I just love the combination of tomato, fresh basil, and mozzarella.
This recipe combines all of the flavors melted into a nice gooey mess inside of a chicken breast.
Deliciousness that is SO easy to make.
Chicken. Boneless chicken breasts or cutlets are what you'll need.
I take the regular chicken breasts and slice them horizontally in 2 or 3 fillets.
Thinner chicken cooks faster, tastes better, and gives you more roll ups!
And it's all about quantity here. And quality.
Here's my yummy little secret. I was going to say my dirty little secret, but that doesn't really apply to food.
String cheese! I didn't have any mozzarella because we done gone ate it all up the night before with roma tomatoes, fresh basil, and vinaigrette. (but that's for another post) but you can use fresh mozz if you want to go all gourmet on me.
Really, you can use any cheese you have. I am all about substituting.
Maters. You need tamaters. Doesn't matter what shape they are, just chop them small enough to fit inside.
Basil. I'm so excited that I haven't killed this plant yet! It's hanging on and growing. That's success.
If you don't have fresh, use dried, or italian seasoning. Substitute!
You need some kind of bacon. You really do. But again, you can make this recipe without it. It just adds that extra something.
Turkey and beef bacons (can that be plural?) are staples in our house so I usually buy a few packages and throw them in the freezer.
Season the chicken fillets with salt and pepper and a dash of garlic powder.
Place a tomato, a piece of cheese, and a basil leaf in the middle.
and roll it up. I like to just roll it up and place the seam side down, no toothpicks involved.
I hate losing them and biting into a toothpick.
Oh. I almost forgot the all important bacon. You can choose to wrap the entire chicken with bacon or you can be a cheater (like me) and just drape a third of a piece over the top.
Sprinkle with some more salt and pepper and a bit of parmesan or pecorino romano cheese.
I also added a little broth to the pan.
Bake at 375 degrees for 30ish minutes. So precise, I know.
The flavors meld and melt while cooking and the bacon gives it a nice smokey flavor.
This is a do-able after work recipe that you can just throw together. While it's in the oven, you can cook some pasta and veggies and put together a salad and you have a great home cooked meal in less than 30 minutes.
Slice chicken into fillets. Season with S&P. Add cheese, tomato, and basil. Roll up and place seam side down in baking dish. Season with S&P and romano cheese. Cover each roll up with bacon. Add broth to the pan and bake at 375 degrees (F) for 20-30 minutes till done.
Make as much or as little as you need. My kind of recipe.
We don't eat grains (or at least for the most part) at our house and when I saw this recipe it reminded me of our "to go" lunch meal. We use Applegate turkey, spread some avacado on the turkey, some chopped veggies and roll the turkey. Yummy.
Yes Jenn. You could just roll it or even bake and reheat the next day. The flavors will meld nicely!


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For Sale painting by Pol Dom
Titled 'Champs Élysées, Rond Point' l.l.
Provenance: Family of the artist
Biography Pol Dom
Paul (Pol) Dom (Antwerpen 1885 - Den Haag 1978) was born in Antwerp. After his studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, he went to the painting village of Laren in the Netherlands in 1909. He lived in Brussels for another three years with his wife and artist Betsy van Gelder before settling in The Hague for good with his daughter. In 1936 Pol Dom also took Dutch nationality. He was a member of Pulchri Studio and the Haagse Kunstkring and exhibited there frequently. In addition, his work was shown at exhibitions in Amsterdam (St. Lucas), The World Exhibitions of Paris (1937) and New York (1939) and further in Barcelona, Venice, Toronto (1940) and Buenos Aires. Dom was inspired by a variety of materials and subjects. In addition to being a painter, he was above all a draftsman and graphic artist and earned his living as a cartoonist for the Haagse Courant and for children's books, including Kruimeltje by Chris van Abcoude and De Schippers van de Kameleon by Hotze de Roos.

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Governor Chris Sununu will boost New Hampshire's campaign to improve security in public schools by another $10 million, bringing total school security spending to nearly $30 million over the past year, The New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
The additional funding would mean that grants would be available for as many as 90 percent of school buildings in the state. Republican leaders in the state Senate tacked the $10 million additional spending onto a measure to provide a first-time death benefit of $100,000 for public school educators killed on the job.
Last January, a House-Senate budget committee approved 170 proposals, vetted by a School Infrastructure Safety Commission, to spend the first $19 million from a school safety project fund. All approved projects fall into three categories: imminent dangers and health risks, security enhancements, and fiber-optic internet access. Of the first grants approved, more than 80 percent were for critical security improvements like reinforced windows and doors, exterior door-locking systems and early detection systems.
Two examples from the Union Leader include Manchester, which spent much of its early 2018 grants on upgrading door locks and CCTV installations, and Nashua, which made improvements to school entrances and installed security cameras.


