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Speed Boat coloring page is a part of category 'Transportation coloring pages'. If I would be a child I would print and color it too. Speed Boat coloring page is an important part of big archive of coloring pages.
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So who's still thinking about that game on Monday night??? I know we are!!! The Dolphins looked amazing and scored their second win of the season. What made it even sweeter is that it was against those stinking Jets!
Stay tuned for photos from the bar.
Enjoy the bye weekend and we'll see you on October 25th for Dolphins vs Saints!
PS….Mark the calendar — tailgate party at Third and Long for Dolphins vs Patriots on November 8th!
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Last Friday wrapped my last regular, weekly "1st Time Mom Review Series". I am going to continue writing review posts but not on a regular basis.
There are still a ton of topics that I would like to tackle but I need a bit more time to do some research and pull my thoughts together.
what is up with children's books?!
Two of the topics I wanted to tackle when I first started this series were "How to Make Your Way Through the Maternity Leave System in Canada" and "Cloth Diapers" but I have since learned that (unfortunately) the Service Canada system (although I am extremely grateful for my maternity leave) is difficult and different for everyone, and I haven't started using the cloth diapers (Happy Heiny) that we were given as of yet. And I am not 100% sure if I am going to. But if you have any questions about either of those topics, just leave me a comment and we can discuss.
Also, if you have any suggestions for future reviews, please leave me a comment and I would love to chat with you about your thoughts.
Thanks for following 1st Time Moms (and Dads)!
I have chosen to not use cloth diapers because I don't think I have the willpower to stick with it. After talking with many moms about cloth diapers I've heard one clear theme, we spent the money on them, tried it, didn't like it, and now use disposable. So I'm going to learn from them and use an organic disposable. If you do try the cloth diapers I would love to hear your story and how they work for you.


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George Frost (16 October 1848 – 12 February 1913) was an English cricketer who played first-class cricket for Derbyshire between 1872 and 1880.

Frost was born in Wirksworth, the son of George Frost, a farmer/builder, and his wife Mary. He became a joiner and played cricket for Wirksworth - taking part in matches against All England XI in 1866, 1868 and 1870

Frost played his first match for Derbyshire in the 1872 season, against Lancashire which Derbyshire lost. This was also the second game for Joseph Flint who had played together with the Frosts at Wirksworth Cricket Club. Frost next played for Derbyshire in the 1874 season. In a win  against Kent, he played alongside his brother John Frost who was making his single Derbyshire appearance, for a 41-run second-wicket partnership. Frost was top scorer for Derbyshire in 1874 in a season of three out of four wins. He played regularly in the 1875 season. Frost scored one half-century for the Derbyshire team, against Hampshire in the 1876 season. He played for two further seasons in 1877 and 1878 season and then in five games in the 1880 season. Frost was a right-handed batsman and played 67 innings in 37 first-class games, with a top score of 52 and an average of 12.23.

Frost died in Wirksworth at the age of 64.

Frost's brother John, 21 months his senior, played one first-class match for Derbyshire.

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Are Turkey Hunts like Chess Match or Card Game of Chance?
June 10, 2017 by Charlie 20 Comments
What do you think? Is a wild turkey hunt more like a game chess in the woods or is it more like the card game solitaire?
Something, perhaps mostly unknown about charlie elk is the fact it took him five wild turkey seasons before he finally killed a gobbler.
What took him so long?
After all, he helped Minnesota catch grouse for the Minnesota/Missouri turkey/grouse exchange release program so he should have learned something about turkeys during that long restoration period. Well, not so fast. Charlie was an accomplished big game hunter who frequently stalked within longbow range of bedded cervids across the North American Continent. And then, in the early eighties along came the wild turkey opportunities.
After finally being drawn for a Minnesota turkey license in the zone where a band of turkey nuts, including Charlie had released turkeys from Missouri years before; the young, cocky, self-assured Charlie was humbled by a bird with a brain about the size of a walnut. It is amazing how a feathered bird-brained creature could be so elusive.
He planned all his hunts so carefully, doing research to determine in advance where the turkeys roosted, where they would want to go from roost and how they would get there, all to no avail. Then late one morning he saw a truck with plates from Missouri pull into the parking area, an elderly gentleman stepped out walked around surveying the area and then did some cutting on a long box call. Answered by a robust gobble, not more than 100 yards down the trail Charlie had just walked back to camp. The veteran hunter headed down the path and soon a there was a gunshot. The fellow came walking back with a very nice turkey over his shoulder.
The mistake Charlie had been making, in his humble opinion was that he'd been hunting turkeys using many of same tactics as he used for hunting big game. Big game animals do things for reasons that are quite apparent to an experienced hunter. Whereas the wild turkey does things that are apparently done for well, maybe no clear reason at all.
A lot of turkey behavior, if not most, is random, much like the shuffling of a deck of cards. For example, if a turkey is flushed and somewhere different with suitable habitat and maybe an available hen during the spring— that turkey is likely to be just as content in the new location as he was in the previous one, he'll just roost in whatever tree is convenient as it gets dark. Once this randomness soaked into charlie's sometimes, most times, dense head, he has killed a turkey in every season he has hunted over the last 40 years.
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Mo Turkeys says
Tell us more about the Minnesota/Missouri turkey/grouse exchange release program. Were you working for the MN DNR, as they're the only one authorized to trap and transplant wild birds? Or maybe helped as a member of the NWTF?
It was a very different world 50 years ago. The DNR was a small government department mostly concerned with enforcement of game laws. There was no law against releasing or stocking. Sporting clubs released pen-raised turkeys on their own, these efforts mostly failed.
Active sports folk worked to raise private money to fund habitat and stocking programs from about 1965 forward.
In MN the exchange program started in 1970 as a private club effort with volunteers and one state-employed biologist for technical advice.
Quite a few of the volunteers were high school students, members of the FFA and enrolled in agriculture courses. That's what I was and enjoyed a lot of time out of the classroom, catching ruffed grouse, driving them to Kirksville, Missouri and returning to Houston, MN with wild turkeys for release.
As the stocking efforts proved successful, both states added more paid staff who took over and expanded the restoration program.
If memory serves me correctly, the first affiliated MN chapter of NWTF started in 1976.
Charlie – you were one of the few. You might be old, but you have a good memory. "In 1971 and 1973, 29 eastern wild turkeys, trapped in Missouri and released in Houston County. In 1976 the Minnesota state NWTF chapter was formed providing additional funding for the wild turkey program." http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/recreation/hunting/turkey/long_range_turkey_plan_2007.pdf
"WI sold turkeys to MN: Beginning in 1990, nearly 1,400 turkeys were shipped to Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Kentucky, Texas, and Louisiana over the next decade." http://www.turkeydog.org/legislation.html
Minnesota was a leader in restoration, but why are they so prejudiced against bird dogs?
"Between January 1 and July 14, a dog that is observed wounding, killing,or pursuing in a way that endangers big game may be killed by any person.
But they hate horses too. A person may not use a dog or horse to take big game.
Some rules make no sense:
During the small game season, hunting dogs must be under the
immediate control of the hunter. Training and allowing pets off leash
are prohibited." What?
http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/rlp/regulations/hunting/2016/full_regs.pdf#page=61
Many turkey hunters are unaware of turkey dogging. MN has a short fall season with a one bird limit (hardly worth the time needed to put into a dog), most of the birds are usually taken by deer bowhunters; indicating little interest from dedicated turkey hunters.
Blame Teddy Roosevelt for the horse ban; he advocated coursing as an efficient way to kill turkeys. Coursing turkeys is done by line of horse riders moving abreast flushing turkeys over and over until the birds were too tired to fly anymore. The riders then dismounted and killed the worn out turkeys, this is why Iowa prohibits horses, the MN prohibition is something I was unaware of, but assume it is to regulate the coursing tactic.
FirstBubba says
Chess or solitaire?
Hmm…!
NO WAIT….!
Solitaire!
NO….!
Oh drat! I don't know!
I'd say more like Chinese Checkers!
Players can approach from ANY direction and move in ANY direction…and if somebody bumps the board, you can lose YOUR MARBLES!
Yep! Sounds like turkey hunting!
Hmm, I may need to learn of this Chinese Checkers of which you speak.
You wanna lose YOUR marbles?
Yeah, what the heck. I've lost so much, what're a few marbles? I'm game for a lot of things.;)
N.C.L.W. says
I'd be more inclined to lose mine over the wait for those bird xrays, Bubba!
Hope that project is still on and going well.
N.C.L.W.
I'm happy to report, "Project X-Ray" complete!
I should be in possession of the xrays today or tomorrow.
Then, it will just be waiting for Charlie telling me he's ready for them!
Ready whenever you are FirstBubba.
huntfishtrap says
I don't know…I think turkey hunting is in a class of it's own, and can't really be compared to anything else.
'Cept maybe Elk Hunting, People like to compare the two plenty where I live.
Yeah, that's the closest thing I know of to it. Elk are kind of like big, 4-legged turkeys. Or are turkeys like small, 2-legged elk? I never know which it is…
Another Great article Charlie, lots of info!
I have been at it for a few springs. I sort of tried one fall but was more into Ruffed Grouse and Whitetail… A bit obsessed there. But I do keep my eyes out for birds.
As per the question – Are Turkey Hunts like Chess Match or Card Game of Chance?
I do not believe that any Hunting is a sport or game of any kind. Furthermore, the environment in the wilds is not controlled like a sports field or card table. Neither simile is suitable in my mind.
Thanks, NCLW.
What would be a suitable simile from your point of view?
I'd say the Hunter better be crazy like the Fox, because those wild Turkeys certainly seem to be!
No points for originality perhaps yet that's what i figure, Sir.
Sure can't argue that a turkey hunter needs to be a little crazy here and there. Some of us might even go a bit overboard. 🙂
Oak Tree says
Maybe it's more like a random game of hide-n-seek?
Very nice one Oak Tree, +1!

