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A YOUTH of 19 was today arrested on suspicion of murder following a fatal stabbing in West Ealing.
The incident happened close to West Ealing station in Drayton Green Road on Sunday, November 24.
Mehran Heydari was found in a vehicle suffering from a stab wound and, despite the efforts of medics, he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives believe he was injured in an altercation in The Avenue, just 100 metres from the station, where the Mini he was driving crashed.
Inquiries continue and witnesses are still being sought. If you have information, call police on 101 quoting CAD550/24November or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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I recently wrote about the possibility of return of Team Baron in ZI-O & we have received some leaked pics from the filming of it. Team Baron's Flag was seen at the filming location of Kamen Rider Heisei Generations FOREVER.
This time the enemy is "Banana! Banana! Banana! I am not Banana! I am Baron!" Lord Baron. When Ghost uses Gaim Eyecon, the Driver calls out "Orange, Banana! Sonna Banana!". Sonna Banana (That Banana) is a Japanese Pun. It's strange that the Driver calls out Banana when Gaim's Orange Lock Seed's Power is used in the Eyecon.
Yuchamu's Love for Kamen Rider Baron
Yuchamu (Yutaka Kobayashi → Kaito Kumon / Kamen Rider Baron) had been to Tokyo Dome CIty for a work. He came to know that Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Double Hero Summer Festival was going on. He had asked the Staff whether Baron is going to appear. Staff replied that he will.
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Mueller Made a Mockery of Criminal Justice System
by Ronald Kessler
With his confusing, contradictory, and ever-changing comments about the results of his investigation of President Trump, Special Counsel Robert Mueller made a mockery of the criminal justice system.
In that system, there is no place for concluding that the subject of an investigation is not criminally charged but is not exonerated. To say, "If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so" makes as much sense as saying, "The moon could be made of blue cheese, we just don't know."
Nor is there any place for implying that a subject would be criminally charged if it were not for the fact that he is president. As Mueller's own report makes clear, Trump neither colluded with the Russian government nor corruptly covered up, destroyed evidence, or made false statements to mislead investigators, as happened during Watergate when President Nixon clearly obstructed justice.
Now the question of how this outrageous process ever started becomes even more important. While the initial FBI investigation into Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 election was entirely legitimate, the subsequent counterintelligence investigation that specifically targeted Trump after he fired James Comey as FBI director was based on false pretenses.
In his book "The Threat," Andrew McCabe says that as acting FBI director, he opened that investigation targeting Trump and urged Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to appoint a special counsel to investigate him based almost entirely on Trump's comment to NBC's Lester Holt that he thought about "this Russia thing" when he decided to fire Comey in May 2017.
With those garbled words, it sounded as if Trump was saying he fired Comey because the FBI director was pursuing the ongoing Russia investigation that started in 2016, and Trump wanted to stop it. But as noted in my book "The Trump White House: Changing the Rules of the Game," Trump went on to say twice to Holt that he recognized that by firing Comey, he was probably prolonging the FBI investigation.
That is the exact opposite of attempting to obstruct an investigation, yet in his book, McCabe deliberately and dishonestly omitted the rest of what Trump said to Holt about recognizing that he was prolonging the investigation.
On top of that, McCabe parenthetically cited in his book the fact that in a "demeaning and dismissive way," Trump had called the ongoing FBI investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election — which included the possibility of collusion by the campaign — a "witch hunt." Thus, according to McCabe, expressing his opinion as president and defending himself was a reason to investigate Trump.
So incredibly the entire basis for starting the FBI's obstruction and collusion investigation specifically targeting Trump, according to the FBI official who says he started it, was outrageously based on a lie: a phony predicate that deceitfully misrepresented what Trump said in the NBC interview.
The real story behind the start of the FBI investigation of Trump and the appointment of a special counsel is undisputed and far more shocking and scandalous than all the often hyperbolic claims we see in the media and in Congress about the FBI's FISA warrant applications, the so-called dossier, or the alleged wiretapping of the Trump campaign. Yet incredibly, no one in the media has picked up on it.
I have covered the FBI since J. Edgar Hoover was director. I have written three books on the FBI, one of which led to the dismissal of William Sessions as FBI director over his abuses. And for my book "The Secrets of the FBI," Robert Mueller as FBI director gave me unprecedented access to the bureau.
In that book, I portrayed the actions Mueller took after 9/11 to make the FBI more prevention oriented. Those steps are largely responsible for the fact that we have not had a successful attack by a foreign terrorism network since 9/11.
But by unfairly impugning President Trump, Mueller ended his otherwise sterling career with a travesty while ignoring an abuse of the FBI's authority the likes of which we have not seen since the Hoover days.
Ronald Kessler, a former Washington Post and Wall Street Journal investigative reporter, is the New York Times bestselling author of "The Trump White House: Changing the Rules of the Game" and "The Secrets of the FBI."
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Keep your eyes peeled: hidden gems in L.A.'s Arts District
The Arts District in Downtown has gone from a gritty neighborhood full of industrial buildings and business complexes to the new creative hotspot in town. Located minutes from Little Tokyo on the eastern side of Downtown, the Arts District is a neighborhood with a rich history and even richer culture. From delicious restaurants to trendy art galleries, there's something for everyone. Here are some lesser known spots in the Arts District that are worth checking out.
House of Woo
209 S Garey St.
Although fashion designer Staci Woo has been running her company out of downtown L.A. since the late '90s, she only recently opened House of Woo, a classic Los Angeles boutique offering design workshops in addition to classic, beachy staples and installations that help bring out one's inner designer. The unisex clothing shop on South Garey Street has been bringing a sunnier disposition to the Arts District for years.
Art Share L.A.
801 E 4th Pl.
This 28,000 square foot warehouse immediately catches the eye with its colorful mural exterior. Art Share L.A. serves as a home to dozens of artists by providing affordable lofts where they can simultaneously live and work. In addition to being a place of residence, the warehouse's bottom floor has creative facilities such as a theater, art studios, classrooms and art galleries. It's a great place to visit with friends and learn more about Los Angeles' thriving artist community.
A+D Museum
900 E 4th St.
After moving from Los Angeles' Museum Row in the summer of 2015, A+D Architecture and Design Museum found its home in the creative hub of the Arts District. Currently, A+D is the only museum in L.A. to have continuous exhibitions focused on architecture and design. Some of its current exhibits include "Wireframes: The Visualization of Architecture" and "Architecture in Perspective." There is no admission fee but its website recommends a $10 donation.
The Pie Hole
714 Traction Ave.
Food is as essential to life as art, so students should definitely stop by The Pie Hole for a delicious slice of pie to keep them going on their tour of the Arts District. From sweet classics like Key Lime and Blueberry Crumble to more dynamic dishes such as the Cheeseburger Pot Pie, there's something for everyone at this classic American pie shop. With "Happiness, One Slice At A Time" as its motto, it's no surprise that The Pie Hole is solidifying its status as a quintessential dessert destination in the Arts District.
The Factory Kitchen
1300 Factory Pl.
With colorful murals and eye-catching graffiti, the streets and sidewalks of the Arts District can be easily overwhelming. The Factory Kitchen's stark opposition to the vividness of the streets is exactly what makes it stand out. This renovated industrial spot is home to some of the most coveted pasta in Downtown — divine cannolis, house made pasta and focaccia — and is a must-visit to satisfy any Italian food cravings.


