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BOV Football Teams double in Banca CupWednesday, May 23, 2018, 13:48
The BOV male and female football teams both retained the KPMG Banca Cup.
The BOV Males Football Team claimed the Banca Cup for the 9th time in 10 Editions winning their group with two convincing wins against MFSA (8-0) and Fimbank (5-1). A 9-0 routing of HSBC put BOV in the semi-final, where they went past BNF 4-2 to reach the final. Another 4-2 win over KPMG made sure the Banca Cup stayed at BOV.
The BOV Ladies team won the title in their first participation in this tournament. The girls enjoyed three big wins against Credorax (8-0), FIMbank (10-0) and KPMG (6-0). Not only were the girls unbeaten, but they maintained a clean sheet throughout the tournament.
The BOV male team was composed of Mark Marlow, Dylan Lee Tanti, Keiran Xuereb, Ian Darmanin, Ryan Darmanin, Andre Cassar, Ryan Schembri, Chris Vella, Kyle Frendo and Andrew Scerri. Coach Frans Cassar was at the helm of the team.
The female team was composed of Charlene Cilia, Antoinette Grech, Danielle Cuschieri, Iona Agius, Ylenia Carabott, Joanne Cutajar, Charlotte Spiteri and Maggie Cutajar under the guidance of coach Stephen Mizzi.


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We bought our house two years ago because we loved the woodsy backyard, the 3200 sq. feet, the five bedrooms, and the potential we saw. But we certainly did not buy it for the kitchen. In fact, I despised that room since the moment we moved in.
We've been talking about moving lately. Just because. And one thing I decided I really didn't want to do was to remodel the kitchen only to move out RIGHT away and have no time to enjoy it. I'm so thankful that I get to enjoy our new space, whether we stay here for 1 month or another 2 years!
So, after a whole month of working like crazy and trying to save everything I could in the kitchen, everything came together and looks amazing. It's crazy how different it looks and feels. We have so much more space and storage. The room is bright and inviting and easy to maneuver even with two cooks
In my mind, these pictures don't do the former set up justice for how terrible it truly was. The dishwasher used to almost hit the island when we opened it. It was so cramped. It was what, well, basically everyone would call a "one cook kitchen." Now there's room to walk around because added more cupboards and moved the island, stove and microwave over 1′ each!
I also added wainscoting panels to the island and stained it a darker color.
To open things up on the windowless wall, I took out the pantry. That left room for us to scoot the island over. I love how the open shelves turned out along this wall.
To make up for lost pantry space we added in new, skinnier pantries and a coffee bar on an empty wall (opposite the stove).
We kept the kitchen sink and faucet. I had to have my handy, (formerly) little brother Steven come over and help me unhook the plumbing. I am terrified of plumbing things. But he helped me and showed me how to hook it back up so I was able to reinstall it myself.
Thank you Steven!
We didn't have anywhere to hang aprons before so this is my little apron corner. To make this I used some old wood I had sitting around, added hooks, and screwed it into the studs! I love it!
And that's all for now, Folks!
But before I go change a stinky diaper, I need to thank my husband. Without his support and help, none of this could have happened!
Babe, if it weren't for you I would have cried every day, but I didn't because I didn't want to freak you out. I also didn't want you to think I couldn't finish what I started! 🙂

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Bits and pieces and things and stuff:
* First, a picture of me and the bride whom I married this weekend (to someone else, to be clear), Emily Weise-King:
Emily and I have known each other for the better part of a decade; she and I were part of that first generation of bloggers ("online diarists" or "online journalers," since we hadn't thought of the word "blog" yet), and then became real-world friends not too long thereafter. She's basically very cool, so when she and Michael (her now husband) asked me if I would officiate, I was there with bells on (Note: I did not wear actual bells. It would have interfered with the ceremony). I will note that the Weise-Kings did briefly consider changing their name to something else; had not sense prevailed, I might have introduced the married couple to congregation as "Michael and Emily Lazer-Awesome." But sense prevailed. Alas. Regardless, the happy couple, is, indeed, laser awesome. And don't you ever forget it.
* For those of you in the crowd who apparently didn't know, yes, in fact, I am able to marry people; I'm ordained in the Universal Life Church and it's all legal as beer sales on Sunday. I've been marrying people for ten years or so. It's more of a hobby than anything else; I do it for friends when they get married and they don't have a regular minister or someone else they'd like to stand up there and direct traffic. If I may say so, by this point I'm pretty good at, because I do my officiant duties with the philosophy that the congregation wants two things: To see the happy couple kiss, and to get to the partying. When you keep those two things in mind, it's all very easy.
* But before you ask, no, I probably won't perform your wedding for you. As noted, I tend to do them for long-time friends, at weddings I was likely to attend anyway. And at this point, most of my long-time friends are well and truly hitched (Emily, who's more than a decade younger than me, is an outlier, wedding-wise). I suppose that when the children of my very good friends start needing an officiant, I might see an uptick in the business again, but that's one of those things I don't really want to think about at the moment.
* Moving away from wedding and to the Oscars, I was delighted that I went 6-for-6 in last night major categories, not that any of you would have known that, since the Oscar prediction piece I wrote got eaten by WordPress the day the nominations came out. You'll have to trust me on this one. That said, I'll note a lot of people who were not me flubbed the Best Supporting Actress and Best Actor categories; in the latter, a lot of people expected Mickey Rourke to get the award, while the Best Supporting Actress award predictions were all over the board, but mostly not to Penelope Cruz. Nate Silver, for example, who famously pegged the election at FiveThirtyEight, applied his stats models to the Oscars and blew both of these categories, picking Rourke and Taraji P. Henson, the latter of whom had almost no chance of winning, frankly.
Silver is excellent at politics in general but doesn't understand Academy politics much. In my mind Penelope Cruz was the easy pick because a) statistically speaking, the Best Supporting Actress nominee who is in a Woody Allen film is always a safe bet (see: Dianne Weist, Mira Sorvino); b) she's been Oscar-nominated before, and recently, which also inclines votes to her; c) she's gorgeous and well-liked and that matters. As for Rourke, to put it simply, being nominated was his reward for getting his act together, and it's still not completely together because the dude's still walking around in day-glo jump suits and clutching a chihuahua. There was no way it was going to happen this year. He needs to keep his act together, ditch the public exhibitions of a toy dog, and make a few more good films before he can clutch an Oscar (hint to Rourke: Get nominated in the Supporting category next time, and Oscar gold is yours).
* I will say early on I thought Benjamin Button was going to be a lock, because it was both a safe and relatively commercially successful choice, but I was amazed at how quickly the backlash smacked that film around, and how quickly Slumdog slipped out from behind. I thought there might be an outside chance for Milk, but that film got Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay, so it can't complain. And I'm delighted Kate Winslet finally got a Best Actress Oscar, because she deserves it for being so good for so long but also because now that means, pace Halle Berry and Charlize Theron, that she will now immediately make a God-awful action film in which she wears very tight black latex, and I'm all for that.
* Finally, on a more personal note: I'm waaaaaaay behind on personal e-mail, so if you sent me a personal e-mail in the last couple of weeks, I probably haven't responded yet. I will try to do so today and/or tomorrow. Sorry for being a bad friend. You can kick me the next time you see me.