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Q: How to include value label in fusion chart column graph I created a multi (3)series fusionchart, that compares various outputs for each month. due to the closeness of the 3series chart, their values are overlapping each other, making the graph look untidy. I was wondering if there is an attribute that can make me embed the values in bar column in a vertical position. I know such could be twicked from the properties of the <graph> attribute but I have not been able to get the exact one. I am populating the graph from a set of written array
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Q: Build app with Picasso cache preloaded I am wondering if there is any way to easily bundle a pre-cached folder of images by Picasso within an application.
My reason is to populate the app with some basic information, that is accessible even if the user has no/limited internet connection for the first time opening the app.
The cache/picasso-cache folder can be retrieved with $ adb pull /data/data/com.package.name/ ., but, unlike Realm ( https://realm.io/docs/objc/latest/#bundling-a-realm-with-an-app ), there seems to be no way to make Picasso be aware of it.
Possibly related: Using Picasso with custom disk cache

A: Although just using a pre-made cache would be really easy, I had second thoughts about it:

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*It would suffice in my use-case to only show some thumbnails to the user when no internet was available. It could be much smaller.
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Loading variable resource names was essential to me. This happens on getThumbnail(). I named all my images product_thumbnail_{DB_ID}.
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← What is a good number to represent fire ?
I guess my fire wasn't big enough !
I played 2, and 25 in play whe thinking that it would play since I saw the fire last night. Thirty five came again this morning. I also played those numbers for mid-day and evening but no such luck. Mid-day 5 played and this evening 1 played !
I guess playing an event doesn't always pan out. I have a friend who says he plays 35 any time he sees a big snake and he wins. I suppose it might only works with snakes ! Who knows ?
Enjoy your weekend everyone ! I'm going to get my numbers for lotto + ready now.
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Jaffna 'disappeared' are dead: Amnesty
[TamilNet, Friday, 28 November 1997, 23:59 GMT]
Approximately 540 Tamil people who 'disappeared' in the Jaffna peninsula are dead according to Amnesty International. In a report published yesterday, the London based human rights organisation said that "nearly all of them are likely to have died under torture or to have been deliberately killed [by Sri Lankan security forces]".
Amnesty International says that approximately 540 people 'disappeared' in the Jaffna peninsula within the middle six months of 1996 alone and most of them are believed to have died under torture or been deliberately killed in Sri Lankan military custody.
Amnesty says "Hundreds of others were victims of torture at the hands of the security forces", adding that they had received "several reports of rape by members of the army".
Amnesty says they continue to receive reports of disappearances from Jaffna and other parts of the Tamil homelands controlled by the SLA.
The Sri Lankan security forces resorted to widespread disappearances in reprisal for attacks on their members by the LTTE said Amnesty, noting that this had happened often in the past also. Over 60% of the 540 disappearances occurred in the two months after the LTTE overran the SLA's Mullaithivu base, killing 1300 soldiers.
Amnesty says that the Sri Lankan government has to take responsibility for allowing the disappearances to happen, but there was 'no evidence' of an official sanction for these.
However, there was a 'lingering climate of impunity' amongst the Sri Lankan security forces, according to Amnesty.
Amnesty said that there had been "sporadic" incidents of human rights abuses by the LTTE in the peninsula, primarily the killings of 10 army informers and the deaths of civilians in some of the LTTE attacks on Sri Lankan military checkpoints and patrols.
Amnesty has learnt that members of ex-militant Tamil groups (primarily the EPRLF) opposed to the LTTE are acting as informants for the Sri Lankan army. These groups are working closely with the Sri Lankan army in other parts of the country also .
Amnesty says that the experience of the past year shows that "Sri Lanka will remain prone to upsurges of serious human rights violations, particularly 'disappearances'" unless these problems are tackled 'at their root cause'.
22.11.97 Human rights organisations plan Colombo rally
18.11.97 SLA troops obstruct petition march
14.11.97 Jaffna protest fast concludes successfully
12.11.97 Token fast planed in Jaffna
09.10.97 Troops break up Jaffna protest
04.10.97 MoD eyewash over Jaffna disappearances
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A combination of powerful innovations – above all in the areas of robotics, artificial intelligence, and networking technology – are changing our lives. What I am describing in Box 1 is not some futuristic scenario from a sci-fi book, although it surely sounds like it. Instead, it is the world we live in. Today's products are yesterday's science fiction, and sometimes it even feels like today's products are today's science fiction. A few years ago, it started to become clear that increases in computing power and breakthroughs in machine learning were going to yield big dividends and transform many product markets. Although the benefits of these technologies are obvious and unquestionable, it is especially interesting for social scientists to examine whether the same developments also have a dark side for consumers. With the arrival of amazing machines, will we eventually lose something important? The key insight of our research is that the benefits brought to us by recent product innovations also come with potential burdens for people who are motivated to consume by identity motives – that is, by the desire to be the kind of person that they want to be.


