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Follow Prosperity Ready as we venture out into our community to get a pilot program up and running!
Lisa met with Charles Dwamina of Voices Magazine in January to learn about his organization and discuss some potential collaboration opportunities.
Ann, Camille, and Cheryl from Liberty Diversified International met with Lisa and Annie to discuss some exciting potential partnerships. Thank you Annie, UST intern, for attending and documenting our productive meeting!
We are in the process of shooting a video that will highlight stories of successful immigrants and the traits that they bring to their workplace. Camila and Robert Jacobs, professional videographer, prepare for our first shoot here! Camila came to the U.S. when she was seven years old from Uruguay and did not speak English. She jumped right into school and learned English with the help of ESL classes. She has worked hard to become a US citizen, has a beautiful family and a professional position with a Fortune 500 company. We look forward to sharing her full story soon!
Thank you Lorri Anderson, head of human resources for Logic PD, for a great networking meeting about our work at Prosperity Ready!
Thank you Peggy Bernhardt-Kadlec for a great overview of Goodwill - Easter Seals Minnesota! Looking forward to exploring potential collaboration with an organization who does so much for our communities.
In December, we gathered our power house group together to discuss a Prosperity Ready status update, hear a presentation from Emily Porter on The Power of Storytelling and then working together to develop a plan to tell the story of Prosperity Ready. Pictured here is Maureen Wheaton and Sam Farrand. Thank you all for attending!
Thank you Andrea Ferstan, VP of Talent and Workforce for TwinWest Chamber of Commerce, for a great introductory meeting. We learned a great deal and Prosperity Ready appreciates you support, feedback, and valuable connections!
Thank you Dawn de los Santos and Krysta Mitchell at Pentair for a great introductory meeting. Learned so much during our visit and plant tour. Always energizing to connect with business and culture focused human resources leaders! Prosperity Ready thanks you for your time.
Thank you Sam Farrand and Carson Faust, 2 of the many amazing volunteers at Prosperity Ready. We had a fun evening brain storming and refining communications strategies for Prosperity Ready. So blessed to have so much time and talent dedicated to getting Prosperity Ready up and running!
Thank you Gloria Perez and Women Venture for a great Power Luncheon event! Looking forward to leveraging Women Venture for mentoring support as we get Prosperity Ready up and running.
Thank you Maria for sharing your story of coming to the United States as a child. The success you have achieved in multiple professional careers is an inspiration and outstanding example of how career paths can evolve in various industries.
Insightful and entertaining MSP Mayors Breakfast this week! So fun to be back at University of St. Thomas, my alma mater! Worth braving the frigid temp to hear from two progressive leaders who are making a difference not only in our cities and state but nationwide! Prosperity Ready is proud to be part of this community.
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Professor Daniel Weinstock's research interests have spanned widely across a wide range of topics in contemporary moral and political philosophy – from the just management of ethnocultural and religious diversity in modern liberal democracies, to state policy with respect to children, families, and educational institutions.
His main research interests at present have to do with the problem of health equity, and with issues of justice and inclusion as they arise in the organization of modern cities.
The guiding thread of his research has been to connect philosophical and ethical argument with institutional reasoning. It is marked by the firm conviction that moral and political philosophers have paid insufficient attention to the institutional parameters that both enable and constrain the realization of normative ideals. His areas of expertise also include the politics of language and identity, democracy, citizenship, and pluralism.
He joined McGill's Faculty of Law in August 2012, and was appointed Director of the McGill Institute for Health and Social Policy in 2013. He was appointed Katharine A. Pearson Chair in Civil Society and Public Policy in the Faculties of Law and of Arts on June 1, 2020, for a seven year mandate.
Professor Daniel Weinstock has published many articles on the ethics of nationalism, problems of justice and stability in multinational states, the foundations of international ethics, and the accommodation of cultural and moral diversity within liberal democratic societies. He has also been an active participant in public policy in Québec, having been a member from 1997 to 1999 of a Ministry of Education working group on religion in public schools, and from 2003 to 2008, the founding director of Quebec's Public Health Ethics Committee.
Professor Weinstock is a prize fellow of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation (2004), and a recipient of the André-Laurendeau Prize given by the Association canadienne-française pour l'avancement des sciences (2008). A James McGill Professor from 2014 to 2020, he was awarded the 2017 Charles Taylor Prize for Excellence in Policy Research by the Broadbent Institute.
Previously a Professor of Philosophy at the Université de Montréal, Daniel Weinstock held Canadian Research Chair on Ethics and Political Philosophy. He was also the director of the Research Centre on Ethics at Université de Montréal (CRÉUM) for many years. He is also a member of Centre d'études ethniques des universités montréalaises (Université de Montréal).
Daniel Weinstock studied Political Science and Political Philosophy at McGill University, where he received a BA and an MA, between 1980 and 1986. He received a DPhil in Political Philosophy from Oxford University, where he studied between 1986 and 1991. From 1988 to 1989, he was a visiting doctoral student at Harvard University. He completed postdoctoral work in the Department of Philosophy at Columbia University, before joining the faculty of the Department of Philosophy of the Université de Montréal in 1993.
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Home » Blog » When can you cancel a timeshare contract?
For many years, the appeal of timeshare ownership in a hot vacation spot attracted millions of buyers. However, the industry has been gaining a bad reputation. The truth is that timeshares might be suitable for some people, but the big scam about them is that timeshares are being sold using unethical methods. As a result of this, there are thousands of timeshare owners who are willing to do anything to get rid of their units. When can you cancel a timeshare contract? Read this article to find out!
Why should I cancel my timeshare contract?
You will no longer have to pay any timeshares fees, such as maintenance and special assessment fees.
You will have the freedom to vacation wherever and whenever you want.
You will not waste any more time trying to sell or to rent your timeshare, you will no longer be stuck with it!
Also read: Time shares, are they a good purchase?
Timeshare cancellation should be done as soon as you don't feel happy with your purchase. If you experience buyer's remorse just a few days after you signed the contract, you should know that there is a rescission period in every timeshare contract, which depends on the country where you purchased your timeshare.
In Mexico, there is a 5 business day cancellation period. If you are still under your rescission period, you should send the resort a certified letter requesting the cancellation of your contract. However, if the rescission period has expired, it is better if you look for legal help. Beware of Timeshare cancellation companies that ask you for an upfront fee to assist to in your case.
When can you cancel a timeshare contract? - As soon as possible!
Time to cancel your timeshare contract!
At Mexican Timeshare Solutions, our associates have several years experience in the timeshare industry and are successfully able to resolve timeshare scam cases in an ethical and professional manner. The goal of MTS is to provide our clients with the best way to get out of their timeshare contract, by cancelling the contract properly so that they can vacation on their own terms. Contact us at MTS for a free consultation and analysis of your timeshare situation. We do not charge any fees until you have received confirmation that your timeshare has been properly cancelled, so you have nothing to lose, except your timeshare!
Normalmente te dicen que dentro de los 7 días despues de comprar la membresia puedes cancelar, enmi caso no fue asi, porque la documentacion completa me le enviaron a mi domicilio en más de 1 mes lo cual me fue imposible cancelar sin esa documentacion, esto es totalmente un fraude.
it supposed that you can cancel within 5 days after you did the purchase, but is fake, dont get involved with timeshare field , only lies is what you get .
Actualmente atravieso una situacion muy complicada con las personas que me vendieron el tiempo compartido , es hora aun que no puedo librarme de ellos ,no entiendo como es posible que fui tan ingenuo y compre con ellos, la vd que si estan pensando en comprar algun tiempo compartido mejor piensenlo 2 veces, es la peor inversion que he hecho en mi vida..
i tried to cancel my timeshare with Royal Holiday, and they just made me waste my time, at the end they denied it!!
i canceled my timeshare 6 months ago, but it takes me almost 4 years!!!
you should be able to cancel your timeshare whenever you want.. but no!!! that's just a sign that they just want to rob your money for a lot of time..
and what if they never told me about my 5 days period?