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Life after death: More Adventures of a Landscape Architect
Reflections from recent trips across Southeastern Pennsylvania:
Communities are increasingly forced to deal with the long-term impacts of industrialization, where the veneer of economic prosperity ultimately gives away to reveal damaged communities and impaired ecological processes. We visited two sites that are deploying strategies to deal with such post-industrial conditions. One location was Palmerton, Pennsylvania; a Superfund town nestled in the bucolic backdrop of the Kitatinny Mountains. The other was Philadelphia's Mill Creek, which is currently encapsulated within enormous sewer pipes underneath the city. The sustainable practices at Palmerton and Mill Creek provide some insight on how to design strategies that restore the ecological functions of highly impaired environments.
Palmerton Superfund Site
In 1898, Palmerton was founded as a factory town, nestled between two ridgelines, to conduct zinc smeltering during the height of industrialization in the United States. After decades of constant smeltering, the forest ecosystem collapsed, affecting an expanse of nearly 2,000 acres. Due to deposition of zinc, lead and cadmium from the furnaces, microorganisms in the soil substrate were killed off, and an integral component of the forest lifecycle ended. Without decomposers, nutrients in the soil were eliminated, leading a domino effect that decimated the forest. To date, it is the largest Superfund site east of the Mississippi River.
On site, I was struck by the eerie landscape of windswept, bleached trees amongst barren grounds of dry dirt. Abandoned, rusted factory facitilies stood like sentinels to remind residents and visitors of a foregone era. Amazingly, some plant and wildlife species are returning to the environment; numerous sprouts of sassafras and sourgum were seen emerging from gnarled trunks.
Due to the immensity of the contaminated area, removing the toxic substrate was out of the question. We learned about two strategies to rebuild the soil nutrients, with the goal of creating a capping layer of substrate above the contaminated soils. The first attempt to "green" the decimated slopes entailed terracing the mountain to establish over 60 miles of roadways. These costly roads provided access for trucks to spray "ecoloam" along the slopes. Ecoloam was an engineered growing medium composed of sludge and schlag material from city waste. From afar, this method successfully "greened" the mountainside. However, some critics of this method blame the pervasive amount of invasive species on the applied slopes, due to the unpredictability of the seed composition of the ecoloam mixture. Additionally, trees could not establish beyond the depth of the ecoloam because the roots would hit the contaminated substrate beneath.
The land now belongs to telecommunications monolith known as Viacom, as a side acquisition through various transactions. To its credit, Viacom is funding the implementation of the second strategy, which relies on the hardiness of warm season native grass species to restore and stabilize the mountain slopes. Based on a serpentine barren-type ecology, this strategy aims to mimic the type of succession that had occurred in the site's geological glaciation context. To establish the grasses, a growing medium composed of limestone, commercial fertilizer, grass seeds and compost was sprayed from the air, or hand-dropped along the slopes. This method appears to be less disruptive of the mountain slope because roads are not necessary, and the warm season grasses seem to be growing quite successfully.
In addition to the warm-season grasses, the predominant plant species we observed included the gray birch, sassafras, poplar, aspen and chestnut oak trees. Furthermore, some rare plant species were thriving quite well in these extreme conditions, such as wild bleeding heart and sandwort. Despite the calculated efforts to establish native plants, invasive species continue to pose a threat to the restoration efforts. As such, the staff work hard to eradicate the butterfly bush and ailanthus tree that they find along the slopes.
Mill Creek, Philadelphia
Mill Creek is exemplary of how industrialization and the fast densification of urban areas impact watershed ecology. Mill Creek is one of hundreds of streams that were channeled and buried into Philadelphia's combined sewer system. Tracing the journey of Mill Creek from upper Merion to its confluence with the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia was a fascinating excursion. Unaware of the negative ecological impacts of channeling Mill Creek into the sewer system, the city of Philadelphia filled in the stream valley with fly ash to provide ground foundation for more development. Eventually, the ash compressed and significantly destabilized the foundation, leading to the collapse of several neighborhood areas along the historic streambed.
As we traveled across West Philadelphia, following the historic streambed, we visited sites that are employing various sustainable initiatives to improve storm water quality, among other issues. As a landscape architect, one can conceptualize these efforts as ways to measure, or index, the historic stream path. Gardens, tree plantings, swales, retention systems, and rain gardens not only mark the path of the stream, but also restore some ecological functions of the watershed. These interventions can bring new life back to the over-developed, impervious surface of urban areas.
One such intervention is taking place at a community garden called Mill Creek Farm. The site, located above the Mill Creek historic streambed, originally had row houses built on top. When the foundations collapsed, local residents took over the empty lot by starting a vegetable garden. Today, two dynamic young women manage a portion of the farm as a non-profit. In many ways, Mill Creek Farm reminded me of the community gardens that I had volunteered with in Detroit. Like the network of urban gardens in Detroit, Mill Creek had a strong educational component in which urban youth were provided direct, hands-on experiences with the land and sought to increase food security and nutrition in urban settings. Spanning half a city block, Mill Creek Farm was packing a high concentration of programming into its operations, including a green roof demonstration project, nutritional workshops, public art, a composting toilet, beehives, and organic gardening practices.
Mill Creek Farm is located on property owned by the Philadelphia Water Department, which is central to a lot of this initiatives in the city. PWD has highly innovative approaches to dealing with water issues in the city, and Mill Creek Farm is one manifestation of their vision. These practices included a "hybrid sewer system" next to the Blackwell housing development in West Philly, which entailed an underground water retention system that would retain water for a period of time. We also examined a basketball court that used porous asphalt. An overflow swale was constructed at the edge of the court to account for excessive runoff that would lead to a drainage pipe. At Clark Park, one can almost imagine a time when Mill Creek formerly flowed freely in this area. Today, portions of Clark Park experience drainage issues, evidence of former mill ponds. Nearby, a native plants demonstration garden stewarded by USP adds an accent of greenspace in the area. Unfortunately, it was fenced off and inaccessible to the public.
We currently live and operate in a condition that is forcing us to deal with the ramifications of industrialization that built a petroleum-dependent economy and society. These impacts have negative effects on our ecosystems, community structures and social cultures. These two trips afforded a sense of potential for landscape architects to become proponents of positive impacts, providing a framework for design solutions to our damaged world. Perhaps the solution lies in the synthesis of many solutions. Palmerton and Mill Creek initiatives are demonstrating that life after "death" can take place, where nature and humans are no longer opposing forces, but a symbiosis of processes that can sustain a better quality of life for future generations.


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Shape magazine last week celebrated its 30th birthday with a party in New York City that feted clients, showcased sponsors and honored Jane Fonda in a special ceremony as one of five women who exemplify an active lifestyle. Fonda was one of the magazine's original cover girls.
The party took place in the lobby of the IAC Building on New York City's west side that was transformed into a hot nightclub with lounges, flowers and gobos on the floor. A video wall that runs the length of the space served as a backdrop for a tribute to the brand over the past 30 years that featured magazine covers and pop culture icons from each decade, from Fonda's top-selling '80s work-out video to the supermodels of the '90s and Eva Longoria wearing Bebe sport apparel in the 2000s. Pop singer JoJo provided musical entertainment. Dr. Oz, who appears on Shape's November cover with his wife, presented Fonda with a Shape Your Life award.
Jose Cuervo sampled its 100-calorie light margarita drinks and sponsored a green-screen photo op with a party-themed background. Essie Nails, which also turns 30 this year, sponsored a satellite martini bar that served three signature martinis inspired by the names of its nail polish. Michelob Light and POP sparkling wine also poured drinks. POP was included in gift bags.
"We wanted to do something special and impactful to commemorate this milestone that would be press-worthy for the brand, treat our clients and provide a venue for our sponsors," John Balen, brand director at Shape, told Buzz. Agency: Michael Alan Group, New York City.