text: Vicetone Release UMF Soundtrack UNITED WE DANCE via Ultra Music Reid DouglasTuesday, October 21, 2014HouseProgressive House0 Comments Vicetone wrap up 2014 with a breakthrough year that's taken the dance music world by storm. As recognition for their surmounting success, Vicetone have scored the Ultra Music Festival official after-movie soundtrack. Their single entitled "United We Dance" acts as the musical backdrop to UMF's 15-minute short film and is set for release as a club edit on November 3rd via Ultra Music. Of producing the feature record for the film, Vicetone say: Writing and producing the score for the Ultra 2014 aftermovie has been an incredible experience for us. We always wanted to score a project like this, and have the freedom to incorporate our own style of dance music with contemporary orchestral elements to create a unique piece. It has been the most ambitious project we've ever done in our career and we spent months getting it perfect. We're very happy and proud of the result. It has been great working with the video director, Charly Friedrichs on this project. He reached out to us about half a year ago, because he wanted to try something totally different than last year's aftermovie, and get an original score composed, together with a dance track, all for the Ultra aftermovie. Climbing the DJ ranks at an unprecedented speed is a direct result of their hard studio work, quality productions, and high-energy performances, the Dutch duo have achieved a #36 position on the esteemed DJ Mag Top 100 polls jumping 24 spots from their 2013 ranking of #60. Humbled by their massive year and unwavering fan support, Vicetone are extremely grateful: It's an honor to know that all our fans appreciate the music that we are putting out and are taking the time to vote for us as their favorite artist. It means the world to us and we're so grateful for all the support we're getting – without our fans we couldn't do what we're doing right now. 2014 has been an amazing year for us, with a lot of releases and shows all over the world. We are extremely excited for 2015, where we will have even more music, remixes, collaborations and tours coming up, and we're releasing some of the best music we have ever produced VICETONE LINKS www.vicetone.com www.facebook.com/VicetoneOfficial www.twitter.com/vicetone www.soundcloud.com/vicetone www.youtube.com/vicetone


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mmashaie started following Stat::Fit to Simio distributions, Cumbersome model with experiments and objects, toggle externally visible resource? and and 7 others
Cumbersome model with experiments and objects
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHello, My model has 157 control variables now and it turns out I need about 300 runs per experiment and is at over 90MB. I can leave my experiments to run over lunch or if I'm away from my desk, but what becomes cumbersome is when I have to make a change to my object class, but my computer doesn't respond when I click on a node, path, station, etc. in the facility window to make a change. So then I have to remove all my objects from the main model and make my changes to the object. When I do this, then I lose all my experiment settings (Set Referenced Property). Also, there is the issue that when I change the physical screening line in the facility window, then if that object is still in the main model, it gets resized. So then I have to remove the object from the main model and drag a new one in, which also makes me lose all my experiment settings. I find that making changes to my model and resetting the experiments is not efficient. Is there anything I can do to avoid all this extra work or is this just part of Simio? I have 8 GB of RAM and an Intel Core processor at 3.10GHz. I'm running Simio version 7.114.1171. I'm due for an upgrade anyway, but don't actually think I would gain anything compared to what I have with my model now. Thanks. Maryam
Timepath and Activity element?
mmashaie replied to mmashaie's topic in SI General DiscussionsThanks for the reply. I was able to resolve my issue my using a Execute step with the Advanced Option's Token Wait Action set to None (Continue) instead of the default. Thanks to my great Simio coach Bailey Kluczny from Strongside who offered the simple solution.
Timepath and Activity element?
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHello, I have an entity traveling on a timepath between 2 nodes. While traveling on this timepath, I would like the entity to undergo a process. I assumed I would be able to invoke an Activity Element based on the mouse-over description, but I am unable to find info via SimBits or on the discussion forum on the Activity element and StartActivity and EndActivity steps which I think will be useful for me. I am running version 7.114.11717 and plan on upgrading shortly. Thanks in advance.
toggle externally visible resource?
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHi, Can I control the "externally visible" option through a process or something similar? I have a model similar to the Facility Model Within Model simbit where I have an object with a bunch of processes. In my main model, I have a Boolean for a resource in the object. If the Boolean variable is set to true, a resource gets used and changes colour based on the action. But if this Boolean is set to false, then I don't want that resource to be visible in my main model. I'm running version 7.114.11717. I can upgrade if needed. I saw the 2012 post entitled "Ability to toggle externally visible during run-time," but I couldn't get mine to work. Thanks. Maryam M.
Dashboard with fixed axis
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHello, I am creating a chart in my dashboard, but would like the y-axis to be fixed at 170 as the maximum. I need this since I run the model 3 different times in interactive mode with a change to the model each time and would like show the outcomes in a table. The difference in results in hard to see if the scales are different for each run. Thx.
ticker tape?
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHi, Is Simio able to do a ticker tape? This would show up in the interactive view of my model. Thanks.
TransferNode's Selection Condition
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHello, I would like to do something similar to the AddAndRemoveServerCapacity SimBit and an earlier post entitled "opening servers in a specific order and outputting stats" where servers become available if there are a number of entities waiting in a queue and close when they are no longer needed. The difference is that instead of just a server, I have subclasses (ScreeningLineRsplit and ScreeningLineL). I would like to send my entities to either ScreeningLineRsplit or ScreeningLineL if they are open using the TransferNode, select from list. I set them to be open by creating a state variable called LineOpen_state (true or false) and change the LineOpen_state through an Event in my Process tab. The problem is that my entities are not moving beyond the TransferNode, they just queue up. I believe my issue lies with the Selection Condition that I have entered as: Math.If(Candidate.Node.AssociatedObject.Is.ScreeningLineL, Candidate.Node.AssociatedObject.ScreeningLineL.LineOpen_state == True, Candidate.Node.AssociatedObject.ScreeningLineRsplit.LineOpen_state == True) Thanks in advance for any hints.
Pivot Grid results: more than 1 avg, min, max?
mmashaie replied to mmashaie's topic in SI General DiscussionsI think I may have figured it out with my colleague's help. I failed to mention that I was running an experiment, replicated 10 times, so I believe the extra max and min columns are the infimums (min of mins) and supremums (max of maxs) from all the 10 replicationed runs. Does this make sense?
Pivot Grid results: more than 1 avg, min, max?
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHello, When I run an model and filter on the results in the pivot grid I want to see, I end up with more than 1 value for average, minimum, and maximum values. Based on doing some traces while the model is running, I am sure I have identified the correct average, min, and max values (circled in attached figure), but why do have all the extra columns? Thanks in advance.
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHello, I would like to get a confirmation of my understanding on a randomness and seed used to run a model, please. Essentially I want to ensure that running the model many times with a different seed will still output realistic results. When running a model, I notice that if I run it multiple times by hitting play or fast-forward, I get the same results. I assume that the same seed is being used to run the model. My understanding is that if I change the seed, I get a different result. To change the seed, I go to the Run ribbon, Advanced Options, Randomness, and change the replication number. I want to ensure I interpret the mouse-over dialogues correctly. Attached is an image. Thanks in advance.
Parent ID
mmashaie replied to mmashaie's topic in SI General DiscussionsThanks very much. I was able to get it to work.