Eleanor Goldfield hits the nail on the head as she deconstructs why the term Alt-Right is but an attempt to normalize a group of Americans with vicious intents. It makes an evil concept more digestible for many.
You might think it's pretty easy, but as of late, white supremacists, neo-nazis, and white nationalists have been hiding behind a benign veil so you won't recognize them until it's too late. Neo-fascists and White Supremacists want to be called Alt-Right. Here's the problem with that.
It softens their horrendous view of the world and makes it sound just alternative or anti-PC.
Most importantly, it allows us to talk about alt-right as if it's an acceptable place on the political spectrum, something we should tolerate and respect.
Language has power – and we shouldn't give that power to neo-nazis.
Eleanor Goldfield is a musician, writer and activist. She is the founder & host at Act Out, founder / senior consultant at Art Killing Apathy and founder, singer, writer at Rooftop Revolutionaries.


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Aylish Kerrigan and Dearhbla Collins: Schoenberg Vocal Works
All those hours spent listening to experimental, modern classical music have paid off: we dipped our toes into the waters of Arnold Schoenberg and came up smiling, to mix metaphors.
A couple of reviews said it was not for the faint-hearted; it's true that it's not for someone expecting the Cliff Adams Singers singing something simple but then neither is it difficult enough to leave you running down the road covering your ears.
The opening piece is Das Buch der Hängnden Gärten, ("the book of the hanging gardens"), 15 settings of poetry by Stefan George. It's true it has a few hairy moments, not quite a fight breaking about between a choir of cats, but getting there. But Aylish Kerrigan (mezzo soprano) and Dearbhla Collins on the piano bring out the warmth in the music; it could be jarring but never is. "Under the shelter of dense foliage" is the opening line, and dense foliage describes the music too, though it has plenty of more tranquil moments.
Pairing the Schoenberg with Seóirse Bodley's was a good plan, and the opening seconds of the Bodley piece A Girl, a cycle of 22 songs, is immediately more soothing.
The link between the two pieces is loss, of sorts: Das Buch der Hängnden Gärten follows the failed love affair of two youths in a garden, ending with the woman's departure and the disintegration of the garden, A Girl tells of a pregnant girl unable to cope with the humiliation she suffers in a conservative society. The garden dies in one, the girl in the other. Bodley's piece is not all plain sailing, and has its Schoenberg moments and can be just as intense.
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Q: I had a glazing firm in to install windows when a window fitter dropped a hammer which smashed my toilet lid. I had estimates of £300 and £375 for a replacement but received a cheque for £200 which was incorrectly addressed to the glazing company and not to me. I returned the cheque asking for a replacement addressed to me. I attempted to contact the company a number of times and was finally informed that I had been sent a cheque 2 weeks prior to me telephoning them. I have still yet to receive the cheque; even when I sent a letter to the company allowing them a week to reply, I still heard no response. How can I check that the cheque has not been cashed and that I will receive a replacement cheque?
A: You must write a letter before action to the company clearly stating that unless a replacement cheque is received for £300 within 14 days, you will issue court proceedings in the small claims court.
I had some work done to my van after a failure. The AA paid their portion of the costs and so did I, but soon afterwards my vehicle broke down again. I checked my vehicle and established the cause of the breakdown. I was told by the garage that a particular part of the vehicle had been renewed but I do not believe this to be the case. I returned to the garage and purchased a new part, fitting it myself. I then challenged the garage the following day. An AA representative saw the failed part but is refusing to comment. I am certain that the garage fitted a part that is not new as they are claiming. I would like to know what I can do.
My car was recently written off by the manufacturer for being defective. While I was compensated, I have now found that the car was repaired and then re-sold to someone else. I would have preferred that they repaired the car for me instead of compensation but they did not at least offer to do so. What can I do?


