beers in addition to their foreign beers like Bud, Miller, and Coors.
I think there is also a big opportunity here for white label beers. That is, a team hires a brewery to brew a beer and the team puts their logo on it. Maybe there are some legal issues with this, but I'd love to drink an Orioles IPA as I watch them choke late in a game.
Like sporting events, music and craft beer go great together. If you're watching live music at a bar or smaller venue, then there is a good chance that craft beer will be on hand. When you go to a larger concert venue, however, the selection is disappointing.
Take for example my recent experience at Red Rocks Amphitheater. It's a crunchy place in a great beer state, so you'd think that they would have a great beer selection. Here are the three beers that were available in the "craft beer" tent:
- Colorado Native
- Landshark
- Boulder Beer Single Track
I really need to do a post on false advertising…
Anyways, craft beer needs to have a better presence at large music venues. They are both works of art, after all.
Movie Theaters
When I studied abroad in Europe, I was surprised to see that they serve alcohol at their movie theaters. I was even more surprised that I never realized how American theaters are boozeless.
That seems to be slowly changing. There is a chain of movie theaters in my hometown that serve beer and an indy joint here in Denver that has a good selection of Colorado brews. For the most part, however, the major megaplexes like Regal and AMC have zilch for alcohol.
As I said in my last post, I'm a movie fanatic, and would love to watch a movie at these theaters with a beer in my armrest.
I've only been on one cruise which was on a Carnival ship, though I imagine others cruise lines are similar in their beer selection – it was non-existent.
Sure they had 20 different variations of Bud and Miller, but craft beer was nowhere in sight.
It would have been nice to drink a Cigar City brew while doing the Cha-Cha Slide, but instead I choose a steady diet of Pina Coladas and Bahama Mamas.
I did find this smaller cruise line which does a "Tall Sails and Ales Tour" which offers tastings and tours of craft breweries. That's what I'm talking about.
Do you have any to add?
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(NSFW)How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord is Hot Trash and I Love It
Right now there are a wealth of incredible shows out there from The Rising of the Shield Hero, Mob Psycho 100, My Hero Academia, Dragon Ball Super, and so many more!
You know what is not a great show? How Not to Summon a Demon Lord.
Takuma Sakamoto is a hikikomori gamer who is mysteriously transported to the world of his favourite MMORPG, Cross Reverie, with the appearance of his own character in the game, the Demon Lord Diablo. The two young girls who summoned him, the pantherian Rem and the elf Shera, attempt to use a spell to make Takuma their servant, but due to his passive "Magic Reflection" ability, the spell rebounds, and both end up with magic collars stuck on their necks, thus becoming his slaves instead. With a serious case of social anxiety, Takuma decides to act like his character while interacting with others and makes use of his high stats and vast knowledge of Cross Reverie's lore to survive in his new environment, traveling along with Rem and Shera to look for a way to remove their slave collars while helping them with their own, personal issues that led them to summon him in the first place.
As stated above the plot of the series is that the main character is a hard core MMORPG gamer who get transported to the game he loves. Two beautiful, powerful, exotic women try and make him his thrall but it backfires and they become his slaves that he has complete control over.
The synopsis alone sounds like a textbook hentai series. Even the intro video showcases a number of scenes that toe the line on SFW and NSFW content. How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord is dripping in fan service in every single episode as he dances between awkwardly sexual situations or outright dominating them.
Any seasoned fan of anime can tell exactly what is going to happen in every single episode without much effort. It is a simple harem situation with borderline softcore hentai scenes of literal nipple rubbing and characters climaxing. Despite how predictable it is, it does have its own charm.
Diablo is a huge introvert that is terrible about reading emotions or even displaying them himself. This causes him to over or under-react which only adds to his fierce Demon Lord complex. Watching him be so aggressive outside and then internally he panics bout not knowing how to convey his actual emotions is fun to watch!
The overall story is lacking severely as Diablo is just so powerful and cunning that he is able to defeat everything and everyone to the surprise of many side characters. There is little to no progress in resolving the conflict of the two girls who originally summoned him to be freed but instead, they become comfortable with being owned by him.