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Featuring works by Isabel Nares and Jorge David, Sara Zimmerman, and Melanie Maar.
Movement Research Celebrates! Frances Alenikoff turns 90, 20th Anniversary of the Performance Journal.
founder of Eden's Expressway, and the 20th anniversary of the Performance Journal, as well as the release of PJ#37!
Frances Alenikoff was born in '20 and turns 90 this year!
MRPJ's first issue was released in '90 and turns 20 this year!
Performances by Ze'eva Cohen, Deborah Jowitt, Jennifer Monson & Yvonne Meier, Tere O'Connor Dance, Wendy Perron, Regina Rocke, and Judith Sanchez Ruiz!
Video Clips from Movement Research at the Judson Church, September 13 2010, featuring works by Joanna Kotze, Rebekah Windmiller, Cori Kresge.
Movement Research Town Hall Meeting. September 21, 2010. Judson Memorial Church.
Wednesdays September 22 and 29 there will be an open space for improvisational practice at Eden's Expressway from 5:30- 8:30.
The idea for this came out of the Studies Project last May at La Mama on inter-generational improvisation practice.
It seemed like a good idea to create a space where improvisational practices could co-mingle and cross pollinate.
I am constantly referring back to my experiences at Open Movement at PS 122 in the 80's and 90's. That situation gave me an opportunity to develop my own practice up against, with, beside, in collaboration with a room full of amazing artists. I'm hoping that something like this can adapt and fit the current situation for artists interested in the evolving practice of improvisation.
The Week Ahead. September 20-26, 2010.
This Week at Movement Research…Open Performance begins, classes, performances, and more!
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An American Citizen and a British doctor, held in a Syrian prison, make a pact
By Deborah Amos
We have a story now of two men who met in a Syrian prison. One of them is an American imprisoned there. And we're about to hear his story for the first time. The other is a British doctor who was on a humanitarian mission. Because it is a story of a Syrian prison, we should warn you that this story, which lasts about seven minutes, includes descriptions of torture. But in that nightmare, the two men grew together and made a pact.
NPR's Deborah Amos reports.
DEBORAH AMOS, BYLINE: Maybe you've heard of Kevin Dawes. After he was released from a Syrian prison and handed over to U.S. officials in Moscow in 2016, he was headline news.
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UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: The Syrian government has freed an American freelance photographer.
UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #2: He's identified as Kevin Dawes.
UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #3: We can confirm that a U.S. citizen was released by Syrian authorities.
AMOS: He's not spoken publicly about his ordeal until now.
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KEVIN DAWES: Hello. Deborah?
AMOS: When I reach him in San Francisco, Kevin Dawes answers from his car.
DAWES: In a parking lot, commensurate with my homeless status - there are actually two turkey vultures here, amazingly enough.
AMOS: Mostly homeless since his release in 2016, he says he struggles with the physical and mental aftermath of horrific torture.
DAWES: I have permanent nerve damage in at least one foot and both my wrists. As far as being permanently disabled, that's a good question. I don't know. Certainly, everything does seem harder.
AMOS: As the Arab Spring unfolded a decade ago, Dawes joined an unofficial band of freelance journalists, adrenaline junkies and medics - first in Libya and then in Syria.
DAWES: I thought I'd show up with a camera and go all the places nobody else did. And indeed, I found I could. I broke many rules and was not well-liked.
AMOS: Professional journalists were wary of him and his changing roles - part-time war photographer, self-taught medic. In an interview with NPR in 2011, he said he fought with rebels for weeks. When the story moved from Libya to Syria, Dawes moved too. In October 2012, he arrived at a Turkish hotel near the Syrian border, lugging a helmet, a bulletproof vest, medical supplies and hope that his luck would hold. A day after crossing into Syria, he disappeared. Soon after, he was listed as missing on the FBI website. Dawes describes his capture at a checkpoint by Syrian regime loyalists. Hooded and handcuffed, he was quickly transferred to a political prison in the Syrian capital.
DAWES: Remember, these cells are all underground. There is no sunlight.
AMOS: Interrogations were cruel and constant.
DAWES: Well, let me see if I can imitate my interrogator.
You are CIA. Who runs you? - he would yell, and then he would beat me.
AMOS: He became an unwilling witness to barbarous treatment inside the Syrian prison system.
DAWES: I saw awful things. I saw them actually torture children. I think they let me see that because they were certain they were going to be able to kill me.
AMOS: He wasn't the only foreigner held in a Syrian prison. A few months after he was nabbed, a British citizen, Dr. Abbas Khan, was detained 48 hours after he crossed into Syria. Khan, an orthopedic surgeon and father of two, was moved by the plight of injured Syrian children, says his sister, Sara Khan.
SARA KHAN: Syria was kind of the talk at that time.
AMOS: She says her brother worked in a Turkish border hospital but then decided to cross into Syria to work in a rebel field hospital in the winter of 2012.
KHAN: He got in on November 20, and he was then obviously arrested on November 22. But within those 48 hours, I think he worked at four different field hospitals.
AMOS: Khan was also moved to Damascus, to a military prison. And that's where he met Kevin Dawes.
DAWES: We met each other when we were in adjacent cells. We able to speak to each other under the door. They would scald him with hot water and beat him. They did the same to me.
AMOS: These two desperate prisoners who could only whisper in the dark made a pact. Whoever got out first would get news out of the one left behind.
DAWES: The Syrians were concealing the fact they were holding me at all.
AMOS: Sara Khan picks up the story.
When did you hear about Kevin Dawes? When did you know that he was in the picture?
KHAN: That was when my mother flew out to Damascus in July.
AMOS: In 2012, Fatima Khan was determined to find her son. And remarkably, she did. She was allowed to talk to him in person and even observe his court hearings. On Kevin Dawes, Sara Khan says her brother kept his word. He insisted his mother alert the U.S. Embassy. Suddenly, Dawes' treatment improved. The torture stopped.
DAWES: They put me in a lit cell, as opposed to the pitch-black lice dungeon I had been kept in until then. I owe Abbas a lot.
AMOS: But Khan's treatment only got worse. In December 2013, Khan's mother was invited to Syria. Officials assured her her son would be released and home soon. Sara got updates by phone.
KHAN: She's bought gifts for everybody - flowers. You've got biscuits, chocolates, everything. A man comes out in a white lab coat and says to her, I need to give you my condolences. And she's like, I don't understand. And they're like, your son killed himself this morning.
AMOS: Syrian government officials insisted Khan was depressed and had hanged himself, which made no sense to Dawes.
DAWES: In these cells, there's no way to hang yourself. There is nothing to hang yourself on. He had no reason to commit suicide - no reason to. He was going home.
AMOS: Khan's body was eventually shipped back to Britain, where an official inquest concluded that Abbas Khan had been killed by the Syrian regime. Dawes was released three years after Khan died. In October, Dawes filed suit against the Syrian government in a U.S. district court in Washington, D.C. He's alleging torture and mistreatment. The Syrian government hasn't responded to the lawsuit, nor to NPR's request for comment.
But even with no response, Dawes is still eligible for compensation from a U.S. fund set up in 2015. It's the U.S. Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund, says his lawyer, Kirby Behre.
KIRBY BEHRE: So it's created an opportunity for the victims of this horrible, horrible, nightmarish treatment to actually get some compensation for what they suffered.
AMOS: The Khan family plans legal action, too, against the Syrian regime in a British court. And they now have a key witness.
DAWES: I am his last witness. I know he was tortured. I can tell them all about the prison we were in.
KHAN: Kevin's testimony is the only one that we have, in terms of actually somebody seeing him or hearing him being interrogated.
AMOS: Kevin Dawes, drawn to the Middle East to launch a journalism career, will finally have his most important reporting role in a U.S. and a British court.
Deborah Amos, NPR News.
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Deborah Amos covers the Middle East for NPR News. Her reports can be heard on NPR's award-winning Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and Weekend Edition.
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Deadline Extended on Mullican Flooring Installer Contest
Nov 12, 2021 | Mullican Flooring
Readers to select favorite installation, vote on top prizes
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., Nov. 12, 2021 — Mullican Flooring, a leading manufacturer of quality hardwood floors, announces extended entry dates for its Flooring Installer photo contest, which launched last month.
The competition, which is being held on Mullican's social media platforms, now allows for entrants to post a photo of their work through Friday, Dec. 17. Entrants may post photos on their preferred social platform with the tag @Mullicanflooring.
Mullican will compile the best images and videos in an online album, which will be posted on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn on Saturday, Dec. 18. Followers can comment and like submissions they believe are the top choices through Friday, Jan. 14, and the top three winners will be announced on social media on Monday, Jan. 17.
Prize packages include products from Mullican Flooring, Wagner Meters, the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA), American Sanders, and Pro Drive HD.
"One of the best parts of our job is getting a look at the many beautiful living spaces that craftsmen and women across the nation are creating with Mullican hardwood flooring," said Amber Stringer, director of marketing. "This contest gives us the opportunity to show off those spaces and reward installers for their skill and hard work."
Top winners will be awarded prize packages valued at $1,545 for first place, $1,240 for second and $765 for third place. Prizes include an engineered nail gun and staples, moisture meters, temperature and humidity data loggers, NWFA membership and classes, tool bags, tools and more.
In addition, every installer who submits photos for the contest will receive a prize package that includes a mallet, tapping block, mallet cap, NWFA t-shirt and more, valued at $150. Installers who submit videos with tips for installing Mullican Flooring products along with their installation project photos will also receive a $25 Amazon gift card.
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It took 15 years for Peyton Manning and Tom Brady to do this on the same day, and they're probably not happy about it.
The New England Patriots' Tom Brady and the Denver Broncos' Peyton Manning have been NFL starters together for 15 years now. They're two of the most decorated quarterbacks in league history, combining for five Super Bowls and seven NFL MVP awards.
However, after more than a decade in the NFL, Brady and Manning had yet to throw pick-sixes on the same day. On Sunday, they did for the first time ever, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Brady's was his first (and only) interception of the season, though it could have easily been avoided. The pass went off of teammate Julian Edelman's hands and into those of Indianapolis Cots safety Mike Adams, as he took it 14 yards to the house.
Manning's, on the other hand, was his ninth of the season. Coincidentally, it also came on a tipped pass. Manning's throw bounced off Broncos running back Ronnie Hillman's hands, and Cleveland Browns linebacker Karlos Dansby took advantage of the miscue. Dansby ran it back 35 yards to the end zone for the score, putting the Browns up 21-16.
It took 15 years for Manning and Brady to throw pick-sixes on the same day, and they both came on miscues from their receivers. That's just the way football goes.