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If sleep doesn't have any calories, how can too much or too little make you fat? Why would you need sleep to lose weight?
Well we all know that sleep itself doesn't have any calories but it effects our hormones; it impacts how much we eat and what foods we choose to eat. The choices we make everyday impact our hormones. If these choices disrupt our hormones, it can alter your gene expression and lead to obesity and ageing of cells.
Sleep to Lose Weight
Stress is metabolic tension and comes in many forms, including eating too little food, not enough of the right foods, not eating often enough, sleep deprivation, exercise, and emotional/mental stress. Anytime the body is under stress, cortisol is secreted in the body. Cortisol causes cravings for fat, sugar and salt! Your lack of sleep could be the reason you feel like you can't get your cravings under control!
Lack of Sleep Affects Fat Loss
Sleep deprivation has the same effects on the body as over-exercising. This stops your ability to lose weight in its tracks. Both make you leptin resistant (leptin is the hormone secreted from your fat cells that tells your brain you have enough fat on your body, it's ok to stop eating) and raises ghrelin (your hunger hormone). Lack of sleep (and over-exercise) makes you insatiably hungry!
That's right; you aren't imagining that insatiable hunger the days after you don't sleep. Your body literally cannot hear the signals from your fat cells saying STOP EATING and your stomach continues to send the signal "I'm hungry" even after you have had enough food!
Sleep deprivation (as well as long duration cardio) lowers human growth hormone (HGH). HGH is the hormone responsible for muscle building and fat burning (only when paired with testosterone). This means that a lack of sleep will hinder your body's ability to build muscle and burn fat effectively.
Lack of sleep has also been tied to memory loss since the brain "relives" the day and helps store things into your memory. Without enough sleep, the brain is not able to make these connections and memories are lost.
Extreme Emotions
Not sleeping can cause the brain to have trouble regulating feelings. This can lead to extreme emotional swings or unexplained anger. It has also been shown to impair our ability to focus, and have a difficult time processing things. This is why it's often hard to complete even normal tasks when you are lacking sleep.
I have some simple ways to increase both sleep quantity and quality!
You need sleep to lose weight and if you are having sleep issues, balancing out blood sugar and regulating GABA (a neurotransmitter) is key! GABA is one of the relaxing neurotransmitters in the brain, and if it is low, the brain has a hard time relaxing. Branch chain amino acids (BCAA's) can help raise GABA naturally! Other ways to raise GABA naturally are supplementing with passionflower, skullcap leaf, lemon balm, and thiamine (from green tea) all have a relaxing effect in the brain.
One of my favorite ways to increase GABA is through sipping hot tea! Yogi Bedtime Tea is perfect – it combines valerian root, passionflower, lemon balm, skullcap leaf, and a number of other herbs to help your body naturally relax, and allow you to sleep deeper.
Get Better Sleep
Things to consider if you are having trouble falling asleep at night:
- Time of your last meal – if it was hours ago, you may need to move your meal timing a little closer to bedtime
- Were there any starchy carbs in the meal?
- What time was your last caffeinated beverage?
- Use of blue light emitting devices – television, computer, phones. All interrupt circadian rhythm.
To fall asleep naturally, the body lowers cortisol and raises melatonin. Blue light interrupts this rhythm by disrupting the melatonin secretion. This causes us to spike our cortisol at night, making it difficult to fall asleep. This can also make waking up the next day very difficult, as the body raises cortisol to help us wake up.
Stop The Night Time Wake Up
If you wake up at night things to consider:
- Time of the last meal
- Protein in meal – if you can increase the protein and fiber in the last meal, this can help you stay asleep through the night
- If you wake up and can't go back to sleep, often eating some starch can help
If you are having trouble sleeping, whether it's because you feel wired but tired, you find yourself sleeping lightly, or you are constantly waking up numerous times in the night, there are some changes you can make to your diet. First, you may need to move your last meal to a little later in the evening (or go to bed earlier).
Also, be sure your last meal of the day is full of protein and fiber. If you wake up restless or you find yourself feeling wired or tired, you will likely need to eat some starch to get to sleep. This is because these symptoms are often due to the body having to utilize catecholamines, your stress hormones, to raise blood sugar.
These stress hormones are what make you feel wired but tired. Eating starch (you only need a few bites) instantly raises your blood sugar, so the body doesn't have to keep secreting these catecholamines, and you will have an easier time getting to sleep. This is often an issue in people who go on low starch diets.
Make it a priority to sleep to lose weight with the above tips! Check out my top tips on creating a relaxing nighttime routine!
What about you?
- Do you have problems sleeping at night?
- What are your tips for a good night's sleep?


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The improvement in Spain's household consumption is in full swing
The long expected recovery in the Spanish economy that started last year and has gradually built up steam has been accompanied by a considerable and somewhat surprising improvement in household consumption. Between 2013 Q3 and 2014 Q1, household consumption grew at a rate of 0.5% quarter-on-quarter on average, clearly more than the figure of –0.3% recorded between 2007 and 2012 and approaching the figure of 0.8% from 2000-2006.
This recovery in household consumption is closely related to a substantial rise in the consumption of durables. Consumption of this kind of product decreased the most during the recession, by almost 25% in real terms but now that confidence in the economy's ability to recover has once again taken root among the population, it is starting to make up the ground it lost. However, according to OECD estimates, between 2000 and 2006 an average of 10% of household consumption was on durables, similar to this type of consumption in the euro area or US. The share reached is just 6% at present, so there is still some way to go before it returns to its pre-crisis level.
Automobile purchases are one of the main factors supporting the recovery in the consumption of durables. During the first six months of the year, 225,000 cars were sold to individuals, up by 23% compared with 2013. The government's approval of the PIVE 6 plan, with a budget of 175 million euros, and the continuing improvement in consumer confidence suggest this good rate of growth in sales will carry on over the coming months. The automotive industry, including all activities related to automobiles such as insurance and dealerships, represents 6% of GDP and employs almost 7% of Spain's labour force, so these recent consumption figures are particularly encouraging.
However, this sharp increase in the consumption of durables, and vehicles in particular, is resulting in a notable upswing in imports. As the proportion of goods imported in durables is higher than that for non-durables, it comes as no surprise that this recovery is being accompanied by higher growth in imports. For example, between January and March this year the increase in vehicle imports accounted for 22.8% of the total increase in goods imports.
The current account balance ended 2013 with a historical surplus of 0.7% of GDP but part of the improvement posted over the last few years was due to the fall in domestic demand and, in particular, to the slump in the consumption of durables. All this reminds us of just how important it is for the Spanish economy that its agents continue their efforts to improve competitiveness.


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It is important to compare the auto financing rates that you obtain and those the others have. Through this you are able to determine the reason why you might be paying more or less compared to them. Since auto financing rates are affected by different factors, you can start the comparison by looking into the following:
1. Your credit score
The credit score is considered as the most important basis used by banks in granting loans. When your credit score is higher, you might qualify for more loans with lower interest rates tied to it. However, when your credit score is lower there might be a limited number of loans that you can qualify. In addition to this, you don't get lower interest compared to those with good credit score is getting.
In the event that you would try to compare your loan rates with someone, consider his credit score as one of the reasons why his rate is different from yours. Other factors that has a great influence on the rate includes your income, the length of time that you have lived in the location, and the current debts you have.
2. The loan terms
The length of time that the lender allows you to pay for the loan or the loan term also affects the rate of loans you have compared to that of others. The most common loan terms offered by lenders includes the following:
- 3 years or 36 months
- 4 years or 48 months
- 5 years or 60 months
The longer your loan term is, the lower your monthly payment becomes. However, long term loans might cause you to spend more than what you should due to the interest. Lenders view long term loans as high risk compared to shorter ones. Thus, they place higher interest on it.
3. Compare rates from different sources
You can also compare the loan rates offered by banks, credit unions, and online lenders. Although banks are considered to be the most preferred loan source due to their competitive rates, there are lots of instances where other lenders such as those connected to car dealers that offer better rates. In order to get the best out of your comparison, try making a chart and pre-qualify for a loan with a lender that offers the best rate.