The fight scenes are fast, detailed, and unique which helps with pacing and admittedly some of the characters are humorous despite their lack of depth.
Overall I do not recommend this show to others unless they are okay with a lot of fan service. If you are cool with that then it is a fun show that you'll no doubt forget about a couple of months after watching it!


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Fashion Designers
Fashion Show Video is about the collections of clothing–presented in full-length, non-edited videos in order for you to see the entire collection of clothing. But, let's face it–we would be here without the fashion designers who are responsible for all of these wonderful collections of clothing.
In order to help you discover some of the fashion designers from around the world that we have featured on this site, we are adding this new section to the Website. So, click and explore and perhaps you will discover your next, new favorite fashion designer along the way.
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Oakland fire victims texted 'I love you' to family moments before burning to death in California warehouse – as chilling images reveal full horror of the destruction
Aerial photos reveal the fire completely gutted the warehouse where 36 people were burned alive on Friday
VICTIMS of the Oakland rave fire that killed 36 people sent heartbreaking final texts to loved ones before they were killed, it has emerged.
Their last moments were detailed by officials investigating the blaze as shocking new aerial pictures reveal the devastation caused by the deadly inferno.
Alameda County sheriff's spokesman Sergeant Ray Kelly said that some of the victims texted relatives, "I'm going to die," and "I love you."
Rescue crews found bodies of people "protecting each other, holding each other," Kelly said.
Monday night, hundreds of people holding candles and flowers honoured those who died in the fire at a vigil at Oakland's Lake Merritt.
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Those in the crowd embraced each other or held up candles as they said aloud the names of people they lost in the blaze.
Meanwhile, the painful and exhaustive search for those killed in the fire appeared to be coming to a close.
Alameda County Sheriff Gregory Ahern said he didn't believe there would be additional bodies found.
But he cautioned that it was "impossible to be absolutely positive" about the number killed until the entire recovery effort is complete.
Authorities had gone through about three-quarters of the building by Monday afternoon.
The district attorney also warned of possible murder charges as she determines whether there were any crimes linked to the blaze.
"We owe it to the community and those who perished in this fire, and those who survived the fire to be methodical, to be thorough, and to take the amount of time it takes to be able to look at every piece of potential evidence," Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley said.
Terry Ewing learned Monday what he already knew in his heart: His girlfriend, Ara Jo, was among the dead in the fire that broke out during an underground dance party at a building known as the "Ghost Ship."
Earlier, Ewing said Jo's friends and family had already started talking about the vibrant 29-year-old Oakland artist in the past tense, but needed confirmation.
He went through photographs as he waited. Friends remembered her as someone who could fit in anywhere, he said.
"If you take her somewhere, she'll make friends with the surly punks in the corner as well as the elderly grandparents," he said.
The cluttered warehouse had been converted to artists' studios and illegal living spaces, and former denizens said it was a death trap of piled wood, furniture, snaking electrical cords and only two exits.
Property manager Derick Ion Almena and his partner, Micah Allison, ran the building's arts colony, called the Satya Yuga collective.
Relatives, friends and former colleagues said Almena loved to surround himself with followers, but he seemed to care little for their well-being.
Almena told San Jose television station KNTV he didn't know the event was taking place, and he wasn't at the warehouse Friday night because he and his wife had decided to stay at a hotel because he was exhausted and their children had school.
"We're sorry to the families and all the friends that have lost loved ones," he said.
"I gladly would give my entire life of fortune, of wealth of experience again and again and again, and I say this to you and I say this to the camera and to whoever is watching me that I surrender everything."
Authorities have identified 22 victims and notified their families, city officials said. An additional 11 victims have been tentatively identified, and three victims need "scientific identification," they said.
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Cotinine and Tobacco-Specific Carcinogen Exposure Among Nondaily Smokers in a Multiethnic Sample
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Behavioral Disciplines and Activities | Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms | Chemicals and Drugs | Community Health and Preventive Medicine | Preventive Medicine | Substance Abuse and Addiction
BACKGROUND: Nondaily smoking has increased among current U.S. smokers in the past decade and is practiced by a significant percentage of smokers. Although research in nondaily smoking has grown, little is known about levels of exposure to tobacco toxicants among nondaily smokers and their variation across ethnic groups.