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De-Armoring the Face
Ramon Castellanos
Most of us in the movement and even therapy based fields do not pay attention to the face.
This is a pretty big gap considering there are 43 muscles in your face. Have you ever wondered why this is the case?
Face exercises are not very sexy, and also while not glamorous, they carry an intense emotional charge, because to work with the face in its full capacity is to work with emotions, as there is no way around it. The muscles in the face are muscles of emotional expression.
The thing here though is that the face is also an intensely social part of us as well. It's one of our primary modes of connection with humans.
The muscles of the face can and do become chronically tight, lax or shut off entirely. Then, because we use the face for emotional and social expression, this tightness is basically the mask we put on. The mask can either be something we present or something we use to hide. But the truth is there. To take off the mask is to open ourselves to a broader range of feeling and expression.
Whether it is a chronic emotional pattern cemented on your face, pulling the rest of your feeling system with it, or a cover, the face is HUGE.
This work was really tough for me at first, and its also been really helpful. See, I was not always the most expressive person and was quite socially awkward at times in the past, but most people would not know it these days, and while I cannot credit that purely to face work, it has played a critical role.
How would your life change if you were more expressive and had a broader range of feeling states?
Breaking social norms and expectations can be so fucking freeing….its great. We can get so stuck in acceptable formats and habitual modes of feeling that we lose a sense of who we really are in any given moment.
Breaking out of this trap is one of the most useful aspects of movement practice, and it pains me that this power is rarely worked with, in favor of just more acceptability.
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Why must ye slaughter one another?
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To ease the lot of men?


