"SoCal" and "independent beer" are practically synonymous. San Diego has an illustrious history with the craft, so picking one brewery among the bunch is no simple feat. Still, when talking about brilliant taprooms, the utopian-inspired Modern Times (now with four locations and counting) rises to the top for its ingenious design details—giant murals made of Post-Its, bars composed of stacked books, and ceilings lined with upside down lamps. And the company recently transitioned to being employee-owned, so the staff is particularly invested in the product and service. Utopian, indeed.
Further north, in SLO CAL—as the area has come to be known—California's recently reopened in a new locale outfitted with a music venue. The beers pull inspiration from the region's famous bounty through hoppy libations and fruit-infused sippers. If you enjoy one too many, take comfort in knowing there's a set of chic suites available for rent above the bar at SLO Brew Lofts, one of the only places to crash downtown. Think of the experience like drinking at a friend's house.
Breck's on South Main still draws the crowds 18 years after opening, and its newer spot, near Denver, is next-level cool. As a tribute to beer's agrarian roots, BB set up shop on a 12-acre lot that once grew carnations. The complex—designed by reputed Colorado design and building firm Coburn Partners—is complete with a farmhouse-style dining and taproom, two barns for brewing and barrel aging, and a beer garden with bocce and a food truck. Designated tour staff lead 90-minute sip-and-learn sessions, and tons of windows show off the Rockies.
Taprooms are giving coffeehouses a run for their money as the new third-space (i.e., the place we hang out most after work and home). One key component some rowdy places lack is easy conversation. solves that with its circular seating that surrounds 35-foot steel sculptures. For the team, it's not just about making good beer—though they have that, too. The driving force is to spark change in the community by getting people to talk.
Veteran brewers say making beer is a hop, skip, and a jump away from distilling whiskey, which is why in recent years some breweries started cranking out spirits as well. In Reno, drives a downtown revival with its triple-threat hybrid (they make great food, too) housed in the 1900s headquarters of the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway. Visitors agree: The Depot has soul.
You might overlook the 1970s, brown-roofed strip mall that houses , but you'd be missing out big time. Walk in through the garage door and belly up to the bar, made from maple floors said to be pulled from an 1800s Coors Brewing railroad car. "There's no way to know for sure," says co-owner Kevin Greer. "But it has definitely seen a lot of years." Their attention to detail shines through in everything from the ever-rotating list of experimental brews (the barrel-aged sours are a favorite) to a business model that includes donating part of its monthly profit to local organizations.
Named after the massive lake it sits on, draw extends beyond its epic freshwater views (though those certainly don't hurt). For starters, this may just be the most sustainable taproom in the West. The brewpub sits inside a former bowling alley outfitted with salvaged beams from nearby rivers, local lumber, wine barrel seating, and brick from buildings around Spokane Valley. Rightfully so, all six flagship and 10 rotating brews on tap play tribute to the natural surroundings—either in name (the Treble Hook Triple honors local fishermen), flavor (look to the Montana-grown barley used in the IPAs for proof), or spirit (think: flavors like the Rising Sun Espresso Porter that point to the local tradition of spending mornings on the docks).
Portland appreciates having options, which is why a healthy crop of nano-breweries is cranking out super-small-batch creations all over town. The Pearl District's was born out of BrewCycle's party-bike tours that combine the city's love of cycling and craft beer. In addition to a steady stream of fruit-centric flavors sourced from regional producers, the snug pub also satisfies wider audiences with its beloved West Coast-style hazy IPAs and crisp ciders from other Northwestern producers.
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August 3, 2018 April 17, 2019 Wendy Wright	0 Comments Adventure, Comedy, Live Action, Movie Reviews, PG, Walt Disney Studios
Thank you to Walt Disney Studios for the invitation to the advanced media screening to facilitate our Christopher Robin movie review.
The familiar story of Winnie the Pooh and the Hundred Acre Woods come to the big screen in a live action movie focused on Christopher Robin as the central character in a move that was very unexpected but beautifully executed.
Christopher Robin is a movie every parent needs to see.
There are few movies geared toward children that have a beautiful story far beyond a child's focus that reaches out and pulls at your heartstrings. Christopher Robin is one of those rare movies that accomplishes a beautiful story told in a new way that you never knew you needed.
Be prepared to go on a journey unlike one you have ever gone on before, all through the eyes of a child who simply grew up, as all children do, and forgot his past as he busied himself with providing for a family while not having quite enough time for his young daughter or wife.
Whether you are the father consumed with work or a daughter who had a father consumed with work, you will absolutely see yourself in this movie. What you do next is up to you.
"Sometimes doing nothing leads to the very best something."
Christopher Robin is played by Ewan McGregor. Star Wars fans know him as Obi Wan Kenobi from Star Wars Episodes: I, II, and III but he left his lightsaber behind as he plays a family man consumed with work. Although he loves his family the best he knows how, his employer, Winslow luggage, requires him to make great sacrifices in order to provide for his family and also take care of the employees underneath him.
Evelyn Robin is played by Hayley Atwell. Marvel fans will undoubtly recognize her as Agent Peggy Carter from the Marvel Cinematic Universe as her character in this movie feels like they are both set in the same time period. While Eveyln does not have a huge amount of screen time, her role is vital to the storyline. She is a wife and mother of a little girl, whose entire focus is protecting her child while making sure she has a happy childhood.
Christopher and Evelyn's daughter is Madeline, played by Bronte Carmichael. Although not familiar with Carmichael's work before this movie, she is a delight to watch.
McGregor, Atwell, and Carmichael expertly deliver performances that make the audience believe Pooh, Tigger, and friends are real.
If you were to only watch one scene, watching Ewan McGregor fighting Heffalumps is simply worth the price of admission to see the movie.
The voice cast is to be commended. The classic characters are brought to life by Jim Cummings (Winnie the Pooh and Tigger), Brad Garrett (Eeyore), Toby Jones (Owl), Nick Mohammed (Piglet), Peter Capaldi (Rabbit), Sophie Okonedo (Kanga), and Sara Sheen (Roo). Many will think they are the exact voices remembered from childhood.
While some voices are new, they portrayed the character well and most people will hardly notice any difference. Jim Cummings voices Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, just like we have known for many, many years but Brad Garrett nailed Eeyore. These are the three voices that make up the majority of the characters and had to be spot on in order to carry the movie.
While Pooh does not know a lot about life, his words are very powerful and definitely give you something to think about.
These are not the Hundred Acre Woods you remember as a child.
The movie opens with the typical Disney castle but quickly transforms into an antique style drawing that transitions seamlessly into the animated shadows of a young Christopher Robin, Pooh, and friends from the Hundred Acre Woods. Here the journey begins to the live action movie, while still paying homage to the classics we remember from our childhood. A chance to go down memory lane or introduce these classic characters to your children or grandchildren makes this movie instantly endearing to the hearts of many.
We see a young Christopher Robin as he happily plays with his friends in the Hundred Acre Woods until he is sent off to boarding school. Time passes and Pooh is left wondering why his friend has not returned. Many years go by as we see the young boy next as a grown man with a family of his own. Life finds a funny way of bringing your past to where you are today.
Seeing Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, and Piglet leave the Hundred Acre Woods and travel to London to help return something important to Christopher Robin is hilarious. Seeing these beloved characters out in the real world absolutely provides fits of laughter as they forgot to play nap time and start speaking to other humans.
In a world where CGI an advanced animation are normal parts of the movie going experience, it is awesome to return to the classics we all grew up with yet see a blending of a new way of seeing Winnie the Pooh and friends. Well done, Disney. Sometimes adults have to sacrifice their sanity to suffer through a movie geared toward children, but Disney managed to create a movie that is alluring to both children and adults at the same time.
Heffalumps and Woozles
Have you always wondered what Heffalumps and Woozles were exactly? Us too. Be prepared to laugh when you discover what they are.
Families will leave the theatre feeling happier than when they entered, not from the action or the laughter, but from a heartfelt story that touches your soul. This movie is truly a rare gem.
Parental Advisory (SPOILER ALERT)
Christopher Robin is a family focused movie; however, much of the central part of the movie is focused on the drama surrounding a family and grown-up themes of working and living a life, while moving past your childhood. For this reason the beginning and ending are good for young children but they will get rather bored with the middle section of the movie.
Our family found nothing objectionable in this movie. There are a few scenes that have some action in it that explains why it is not a G rated movie; however, we feel it does not warrant a PG rating based on those scenes.
Christopher Robin is rated PG for some action.
Christopher Robin Movie Review by Kids
Be sure to watch the movie review by our Plugged In Kids below. Watch to the end to see the outtakes. They will brighten your day.
