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Quality of the Sustainability Report of British LandPublished: Wed, 20 Sep 2017Extract: The British Land Company is a brand of property development and investment company, which is one of largest companies in the United Kingdom.
Green Banking: An Evaluation on Rupali Bank LimitedPublished: Wed, 20 Sep 2017Extract: This report has been prepared for determining green banking activities of Rupali bank and how it helps to increase sustainable growth.
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Government's Responsibility on the EnvironmentPublished: Mon, 01 May 2017Extract: Our modern day's market system is has put so much attention on its profits that it seems to have forgotten its social responsibility.
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Last-Second Score Sinks Vikings in Buffalo
The Vikings suffered a harried comeback by the Bills and lost 17-16 Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium on a touchdown pass by Buffalo with one second remaining.
Minnesota's defense played well for much of the game, but allowed Buffalo to convert a fourth-and-20, a third-and-12 and a second-and-20 with passes by QB Kyle Orton before the veteran hit first-round pick Sammy Watkins for a two-yard touchdown that erased a six-point lead for Minnesota. Dan Carpenter's point after touchdown put the Bills ahead.
Buffalo (4-3) did an onside kick after taking the lead, and Minnesota (2-5) eventually got the ball to return specialist Cordarrelle Patterson through a series of backtracking and laterals, but Patterson was shoved out of bounds to end the game.
Watkins led all receivers with 122 yards on nine receptions and 14 targets, and Orton finished 31-of-43 passing for 283 yards with two TDs and one interception despite being sacked six times by the Vikings.
Everson Griffen tied his single-game career high with three sacks and forced a fumble by Orton that was recovered by rookie Anthony Barr (his second of the game) at the Minnesota 18-yard line midway through the third quarter. The Vikings, however, were forced to punt on the ensuing possession.
Minnesota moved the ball to the Buffalo 7 early in the fourth quarter after rookie Teddy Bridgewater converted a third-and-18 and a third-and-10 with passes to Jarius Wright, but Buffalo sacked Bridgewater on consecutive plays for losses of 7 and 9, respectively, to set up a third-and-23. Rookie Jerick McKinnon gained 8, but the Vikings settled for a 33-yard field goal by Blair Walsh, his third three-pointer of the game.
Bridgewater finished 15-of-26 passing for 157 yards with his first career TD pass and two interceptions. He was sacked five times. McKinnon had 103 yards rushing on 19 carries, Wright had 60 yards on four catches, and Greg Jennings led Minnesota with six catches for 77 yards.
The game started with promise for Minnesota, which welcomed back linebacker Chad Greenway back to the lineup. The nine-year veteran forced a fumble to end Buffalo's first possession. Vikings safety Robert Blanton pounced on the ball to record Minnesota's first fumble recovery of the season and the first of his three-year career.
The Vikings only had to wait for their second fumble recovery, ending Buffalo's second possession of the game when Harrison Smith forced a fumble by Robert Woods after a short gain. Barr collected the ball for his first fumble recovery in the NFL and gave possession to the offense at the Buffalo 27.
Photos: Vikings vs. Bills
View images from the week seven matchup at Ralph Wilson Stadium between the Vikings and Bills.
Minnesota, however, had to rely on relief efforts by two offensive linemen on that series. Joe Berger replaced John Sullivan (concussion) at center, and Mike Harris, who is normally a reserve tackle, filled in for Vladimir Ducasse (knee) at right guard, and the Vikings called three straight run plays to set up a 40-yard field goal and the early 3-0 lead.
Bridgewater suffered consecutive interceptions made by Leodis McKelvin in the second quarter. The second pick by McKelvin put the Bills in striking distance at the Minnesota 26, and Orton connected with Watkins for a touchdown on the ensuing play to go up 7-3.
Bridgewater recovered on the following drive with help from a great catch by Jennings to gain 38 and convert a third-and-7. Bridgewater hit Jennings on the next play for a gain of 15 and then quickly fired to Patterson, who twisted his way into the end zone for a 4-yard touchdown catch.
Buffalo tied the game at 10 with 4:01 left in the first half with a 32-yard field goal from Carpenter after C.J. Spiller delivered a 53-yard run. Blanton caught Spiller at the Minnesota 15, tripping him from behind, and Spiller suffered a shoulder injury that knocked him out of the game. The Bills also lost running back Fred Jackson (groin) in the first half.
Minnesota's next drive failed to get going, and Buffalo appeared on the move during the two-minute drill, but Blanton halted that with his first career interception.
The Vikings moved the ball from the Minnesota 41 to the Buffalo 37 with three completions on four plays to set up a 55-yard FG by Walsh with 15 seconds left in the half that gave the Vikings a 13-10 lead at the break.

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Just as with every single popular travel destination out there, Amsterdam offers so many interesting opportunities for all travelers interested in visiting. We can tell you so much about exquisite things that you can consider, but instead we will only stay focused on those options and city attractions that are not really well-known. That is due to the fact that one of the best ways to experience what a city like Amsterdam has to offer is to see it as a local. This gives you an opportunity to explore lesser known attractions around this city.
For starters, you will want to consider staying at one of the dozens of hotels near Museumplein (Museum Square). This was a really popular street in the past that was demolished and reconstructed in 1999. It is now a public space, which is really a large grass lawn that is surrounded by Rijksmuseum and Concertgebouw (the Concert Hall). Museumplein is also home to another two important Amsterdam museums, Van Gogh Museum and Stedelijk Museum.
Make sure that you will visit the Skinny Bridge, Magere Brug, which goes over Amstel River. This is a great place to simply stay and admire all the people that pass you by. Go to the 9 Streets including Runstraat and Berenstraat. In fact, try to cover as much of Amsterdam by foot as possible since the entire city is quite stunning. Include the grachten (canals) in your trip and rent a waterbike to peddle on some of the really popular canals. The city's canal girdle was created in the 17th century and can be explored via one of many available boating tours.
We warmly recommend a visit at the Anne Frank House. This was her hiding place in the WWII, where she wrote her famous diary. You should visit early during the morning. Alternatively, you can visit around 45 minutes before the museum will close. During the day, consider the Albert Heijn, which is a national grocery store chain that allows you to buy various things you would really need. Make sure that you will have some hagelslag (chocolate sprinkles) or vla (Dutch custard) for a dessert and as a drink, choose spa.
If you want to visit a really cozy restaurant and café, we recommend IJ-Kantine. It is located right on IJ's opposite side and has a very interesting view. The ferry can be taken over IJ lake. You can easily get to the ferry station as it is close to the central station's rear exit. If you want to listen to some classical music, do so at Het Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ. Jazz shows are available at Bimhuis.


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Bourg-Madame (La Guingueta d'Ix en catalán, tradicionalmente Les Guinguetes) es un municipio francés de 1.255 habitantes (2007) situado en el departamento de los Pirineos Orientales (Distrito de Prades) y en la región de Occitania.

Sus habitantes son llamados los guinguettois, ya que la ciudad se llamaba antiguamente Les Guinguettes d'Hix.