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WEATHER: A bit of change was in the works for us this week. On Thursday the wind started to blow from the northwest pretty hard but it was dying off around sunrise, then picking up again in the afternoon. It brought cooler temperatures with it as well. While we started the week with lows in the high 70��s, by weekend we had morning highs of 68 degrees two days in a row. Our daytime highs started the week in the mid 90��s and as of the weekend we had highs in the high 70��s. Mid week delivered a bit of cloud cover as well, but no rain.
WATER: Either wind wind pushed it around or the current along the Pacific side became much stronger, but whatever the reason the cool water from the Pacific side wrapped itself around the Cape and intruded as far up the Sea of Cortez as the East Cape. While the water on the Cortez side of the Cape began the week being in the low 80��s, it ended the week in the mid 60��s, a significant change. Along with the cool water came a color change and with a green tinge to it the water was not quite a good as we had been seeing. Couple that with the wind in the afternoons and the associated choppy conditions it is understandable that many charters came in around noon or 1pm. The mornings were fine but once noon came around it was time to head back. We had some good sized swells early in the week but they tapered off at the end of the week and were averaging just 3-5 feet instead of 5-7 feet.
BAIT: Water conditions were not favorable for Sardinas this week so it didn�ft matter where you went, there were none to be found. Most of the bait boats had plenty of Mullet for sale as well as some decent Caballito, and a few of them had Mackerel, all available at the normal $3 per bait. Ballyhoo, thawed out, were also available at $3 or $4 each, depending on who you bought them from.
BILLFISH: Striped Marlin were scarce for most of the boats this week but a few were able to do well on them. A private boat I know of caught four in one day, as well as two small Blue Marlin, and a charter boat we use released three Striped Marlin one day as well. You really had to be in the right place at the right time. The private boat reported catching his Striped Marlin in the vicinity of the 1150 while the charter boat found his close to Palmilla point. Other boats working the same areas reported seeing fish but could not get them to bite. Like I said, right place at the right time! I heard of a few other Blue Marlin being caught early in the week but as the water on the Cortez side cooled down they disappeared.
YELLOWFIN TUNA: Still very on-off fishing, those that got into a decent school and worked it hard were rewarded with limits on Tuna that averaged 25 pounds in the area between just outside the 1150 and withing 6 miles of the arch. There one day, gone the next, as often happens with these fish. The better catches were had by boats that lucked into schools associated with porpoise, but blind strikes were also significant. With a blind strike, and specially with a double or triple, working the area in a grid often resulted in many more hook-ups, at least until the school was lost. There were reports of some nicer fish from up in the Punta Gorda area, offshore, but beating it back home against the wind made that a trip only for the experienced, and those willing to take a gamble. There one day, gone the next!
DORADO: With the cool water moving in the bite for those nice Dorado we had been seeing dropped off quite a bit. There were still fish being found, but they had followed the warmer water so most of them were from the Gorda Banks area and farther up the Sea of Cortez. With an average weight of 25 pounds, these were a nice fish to have! Early in the week we were seeing quite a few larger fish, most of them in the 35-50 pound class, a good indicator of things to come once the water warms back up.
WAHOO: This being a full moon week the Wahoo were accommodating and many boats were returning flying an orange Wahoo flag. Most of the fish were between 35-45 pounds, but there were both smaller and larger fish reported. The largest I heard of was 78 pounds. Palmilla point and Punta Gorda as well as the associated small banks in the area kicked out most of the fish, but there were quite a few open water fish as well. I would guess that on average, about 15 percent of the charters caught Wahoo this week.
INSHORE: We had some decent Roosterfish in the surf this week, nothing big but averaging 15 pounds. There were a few larger 30 pound fish, but not many. The best method for these fish was slow trolling live Mullet. Also, since the water cooled off later in the week, some Yellowtail have returned to our area. Pangas were finding them around the Palmilla area as well as scattered around rocky points. Working yo-yo�fs and slabs in 120 to 200 feet of water off the points brought some nice fish to 30 pounds, but averaging 12 pounds. A few boats were able to get Grouper to 80 pounds off of underwater rock piles using live Caballito.
FISH RECIPE: My recipe has been taking too much space so if you want to see it, check out my wordpress blog a little later in the week, or subscribe to the blog and you will receive an email as soon as I post it.
NOTES: Sure hope the water warms back up. As it is, the cool water once again has resulted in the inshore fishing getting a bit better for eating quality fish, but offshore it has depressed the bite a bit. This weeks report was written to some great music by Jean-Luc Ponty off of his 1978 Atlantic Records recording �gCosmic Messenger�h. Until next week, tight lines!


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About WUCT
The WUCT Trustees work tirelessly to expand and grow our organisation to ensure we meet all the needs of our community. They bring with them a wealth of experience, knowledge and caring, to ensure we are always guided on the most productive path and ensure we continue to support the community in all of their needs.
Harold Stemmet, Chairman
Harold graduated from UNISA and has 35 years experience in Human Resources. His business, Time and Labour Consultants, focuses on helping small to medium companies.
With a heart for developing people and finding a healthy balance between work and life, his strong Christian values and specialist understanding of people, the law and the workplace have been of enormous value at WUCT. Harold has been a Trustee for WUCT since 2012.
Ann Albrecht
Ann lives in Westlake and has a background in Health Services, Education and Human Resource Management. She now works for the City of Cape Town and brings a range of skills and insights into issues affecting the local community. Her input is highly-valued link with local community.
Di Forrester
Di is a member of St Martin's Church and has been involved in the Home-Based Care since the beginning of WUCT. For many years Di volunteered and managed the reporting and administration of the HBC and now brings with her valuable understanding and relationships with Government & Community.
David Walsh
David Walsh is an Economics Graduate who has worked in the IT sector and Video Training before starting his current business as a Landscaper.
David represents the Church of the Holy Spirit on the Board of Trustees. Having been involved in the early creation of the gardens around WUCT, David has heart for assisting individuals in Westlake and the community more broadly. Recognising the value of education, health and employment, David focuses on the strategic objectives of WUCT and how effective policies can be implemented to develop these areas through programs such as Poverty Stoplight.
Chris Heiberg
Chris worked for Lewis Stores for forty years dealing with the public and working in the communities and townships.
On retiring he got involved with the Tokai Methodist Church Westlake Outreach whose mission is to improve living standards, serve the community and make a difference in the lives of others. His focus is on supporting Emmanuel Educare and the secondhand shop.
Chris says that "With unemployment being our biggest challenge in the country, my involvement in launching the church-driven Paradign Shift project and bringing in Communiversity to Westlake are projects close to my heart".
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   Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
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Adding Nodes
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Nodes are physical or virtual machines with a Docker installation.