[quote]In the heartwarming live action adventure Disney's "Christopher Robin," the young boy who embarked on countless adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood with his band of spirited and lovable stuffed animals, has grown up and lost his way. Now it is up to his childhood friends to venture into our world and help Christopher Robin remember the loving and playful boy who is still inside. Now grown up, Christopher Robin is stuck in a job where he is overworked, underpaid and facing an uncertain future. He has a family of his own, but his work has become his life, leaving little time for his wife and daughter. Christopher has all but forgotten his idyllic childhood spent with a simple-minded, honey-loving stuffed bear and his friends. But when he is reunited with Winnie the Pooh, now tattered and soiled from years of hugs and play, their friendship is rekindled, reminding Christopher of the endless days of childlike wonder and make believe that defined his youth, when doing nothing was considered the very best something. Following an unfortunate mishap with Christopher Robin's briefcase, Pooh and the rest of the gang including Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger, step out of the forest and venture into London to return the crucial possessions…because best friends will always be there for you.[/quote]
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Cast: Ewan McGregor, Hayley Atwell, Bronte Carmichael, Mak Gatiss
Voice Cast: Jim Cummings, Brad Garrett, Toby Jones, Nick Mohammed, Peter Capaldi, Sophie Okonedo
Director: Marc Forster
Producers: Brigham Taylor, Kristin Burr
Executive Producers: Renée Wolfe, Jeremy Johns
Screenplay: Alex Ross Perry, Allison Schroeder
Based on Characters Created by: A.A. Milne, E.H. Shepard
Studio: Walt Disney Studios
Photos provided by Walt Disney Studios. Used with permission.
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Gardeners of all stages are always on the lookout for the best garden bed to fit their needs. Our favorite garden bed ideas come in three types: containers, in-ground, or elevated. Many factors come into play when it's time to choose the style best suited for you. Some of these include setting, soil type, space, and goals. What works for your neighbor may, after all, not be best for your needs. However, after careful research, we have come up with some of our favorite garden bed ideas that will make almost every gardener happy.
The best choice of garden bed depends on plant type. The bed that works best for tomatoes may not be suitable for more vine-like plants such as melons. All three types of beds could be needed based on your harvesting goals. There are pros and cons to every bed: we have broken those down for even the most novice of gardeners. Some plant enthusiasts are unable to use specific beds based on living conditions. Better knowledge creates better crops and experiences.
The most traditional style of gardening takes place in an in-ground garden bed. This type of bed is exactly as it sounds: crops grow directly from the ground. It is, by far, the most inexpensive way to garden. If you are on a tight budget, this is the only way to go. These beds are level with the soil surface, so they are not always practical for those with mobility issues. Gardening in this manner also requires land, so this style may not be feasible for city or apartment dwellers.
The most significant benefit of using an in-ground garden bed is that very few materials are needed. The preparation of initial rows is the hardest part of this gardening style as long as the soil is rich in nutrients. However, even with nutrient-poor soil, you can create a great in-ground garden bed. The use of compost and different fertilizers can create soil capable of growing beautiful crops worth eating. In-ground beds are also simple to rearrange if the original arrangement proves to be inefficient.
Unfortunately, there are not many options for purchasing in-ground beds. Manual labor and a do-it-yourself spirit create them. If the soil is good, preparation and planting should take minimal work. At ground level, it is harder to keep out garden pests like rabbits, moles, and gophers. There are many different options when it comes to pest proofing.
One of the simplest ways to keep rabbits and other pests out of your hard-earned crops is a product called Liquid Fence. This all-natural deterrent's main ingredient is putrescent eggs. While it won't harm your plants in any way, it will assault potential pests' sinuses in an attempt to keep them away from your tender vegetation.
We realize that in-ground garden beds are not possible for everyone. Other types of garden beds are available, and may be more suitable for your individual needs. One of the most excellent ideas in gardening is growing food in containers. Containers revolutionize gardening for many people.
This idea gives both city and rural residents the chance to have fresh produce at their fingertips. The availability of yard space does not restrict container gardens. You don't even need a yard. It is possible to have a sizable number of plants growing on a balcony or a window sill.
Although the idea is simple, there are certain things to keep in mind before filling your apartment with varying-sized containers. Many different varieties of plants can grow in the same pot. Companion planting in containers is a popular idea that produces high yield and makes gardening a possibility for most people. Container garden beds are best for vegetables like potatoes, lettuce, cherry tomatoes, peppers, squash, and herbs.
When combining different types of plants in one pot, keep the plants' needs in mind. Plants with similar needs should be planted together. To save space, consider combining shorter plants with trailing plants. These types of combinations will give you more bang for your buck. For a comprehensive guide of companion growing and soil needs, visit The Old Farmer's Almanac. It has been an excellent resource for over 200 years.
Some people get creative and go a do-it-yourself route when using containers. Old bathtubs, wading pools, and five-gallon buckets have been used to grow herbs and vegetables. Whether you're looking for unique or practical containers, the most important thing to consider is drainage. Root rot can easily happen with no drainage system in place.
We narrowed down our favorite do-it-yourself container bed after hours on the web. These containers are for gardeners on a budget. Reusing varieties of plastic buckets is super easy, cheap, and just good for the environment. Kitty litter buckets, old storage totes, and plastic coffee cans all work well for a variety of crops.
For drainage needs, merely insert some holes in the bottom of the container with a drill. Even if you don't have a drill, you can create a hole by heating something sharp, like a nail. You can easily create drainage holes in these DIY planters.
Perhaps the most significant part of this idea is that all these containers come with lids. If you turn the lids upside down and place your newly repurposed containers directly on the inverted lid, you have a system for storing any excess water from watering.
Not everyone is good at arts and crafts. For those of us who aren't on a budget and couldn't drill a hole in a piece of bread, there are self-watering containers you can purchase. These containers have built-in water reservoirs.
This watering system uses capillary tubes to deliver water from the built-in reservoir to keep plant roots consistently moist. This is minimal work at its finest. Plus, the end result is the same as if you had put in a lot more hard work. These containers can be purchased online or at any home improvement store.
The first self-watering galvanized planter!
By far, the most popular garden bed at the moment is the raised, or elevated, bed. Browse Pinterest, and you will discover hundreds of boards dedicated to the raised garden bed. A huge factor in its popularity is the convenience of a raised bed. Elevating the bed makes it more convenient to tend to the plants. Pulling weeds and checking the moisture of the soil is so much easier.
The higher elevation makes for easier access. Traditional garden beds are still popular and used by many, but for others, plants at ground level prove to be too much back-breaking work. Those with physical disabilities and limited mobility are more likely to begin or continue gardening if they can do so from an elevated surface. The height of your raised bed is completely up to you.
Raised beds are not the same as garden planters. Planters are just elevated containers with bottoms to prevent soil from falling. This variety has slatted planter bottoms, with a semi-permeable cloth barrier which permits drainage. However, raised beds do not have bases; they are open to the ground, which offers the benefit of allowing plant roots to go further into the ground for available nutrients. There are unlimited numbers of ways to create these raised beds.
Raised soil level also keeps out critters you don't want to destroy your crops. Pest prevention is much easier with these types of planters unless your pests are deer. Use preventative mesh or netting, in the case of tall garden pests. Netting material also protects berries from hungry birds.
The square-foot gardening technique is one of our favorite raised garden beds. Simply carve out a square shape, create square-foot squares within the initial square, and begin gardening. The method is a great way to build a small yet intensively planted garden.
You can also recycle by using scrap wood. Use any cheap wood that has not been chemically-treated. These chemicals can leach into your soil, effectively killing your new garden. Complete tutorials can be found just by performing a search on Google.
Galvanized steel raised beds are the best way to go when purchasing a raised garden bed. These beds arrive at your home in easy-to-assemble kits. Using reflective material produces a greater crop yield according to research. Benefits include improved fruit color, more even maturity among plants, improved flowering, and increased vegetable size.
Who doesn't want bigger and more plentiful vegetation? There are many options and sizes when it comes to using galvanized steel. All you have to do is purchase the size that works best for your space.
The taste of a home-grown vegetable is always the best. At times, produce is grown hundreds of miles away from the source of purchase. This results in less-than-fresh food that should be nourishing our bodies. Although gardening can seem impossible for beginners, it really is a simple process. Even with no yard, a porch garden or windowsill herbs can bring you the freshness you crave. The results of your individual gardens may be surprising.
Don't let our suggestions limit your planting visions. Using our research along with your own will help you come up with your best gardening experience.