Pertenece a la parte francesa de la comarca de la Cerdaña, haciendo frontera y juntándose prácticamente con Puigcerdá.

Geografía

Bourg-Madame se sitúa en la Alta Cerdaña, sobre la carretera nacional 20, en la confluencia del Angoustrine y del Segre (orilla izquierda), afluente del Ebro que, en una parte de su curso, sirve de frontera entre Francia y España.

Su posición fronteriza es curiosa: al suroeste, la Cerdaña española; al noreste, el enclave español de Llivia. Así, el municipio está «encajado» entre dos territorios españoles, y forma una especie de arco que sale de Francia y que vuelve a incorporarse a Francia. El 70% de sus límites municipales corresponden pues a límites internacionales.

La comuna de Bourg-Madame limita con Puigcerdá (España), Ur, Llivia (España), Sainte-Léocadie, Nahuja, Osséja y Palau-de-Cerdagne.

Historia
En un inicio Les Guinguetes d'Ix eran unas barriadas del municipio de Ix (Hix en francés) situadas junto a la nueva frontera entre Francia y España posterior al tratado de los Pirineos. Gracias al comercio transfronterizo y al contrabando, gran parte de los habitantes de Ix se fue trasladando y estas barriadas se fueron haciendo grandes, hasta que sobrepasaron el tamaño del pueblo original.

En 1815, Napoleón I había exiliado a Barcelona al duque de Angulema Luis Antonio de Borbón y Saboya. Después de la derrota de Waterloo, el 10 de julio se instaló en Puigcerdà y los principales de La Guingueta d'Ix se prepararon para recibir un Borbón tan destacado (hijo del futuro Carlos X de Francia). Como recompensa al primer pueblo francés que pisó, el duque dio a aquel burgo la capitalidad del municipio de Ix. Los lugareños ofrecieron denominar Bourg-Angoulême al nuevo municipio, pero el duque prefirió rendir homenaje a su esposa (y prima) María Teresa de Francia, hija primogénita de los guillotinados Luis XVI de Francia y María Antonieta y le dio el nombre actual de Bourg-Madame, puesto que Madame Royale era el título que le correspondía.

El actual término de Bourg-Madame, además de Hix (en catalán, Ix) también incluye los núcleos de Càldegues y Onzès (en catalán, Oncés), que forman parte de él desde que en 1973 el municipio de Càldegues se disolvió y se integró en el de Bourg-Madame.

Demografía

Lugares y monumentos
 La iglesia de Sant Martí d'Hix, mencionada ya en el ; la iglesia románica es posterior, del  que poseía un magnífico frontal de altar conservado en el Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña de Barcelona.
 La iglesia de Caldégas: la iglesia románica se construyó poco después del año 1000 y fue restaurada en el

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Sitio web del Ayuntamiento de Bourg-Madame
 Bourg-Madame en el sitio del Institut géographique national
 Bourg-Madame en el sitio del Insee
 Bourg-Madame en el sitio de Quid

 Plano de Bourg-Madame en Mapquest

Bourg Madame

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I'm a huge fan of "subtle cosplay". I love objects that look everyday and mundane to people who aren't "in the know", as it were. I love t-shirts with fake logos from companies that only exist in movies or jewelry that is a subtle copy of something a magical girl in an anime wears. While I may never have the confidence or sewing ability to go to a con dressed completely as my favorite characters, I still get a kick out of the fact that I have a broach I wear to work that could transform me into Sailor Moon if my life choices ever brought me to a place where the fate of the world rested solely on my shoulders.
With that being said, I am currently worshipping at the feet of the ever awesome Thinkgeek, the best online store for all your geeky needs. It's like the S-Mart of the nerd world. Need a pizza cutter that looks like the starship Enterprise? They've got that! Perhaps you require a pair of chopsticks that resemble a certain Xenomorph? Thinkgeek has you covered!
This time, though, Thinkgeek has outdone themselves. Have you ever wanted to dress like a wookie but also carry around all your important documents and electronics? If your answer isn't "heck yeah", I don't know if we can be friends.
Introducing the limited edition Chewbacca messenger bag. The strap is designed to look like the bandolier of a certain famous wookie and that makes this bag drop dead awesome. What began as a Comic-Con exclusive is now on the Thinkgeek site for a limited time. While $74.99 feels steep for a messenger bag, it does come with the ability to turn you into a wookie who always wins. It's faux leather and big enough to carry your laptop in. What more could you want?
Did I mention it turns you into a WOOKIE?
Subtle cosplay, my friends. Shop smart, shop Thinkgeek.