Nodes can be either unmanaged, which mean that they were created manually,  by
provisioning a machine and installing Docker on it, in which case they have to
be registered in tsuru. Or they can be automatically managed by tsuru, which
will handle machine provisioning and Docker installation using your :ref:`IaaS
configuration <iaas_configuration>`.

The managed option is preferred starting with tsuru-server 0.6.0. There are
advantages like automatically healing and scaling of Nodes. The sections below
describe how to add managed and unmanaged nodes.

Managed nodes
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First step is configuring your IaaS provider in your tsuru.conf file. Please see
the details in :ref:`IaaS configuration <iaas_configuration>`

Assuming you're using EC2, the configuration will be something like:

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  iaas:
    default: ec2
    node-protocol: http
    node-port: 2375
    ec2:
      key-id: xxxxxxxxxxx
      secret-key: yyyyyyyyyyyyy

After you have everything configured, adding a new Docker node is done by
calling `node-add
<http://tsuru-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference.html#add-a-new-node>`_ in
:doc:`tsuru </reference/tsuru-client>` command. This command will receive
a map of key=value params which are IaaS dependent. A list of possible key
params can be seen calling:

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    $ tsuru node-add docker iaas=ec2

    EC2 IaaS required params:
      image=<image id>         Image AMI ID
      type=<instance type>     Your template uuid

    Optional params:
      region=<region>          Chosen region, defaults to us-east-1
      securityGroup=<group>    Chosen security group
      keyName=<key name>       Key name for machine

Every key=value pair will be added as a metadata to the Node and you can send
After registering your node, you can list it calling `tsuru node-list <http://tsuru-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference.html#list-nodes-in-cluster>`_

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    $ tsuru node-add docker iaas=ec2 image=ami-dc5387b4 region=us-east-1 type=m1.small securityGroup=my-sec-group keyName=my-key
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    $ tsuru node-list
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    | Address                                               | IaaS ID    | Status  | Metadata                   |
    +-------------------------------------------------------+------------+---------+----------------------------+
    | http://ec2-xxxxxxxxxxxxx.compute-1.amazonaws.com:2375 | i-xxxxxxxx | waiting | iaas=ec2                   |
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    |                                                       |            |         | keyName=my-key             |
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Unmanaged nodes
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To add a previously provisioned node you call the `tsuru node-add
<http://tsuru-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference.html#add-a-new-node>`_ with the
``--register`` flag and setting the address key with the URL of the Docker API
in the remote node and specify the pool of the node with ``pool=mypoolname``.

The docker API must be responding in the referenced address. To instructions
about how to install docker on your node, please refer to `Docker documentation
<https://docs.docker.com/>`_.

.. highlight:: bash

::

    $ tsuru node-add docker pool=mypoolname --register address=http://node.address.com:2375

To enable the new unmanaged node run this command:

.. highlight:: bash

::

    $ tsuru node-update http://node.address.com:2375 --enable


Does Niagara Falls Need a New Flag?
Have you seen the city of Niagara Falls, NY's flag, flock? It's unlikely: there aren't a lot of places where it flies, all of which are on Main Street. One hangs at the entrance of City Hall, another one hangs over a community center, an old one hangs inside of the Book Corner, and a modified one hangs at the new train station.
This is the only online image of the flag, and if you think this is a mock-up crudely made in Microsoft Paint, you'd be very wrong. The actually city flag looks like this at every location, save for the train station switching the crayon drawing for a real image of the Falls.
So, why am I bringing up the city flag?
For those of you not interested in watching a TED talk on flags, I'll boil it down. Flag design is supposed to be so simple, it can be instantly recognized on something roughly the size of a postage stamp (since that's the relative size of a flag in the distance on a flagpole). This means no seals, simplistic design, and no words.
The Niagara Falls flag looks like every municipal flag described in the video, and it hurts.
With the exception of the seal in the center, Buffalo's flag fits most good flag design elements. It's simple, easy to recognize, and fits the city.
Why is flag design important? Well, as mentioned in the TED talk, it's all about city unity. When a flag is designed so well that the entire city uses it as symbol, you can see residents' pride. This is why you can find the Buffalo flag hanging in BFLO gift shops, while it is basically impossible to find a Niagara Falls flag.
So, what can we do about it? Well, like many other cities around the nation, we could push to update our city flag. With the LiveNF community continuing to grow, now is the perfect time to create a design that will embolden our citizens. We could open design up to the residents, collect the best ones, and have them voted on (think of PB 360 and the recent push for hands-on government).
There's so much potential behind something as simple as a flag. With Niagara continuing to move forward, it's time that we lived up to that potential.