When the back of your Apple iPad Air 2 is made of metal then why settle for a case that is made of plastic. Metal cases are stronger than the plastic cases and do a better job in protecting the back. They also feel more premium and natural to touch. Some metal cases double as hardware keyboards that are useful for typing long documents and emails. However if you are not interested in typing a lot on your iPad Air 2, then just get a metal case that protects the back. Here are some of the best metal cases for Apple iPad Air 2 tablet.
While there is nothing called the best iPad Air case, we can say the best is the one that suits your purposes. These iPad cases suited my use cases and for me this is the list of best iPad Air cases of 2017. The iPad Air 1 may be 2 years old now but it is still one of the best tablets out there. There are still many buying this tablet and it is an amazing. It delivers stunning performance. That is why we thought there is a need to compile the need of best Apple iPad Air 1 cases that are on sale in 2017. Make sure to use a good iPad Air 1 screen protector to prevent scratching of that gorgeous display.
ZooGue has finally made iPad Mini leather case under its Prodigy brand. Here are its details.
Easy clip-on application.Automatically wake/sleep your tablet.
This is a one piece case, the front and back does not separate. Available in a variety of bright, fun colors. Fintie always provide the widest selections to suit any taste.


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Queen calls emergency meeting to save the Royal Family after Harry quits
Harry and Meghan set to release their own personalised Christmas card
Royal tears: Princess Beatrice's wedding wrecked by Harry and Meghan
Meghan Markle's post-baby workout REVEALED!
ROYAL SHOCK: Meghan Markle's mother Doria Ragland FLEES the UK unexpectedly
WATCH: Meghan's makeup artist friend BREAKS DOWN in tears defending the royal
Meghan Markle shares gorgeous new photo of Archie for Mother's Day
Harry and Meghan eyeing up luxury love nest in the English countryside
Meghan's fairytale nursery
Harry and Meghan 'issue neighbours with list of demands'
Meghan Markle CAUGHT OUT: The secret text she sent about Harry!
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reveal details of Archie's christening
SHOCK CLAIMS: Meghan Markle is putting nannies through HUMILIATING auditioning process
Meghan Markle SCANDAL: Her secret messages to ANOTHER man!
Prince Harry SPEAKS OUT after Meghan Markle backlash - 'My son will always be watching!'
The Duke was emotional - by Kietley Isrin
As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to face criticism following their decision to keep their son's christening a private occasion, Prince Harry has attended The Diana Award's mentoring summit where he spoke about fatherhood.
During an emotional speech, the duke explained how Archie has given him a new perspective on life.
"I'm struck by a few things today," he told the crowd.
"Most of which is the power of the invisible role model. The person who may be sitting here today that doesn't realise that someone looks up to them, that - for that person - you inspire them to be kinder, better, greater, more successful, more impactful.
Revealed: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's celebrity godparents for baby Archie
Harry, 34, continued: "Perhaps it's the new found clarity I have as a father and knowing my son will always be watching what I do, mimicking my behaviour - one day maybe even following in my footsteps.
"But it's not just my role as a father that shows me that; it's in the people I see every day that don't realise how inspirational they are to those watching."
The proud dad then went on to talk about his mother, who died in a car crash in 1997.
"My mother, Princess Diana, was a role model to so many, without realising the impact she would have on so many lives," he said.
"You don't have to be a princess or a public figure to be a role model, in fact it's equally valuable if you're not because it's more relatable. Being a role model and mentor can help heal the wounds of your own past and create a better future for someone else."
The Diana Award is a charity that supports youth leadership, in honour of the late Princess.
"To the mentees here today, I am incredibly proud of what you've achieved, and I can safely say that my mother, who would have turned 58 yesterday, would feel the same," Harry concluded.
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To get the angle I wanted for this photograph I had to get down as low as possible to the breaking wave. I scampered down the rocks, perched on a platform and was happy with the location. It wasn't a spot I could get to if the swell was any larger or the tide anything but dead low. The colours in the water were amazing, all front lit by a beautiful sunset, so I stayed until the light vanished for the day.