Sound familiar? That's the exchange I heard between our almost teen-aged grandchild and one of his parents. "Wow!", I thought, "When it comes to talking to teenagers, things just haven't changed that much." However, as grandparents, we have a bit of an advantage with talking to our teenage grandchildren that we didn't have with our own children. . .we are NOT their parents!!
I don't know what it is about teenagers and parents; there just seems to be a mistrust of information. Maybe it's because kids always think that their parents are looking for something to be wrong with them. Their self esteem is hanging by a thread. And often they see their parents standing over them with the proverbial scissors ready to cut them down.
However, as grandparents, we usually come off as a bit more understanding and not quite as threatening. I mean, after all, we don't hold the keys to their curfew or their car. That puts us in a unique position to open up the doors of communication with them and possibly even impart some wisdom from time to time.
The first rule when dealing with anyone but especially teenagers is that you have to be a good listener. Because there is a little bit of a gap in the generations between you and them, you need to practice listening with an open mind. Some of what your teenage grandchildren might talk about will seem a little foreign. Don't be afraid to ask questions when they talk about some new technology or class they have in school. They might giggle a bit as they are explaining things to you, but if you laugh at yourself, it will bond the two of you.
Speaking of asking questions, be interested in what's happening in their lives. Ask questions that require more than just a one-word answer. Instead of asking a question like: "What's going on at school?" (Because we all know the answer to that one – "Nothing.") But if you ask, "Can you tell me about your math class? I wonder how it compares to what I learned in high school." (If you haven't asked this question, believe me when I say that this one was a real eye opener!!) This gives you a real conversation starter. It's not only showing interest in what they are learning, but it gives them a chance to learn about you also. This will give you a way to bridge that generation gap.
Above all, keep the focus on them. Yes, you can share your experiences, but only as it relates to them. They tend to fall back into an ego-centric world as they enter those turbulent teenage years. As soon as you lose focus on them, they will return the favor!
The next rule is to not be judgmental. No matter what they tell you, don't judge their motives or their way of doing things. Remember that they are learning how to navigate their teenage years on their journey to becoming adults. Let them do it on their own terms. If you judge them, laugh or scoff at anything they tell you, I promise they will never open up to you again. However, don't be quiet about it either, because anything you don't say will be interpreted as the worst possible scenario. Don't let them assume you are judging them. Speak up! Let them know that you accept them, and that you are proud of them.
You have years of wisdom over them, but they don't want to hear it. . . at least, not right now. Once you build a relationship of trust with them – and reach a certain level of comfort when talking to your teenage grandchildren – they will eventually ask for your advice and respect what you have to say. But. . .you have to earn that privilege. And just for the record, almost no one wants unsolicited advice, including your own kids, so let's just get past that right now.
In other words, don't try to solve their problems for them, just help them discover the solutions for themselves. It will help them feel better about using their own judgment, teach them some coping skills, and prepare them better to solve problems on their own.
The last rule might be one of the most difficult to navigate. Keep their confidences. It might be tempting to make jokes about a situation or decision that they have made. However, if you do, they may not want to tell you anything ever again.
One of our Littles was with us on vacation. I was hiking with the two boys and my sister-in-law one morning. Something happened that was actually quite funny, but my little 10-year-old begged me not to tell Papa. I said that Papa would think it was funny and asked why I shouldn't tell him. My sweet Little said, "He will make fun of me in front of everyone." I could see that that would be upsetting for him. So, I kept the confidence, and he eventually told his Papa on his own terms when he was ready. Then, we all had a good laugh. . .including him.
What If You Can't Keep Their Secret. . .
Just a word of caution. When talking to your teenage grandchild, they might let you in on a secret that can't be kept. If you break this confidence, they may never trust you again. However, if you keep this to yourself, someone may get hurt. So what do you do? Well, I'm sorry to say that there is no clear-cut answer because it depends on the situation and the people involved. However, there is advice from some experts that could help.
Hopefully, your grandchild would preface the information by letting you know it is a secret or a confidence before they tell you. If they ask you not to tell, you could let them know that without knowing the situation or the people involved, you cannot make that promise. Then they can decide whether or not to let you in on their secret.
Don't act shocked even if it shakes you to your core. Stay calm and keep your thoughts collected. You don't want your grandchild to be sorry they told you.
If the situation involves a non-threatening situation or no immediate harm, you could ask your grandchild to encourage the person (if it is someone else) to get help from a person in authority like a parent, clergy, or counselor. Or encourage the child to talk to one of those people themselves if it is their issue.ORIf it is a life-threatening or harmful situation that cannot go unreported, you need to let your grandchild know why it MUST be reported so that they or their friend does not get hurt. Explain to them that you can report something anonymously so that your grandchild does not experience any social repercussions over it. Explain that in the long run, they may be saving the person from further harm.
When one of my sons was a teenager, the principle at his junior high got a message that my son was thinking about suicide. The note was anonymous, but I am so grateful to this day that some kid at school was willing to tell. It opened up an avenue for us to get our son some help before it was too late. I believe my son was relieved too, because he didn't know how to tell us how he was feeling.
This son's grandfather (my father) was a lighthouse in the storm for him. You see, my father suffered from depression most of his life. Through building a connection with my son, he was non-judgmental, and always had a listening ear when my son was having a bad day. My father was compassionate and didn't give any advice unless my son asked. He truly understood him. He was able to offer hope and comfort for a better tomorrow to an adolescent that thought he wasn't going to survive today.
Don't be afraid to talk to your teen-aged grandchildren. Just follow these simple rules and let the conversations begin! However, don't expect miracles. It may take some time to build that trust or relationship.
Remember to ask questions that show you are interested in their lives, but don't be nosy. You will find that the conversations become easier and more frequent. And, after a while. . .maybe your grandchild will start the conversations.
At any rate, that little teenager will know that they have a friend in you. That way, they will always know that you will be there for them when they need it. What a great gift for any teenager!
If you are looking for a little more on the subject, I recently read a new book by Jane Isay. Her book is called Unconditional Love and it has some great ideas to "navigate the challenges of being a grandparent today." The book was great for those who are new to grandparenting.
I really needed an easy read and this book was honest and insightful with wonderful little stories. I'm not sure I agree with her premise that grandparenting is a "second chance to become the parent [you] didn't have the time or the energy to be when raising [your] own children." Some of you may remember my 10 Commandments for Grandparents where I stated that grandparenting is NOT a do over. Other than that, I really loved her book!
Great ideas! My teenage grandchildren all live out of state and I do not see them often. This has made communication a challenge. I hope to use your tips on asking more specific questions and see if I can get a dialogue going.
Ruth, it makes me sad when I hear that grandchildren live far away, and you don't get to see them often. I hope you can keep building those relationships even from a distance. Teens are so hard to get talking, aren't they? Just don't give up trying. Maybe you will have some luck with texting them! You may want to try some of our suggestions from one of our Long Distance Nana posts. Thanks for stopping by!!
such an important issue. We are often a safety net for our teen grands–someone they can talk to without judgment, if we can just get that conversation going.
Thank you for your insight! I like that you compared grandparents to a "safety net." Isn't that our goal for all the children in our lives? We want so desperately to keep them safe. Our family has witnessed too many of our friends who have lost their teen children to suicide. Parenting is such a tough job. It's wonderful when you can add that extra generation of protection. Yes, let's get those conversations going!
Great advice Jill. I drive my 15-year-old grandson to school each day. Sometimes he's more talkative than others, but I love the alone time with him either way. Each morning I used to say "How was your evening." It was always, "Fine." Now I ask, "What's one thing that made you smile last night?" He may be just indulging his grandma, but he always answers with something that gives me a peek into his home life and sometimes leads to conversation. I know he'll be driving soon and moving on to high school, which means a change in our routine, so I'm savoring this last year of Grandma's Taxi.
Christie, you're definitely doing something right if you can get a 15-year-old boy talking. Way to go, Grandma! I love that you get to start your day with each other. That's a gift for both of you.
Car rides are such a great opportunity to have a "captive" audience. I always turn the music off, so my Littles know that they have my attention. And. . .if they won't talk, I start singing. Ha ha! That usually breaks the ice and gets them to laugh (or sing with me), and will get the conversation moving. I love your "Grandma's Taxi." I think I need to put that on my minivan!!
Keep up the great work, Christie! It sounds like you are building a priceless relationship with your grandson.
I loved these tips! I'm not a grandparent, but my daughter is just hitting that hard preteen stage and these tips are great! I'm so grateful to have run across this post! I'll definitely be keeping these things in mind when dealing with my own children and grandchildren, when I have them. Thanks!
Ah, the preteen stage! Indeed, it seems to start too soon! I'm glad you found us too! I hope these tips will help you with opening up or to keep the conversation going with your daughter. It's so important these days with all the time our kids spend behind their screens. Good luck and thanks for stopping by!