Parent ID
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsDoc1.docx I'm having an issue with creating a ParentID state variable. I have an add-on process that when a person is created at the source, bags also get created based on a distribution. This all works well. I got this from a post I put on the Simio forum last year. What I want to do is match my person to bag later on based on a variable ParentID, but no matching happens. I did a trace and see that the bags have a non-zero ParentID, but all the pax have ParentID=0. I assumed that in the Assign step highlighted in the first picture is assigning a ParentID to my person, no? I tried a few things, but get errors in other places. Hints? Thanks.
auto rotate hotkey?
mmashaie replied to mmashaie's topic in SI General DiscussionsThanks. Another related question: am I able to insert an auto rotate into a sequence (I want to to do video capture and lay out the camera sequence). Perhaps I can with a newer Simio upgrade? I am expecting to upgrade shortly; I haven't since I was building a model and wasn't sure if it would be backward compatible with the newest upgrades. I had a model that was built on version 4.61.7665 in Oct 2011 that I was unable to run using newer Simio version. Thanks again.
auto rotate hotkey?
mmashaie posted a topic in SI General DiscussionsHi, is there a hot key to auto rotate? I have version 5.94.10525, 32bit. Thanks.
Stat::Fit to Simio distributions
mmashaie replied to mmashaie's topic in SI General DiscussionsDoes an EasyFit to Simio translation exist? From what I know, EasyFit is working on an export to Simio distributions, but in the meantime I was hoping to find some documentation. Thanks.


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Yesterday will be a shadow that we can remember every moment.
Today it is a struggle that can not be stopped.
And tomorrow will be a victory to be achieved!
The history and future are two things that can not be separated. I was very surprised to hear the news on Sunday morning, December 28, 2014. Why every year there is always a tragedy in my country? Exactly ten years ago a very powerful tsunami hit Aceh, December 26, 2004. I still remember that day, it was on Sunday. So many victims of more than 100,000 people dead and missing due to the waves. And a few years ago, Senopati Kencana, a passenger ship sank in the Java Sea because of an unbalanced load. Right in the month of December and on Sunday! About two days ago, a new tragedy came over. This is the first time AirAsia had an accident in the emerald islands, Indonesia. The previous track record, AirAsia is one of the best public air transportation in Indonesia has been ever. Service of flight attendants must be the best as well, because they often entertain passengers during flight. Some stewards often makes them laugh and enjoy a dull moment to be enjoyable.
Since my sister was a flight attendant I may thank God that He saved her from this accident because fortunately she was not working for the airline. My family and I always worried about her. Where she flew with the crew cabin has always been a big question in our minds, hoping her journey is always safe and controlled. But I continue to feel so sad and so sorry for the accident AirAsia. Approximately at 05.36 Sunday morning flight (AirAsia QZ8501) tried to fly from Juanda airport in Surabaya to the destination, Singapore. The pilot still communicated with the operator in the past for 45 minutes before Captain Irianto (pilot) requesting permission to avoid large cumulo-nimbuzz at an altitude of 32,000 feet. But at 06.17 operators lost contact with him. The aircraft must land at 08.30 in Singapore or 7:30 (Indonesian time). On the contrary until a certain time, the plane did not land at all. In the midday, the mass media issued if the aircraft was lost and it was predicted that probably had been fallen somewhere.
BASARNAS (rescuers) tries to explore where the communication between the pilots and operators who had been disconnected. It was exactly at Karimata strait, between Belitung and Borneo island. After 2 days of searching for the team finally found a lot of bodies, luggage, emergency exits, and other goods in Kumai Bay, Central Kalimantan Province, not far from the strait Karimata. BASARNAS confirmed if all these items are part of the AirAsia craft that may be lost. More than 150 passengers on the plane, about 16 of them are children and infants. Wind, waves, rain, and fog completely disrupt the evacuation. I could not hold back the tears I saw the news on TV. The passengers relatives were hysteric when they get their family members were found dead. I asked myself why there is always a tragedy at the end of the year in my country? Tsunamis, floods, volcanic eruptions, the collapse of the soil, they often occur at the end of each year. And now it is completely with a plane crash. And it is precisely on Sunday last week of December as another tragedy before.
I remember 2 Indonesian people sad song: "Kisah Sedih di Hari Minggu" (Sad Story on Sunday) and "Desember Kelabu" (Gray December). Although both love songs but the title indicates the suffering going on in Indonesia. A big question in my mind now is "Are they related to the annual tragedy in Indonesia?" Well, I did not expect! Today is the last day of the year. The sun does not rise at all throughout the day. The rain has been falling since morning as if to indicate that the Indonesian people are in a deep sadness. People cry for those who died in the tragedy. And in a few hours it will be a new year. Will the sun rise tomorrow? We are waiting.
Hope you out there are in a happy and joyful moments. GBU.


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A notable shift is reflected in new guidelines for the treatment of adolescents and adults with epilepsy, compared to just 10 years ago.
The Expert Consensus Guidelines, based on clinical practice of leading epilepsy experts in the USA, appear in the November/December issue of the journal Epilepsy and Behavior and will be distributed widely to doctors across the United States.
The new recommendations contain two major changes: first, increased use of single anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs) before turning to combination therapies; next, recognising the need for special treatment strategies for groups such as women and older adults, who until recently have been overlooked in clinical studies.
"We are fortunate to have so many anti-epileptic drugs today. But this also makes the selection and sequence of therapies more complex, especially for physicians who don't routinely see patients with epilepsy," said Dr Martha Morrell, senior author of the Expert Consensus Guidelines and director of the Columbia Comprehensive Epilepsy Center of New York-Presbyterian Hospital.
For the first time, the new Guidelines address how to integrate the full range of AEDs – including newer therapies – into optimal treatment strategies, based on seizure type and individual patient needs, noted Dr. Morrell.
According to Dr. Morrell, the use of single agents can help accomplish the goal of balancing the best degree of seizure control with the least likelihood of side effects that could impair a patient's ability to function and participate in routine activities.
The Guidelines also reflect the distinct needs of specific patient populations such as women of childbearing years and older adults. New research has demonstrated that many AEDs can either compromise reproductive health for women, or impair the cognitive ability of older patients, as well as causing dizziness and sedation in the latter group.
"Epilepsy cannot be treated with a 'one-size fits all' approach. The expert opinions reflected here underscore the need to tailor AED choices to individual patient needs," noted Dr Steven Karceski, one of the report's co-authors.


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Permanent Guardianship of a Minor
General Information
The Probate Court is located on the main floor of the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center (click for directions) located at 75 Langley Drive, Lawrenceville, Georgia 30046. The office accepts filings Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
All pleadings filed with the Gwinnett County Probate Court by mail must be signed, verified, and have the appropriate filing fees. Pleadings without fees will be returned without filing. Mail all pleadings to:
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In which county do I file my Petition for Permanent Guardianship of a Minor?
A Petition for Permanent Guardianship of a Minor may be filed in the county where a minor is found and where the proposed permanent guardian is domiciled.
Can I file a Petition for Permanent Guardianship of a Minor?
The probate court can only appoint a permanent guardian for a minor if the minor has no natural guardian, testamentary guardian, or permanent guardian appointed by another court.
What is required at the time of filing?