Frozen peach slices stand in for the ice in this simple cooler. Best of all, they give the drink more flavor and body without ay watery dilution. If the sparkling wine is chilled, it will keep both the drink thicker and preserve a little of its bubbly fizziness even after blending.
Place the peach slices, wine, peach liqueur, and lemon juice in a large blender.
Cover and blend until icy and thick, less than 1 minute.
Divide the raspberry syrup between two highball glasses.
Pour and spoon the frozen libation to force the syrup up the insides of the glass.
Freeze fresh pitted peach slices (peeled or unpeeled) on a baking sheet for at least 12 hours, then transfer them to a large, sealable bag and store in the freezer for up to 3 months.
Garnish: Slip a fresh peach slice on the rim of each glass.
Bruce Weinstein and Mark Scarbrough are the creators of the bestselling Ultimate Cookbook series (on subjects as diverse as pizza, ham, candy, shrimp, and peanut butter), Goat: Meat, Milk, Cheese, and Grain Mains. They were nominated for a James Beard Award in 2011 for Ham, and are regular contributors to WeightWatchers.com and Eating Well, Cooking Light, and the Washington Post.


What time is the check in & out??
Only for Ocean View Terrasse Bath Luxury Suite.
Do you keep my luggage before check in or after check out?
Yes,there's 6 lots in front of building & some more 150m away from the hotel.
How can I explain to taxi driver to get there from Atami station?
It's the first building on your left side after passing the Akao Herb & Rose Garden.
Yes, we only have non-smoking room. We also have a smoking area at rooftop terrace.
Do you accept my dog / cat?
We are afraid , we don't.
It's my wife's birthday. Do you prepare a cake & flowers for me?
Yes, we do. Please contact us when you book the hotel.
I have allergy. Can you take care of it?
Can I use my VISA card?
● All of our hotel rooms and balconies are non-smoking and it is strictly prohibited to use cigarettes in the room. If you have been found a smoking behavior or cigarette-butts in your room, we will charge cleaning fees and claim compensation for the damages, etc.
● Please do not bring any substances and objects which may cause fire. It is also prohibited to bring gunpowder, volatile oil, and other substances that ignite easily or are highly flammable. Other prohibited behaviors and items are as follows.
● Please also keep in mind that conducing photography within the hotel for commercial purposes without consent of the hotel will be subject to legal action.
Under Japanese Pharmaceutical Affairs Law, our hotel is not prepared to give any pharmaceutical products to guests. We do recommend you to bring your own medication with you in your travels. Please kindly understand this situation and feel free to contact our staff for any assistance with hospital and drugstore information.
The hotel is not responsible for any injuries and accidents that may occur whiling staying at the beach. Be sure to protect your feet by wearing beach shoes, etc. and enjoy spending time at the beach. Please be careful not to get any injuries by coral reefs and rocks.


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Sidmouth club to help Macmillan fundraiser
SIDMOUTH Conservative Club will host a World s Biggest Coffee Morning for Macmillan Cancer Support on Friday, September 25, and is inviting everyone along for cake and a cuppa.
SIDMOUTH Conservative Club will host a World's Biggest Coffee Morning for Macmillan Cancer Support on Friday, September 25, and is inviting everyone along for cake and a cuppa.
Doors open at 10.30am and there will be hand-crafted cards on sale, together with a prize draw.
There will also be a chance to enter the John Lewis grid game to win a top prize of �7,000 in store vouchers, or one of many other voucher prizes offered.
Macmillan wants to raise �8,000,000 through its coffee mornings nationwide.
Organiser Julie Hart said: "We support several charities throughout the year and Macmillan is one of the most deserving and worthwhile as many more Macmillan nurses are needed.
Ciaran Devan, chief executive for Macmillan, said: "Every penny raised at a coffee morning will help fund more services for people affected by cancer.
"There's no right or wrong way to take part in the World's Biggest Coffee Morning, whether you throw your own coffee morning like Sidmouth Conservative Club, roll out the tea trolley at work for elevenses with colleagues or lay on a glamorous coffee-themed cocktail evening."
To register a coffee event call (0845) 602 1246 or go to www.macmillan.org.uk.