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Q: Sublime on Mac: No such file or directory While trying to download opencv to use it with python in sublime, I think I may have messed something up. Now, even the most simple command returns this is REPL:

python: posix_spawn: /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/Python: No such file or directory
Repl Closed

How could I fix this?

A: You are missing that executable file that I think is installed with Python (I have it on my Mac as well).  Try uninstalling then reinstalling Python.

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Fall Out Boy release Ghostbusters reboot theme tune
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Fall Out Boy worked with Missy 'Misdemeanour' Elliott on track for upcoming remake of classic 1984 film Ghostbusters
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Fall Out Boy's take on Ray Parker Jr's original Ghostbusters theme tune is available to stream.
Fall Out Boy teamed up with rapper Missy 'Misdemeanour' Elliott on the song, which will feature on the soundtrack for the upcoming movie reboot.
Ray Parker Jr recorded the original track for the 1984 smash hit film.
The 2016 version – which features an all-female cast of Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones – is released on July 15.
FOB play at this year's Reading and Leeds festivals and also appear on the same bill as Biffy Clyro at Glasgow's Bellahouston Park on August 27.
Wes Borland: Marilyn Manson needs to be healthier
Joey Jordison: I didn't deserve cowardly Slipknot sacking
BBC launch tinnitus prevention guide to help music fans protect their hearing
Converse All Star combined with wah wah guitar pedal
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Pantera kicked off Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park festival bills: "we have decided to remove the band from the program"
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This week art teacher T. Angel Cherney-Haring began her third year substitute teaching in the East Ramapo school district and anticipates answerless questions.
An art teacher for 16 years, she spoke of the frustration she and colleagues face when children don't know the basics in art because this reflects other subjects. "One art workshop a year for the whole school in an assembly is not art. Singing a song during morning announcements is not music," she said.
Minus AP classes and previously-available art electives, students don't have enough electives choices for college acceptance and are unable to create a portfolio for art school admission, Cherny-Haring says. Many electives have been slashed due to controversial budget cuts by the school board.
Art and music are mandated to be taught for 10 percent of the school day in elementary school. If an art or music teacher is no longer teaching the classes, the classroom teachers would need to be trained. Without training, overloaded with Common Core and testing, how can teachers meet the state's art and music standards?
Spring Valley High School graduate Olivia Castor was interviewed by WBEZ producer Ben Calhoun on "This American Life," the PRX Public Radio Exchange (it aired September 12, 2014).
Castor collected schedules and showed them to the school board for response. "They told me those must be fake," she said of the schedules that showed study halls, lunches, and community service.
Last Friday Rionard Alexis received her 16-year-old son's schedule in the mail: three study halls, four lunch periods and one adapted physical education class.
Alexis attended the school board meeting about transportation last Thursday and said her son and nephew secured their bus passes about two weeks ago. Yesterday she was to have met with her son's guidance counselor to sort out his schedule.
Tuesday of this week she met with SVHS Assistant Principal Paul Finkelstein and Principal Karen J. Pinel to sort out the schedule.
Alexis was given the corrected schedules for her son and her nephew.
District parent David A. Curry and other parents want to see actions that will lead to their children getting the education they've been missing, their attorneys told Commissioner MaryEllen Elia and Chancellor Merryl Tisch.
"These kids are being denied essential resources critical to their education, and being denied those resources in large part by cuts made by the board," Education Law Center senior attorney Wendy Lecker told the Rockland County Times. "The board can do things like reallocate money now," Lecker said.
This is a unique and egregious situation, she said.


