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We had never previously employed an interior designer and it was with some trepidation that we decided to take the plunge and engage Vicky for help with our sitting room. We need not have worried; Vicky was approachable, professional and both quick to understand our brief and happy to work within our requirements. She was full of good ideas, with a seemingly encyclopaedic knowledge of fabrics and paint colours, etc. The scheme which she designed for us is very much in our style and, together with her clever rearrangement of the furniture, has resulted in a room which we love and actually want to spend time in - a far cry from its previous incarnation!
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Through Vicky we reupholstered a couple of favourite pieces and have soft furnishings made through her network of trusted and highly skilled professionals. Vicky showed me tiles, bathroom furniture as well as colours and lighting options which I'd never considered before and they work brilliantly. I've since had a lot of complements from friends and neighbours and it's all down to Vicky's creative insight and professionalism.
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Blue Star and South Town
So, after we scoped out the elaborate series of reenactor events on Alamo Plaza last weekend - uniforms and long rifles and cannon -oh-my! - we decided to venture into South Town and check out anything interesting going on at the Blue Star Arts Complex . . . which since it was the day after First Friday - not very much. It had been simply years since I had reason to go to the Blue Star. I don't recall what took me there that time; either responding to an advertisement for a job opening (possible) or trying to sell someone advertising space in a little arts publication that I was working for at the time (also possible).
Anyway, it's been a while, and the whole South Town and Blue Star scene is coming ever more close to being an art district. Think of it as a sort of Texas So-Ho/Tribeca, with repurposed industrial buildings and renovated cottages of a historical nature all mixed together along the banks of the lower San Antonio River in the shade of the Pioneer Flour Mill towers. After all, the area is wedged between historical downtown and equally historical King William, so why the heck not?
South Town looks to have gotten the right proportion in the mix - just enough gentrification and upper-crust establishments to be fairly safe, and enough shabby decrepitude to be cheap and interesting. And if you have an arty section of town, it has to be cheap enough that artists can afford to live there and freelance artists and writers are not (ahem) often generously remunerated for the exercise of their art.
Remember the guys in La Boheme? Four guys, sharing an attic in Paris, hocking their overcoats for food and burning their manuscripts to keep warm - but they had friendship and fun, so at least that kind of life looked to be sustainable. And San Antonio in winter is definitely warmer in winter than New York or Paris.
We walked around for a bit, looking at an exhibit of prints and another of very modern art - which seemed to consist of random squiggly shapes cast or cut out of metal and hung on the wall, adorned with this, that or the other. Not my cuppa - but as my mother used to say, it obviously keeps the artist busy and amused. I'm still wondering about a series of twenty identical cast-iron leaf shapes, each with an identical trapezoidal divot of opaque cast glass inset into one edge. Hooo-kay, and yeah, I'm a philistine when it comes to modern art, as I suspect that much of it is a huge practical joke played upon the public.
We better liked the folk art at San Angel Folk Art, at 110 Blue Star. Yay for folk art, which transmits more of a sense of energy, joy and sheer humor . . . plus, you don't have to guess what it actually is supposed to represent. It's usually pretty obvious: Ray Charles at the piano, a huge folk-art albino crocodile, a set of miniature Catrinas - all dressed and decorated for various holidays and events, and a very elaborate vase with a huge flower and humming-bird, all made of cleverly folded and cut paper. I couldn't take a picture of the piece I liked best - a very large round painted bowl, entirely covered in three-dimensional flowers and monarch butterflies; the butterflies mounted in short wires so that they seemed to float over the surface - I could almost see their wings trembling. Anyway, that was my Saturday afternoon; what was yours?

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A few posts ago I mentioned one of my students. One day during class I looked out to see her reading and writing from her Bible. Something wasn't right with her.
A few days later, I learned that her father was in coma after suffering a massive heart attack. Yesterday, on Easter, I learned that her father passed away. He had eight children, several of whom I've had in class over the years.
There is something uncommonly special about this family. I've sensed an abiding presence, even in their eyes. There is something arresting in their vision that pierces through the natural world and into the spiritual. There is something different about how this family looks at people. I could speak volumes of this family, even with the limited exposure I had to them.
There is one particular way this man touched my life, however. Several months ago, I visited the church of one my friends. I went during a time in my life when my heart was crying out under the weight of a number of burdens. I felt hopeless and up against a wall. I needed a touch from God.
But while there that night, I felt drawn to enter one of the rooms designated for the church's prophetic ministry. I had never had any experience with this type of thing. Ordinarily, my head would have tagged this as a little too "out there." But I was in a place where people who hungered for God had made purposeful decisions and sacrifices to create a space where the Holy Spirit was honored.
It turns out the ministry was launched by this same visionary, Spirit-filled saint who passed away yesterday. Tonight I found my prayer journal from that time. As I turned through those pages, I saw how God used that ministry to speak truth to me and build up my faith. For example, while meeting in that room, I was told that I would soon be receiving an answer for which I had been long waiting. Years, in my case. After getting home that night, my wife shared with me a conversation she had had with someone earlier in the day. I immediately began seeing the power of God invading my life to supply my needs. God was seeking my attention. I saw God as the One who provides. Jehovah-Jireh.
I didn't simply write this news off as good fortune, which maybe happened to be somehow attached to a passive and impersonal blessing from God, too. Instead, I received it as the Good News that Jesus is actively working in my life to build a faith-based relationship. He personally desires to get my attention. He is not content with me finding answers to my earthly problems. No, He wants me to know how I've been found by Him.
My experience with this ministry taught me that God wants to do more than just speak to me. He wants to prove things to me. He wants to confirm His character to me. He's my Father, and He is not content to love me from a distance. He wants to show me the vastness of His love. That's why He came down from heaven and hung on a cross.
I didn't go to this prophetic ministry looking to discover a specific answer to a specific problem. I went to discover, more fully, the character of God. And though then I didn't realize it, the lifelong expression of this one man's heart, through ministry and relationships, played an important role in my journey of understanding God's heart. The way I see it, God had called me closer to His table that night, and this servant was obediently present in his ministry, even if not in the physical sense, to help serve and prepare the meal my Lord had in mind for me.
This faithful servant's life inspires me to look into the eyes of everyone I meet and serve, seen or unseen, with the same piercing light of Christ. I never had the opportunity to meet this man in the natural, but I don't think we should ever underestimate the distance His light can shine through our lives.