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NJ First in Preschool, But Thousands Still Left Out
New Jersey is top in the nation for the percentage of children attending preschool, according to a national report just released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Still, an estimated 88,000 New Jersey children lack access to a quality early education that can help them succeed in school and in life.
The First Eight Years: Giving Kids a Foundation for Lifetime Success sounds the alarm that the nation is failing to invest enough in a child's early years. Preschool is key to securing children's long-term success.
Read the news release and report.
Health Coverage Available for Foster Youth
Under the Affordable Care Act, New Jersey will begin providing health coverage to certain foster youth until age 26, effective Jan. 1, 2014.
Learn more and spread the word.
Although the state is not providing coverage for youth who aged out of foster care in other states and then moved to New Jersey, these youth may be eligible for NJ FamilyCare if they earn less than $15,282 a year. Please encourage youth you work with to apply at www.njfamilycare.org.
In other healthcare news, New Jersey's extension of Medicaid to people earning up to 133 percent of the poverty level is open for enrollment. Coverage begins Jan. 1.
Learn more and apply.
NJ kids wait for "forever" home
New Jersey children waiting to be adopted spent an average of 3.1 years in foster care in 2011 before finding a permanent home, according to new adoption fact sheets. Children age 9 and older are least likely to be adopted. The fact sheets were prepared by the State Policy Advocacy and Reform Center (SPARC), a national initiative that aims to improve outcomes for children and families involved with the child protection system, and the North American Council on Adoptable Children.
View NJ's adoption fact sheet.
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Here's what the $10M-$30M NYC investment sales market looked like last week
The Orbach Group takes a loss on an UWS rental building
Sep.September 10, 2019 08:15 AM
By Mary Diduch | Research By Nicholas Severin
Clockwise from top left: 3860 Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn, 50 Manhattan Avenue and 250 and 254 West 23rd Street (Credit: Google Maps)
Acadia Realty Trust buys retail in Sheepshead Bay for almost $28 million and the Orbach Group takes a $10 million loss on a rental property in the Upper West Side. Here are New York City's mid-market investment sales that were made public last week.
1.) Acadia Realty Trust sold 3860 Nostrand Avenue, a strip of two-story retail stores in Sheepshead Bay, for $27.65 million, according to property records. The buyer was ECA Buligo Nostrand Partners LP, with Christopher Wild as member. BSPRT CMBS Finance LLC provided just under $20 million in financing for the deal. Acadia had owned the site since 2013, when the firm acquired it for about $19.6 million. The real estate investment trust recently picked up a retail store in Soho along Greene Street for $24.8 million.
2.) Two Chelsea properties at 250 and 254 West 23rd Street traded for $19.25 million, property records show. The seller was long-time owner Jaffin-Segal Chelsea LLC and the buyer was TF Cornerstone. Three-story commercial buildings stand at both addresses, though 250 West 23rd Street is larger than the other property in the deal. It measures almost 16,000 square feet and houses an Apple Bank.
3.) About a block from Central Park in the Upper West Side, the Orbach Group sold 50 Manhattan Avenue for about $15.7 million, according to property records. The price marks a loss for the New Jersey-based firm, which had bought the six-story, 49-unit rent-stabilized apartment building in 2016 for $25.8 million. The property sits between West 102nd and 103rd Streets and spans 42,783 square feet, pricing the recent deal at roughly $368 per square foot. The new owner is an LLC linked to Miami investor Leon Agami. Israel Discount Bank of New York provided $12 million in financing. Commercial Observer first reported the sale.
4.) Avery Hall Investments picked up a Gowanus development site for $15 million, according to Kassin Sabbagh Realty, whose Isaac Shabot and David Marciano brokered the deal. The site contains a 19,000-square-foot auto body shop located at 272 4th Avenue on Carroll Street. The city is planning to rezone Gowanus, a move that could allow the site to yield up to 90,000 buildable square feet, according to Kassin Sabbagh, Avery Hall also is planning a 200,000-square-foot rental development at 204 Fourth Avenue, a plan that also hinges on the council's rezoning.
5.) A vacant parcel of land at 37-29 31st Street went for $13.3 million, according to property records. The seller, an LLC registered to NorthEnd Equities, bought the site in 2015 for $7.38 million. The buyers were 37-29 31st St LLC and 166 Manhattan CM LLC. The property sits between 37th and 38th avenues, near the 39th Avenue subway station.
BrooklynChelseaInvestment Sales
Brooklyn boasted $9B in investment sales last year
Zero deals signed for $4M homes in Brooklyn last week
Owners of vacated CA Technologies' campus paid pennies on the dollar
Midtown hotel trades for $38M in another slow week for midsize i-sales
Brooklyn leads NYC in demolition permits — by a wide margin


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Photograph of Alice Schille's "The Simple Life (Water Color)" at PAFA's 28th Annual Water Color Exhibition, 1930.
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Q: Stock images for web design I was told that practicing building numerous sites (even for yourself) is the best way to improve skillset. However I am unsure what to do about images as these are only personal sites I do not want to spend lots of money on stock images and there wasn't many good free stock photos available. Can any web designers/developers suggest what the best process is for creating sites with little resources?
Thanks

A: You are right that stock photos are a waste of money if you are building for personal projects, but there are plenty of free stock photo websites:
http://deathtothestockphoto.com/ is a good choice
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Start making things and eventually study the pattern in which these simple templates are made.
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Malika Haqq's Net Worth (Updated 2021)
by Jenifer Lopez
What is Malaika Haq's net worth?
Favorite Quotes from Malika Haq
3 great lessons from Malika Haq
1. be careful
2. have a family
What do you think about Malaika Haq's net worth? Please leave a comment below.
Malaika Haque is an American actress and television personality, best known for her role as Penny in the 2005 film Sky High. He starred in the film along with his twin sister Khadija Haq.
As of 2021, Malika Haque has total assets of $ 600 thousand.
Malika Haque was born on March 10, 1983 in Los Angeles, California. She holds an American nationality and is of African-American ethnicity.
She is the daughter of African-American parents. She has a twin sister named Khadija Haq McRae, who is also an actress. There is no information about his parents.
Malika started her career playing minor roles in films and TV shows. There is no precise information about how and when he started his career. She had her first acting role at the age of 19 in an episode of 'Strong Medicine'.
She has been featured in the show 'Keeping Up the Kardashian' since Season 2, she became a part of the show when her best friend Khloé Kardashian requested her to make an appearance on the show.
Haq played a role in the 2005 film 'Sky High'. He also had a minor role in ATL in 2006.
He guest starred in the TV shows Khloe and Lamar and Dash Dolls. He played a small role in 'Sambadi Help Me 2'. He also played the lead role in 'Omarion's Video Speedin'.
Here are some of the best things about Malaika Haq's career:
Strong Medicine (TV-show, 2000–2006)
Keeping Up With the Kardashians (TV-Show)
Sky High (movie, 2005)
"I was wrong before and I will be wrong again, but I am sure I will not make excuses (alcohol) in an interview to gain self-pity and save face. No one in my life will behave like that coward. " – Malika Haq
"Thank you guys for coming out and supporting me on everything." It's real, and Eylure has been super real with a project I've been working on for over nine months now. " – Malika Haq
"We take care of each other. We are a pair that is really hard to come by, but we are blessed for each other and we are far from it. Whenever you have someone who doesn't mind your back, it's like a family member. " – Malika Haq
"The universe is not trying to break you, my dear, it is trying to find a way to awaken you so that you will see what is real and worth fighting for. It takes time to recover, but also courage. " – Malika Haq
"I think it was a very fun process for us because makeup is what we both love. So, you sit and dress up together and you play with makeup and you're on each other's stuff. Try and you find out what works. Being able to come together and create something that we really love and when we are ready and we want to do our makeup is really It was a lot of fun. There's a lot of work and details that go into it … I had a lot to learn, but I loved the process and found that I was really good at something else. " – Malika Haq
Now that you know all about Malaika Haq's net worth, and how she achieved success; Let us take a look at some of the strongest lessons we can learn from them:
Beware of compliments … give them freely, but when they love you or get angry with them, don't take them seriously.
Having a family is a beautiful and heroic act, so go for it! Do not be afraid to have children.
Appreciate every age group .. Everyone has something to celebrate and something to teach.
Malaika Haq is an American actress and TV personality. He rose to fame for his guest appearances in Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Khloe and Lamar and Dash Dolls.
As of 2021, Malika Haque has total assets of about $ 600 thousand.