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The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program is intended for low-income women, infants and children who are determined to be at nutritional risk.
To be eligible for WIC, families must have at least one member that meets the categorical requirements. In addition to fulfilling the categorical requirements, families must also meet the residential, income and nutrition risk requirements.
Because the program is intended to provide temporary relief to needy individuals, the length of time a WIC participant is eligible to receive benefits depends on the severity of his or her needs. However, most WIC recipients receive benefits from 6 months to a year.
In order to receive WIC benefits, you must provide proof of eligibility to your local WIC office. Eligibility standards are generally the same across all of the 90 state agencies responsible for administering the program.
However, some states do offer preference or priority to individuals who fall under certain categories. To find out whether or not you meet certain eligibility requirements, read the following sections.
Categorical WIC Requirements
Generally speaking, there are three categories of applicants who qualify for WIC: women, infants and children. However, applicants who fall under these three categories must meet additional requirements to obtain food assistance. Benefits are only available to low-income women who are:
Pregnant.
Breastfeeding, up to their infant's first birthday.
Postpartum, up to six months.
These women do not have to be married or have other children to qualify for WIC benefits. As for mothers with children of age, benefits are only provided to infants up to their first birthday and children up to their fifth birthday.
While meeting these requirements deem an applicant eligible for WIC benefits, infants and pregnant women who are determined to be at nutritional risk will receive priority replacement.
This includes pregnant women who or underweight or suffer from serious health conditions, such as anemia. Additionally, preference is given to postpartum mothers who breastfeed over postpartum women who choose not to.
While fathers do not meet categorical eligibility requirements, they can apply for WIC on behalf of eligible family members. Legal guardians, step parents and foster parents can also apply for WIC if they have children 5 years of age or younger.
WIC Income Guidelines
To qualify for WIC benefits, applicants must have a total household income that does not exceed WIC income guidelines for their household size. Income standards are set every financial year and are determined by family size and the national poverty level.
Each state agency's income standard must be between 100 percent and 185 percent of the Federal poverty income guidelines.
Applicants can determine their income-eligibility by referring to the income levels set by their state agency. If they make less than the maximum income standard for their family size, then they will qualify for WIC benefits. When determining household size, families must consider that each unborn baby counts as one extra person in the household.
Therefore, a pregnant woman would be considered two household members. Applicants will need to provide proof of income at their first WIC appointment through documentation, such as bank statements and pay stubs.
Those who already receive benefits from other government programs, such as SNAP, Medicaid, TANF and Social Security benefits, are deemed automatically eligible and do not need to verify their income.
WIC Nutritional Risk Requirements
To determine whether or not an applicant meets the nutritional risk requirement, he or she must be assessed by a medical professional, such as a nurse, physician or nutritionist.
WIC clinics offer health screening services at no charge, but applicants and their children can also choose to be seen by their primary care doctor. In this case, applicants must obtain medical documentation from their doctor as proof of nutritional risk. This report must include the applicant's height, weight and blood work.
Only members of the family who are categorically eligible WIC need to meet one condition of the nutritional risk requirements. The WIC program defines nutrition risk as a medical-based or dietary-based condition.
This may include a poor diet, a history of poor pregnancy outcomes, anemia or an applicant who is underweight. WIC differs from other food assistance programs because of the nutritional risk qualifications.
Hence, why the program also offers other services unrelated to food, such as immunization screening and referrals for children.
If you are in need of more nutritional assistance, you might be eligible for SNAP benefits.
Where to Apply for WIC
Candidates can only apply for services at their nearest WIC agency. They must make an appointment with their local office and obtain benefits from their designated agency. Applicants are not required to live in a certain service district for a specific period of time to qualify for benefits.
For those who move during their certification period, WIC benefits may still be available until the period expires. These families must perform the WIC benefits transfer process to be put on the top of their new state's waiting list to receive benefits.
Note: Before applying for WIC benefits, applicants can determine their eligibility by using the WIC PreScreening Tool available online. The assessment takes approximately 15 minutes to complete.
Who qualifies for WIC priority?
While an individual may meet all WIC eligibility requirements, this does not guarantee that he or she will receive benefits right away. This is primarily due to the fact that some WIC agencies do not have enough funding to serve all applicants in need of WIC benefits.
Most agencies keep a waiting list and provide services when they can to those at the top of their priority system. In Georgia, priority is given to postpartum minors. However, while a postpartum minor may be given priority in Georgia, she may not while claiming WIC benefits in another state.
Priority systems are established to ensure that families with the highest priority need and individuals with serious medical conditions are taken care of. There are seven priority levels, each dependent in income, age and medical conditions.
Some states eve define homelessness as a higher priority. Priority one includes pregnant women, breastfeeding women and infants with dietary medical conditions. On the other hand, priority seven includes those who are at risk of medical conditions without WIC benefits.
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For the next week, I'm going to be a busy, busy bee. There are three university assignments to get finished and it's time for another production run of Sana stuff - that's always a kind of crazy time. It is quite fun to see the new product when it's done though. It gives me a little buzz, which I guess is a sign that I'm on the right track with this whole health business / health study malarky.
I've also got The Programmer home sick with strep throat. As you can imagine, I have him on a strict regime of pro-biotics (to balance the antibiotics he's on), vitamins, healthy food, rest and no kissing. Also, no beer, even though the Rugby World Cup in on. I'm a slave-driver.
Yesterday I had to head out to see the guys at Puraz and snapped a few pics on the way. I have to say that Merivale, being a high socio-economic part of town, is certainly racing ahead with putting itself back together after the quakes. I saw my first container shop there; it was swanky, expensive Quinns. :D If it's good enough for them, it should be more than good enough for the $2 shop.
It's been 12.51pm on that clock since February 22nd.
After getting a bit depressed through exposing my poor wee mind to reminders of earthquake destruction, it was necessary to do some food shopping, which is guaranteed retail therapy for fitness bloggers.
It's Daikon - pickled Japanese radish. Not sure what to do with it, I added some slices to last nights super healthy feast - fish, veges, shaved raw parmesan. I think there is some seaweed in there too. I'm feeling a bit experimental, clearly.


Europrobasket player Lauren Varney, 5'11" American Center from San Francisco State University NCAA DII, signed in the liga 1st Division in Portugal. Due to a 4 year gap in college and now, Lauren decided to attend Europrobasket to receive interest from coaches and teams in Europe. She came in great shape, with a great work ethic and a good skill level. Within 3 days she received interest from a team in Portugal and left on a tryout. Not soon after she signed her first contract overseas and will finish the season with her new team.