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A 5.8-inch curved display and 4,000 mAh battery for the upcoming Galaxy Note 6?
A 5.8-inch curved display and 4,000 mAh battery for the upcoming Galaxy Note 6?
Recently, Galaxy Note 6 rumors have been flying around a lot. To add to that mix, the latest rumor suggests that the Note 6 could be featuring a curved 5.8-inch Slim RGB panel with 1440p resolution. However, GSM Helpdesk also adds that the curved display is still just a possibility as Samsung has not yet decided whether to use a curved panel or a flat one. One thing that all rumors are suggesting is the fact that whether it is a curved display or a flat one, the Note 6 WILL feature a 5.8-inch screen.
If reports are to be believed then Samsung will only release a single Note device this year, which means that Edge+ or Note Edge models are no longer a part of Samsung's plans for 2016. That single device will supposedly be powered by a huge 4000mAh battery. This would most likely make the Note 6 slightly bigger in certain dimensions than the Note 5, but it should not really be a problem as the super-successful S7 and S7 Edge are also larger than the S6 and S6 Edge. The beautiful design of the two smartphones make the increased size irrelevant. Add to it the superb battery life on these two devices, and you will probably have a hard time finding a single person who is complaining about the slight increase in bulk.
Other features "leaked" in this rumor include the same 12-megapixel camera as the S7 and S7 Edge, 6GB of RAM and Snapdragon 823/Exynos 8890 SoC. We were already aware of these specs as was reported by us earlier, but how much of this actually makes their way to the actual version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is something that we will have to wait to find out for sure.
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PHOTO: (left to right) Serge Dumortier, Senior Security Manager, FIFA; Shawn Bray, Head of the US National Central Bureau in Washington; Enrique Sanz, General Secretary, CONCACAF.
NEW YORK - More than 30 delegates from football, government and law enforcement in Canada and the United States attended the INTERPOL-FIFA Integrity in Sport workshop co-hosted by CONCACAF, which was held in New York City on January 24 and 25.
The purpose of the conference, titled 'Tackling Match Fixing and Corruption in Soccer', was to increase awareness and understand the key intrinsic issues of match fixing in soccer, as well as to examine the multitude of characteristics associated with such activity.
"It is an honor for me to open this session organized by Interpol and FIFA, and co-hosted by CONCACAF, to emphasize the imminent priority this issue represents not only to the United States, Canada and the CONCACAF region but also to international football as a whole," said CONCACAF General Secretary, Enrique Sanz. "At CONCACAF we are determined to educating, identifying, preventing and providing appropriate disciplinary sanctions to all professionals involved in any unethical and unlawful behavior that would undermine the legitimate nature of the game."
Over the two days, presentations were made by INTERPOL (the world's largest police organization), FIFA and Early Warning System (a company established to monitor matches and to safeguard the integrity of football). Additionally, each national association and other participants shared their experiences and concerns relating to match fixing.
"Match manipulation in football must be tackled in the strongest possible way and we are glad that CONCACAF is taking a proactive approach on this subject," said Serge Dumortier, Senior Security Manager at FIFA. "We must take all the steps necessary to safeguard the integrity of our sport."
In a bigger context and with the aid of technology, match fixing has unfortunately become a viral global matter affecting every imaginable sport across the globe. As the most widespread game in the world, attracting millions of fans and high volumes of financial resources, football has become a highly coveted target for unlawful business deals and a potential nesting ground of unfortunate illegitimate intentions.
This has manifested in various creative ways throughout the history of football and currently, once and again, with a new ailment that will have to be treated with intelligence and strength.
"This workshop has the goal to raise awareness of the key contemporary match-fixing issues and threats in football, and to identify good practice and areas for development. The goal is to bring together players, referees, coaches, sports associations, betting regulators and law enforcement to improve individuals' awareness and understanding of corruption in football, understand the strategies used by its perpetrators and learn some methods to recognize, resist and report them," said Shawn Bray, Head of the US National Central Bureau in Washington.
Over the two days, INTERPOL has conducted an extensive series of instructional sessions. Topics addressed include an overview of the betting industry, identification of match-fixing threats, governance, education and prevention. INTERPOL is the world's largest international police organization with 190-member countries. Its role is to enable police around the world to work together, using a high-tech infrastructure of technical and operational support that helps meet the growing challenges of fighting crime.
As part of CONCACAF's continuous commitment to preserving the integrity of the game and in alignment with FIFA guidelines, the confederation is in the process of identifying the necessary measures on a case-by-case basis while setting several relevant preventive provisions in the form of courses and trainings. To counterbalance education and prevention efforts, CONCACAF is also working to explore appropriate legislation that will provide the context for parameters of sporting laws to exist.
To conclude, CONCACAF invited all other accountable stakeholders to integrate efforts toward finding an optimal solution for these intolerable crimes.
"The football family must certainly be an intrinsic part of the battle against match fixing through education, surveillance and sanction. However, we mustn't forget to work in partnership with all other affected sports, governments, media, fans and society as a whole," concluded Sanz.
This is the second Interpol-FIFA Integrity in Sport workshop CONCACAF hosts in the region. The first one was held in August of 2012 in Guatemala City for all members of the Central American Football Union (UNCAF). A third workshop for the confederation's Caribbean members will take in Panama at their Congress in April.
What's the problem - A Global Picture
Corruption in Football: What's the problem in your country and how do you address it?
Betting - how does it work?
Match-fixing - What's the response?
FIFA - Legal operations and governance
Establishing Good Governance
Training, Education and Prevention - INTERPOL's IST training programme
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The removal of hair is also referred to as depilation or epilation. Basically, this process is the intentional elimination of different forms of unwanted body hair. In the modern society, most women practice hair removal for cosmetic purposes and comfort. However, hair removal can also be necessary for some health and medical reasons. If you have been infested by lice or similar parasites, shaving can help you ensure complete eradication and better cleanliness. Some people accumulate microorganisms in hair which cause body odor, so hair removal comes as the most logical and effective solution. Here is a short description of the best epilation techniques for women.
Depilatory Creams
One of the best hair removal options for women is the use of depilatory creams. These products can be purchased from drug stores without prescription. The cream is effective because it works by dissolving the pertinent hair shafts, leaving smooth skin. There are diverse depilatory creams, so ensure that you have selected the right one for the pertinent body part.
The only drawback of depilatory cream is the possibility of an allergic reaction or chemical burn. Test the product on a small surface on your arm and use as directed to avoid negative reaction.
You can remove unwanted hair by waxing at home, but it is advisable to engage a professional for the process. This technique can be used on any part of the body including armpits, bikini area and legs. As implied, waxing involves application of sticky wax on the skin and then stripping it along with the hair. The main advantage of this method is that it can keep you free of unwanted hair for up to six weeks. You can augment the results by using an epilator to control regrowth.
The drawback of this method is that hair needs to be fairly long, about a quarter an inch, for effective waxing. Additionally, if your skin is damaged or weakened due to reconstructive surgery, laser skin treatment, sunburns or disease, avoid waxing.
Hair removal by shaving is the most effective for such parts of the body as the legs and arms. It is an ideal choice for women who do not mind performing the task regularly. The results of the shave will usually last up to four days.
If you choose this method, you should note that the wrong technique can cause poor results or adverse effects. While shaving, make sure that you have moisturized the skin using soap or shaving cream. Never use blunt blades because they are more likely to injure your skin. Finally, to avoid skin irritation, you should shave your unwanted hair in the direction it grows.


text: Home ARTICLE Date ArticleType 3/19/2018 Member News Floor & Decor Launching Sixth Tampa Store with Grand Opening of St. Petersburg Location FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Deanna Pierce Floor & Decor firstname.lastname@example.com 404-471-1634 x3461 FLOOR & DECOR LAUNCHING SIXTH TAMPA STORE WITH GRAND OPENING OF ST. PETERSBURG LOCATION Preceded by Pro Networking Event & Followed by Community "Super Saturday" Family Celebration St Petersburg, March 19, 2018 – Floor & Decor, a leading specialty retailer of hard-surface flooring, will open the doors to its new St. Petersburg location – the company's sixth store in Tampa – on March 29. The 75,000-square-foot Floor & Decor retail store and design center, in St. Petersburg, opens with a team of about 40 employees led by Shane Merriman, the new store's Chief Executive Merchant. "Floor & Decor is extremely proud and excited to open our St. Petersburg location, the sixth location in Tampa" said Merriman. "We plan to change the way customers shop for hard-surface flooring by offering the largest in-stock selection at unbeatable pricing with superior customer service." Established in 2000, Georgia-based Floor & Decor offers homeowners and professional contractors access to a superstore range of selections at warehouse prices with showroom quality. Each Floor & Decor location is bolstered by a local focus that creates a store experience and mix of products meeting the needs of each market served. Floor & Decor offers free design services, as well as a dedicated pro sales team, and carries over 1 million square feet of in-stock flooring. Super Saturday Event March 31 Following its March 29 grand opening, the St. Petersburg Floor & Decor store will host a family-friendly "Super Saturday" event on March 31, beginning at 10:00 a.m.. The fun will begin with outdoor interactive games such as "Connect FLOOR", jumbo Jenga, and "Plinko", which guests of all ages can play for prizes. From 12n-2p, Heavy's food truck will be providing complimentary comfort food to the first 200 customers and the Tampa Bay Ray's street team will be on site with giveaways and games. $1 Million Dice Roll Perhaps the most enticing of Floor & Decor's Super Saturday activities on March 31 is the $1 million dice roll. Beginning at noon, the first 200 shoppers ages 18 and older in line for the dice roll will have the opportunity to roll a set of six customized dice, each marked with one letter to spell "F-L-O-O-R-S," for the chance to win $1 million. Prizes will be awarded for the following dice combinations: • Roll any four letters, win a $100 Floor & Decor merchandise card • Roll any five letters, win a $1,000 Floor & Decor merchandise card • Roll all six letters to spell FLOORS, win the grand prize of $1 million The dice roll contest will conclude when 200 people have participated or at 2 p.m., whichever occurs first. Calling All Pros On March 28, Floor & Decor will host a private event for industry professionals in the local community. In addition to networking opportunities, area pro attendees will be invited to enter for a chance to win a Chevy Silverado, courtesy of Floor & Decor. "Making commitments to local professionals is one of the hallmarks of the way we do business at Floor & Decor," remarked Merriman. "This industry event is a chance for us to shake hands and show support for those in the community with whom we hope to do business for years to come." In addition to this event, the Floor & Decor St. Petersburg store will host an official ribbon-cutting on March 29 at 2 p.m. Representatives from the St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce will be in attendance. Additional company information can be found at www.flooranddecor.com and on Facebook (www.facebook.com/flooranddecor). ### About Floor & Decor: Floor & Decor is a leading specialty retailer in the hard-surface flooring market, offering the industry's broadest in-stock selection of ceramic, stone, tile, wood and laminate flooring. In addition, Floor & Decor stocks the necessary tools, decorative materials and related accessories for one-stop shopping on hard-surface flooring projects. Floor & Decor sources directly from manufacturers around the globe to bring the world's best and most-innovative flooring to its customers, at everyday low prices. Its large, warehouse-format stores typically stock approximately 3,400 products. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Atlanta, Ga