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Around London – Egypt comes to Wellington Arch; Dorothy Bohm at the MoL; Testino at the NPG; and performance art at the Tate Modern…
November 15, 2012
• The influence of ancient Egypt on English architecture and interiors is under the spotlight in a new English Heritage exhibition inside Wellington Arch's Quadriga Gallery at Hyde Park Corner. Egypt in England reveals that the Egyptian style, while it has been used in 18th century gardens in England, first rose to popularity after Napoleon's invasion of Egypt in 1798, continued when the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 triggered a new wave of 'Egyptomania' and went onto into the later 20th century where its influence can be seen on buildings like cinemas and shops. The exhibition features photographs of Egyptian-style buildings and landmarks from across England – including London sites such as the The Egyptian Avenue and Circle of Lebanon Vaults at Highgate Cemetery and The Egyptian Hall at Harrods – alongside images of the Egyptian sources which inspired them. There are also 19th century travel brochures, a number of shabtis (the small mummy-like figurines placed in tombs which were often taken home by visitors as souvenirs) and Wedgewood ceramics designed in the Egyptian style. The display also tells the story of London landmark Cleopatra's Needle, a 3,500-year-old obelisk which sits on the north bank of the Thames (see our earlier post on it here). Admission charge applies. Runs until 13 January. For more, see www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/wellington-arch/.
• A new exhibition of photographs taken by celebrated snapper Dorothy Bohm opens at the Museum of London tomorrow. Women in Focus will feature 33 color photographs dating from the 1990s to the present which juxtapose women who work and live in London with the ever-present images of women in advertising, artwork and shop windows. The images show women in their varied roles in society – from parents to professionals – and reflects on how they are seen in London's public spaces. Runs until 17th February. For more, see www.museumoflondon.org.uk.
• Now On: Mario Testino: British Royal Portraits. This display at the National Portrait Gallery features eight portraits of Royal Family members taken by Mario Testino between 2003 and 2010. As well an official portrait of Prince Charles taken in 2003, others include a portrait of Prince William taken the same year for his 21st birthday, another of Prince Harry on his 21st birthday, a portrait of Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla commissioned by British Vogue in 2006 and official engagement portraits of Prince William and Duchess Catherine taken in 2010. It is the first time the portraits have all been shown together. The exhibition runs in Room 40 until 3rd February. Admission is free. For more, see www.npg.org.uk.
• Now On: A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance. This newly opened exhibition at the Tate Modern explores the changing relationship between performance and painting, spanning the period from 1950 to today and featuring works from more than 40 artists including David Hockney, Yves Klein, Jackson Pollock and Cindy Sherman. Themes examined in the exhibition include how the painted canvas has been used as an 'arena' in which performance is carried out, the use of the human body as a surface and how contemporary artists are using painting to create social and theatrical spaces. Runs until 1st April. Admission charge applies. For more, see www.tate.org.uk.
Treasures of London – Cleopatra's Needle
November 27, 2010
Sited relatively unobtrusively on the north bank of the Thames at Victoria Embankment, it's easy to overlook this ancient Egyptian obelisk which was erected on its current site in 1878.
Although it's commonly known as "Cleopatra's Needle", the red granite obelisk is in fact one of a pair originally constructed in the 15th century BC and placed in the Egyptian city of Heliopolis at the behest of Pharoah Thutmose III (the second one is now in New York's Central Park and is also known by the name, Cleopatra's Needle). The inscriptions were added later by Ramsses II. Both obelisks were subsequently moved to Alexandria and placed in a temple honoring Mark Antony. They later toppled over (and were covered in sand, which apparently helped with preservation).
The obelisk was given to the United Kingdom in 1819 by the grateful ruler of Egypt and Sudan, Mehemet Ali, in commemoration of British victories over the French at the Battle of the Nile and the Battle of Alexandria in 1801.
After the British government decided not to transport the obelisk to London due to the high expense, it remained in Alexandria until 1877 when Sir William James Erasmus Wilson contributed £10,000 toward the cost in an act of publicly-minded benevolence. After an eventful journey it which at one point it and the iron cylinder it was encased in – dubbed the Cleopatra – were declared sunk before being found again (tragically six crew drowned in the incident), it was finally erected in October 1878.
A time capsule is buried at the base of the obelisk which contains, among other things, a portrait of Queen Victoria, hairpins, copies of the Bible in several languages and a map of London. One of the two bronze sphinxes which these days guard the obelisk, meanwhile, still bears the scars of damage which took place in World War II when a bomb landed nearby.