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On Marcus Stroman
By Tom Dakers@bluebirdbanter Sep 9, 2014, 2:06pm EDT
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Marcus Stroman had the scariest moment of the season last night:
I don't know how he was smiling afterwards, I'd be having a heart attack, course my reflexes wouldn't have been able to get out of the way, so I'd be laying out flat. Even if I did manage to get out of the way, I wouldn't be able to pitch after a moment like that, I'm sure I'd be ducking after each pitch the rest of the way, but Marcus wasn't only able to pitch, he threw had his best start of the season, facing just 2 over the minimum in his complete game. I wouldn't suggest that he have a line drive fired at his head every start.
By Game Score, it was the best Blue Jays start of the season. The Blue Jays top 10 Game Scores of the season:
Marcus Stroman 89 Sept. 8 vs. Cubs
Mark Buehrle 86 April 2 vs. Rays
Drew Hutchison 86 May 16 vs. Rangers
Drew Hutchison 85 Aug. 6 vs. Orioles
Drew Hutchison 82 Aug. 20 vs. Yankees
Marcus Stroman 80 July 24 vs. Red Sox
Marcus Stroman 78 June 23 vs. Yankees
Drew Hutchison 78 June 3, vs. Tigers
J.A. Happ 77 June 26 vs. White Sox
R.A. Dickey 76 July 28 vs. Red Sox
Marcus is moving up the ranks of AL rookie pitchers, he's tied for 4th in wins with 10, trailing just Matt Shoemaker (14 wins), Masahiro Tanaka (12) and Yordano Ventura (12). And he's 3rd in WAR at 2.9, trailing Tanaka (3.1) and Dellin Detances (3.0). A couple more good starts and Marcus will earn himself some Rookie of the Year votes.
Shi Davidi tells us:
Beyond the impressive numbers Marcus Stroman continues to post, the thing that bodes particularly well for his future is how he's found ways to recover quickly and adjust after the rare occasions when he's struggled.
I've heard this from baseball people before. Bruce Walton said:
I want to see what happens to them when they are bad. Because you are going to be bad in the big leagues, it is a given, I don't care who you are. I don't care if you are Roy Halladay, I've seen hit bad. What are you going to do when you are bad.
It does make some sense, a lot of players make it to the majors without ever having adversity, but, when you get to the majors, you are going to have some slumps, some down times. A lot of folks will tell you that it is how you deal with those down times that either makes you or breaks you as a major leaguer.
I generally think talent is what makes you or breaks you as a major league. I'm thinking that Marcus has the talent to be good, but I am happy that he quickly forgets about his bad starts.
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Will Forte
Posted on Sep 25, 2020, Surose
About Will Forte
Relationship/Personal Life
A writer is someone who can present either his experiences or imagination in words. Many factors affect this process in both positive and negative ways. The first challenge for a writer is to write in an attention-grabbing way. The second challenge for the writer is to find a trusty worthy studio or producer who can save his creativity and give him credit. There are many cases in film making that a writer loses his honor when sold to a studio.
And another one is to see the right actors who portray their characters in a livelier way. Usually, in most of the movies that are adapted based on novels, the readers of the book always find the movie being less impactful than the reader. It is also because there is a massive difference in writing a script and filming a script. In the movie-making, it is believed that a final script changes two times when taking the form of a movie.
Full Name Orville Willis Forte IV
Birth Place Alameda, California, U.S.
Parent(s) Orville Willis Forte III and Patricia C.
Occupation Actor, comedian, writer and producer
Spouse(s) Olivia Modling (2018–present; engaged)
Net Worth US $14 million
Likewise, the film school also advises their student who are writers to become a producer or director of the movie. However, this may not be possible in all cases. But if one directs and produces a self-written script, there are more chances of doing justice to the script. Similarly, the writer knows the real nature of the character well. He or she knows how the name was developed. Hence it would be easier to make an actor understand the character.
Moreover, the performance is more impactful if the writer can portray it on the screen. Will Forte is one of the actors who entered the acting after getting success in is writing. The plus point of the writer turns the actor is that they can deeply analyze the character and get connected. People know him for his appearance on "Saturday Night Live," " MacGruber," "30 Rock", "The Last Man on Earth," and many more. His journey towards an actor is full of many exciting elements.
The birthplace of Will is Alameda, CA. He came into this world on June 17, 1970. Will's father's name Orville Willis Forte III. His father works in a finance company as a financial broker. Will's mother, Patricia C., was a school teacher and is an artist. He grew up with his sister Michelle Forte.
Will Forte completed his high school from the "Acalanes High School" in 1988. He was an active member of the football team and swimming team during his school days. His class also awarded him with the title of "Best Personality." Will received the highest votes to become the president of his class.
Likewise, Will Forte got his degree from the "University of California" in history. He was also a member of North American College. His fraternity was "Lambda Chi Alpha." David Letterman and Steve Martin were his great inspiration to start his career in comedy. He also took the sketch comedy classes in "The Groundlings." It is a theatre and school situated in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Will Forte started his professional life as a writer. He wrote the comic book titling "101 Things to Definitely Not Do If You Want to Get a Chick." It was a hilarious dating advice tips book for men. Then he got the most significant opportunity to work in the late-night show "Late Night Show with David Letterman." Unfortunately, due to is lack of experience, he left the show nine months after his appointment.
Moreover, he started to perform with outstanding after moving back to "The Groundlings." He used to perform with Maya Rudolph, Jim Rash, and Cheryl Hines. Will also started writing for the situational comedy like "The Army Show" and "The Action." He also used to perform stand-up comedy during the open mike sessions.
Then, Will Forte started writing for the American situational comedy shows. "3rd Rock from the Sun" in 1996, "The Jenny McCarthy Show" in 1997, "That 70's Show" in 1998, we're some of his projects. Then he received the offer to become part of the "Saturday Live Show." Will was part of the show for a total of 28 seasons. He had to face tough times in enjoying the character. It took him four seasons to flourish in the front.
Similarly, it helped him to flourish as an actor in other TV shows. Will Forte left the show in 2010. He was part of the "The Cleveland Show" from 2009-2013, and "American Dad" from 2009-2015. Will also did "WWE Raw" in 2010 and "Conan" from 2010-2013. He started appearing in movies in supporting roles. "Rock of Ages," "That's Boy," and "The Watch"were some of his movies in 2012. He was also part of the " Grown Ups 2," "Booksmart," and "Good Boys." He also lent his voice for the film like: "The Willoghbys" and "Scoob" in 2020. He recently played in the television shows like"Flipped," "The Shivering Truth," and "Late Night with Seth Meyers."
There are not many details bout Will Forte's personal life. But he started dating January Jones, model, and actress, in 2015. Unfortunately, the couple separated after five months of togetherness.
Will Forte is not quite active in social media. He does not have any verified accounts on Facebook and Instagram. However, unverified names on his name appear on the platforms. But he has a Twitter account that goes with the name of "@OrvilleIV" with 200.2K followers.
Will Forte has been part of my exciting projects. He has been part of TV shows, series, and movies. According to the evaluation of his projects and celebritynetworth.net, he has an approximate net worth of $14 million.
The full name of Will is Orville Willis Forte IV. His current age is 50 years, and nationality is American. His ethnicity is of mixed type. He has n attractive height of 5 feet 9 inches with a complimentary weight of 75 kgs.
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The Prophet Isaiah prophesied hundreds of years before the Christ was to come about the form of His appearance. These signs invite us to identify Him carefully. Unlike a handsome, majestic and magnificently attired king, the form of the Messiah would be startling - he would be the lowest of men, a man of sorrows and of much suffering. As if from the most despicable beggar on the street, the majority would turn their eyes away from him in scorn. Jesus perfectly fits into this description.
The cross is never found in a beautiful room, but in Calvary. Those who want to belong to Jesus have to feel happy to walk with Him. No matter how painful it is, we have to share His passion.
The great love Jesus our Lord has for us led Him to take our weaknesses on Himself. He willed to become weak so that we might become strong. In our weakness, let us not hesitate to approach our good Lord, who waits for us to dispense the healing effects of His Passion into our souls. During this Holy Season, let us compensate for our terpidity with repentance, fervour and greater love.
Jesus tells us that the purpose of our freedom is to yes to God's plan for our lives. What makes our yes so important is that we say it freely; we are able to say no.
The Scripture tells us that the Lord loves those who are strong and courageous. A strong man is the one in whom the Word of God abides and who cuts down every temptation with the strong blows of God's Word which He uses like a divine sword. Even if such a person trips, the Lord his protector and shield, quickly raises him up with His mighty hands.
Sometimes it is quite possible that we may experience being temporarily overpowered or outwitted by the Devil. But this does not mean that we should give in to despair. In such situations, let us like the Psalmist look towards the Lord, Who is the Lord of the Battle with trust and hope. He is able to give strength to our tired arms to make them victorious in battle; He is the One who can adorn us with His invincible armor to resist and overpower our Enemy.
Don't imagine that, if you had a great deal of time, you would spend more of it in prayer. Get rid of that idea; it is no hindrance to prayer to spend your time well.
Jesus tells us three things in the above verses: the first, that we should resolutely stand for Him, the second that we should be prepared to hear all kinds of calumny spoken against us, and the third that we greatly rejoice because our reward is assured. We are indeed on the right track if we have to suffer because we stand for Jesus.
All the sins of your life seem to be rising up against you. Don't give up hope! On the contrary, call your holy mother Mary, with the faith and abandonment of a child. She will bring peace to your soul.
When Adam and Eve committed the first sin, the first sacrifice was also made to make clothes of skin to cover their nakedness. For those who turn to Him, the Lord covers the nakedness caused by their sins with dazzling garments of righteousness. These garments are made from the Lamb of God, His Son Jesus Christ.
Jesus does not ask for great achievements: only surrender and gratitude.
"The angel answered, 'The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will cover you with its shadow. And so the child will be holy and will be called Son of God."Luke 1:35 God chose the lowliest of all maidens to receive the greatest revelation He could ever give to humanity - the revelation of His Son, the mystery which as Saint Paul describes, He had kept hidden within Himself for many generations, and now had chosen to reveal to humanity. The Virgin believed and gave Her assent to God's revelation and behold, the Word - the Son of God, became flesh and dwelt amongst us.
If your were more handsome and richer than all others, and even if you could work wonders, such as putting demons to flight, all these things are hurtful to you, and none really belongs to you, and you cannot glory in any of them.
God has given us everything we have. Some may offer back to God part of their wealth or their possessions. The saints, on the other hand, give us an example in giving back everything to God, including their own lives and all their freedom - so that God free to do as He pleases in their lives, without complaint. Let us imitate them by being joyful in our offerings, because God loves those who offer their gifts to him with a smile that comes from deep within their generous and joyful heart.
If we are cruel in crucifying the flesh, you by sparing it are far more cruel.
Every one of us has wounds within our inner selves. The more deeper and serious of these wounds are those caused by our sins. Such wounds make us feel disturbed, depressed, sad, dejected, lonely and uneasy. But let us never become discouraged - Jesus has carried all our sins in His own body on the Cross - so that we would die to our sins and live for uprightness. Therefore, let us come with hope into the presence of the Divine Saviour in the Blessed Sacrament, let us disclose all our wounds in His Presence. He will treat them, dress them and clothe our naked souls so that we will be completely healed.
If God goes in search of man, created in his own image and likeness, he does so because he loves him eternally in the Word, and wishes to raise him in Christ to the dignity of an adoptive Son. God therefore goes in search of man who is His special possession in a way unlike any other creature.
Knowledge is something everyone likes to have, because knowledge makes one powerful. People like to boast and show off their knowledge in various fields and domains. Before his conversion, Saint Paul, the Apostle of Divine Wisdom, was no different. He was a master of the Law and a very knowledgeable man, and prided himself on it. But once he met the Lord Jesus Christ, he realised that all his former knowledge was but a grain of sand, a drop of water beside the vast and eternal ocean of Divine Wisdom, presented to humanity in the person of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Crucified and Risen Saviour of the whole human race. But there is a condition to receive the knowledge of Jesus - all those who wish to know Jesus must make a resolve: a resolve to know only about Jesus, and of Him as the Crucified Christ.