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Dental implants are invasive procedures that are found to be very useful in replacing missing tooth. Little do we know that people who have underwent dental implants surgery in Chennai or anywhere in India have understood some important facts about Dental Implants. Here are the seven important facts about the dental implants and how beneficial they are.
- Dental Implants are Made of Strong Materials – Yes, the dental implants are made of a very strong material called Titanium. They are in fact super strong and they hardly break.
- Dental Implants Offers the Most Natural Look and Feel – True. The implants are surreal in appearance and they really mimic the natural tooth, both in terms of appearance and strength.
- Dental Implants Do Not Get Cavities – Very true. The dental implants hold an artificial tooth which does not get affected with dental decay. This does not mean you could go without brushing and flossing your teeth. Brushing and flossing has to be carried out regularly because, bacteria can still get under these implants and can affect the gum if not the implants. When the gums are affected, the implants can get affected.
- Dental Implants Aid in Better Chewing – Absolutely true. Since the dental implants are rooted inside the jaw bone, they offer stability and can help chew the food better.
- Dental Implants Help Arrest Recession of Jaw Bone – This is an important aspect. The below part of the Dental Implants serving as the root of the tooth placed deep inside the bone stimulates the bone. This stimulation is a trick that stops the bone recession and keeps it stronger. The process of jaw bone recession is actually slowed down or stopped after the dental implants are placed.
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Ask your Realtor if he/she has a general contractor they recommend for this sort of pre-sale inspection work. Otherwise, depends if the sill is part of the window frame or separate - come both ways. The former, you would need a Window contractor to remvoe the window, replace the sill, replace the window, paint the sill. If a stand-alone sill or brickmold, then a handyman could do it.
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# 1 A graduation cap cake for Tyler's high school graduation open house. This wasn't the only cake at the open house…
# 2 My brother, Richard, had a Schwin bicycle when he was a boy, back in the 40's. Dad bought it used. There were no fenders on it but Richard had a job at a store so he saved and bought chrome fenders for it. We had a surprise birthday party for Richard when he turned 76. He had three surprises that evening…he thought we were just going out for supper, instead many family and friends surprised him, our mother was even there! Niece, Lisa, had brought her up to Greeley as a surprise! Then the cake was the third surprise. I baked it while he was at the radio station Sunday evening for his program. I decorated it downstairs in my bedroom. He was so surprised and happy at the whole evening!
# 3 The blue bike cake was requested by Armon for his birthday.
# 4 I was asked to bake a cake for our church for a celebration. So I made our church! If you've never seen it…it looks very much like the cake in the picture!
# 5 I was given a humming bird puzzle for Christmas. Elmise said she wanted her birthday cake to be like the humming bird in the puzzle. It was a hard cake to make. I have the puzzle box in the picture so you can compare them. Click on the picture to bring it up closer.


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Houses for sale in Bretagne • Buy properties directly from owner
Houses for sale by owner - Bretagne Classified property ads with good pictures and detailed descriptions. We list properties from private sellers only, so you can buy without a real estate agency.
Quiet building plot on the edge of village, services nearby with direct lane access
Price: € 15 000 | Ref.: 2375 | Views: 4 186
This building plot would be ideal for a self build or maybe a first home, it is a lovely level site within ten minutes of Lac au Duc, Voie Verte, Ploermel and the Foret de Broceliande. There is electricity and water right next door, there are the CU, fosse report and architects drawings for a house. There is vehicle access onto a quiet lane which leads out of the village, this plot is on the very edge of the village.Read more... »
Stone cottage
Price: € 70 000 | Ref.: 617 | Views: 9 503
Stone cottage in a hamlet on the outskirts of Keriel village. Lanvenegen 3 km, La Faouet 7 km, Plage le Pouldu 30 km.Read more... »
Village home across from the church
Price: € 100 000 | Ref.: 50 | Views: 7 200
Partly renovated house sold without an intermediary in a village at 12 Kms from Redon, 12 Kms from La Gacilly an 40 Kms from the beaches of the Morbihan. It is situated in the centre of town on the church square end right next to the shops. All the interesting highlights of the town are at a stone's throw.Read more... »
Traditional 3/4 bedroom country cottage, newly refurbished throughout.
Price: € 124 950 | Ref.: 2223 | Views: 2 289
Traditional 3/4 bedroom country cottage with all modern, newly installed fittings and furnishings throughout. Semi rural setting with unobstructed views over countryside - less than 90 mins to St Malo/Dinard Airport and less than 1 hour to the North and West Coast beaches. Minutes from the new hospital at Noyal-Pontivy. Equidistant from Pontivy/Loudeac, close to Josselin and coastal beaches (St Brieuc Bay/Pordic and Carnac/L'Armor Plage), and minutes to Lac de Guerledan.Read more... »
Longhouse in central Brittany. Negotiable
Price: € 125 000 | Ref.: 423 | Views: 23 008
The longhouse is close to the Lorient Roscoff road, 5 km from Faouêt and 7 km from Gourin, in a market town with schools and essential shops.Read more... »
Price: € 138 000 | Ref.: 1722 | Views: 3 539Read more... »
House in a small very quiet village
Price: € 150 000 | Ref.: 445 | Views: 9 458
House in a small very quiet village next to shops 2 km.Read more... »
Price: € 157 000 | Ref.: 1946 | Views: 6 939Read more... »
Spacious and light granite stone family Home -former Railway Hotel
Price: € 160 000 | Ref.: 3227 | Views: 10
For sale by owner: lovely light and spacious property - which has been run most recently as a well renowned Bed and Breakfast establishment - situated at the rural heart of Brittany in the department of Cote D'Armor. The canal Nantes to Brest is ten minutes away. 20 minutes to the tourist attraction of the spectacular Lac Guerledan and less to the Abaye de Bon Repos - home to the region's most famous son et lumière show which brings huge numbers of spectators in August. Carhaix with its huge music festival Vielles Charrues is 25 minutes distant and all ports and airports of the region are within 90 minute's drive - Rennes, Roscoff, Dinard, St Malo. Three hours from Caen. Coasts and beautiful sandy beaches are within an hour. Nearest towns; Rostrenen, Quintin, Pontivy, Guingamp, St Brieuc.Read more... »
Price: € 174 000 | Ref.: 1706 | Views: 2 648Read more... »
Price: € 180 000 | Ref.: 2747 | Views: 3 345Read more... »
Price: € 185 000 | Ref.: 1410 | Views: 3 736Read more... »
New 4 bedroom house, 3 mins from beach, direct from developer PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
Price: € 187 000 | Ref.: 236 | Views: 3 615
New house on a quiet plot 3 minutes from superb beaches and 5 minutes from the protected port and estuary of Loquirec on the granite rose coast of Brittany. Shops and amenities in the village centre. More amenities 5 minutes away. Ideal holiday or retirement home, low maintenance and finished to a high standard with built in kitchen, tiled throughout.Read more... »
Price: € 199 000 | Ref.: 3286 | Views: 5 054Read more... »
Thatched roof cottage renovated in 1998
Price: € 200 000 | Ref.: 346 | Views: 18 355
Beautiful renovated cottage on 1800m2 of grounds with trees, situated at 25 km from Lorient and 8 km from Plouay. Very quiet. Village with shops at 2 km.Read more... »
Price: € 210 000 | Ref.: 2364 | Views: 2 499Read more... »
Near Quimper, a light-filled house with 4 bedrooms.
Price: € 210 000 | Ref.: 2496 | Views: 5 646
10 mins from Quimper, this lovely light-filled house is close to a major Route Nationale (Briec-nord interchange), with open views over countryside.Read more... »
Large newly renovated property
Price: € 215 000 | Ref.: 3289 | Views: 760
Situated just outside the village of Langourla which is 45 minutes from St Malo and about 40 minutes from Dinan. The property itself consists of a large renovated 3 bedroom house with vaulted ceilings to the upstairs, a big kitchen/diner and a spacious lounge. There are a further 3 properties attached which need full renovation but could make a 1 bed gite, 2 bed and a 3/4 bed gite, there is a big driveway and a hangar.Read more... »
Price: € 220 000 | Ref.: 1193 | Views: 4 003Read more... »
Large tourist business (Grand Gîte) SouthWest Brittany - 1 km beaches
Price: € 249 000 | Ref.: 1404 | Views: 6 903
Living in a large house and from a tourist business. Uniquely situated B&B or group accommodation: 15-person Grand Gîte. A total of 26 sleep accommodations. This renovated house has kept its original atmosphere and is situated in Primelin in the western corner of France at 1 km from a famous coastal path (GR34) and beautiful sand beach. An area of outstanding natural beauty with many historic towns and villages and much international tourism with ongoing traffic near the house. On the route to the most visited site of Bretagne: Pointe du Raz (3rd most photographed spot in France) at only 8 km from the house. The picturesque port town of Audierne is only a 5-minute drive. The village itself houses sufficient shops to cover all necessities of live (Intermarché with gas station). Quimper is at 40 minutes.Read more... »
Beautifully renovated farmhouse in Britanny
Price: € 259 000 | Ref.: 2737 | Views: 2 164
Old farm (1890) on 1+ acre of land, comprising a fully renovated farmhouse, a guest house, 1 large outbuilding on two levels (with possibilities of renovation for rental, B&B etc), 1 lean-to shed and garage. Ideal for any prospective family or investor. In a charming rural setting looking over the river Vilaine, located 2 km from the picturesque small town of Beganne (56 350) with bars, restaurant and convenience shops. 400 m from the Vilaine. The surrounding area offers many opportunities for hiking, boat trips and fishing . The charming marina of Foleux is 2 km, the beaches of Damgan Penestin are 25 minutes by car. 15 minutes from Redon and 45 minutes from Vannes .Read more... »
Traditional Breton House in Croisty (56540) with several habitations and gîtes
Price: € 320 000 | Ref.: 226 | Views: 12 161
Breton house on wooded land of 17,460 m2 with a private pond of 900 m2. Situated at 38 kms from Pontivy and Lorient, 12 miles from Faouet and 18 kms from Guémené sur Scorff.Read more... »
Fantastic modernised farmhouse with further farmhouse and outbuildings
Price: € 330 000 | Ref.: 1894 | Views: 3 270
The property for sale consists of a large modernised and elegant 30m farmhouse with exposed beams, a further 17/18th century farmhouse for modernisation, further outbuildings. All in structurally excellent condition and enclosed in a 60m square landscaped garden. Close to beaches, resorts and commerce. Not overlooked, quiet, safe and peaceful. Southern Brittany near to Vannes.Read more... »
Manor stonehouse 340m2 at 40 min from the sea
Price: € 400 000 | Ref.: 347 | Views: 8 754
Big character house in Brittany, fully renovated, on enclosed land of 500m2 with trees (fruit trees and well). The house has two stores and nine rooms, plus 3 independent rooms. Located at 44 kms of St Brieuc, 55 km of Rennes and 58 kms of St Malo. Located in a town providing all the commodities, supermarket, cinema, banks...Read more... »
Price: € 475 000 | Ref.: 974 | Views: 5 487Read more... »
Price: € 500 000 | Ref.: 2812 | Views: 1 864Read more... »
Architect's house with a sea view
Price: € 560 000 | Ref.: 1944 | Views: 12 305
Superb contemporary dwelling with an unrivalled view of the sea; close to the beaches and the Carantec Golf Club, the seaside resort of Roscoff with its thermal cure centre and marina. Morlaix town centre 10 minutes away. Close to shops.Read more... »