The following documents must be presented or filed with the petition:
- A certified copy of the minor's birth certificate
- A valid state issued Driver's License or identification card. If you are a Gwinnett County resident and your Driver's license has an address other than your present Gwinnett County address, additional proof of residence is required in the form of a utility bill, rental lease agreement, etc.
- Proof that the minor has no natural guardian, testamentary guardian, or permanent guardian
- A copy of any document made by a parent of the minor that deals with the guardianship of the minor and the name and address of any person named in the document to serve as a guardian of the minor
The Petitioner(s) must appear in person and take an oath before Letters of Permanent Guardianship will be issued.
If you are filing to become a permanent guardian for more than one child, you must file a separate petition and pay a separate filing fee for each child.
How much does it cost to file the Petition?
Prior to mailing in or filing your petition in our office, please contact the estate clerk at (770) 822-8350 for the current filing fees. All fees are due at the time of filing. The Probate Court accepts cash, credit cards (Visa, Discover, MasterCard), personal check, or money order. A processing fee of 2.5% is charged separately per card transaction.
How do I end a permanent guardianship?
A guardianship of a minor terminates on the day the minor turns 18, is adopted, becomes emancipated, or dies. A court order may also terminate a guardianship.


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The Mayor's Wellness Works Initiative aims to engage Miami-Dade County employees on the benefits of a healthy lifestyle through the educational, wellness and recreational programs and facilities brought to you by County government.
WellnessWorks has created Wellness on Demand for you to access wellness videos on exercise, stretching, meditation and wellness tips.
Wellness Works provides information, resources and opportunities for Miami-Dade County employees to lead a healthy lifestyle and make responsible choices that support mind and body wellness.
Learn more about how to earn wellness points and rewards through the AvMed Wellness Works incentive program.
The Wellness Center in the Stephen P. Clark Government Center is one of several locations offering fitness classes and personal trainers.
Access free health screenings, nutrition consultations and wellness seminars during wellness events.
Miami-Dade County offers employees a competitive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, wellness, discount programs and much more.
Through the Employee Discount Program, employees can receive deals on wellness, fitness and other services.
Wellness Watch, the County's wellness newsletter, promotes healthy tips, events and fitness-related resources that enrich the mind, body and the spirit.
Wellness Works strives to improve the health of our community by hosting events, activities, and programs available to all residents.
As a part of the Mayor's Wellness Works Initiative, the County hosts wellness fairs twice a year.
Miami-Dade Parks provides a variety of activities and programs that will keep the entire family fit.
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Today's uncertainty about job security invites the desirability of higher education and advanced degrees. Years ago, positions in middle-management in some companies did not require even a 2-year degree. A high school diploma, a willingness to learn, and an engaging personality may have been enough to get a foot in the door. Sometimes it was a matter of who you knew in the company – the connections you had. But most often, it was your determination, perseverance, long hours of hard work, and dependability that got you promotions and saw you climbing the ladder of job success.
Now it is a totally different story. Jobs are scarce, and employers are looking for people who will be assets to their company. Resumes are discarded after a glance at the first page. The chances of getting a job with decent pay or a promotion to a higher paying position are slim without sufficient credentials. Often, even entry-level positions require specialized training. But how does one get specialized training if they're already working at a job either full or part-time? It would seem difficult at first glance, to juggle the demands of work and college or vocational training. Still, it can be done. It is to your own benefit to look into ways to advance your career.
If you've managed to get a job that has potential for advancement in position and pay, it is wise to consider additional education in the form of distance learning. Factory workers are sometimes offered distance learning classes at a facility close to the workplace where they can gather at an appointed time for classes via distance learning, specifically designed to enhance the worker's knowledge and skills. In business and industry, degrees are now needed in order to get a job, advance in the job, or even keep the job. Employers want to be sure they are investing their money wisely by paying people who are willing to do what it takes to keep up with rapidly advancing technology and workplace procedures. Doing what it takes includes getting more training.
Distance learning makes it possible to achieve greater goals, earn higher wages, and gain the respect and trust of employers and co-workers. With certifications and advanced degrees, you are a step or two ahead of the pack when it comes to evaluations and the promotions that may result. Your desire to improve yourself not only helps you, it helps your peers, managers, and the entire company. It shows that you are a go-getter, someone who is industrious, and someone who is motivated to achieve. All the while, you are still on the job and you are not needing time off for study, exams, or other events connected with your classes. Your employer does not need to find people to fill in for you because you can remain on the job throughout your distance learning experience.
If you are responsible for a family, as well, distance learning can be worked into your schedule so that no part of your life is disrupted. You will be able to plan for work, family time, study time, and recreation. As a result, your life will normally be organized and in balance. When all the parts of your life are balanced, you are a happier individual. Happier individuals make better employees. Better employees can feel more secure in their jobs.
Consider distance learning for the additional credentials that will certainly enhance your position in the workplace. In these times of job insecurity and the risk of unemployment, it may be one of the wisest things you can do for yourself, your family, and your employer.


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As mentioned in my previous post, there was a performance or Rocky Horror Picture Show Live! that I wished to attend. Now, the tale of said trip.
Since May, I'd known the local performing arts group was doing a theatrical version of RHPS, and I probably mentioned how excited I was about once a week. I wanted to audition for it (wouldn't I make a great Frank-N-Furter?), but it turned out you had to be 18 to get a major part, and I think 16 for a back up singer/actor.
I went with Courtney and our friend Leah, who is absolutely crazy about RHPS. Out of four showings, we could only make it to the Saturday night at 8 due to multiple band things. The theatre it was at allowed audience participation, as long as you didn't throw food items. We all got stuff together to bring, because no one wanted to pay 10 bucks for a premade pack there.
I must say: Courtney did not have fun. Th closest she came to enjoying the show was, "Well, it's better than being at home." It's a bit ironic (or is it just coincidental?), because my uncle and I were talking before the show (he went too) about how his friend used his girlfriend as an excuse not to go, saying she didn't like plays. My uncle thought the dude was lying, because "what girl doesn't want to be taken to a play?" I think RHPS is exempt from that rule, however.
I'd never been to an actual audience participation show before, and it was pretty awesome. I knew people threw stuff, but I hadn't realized everyone would be shouting things at the actors. A lot of the things they said seemed to be pre-planned, as in they say them at every showing. However, other things sounded pretty improv.
In all truth, the play was better than the movie. It had more jokes, and the audience participation was cool. I also enjoyed the fact that the character Rocky had speaking lines in the play. Actually, the Narrator was a close family friend of Leah's, and she had been in a play with the dude who played Frank Furter.
After the play, we were standing around in the lobby waiting for our ride. All the actors were in there, signing autographs and getting hugs and whatnot, and Leah wanted a picture with Frank Furter. She hadn't realized she knew him at that time, so she was deathly afraid of asking him for a picture. "You ask," she kept saying over and over again. Eventually, after listening to her say over and over how much she would regret not getting the picture, I asked him fro her. While he had his arm around her, I had difficulties with the camera phone, leading him to comment about "Poor dear must be so frightened, with this scary dude putting his arm around her for so long." Eventually I got the picture, and he wandered off for the next group of people. He was totally in character the whole time, which was slightly frightening.
Does anyone else have any cool RHPS viewing stories? From what I've heard, every showing of it is an experience.