Used to work, now it doesn't.
Was great until I did the most recent iOS update. Now I can't login to my account through the app. The help page says to enable cookies, which I did but it still doesn't work.
For the past two weeks the app has stopped keeping my setting on to use a password to open the app. Is this something Yahoo stated or a glitch in the app?
Yahoo mobile email is constantly evolving and currently is the best available.
I wouldlike to delete groups of email without clicking on each email.
Cannot toggle easily between reading and writing messages, which seems like a pretty basic feature for an email app. Contacts list is also buggy and cumbersome to use, and does not work well on the iPhone.
The constant ads in my email are so annoying. I find it hard to navigate in and out of websites. It's a shame I'm too lazy to change my email address to get away from Yahoo but I'm working on the energy.
Tried to get rid of the ads by paying extra but it didn't work. Continual ads when I access my email.


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The Homer D. Babbidge Library (HBL) is the main library on the University of Connecticut campus in Storrs.

History
In December 1962 University of Connecticut President Homer D. Babbidge Jr. went before the Connecticut Legislature to advocate for a stronger research-oriented institution in Storrs. When compared to its peers, UConn spent less on bookbinding, periodicals, collections development, and had an overall smaller inventory of books. UConn spent $30 per student on the library at a time when its peers were spending close to $70.

Only ten years later, near the end of his term, the university's library passed the one million volume mark, joining only 58 other American Universities (out of 2,200 total) that had a collection of 1 million or more volumes. Prior to Babbidge being built, the Wilbur Cross Library housed the university's books and volumes. That building has now been turned into the Wilbur Cross Building, which houses various administrative offices.

Regarding the naming of the university's new library, Bruce M. Stave writes that "Homer Daniels Babbidge, Jr., died of cancer at age 58 in March 1984. Shortly after his death, the University of Connecticut Board of Trustees, in a memorial tribute, named the university's new library, which stands central to the campus, in his honor."

While under construction, the new main library had been named the Nathan Hale Library at the urging of trustees appointed by Gov. Thomas Meskill, whose UConn budget cuts earlier prompted Babbidge to retire and run for governor against him.

Notable staff

 Richard Bleiler (1959–), collections and humanities librarian since 1994; science fiction bibliographer and Bram Stoker Award nominee.
 John P. McDonald (1922–1993), library director from 1963 to 1986; executive director of the Association of Research Libraries (1974–76).
 Janice Merrill-Oldham (1947–2011), head of the library's preservation department from 1983 to 1995 and preeminent book conservator.
 Norman D. Stevens (1932–2018), university librarian from 1974 to 1986 and library director from 1986 to 1994; collector of librariana.
 Edwina Whitney (1868–1970), UConn's first professional librarian, serving from 1900 to 1934.