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April…the month I have come to dread for the past 3 years and for the rest of eternity. I can't believe its been 3 years. 3 years ago this April, my sister came home to meet Jonah for the first time. For the first month of his life, she has only seen him over Facetime. The Ipad was held up over us a few short hours after he was born so that he could meet his aunt and she could meet her first nephew. After coming home from the hospital, we gave them "alone time" on the Ipad everyday. We would stick the Ipad into the bassinet and she would watch him and talk to him and tell him how excited she was to hold him.
Auntie Amanda
When she finally came home in April, she proved to be an incredible aunt. She held Jonah in her arms as often as she could even though she was always concerned that she wasn't holding him properly, she yelled at me when I tried to put the pacifier in his mouth while I was driving because she wanted to make sure he was safe, she showered him with gifts and helped me navigate the world of slings as I tried to find one that we could figure out how to put on. We nearly cried from laughter as we got tangled up inside of them. In just a few short days, she proved to have his best interests at heart when she made me retake his passport photo because it wouldn't be fair to him to have such an unfortunate passport photo! She loved every inch of him and he changed her life. Just 2 weeks after meeting Jonah on April 14th, she died. She was taken from us by some violent virus that took over her body that no one could stop.
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So here we are. In April, again. Every year, I dread it because it only reminds me that she has been gone another year. But this year is different. This year is harder. This year I look at Addison, my sweet beautiful daughter, my sisters namesake and all I can think about is how 3 years ago, Amanda was meeting Jonah and how Addi will never have that opportunity. It devastates me each and every time I think about it.
I remember when I came up with Jonah's name. It was a difficult task, but once I decided on it, I knew it was perfect. I am a fairly secretive person, so I wasn't sharing the name until he was born. My sister and I had long talks about who I was going to name him after and she had strict orders on names I wasn't allowed to use and she had opinions on names I wanted to choose. I wasn't sharing his name, but telling my sister wasn't sharing. My sister was an extension of me, so it went without saying that she needed to know before he was born. I needed to know that she liked it, I needed her to be a part of choosing his name, I needed her approval. I always needed her approval. I will never forget that moment. We were walking through Yorkdale Mall, passing William and Sonoma walking towards Pottery Barn when I asked her if she wanted to know his name. When I said Jonah Cooper, I knew right away that she loved it. She said that name made her want to squeeze him and she was absolutely right. That was exactly how I felt about his name and that is exactly how we feel about him.
When I became pregnant with my second child, I was unable to think about names. My husband kept asking me to talk about names and I repeatedly told him that I couldn't. I kept explaining to him that I wasn't able to choose a name without her. We had decided to name the baby after her which made everything that much harder. How was I supposed to name my child after my sister? How could I name my child without my sisters help? What if I chose a name that she wouldn't have liked? I needed her. I kept putting it off until I was almost 9 months pregnant. Coming up with names was so difficult. I was sure my baby would remain nameless until she was born. We had two names in mind, only one of which I wanted to name her but we decided that we would wait to see what she looked like before we named her. When she came out, there was no question that she was an Addison, no question at all. Through my tears, we shared her name with our families. While welcoming her into this world and giving her a name was one of the most special days of my life, it was also one of the most difficult.
We believe that the names we give our children will impact who they become. That they will carry parts of them with them in their life. While Addi will never get the chance to meet her aunt, she is so lucky to be carrying Amanda with her. When I look down at her, I see my sister. Her side profile is a replica of her and I hope it remains that way forever. As each day goes on, I see more and more of Amanda in her and I know that she will continue to grow up and posses more of her aunts amazing qualities.
While April will come and go each year, the memories that I have of my sister will stay forever. I will continue to reach for a memory when I need her most and I will continue to tell my children about her and share my childhood memories with them. What I wish for my children is for them to have the same close relationship with each other as we had. There must be something special about siblings exactly 27 months apart ;)