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The Final Push
Voters in parts of five northeast Florida counties are casting ballots in the Republican primary for Senate District 8 today, choosing a replacement for the late Sen. Jim King, R-Jacksonville.
There are no Democrats running, so the winner of the primary will take the seat, with only write-in opposition possible on the day of the general election. John Thrasher, Art Graham, Stan Jordan and Dan Quiggle are in the GOP primary.
Polls in the State Senate race are hard to come by, though rumors suggest that the contest will be a close one. Sources have told the Jacksonville Observer that some groups are claiming there is a near three-way tie between John Thrasher, Dan Quiggle, and Stan Jordan.
Thrasher was the early front-runner, but his position faded as he faced a wall of negative attacks from outside groups in recent weeks. Taking advantage of the opening, businessman Dan Quiggle narrowed the gap and eventually took the lead. Then, other independent groups launched their own attacks against Quiggle. In recent days, Stan Jordan has reportedly begun to make up some ground in the race.
Also at stake are a seat on the Duval County School Board and the Jacksonville City Council. All voters, regardless of party, may vote in those two races.
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When is the best time to think about how to price your assets in a softening market? Before the market softens. Having a strategy in place before things go south is crucial so no one is tempted to make emotion-driven decisions when the heat is on. What you do in a soft market sets the bar for what you will do in a larger downturn. If drastic decreases or discounts show up at the first sign of nervousness, what will we do when we really are in a position of negative growth?
Here's 3 big tips for pricing in a soft market:
1. Have a Plan in Place
As the market softens, vacancy will become an even greater focus. Do you currently have a strategy in place for handling longstanding vacant units? (Hint: Merely slapping discounts on these doesn't count.) Take some time to consider your hold time strategy as well. While most companies have their standard company hold time policy, allowing for a bit of flexibility when the majority of exposure is vacant can help even out this availability.
Overall pricing strategy will likely need to shift as well. Donald recently gave a presentation at Optimize about the different pricing archetypes. Depending on the strategy, Pricers ranged from the aggressive "rent grower" to the more conservative "occupancy defender". While the industry has been enjoying a period of rent growth opportunities, the more optimal strategy for a softening market may look more like an "occupancy defender." It is crucial that Senior Management, Revenue Management and Operations are all on the same page of what the strategy is, especially if it has changed as the business cycle changed.
2. Think Outside the (Current) Competition
You may have your competitor set dialed in for today's market, but how will it shift in a softening market? Asset classes could start to compress as rents shift downward, or it could result in a shift in demographics. Your prospect profile may change, as may some of your competitors. Review and adjust accordingly to view your pricing against the new competitive landscape. Does your price have enough room or too much room to move?
This shift in demographics may mean that previous sources of traffic have dried up. Look to marketing and sales for creative ways to help backfill that demand, by increasing outreach to corporate clients or preferred employers. Your sales team should not only be prepared in advance to do this extra marketing, but also to sell to a new prospect.
3. Protect What You Have
Renewals are going to be an even greater focus in a soft market, where the new rent growth may not outweigh the cost of turning a unit. In line with the "occupancy defender" approach, it likely makes sense to soften your renewal strategy in favor of higher retention. And if the market has dropped enough to where you are holding inverted leases, you most certainly want to hold onto these residents.
Incentivizing residents to renew early, giving out flat offers or even negotiating down to market rates can help hold the line. To prepare for this, consider if Revenue Management has provided sales teams with pricing parameters for negotiations, and are these teams skilled and comfortable with these conversations?
As the market softens and the media starts to report on it, the frequency of these negotiations will certainly increase. In addition to having clear pricing directives, making sure teams already have a disciplined renewal process in place helps the transition over to these tougher conversations.
Planning ahead and preparing teams for how their roles can change during a softening market will empower your associates to take on these additional challenges, rather than fear them.


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Hey guys, a small introduction, I am a newbie that has decided to learn code and has been learning for 2-3 weeks now and needs some advice if possible. ))
After looking online and seeing many positive reviews and stories on this forum about freecodecamp, I decided to give it a try. However, I am a little confused regarding the way to learn coding. Firstly from my newb observation, as I went through the tutorials of freecodecamp I realised that freecodecamp teaches people how to "copy" code and not teach the core principles. (Maybe thats what a CS degree does?) So I am really confused on how a newb like me should learn how to code?
That being said, people on that forum said they completed the certificates on there and got a job…which kind of confuses me, do companies just want Junior Web Developers to know how to "copy" code and not the core principles? This is really hard to explain, I am probably explaining what I mean really wrong, but just need some opinions on this.
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Here's more smokin' hot Voodoo and Calypso for a hot Saturday night!
"Macumba Love" is quite a weird movie as far as music is concerned. The main musical credits go to Enrico Simonetti, but the actual songs, "Dance Calinda", "To Market" and "Paya What You Can" are all credited to the writer of the screenplay for this film, Norman Graham, with Callan Riggs and H.E. Donaldson! It's another Island Voodoo movie, but the twist this time is Snakes!! They're everywhere, so it must not be in Hawaii!! The man sitting in the director's chair was actor Douglas Fowley, father of one of the best musicans and madman record producers of all time, Kim Fowley!!! Douglas Fowley also produced the movie!!
Here's the backing band at the club during the performance of "Dance Calinda"
Walter Reed has got to be sitting in the smoking section!
So here's the deal, you just married a blonde bombshell, and you're on your honeymoon, and you're dancing with a voodoo vixen instead! Are you nuts Warren??
Ziva Rodann plays the part of the evil but oh so ever hot, Venus de Viasa to perfection, and she can sing too, because entertaining is one of her favorite pastimes!The Witchy Woman has the coolest of pads, skulls and all!!
Then the music just keeps on going in "To Market"
Then they cut to this group of people and it's like WTF, when did the Bonzo Dog Band become a part of this movie! Where's the guy in the gorilla suit??
Don't do it Warren, she's just trying to charm you like a snake and Sara's waiting back at the house for you!!
The Va-Va-Voom 43-22-37 June Wilkinson as Sara always played third fiddle to Jayne Mansfield and Mamie Van Doren, but had a great career in the movies, and has appeared in tons of magazines, starting off with Playboy in 1958! Later in her career she worked as counterpoint to Spike Jones. June is still alive and struttin' today!!
Shake it June!!"
So, who's William Wellman Jr. as Warren going to choose, his amazing buxom wife or the snake goddess?? Guess you'll just have to find out on your own!