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Variations of Colt's: New Model Police & Breech Loading Pocket Pistols by John D. Breslin, William Q. Pirie and David E. Price
This book helps the reader understand these early cartridge pistols. Most authors and collectors have labeled these guns "Small Frame Conversions," but most of these guns were made as cartridge pistols and were not converted from percussion. Conversions form a key part of this book. Seven basic variations are documented and described.
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Unroll Me 2 is the sequel to the #1 ranked game in over 50 countries and played by millions of people worldwide. The original rolling ball puzzle is back with all new game modes, rich 3D graphics, new themes and over 800 hand crafted levels!
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Vance Joy is involved in an American music initiative to put ukuleles in the hands of children.
Vance will create video lessons for the children to encourage education in music,
"I remember hearing a beautiful story about George Harrison driving around in his car, handing out instruments to people," said Vance Joy is a statement. "I've always wanted to emulate that idea and what better way than giving the gift of instruments and music lessons to young children who are fighting terminal diseases. My heart goes out to these kids and their families."
Kala, a long-time partner of Vance Joy, will donate plastic, hospital sanitary ukuleles, encouraging young patients to watch the videos and learn to play. MyMusicRx will host the lessons on MyMusicRx.org, and manage hospital opt-ins through their national network of children's hospitals.
More details on the initiative can be found at the Vance Joy website.
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A49 roadworks cause long delays for drivers near Shrewsbury
Residents were faced with rush hour traffic delays as Severn Trent Water carried out work on the A49 near Shrewsbury.
Drivers took to social media to vent their frustration this morning, with reports of delays of about an hour.
Some residents said temporary traffic lights were not working and others said they had to leave home an hour earlier than normal.
Ria Gaffney, spokeswoman for Severn Trent, said: "We've been working to connect one of our customers to our water pipe following a private leak they had at their property.
"We're sorry for any inconvenience this work has caused, but the connection is now complete, and we'll now be working to get everything back to normal and safe again as quickly as possible, which we hope to be by the end of the day."
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I grew up as the older child of two immigrants from rural China. To onlookers, they are simple, private people. They left behind all the family they had on the other side of the world, and they had two children from whom was expected deep commitment to and respect for family. What they lacked in family they recreated in friendships with other Chinese immigrants. And while my spirit was boisterous, and while our relationship has never been simple, I still yearn beyond practicality to earn their love.
And so the realization that I wasn't straight was naturally terrifying, as it is to most children uncertain of the conditions of their parents' affection. But it was also compounded by a fear that I was irreparably damaging the fabric of a family that had given everything to me. By failing to conform to their blueprint, I had not upheld my side of the bargain. I had abandoned them in a community where they had no family and in a nation where they had no home.
What followed this first coming-out was a period of awkwardness, pain, and misunderstanding. My mother was especially desperate. She went through each stage of grief for the death of the dream of a daughter. But, frugal immigrant that she is, she stayed longest in the stage of bargaining. "Promise me just one thing," she implored. "Promise me that you won't ever love a girl."
I wish I could remember if I made that promise. I probably did. Anything to stop the bleeding of my mother's spirit, although the wounds festered beneath the surface. I was no physician, and I had no physician for myself. After a short-lived relationship with a high school crush, I made great efforts to feign heterosexuality.
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I feigned even harder when I became a Christian. Like the beautiful but imperfect heritage from which I come, my conservative Christian surroundings made little room for the totality of the person I was and the person I was hiding. Although I was certain of the love of God, I interpreted that love through a community that loved with limitations.
The closet to which I returned as a Christian college student was a semisweet place. I'd been there before, and I believed I could survive there. During that time, I did encounter God. And I did learn what I was made to be in light of who God is.
Along Came Zora
But the Spirit knocks, and love can blow through an open door like that half-warm breeze before a thunderstorm. And when I fell in love with Zora, the wind threw boxes from shelves and opened closet doors.
Static [Autumn]
As Zora and I progressed through our period of discernment, my heart was buoyed by the Spirit but heavy with the knowledge that I would soon have to rip the wool from my parents' eyes. Over ten years, my mother had regrown her trust in the dream of a daughter, and I would have to kill this dream again if I was going to be honest.
We returned to the bad place we had left unsettled. Through my feigning, I had convinced my mother that I was straight, and now I had to clear away that illusion and come out to her a second time. We knew how to hurt one another in ways that no one else could.
I told my mother that I was still queer. She reacted like she did ten years ago, but this time, her hurt was colored with resentment. The hardest thing to hear was her ultimatum. If I "chose" to be a queer woman, she said, I was also choosing to break apart our family – our small family already untethered from a lineage and history it left a world away; our small family where my parents still speak at home in Chinese – and I still reply mostly in English; our small family in which my parents poured all that they had, all that they could.
In the aftermath of this second coming-out, friends often asked why I didn't break ties with my mother. Whether as a result of my cultural upbringing or some Spirit-fueled force I can't say for certain. Leaving her was not an option.
Silence [Spring]
I decided to share with my parents the more specific news of my relationship with Zora in early spring on the same day of some good news – my acceptance into an Ivy League graduate school. Zora planned to come out to her family that same week.
That day in April, I drove half an hour to a café in small-town New Mexico. There, I wrote an email to my parents. I loved them, I told them in every way that I could, and I invited them to speak to me again when they were ready. While my mother didn't speak to me then, she did call Zora. She begged Zora to let me go. And Zora managed to maintain peace while she graciously declined my mother's pleas. Although my mother is not a Christian, she sent her Christian friends to call me – people who tried valiantly to convince me that my faith and my sexual identity were incompatible.
Staying Out
But having reached the conclusion that my identity reflected a facet of God's, and that I would pursue the love I had for Zora – I could not be swayed by the foot-soldiers of my mother's misplaced concerns or by other voices.
In July, I got tired of waiting for my mother to call. I had moved across the country. I was unsure how long our silence would last or which would win: pride, fear, stubbornness, or love. I called, heart fluttering, and my mother's voice was quiet and faraway. We didn't say much. She didn't want me to hear her cry. But in the silence, we still spoke.
My mother's non-affirming nature was not a product of her faith, but rather, of a particularly patriarchal upbringing in which forces like Western interpretations of Christianity held unwieldy influence. I was unsure if our relationship would ever heal, but I wanted to give her a chance to live this more truthful and joyful life with me.
For a while, there was no light. I fumbled through the darkness with the faraway companionship of Zora and an occasional friend. But I think my mother fumbled through the darkness too, sometimes against me and sometimes with me. Those days in the desert, before I broke the silence and when the wound was still raw, I asked a friend if it would ever get better. She told me cheerfully about her uncle's marriage to a man. "It only took about eight years," she said, "for our family to embrace him again."
Eight years.
I could do that. I was unsure that my mother would embrace me again, but I was also unsure that she wouldn't. I could wait eight years to share this life with my mother.
During this time, I clung to an exhortation from Psalm 44:
I don't trust in weapons. My own sword won't save me.
But it's You – You who saved us from the enemy.
The enemy was a spirit of defeat. I had done the work of discernment. I no longer trusted in my own weaponry of denial or shame. I had done the work of coming out. A greater physician would direct my healing and that of my mother. This time, whatever winds may blow, I was staying out.
This Thursday, come back around to hear the remainder of this tale.