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Motorola Moto Z2 Force Edition Mobile Phone has 26 user pros and cons opinions and 77.8% total satisfaction rating.
"The Motora Z2 Force Edition comes with dual rear cameras. Each of the cameras features a dedicated 12MP Sony IMX386 sensor (same sensor found in the.."
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The Motora Z2 Force Edition comes with dual rear cameras. Each of the cameras features a dedicated 12MP Sony IMX386 sensor (same sensor found in the Meizu Pro 6 Plus). The first cameras uses a Bayer RGB sensor, and the second camera uses a Monochrome sensor, both have f/2.0 aperture lens and...
The Motorola Moto z2 force edition gen 2 features a slow-motion video recording mode. You can capture Fulld HD 1080p video at 120fps or HD 720p videos at 240fps.
The moto Z force edition 2nd gen features 4K video recording option, allowing people to shoot very high-resolution videos which will look stunning when playback on a 4K HDTV or 4K computer monitor.
A front Flash ensures that you can get great selfie images even when shooting in dim lighting conditions, and also helps reduce/eliminate shadows for smoother and more naturally looking selfie pictures.
The moto Z2 force comes with a "Professional mode", giving experience photographers more control over the camera settings, including the option to manually adjust the shutter speed, exposure, white balance, ISO and focal length (due to the two lenses).
The Motorola Moto Z2 Force Edition lacks an Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) system, which could have improved the low-light capability of the camera. Usually we get to have one camera with an OIS in a dual-camera setup. In this particular setup, Bayer + Monochrome, I think that if one camera has...
We already used seeing rear cameras ranging from f/1.7 to f/1.9, and I was quite disappointed that the rear cameras of the phone are only f/2.0. It's still a fast lens and I assume this is due to dual-camera configuration.
Is Motorola Moto Z2 Force Edition supports Google Daydream VR? I've just came after reading an article on techradar.com that mentioned that the Moto Z2 Force passed all the required tests to get a certification from Google as a Daydream-ready device. It's great to see that yet another device get to...
Moto Z2 Force edition supports microSD cards up to 2TB. This is great for those planning to shoot lots of 4K videos (which the phone supports). Many phone's nowadays supports card only up to 256GB.
The Moto Z2 comes with plenty of RAM (4GB), which helps support the phone's great multi-tasking and graphic's capabilities.
The Moto Z2 force edition phone can be unlocked using the fingerprint sensor in 750 milliseconds, which is blazing fast. No need to wait, your phone is ready almost immediately after you put your finger on the sensor. Making things just feel more responsive.
The Moto Z2 Force edition comes with Qualcomm's most powerful SoC, the snapdragon 835 processor, which promises superb performance all across the board, whether you play games, multitasking, playing high-demanding 3D games, etc.
The Moto Z2 Force comes with a Quad HD 1440p resolution display. This is a very high-resolution display that promises super sharp visuals for better readability and good VR experience once paired with a compatible Google Cardboard headset.
The Moto Z2 force is equipped with an AMOLED display, which means bright vivid colors and deep blacks. Many people learned to love this display because it provides a great viewing experience for games, the web, picture viewing, movies and about anything else.
The Z2 Force comes with a water repellent nano-coating, to help protect the phone about moderate exposure to water, like accidental spills, splashes and even light rain, but it's not protected against submersion in water.
Motorola made sure the new Moto Z force looks super sleek by making it only 6.1mm thick, which is very slim. This has a negative implication on the battery size though, but people who like slim phones will love this one.
The Moto Z2 Force edition is made using high-grade and durable 7000 series aluminum for better durability. It also gives the phone a nice elegant look and it feels good in the hands.
The moto z2 fore comes with a water-repellent coating, but it's not waterproof and doesn't carry an IP rating. This means that you shouldn't submerge it in water, as you might damage the phone.
The Moto Z2 is only available in two colors, Super Black and Fine Gold. Quite unfortunate, because it's nice having the option to choose a color you like, and the color selection here is obviously very limited. There is also a Lunar Grey color but it's T-mobile exclusive.
The Moto Z2 Force comes with Android 7 Nougat pre-installed, the latest version of Android as of its release. No need to wait for future updates, enjoy the latest features now.
The Moto Z2 force edition has support for the latest 802.11 ac standard for WiFi connectivity, ensuring super fast connection and better connectivity over longer distances from the router.
Moto Z2 Force edition will support Bluetooth 5.0, the latest standard of the Bluetooth radio connectivity, but after the phone have been updates to the upcoming Android O OS when it comes out and when Motorola release the update for this phone.
The Moto Z2 force edition is available also in dual-SIM configuration in certain countries. So you can use two SIM cards, which is very convenient for travelers and businessmen because there is not need to change SIMS or use two phones for each card.
I'm disappointed that Motorola has opted for a 2730 mAh battery. This is due to the slim design of the phone. Just a reminder, the Moto Z Force Droid comes with a 3500 mAh battery.
One of the great advantages of the Mozo Z series and Z2 force in particular is its support for moto mods, which allows you to extend the capabilities of the phone using attachable mods.
The moto z2 force edition costs $756 (retail price) on Verizon the last time I checked (July 26th, 2017). It's definitely an expensive phone, but it does have a good value in my opinion, still, you have to pay a hefty price to enjoy its great features.


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The Spartanburg, SC Facility Expands to Become BMW's Largest Production Location
In 1992, the BMW Group announced that the company would build a US-based plant in Spartanburg, SC. In the quarter-century since the plant has been through continuous expansions and additions, and the company's recent decision to expand the plant's production of X model vehicles now marks the location as the largest manufacturing facility in BMW's production network.
Since 1992, BMW has invested $8 billion into the Spartanburg location, with 3.9 million vehicles produced since the plant went online in 1994. To prepare the plant for production of future X model generations, the company will invest another $600 million in manufacturing infrastructure between 2018 and 2021; the company will also add another 1,000 jobs to the 9,000 employees already working at the facility.
About 70 percent of the vehicles that are produced at the Spartanburg facility are exported to more than 140 countries around the world, and the plant will boast a maximum production capacity of 450,000 once the expansion is completed.
According to a press release, Harald Krüger, Chairman of the Board of Management of BMW AG, was present at the ceremony and commented, "The BMW Group's success story in the US would not have been possible without the open arms and warm hearts of the people and elected officials in the great state of South Carolina and the surrounding region. Our relationship with South Carolina has been built upon decades of professionalism, mutual trust and respect – and goes far beyond just building great cars."
At Baron BMW, we're excited to start receiving the new X3 later this fall.
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In February, Topaz released a new artificial intelligence plug-in to help with blurriness in an image. Blurriness in an image is usually because by one or more of 3 problems, camera shake, focus issues, or general softness. Sharpen AI was developed with separate modules to handle each of these problems. Stabilize for natural shake reduction. Focus which will correct up to 10 pixels of focus blur. Sharpen which will correct small amounts of general softness without any artifacts.
When the plug-in first came out, and I tried it, I was not convinced that it worked. However, since then and with multiple free upgrades. I am now satisfied that it belongs in my armamentarium.
Here is an environmental image of a Great Blue Heron – Ardea herodias standing in the marsh in December. Taken at Wellfleet Bay Massachusetts Audubon Sanctuary. Nikon 300s, 80-400 mm at 400 mm, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/60 sec.
When I first looked at the pictures today, I first felt, let's hit the delete key and move on. However, I'd like the general look of the image, so I decided to try Sharpen AI and see how it worked.
Here is the workflow that I used to process this image:
After selecting which picture I would utilize, I opened it in Photoshop to prepare.
I use the quick select tool to select the Great Blue Heron
I Opened the Selection in a New Layer
In the Filter Menu, under Topaz, I Clicked on Sharpen AI, and
ran each of the three modules to decide which one to use and concluded that the stabilization module was the best.
Flatten the image and save the image back to LightRoom
In Lightroom develop module I did my basic editing.
I then sent the image back to Photoshop where I ran Tin Man Lees Digital Workflow 2.0 (Dynamic Tension Stacking)
Finally, I returned the image from Photoshop back into LightRoom
Here is a link where you can either download a one-month free trial or purchase the plug-in https://topazlabs.com/sharpen-ai/ref/79/what


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A quick rundown:
- 21 empty bottles and less than 40 guests.
- Special kudos to those that brought Hawaiian hor d'oeuvres – way to take it to the next level!
- Tried Rouge Champagne for the first time and it was good.
- Congratulations to Zone 7 representative Sandy Provasi for spending two hours on a PCA conference call during the party. Lucky for her that her husband Tom kept running upstairs to refill her glass! True dedication on both parts.
- Welcome Case & Becky Boonman who split their time between Reno and The Big Island. I guess the word has spread about this event.
- This event is my primary motivation to clean my garage once a year. Thanks for all that came and we look forward to hosting it again next year!