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Grow Your Own Way
The Empower story begins from the ground up. Literally. I was raised on a farm in Southern Utah, working side by side with my parents and grandparents; planting, weeding, harvesting, canning and selling our farm-fresh produce. My humble beginnings on our family farm is where the foundation for my "college and career readiness" was laid. Though I had many influential teachers along the way, none were as influential as my sweet grandparents.
My grandparents helped me to learn that hard work pays off, good things come to those who wait, and you learn a lot from mistakes that are made. I learned more math, science, and language skills than you could imagine…just by putting my hands, heart, and mind into my work daily. In addition to our farm, we owned and operated a fruit stand where I learned to weigh produce, calculate cost, and even count back change. I developed effective communication skills as I helped market our goods; I made signs and shared our personal stories of how the produce was grown and harvested (persuasive writing+information), as well as tales of our rich family heritage and history of our small town (narrative).
Because I had been given a strong and loving foundation, I was gaining irreplaceable principles and learning new things about myself every day. I learned that I could "grow" my own way. I became empowered! These small but mighty threads were weaved into the tapestry of my being. It's who I am.
As I worked my way through the educational system, I had some really great teachers and some that were not so great. What I learned is that all teachers have an impact. Good or bad. Most of us have "that story" of the teacher who lifted us up or crushed our spirit; without question, teachers have a hand in changing the world.
The belief that all children deserve a hands-on, loving, learning environment has fueled my passion. Whether it be on a farm, in the city, or in the suburbs, I know and have seen that all children can grow….when the environment is right.
I made my way to the college of education to become a teacher; I knew that I could love and impact children for the better. I taught in the school system for years, until one day I was offered a job in Educational Publishing. I accepted the job with the hope, and nothing short of determination, to make a farther-reaching impact. The decision proved to be a good one, as it was there I met the love of my life.
I eventually realized that my passion for growing our educational system into a better learning environment was stalling out in publishing, so I decided to act, and act big! Encouraged and lifted by my husband, we both left the safety of our corporate jobs and took a leap of faith into the great unknown. . . and started Empower.
The idea behind Empower was based on one thing– I wanted children to experience the same strong foundation that I was so blessed to have….to be empowered! In my eyes, the individuals who impacted my life and sparked my love of learning were my real-life superheroes. I knew that Empower had to be a team made up of superheroes who each had their own special powers, so that when we came together we could change the world, one teacher at a time.
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The 7th and 8th Grade learning community, Team Renaissance, has taken on the yearly task of gathering thousands of food donations for the holiday season. Their collected food is turned over to a local distribution organization called Operation Happiness. Students research the need for the food donations and come up with a media campaign to motivate families to share food with Operation Happiness. Typically, regular digital announcements are posted for students and families to read, and tabulations of the donations made along the way are made public. This is a great community service activity for our older students to engage in. It is incredible how generous everyone is year after year.


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Sharmila Nicollet, Vani Kapoor to Lead Home Challenge at Women's Indian Open
France's Gwladys Nocera is the defending champion of the Women's Indian Open, which is a Ladies Asian Golf Tour sanctioned event.
Indian golfers including Vani Kapoor and Sharmila Nicollet will lead the home challenge even as France's Gwladys Nocera returns to defend her Hero Women's Indian Open title when the event tees off at the DLF Golf and Country Club here on Friday. (Read more golf stories here)
The three-day 54-hole tournament is a tri-sanctioned event, which will see some of the top stars from the LET, Ladies Asian Golf Tour (LAGT) and the Women's Golf Association of India (WGAI) vying for the title.
The country's only Ladies European Tour (LET) golf tournament with an increased prize money of USD 400,000 will see some of the top golfers in the fray as the foreign field will be led by Nocera, 2013 Indian Open winner from Thailand Thidapa Suwannapura, Cheyenne Woods, niece of US great Tiger Woods, Englishwomen Melissa Reid, winner of the 2015 Turkish Open, Hannah Burke, 2015 Tipsport Golf Masters title holder and Trish Johnson.
It was a good tournament last year for Indian players as Vaishavi Sinha and Gauri Monga finished fifth and tied eighth respectively.
While the duo returns to have a shot at the title, the strong Indian line up will have the likes of Vani Kapoor, Hero Order of Merit leader with four wins this season, Sharmila Nicollet, Amandeep Drall, Neha Tripathi, Smriti Mehra and amateur Aditi Ashok.
While seasoned Indian professionals can make their presence felt, there are high expectations from Aditi, who first grabbed attention as a 14-year-old at the 2011 Queen's Sirikit Cup and finished eighth at the 2012 Women's Indian Open.
Aditi has been in red-hot form this year, becoming the first Asian to bag the title of the St Rule Trophy and the Lawson Trophy at St Andrews, Scotland.
Earlier this year, she also became the first Indian to win the Ladies British Amateur Open Stroke Play Championship and the 81st Singha Thailand Amateur.
Aditi, who finished 14th at last year's Women's Indian Open, is entering this edition with a strong international winning record and will be one of the title contenders to watch out for.