METHODS: We examined urinary levels of cotinine and a tobacco-specific nitrosamine (NNAL) in community participants. Associations between the biomarker data and smoking characteristics were evaluated using Spearman's correlation analysis.
RESULTS: Participants were 28 Blacks, 4 Latinos, and 25 Whites who smoked at least 1 cigarette on 4-24 days in the past 30 days. Participants averaged 3.3 (SD = 2.1) cigarettes per day (cpd) on days smoked, smoked an average of 13.0 (SD = 5.4) days in the past month, and smoked nondaily for 10.5 (SD = 10.5) years. Median levels of creatinine-normalized cotinine and NNAL were 490.9ng/mg and 140.7 pg/mg, respectively. NNAL and cotinine were highly correlated, r = .84; NNAL and cotinine were modestly correlated with cpd, r = .39 and r = .34 (all p values
CONCLUSIONS: Our findings demonstrate that nondaily smokers are, on average, exposed to significant levels of nicotine and carcinogenic nitrosamines, with exposures of 40%-50% of those seen in daily smokers. This level of exposure suggests a significant health risk. Nicotine and carcinogen exposure is most closely related to number of cigarettes smoked per day but not to number of days per month of smoking.
DOI of Published Version
Khariwala SS, Scheuermann TS, Berg CJ, Hayes RB, Nollen NL, Thomas JL, Guo H, Ahluwalia JS, Benowitz NL. Cotinine and Tobacco-Specific Carcinogen Exposure Among Nondaily Smokers in a Multiethnic Sample. Nicotine Tob Res. 2014 May;16(5):600-5. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntt194. Link to article on publisher's site
Journal/Book/Conference Title
Nicotine and tobacco research : official journal of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco
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Khariwala SS, Scheuermann T, Berg CJ, Hayes RB, Nollen NL, Thomas JL, Guo H, Ahluwalia JS, Benowitz NL. (2014). Cotinine and Tobacco-Specific Carcinogen Exposure Among Nondaily Smokers in a Multiethnic Sample. Preventive and Behavioral Medicine Publications. https://doi.org/10.1093/ntr/ntt194. Retrieved from https://escholarship.umassmed.edu/prevbeh_pp/270


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Academy starlet Dele Alli has put pen to paper on his first professional contract with Milton Keynes Dons to remain at the Club until 2016.
The midfielder has this afternoon (Friday) inked a three-year deal with the Dons, the Club that he has been with for seven years, and has followed in the footsteps of former Academy product Sam Baldock, who was also rewarded with a professional contract at just 17-years old.
It has been a whirlwind 12 months for Alli at MK Dons, in summer 2012 he was called up to the England Under-17 squad and has since featured regularly for his national team throughout the season.
Having impressed manager Karl Robinson through his exploits with the Under-18s team, Alli was called up to the first team in November and was handed his debut when he came off the bench as a 64th minute substitute in the goalless draw against Cambridge City in The FA Cup First Round.
Two weeks later, the midfielder made an appearance in the replay at stadiummk and stunned supporters with a superb 30-yard strike, which was later shortlisted for the Club's Goal of the Year, to help the Dons claim a spot in the Second Round of the Cup with a 6-1 win.
Alli was handed his full League debut at the end of December against Coventry City and he went on to make seven appearances for the first team last season. On top of that, Alli also reached 20 appearances for the Under-18s and totalled 17 goals in an impressive campaign with Mike Dove's side.
Dons boss Robinson said: "One of my first passions when I became manager was to introduce youth and Milton Keynes-based players into the first team. Next season, nearly a third of our first team squad will be home-grown players.
"Dele will be one of them and we're very proud to say that he is one of our own. I believe this boy has got all the fundamental characteristics to be a top class footballer and therefore we will look to continue his development throughout the course of this new, and exciting, chapter in both his career and the Club's future.
"Be patient but be excited and remember this date."
Director of Youth Dove, who has overseen Alli's progress since 2006, added: "I've been delighted with how Dele has progressed and developed. During his time with us, I have witnessed Dele mature and grow into a bright young man that we, in the Academy, can be very proud of.