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Make The Best Pancakes Ever With These Simple Tips! - Highwood Crossing Foods Ltd.
Make The Best Pancakes Ever With These Simple Tips!
They've certainly been a favorite around our home for as long as I can remember, both when I was a kid, and later when we had children of our own. And based on the popularity of our organic pancake mixes, I know that pancakes are a family treat in lots of other homes as well.
When it comes to pancakes, I consider myself to be well-seasoned. Over the years, I've cooked and served thousands and thousands of pancakes… not just at home for family and friends, but at large group events as well, like fundraisers for local service clubs, stampede breakfasts, in-store product demos and at numerous farmers' markets where we've sold our products. One year, to attract new retail clients, we rented a booth at the Edmonton Gift Show where we made pancakes, using our mix, for 8 hours a day, 4 days in a row. I'm sure we served 10,000 pancakes at that event alone!
Our Muffin & Pancake Mix is made with organic whole-wheat flour as the main ingredient and it makes hearty stick-to-your-ribs farm-style pancakes that fill you up. Highwood Crossing mixes are healthy, fresh, minimally processed, taste great and use only the best possible ingredients. So, if you're used to commercial mixes that have white flour as their main ingredient, then you're in for pleasant surprise!
I know it's tempting to use a bit of this and a dash of that, but for the best results follow directions and carefully measure the ingredients.
Although some will recommend making and refrigerating the batter days or hours ahead of cooking, I disagree. As with most things related to food, fresh is usually best. If you make the batter too early in the process, the flour will soak up all the liquid and your batter will be much too thick, more like porridge than batter. I have found that letting the batter sit for about 10-15 minutes is enough time to let the gluten in the flour relax a bit and the baking powder do its thing.
One of the most common mistakes that people make is to over-work the batter. Add dry ingredients to liquid and incorporate together quickly, with as few strokes as possible. Once all the dry mix is combined with the liquid-STOP-even if there are a few lumps. Let the batter sit and don't stir the batter again. When you are ready to start cooking, just scoop the batter out of the mixing bowl with a ¼ cup measure directly onto the hot, greased griddle.
Nothing ruins pancakes faster than a griddle that is not hot enough. I like to set the temperature at about 400°F. To test if your griddle is hot enough, sprinkle at few drops of water on the surface. The drops should jump, dance, sizzle, pop and evaporate immediately. Once your griddle is at the right temperature, melt a little butter on it to prevent the pancakes from sticking. Wipe away the excess with a paper towel (careful you don't burn yourself) and save the paper to grease the griddle again if needed. If you are cooking large quantities non-stop, you will find that your griddle can gradually loose heat. If this happens, stop cooking and put a large baking sheet or pan over your griddle and give it a couple of minutes to come back up to heat. It shouldn't take long and the quality of the pancakes will be much better. This is also true if you are cooking outside as even the gentlest breeze will cool-down your griddle.
Nothing tastes better than a fresh, hot pancake straight from the griddle. If you can, cook and serve your pancakes this way. Your family and guests will thank you for your efforts. Pancakes that are held in a warm oven or chafing dish tend to get soggy or dry out and are not as nice as pancakes straight from the griddle.
Add 2 Tbsp. of distilled white vinegar to the milk and allow it to sour for 5-10 minutes before adding the dry mix. You won't taste the vinegar in the pancakes, but the vinegar helps to activate the baking powder and will make your pancakes even more light and fluffy.
Another trick is to separate the yolk and egg white of an additional egg. Beat the egg white until soft peaks begin to form. Gently fold the egg white into the batter and allow the mix to sit. The egg white will help to create a wonderfully fluffy pancake.
With these few tips, I hope you and your family will enjoy perfect pancakes for years to come! If you have some tried and true tips that you'd like to share, please let us know and we will pass along your suggestions.


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Lila Basnet lives with her parents and 10 month old sister in a small house made from wood and tin. Lila also has two elder sisters but due to financial problems, Lila's parents had to send them to live with their relatives.
Lila's father had leprosy and was cured only a year ago with assistance from an organization in Kathmandu. He couldn't work until he was healed and has since been picking up work in farms doing manual labor. It is often that the family has to spend the day hungry if he does not find any work. Thus Lila looks malnourished. Another occasional source of income for the family is the fishing pond that Lila's mother started with loans while her father was unable to work. The pond has a few catfish but the yield is very low due to lack of maintenance. Once in a while Lila's mother manages to sell some fish and at other times the fish need to be consumed at home for dinner.
Lila is 13 but studies only in the first grade at a local government school. She started school very late because the family couldn't afford her a school uniform and the exam fees. However, she is very passionate about going to school. She wants to join a boarding school where she thinks she will excel in her studies, though poverty has kept her dreams at bay. As an educated adult, Lila sees herself as a police-woman. When asked why she wants to be a police-woman, she replied confidently, "I want to help women in trouble and bring justice and empowerment to women." Your sponsorship would send Lila to school and give her a chance to achieve her dreams.