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Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES), São Paulo State University (UNESP) and Federal University of ABC (UFABS) opened their doors for Dmitry Lisin, Ivan Berman and Evgeny Leverinov, students of Chair of Computer Science and Control Systems, who came to Brazil under the leadership of Alexander Kapitonov, assistant of the Chair.
"First of all we planned to negotiate student exchange programs. That is why we discussed which robotics trainings we could offer to each other. We are going to involve our Brazilian colleagues into the courses based on "Open University" online platform as well as "Introduction to Robot Operating System" training course. Brazil students are interested in these projects. They are also going to offer some special courses for Russians," shared Mr. Kapitonov.
On the first day Russian students visited a center for machine vision. They came to the point that both ITMO University experts and Brazil specialists focused on development of manipulating devices, quadcopters and mobile robots as well as used the same equipment.
According to Alexander Kapitonov, Russian and Brazilian students plan to initiate international teams so as to take part in large robotics contests such as RoboCup and LARC as well as provide joint research activities.
"Russian students are oriented towards World Robot Olympiad (WRO) while students from Brazil take part in such American contests as First Lego League and First Tech Challenge. Their rules, standards of judgment and ideology differ from each other…We use different approaches and strategies. It`s an advantage, which gives us an opportunity to exchange experience and knowledge in various fields," said Mr. Kapitonov.
ITMO University`s representatives met with officials of Federal University of Espírito Santo. Thus Brazilian party was ready to sign a memorandum of cooperation between Brazilian University and ITMO University. International colleagues plan to discuss cooperation areas, exchange programs for students and professors and joint research activities such as writing of scientific articles and participation in international contests. Both universities aim to internationalize their education programs by attracting students from all over the world, developing disciplines taught in English and increasing their competitiveness. Currently collaboration with universities of Latin-American countries is one of focal areas of ITMO University`s development.


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Jack Cork is hungry for more in Europe after pointing the Clarets on the way to Turkey.
Cork headed the extra-time goal that took Burnley to the brink of the third qualifying round of the Europa League.
Ashley Barnes then followed up with the penalty that finally killed off Aberdeen at Turf Moor which means the Clarets can now plan for a two-legged meeting with Istanbul Basaksehir.
And Cork is delighted the club's first European campaign in more than 50 years is still going strong.
He said: "The last two games have had a really special atmosphere. The Aberdeen fans and our fans have been brilliant.
"It's a good feeling, a good atmosphere and a good competition to be involved in.
"It would have been a bit of a let-down if we had gone out tonight.
"We worked so hard to get in this position and the fans have been so excited to experience European football, it would have been a shame to go out in the first round.
"Hopefully we can now put in a good performance and everyone can go away and enjoy Turkey."
The Clarets face a trip to Istanbul in the first leg next Thursday night before the return at Turf Moor on Thursday, 16 August.
But Sean Dyche's men had to fight every inch of the way to complete a 3-1 second-leg win and a 4-2 aggregate success against an Aberdeen side that was looking to add another chapter to their rich European history.
The Scottish Premiership side recovered from Chris Wood's early strike to level the scores with a spectacular equaliser from teenager Lewis Ferguson.
Goalkeeper Joe Lewis then stood firm to take a fantastic cup tie into extra time before Cork scored a trademark header – echoing the one that helped knock Blackburn Rovers out of the League Cup last season – and Barnes converted from the spot after a Johann Berg Gudmundsson cross had been handled by defender Scott McKenna.
"It's been a tough couple of games. They were good opposition and made it tough for us through-out the two legs and we just had that little bit extra stamina to see us through in the end," Cork told Clarets Player HD.
"But if they had scored another goal to go 2-1 up we would have had to get an extra two and it would have been a really difficult game.
"We're just thankful we managed to finish with the goals in extra time.
"It did look like it was maybe heading towards penalties, which would have been difficult for us."