"Dele's signing today tops off a very positive year for him; from becoming an England international to scoring on his full professional debut and finishing the year as top goalscorer with the Under-18s.
"I'd also like to thank the Hickford family for their tremendous support in raising Dele to become the person that he is today. We cannot underestimate how important they have been in his progress and development."


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����I. Read the following unfinished statements or questions carefully. For each unfinished statement or question�� four suggested answers marked A��B��C and D are given. Choose the one that you think best completes the statement or answers the question. Write the letter of the answer you have chosen in the corresponding space on the answer sheet.��40 points��1 point for each��
����1. British recorded history begins with the _____ invasion.
����A. Roman B. Viking
����C. Anglo-Saxon D. Norman
����2. The Authorized Version of the Bible ��published in 1611�� was made by _____ command.
����A. Edward IV��s B. James I��s
����C. Elizabeth I��s D. Henry V III��s
����3. In the United Kingdom�� succession is founded on the _____ principle. Sons of the Sovereign have precedence over daughters in succeeding to the throne.
����A. ethical B. obligation
����C. hereditary D. public relations
����4. In the United Kingdom�� ministers are appointed by the Queen on the recommendation of _____.
����A. the Speaker B. the Lord Chancellor
����C. the Duke of Edinburgh D. the Prime Minister
����5. The most important prehistoric monument of the Iberians was _____.
����A. Maiden Castle in Wiltshire B. Stonehenge in Wiltshire
����C. Avebury in Wiltshire D. Leeds Castle in Kent
����6. The Royal National Eisteddfod is a��n�� _____ festival of poetry�� music and other arts.
����A. English B. Scottish
����C. Welsh D. Irish
����7. In England no females were allowed to vote in national elections before _____.
����8. The English Civil War is generally regarded as the beginning of modern _____ history.
����A. European B. Scottish
����C. Welsh D. world
����9. London��s Metropolitan Police Force is directly under the control of _____.
����A. the Home Secretary B. the Lord Chancellor
����C. the Prime Minister D. the Attorney General
����10. During the 1970s Britain began producing petroleum from wells in _____.
����A. the Irish Sea B. the North Sea
����C. the Dover Straits D. the Cambrians
����11. The two very important crops in Britain are _____.
����A. barley and corn B. wheat and rice
����C. barley and oats D. wheat and barley
����12. In Britain�� a _____ is held when a Member of Parliament dies�� retires or resigns.
����A. civic election B. by-election
����C. popular election D. general election
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����A. The Rio Grande River.
����B. The southern Rocky Mountains.
����C. The Colorado River.
����D. The Gulf of California.
����14. The financial�� manufacturing and transportation center of the United States is _____.
����A. New York B. Washington D.C.
����C. Philadelphia D. Chicago
����15. One of the measures taken by the Roosevelt Administration in the New Deal was _____.
����A. to close down more banks
����B. to further loosen the control of financial institutions
����C. to adopt a number of labor laws to raise the role of labor in the relations of production
����D. to encourage farm production
����16. Most of the colleges and universities in the U.S. are located _____.
����A. in only 5 or 6 states along the Atlantic coast
����B. in the South
����C. in states with a large population
����D. along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
����17. Rock��n�� roll in the early 1960s in the United States was music for _____.
����A. teenagers B. black audience
����C. white adult audience D. people of all ages
����18. The major Hispanic groups in the United States are _____.
����A. the Mexicans and Haitians
����B. the Puerto Ricans and Cubans
����C. the Mexicans and the Puerto Ricans
����D. the Mexicans�� Puerto Ricans and Cubans
����19. Today�� American people observe Veterans�� Day by _____.
����A. keeping two minutes of silence at 11��00 A.M. on that day
����B. holding veterans�� parades in their communities
����C. going to public cemeteries to pay tribute to war heroes
����D. going to churches for memorial services
����20. In the U.S.�� constitutional amendment can go into effect after it is approved by _____.
����A. a two-thirds vote of both houses
����B. three-fourths of the states
����C. two-thirds of the states
����D. half of the states
����21. When the president of the U.S. signs an act passed by Congress into law�� it still can be cancelled if _____.