(Stuart, FL.) — Viesel Fuel, LLC announced that they have completed the upgrade of the Viesel Fuel facility to produce biodiesel using an enzymatic process developed by Novozymes of Denmark. Viesel Fuel has obtained approvals from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Clean Air Act as a fuel additive and as an approved biomass based diesel under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program.
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In Memoriam: Michael Morrison
Paoli Inn Historic Marker Dedication
TEHS & Devon History on CBS 3 TV
The Society Supports the Paoli Blues Fest
TEHS at the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair
Society Elects New President
State Support for the Society
Kirkner Essay Contest Awards
Society Special Events
"Behind the Doors"
The original Tredyffrin Easttown History Club occasionally held meetings at the various historic Inns in the area, as noted in this quote from an article about the history of the Club found in the October 1965 issue of the Quarterly (v.13 no.4, pg. 80):
On March 7, 1939 the first annual Banquet was held at the Windmill Tea Room (the General Jackson Inn) at Paoli. Originally the Club had these affairs at some historic inn. To date the following Inns have played host: The King of Prussia (once), Ye Old Bull Tavern (three times), General Warren (twice), Wayside Inn (General Jackson) (Five times).
Starting in 2013 this tradition was revived. So far we have visited two inns, both with tours and history presentations followed by a delicious five course food and wine pairing dinner. Both events	were a great success and we look forward to more in the future. For more information, view the individual invitations for these events:
21 May 2013 – General Warren Inne.
7 May 2014 – Kimberton Inn.
1 April 2016 – General Warren Inne.
A portion of the proceeds from these events benefits the Tredyffrin Easttown Historical Society.
James Michael Morrison (1952-2019)
17 December 2019 — The Society is very saddened by the loss of former president and well-loved member J. Michael Morrison. After a valiant effort to survive his long illness, Michael passed away early on Tuesday morning. His many contributions are highly-valued and he will be well-remembered. The following notice was posted today on the King of Prussia Historical Society facebook page:
It is with very heavy hearts that the King of Prussia Historical Society announces the passing of J. Michael Morrison after a long battle with pulmonary fibrosis. Michael was instrumental in the re-establishment of the Historical Society in advance of the townhip's Tricentennial in 2013. In doing so, he was following in the footsteps of his grandmother, Lucressa Morrison who was one of the original founders of the society in 1953, owner of the King of Prussia Antique Store, and one-time post-mistress. Michael's encyclopedic knowledge of Upper Merion history was key to his authorship of the book, Upper Merion: the First 300 Years. He was a sought after expert speaker on many topics of local history, and was always eager to share his passion for the preservation of our history. Michael will be greatly missed but his legacy will live on in the King of Prussia Historical Society about which he was so passionate and so proud. Rest in Peace, Michael. Final arrangements will be private.
Paoli Inn historic Marker
To commemorate the long-gone Paoli Inn, the Paoli Business & Professional Association (PBPA) has placed an historic marker on the original site, near the eastern end of the Paoli Plaza at the Paoli Village Shoppes, close to the North Valley Road bridge and the Paoli train station. Society members were invited to join the dedication celebration, and many did come out to support this recognition of an important part of Tredyffrin Township's historic legacy.
Due to the rainy weather forecast for the original date, the postponed event was held on Thursday, 16 May 2019 from 2:00–2:30pm at The Paoli Village Shoppes, near the Paoli Train Station and the North Valley Road bridge.
In addition to remarks from members of the PBPA, there were several invited speakers, including Society VP Bart Van Valkenburgh, Tredyffrin Township Supervisor Murph Wysocki, and Pennsylvania State Representative Melissa Shusterman. Seven members of the Revolutionary Military Honor Guard, dressed in period uniforms, also participated in the ceremony.
2017 Paoli Blues Fest poster with artwork by Dane Tilghman
2017 festival scene near the end of the day
On Saturday, 7 October 2017, the Society participated as an exhibitor for the seventh consecutive year in the nine-year history of the Paoli Blues Fest. We were pleased to have nice late-summer weather and a good turnout, this year in the new location at Paoli Presbyterian Church.
The ten-by-ten foot exhibit tent was located at booth position #54 near the northwest corner of the parking lot exhibit area. The steady stream of visitors who visited the tent throughout the day were fascinated by the diverse collection of historic photographs on display, and enjoyed having the opportunity to both learn about, as well as share their knowledge of, local history. This year we displayed a new set of large, poster-size images of the Main Line Airport for the enjoyment of our vistors.
Exhibiting at this community event is a wonderful way to introduce the Society to a new and wider audience, as well as to connect with many friends who stop by to chat. If you are interested in the enjoyable work of helping to staff the booth, please contact the Society by email or speak to one of us at a Society meeting.
Information about our Blues Fest participation in previous years can be found here: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016.
Roger Thorne talking with visitors in the 2017 booth
CBS 3 SummerFest visits Devon
On Friday 2 June 2017, as part of their ongoing SummerFest series, local television network affiliate CBS 3 (KYW) spent much of the day at the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair, with a video crew and several on-screen personalities, exploring various aspects of the event. A combination of pre-recorded and live segments appeared during the Eyewitness News broadcasts at 5, 6, and 11 pm.
Earlier in the week, Society president John O. Senior, and former president Michael Morrsion were interviewed by producer Aubrey Clerkin about the historical background of Devon. The Society provided several historic photos that were included in the program, along with short segments from the interviews. The first portion of the program, focusing more on history and including this content, was originally shown on Friday just after 5 pm, and is provided below.
The complete story, as it appears on the CBS 3 website may be viewed here.
Front cover of the 2014 book
Roger Thorne and a visitor at the TEHS table at Devon
From 22 May – 1 June 2014, Society members staffed a table located at northwest corner of the Committee Stand, very close to the main entrance, where our publication "Rediscovering Devon" (prepared in collaboration with DHSCF) was on sale. Many people stopped by and visited, and many others passed by and admired the large timeline banner immediately above our display table.
On Friday 12 September 2014, we once again set up our display table in the same location during the Devon Fall Classic.
John & Nancy, Dixon, Jim & Herb on "booth duty"
On 15 June 2014, the Society held our 2014 Member Excursion at DHSCF.
Click here for more information and photos.
At the January 2012 Annual Meeting, the Society elected Michael Morrison as its new president. Michael took over from Roger Thorne who served as president for nine years, leading the Society through a period of remarkable change and growth, including the transition to a 501(c)(3) organization. Roger will remain active as Board of Directors Chair with our thanks and appreciation for his vision and dedication.
Michael was a published historian who led the Archives Committee for several years, and his passion for history and great enthusiasm for the Society helped us to continue to grow and develop.
Michael Morrison and Roger Thorne
In April 2016, Michael stepped down and Vice President John O. Senior took on the duties of President. Michael remained very involved and continued to serve on the Board of Directors through 2018.
John initially became involved by creating the Society's website in 2006. His role gradually expanded as he managed the digital conversion of the History Quarterly back issues, serving on the board since its inception in 2008, and as Vice-President starting in 2010, and he has been editor-in-chief of the History Quarterly since 2013.
Andy Dinniman and Roger Thorne
Photo courtesy John O. Senior
At our June 2011 special meeting at Historic Waynesborough, we were pleased to once again welcome State Senator Andy Dinniman, this time to present the Society with a special state proclamation recognizing seventy-five years of exceptional community service.
Roger Thorne also expressed our appreciation for the support that Sen. Dinniman provided in helping us to obtain the recently concluded 2009 DCNR grant that funded several important projects, including the acquisition of new aerial photos of the region, other selected historical photographs, and a noteworthy collection of recorded and transcribed oral histories.
Andy reading the proclamation
At the September 2009 meeting, we were pleased to welcome State Senator Andy Dinniman and former State Representative Carole Rubley to recognize them for their valuable assistance in helping the Society to receive two DCED grants that have supported our Digitization Project.
Senator Dinniman presented us with a check for a new DCNR grant to support several important projects.
Roger Thorne with Andy Dinniman
2006 Kirkner Essay Contest Awards
At the October 2006 meeting, prizes and commemorative
plaques were awarded to the four winners of the
The 2006 Mildred Kirkner Memorial Essay Contest.
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Splash Beverage Group Signs Distribution Agreement with Anheuser-Busch Distributor Heimark Distributing for TapouT in Southern California
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Toys R Us Liquidation Marks End of an Era for Shoppers
As Toys R Us shuts down buisness in the US, shoppers visited stores in New York City to take advantage of liquidation sales.
By James Best	• Published at 8:20 am on March 23, 2018
Friday marked the beginning of the end for toy seller Toys R Us as the toy retailer began liquidation sales on March 23 at hundreds of stores around the country.
The going-out-of-business sales are the latest in a series of sad news for the 70-year-old company. On Thursday, Toys R Us founder, Charles Lazarus died at the age of 94. Lazurus, who began his retail career selling children's furniture, pioneered the creation of what was one of the nation's biggest superstore chains in 1948.
His death comes a week after the company announced it would be shuttering its U.S. operation after unsuccessfully reorganizing following a bankruptcy protection filing in September 2017.
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The company also revealed that it planned to start liquidation sales. But sales planned for Thursday were postponed due to "unforeseen circumstances," signs posted outside stores around the country and a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
The mass liquidation event at 740 stores will join the ongoing going-out-of-business sales at 182 stores that began last month. Those locations should be shuttered for good by mid-April.
Toys R Us promised "deep discounts and promotions." But workers at a Toys R Us in New York City's Times Square, where most merchandise had only been discounted 10 percent with a few items on sale at 30 percent off, said Friday that it could be a month before deep discounts come.
Shoppers from around the New York City area visiting the Times Square and Manhattan Mall stores looking for deals found themselves reminiscing about the impact that the store had on their lives.
Chris Rohr, a shopper at a store on Broadway in Times Square, grew up riding the 60-foot-Ferris Wheel inside of the company's flagship store in the area, which closed in 2015. For Rohr, the end of Toys R Us meant the end of an era for a generation of children who viewed it as more than just a place to sell toys.
"I was in and out of there all the time. There used to be trips and excursions with my mom just taking me out," he said. "She wouldn't even buy me anything but we'd go around, play and look at everything."
He added that it's "hard to get inspiration from an online posting."
The liquidation marks a generational shift in kids' interest in toys, according to Ben Bartholomew, a shopper at the Manhattan Mall.
"The demographics are shifting and it's pretty scary to think about toy stores not doing well," Bartholomew said. "Because there's less kids and I think that will have cascading effects on a lot of industries."
"For a lot of people in my generation, Toys R Us was kind of a place where you would want to go and hang out and toy manufactures would use it as a showroom for a really long time," Bartholomew said.
Toys R Us said on its website that customers can continue to shop online for products "for a limited of time," but it was unclear when the retailer's online store would stop accepting orders. All online orders are expected to be fulfilled and customers should expect to receive them.
The retailer said customers can continue to use their Toys R Us credit cards through the end of the liquidation sales, and will honor Toys R Us gift cards until April 20. However, rewards or discounts associated with the card will no longer be accepted. It has also stopped accepting coupons, including from the Geoffrey Birthday Club, on March 22.
Stores will accept returns on products purchased before the liquidation for the next 30 days. All purchases made after liquidation sales begin are final, which means they cannot be returned or exchanged.
Victor Valez, a shopper at the Manhattan Mall, used Toys R Us stores as more than just a place to buy his children toys, but baby supplies as well.
"I used to go in there and buy my daughter's milk and diapers," Valez said. "I used to get them by the case because they had good prices."
Formula would cost more at his neighborhood bodega, he said.
At Babies R Us stores, no new registrants will be accepted, but existing registrants can still continue to access their registries while the online store is still open. They encourage shoppers to save or write down products on their registries as soon as possible to list what they want before the option is turned off.
The company has been posting job openings recently for temporary positions to help during the liquidation process. But the store closings mean that around 31,000 employees will ultimately be laid off.
"It's sad for the employees," said Rohr, the shopper in Times Square. "I mean think about how many people are losing their jobs because they can't maintain a brick and mortar store."
For additional questions about products, warranties or rewards, customers in the U.S. can contact the Customer Service Department at 1(800) TOYSRUS or 1 (800) 869-7787 between the hours of 8 AM and 11 PM ET. The company also shared customer FAQ information here.