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Character meals are not to be missed while visiting Walt Disney World. Throughout the resort there are numerous character meals to choose from for a magical dining experience. Here are ten-character meals we think you won't want to miss on your next vacation.
During breakfast hours, Disney guests can meet some fun characters at O'hana. Located at Disney's Polynesian Resort, O'hana brings Lilo and Stitch to guests in a fun, interactive environment. Guests can also meet Mickey Mouse and Pluto while enjoying American foods with a Polynesian flare. This is the main place to meet Lilo and Stitch daily in Walt Disney World.
One of the most unique character meals can be found at Trattoria al Forno. Right on the Boardwalk, this restaurant brings animated favorites to life. Guests can meet Ariel and Eric as well as Rapunzel and Flynn together at this breakfast dining experience. Enjoy hearty breakfast foods while guests chat with these beloved characters. Ask Flynn Rider to see in his satchel or if Ariel needs to borrow your dinglehopper to comb her hair. Bon Voyage is a one of a kind dining interaction.
Located in the Land Pavilion, Garden Grill is a favorite of guests. This slowly rotating restaurant brings great views of Living with the Land below. This character experience is hosted by Chip and Dale who will greet guests to start. Friends of Chip and Dale will join stop by for some fun interactions. Chip and Dale, and their friends, greet guests throughout the day so start your day with breakfast or wait until supper for a fun way to wrap up touring.
Meet the famous silly old bear at Disney's Crystal Palace in the Magic Kingdom. Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and Eeyore greet guests all day long at Crystal Palace. Guests can enjoy a buffet of food while hanging out with their favorite characters from the 100 Acre Woods.
During dinner hours, guests can meet the Beast in his castle. After dining, guests are then taken to meet their host. The Beast only meets guests during supper hours so keep that in mind when making reservations.
The newest character meal can be found at Artist Point in Wilderness Lodge. Guests are transformed into the story of Snow White at this character dining. Guests can meet Snow White, Grumpy, Dopey and the Evil Queen all while dining like royalty. Snow White and the Dwarfs will greet guests at their tables where the Evil Queen has her own separate meeting area. This new character meal is one not to be missed.
Animal Kingdom's Tusker House is a unique character meeting. Guests are able to meet Donald Duck, Daisy, Mickey and Minnie all in their safari gear ready for adventure. Donald and friends meet guests all day long. This is a great option while in Animal Kingdom. It is also an easier reservation to get compared to Chef Mickey's if guests are wanting to meet the main mouse and his friends.
One of the most popular character meals is Chef Mickey's found in Disney's Contemporary Resort. This buffet style dining is a top choice for guests wanting to meet the fab five. Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy and Donald all visit guests during their dining experience at Chef Mickey's. Being a classic American style buffet, this is an extremely popular reservation.
1900 Park Fare located in Disney's Grand Floridian offers guests two different character dining experiences. During breakfast guests can enjoy the Supercalifragilistic Breakfast where they can meet friends such as Mary Poppins, Alice in Wonderland, Mad Hatter, Tigger and Winnie the Pooh. For supper, guests can experience Cinderella's Happily Ever After Dinner. During this meal guests are joined by Cinderella and Prince Charming. Also, the Stepmother and Stepsisters join in on the fun for some great laughs. 1900 Park Fare is a great character dining option for some unique character interactions.
For princess fans, there are two great options for character meals. The most popular and highest in demand choice is Cinderella's Royal Table located in the heart of Magic Kingdom in the castle itself. Guests are welcomed to their meal by Cinderella before heading up to dine. Once in the dining hall, guests will be greeted by more princesses such as Ariel, Rapunzel, Aurora, Jasmine and even Snow White. This is the best character meal for princess fans. For those that can't get into Cinderella's Royal Table, or wishing to spend a little less money, Akershus in the Norway is another option. Guests will still be able to eat in a castle and will be visited by some of the same princesses they would see at Cinderella's Royal Table. Akershus is a great option for princess fans as well.
Character meals can be found throughout Walt Disney World. It doesn't matter if guests want to meet princesses or Mickey Mouse, there are great options for everyone.


Im building a coffee table that i wanted to have lights that would sync to the music i was playing or the games i would be playing. Did some research and found this was the best way to do (coffee table will be a later instructable).
I built mine really small so i could fit it in the case but you could make it bigger so all the wires arent jammed together.
Cut a piece of breadboard to the size you want to build your circuit on.
You will also need to desolder the 12v end from the LED strip to be able to wire it into your circuit.
I used crimp on connectors so the switch could be taken out if needed but you could solder the wires on directly.
The audio is only wired in from one channel, i used the left channel but you could use the right. I eventually want to have two circuits set up and have different colored lights for each channel.
Draw out in marker where you want your holes and where you want the box bent at.
I used thinner metal so was able to cut with tin snips.
You can paint the box now to make it look nice if you want to, i plan on doing this when i build my tv stand.
Bro how can I amplify the light , so that i could get bright light in low volume also !
any extra transistor anything ? what to add ?
My question is if the audio comes through a headphone jack on the device, how does the device still emit sound?
Would it not be possible/reasonable to connect both left AND right channels to the transistor? That way if you didn't want to do two colors of lights both channels would go through the one?
Yeah it would be possible, it might just muddy the signal so you not get as clean of light changes.
there is a blank space and no video is visible , can u please give the link of any site it is uploaded on ?
Sorry other comment was not clear. What i was trying to ask was if the leds do not come with a power source like the ones you used would i be able to use a 12v source from something else and still connect it the same way you did here???. Sorry if i was confusing.
Yes a top view would be good also just wondering if the lights do not come with a power source would i still do it the same way as you did with the adapter??
hey im new to this whole thing of circuits and just starting out. I have tried out a few instructables and have done well for a beginner. I was wondering if you had a better picture of how everything went together or if you could explain a little better to me.
i can take some pics of whatever you want. do you want a top view of the circuit or something?