References

Brutalist architecture in Connecticut
University and college academic libraries in the United States
University of Connecticut
Libraries in Tolland County, Connecticut
Federal depository libraries

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The Advantages of Open Source
I talk about Drupal pretty much all the time. The reasons for this vary greatly, but one of the primary reasons is that it's really easy to get passionate about something this big. See Drupal is kind of new to Oklahoma, and Oklahoma web design shops for sure, but that doesn't mean that it's "new". Drupal's been around for more than 6 years now and in that time, it has become a force to be reckoned with. There were literally over 700 developers who helped to work on Drupal 6, to make it the best product they could. And already those same developers are getting geared up to create Drupal 7, talking about where it will go, and what features it will have, and how they're going to really grow this product.
We got into Drupal over 2 years ago now, and since then, we've switched over completely from our own proprietary content management system to this one. We've helped to create new modules, we've contributed to the core of Drupal 6, and soon we'll start releasing our own product lines based on Drupal. We freed our customer base to do business with us, not because they HAVE to, but because they want to, and we've freed our developers to the nearly limitless expanse of other developers willing and ready to help us create new products, not just for ourselves, but for this greater community we now participate in.
I'm sure our local Oklahoma based competition thinks that we're nuts, but then we think the same of them. Politics often works that way. Very similar people can agree on all the major points of conflict and still come to completely different end results.
Ultimately, I have to do what's best for my customers, and I just don't see locking them into a proprietary solution as being the proper choice for any of them. We don't have lines of products that we sell here... not to say that's a bad thing... marketing-wise it's pure genius, and I'd love to see us get to that point... but with that said, what we do have that makes us unique among all our competitors are a couple of things:
None of our competitors have been around for 25 years
None of them (that I know) are offering a CMS solution you can take with you
The Worx Company hasn't been around for 25 years either, but Meridian Data Systems, our parent company, has. Meridian has built stuff you know... if you drive across any of the TurnPikes in Oklahoma, then you're probably familiar with the PikePass. Meridian was significant in the implementation of that solution. If you've tried to keep up with the weather ever, chances are you've seen StormTracker, which Meridian also built. If you're from elsewhere in America, it's almost certainly the same StormTracker they talk about on your local TV stations because it was sold and installed in at least 83 other locations nationwide after it's initial development by Meridian.
As I said, none of our competitors are offering you a CMS solution that you can keep... that's not to say there aren't freelancers in Oklahoma who wouldn't put Drupal, or some other Open Source solution in place for you, but I don't know of any of our corporate competitors who would even suggest such a thing. In the 25 years of business that Meridian has existed, we've never signed a contract with any company requiring us to sell a quota of their product... this is because we want the flexibility to do what's right for our customers. Drupal happens to be "right" for almost every because it just happens to be that flexible. Does that mean we won't implement other things? Of course not, we will find the tool that fits the job and apply it properly, but it does mean that we've been here for a very long time, doing word of mouth business with one company and then another, and then another... all because we're committed to doing a good job for each one of them. We'd love to tell you more about it it in person, so do feel free to contact us.
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Q: SWT JFace: SelectionProvider not working in TabFolder In a GraphicalEditor I created a tab folder:
private final String[] tabNames = { "Text", "Image" };

private ResourcesTextComposite comText;

private ResourcesImageComposite comImage;

...

public void createPartControl(Composite parent) {
    ...
    tabFolder = new TabFolder(parent, SWT.BORDER);
    for (int loopIndex = 0; loopIndex < tabNames.length; loopIndex++) {
        TabItem tabItem = new TabItem(tabFolder, SWT.NULL);
        tabItem.setText(tabNames[loopIndex]);

        if (loopIndex == 0) {
            comText = new ResourcesTextComposite(tabFolder, SWT.NONE,
                    resources);
            tabItem.setControl(comText);
        } else if (loopIndex == 1) {
            comImage = new ResourcesImageComposite(tabFolder, SWT.NONE,
                    resources);
            tabItem.setControl(comImage);
        }
    }
    ...
}

it has 2 tab items and each item has a composite in it, and each composite has a TableViewer respectively.
I tried this to make each TableViewer the selection provider when the user selects the corresponding tab item (the same function createPartControl of the editor):
public void createPartControl(Composite parent) {
    ...
    tabFolder.addSelectionListener(new SelectionListener() {
        public void widgetSelected(SelectionEvent e) {
            int tabIdx = tabFolder.getSelectionIndex();
            getSite().setSelectionProvider(null);
            if (tabIdx == 0) {
                getSite().setSelectionProvider(comText.getViewer());
            } else if (tabIdx == 1) {
                getSite().setSelectionProvider(comImage.getViewer());
            }
            System.out.println("widgetSelected" + getSite() + ": "
                    + getSite().getSelectionProvider());
        }

        public void widgetDefaultSelected(SelectionEvent e) {
            widgetSelected(e);
        }
    });
    ...
}

I hope when I select a row in a TableViewer, the Properties view will show the selected model's properties, I've complete those IPropertySource things and they works well in other editors that has no tab folders, so I think the problem should be in the Selection Provider area.
Any ideas or has anyone encountered the same problem?

A: If you have multiple selection providers in a view or editor, then you need to use a mediator like org.eclipse.jdt.internal.ui.viewsupport.SelectionProviderMediator. Note that it is unfortunately internal, so you need to copy it to your own project