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IVF Treatment Abroad
7 vital things I learnt on my IVF journey
During early 2021, at the age of 40, I travelled with my husband, Russ to Prague for IVF. We'd been trying to naturally conceive a
IVF in Greece – Pros, Cons, Costs & Availability
Patients looking for IVF treatment abroad have many options when it comes to choosing the country where they want to be treated. As you might
The extension of female age limit for IVF in Greece
Clare: Dr Paraschos, thank you for discussing these new developments with Fertility Road magazine. To begin, what is the change in Greece in terms of
IVF in Spain – Pros, Cons, Costs & Availability
Patients from many countries for various reasons are looking for a location where they can be treated by means of assisted reproductive methods (ART). Spain
ROPA in Spain – a legal IVF option for same-sex female couples
New reproductive technologies have opened doors to alternative family models. One such technology is the so-called ROPA method which stands for "Reception of Oocytes from
Donor races availability throughout Spain
What donor races are available in Spain? The search for egg donors according to their ethnicity is always one of the first steps that any
PGT-A (PGS): Costs Abroad Guide
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Egg freezing abroad guide
A woman's chance of conceiving naturally declines with age. By her mid thirties a women's egg quality has begun to deteriorate and her egg count
IVF for the over 50s
If you a woman over 50 and looking to begin or continue IVF treatment it might be tempting to throw the towel in. Age and
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I had my first (and last) cycle of IVF abroad in 2016 and I chose to go abroad for a variety of reasons, having not
IVF abroad: It's not as scary as you may think!
When I tell people I travelled to the middle east for IVF treatment, their eyes usually become really big and they ask if I'm joking.
IVF treatment abroad – Popular European destinations revealed
The number of fertility patients travelling to European countries for IVF treatment has been steadily increasing over the last decade. But why travel abroad when
Travelling for IVF abroad is becoming more popular than ever – you only need to take a look at the increasing numbers of online platforms,
Although IVF is no longer a taboo, "going abroad" is not widely associated with medical treatments unless we are talking about plastic surgeries. Things are
Please keep in mind that the advertised treatment costs may differ significantly from reality. One of the first ways in which patients compare IVF clinics
It has been suggested that the development of IVF and assisted reproductive technology have been the standout achievements of clinical and scientific discovery over the
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A Guide to Choosing the Best IVF Clinics in Europe IVF treatment is a very personal and emotionally intense experience. And it is little wonder,
Despite advances in science and medical knowledge couples have to consider the possibility that IVF treatment might not be successful in the first instance. Can
Five MUST ASK questions when choosing an IVF clinic abroad
Making the decision to have your fertility treatment abroad is a big step into the unknown. The more information you have at the hand, the
Beautiful eggs: My journey with donated eggs
If I were to advise a woman considering having a baby through in vitro fertilization with a donated egg, I would tell her to do
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Many people promise fast data as the next step after big data. The idea of creating a complete end-to-end data pipeline that combines Spark, Akka, Cassandra, Kafka, and Apache Mesos came up two years ago, sometimes called the SMACK stack. The SMACK stack is an ideal environment for handling all sorts of data-processing needs which can be nightly batch-processing tasks, real-time ingestion of sensor data or business intelligence questions. The SMACK stack includes a lot of components which have to be deployed somewhere. Let's see how we can create a distributed environment in the cloud with Terraform and how we can provision a Mesos-Cluster with Mesosphere Datacenter Operating System (DC/OS) to create a powerful fast data platform.