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Magical Adventures Over Seas, Rivers and Lands for the New Year
After more than a year from a COVID-induced hiatus, cruise ships are once again leaving port for all points on the globe.
Unicorns are not a common sight.
"Go ahead, put them on the list," a mom advises her 8-year-old Suzy, who has a magic marker in hand and wants to add her sighting to the wildlife inventory on our small-ship Southeast Alaska cruise. So she inscribes her magical discovery: unicorns!
"Magical" is a word often applied to Alaska's landscape and wildlife. My journey three years ago aboard UnCruise's 86-passenger SS Legacy brought sightings of dozens of creatures big and small, from whales to woodpeckers to sea lions, spruces to the carnivorous sundew plant, humpbacks to heffalumps. Well, no heffalumps.
Narwhals are the unicorns of the sea. By Dottedhippo/Getty Images
Return of Vacation Cruises
Shut down for well over a year worldwide because of COVID-19, vacation cruising began to return this past year. Boats from the modest to the immense have left their lockdown docks and returned to the water. This return has ignited cruise travelers' passion for dreaming of their destination, even if it is not an immediate trip.
"We're seeing bookings into 2023 and beyond," says Lisa Anciaux, AAA Washington director of travel products. "Lots of people are excited to get going again, and the experience is more appealing in some ways —distancing protocols may mean a ship that can carry 4,000 passengers only has 1,400.
"As always, Alaska is the most popular destination. And many travelers today feel the small ships are safer," she said.
With the COVID-19 situation still evolving, Anciaux recommends booking a cruise with maximum possible flexibility, and being prepared to adapt as world circumstances change. Experienced travel agents also can help navigate the logistical complexities.
Let me add one more thing: Dream big. There may never be a better time. If you need more inspiration, here are some of my favorites.
Cruising in Alaska by Mariadav/Adobe Stock Images
Inside the Inside Passage
Whales, bears, glaciers, totems and, yes, unicorns — the sights and sounds of Alaska have become worldwide icons since sightseeing cruises started in the late 19th century. One superb way to experience a different side of the northern half of the Inside Passage is on a small-ship cruise operated by UnCruise, Alaskan Dream or Lindblad. It's more fun, more intimate.
In the last boom year, 2019, 1.3 million cruise passengers sailed to Alaska. Numbers now are far below that, so you can see the Great Land's best with fewer crowds. Holland America, Norwegian, Carnival and Princess are the "big boys" in this region; Seabourn, Windstar, Regent Seven Seas and Oceania are the mid-size luxury operators.
Top tip: May and early June are the best-weather months in Southeast Alaska. And unless you simply must cross Glacier Bay off your list, Hubbard Glacier and Tracy Arm offer equally memorable glacier viewing.
Shoot for the moon: Northwest Passage. What used to be a geographical myth is now arguably the world's most exotic cruise, from Alaska to eastern Canada, navigating the Arctic Ocean. European explorers spent centuries looking for the fabled Northwest Passage. Now, global warming has made it quite real, from Nome to Greenland and eastern Canada.
The land of polar bears, narwhals (authentic unicorns of the sea), Beluga whales, icebergs and ice caps, this route is as scenic, mysterious and exotic as they come. Norway's Hurtigruten and National Geographic plan to sail the route in late summer 2022, and other expedition lines may jump aboard as well.
View from the Thames river by Richie Chan/Adobe Stock Images
Rollin' on the River
Many of the world's major cities were founded beside a river. The Danube, Mississippi, Hudson, Thames, Seine, Nile, Columbia… the list of important rivers is long. Riverboats are smaller than ocean-going boats, and they enable easy passage among glamorous cities such as Vienna, Budapest, Paris, New Orleans, Cairo, Saigon, Ventianne and more.
The world's premier river cruise is undoubtedly the Danube, Europe's mother river, with a half-dozen major lines operating sleek boats that visit Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Romania. Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade and Bratislava are capitals along or near the river. Every mile is steeped in history dating to the Roman Empire.
The biggest surprise on river cruises — even in Europe — is how much of the journey traverses open countryside. In the U.S., Mississippi River trips include New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis and Minneapolis, but the journey also reveals rural America.
The upper river, from St. Louis north, is especially scenic in late September and October, when forests are in color and bald eagles are gathering for winter. Two lines, American Cruise Lines and American Queen Steamboat Co., operate charming replica paddleboats here; and Viking, the top-notch European river line, has jumped into the market.
Top tip: Even more than on ocean cruises, it's easy to disembark in any port and walk around, as in Budapest or New Orleans. In Vienna, you have to take a short taxi ride to the city center. Many river cruise boats offer city-center shuttles.
Shoot for the moon: Several expedition lines sail the Amazon, either in the upper basin (home of pink dolphins) or out of Manaus, the capital of the Amazonas state in northwestern Brazil, which flourished during the rubber boom in the early 20th century.
A wooden statue of the Trojan Horse at Troy by Epic Images/Adobe Stock Images
Ancient History, Modern Pleasures
Helen of Troy is waving at us.
It's not really Helen but a random tourist. And she's waving at the traveler standing next to my friend Curt and I. We are at the ancient city of Troy, enjoying an odyssey in the eastern Mediterranean. "Helen" is peering out of a mockup of the Trojan horse — and like everything on our 10-day voyage, this excursion on Turkey's Aegean coast is equal parts enjoyable, exotic and educational.
Troy was an ancient city whose ruins encompass nine layers dating from the early Bronze Age to the Byzantine era. As a modern travel destination, you'll find two Trojan Horse mockups, a tour through the stone ruins and the chance to ponder the line between myth and reality.
Equally wonderful experiences await at Ephesus, where you can admire the most impressive ancient ruins in the eastern Mediterranean while petting the city's famous resident dogs and cats. Then there is the sensational Temple of Aphrodite near Corinth.
In Santorini, not only did we gawk at the famed blue-roofed chapel and its stunning view, we savored awesome baklava at a ridge-top bakery, and fresh mackerel grilled over charcoal.
Top tip: Be ready to bring home shawls and rugs from Turkey. The hand-woven rugs are top quality.
Shoot for the moon: The premier ancient civilization cruise on this planet is arguably a Nile River cruise on a private boat called a dahabiya, which blends centuries of Nile basin tradition with modern luxury. Itineraries include Luxor and other, smaller sites rarely visited by land-tour travelers.
Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood in St. Petersburg from Adobe Stock Images
Bliss on the Baltic
Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Copenhagen — the Nordic and North European capitals ringing the Baltic Sea are among Europe's most appealing aesthetically and culturally, and vast birch and pine woodlands frame tidy farmsteads in the countryside. Thousands of islands dot the approach to Sweden's capital Stockholm, which is rightly called the "Venice of the North."
Top tip: Innumerable Baltic overnight "ferries" cruise among Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo, Tallinn and Stockholm, and provide a one-night, two-day excursion. Staterooms aren't lavish, but the passing scenery will be your focus.
Shoot for the moon: There is just one way for Americans to visit Russia without undergoing an arduous visa process — book passage on one of the many cruise itineraries that stop in St. Petersburg for one or two nights and allow passengers to tour the city during the day. The Hermitage, Peterhof Palace, Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood: All can be squeezed in by energetic travelers.
–Written by Eric Lucas
–Top photo is of the Hubbard Glacier in Alaska from ihboucault/Adobe Stock Images
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