Painting by Li Zijian


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April's only official statutory holiday is Easter, but there's another fun fiesta worth making on your calendar taking place on the 17th: World Malbec Day.
Yes, it's a creation of the Wines of Argentina marketing machine, but we're willing to put that aside and embrace the manufactured reason to enjoy a bottle of Malbec along with millions of our wine-loving peers world wide.
Many liquor stores and wine shops have also embraced the idea, so look for complimentary Malbec tastings at your local haunt on the day. Sip, quaff and take home a bottle. Or, for those of you in too much of a hurry to stop and go through a few samples, here are some Malbec recommendations to fulfil your quick shopping requirements:
Graffigna 2011 Centenario Reserve Malbec - $14.50
Impressive intensity and balance of aromas on the nose of this Malbec with ripe blackberry and sweet spices in the lead supported by light, toasted oak and sun-drenched rock notes.
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Pascual Toso 2012 Malbec - $15
This easy-drinking, fruit-forward Malbec offers plenty of juicy, ripe cherry and tangy wild-blackberry fruit on the otherwise spicy-vanilla nose and the mild-mannered palate where light tannins and acidity play a supporting role to the hero of the wine, its tangy, fleshy fruit.
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Bodegas Escorihuela Gascón 2012 '1884' Reservado Malbec - $17
There's a warm smokiness on the nose of this Malbec that envelopes the blue fruit, mocha and light spice aromas while hints of vanilla and oak poke through the fog adding impressive depth and complexity for this price point.
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Luigi Bosca 2011 Malbec - $20
A very pure expression of Malbec with a focus on the balance between the natural, fleshy-fruit and peppercorn qualities of the variety. Some oak influence from 12 months in French barrels is perceptible and successfully enhances both the blackberry and plum-infused nose and the modern, fruit-forward, easy-drinking palate.
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Michel Torino 2011 Don David Finca La Maravilla #6 - $20
This inky-purple, single-vineyard Malbec from the Cafayate Valley packs a punch. Albeit, a well-balanced, accurate punch. Should make for an excellent pairing with a fine cut of beef, either grilled or broiled.
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Bodega Norton 2010 Reserva Malbec - $20
Warm, inviting and layered, the Reserva from Bodegas Norton is the Malbec for lovers of red wines with character, a sense of place and bold fruit but without the residual sweetness all too common among red wines these days.
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River Stone Estate Winery 2012 Malbec Rosé - $20
Bold, both in hue and in flavour, the River Stone Malbec Rosé is one of the more colourful and fuller-bodied blush wines on the market in BC today.
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Perseus Winery 2011 Select Lots Syrah Malbec - $29
Sourced from vineyards in the Similkameen Valley and Osoyoos, this blend of 68% Syrah, 23% Malbec, 6% Petit Verdot and 3% Merlot offers ripe and spicy red and blue fruit aromas on a charming nose enhanced with toasted oak notes and hints of cinnamon sticks.
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Introduction: Crepe Roses With Blood Oranges and Cardamom
Ideally, everything I made would taste just as good as it looks. It can be tricky, though to make a gorgeous, special presentation that also tastes spectacular. (I bet you can guess how I feel about fondant.) So when I need to make a dish that is particularly pretty, I try to work with the visual qualities of a particular food, rather than trying to force it to look like something else. For a while, I've had a hunch that the pretty, irregular edges of crêpes might just make a lovely leaf or petal. Then I ran into a simple paper art technique for roses... put the two together and you get crêpe roses! They look complicated, but they're really not difficult to make. And you won't need lots of special equipment, either. If you have a non-stick or cast iron pan, a squeeze bottle (reused ketchup bottles work well), paper coffee filters and a sharp knife, you're in business. And the best part is that they are absolutely real food-- every bit as delicious as regular old round crepes. You can make a few flowers to decorate a serving of regular crepes or make a whole bouquet for your valentine.
Obviously you don't need to make my recipe for sauce to make crêpe roses, but I think you'll want to. Pretty red blood oranges are in season and I think that the pink sauce looks stunning with the roses.The flavors in this dish were inspired by the classic crepes suzette. But my take is a bit lighter and brighter than its gloriously buttery grandparent. And I threw in some cardamom and orange flower water too, just because they are delicious.
For Serving:
3 small Blood Oranges
1 egg
3/4 c. flour
1 1/4 c. milk
1 T. butter, melted
1 T sugar
pinch salt
the zest from 1 orange
1/2 t. orange flower water (optional)
1/2 t. vanilla extract
Cardamom Blood Orange Sauce:
2/3 c. blood orange juice, reserved from cutting the orange segments
3 cardamom pods
1/4 c. sugar
2 T. Butter
at least a dozen roses, serves 2-3
Step 1: Mix Batter & Cut Orange Segments
You can do both of these steps ahead of time. Orange segments will keep in the refrigerator for several days. And crêpe batter is at its best after resting for a day. Make sure your knife is extra sharp before you start to cut your orange segments.
Mix crêpe batter:
Beat the egg together with the milk, sugar,salt, zest and flavorings. Add the flour a little at a time, whisking vigorously to avoid getting any lumps. Once all of the flour is incorporated, whisk in the melted butter. Cover and refrigerate for a minimum of two hours. Overnight is even better.
Cut orange segments
1. Cut off the top and bottom. It might take a few slices until you get cleanly into the fruit.
2. Set the fruit on the now flat bottom and cut the peel away, in strips. Once you have cut one piece away from the fruit, there will be a nice line that you can trace to get the rest of the peel off neatly.
3. Trim away all of the remaining pith.
4. Cut each segment on the left and right to separate the segment from the membrane. At the end you will have a pile of segments and something like a book made of citrus membranes.
5. Squeeze the center skins over your bowl of supremes to get any remaining juice out.
Step 2:
Cook crepes:
Place a non-stick or cast iron pan or griddle over medium heat. Lightly coat the surface with butter. Pour about half of your crêpe batter into a squeeze bottle. (Filling it too full makes it hard to control the flow.) It usually takes a few crêpes to make sure that the pan is at the right temperature. Quickly squeeze your crêpe batter out in a spiral around the pan. I found it easiest to trace around the outside edge of the pan and then just move up and make a little hook in the center of the circle. Once you've got your spiral give the pan a quick shake to help thin out the crêpe. You want your crêpe line to be about an inch wide, but don't worry about making it perfect, those little imperfections will make your rose look organic.
Remove from pan:
Use a thin metal spatula to take a peek at the under surface of the crepe to see if the crêpe is browning correctly. Ideally, your crêpe should be golden in some parts and still pale in others. When your crêpe has cooked through, run your metal spatula all the way around the spiral to loosen it form the pan. I found it easiest to fold the crêpe in order to lift it out. With the shape there isn't a simple folding plan, just fold things over until you can lift it all at once once your spatula. Immediately transfer to a round paper coffee filter. Once the crêpe has cooled enough to handle, carefully unfold it and return the crêpe to its spiral shape. Place another coffee filter on top of this crêpe, so that you can stack the next one on top. Keep going this way until all the crêpes are cooked.
Step 3: Cook Sauce & Serve
Cook orange juice with spices:
Crush cardamom pods and remove the seeds from their shells. Add cardamom seeds along with sugar and orange juice to a small saucepan. Bring the mixture to a boil. Continue boiling until the mixture has lost about half of its volume, it should be slightly thickened and syrupy. Remove from heat. Let cardamom sit in the syrup to infuse while you cook the crepes. (You can prepare this mixture ahead of time and keep it in the fridge for a few days.)