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Portland Museum of Art Biennial Explores Contemporary Art
Walking around the Portland Museum of Art 2018 Biennial Exhibit, I happened to be thinking about what a museum is. The definition by the books popped in my head: museums collect, conserve, and interpret objects. But as it often happens, after a few seconds, I realized that this model is limited, and that museums today do much more than that; the Portland Museum of Art (PMA) certainly collects, conserves, and interprets art, but the collaborative nature of the Biennial seems to have added something more. In the show, over 60 works of art on display represent an active, diverse, and diffused network of living artists that are connected to Maine. Representing 25 artists that had never shown at the PMA Biennials, guest curator Nat May facilitated a show that creates, reflects, and promotes unique narratives that find the state of Maine as their point of encounter. In an informal talk with May, his interest for letting artists speak up and represent their own works was evident. More than simply collecting, conserving, and interpreting art on its own terms, the PMA Biennial provides a space for artistic life to be celebrated.
It is sometimes easy to lose sight and forget that a museum is a part of a community. There are plenty of stories. Omer Fast's installation at the James Cohan Gallery in Chinatown pops in my mind as a moment when artist and administrator imagined art institutions as entities separate from the world that surrounds it. Fast attempted to have a site-specific installation by recreating a shop in Chinatown based on Fast's imagined audience, without really collaborating with his real audience, the community surrounding the James Cohan Gallery in New York. The result was protests and poor reception for a number of reasons. How is an art institution to provide a genuine learning experience if it never truly goes beyond its walls? This is where art institutions that lack collaboration can fail. On the other end of the spectrum seems to be the PMA Biennial, which is intentionally aware of Maine communities and artists, its main public. Nat May, who was also the former executive director of SPACE Gallery in Portland, built his career getting to know artists in the state and seemed to be very committed to representing these artists in a collaborative and authentic way.
The results of collaboration are visible in the installation and content of the exhibition. As one enters the exhibition, the first painting is "The Twork – Torkwase Dyson," by Angela Dufresne. The large painting of a black woman is visually striking; the vivid green background and form traditional of a court painting already demonstrate the interesting nature of the exhibition as a whole, subverting and re-appropriating narratives and identities that have historically been either misrepresented or absent. "The Republic of Hysteria," by Anne Buckwalter has a similar political milieu; the grid of gouache and oil paintings on paper reimagines femininity by rewriting narratives of the female body and animality, subverting the negative connotations of the animal-like. Near Buckwalter's art piece is "Reis Education Canoe," by David Moses Bridge and Steve Cayard, a Wabanaki traditional demonstration birch-bark canoe. Nat May mentioned that this work is a mark of how knowledge flows in our contemporary society, since the indigenous knowledge of how to build these canoes seemed to have been partially lost or fragmented, but was able to be collaboratively reclaimed by Bridge and Cayard. Together, I would argue that these three pieces represent the complicated theme that emerged through collaboration in the Portland Museum of Art 2018 Biennial. They show the deeply collaborative nature of art making, curation, interpretation, and distribution, which exists not as an "art world" separate from the real world in which we live.
The Portland Museum of Art 2018 Biennial is visibly contemporary. A quick look around and one sees installation pieces that combine multiple art objects, re-imaginings of WWI material culture, subverted "court portraits," reinterpreted symbols of gender, classic painting form with contemporary content, and objects that mark the flow of indigenous knowledge. One of the strengths of the Biennial is that multimedia art coexists in a space that allows the audience to engage with a body of contemporary art without the obscurity of academic writing. Even the catalog essay is collaborative, constituted of transcribed interviews rather than an individual curatorial take. Saying that the personal is political seems redundant and collecting, conserving, and interpreting seems like a very limited list of verbs to describe the PMA Biennial; beyond those words, the Biennial is simultaneously responding to and defining new contemporary problems.
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Q: How to restrict characters entered into a textbox using jQuery I have a HTML text box which I'm using for a phone number. I want to restrict users from entering characters into that text box using jQuery.
i tried using something like this
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NATO in Focus: October 2018 NATO Defence Ministerial
by BEYOND THE HORIZON | Oct 9, 2018 | Commentary, Geopolitics & International Security, International Organisations
Last week NATO Defence Ministers met in Brussels in order to discuss;
NATO – Georgia relations,
NATO's deterrence and defence posture,
Defence spending and burden-sharing,
Adapting NATO command structure, and
NATO-EU cooperation.
At the Bucherest Summit in April 2008, without mentioning a timeframe, NATO members agreed that Georgia would become a NATO member. Since then, NATO has reiterated its decision regarding Georgia's NATO membership in almost every major political event including all NATO Summits (2010 Lisbon Summit, 2012 Chichago Summit, 2014 Wales Summit, 2016 Warsaw Summit and 2018 Brussels Summit).
Georgia actively participates in many NATO initiatives. For instance, the country contributes 870 troops to NATO Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan, a figure even more than some framework nations, participates in NATO Response Force and supports Operation Sea Guardian. Yet, the country is frustrated by the slow pace of implementation of NATO accession process. Russia's recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia as sovereign states further complicates Georgia's NATO membership. In a press conference before the defence ministerial, the NATO Secretary General said that 'We will never recognise the so-called independent Abkhazia and South Ossetia'.
Black Sea security was among the topics that have been discussed in NATO – Georgia Commission. Russia is using its Black Sea fleet for supporting Russian units deployed at Syria. Furthermore, adjacent sea (Sea of Azov) and Kerch Strait emerged as the latest flashpoint between Ukraine and Russia due to Crimea Bridge construction after the illegeal annexation of Crimea.
Defence ministers discussed adaptation efforts against conventional, hybrid and cyber threats. The Nuclear Planning Group also met during the Ministerial.
Concerns quelling from Russia's violation of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty by deploying a new missile system, namely 9M729 or Kaliningrad which analysts say can fly between 500 km to 5,500 km, were raised by top U.S. officials. U.S. Secretary of Defence Jim Mattis noted that Russia's violation of an arms control treaty was "untenable" and unless it changed course, the United States would respond. This was an echo to what U.S. Permenant Representative to NATO Ambassador Kay Bailey Hutchison voiced early last week saying Washington was prepared to "take out" any Russian missile if development of the medium-range system continued.
The discussion on deterrence and defence also touched on NATO's response to instability on its southern borders, in particular, the new training mission in Iraq and NATO's continued support to partner countries such as Jordan and Tunisia to improve their defence and security capabilities.
Progress made regarding defence spending, and burden-sharing was discussed by the defence ministers. According to the Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, last year, Allies boosted their defence budgets by a combined 5.2% (excluding the U.S.) which marks the most significant increase, in real terms, in a quarter of a century. Stoltenberg also highlighted that the same countries have spent a cumulative 41 billion US dollars more on defence in the last two years. Allies will also prepare and present credible national plans, laying out how they will hold fast on their commitments. National plans will be finalised before the end of this year, and they will be discussed at February 2019 Defence Ministerial, the Secretary General said.
Adaptation of NATO Command Structure includes over 1,200 additional personnel, two new commands (in Norfolk and Ulm) to improve the movement of troops across the Atlantic and Europe, and a new Cyber Operations Centre to counter cyber threats.
NATO's ability to rapidly move forces will be tested later October in exercise Trident Juncture in Norway. Exercise Trident Juncture will include around 45,000 participants from 31 Allied countries and partners with approximately 150 aircraft, 60 ships, and over 10,000 vehicles.
The Netherlands briefed NATO Defence ministers about a foiled cyber operation to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) conducted by the Russian military intelligence service (GRU). Accordingly, the operation was disrupted by Dutch intelligence services in partnership with the UK.
The EU High Representative/Vice President Federica Mogherini and defence ministers of Finland and Sweden also attended the defence ministerial in connection with NATO-EU cooperation in 74 different projects including countering hybrid and cyber threats and improving military mobility. Mogherini updated defence ministers on progress about EU defence initiatives.
Defence ministers from Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, the UK and the U.S. signed a declaration of intent to cooperate on the introduction of Maritime Unmanned Systems.
Defence ministers from Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary and Slovenia signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create a Multinational Special Aviation Program. Under the agreement, a new training center will be established in Zadar, Croatia, dedicated exclusively to training air crews, who will conduct the insertion and extraction of Special Operations Forces.