Students, faculty, and staff have chosen to read the novel, Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie for this year's All Holman Reads.The students have been creating videos that focus on the key vocabulary found in each chapter of the book. In order to develop a vocabulary awareness, students have decided to create a series of videos that focus on those key words. A new video devoted to a specific chapter is aired every Wednesday and Friday during the morning announcements. These videos act as a great segue for the classroom discussions that take place immediately following the announcements. Below is one of the videos that takes a look at the vocabulary mentioned in chapter 5 and is based on a Spanish soap opera.


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Charles Kurzman's "The Missing Martyrs"
Charles Kurzman is a professor of sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His books include Liberal Islam: A Sourcebook, Modernist Islam, 1840-1940: A Sourcebook, The Unthinkable Revolution in Iran, and Democracy Denied, 1905-1915: Intellectuals and the Fate of Democracy. He applied the "Page 99 Test" to his latest book, The Missing Martyrs: Why There Are So Few Muslim Terrorists, and reported the following:
Page 99 of The Missing Martyrs looks back at Islamic debates of one century ago, when constitutionalism and democracy first became mass movements in Muslim societies. In the Ottoman Empire, the sultan's proclamation of the constitution in 1908, after a mutiny by pro-democratic officers, was greeted with huge celebrations. On Page 99, the governor of Jerusalem describes one such event: "The voices of joy in the city of Jerusalem, which has no equal in the world to the contrast of religions, sects, and races in it, were raised to the heavens in a thousand languages and styles. Speeches were given. Hands were shaken. Pleasant tunes were played. In short, the proper things were expressed for the honor of liberty." But liberty had its opponents, too. Despots and authoritarian Islamic movements schemed to thwart democratization, and to undermine the new democracies before they grew too strong.
This debate continues today in Muslim societies. Pro-democracy movements remain hugely popular among Muslims, as we have seen this year in Tunisia, Egypt, and elsewhere. Yet this unmet demand for democracy faces resistance from despots and from authoritarian Islamic movements, including revolutionary movements such as al-Qaida. The Missing Martyrs examines why these revolutionary movements and their terrorist methods have failed to mobilize many Muslims. This may sound counterintuitive, since terrorism is such a scourge in the contemporary world, but the terrorists' public statements routinely complain about their recruitment troubles, and the scope of the threat is not nearly so large as many of us feared it might be. If even one tenth of one percent of the world's billion Muslims were committed to martyrdom and revolutionary violence, we would see attacks everywhere, every day — but fortunately, we do not. Page 99 of the book describes one reason why: Liberal Islamic values have century-old roots in Muslim societies that provide a bulwark against terrorism.
Learn more about The Missing Martyrs at the Oxford University Press website and Charles Kurzman's website.
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Fear of losing market share sparks constant vigilance amongst financial services firms, but lately attention has been shifting from traditional competitors to an entirely new sector: social media.
Just as they've reshaped much of our personal communication, companies like Facebook and Google now have their eyes firmly on doing the same thing for financial transactions. The ramifications for FSI firms could be significant.
When you consider the size of the world's major social networks (with hundreds of millions of users), it's not hard to see why established banks and payment systems are sitting up and paying close attention. Even a modest slice of the market would deliver the networks fat profits.
Meanwhile, the other side of the equation is the deep understanding social networks have of their users. The bottom line? An individual's social network is likely to know far more about them than their bank.
By mining the vast amounts of personal detail shared, social network operators can gain a unique (and potentially lucrative) insight into users' lives. Focusing big data analytics on the information troves stored in their data centres, they can spot lifestyle changes, career aspirations and personal milestones and each can be used as a marketing opportunity.
So where does this leave the FSI sector? No one's saying the sky is falling, but there's little question the rules of the game are evolving. Financial companies will need to quickly gain a deeper understanding of their customers and thus be able to provide more tailored offerings.
Often a good first step is to get rid of the 'silos' of information that exist within large FSI firms. These silos might exist within certain departments or across a number of different physical locations. All data silos should be brought together and stored in a central repository, designed to be secure and to provide reliable access. Rather than create such a resource in-house, many firms choose to take advantage of purpose-built data centre facilities. Using these facilities is often more cost effective and reduces the need for large capital investments. Once stored there, the data can be mined - using sophisticated analytics tools - to unearth customer insights that would traditionally have been missed.