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30 April, 2017 in Reports
Artist Emily Johnson caught up with YIRRAMBOI Creative Director and fellow artist Jacob Boehme to chat about the role of community in storytelling and the power of performance.
Emily, I've heard you talk about SHORE as every part being dance. How do work with movement throughout SHORE?
I have a very broad definition of what dance is; and that is that dance is our blood moving through our bodies, and our cells shifting stories that are stored in our bodies until they move out into the world. SHORE is a way that this definition of dance can be present in the world. I believe that dance is vital in the world and it can be a very active part of our communication. I wanted to create something where dance was present in many different places and atmospheres, with many different activities happening.
How does environment influence SHORE?
I always begin with my body as the thing that I create ideas and have ideas from. I think of how the work that I am making can be in conversation with place; with humans in that place, with other beings, with the ground, the trees, the sky, with people who stay there, and with people who come and go in that place. It's always shifting and it requires a huge amount of listening. I think about creating the work from a conversation base; even if that conversation isn't based on language.
I've heard you talk about the four parts of SHORE as being the whole, but there are different access points through which audiences can enter into the work, without having to follow the whole ten day journey. Can you elaborate on that?
Logistically SHORE is a complicated structure with many organisations, people and places involved. But it's also very simple, as it's about gathering together and getting to know each other and where we are in an intuitive way. At the beginning, SHORE is about listening to many people's stories about connection or disconnection to place. Then we gather and do actual work in the world. By doing this, we are creating a positive effect in the world whilst at the same time learning something about that world. I want us all to bring something, give something, learn something or share something of ourselves in these moments. I host each of those moments so that something like that might continue to happen and where conversations and relationships might develop. I get the most joy when I see those connections happening. Something I am learning over a course of time is that it's becoming more vital in our lives today to spend durational time together.
You speak about being a curator of conversations and I have heard you talk about the importance of language as well. Can you tell me about the importance of language?
When I speak about language being important, it's partly language in terms of identity and in terms of knowing and self-defining who you are in what language. Language to me can be verbal or nonverbal. My work is not verbally based because I see and recognise the importance of modes of communication.
In terms of everything you have spoken of as a contemporary First Nations artist working with many different communities, does SHORE in its foundation have any cultural context?
Essentially SHORE is an extension of my growing up; specifically the gatherings around harvest that my family would do. My extended family across Alaska would gather at the beach to harvest our salmon. This was intense work but also so fun and joyous. It was such a part of the cycle of our summers and our lives and learning growing. As kids, we learned the process of putting up the fish over the course of years. As we worked, we also had the joy of being with cousins, aunts, uncles and grandmothers. As we were picking the nets and working on the fish cleaning hill there were always stories being shared. Family times as a kid, when you're listening to these stories and hearing some of them over and over again, it makes you feel a part of something. Then of course, you are feasting and eating, while at the same time preparing feasting for your family for the future. To me SHORE is an iteration of all my listening to stories, working in the world, gathering together and feasting together. All of that to me is part of what makes performance. It's the drama, the work, the story and it's the sweat. It's all of that.
The joy in your face after you recalled that story was magnificent. If that's what is behind SHORE, then I so look forward to it. Thank you.


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Create. That is my word for the year. Within it exist myriad possibilities.
For art. For a more soul-centred existence. For health and fitness. For life.
I had a sense of what I wanted to achieve by the end of this year, but focusing on this word has taken me down paths I could have never imagined.
Create has helped me to focus on my soul. Create asks me what I want to change, what I want to call into being, what I want to release. Create has helped me design a morning and evening ritual that finally feels right for me. It's nudged me towards trusting my intuition instead of waiting for exact guidance and approval from teachers and mentors. It's allowed me to absorb the rituals and practices that I enjoy and to leave the parts that don't serve me without fear or guilt. Weekly oracle readings, daily tarot readings, designing tarot spreads – all things that I've long wanted to do – Create has helped me to do.
Create gave my fitness goals the momentum it sorely needed. More movement, mindful eating, radical self love. Yes, please! But then a back problem derailed that momentum, and I've been struggling to get it back ever since. Rather than beating myself up, which is what I would have normally done, Create has nudged me into inquiry. It's given me epiphanies galore, led me to articles and people that have helped me to shine the light on my body image issues – difficult for a girl who has been called "fatty" all her life. There's a lot of deep healing required here, and Create is making me open my eyes and address them head on. Creating a new relationship with movement, with food, with my body – all of it needs a lot of inner work combined with outer work, and I'm looking forward to seeing where Create will lead me.
Create has blown my socks off on the art front. I embarked on a mission to end the year with 52 pieces of art, which means 1 piece of art per week. Of course, that came to a stop during the crazily hot summer, but Create took me on a whole new adventure – mobile artography, which is a fancy way of saying that I use my iPhone to create composite works of art by combining photographs and graphic elements and running them through various apps. The idea for the InstaTales series was born from this exploration of creating digitally. Create also nudged me to set up an art store on Cupick, and though I still have to stock it up well, I know I'll get there soon. {This little monochromatic girl is on Cupick, so if you like her, why don't you hop over there and take her home?} There are a lot of ideas bubbling under the surface, I'm sure Create is going to nudge me in a whole slew of directions soon!
Where Create took me completely by surprise is on my blog. I fell in with a crazy bunch of bloggers over on Blogchatter. With them, I found the community aspect of blogging that I so sorely missed. With them, I took part in the A to Z Challenge again this April. But unlike 2014, this time Create handed me a theme – art journaling. And with some prompting and nudging, Create also helped me to turn those 26 posts into an ebook – Art Journaling 101 – that I am really proud of. But it didn't rest on those achievements. Oh no! Next, Create made me dust off my long-held dream of writing newsletters, and I launched Gypsy Wanderings – a monthly missive from my heart that I send to subscribers along with exclusive goodies and a monthly oracle reading. {I've been told that they're juicy – why don't you sign up?}
It's been a whirlwind o so far this year. I wonder what new exciting things Create has in store for me next!