����A. the lower federal court decides that it goes against previous laws
����B. the Supreme Court decides that it goes against previous laws
����C. the lower federal court decides it is unconstitutional
����D. the Supreme Court decides it is unconstitutional
����22. President Nixon decided to resign because he _____.
����A. refused to hand over the White House tapes to court
����B. was tired of political struggle in Washington D.C.
����C. came to see that most probably he would be impeached
����D. was deserted by the Republican Party
����23. In the United States�� the first largest immigration movement took place _____.
����A. right after the War of Independence
����B. in the mid-1810s
����C. at the turn of the 20th century
����D. right after the Civil War
����24. The following are the factors that have contributed to the development of the U.S. economy EXCEPT _____.
����A. the vast space and resources of the land
����B. the ideals of freedom and economic opportunity
����C. English as its national language
����D. hard work by the people
����25. Although Australia has a large area�� _____ of the continent is desert or semi-desert.
����A. one �Cthird B. two-thirds
����C. half D. more than half
����26. The Great Barrier Reef is included on the World Heritage list because it has _____.
����A. the most beautiful seascape in the world
����B. the greatest number of islands in the world
����C. the most diverse and complex marine life in the world
����D. the longest coast in the world
����27. The first major discoveries�� made in _____ in the early 1850s�� resulted in gold rushes in Australia.
����A. Queensland B. South Australia
����C. Victoria and Tasmania D. Victoria and New South Wales
����28. In Australia�� the role of the Senate is _____.
����A. to review bills passed by the House of Representatives
����B. to introduce ��money bills��
����C. to interpret the Constitution
����D. to remove the prime minister from office
����29. In Australia�� the leader of the majority party or the coalition heads the government as _____.
����A. premier B. prime minister
����C. chief executive D. governor-general
����30. Traditionally�� Australia has relied heavily on migrants _____.
����A. to build up its labor force B. to defend its country
����C. to change its way of life D. to improve its living standards
����31. In each of the ten Canadian provinces�� the Queen is represented by _____.
����A. the speaker B. the Lord High Commissioner
����C. the Lieutenant-governor D. the Attorney-General
����32. By the British North America Act�� Canada was made a _____ in 1867.
����A. dominion B. sovereign nation
����C. colony D. member of the Commonwealth of Nations
����33. Who opened the interior of Canada to French fur traders and later colonizers in 1535
����A. Samuel de Champlain. B. Jacques Cartier.
����C. John Cabot. D. Henry Hudson.
����34. Canada is bounded on the west by _____.
����A. the Pacific Ocean B. the Atlantic Ocean
����C. the Indian Ocean D. the Arctic Ocean
����35. The majority of French-speaking Canadians live in _____.
����A. New Brunswick B. Ontario
����C. Quebec D. Nova Scotia
����36. The Parliament of Canada is made up of all the following EXCEPT _____.
����A. the Crown B. the Senate
����C. the House of Commons D. the National Assembly
����37. The largest river in Ireland is _____.
����A. the Liffey River B. the Dodder River
����C. the Shannon River D. Lough Derg
����38. In Ireland Fianna Fail and Fine Gael are both descended from _____.
����A. the Irish Labor Party B. Sinn Fein
����C. IRA D. the Progressive Democrats
����39. New Zealand��s highest peak is _____ in the mountain range called the central Southern Alps.
����A. Mount Ngauruhoe B. Mount Tongariro
����C. Mount Cook D. Mount Taranaki
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����A. New Zealand is a republic.
����B. Queen Elizabeth II is represented in New Zealand by the Governor-General.
����C.New Zealand has a bicameral parliament.
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����42.Why is December 26th called ��Boxing Day�� in Britain
����43.What happened in London in 1952 when 4��000 people were left dead or dying
����44.Name one of the two major mountain ranges in the United States.
����45.What are the causes of success for Asian-Americans
����46.What is The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot considered
����47.Who were the first British settlers in Canada
����48.How do children in remote areas of Australia receive their education
����49.What is largely responsible for the lack of extreme summer heat and winter cold in Ireland
����50.What is New Zealand��s system of government
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����52.Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
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����55.Why is the United States called a nation of immigrants
����56.What is the role of the Monarchy in the British government
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