This time my girlfriend and I flew to Cleveland, OH to pick up my new Tesla P90D Model S with Ludicrous mode.
This was an inventory car as a result of the fire-sale last quarter to show profitability. As such I got a great deal. Ordering was really easy. Click a button on the site, give credit card info, money comes out of account and car is held. You indicate how you plan on paying the remainder and complete a leasing or lending application online if you choose not to just drop a stack of bills or personal check.
Tesla contacts you, mine was within a few hours, to tell you that you are approved or denied and if leasing they present you with lease options and you tell them which mileage you want.
Next comes the filling in of other information on the Tesla site such as Insurance, Driver's License, Delivery Location and there is information there about charging and eventually your payment due at delivery. I completed all of this very quickly as we thought I might need to fly to Chicago on Sept 10 to pick the car up to make the deal happen, I reserved two days prior. Needless to say the car could not be prepped in time but more about that later. At some point during this process, usually after the order is confirmed and delivery center selected you are assigned a Delivery Specialist. In my case I got two different ones since Tampa was my home address and Tesla changed my delivery center.
This whole portion went smoothly up until the week of delivery when I was presented the updated term sheet from my Delivery Specialist in Cleveland, Jeff. the numbers were double what I was originally quoted and the miles on the car had increased by almost 480. I just about lost it and there was a scramble on Wednesday, October 12 to try and get someone to fix the numbers. Jeff contacted my other Delivery Specialist, Tesha, yes I had two, here in Tampa to have her fix the numbers because my Owner Advisor, Kevin, was out of the office I believe, as was the Tesla Corporate Finance advisor, Tim. The numbers came back and they were still a bit off and there was no new discount for the additional miles. Furthermore, I had paid my cost due at delivery to speed things up on Saturday, which turned out to be an over-payment by almost $400 which now takes 5 weeks to come back to me.
This certainly did not feel like a $100k+ car purchase. The staff was very friendly and answered as many of my questions as they could. I am leasing this as I worried Elon would do something like come out with a new autopilot right after I bought it, which he did. We flew into Cleveland on Friday, Oct 14 and took a shuttle to our hotel for the evening. the next morning my second Delivery Specialist, Jeff, picked us up from the hotel and took us to the service center and store.
At the Tesla location Jeff brought us to the lounge for coffee and water then checked on the car. He came back to get us a few minutes later and around the corner we went and I saw Aurora for the first time. Really, I mean for the first time, you never get any pictures or anything until you take delivery.
I looked at the car and walked around it. As this was an inventory car, there were a few tiny rock chips Jeff pointed out. He also pointed out a scratch in the wheel and as such I am getting a brand new wheel; there was a scratch in the other wheel that was touched up so I am having my service center here look at it but it was noted. Scratches on the driver mirror cap so that is being replaced. also, we found scratches in the hatch so those panels are being replaced. I made Jeff note all these items and the rock chips I discovered as again not being dinged for any of this when I turn the car back in. On our drive back I also noticed a scratch in the leather that has been noted and a broken slider on the HVAC vent.
Then came all the paperwork such as the leasing documents, insurance confirmation, due bill, FL registration, temporary tags, etc. they give you a fancy Tesla pen to complete all this with.
After signing everything it was time for our walkthrough. The have an Orientation Specialist, ours was Ted, take you through everything on the car. this includes every screen on the touchscreen and how to control each and every function. Ted showed us how to open and close the frunk and the hatch operation and how to program custom heights. Both my girlfriend and I were shown and then asked to try removing and plugging in the charging cable. This whole process took about another 30 minutes or so. I had them charge the car to 100%, typically you only do 90% to protect the battery, due to our road trip. After this was complete, back to the lounge while they tidied up the paperwork looked over the car once more and then brought it around front; we asked for a brief look at the Model X while we waited.
It was then time to hit the road.
This car is completely different than anything else I have ever owned. One you are amazed at how many people look at it in traffic, around town, and on the highway. also, it is very easy to drive despite it being 5,885 lbs. It feels heavy but not that heavy. Steering inputs are direct and the car just moves. I did not just floor it any time during our journey home as we were concerned about range, but my girlfriend did switch it to Sport from Ludicrous and mash the pedal on our way to the charger.
We left Cleveland around 3pm after we realized that the Indians were home in a playoff game so that killed some lunch plans. We continued to Columbus and grabbed lunch at a little dive bar that had awesome burgers. We should have grabbed food at the supercharger in Grove City but instead we only charged there for 15 min then off to Cincinnati to charge, covered below. From the Cincinnati charger we continued rolling to Louisville for the night.
During this first leg we really got to experience AutoPilot. I don't trust version 1.0 just yet. It is amazing though. I used it as much as possible on the long highway drives. The system does a great job generally, it maintains the lane and even handles transitions and bumps smoothly without any type of jolting. When lines are faded though it starts to drift ... very quickly. The AP 1.0 system seems to look for the line so it starts moving toward a line or where a line should be. This can get scary. I will be honest, a few times I did look away and take my hands off the wheel, but generally I kept one hand on loosely at all times. This was a wise move because I had to "catch" the car 2x and then one time a car directly next to us drifted out of their lane as we were passing and I quickly overrode the system. I am very curious to see the new advancements in the system and excited for the future. Overall, AP made the drive easier. I could stretch my arms and relax just a bit. The system also generally handled curves in the road well but I always held the wheel and felt myself directing the car a bit. The new safety updates to the car are great to keep people from abusing AP. The screen flashes and then beeps and then goes wild with alerts if you don't grab the wheel and will disable AP for the remainder of the drive; it does not auto disengage from what I could tell but it is loud and annoying. The system seems to vary when it alerts you to hold the wheel depending on speed, traffic, and time of day as I noticed it was asking more often at night. We were testing to see how long the alerts took. Also, you need to really place your hands where the image shows at 10 and 2/9 and 3 position.
o the stop. The moment you let off the accelerator you can feel the regenerative braking start.
One picture from the National Corvette Museum because why not.
This is the one of the biggest things to get used to. Many of us fill up whenever we stop at a gas station. With the Tesla, it tells you, if using the trip planning on the map, where to stop and charge. It tells you how much battery you will have when you get there in a percentage fashion and how long you need to charge there to make it to your next destination. Charging a Tesla is like charging a cell phone. If you are using a supercharger, that is all the car will account for when using directions, then it charges faster when closer to empty and slows as it fills, again to protect the battery. This means if you are at like 10-20% you get to 80% in less than 40 minutes. Often you can gain 100 mi with just a 15 min charge. Most superchargers are located in areas where there is shopping and food, some are at service centers, and some are just in weird spots. We met a few people when we stopped and everyone was super friendly. We did "fill" the car 2x during our trip both during longer legs and when we knew we were going to be eating lunch or dinner.
All the other owners we met said you should "burst" charge basically charge just over what you need to get from charger to charger. This worked out really well as we often needed to get out and stretch or use the restroom. so you typically won't be doing a 300+mi stint in the Teslas right now.
Now for a few charging pictures.
The car is amazing. I look forward to driving it. the technology is really something. Are there issues, certainly. Does the car weigh an insane amount, yes. Do I feel like this is not a driver's car or that an enthusiast will not enjoy it it. NO. I drive this through the twisties in Loretto, KY and it was great. Switched the steering to sport and lowered the suspension down and just had a blast. I am looking forward to the time with this car. FYI the car does lose charge sitting so it should remain plugged in when at home. this is because it is constantly checking for updates and possibly lowering the interior temperature etc.