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Garden state is good. Really good. I like it. It`s a feel-good movie and damn it! I feel good. I also feel a little hungry and peckish but that`s nothing new. And it`s friday! And I have like tons of work to do. Sort of. I have to buy some stamps, some blank cds…you know…stuff.
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Sky is the limit Originally uploaded by Domen Savic. Good morning and welcome to another episode of "What day is today?!!!". But, unlike every episode this far, today we witness a revolution, as Domen remembers it`s…..(wait for it)…(not yet)….(now! open fire! All weapons!!) FRIDAYYYYYY! (sounds of blaring cannons and screams in the background). *sigh* Sorry,
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text: Virginia Yates Virginia "Ginny" Yates of Morrisville passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017, at St. Mary's Hospital. She was 86. Born in Philadelphia, Ginny lived in Morrisville for the past 47 years. Before that, she resided in Lansing, Mich., Santiago, Chile, and Fairless Hills. She worked for over 20 years as a licensed practical nurse at Lower Bucks Hospital, retiring in 1995. Before retiring, Ginny and nine other nurses won the lottery, splitting over a million dollars between them. She was an avid reader, reading at least two newspapers cover-to-cover every day. She enjoyed following local news and politics and would often clip articles to send to specific friends and family members. When she wasn't shopping in second-hand stores looking for bargains, she would be in her garden planting flowers and harvesting vegetables for canning. Ginny loved animals and cared for numerous cats and dogs during her life. Ginny was the beloved wife of Franklin Yates, who passed in 1969, and a wonderful mother to Amy Yates Wuelfing and her husband, Howard, as well as grandmother to Severin Wuelfing and his wife, Yenny. She was preceded in death by her toddler, Robbie, in 1965. Relatives and friends are invited to visit with Ginny's family from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Monday, at the Wade Funeral Home, 1002 Radcliffe St., Bristol, PA 19007, followed by a memorial service at 1:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to The Rescue Mission of Trenton or Easel Animal Rescue League. Wade Funeral Home, Bristol www.wadefh.com


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LAMO image 40 has been released to the JPL Photojournal.
LAMO 40 features the southern portion of Ikapati crater. An interesting hummocky surface is present within a feature in the lower left of the image, somewhat reminiscent of areas of Charon, the major moon of Pluto. Much of the terrain in the imaged region reflects strongly in the blue spectrum and is quite smooth overall, suggesting the area was recently impacted, casting ejected material across the landscape.
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The House Agriculture Committee held its final hearing Nov. 16 in a two-year long top-to-bottom review to examine the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Chairman Michael Conaway (R., Texas) announced he will release a comprehensive report detailing the findings of the hearing series in the coming weeks.
Conaway said after hearing from 55 witnesses at 16 different hearings, these witnesses have expressed an array of opinions on the successes and failures of SNAP at serving people in need of nutritious, wholesome food. "They have shared great accomplishments, but have also pointed out that there is room for improvement," Conaway said.
House Agriculture Committee ranking member Collin Peterson (D., Minn.) shared that many issues have been covered within the SNAP hearings, but the "overwhelming theme of the testimony has shown us that while there are some areas for improvement, SNAP works."
Republicans have previously attempted to separate the food stamp funding from the farm bill and have also attempted to give states block grants to fund SNAP. "We've also heard testimony opposing efforts to block grant SNAP and on the importance of keeping SNAP within the farm bill," said Peterson. "I hope we can keep these themes in mind as we start work on the farm bill next year."
It seems president-elect Donald Trump has not completely jumped on-board with the Republican push to pull SNAP out from the farm bill. The Republican Platform released last fall said it would "correct a mistake when the food stamp program was first created in 1964" by separating the administration of SNAP from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Trump's top agriculture advisor Sam Clovis said at a Farm Foundation Forum in October that said that Trump recognizes there's no other way to pass the farm bill without the nutrition program included.
As for SNAP cuts, he said it should be a "means tested program." If the economy is growing, fewer people would be qualifying for food stamps and that would reduce costs. "That's really the approach that out to be taken," Clovis said. He explained that if economic growth continues to crawl along at 1.3%, that can't happen. "The goal ought to be getting people off the dependence of the government," he said by getting those people back to work.
Conaway noted in his opening statements, "As a taxpayer myself, and as a steward of taxpayer dollars, I want the dollars that go toward SNAP to be well spent. SNAP dollars that are used inefficiently are SNAP dollars that are not feeding
Food deserts
The latest hearing focused on evaluating the innovative strategies retailers are utilizing to improve access to nutritious food. Committee members heard from organizations that are working creatively to provide nutritious food to low-income individuals in low-access areas through online platforms and incentive programs.
"Communities across the country have different needs when it comes to food access. Some individuals have access to a grocer on every street corner, while others are miles away from the nearest store. However, consumers nationwide are able to purchase a variety of items online that can be delivered directly to their homes, and I am excited to hear how this technology can be used to provide SNAP recipients the same sort of access to nutritious food. This capability, along with other innovations like mobile markets and nutrition incentive programs, have great potential to increase access to healthy foods and to more effectively meet the needs of SNAP recipients," said Conaway.