The longer I live, the more I realize the impact of attitude on life. Attitude to me is more important than facts. It is more important than the past, than education, than money, than circumstances, than failures, than success, than what other people think, say or do. It is more important than appearance, gift, or skill. It will make or break a company…a church…a home.
The remarkable thing is we have a choice every day regarding the attitude we will embrace for that day. We cannot change our past… The only thing we can do is play on the string we have, and that is our attitude.
I love the insprirational words of others. If we truly listen, others will always have a message for us.
God Bless the beauty in this site and all the beauty in this world. All for which i know is that, ultimate optimism, is the seeing of beauty in everything and beautiful flowers like this site help us climb up ladders to the heavans.


Is Coloring Any Good To Your Youngster? You bet!
Of all, coloring is an innovative process in and also of itself. Many moms and dads didn't recognize that coloring fosters imagination – lots of assumed that it is a plain and also mechanical method to spend time on the dining table while mother is persistently preparing dinner. No, it's not just a practical method to keep your youngster securely occupied, and also no, it is not just a choice to viewing TV.
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The coloring sheet is also a superb platform for youngsters to discover regarding science: the difference between the crayons (solid) as well as water shades (liquid), or that the shade can obtain dry as well as stick permanently on the sheet of paper … the list goes on as well as on. If we observe carefully, we can see the kids attract and also stop for a moment, and also draw once more. The "pause" is likely the time when they have actually observed and figured out something interesting, and their minds are active at the workplace.
Exactly what is fantastic about this academic experience is that the children are finding out through discovery, as well as this is a far more efficient method than talking or any type of type of spoon feeding of information that may happen in the classroom at later stage of the youngster's life.
I am not suggesting that your child requires any therapy; however it holds true that in the 21st century, numerous of us are pressing our kids to the limitations by giving extremely mimicing activities and also signing up all type of "enjoyable" classes for your valuable children. I do assume the children are obtaining smarter, but in such a way they get stressed more quickly, leading to temper tantrums and sometimes rebellious habits.
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До́нальд Ю́стас Блэ́куэлл (; ) — британский ,  в Оксфордском университете с 1960 по 1988 год, президент Королевского астрономического общества (1973—1975).

Краткая биография
Учился в Сидни-Сассекс-колледж (Кембридж), а затем был назначен заместителем директора университетской обсерватории солнечной физики, занимая эту должность с 1950 по 1960 год.

Его ранние исследования солнечной атмосферы и межпланетной среды были новаторскими и смелыми. Во время солнечного затмения 1954 года он сфотографировал корону из открытого дверного проёма бомбардировщика RAF Lincoln, летевшего на высоте . В 1955 году он сфотографировал зодиакальный свет с летающей лодки Short Sunderland, Королевских ВВС Новой Зеландии. В 1957 году он впервые сфотографировал солнечные гранулы с высотного аэростата. Два подъёма были совершены на высоту почти  на воздушном шаре, пилотируемом астрономом и воздухоплавателем Одуэном Дольфюсом.

За свою карьеру он посетил несколько стран для проведения астрономических исследований, включая Фиджи (1955), Боливию (дважды) и Канаду. Был президентом Королевского астрономического общества с 1973 по 1975 год. Совмещал должность профессора в Оксфорде с должностью действительного члена Нового колледжа в Оксфорде.

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Президенты Королевского астрономического общества
Савильские профессора астрономии
Выпускники Сидни-Сассекс-колледжа (Кембридж)
Астрономы Великобритании


Your bizarre assortment of human yard decorations have increased! Will this ever end?
It's fall, how about a leaf mystery?
The Black Tupelo, Nyssa sylvatica, always turns a beautiful color in our woods–though it might be reds to purples as you see here, or yellows and oranges.
Sometimes known as Black Gum or Blackgum, this native tree blooms in late spring and produces a berry that is high in energy for birds. You humans hardly ever see them because they are so small and get eaten very quickly.
The name 'tupelo' comes from the Native American Creek words "ito" for tree and "opilwa" for swamp. We don't have many swampy areas where we live, so haven't taken note of that. Maybe if they do live in wetter areas, the tree grows larger. Here in Northern Virginia, the Black Tupelo is a smaller, slow growing tree.
That's one, in the center foreground, with the yellowish leaves, right beside the trunk of a mature Black Tupelo tree. Very pretty, and one we'd sure recommend you humans look at if you are picking out something native and helpful for wildlife!
Fall color, but don't touch!
Hickory and I were running along the sidewalk in our neighborhood…and noticed that skeleton statue he posted a week ago was looking a little different.
This is a strange one, folks! Be careful out there!
Just another fall day hanging out on the golf course. Lovely.
This tree not only smells nice, it has cool leaves for this time of year.
…and we see creatures yo humans don't normally put in your yards.
We have a garden resident who has slowed down in the cool weather.
Many of you probably recognize this fellow, but if you're a little hazy on your identification, throw a guess into the comments section.
I'll be back later with the correct answer.
Yes, we had a correct guess today! The Eastern Garter Snake is very common in our suburban neighborhoods, but we wish more appreciated! This little snake is harmless and does so much to keep down mice, voles and even slugs. We won't mention that the larger ones sometimes try to get into squirrel and chipmunk nests. Darn things.
This is an easy snake to recognize because it has two stripes running the length of its body. These white to yellow stripes make it hard for an enemy to tell the garter snake is moving, and–bam!–it's gone before you know it!. The body color on garter snakes is splotchy and ranges from tan to brown to green. This makes them harder to see in the dappled sunlight on grass, mulch or the forest floor. They can swim and like to to catch fish and frogs. They can climb trees and like to eat baby birds.
No wonder this snake is so common–it eats about anything!
This morning we happened by those Passion Flower plants again and look what we saw!
The Monarch was close to emerging. We got a few acorns hunted down and by the time we came back, the butterfly had broken out of her chrysalis.
She hung there while her wings expanded. Look at the fluid that dripped off of her.
Another time we ran by, she had moved into the open and was spreading her wings.
That's how we knew this was a girl–no spots on her hind wings.
It's a great feeling to see one be able to succeed at making it to the butterfly stage!
With these warm days, we still have active Variegated Fritillary caterpillars around the neighborhood. And they must be getting enough to eat!
This monarch chrysalis is well on its way to maturing, too!


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