Form Roses:
Set one of your crepe spirals on a flat work surface. Starting at the outside, roll the spiral up toward the middle. Start rolling rather tightly, but loosen up as you go. When you are satisfied with how the rose looks, turn it over onto it's side and cut a flat place for the rose to sit. Set rose on a plate to serve or in a dish to warm.
Mix Sauce:
Strain out the cardamom seeds and return your syrup to a saucepan. Heat the orange syrup until boiling. Remove from the heat and throw in the butter. Whisk vigorously until the butter is incorporated. The mixture should turn slightly opaque. Carefully ladle the warm sauce over your crepes. Note: once the butter is added to this sauce, you must keep it warm or the butter will separate out.
Arrange roses and orange segments on plates. If you like, you can reheat the crepe roses on the plate just before you serve them. Or you can heat them in the oven and transfer them to their plates. Squeeze sauce over the roses, making sure that some of the sauce gets in between the petals.
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Thanks for this idea. My girlfriend and me enjoyed all four of my rose-creations.
These look very yummy!
A dab of food coloring would really liven these up! Clever idea!!!
genius way of presenting crepes. Beautiful. Inspiring. My stepdaughter loves crepes; I will be making them this way for her next time!
I included these as part of a three course dinner I made for my fiance last night. They were great! She loved them (how they tasted and looked), thanks for posting this!
I did run into a bit of a problem though. Even though I used four oranges, I did not have enough juice to make a decent amount of sauce. Is there a way to stretch the juice? I used a little water, but thought it might wash out the flavour. Any tips on that would be great!
Yum! I'm going to have to start making crepes :D The sauce sounds so good and those crepes are so cute!
Thanks! I hope you enjoy them. I may or may not have licked the last bit of sauce off my plate...


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If you and your friends are contemplating a weekend away, Chester is a brilliant choice as there are some great places to visit, endless things to do, all within a close distance to some great Chester hotels. For a fun weekend away, the city has great shopping facilities, superb tours, the award winning Chester Zoo and beautiful Tatton Park. For an unforgettable weekend away with friends the Chester Races would be hard to beat. Chester Racecourse is a stunning venue where style and entertainment go hand in hand with the racing action.
Racing begins from May and it attracts a whole variety of people around the nation. There are number of great events over the summer period from May onwards, including evening racing, Coutts International Polo weekend and the British Masters International Show jumping.
Whatever you plan on doing in Chester, you will at some point need to be fed and there are plenty of great dining options in the city. Why not go out in style by visiting Michael Caines Restaurant located in the city's Abode on the 5th floor, close to many Chester hotels. Not only does this restaurant provide you with a fantastic array of quality cuisine, it offers some breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and Chester's famous racecourse, giving you a dining experience you will never forget. The menu is well recommended and offers something for everyone. The British cuisine is also a real hit with the locals as Michael Caines Restaurant uses the best and finest ingredients from local produce.
When you visit Chester with your friends, whether it is to celebrate a special occasion or just because it's the weekend, you must experience Chester's vibrant, fun and immensely entertaining nightlife. There is a superb selection of pubs, bars, nightclubs and Chester hotels across the city centre all within easy reach of one another. One place you must visit is the Champagne Bar, not far from Michael Caines Restaurant. This bar is one of Chester's most modern, stylish and popular meeting venues day or night. The bar offers an endless range of Champagnes including the best-known grandes marques in addition to the most famous and rare vintage and deluxe cuvée Champagnes. If you're not a Champagne fan, there are many innovative cocktails made with the best ingredients. This is a great place especially in the summer as you can sit out on the outdoor terrace admiring the views of Chester, knowing you're never too far away from Chester hotels.


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Memristor is a novel kind of electronic device whose resistance can continuously change depending on the charge or flux passing through it, and has unique advantages in the applications of nonvolatile memory and artificial neural networks. The intelligent PID controllers play an essential role in modern control field. Based on the study of conventional single neuron and neural network PID controller, this paper presents an approach to the memristive weight updating which is similar to the biologic synapse, and puts forward a model of the memristive single neuron and neural network controllers. According to the stipulating theory, the program simulation and Simulink modeling have been already provided. Experimental results verify the effectiveness of proposed scheme. It would be beneficial for the development of the modern intelligent PID controller and expect to promote the hardware realization of the neural network PID controller.
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The 16th Grand Wine Experience
Gurkka exclusive wines: Inniskillin Canadian Icewine as well as Mt.Veeder, Clos du Bois, and Simi Californian Wines at the 16th Grand Wine Experience
A gathering of wine enthusiasts, wine collectors, businessmen, food and beverage industry practitioners, and who's who of the Manila's society happens annually during the prestigious Grand Wine Experience.
This is like the MET Ball of Wine where more than 500 kinds of wine and liquors can be tasted to your heart's content.
The Grand Wine Experience started off with the Joseph brothers' vision of a Filipino Family gathering during lunch or dinner with a glass of wine. Their vision of offering Filipino families affordable and decent wines, which comes from different parts of the world, is something that they believe could be possible.
This is the reason why their company, Philippine Wine Merchants, created this festive event so that the supplier's around the world could partake and engage in this festivity and offer Filipinos Taste of their great wine.
For us Filipinos, this is our chance to b educated in both history and knowledge of wine so that we may share it with our friends, colleagues, and families. This is also our chance to taste the different types of wine, old world or new world, and decide on ourselves what would be our preference.
This year, the event was made grander than ever. New additions were added to the already grandiose event such as bloggers corner and their newly launched Grand Wine Magazine which is an annual issue. Another new gimmick they had is the unveiling of the chocolate buffet dessert which was hanged from the ceiling and unveiled to guests to a gift of heaven. The chocolate dessert was indeed luscious, luxurious and blissful.
This year's selection of wines and alcohols was definitely vast and over the top. Some of them are the new World Wines from Chile and Old World wines which span centuries of heritage and histories from France, Italy, Spain and more. Guests are flooded with choices and new discoveries because there is so much to choose from.
Ngo, K. (2016, November 5). The 16th Grand Wine Experience. Psst PH. Retrieved http://www.psst.ph/16th-grand-wine-experience/


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Review On The New Zenith Defy El Primero 21 Replica Watch UK With Colored Gemstones Bezel
Today we will talk about the new luxury copy Zenith Defy watch with the rainbow bezel.
- The movement
The Zenith fake watch with skeleton dial has been created on basis of the Defy El Primero 21 watch, so the movement is El primero 9004, the self-winding mechanical movement which has been equipped with double spring barrel, ensuring the accuracy to the 1/100 seconds.
- The case
The imitation watch with black leather strap features a 44 mm case which is available in black ceramic and titanium versions. The design of the dial has inherited from El Primero 21, allowing the wearers to enjoy the movement of the gear, rotor and so on. Meanwhile, the central second hand with the symbol of star, the oversized baton-shaped hands all present the mechanical aesthetics.
- Rainbow bezel
There are 44 colored gemstones with high quality and purity paved on the bezel, forming a hue of rainbow. Many brands have released models with the rainbow bezel including Rolex, Hublot, Jacob & Co, Corum and so on.