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People travel mainly to remove monotony from their lives. Travel is something that makes people more responsible, valiant, and agile. The experience that one draws from traveling can be used in every other department in life. The birth of tourism industry happened to aid the travelers in every way. The industry of tourism is a vast one and it is one of the budding sectors which holds tremendous caliber to invest in the economy of a country.
India is a vast land of diversity. This diversity is something that attracts people from domestic as well as international locations to explore. From breezy sea beaches to lofty mountains, sultry deserts to engaging plain lands – there is an interesting facet to every place here.
World Tourism Day is on 27th September and this year India is the host country. The theme this year is "Tourism and Jobs: a better future for all'. The discussions would be mostly on how tourism can be more convenient for creating more avenues for jobs and secure future of people. As India is the host country, learning some startling facts about Indian tourism would be imperative.
Know Some Interesting Facts About Tourism In India Below:
- The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) calculated that only from tourism, India generated INR ₹16.91 Lakh Crore.
- Tourism in India contributes to 9.2% of the GDP.
- Tourism in India provides job to 42.673 million people which is 8.1% of the total employment.
- In India, tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors. It is expected that by 2028 the contribution from tourism to our economy would be 32.05 Lakh Crore. This figure will then be 9.9% of the GDP.
- What is startling is the fact that many people from across the world come to India for medical treatment. As per Wikipedia, in October 2015, India's medical tourism sector was estimated to be worth US$3 billion, and it is projected to grow to US$7–8 billion by 2020. Also in 2014, exactly 184,298 foreign patients traveled to India to seek medical treatment.
- The two major gates of foreign tourism in India are New Delhi & Mumbai.
- Do you know which those countries are that mostly take a tour of India and increase our income? They are – France, Germany, Canada, China, Japan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, United Kingdom, USA, and Bangladesh.
- There has been a growth of 15.6% from 2016 to 2017 in terms of the number of tourists visiting India. In 2016, the number was 8.89 million foreigners while it grew to 10 million foreigners in 2017.
- As per the "Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report 2019" India is at 34th position among 140 countries. The improvement as compared to the last year is almost 25% which is a great sign.
- When it comes to the worldwide ranking of cities in terms of foreign tourist arrivals, then Delhi ranks 28th, while Mumbai is ranked 30th, Chennai 43rd, Agra 45th, Jaipur 52nd, and Kolkata 90th.
- Do you know that the people from Bhutan, Maldives, and Nepal do not require a travel visa to enter India? Also, know that the citizens of Afghanistan, Argentina, Bangladesh, DPR Korea, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, Nepal, South Africa, and Uruguay are not required to pay any fee when obtaining an Indian visa.
- You must know that you would require a PAP or Protected Area Permit to enter the states of Nagaland, Sikkim, Jammu & Kashmir, some parts of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, and Himachal Pradesh? You would also require a RAP or Restricted Area Permit to travel to the Andaman & Nicobar Islands and some parts of Sikkim.
- The National Tourism Day in India is 25th January.
- The 2011 Kumbh Mela saw the largest gathering of people ever on this planet. The count was over 75 million and this gathering was so huge that it was visible from space also
- The Taj Mahal alone witnesses a footfall of at least 7-8 million people annually.
- During Brahmotsavam held annually at least, 500,000 devotees visit the Tirupati Temple and that makes Tirupati one of the most-visited holy places in the world.
- Another startling fact is that the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple is the richest temple in the world in terms of donations.
- India has the second-largest network of roads in the world and that aids the huge flow of tourists visiting our country.
- There are many factors for people visiting our beautiful country and our cuisine is one of them. Do you know that Indian cuisine is the oldest continuously prepared cuisine in human history?
- Also, you must know that India is the home to the 60% total tiger population which is one of the attractive factors for wildlife photographers or adventure tourists to visit our country. The lovers of history and culture never forget to take a trip to the Varanasi which is one of the oldest cities in the world.
Our big country has many such interesting factors. Aren't these aforementioned factors inspiring you to travel some more and know our country a bit more?


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As the 2008 financial crisis broke, the term 'Minsky moment' became widely used by commentators and financiers (it was originally coined in 1998), as the work of this relatively obscure economist came into fashion. Since then, his major works have been reprinted, and his ideas widely cited, especially among those critical of the financialization of recent decades.
Once again, from Michael Hudson's heterodox 'dictionary' of economics J is for Junk Economics (p.154-5):
"Minsky, Hyman (1919-1996): Economist who pioneered Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) and explained the three stages of the financial cycle in terms of rising debt leveraging:
(1) In the hedge phase, most borrowers are able to able to pay interest as well as principle. This was the case with 30-year self-amortizing mortgages provided from the late 1940s to the late 1970s.
(2) In the interest-only [speculative] phase, debtors are only able to pay interest. This was the case with interest-only mortgages extended in the years leading up to the 2008 junk mortgage crash.
(3) In the "Ponzi" phase, debtors need to borrow the interest as it accrues, adding it onto the debt exponentially. That is how Latin American countries rolled over their debts in the 1960s leading up to Mexico's 1972 breakdown, which quickly spread throughout the Third World. And it is how real estate mortgages were rolled over until 2008.
When debts grow too far beyond the ability to pay, the "Minsky moment" occurs: a financial crisis. As an alternative, Minsky advocated regulating the credit system to prevent speculative and fraudulent over-lending. He urged central banks to create enough credit to sustain a full-employment economy, in large part by public works spending, not to bail out banks for their bad loans. Minsky's approach is taught primarily at the University of Missouri (Kansas City) and applied at the Levy Institute at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York. The economist Steve Keen has applied Minsky's ideas in his "Minsky mathematical model" of the economy."


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Amazon workers primarily in German, Poland, and Spain are participating, with union representatives saying Amazon has been working to freeze salaries, reduce medical leave pay rates, and strip other rights from its warehouse workforce.
"The message is clear — while the online giant gets rich, it is saving money on the health of its workers," Stefanie Nutzenberger, a top official responsible for retail workers at German trade union Verdi, told NBC.
Time to take on the global giants with some global action.


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On the other hand, perhaps this is some signal to those imperialists amongst us who want to expand the country. On to Alberta!
No Obama will not diminish America buy the tired old politics of the past when we had 50 states!


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