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What are my rights if I receive a Home Care Package?
The Charter of Care Recipients' Rights and Responsibilities – Home Care lists your rights. Some of these rights are:
- to be treated and accepted as an individual, and to have his or her individual preferences respected, within the limits of the resources available
- to have his or her fees determined in a way that is transparent, accessible and fair
- to be offered a written agreement that includes all agreed matters
- to choose a person to speak on your behalf for any purpose.
Concerns or complaints about services
If you are not satisfied with the service or care provided you can make a complaint to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission, tel.
1800 951 822, www.agedcarequality.gov.au. The Commission resolves complaints about aged care services subsidised by the Australian Government.
Older Persons Advocacy Network (OPAN) offers free, independent and confidential services that focus on supporting older people and their representatives to raise and address issues relating to accessing and interacting with Commonwealth-funded aged care services. Tel. 1800 700 600, https://opan.com.au
Aged Rights Advocacy Service is the South Australian OPAN member. An advocate can assist you in making a complaint. They can stand beside you or work on your behalf, at your direction, in a way that represents your expressed wishes, and will always seek your permission before taking action. www.sa.agedrights.asn.au


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You have to look at risk and analysis which is kind of big picture of you and then risk assessment where you look at the individual pieces that each particular system in the information flow. It makes the decision about, is this proper behavior or not. Are we doing things as securely as we should or not?
And it's nice because the risk analysis helps give you some reason for making decisions to what to do first, because you can order things, whatever has the biggest risk involve, you're going to take care of that first. Or you may have some things that are relatively cheaper to take care that are of lower risk but they aren't expensive.
Stick into those two. But you intently have a bigger picture. You really have a hard time finding your problems and eliminating them so you don't have to worry about breach notification. That's the whole idea is to use a risk analysis to find your problem areas button them down and avoid HIPAA breach notification and ensure healthcare compliance.
HIPAA Training Tip: Six steps of security is to enumerate your systems, do your information flow analysis, do some risk analysis to find out where the overall risk points are, where you're have your risk points, then you can do some detailed risk assessment and then you can go ahead with the risk determination to decide which is the biggest risk and lesser risk and then make some decisions about that medication policy and procedures and get everything documented.
So your information flow analysis is really where you need to go to find all the places where you might lose your information, so you can avoid breach notification. You really have to ask a lot of questions because you talk with every department say, "Okay, what information do you get? Where is it go to? What system do you use? How does this information handled?"
When did this person takes it, did anybody take it home? Do they carry it in a certain way? Did anybody use a flash drive? (Did anybody used) laptop? Who should you be able to access and for what kind of computer, things like that. There's lots of questions you can ask. But it'll help you understand what information you have and where is it going and what's happening to it?
And if you're lucky, you wind up with the picture that's probably easier to read in this one here. But this is 100 years ago. It still applies today. If you look and see, wherever there's a box or an arrow that's a potential risk point. It just starts at the top. There are records coming in from all over the hospital system. Those are coming in by a various means.
But if it's coming in electronically, is that computer secured properly? Is that communication link secured properly? If there's physician who's over in the right hand side, who is logging into information remotely to see what's going on about their patients? What kind of computer that's being done with? Do they have any PHI on their laptops? Is somebody carrying something on a memory stick.
Maintain healthcare compliance as all these areas or things you have to look help get better idea on what is secure. But whenever you find the information that's when you need look at the HHS guidance to say, "Okay, what can we secure if possible?" and use the Breach Notification Guidance Health and Human Services because that will tell you again what is security information because once it's secured it's not subject to breach notification. So get it secured if you can and use the HHS guidance at that link.
For expert training sessions on HIPAA Privacy Rule, HIPAA Security Rule, HIPAA Business Associates Rule, HIPAA Audits & Enforcement, and others, visit healthcare compliance page.


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Controversy over 'Asafo Interchange' in Kumasi
The Asafo Royal Stool in Kumasi has stated that it is only the Asantehene who has the authority to change the name of the newly built 'Asafo Interchange' in Kumasi.
In a reaction to claims by Nana Asemhene that the interchange is situated on Asem stool lands and that the name should not be Asafo Interchange, the Asafo Royal Stool pointed out that Nana Asemhene had no power to change the name.
A statement signed by Obarima Kwame Adjei, Spokesman for the Asafo Royal Stool, advised Nana Asemhene to use the right channel to address the issue.


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The Rise & Fall of St. Valentine
The Rise & Fall of St. Valentine illustrates two sides of love—the painfully beautiful and the beautifully painful. The Rise encompasses the feeling of meeting someone, falling in love and the sheer awesomeness of moments spent together. The Fall explores the heartbreaking, angry, lonely haze that follows a love failed.
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1. Batman Over the last few decades, Batman has transformed from a blue/gray sketch in a comic, to the campy Adam West, to a dark and brooding puppet of Frank Miller. He's completely human. Growing up, you believed you could be Batman. You didn't have to get bitten by a radioactive spider or be born […]
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Hip Hop Resurrection Pt. 2
A few days ago, I wrote about DJ NecrO-E's new hip hop radio show, The Resurrection, on KCPR 91.3 FM in San Luis Obispo. Saturday was his second show and he's already generating some buzz. Hopefully, you guys have had a chance to check it out. But if not, you're in luck. We have The […]
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Turn on the radio. Nah, Fuck it. Turn it off. –Rage Against The Machine, Vietnow (1996) On my second marriage, Hip Hop's my first wifey And for that, we not taking it lightly If Hip Hop should die, we all die together If Hip Hop should die before I wake I'll laod an extended clip […]
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u2diehardperez replied to Canadanne's topic in All About U2Nice fan site! I miss me some "MacPhisto" (and is 2019 now... ha!)
U2 Forum Los Angeles May 16 2018
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The Joshua Tree singles vinyl collection arrived!!!! :-)
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u2eitour Los Angeles Live Thread #U2eiTour
u2diehardperez replied to Max Tsukino's topic in Forum, Los Angeles, CADoes anyone have a video recording of LA Forum Wednesday night, when they played "Love is Bigger" and right after the song ended, the whole crowd chanted "Oh-Oh-Oh' which seemed like forever? I loved that part of the concert!!! thanks
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u2diehardperez replied to Max Tsukino's topic in Forum, Los Angeles, CAim not sure if its played like this every show - staring at the sun from POP was also played acoustic last night
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u2diehardperez replied to Max Tsukino's topic in Forum, Los Angeles, CAINCREDIBLE energy from U2 last night! (May 16) Very impressive how the band just keeps getting better with age. I want to congratulate the whole U2 team on setting up the venues and the GA in particular. The new layout is awesome! I was outside the Red Zone rail and was very comfortable thru out the night! Even saw Lady GaGa walked by me! Also ran into Mexican movie director Alejandro Inarritu! Pride in the name of Love, Love is bigger, City of Blinding Lights were my favorites!! Also, the acoustic rendition of Best thing about me was priceless!!! I've seen U2 in many shows before, and I highly recommend the GA ticket. You can hang around wherever you want, the people are nice and cordial and everyone respects your personal space!!! THANKS U2 FANS for being kind!!! play Coachella next year U2 !!! Next to Smashing Pumpkins!!! Im from Indio and there's nothing more I would like for my April Birthday than watching you guys in my own backyard!!!!! -Peace CLOSEUP OF ADAM VIDEO !!!!
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Yeah, I can see your point. But now, having experienced this ticketmaster fiasco (no GAs in the first seconds of a "fan-only" sale) i can pretty much say the ONLY reason to purchase a membership is to get exclusives. Other than that, i've never seen arenas have tickets for sale BEFORE the real fans do. That to me, is pretty greedy from both parties.
Yes, same here. Who knows... Ticketmaster once again...
Screw this- I'm going to wait for another Los Angeles date-this is insane...
My phone is 5% dead...
Error page -thanks Ticketmaster... WTF ? LOL !!! Ill try for another date... pretty sure they''l play LA for 3 times..
I know. even as far as the last two weeks, a friend of mine told me to go at their official website (the Fourm in Los Angeles) tickets were listed there for sale AND STILL ARE. WhY? why is that? How does it work? I won't subscribe here no more. Been a fan of U2 for decades but this new ticket system is crazy...
How much is Red Zone? thanks, gonna try for the Forum in L.A. tomorrow
Qualcomm 9-22 Trolley
u2diehardperez replied to u2diehardperez's topic in San Diego - Qualcomm StadiumThanks everyone!! Sounds like a plan. Now, I just need those WIRE GROUP tickets tomorrow... Wish me luck !!! We LOVE SAN DIEGO !!!
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u2diehardperez posted a topic in San Diego - Qualcomm StadiumHi everyone ! I have a question: Im planning on attending the Concert in San Diego (Qualcomm Stadium) Question: Will i be able to ride the trolley from Hazard center? in and out of the stadium? When is the concert over by/ maybe 11:00pm? When is the last Trolley out of there towards Hazard center? Thanks U2 brothers and sisters! for any info on this upcoming event.


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Anna Karenina
Adaptation by Jo Clifford
Royal Exchange Theatre, 24 March 2015
Jo Clifford's minimalist adaptation of Tolstoy's novel – there is little by way of stage or setting – is a drama about love false and true.
While Anna blames others and society's mores and conventions for her woes and general unhappiness, Levin and Katy accept each other, more or less, and just get on with it.
It is a good, workmanlike production, unexceptional, but no real complaints. However, I'm uncertain whether you'd be able to follow the story if you didn't already know it. Donna Berlin's performance stood out.
Anna Karenina is at the Royal Exchange Theatre until 2 May, further details can be found here.


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