- Strap
In addition to the blue and black leather straps, the brand also offers additional straps with different colors the wearers to match different clothes.


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Sunday, August 24, 2008
Sara Kay Week # 8
I made this card for the Sara Kay Weekly Challenge. This week Lorraine and Donna provided this wonderful sketch to follow. The only rule to follow is to use a Sara Kay stamp. Hope everybody is having a wonderful weekend and fun with your relatives and friends.
Thanks to my friend Camilla for the image. :)
Hugs, Lim
Hola a todas,
Esta tarjeta la hice para el concurso semanal de Sara Kay . Esta semana Lorraine y Donna nos han enviado este maravilloso sketck y la unica regla a seguir es que deben reproducirlo y usar uno de los sellos de Sara Kay. Espero esten teniendo un fin de semana maravillos junto a su familia y amigos.
Gracias a mi amiga Camilla por la imagen.
Abrazos, Lim
17 comments:
- Unknown said...
Absolutely stunning!!!!
Love the colors, the details and teh coloring! not to mention the cute image!!!
You`ve made so many other beautiful cards since my last visit, and I`m so impressed with the colorscheme you use, and the images are always perfect colored!
Have a great day in Miami!
- August 24, 2008 at 4:03 PM
- Sandra said...
This is fabulous Lim, I really love the colours. And you always get the details perfect!!!!!!
Hugs Sandra
- August 24, 2008 at 5:30 PM
- Yesenia ( yesy) said...
waooo lims espectacular
- August 24, 2008 at 6:06 PM
- Debbie said...
Stunning card Lim. Your colouring and the papers are beautiful. Love it!
- August 24, 2008 at 6:09 PM
- Julia said...
Hi Lim! I just found your blog and loved your Sarah Kay image. I haven't ever seen that one and was wondering where you got it. I love Sarah Kay and would love to have them all! Your card is absolutely beautiful! If you could email me at : email@example.com
and let me know, I would really appreciate it! Julia
- August 24, 2008 at 10:18 PM
- Heather Huggins said...
Fabulous!!! I really need to ink mine up.
- August 24, 2008 at 11:32 PM
- Claudia Rosa ~ Pretty Pressings said...
wonderful card lim!
love the fresh colors of the card.
- August 25, 2008 at 1:07 AM
- Marte said...
Ah, sweetheart- this is gorgeus! You absolutely "rule" with this colors! :)
Love you, always
- August 25, 2008 at 9:38 AM
- Heike's Creativeplace said...
Wow, Lim this gorgeous. Love the Image and the colors are so great. Your coloring is fantastic as always......
- August 25, 2008 at 10:17 AM
- MichelleO said...
I just love your card, did as soon as I saw it on the site. One the colors are so soft and beautiful, your coloring is perfect. And then that image is so sweet.
- August 25, 2008 at 11:00 AM
- Zoe said...
Hi Lim, I love the cute sarah kay image and I love the colours.
- August 25, 2008 at 4:48 PM
WOWZER!! What an amazing card!! :) Totally LOVE your color choices, you coloring in and the sparkle you give to your projects!! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog!! :) I will be back here for sure!!
- August 25, 2008 at 6:10 PM
- Deb Wood said...
This is so sweet. I totally love the colors and the image!!!
Hugs, Deb
- August 25, 2008 at 6:37 PM
- Nikki Fairbairn said...
This is gorgeous Lim and I really love the colour scheme, your colouring is just fabulous as always and I LOVE the sparkles! Hope you are well, Hugs, Nikki x
- August 26, 2008 at 4:04 AM
- Hanne said...
Stunning card, Lim! Great color combo, and the cute image is beautiful colored!!! Love the details you've added as well.
Hugs, Hanne:)
- August 28, 2008 at 2:19 AM
- Monique said...
It's beautifull Lim !
Hugs Monique
- August 28, 2008 at 3:18 AM
- Annie said...
beautiful card and love the image and the sparkle on the paper. annie x
- August 29, 2008 at 12:22 PM


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The HUBER + SUHNER Tunisia company, which is part of an international Swiss corporation, is currently developing its operations in Tunisia. Since the beginning of 2011, we have taken over new competences from Switzerland in many different areas, developing, growing and constantly improving. You can be part of these activities. we are looking for you!
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we are an international company and our motto is " perfection in connection solutions''
we employ over 500 people in Tunisia branch of the company in Sousse
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This nearly raw, no-bake "cheesecake" is a festive and healthy Valentine's Day dessert, but easy enough to prepare any time you're craving a creamy, indulgent treat!
There's no shortage of raw/rawish cheesecakes around these parts, but I love creating unique flavor combinations and this Orange, Berry & Beet version (with a little spicy kick from ginger!) is certainly worth sharing.
The ingredients here are the usual suspects with one new addition: Garden Granola by Victory Dance Foods – a women-owned Chicago company =)
The granola has hearty oats, nuts, buckwheat, quinoa, and dried fruit – but also a creative twist because it's infused with fruit and veggie juices like pineapple and beet. The result is a beautiful magenta snack full of flavor and nutrition. It also happens to add the perfect chewy texture and fruity flavor to the no-bake cheesecake crust! And it's equally delicious as a crunchy garnish to adorn the finished cheesecake.
This beautiful and nourishing dessert is packed with superfoods, vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free, and freezer friendly – the perfect treat for celebration, and sharing with friends and family!
Orange, Berry & Beet No-Bake Cheesecake (gluten-free, vegan, refined sugar-free)
Heaping 1 cup mixed nuts
1/2 c pepitas
1/3 c Victory Dance Foods Garden Granola
4 large dates, pitted and quartered
Pinch salt
1/2 tsp cinnamon
2 flax eggs (2 tbsp ground flax + 3 tbsp water)
In a food processor, blend the cinnamon, salt, nuts and pepitas to nearly a flour. Add the flax eggs and dates and blend to incorporate. The mixture should look sticky and crumbly. Add the granola and pulse a few times. The crust should stick together without being wet. Add 1-2 tsp water if necessary.
Press the mixture into a parchment lined 6 inch springform pan or tart pan. Refrigerate while making the filling.
1 3/4 c blanched sliced almonds, soaked for at least 2 hours, drained and rinsed
1/4 tsp sea salt
1/4 raw honey or maple syrup
2 tbsp fresh squeezed orange juice
1 orange, peeled
1 inch piece fresh ginger
4 drops Orange vitality oil
1/3 c melted cacao butter (melt in a dehydrator or over the lowest setting on the stovetop)
Splash vanilla extract
Optional: a few drops vanilla stevia, or additional sweetener, to taste
Beet & berry swirl:
1 medium beet, cooked and chopped
1/2 c berries
1/4 filling mixture
More orange juice, to taste
In a high-speed blender, puree all the filling ingredients except the cacao butter until smooth.
Add the cacao butter and blend until well-incorporated. Don't rinse the blender!
Pour 3/4 filling into the crust (you may want to leave a spoonful aside to swirl on top later). Leave the rest in the blender.
Note: Skip cooking the beet for 100% raw
Add the beets and berries to the blender.
Blend until smooth.
Pour over the other filling in the crust.
Optional: Swirl reserved white filling over the pink filling.
Cover and refrigerate at least 8 hours before cutting.
Extra delicious topped with additional Garden Granola, fresh berries and coconut flakes.