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2015 PIRIOU Shipyard
Named after a 19th-century scientist and explorer, charter yacht YERSIN is built for adventure, combining state-of-the-art technology with a range of 15 000 nautical miles for serious exploring
Length 76.60m / 251.4ft
Guest cabins 8
Region Western Mediterranean
Builder PIRIOU Shipyard
Range 12000nm
Onboard library and media center
On Deck+1 a vast multi-purpose platform has been designed to deploy specialist technical equipment including a seaplane or submarine
Ice-Class classification for all-weather sailing
YERSIN features
The definitive eco-friendly world cruiser, 76.6m YERSIN has been awarded with CLEANSHIP class notation and is capable of taking you to the ends of the earth with little to no impact on the environment. Stylish and comfortable, this charter yacht doesn't compromise when it comes to ultra-luxurious cruising.
The ideal yacht for adventurers, YERSIN is also packed with cutting-edge equipment to help you explore your destination to the fullest. This unique expedition yacht offers guests a no-limits charter experience.
YERSIN's spacious interior can accommodate up to 12 guests onboard overnight in eight luxurious cabins. Located on the upper deck, YERSIN's vast full-beam master suite opens onto a private deck area, the master suite comes with a kitchenette, an office and an all-white bathroom with a luminotherapy shower.
Ideal for hosting large groups, YERSIN's versatile guest accommodation includes a beautiful VIP stateroom, two double and four twin cabins. Each cabin features a full ensuite bathroom plus a top-of-the-range IT and entertainment system.
YERSIN has three comfortable lounges plus a well-stocked library and media room. On the upper deck, a cosy 12-seat superyacht cinema is perfect for screening the latest summer blockbuster. Equipped with a professional-grade galley, YERSIN boasts a wealth of onboard dining options including two large formal dining rooms for 12. She also has two elegant bars.
On the lower deck, YERSIN has a spa and gym area to meet onboard fitness and wellbeing requirements. Equipped with a hammam, hairdresser, massage room and spa pool, this is the perfect way to unwind. YERSIN also features a large polyvalent room on the main deck. A versatile and multi-functional space with a sliding partition, this area can be used as a research laboratory, media room or classroom as required.
YERSIN's expansive decks offer a variety of areas for relaxing and socialising. Alfresco lounge and dining areas on Deck+1 and Deck+3 offer magnificent views of the ocean and can be protected by special snow awnings during polar trips. On Deck+2, an observatory is ideal for star-gazing once night falls.
On Deck+1, YERSIN has a vast multi-purpose platform which has been designed to deploy specialist technical equipment including a seaplane or submarine. This huge space can also be covered for onboard social events. YERSIN's top deck is given over to total relaxation with a large swimming pool plus built-in sunbeds and loungers for unwinding in the sunshine.
Fully equipped to explore the most remote regions on the planet, YERSIN carries a 7.3 m aluminium barge, two 7.5 m Zodiac Hurricanes and a side-by-side quad fitted with caterpillar tracks for ice. She also has a professional diving facility onboard plus space for jet skis, canoes, inflatable dinghies and bicycles for onshore adventures.
With golden sunshine and blue skies throughout the year plus glorious scenery to explore all along the coast, why not set sail for a luxury charter to the South of France with YERSIN. Soak up the sun at the exclusive beach clubs in Cannes, enjoy fabulous French cuisine in Antibes or discover the Riviera's glittering nightlife in St Tropez and Monaco.
She also has accommodation for her 24-person crew with additional cabins for helicopter/seaplane pilots.
Ewa Petts says
An ultra-modern explorer yacht built to go anywhere, a voyage aboard YERSIN is a true one-of-a-kind adventure. To learn more about her unique features and specifications, simply contact us.
Ewa Petts
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A founding member of the SuperYachtsMonaco team, Ewa has in-depth knowledge of the company's logistics and ethos. As the Chief Financial Officer she naturally has a strong grip of all matters administrative and is also a sought after Charter Broker.
With a career that has seen her based in Jersey, the UK, her native Poland, France and Monaco, her knowledge of finance & administration spans many jurisdictions. Ewa's direct and detailed approach is appreciated by both suppliers and charter clients alike.
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Highlights in Hebrews 32
Mar 23rd, 2019 by davegroberts
Highlights in Hebrews
(with Roger Kirby)
Part 32 - Hebrews11:17–19 Ultimate obedience.
It was by faith that Abraham offered Isaac as a sacrifice when God was testing him. Abraham, who had received God's promises, was ready to sacrifice his only son, Isaac, even though God had told him, "Isaac is the son through whom your descendants will be counted." Abraham reasoned that if Isaac died, God was able to bring him back to life again. And in a sense, Abraham did receive his son back from the dead.
It is impossible to miss out the event referenced in 11:17-19, known as the 'Binding of Isaac' or the Aqedar, but very hard to say anything sensible about it. There are references in the Old Testament to child sacrifice (including the awful mistake of Jephthah in promising to sacrifice the first thing he saw when he got home which turned out to be his daughter, Judges 11:29-40) but never in a positive sense. Presumably the lack of comment means that it was a practice regarded with so much distaste in Israel that it did not need comment upon. It was not such an uncommon practice amongst the surrounding tribes.
The clear teaching of this episode is simply that true faith demands obedience. Which was fine for Abraham who seems to have had a hotline to and from God. We struggle much more to know what we should do as a matter of obedience.
We need to be careful. But if the Lord does really want us to do something unusual, something we would naturally not think of doing ourselves then he does make it quite plain to us. (That has happened to my wife and myself at least three times in an otherwise unremarkable Christian life.) Most of our decisions as Christians are ones that we have to take for ourselves. Dont believe people who think the Lord directed them to a particular spot in the local car park! They are trying to make themselves sound very holy and spiritual. But we have been given wonderful minds that enable us to sort out for ourselves where we can park our car and a myriad other everyday decisions.
Abraham was tested far beyond anything he might have expected the Lord to require of him. And I wonder what the effect on Isaac was. Probably a strong young teenager with all his life in front of him he must have been shocked to his very core when he realised what was to happen to him. I wonder did his mother, Sarah, know what was happening. If so, how terrible it would have been for her. Abraham seems to have assumed that the Lord would give him a way out. He had been told, by the Lord, that he would have an infinite number of descendants, which this command seemed to put at huge risk - could Sarah have another son when she was even older? We are not told whether Isaac knew of the great promise of untold numbers of descendants, or not.
The aqedar , potentially at least, lies on the middle of the spectrum of Biblical father-son problems. Better in a way are the situations of the deaths of Saul's son, Jonathan, fighting the Philistines beside his father and of the death of David's son, Absalom, when he challenged his father for the throne of Israel. In neither of those cases was the son actually killed by the father, so they are a little easier.
The situation which was far worse was what happened to Jesus on the cross. There he not only died, not quite at the actual hands of the Father, but with his full knowledge, agreement and ability to intervene - not used. Think on that. Meditate on that. Jesus died, as Isaac did not, for you and for me, as the one true and all sufficient sacrifice.


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A growth mindset brings more fun into your life. Cultivating a growth mindset will help you to enjoy the learning process, perk-up your business productivity, and make you able to develop better relationships. Well, enjoying life is not an intimidating job. But enjoying life, when you are not at your best is truly a demanding and vexing affair. However, if you have a growth mindset, then you can make this thing happen. Besides that, you will never feel stressed about being perfect, strengthen your confidence, and mitigate the risk of depreciation.


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Heating Scheme that Cuts Bills by 10 Per Cent Wins Top Energy Award
25.11.13, by System Administrator | Event
A London heating scheme that tackles fuel poverty by cutting connected residents' heating bills by at least 10 per cent has won the Energy Institute's Community Initiative Award.
Bunhill Heat and Power, installed by Vital Energi on behalf of Islington Council, pipped fellow nominees to the post to pick up the prestigious award at a ceremony held on Thursday 14 November at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel, London.
The Combined Heat and Power (CHP) energy centre and district heating network supplies electricity and heat to more than 700 Islington residents and two leisure centres by the efficient capture and use of heat as a by-product of electricity generation.
It was developed to cut fuel costs for low income families living in this deprived inner city London ward.
Ian Whitelock, joint managing director of Vital Energi, commented: "We are delighted that Bunhill has received this award in recognition of the benefits it is bringing residents in the borough by providing more efficient, cheaper and greener energy than traditional production processes.
"It will save money for hundreds of local residents at a time when the cost of living is rising and energy bills are soaring and will therefore make a real difference to residents' lives."
Cllr Richard Watts, Leader of Islington Council, said: "The Bunhill Heat Network is part of Islington Council's work to help people manage the rising cost of living.
"Last winter was one of the coldest for decades and record energy prices meant many families on fixed incomes spent it in misery, unsure whether to heat or eat."


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Okänt datum
 Caracalla blir konsul i Rom.
 Efter att ha lidit stora förluster vid invasionen av Kaledonien 208 sluter romarna fred med kaledonierna.

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