The DeGraaf's are an awesome family from Whitby who contacted me to do some fall family photos for them with their daughter Faith. Andrew is a Pastor and De-Ann is a graphic designer (www.degraafics.ca) so Scott and I had a great time with them talking about our common interests! Faith is such a cute girl, carrying around her "Bunny Bear" everywhere she goes! She enjoyed showing me her favourite toys and especially enjoyed our visit to the park!
Love the photos! Absolutely beautiful!
Great job on the family pics! What a blessed home!


him at the forefront of the UK electronic scene, as has work with Sunship, mixing for the UK urban scene.
Toni Hannah (Lebanon), and Sophie Solomon.
concert, featuring Angelique Kidjo, Herbie Hancock, and Ravi Coltrane amongst others.


Food Services offers a wide variety of high quality, nutritious and made-to-order food/beverage menu selections at the Main Campus. Food Services also provides catering needs for college, community and corporate events.
The Wolves Den Cafeteria located in Campus Center (A-1003) offers a wide variety of items; hot meals and house-made soups, fresh salad bar, made-to-order deli sandwiches, hot grilled items, pizza, desserts, snacks, and a variety of beverages.
The Beanery, adjacent to the Wolves Den, offers a wide variety of specialty hot and cold coffee drinks, smoothies, fresh baked pastries and an assortment of grab & go items.
Beanery Fall & Spring Operating Hours: Monday thru Thursday from 7:30am - 4:00pm and on Friday from 7:30am - 12:00pm.
J-Building has a mini-food service area open during the spring and fall semesters on Monday thru Thursday from 7:00am - 2:15pm and on Friday from 7:00am - 1:30pm.
Selections include beverages and snack food items.
The Romeoville Campus Micro Market is located in Building A. The Market offers a wide variety of grab & go items including fresh deli sandwiches and salads, microwaveable sandwiches and soups, fruit cups and other healthy options, chips, candy and other snacks, bottled waters, sodas and juices, and fresh brewed coffee. The convenience-store style setting allows you to self-shop and self-checkout quickly. The market accepts credit cards or you can set-up a web based account in order to use cash. Download the Company Kitchen mobile app for promotional savings every time you shop.
Romeoville Campus Micro Market Operating Hours: Always open!
Vending machines are located in Building B in the Student Lounge.
City Center vending machines are located on the 2nd and 5th floors.


The exercise effects on behavioral tests, hippocampal and cortical oxidative stress, and hippocampal inflammatory cytokines of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) administered rats were investigated. The rats were divided into four groups (N = 8): (1) control; (2) moderate training (MT, 15 m/min, 30 min/day, 9 weeks); (3) LPS (1 mg/kg LPS) and (4) LPS + MT (1 mg/kg LPS; 15 m/min, 30 min/day, 9 weeks). LPS was injected 2 h before the behavioral experiments during the last week of training. Finally, the rats' brain were removed for biochemical assessments. LPS increased escape latency and traveled distance to reach the platform in Morris water maze (MWM) test (P < 0.05–P < 0.001). In the passive avoidance (PA) test, LPS decreased the latency to enter the dark compartment and the time spent in the light compartment and increased the time spent in the dark compartment (P < 0.01–P < 0.001), while MT improved the rats performances in MWM and PA tests (P < 0.01–P < 0.001). Additionally, LPS increased tumor necrosis factor α (TNF-α), interleukin 1 beta (IL-1β) and C-reactive protein levels in the hippocampal tissues, malondialdehyde (MDA) and nitric oxide metabolite in hippocampal and cortical tissues, and decreased thiol contents and catalase (CAT) and superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity in hippocampal and cortical tissues compared to the control group (P < 0.01-P < 0.001); while moderate training decreased the levels of TNF-α, IL-1β and MDA; increased thiol contents, and SOD and CAT activity in the LPS + MT compared to the LPS group (P < 0.001). These results indicated that moderate training improved LPS-induced learning and memory impairments by attenuating the hippocampal cytokine levels and brain oxidative damage.
The results described in this paper are part of M.Sc. student's thesis. The authors would like to thank the Vice Presidency of Research of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences for financial support.
The authors declare no conflicts of interests in this study.