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South finds rhythm in win over Cigarroa
By Garrett Kroeger, LMTonline.com / Laredo Morning Times
Published 8:35 am CST, Tuesday, December 31, 2019
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United South head coach Carmelo Gonzalez knew his team would be a work in progress when the season started. The Panthers lost 11 seniors from last year's playoff team. This season, three freshmen and four sophomores have found their way into the rotation.
Slowly but surely, United South has continued to grow throughout its non-district schedule, and it capped off pre-district play with a convincing 83-40 win over Cigarroa Monday.
"We took care of business," Gonzalez said. "We came out a little sluggish in the first quarter. After that the boys got into a nice little rhythm and made some stops defensively. It allowed us to transition that into easy offense, and the scoreboard took care of itself."
While the Panthers won by 43 points, they had a rough first quarter. United South (14-9) missed routine shots that it typically hits. After the first eight minutes of play, the Panthers found themselves down 9-7. Yet in the last three quarters, United South found its rhythm and outscored Cigarroa 74-31.
That's what Gonzalez and the Panthers have been striving for throughout non-district competition: consistency. United South has shown flashes this season but had yet to put all the puzzle pieces together.
Some games the Panthers will score in the mid-60s to 70s. Then other games they will score in the 40s or 50s. Gonzalez was pleased to see his team end non-district play with such a decisive victory.
Rodriguez has made multiple starts at point guard for United South.
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"This was big before our first district game," Gonzalez said. "We wanted to knock off the little holiday rust off from the five-day break and just get ourselves into a good rhythm before we host Alexander Friday. It's our first district game and it's a big game. I thought the boys played well."
United South was led by Armando Ceballos who scored 16 points in the win. The Panthers also got contributions from AJ Cisneros and Joey Rodriguez who scored 15 and seven, respectively. Cigarroa (4-20) was led by sophomore Juan Becerra with nine points. Becerra recently moved up from the junior varsity squad for the Toros.
With 23 games in the books, Gonzalez has liked the growth he has seen from his team since the first practice to now, even if it has been a slow progression.
"We have been growing slowly but surely," Gonzalez said. "The first few weeks we were still trying to put the pieces together. I feel like we are finally there now. It's just establishing our rhythm now and getting comfortable with our system."
While the District 29-6A season is only a few days away, Gonzalez knows his team isn't 100% complete yet. He would like to see more from his offense in terms of scoring. He would like more from his defense in terms of discipline. Yet the coach knows his team can improve in every facet of the game.
"We still have to work on a little bit of everything," Gonzalez said. "Nothing is perfect. Nothing is great yet. We must continue to work and practice, get better, be more disciplined on defense, be a lot cleaner with our offense, little things like that. But it's by no means where we want to be. We can improve in every little aspect."
United South will host Alexander in the first District 29-6A game of the season at 2:30 p.m. Friday. The Bulldogs enter the matchup after a solid win over San Antonio Lee Saturday. As for Cigarroa, it hosts Alice to open District 29-5A action at 7 p.m. Friday.
In other local action, LBJ closed pre-district with a 105-78 win over Carrizo Springs. Chris Merino led the way with 17 points for the Wolves while Jerry Garcia and Ramon Anguiano both chipped in 11. LBJ (18-7) opens district play at home against Del Rio at 7 p.m. Friday.
St. Augustine returned to the floor as it lost 68-52 on the road to St. Anthony's. Diego Romo led the Knights with 11 points. St. Augustine (14-17) begins district play at 6 p.m. Jan. 8 at home against John Paul II.
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Noted Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates, Jr. recounts the full trajectory of African-American history in his groundbreaking series The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross. The series explores the evolution of the African-American people, as well as the multiplicity of cultural institutions, political strategies, and religious and social perspectives they developed — forging their own history, culture and society against unimaginable odds. Using video clips from The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross, this collection of lesson plans addresses a wide range of themes of the African-American experience from 1500 to the present.
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Should Black History Month be ended? That's the question explored by African American filmmaker Shukree Hassan Tilghman as he embarks on his cross-country campaign. Both amusing and thought provoking, More Than a Month examines what the treatment of history tells us about race and power in America. Classrooms can use the guide without watching the entire film, by watching the film clips and discussing the synopsis. "Whose History" provides a one-to-three day lesson plan designed to further students' understanding of the film and to explore the question of how different cultural groups are acknowledged in American history, media, and culture.
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"A Place Out of Time: The Bordentown School" provides teachers with a touchstone to convey important concepts in American history to high schoolers. In this lesson, students compare ideas and information from various sources to understand how oral histories contribute to our understanding of segregation. Students then conduct their own interviews to further their own understanding of individual experiences during segregation.
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So there I am reading my favourite online Swedish newspaper in English and thinking that's up in the north.
The,whilst I am reading at 10-05am today, a snow blizzard starts here!! Such big flakes as well. It's +5C so it won't be staying, but isn't nature amazing?


Part 1: Corporate Submission - Two tax collectors find more than they can handle ona visit to Mistress Isabella's dungeon. Also starring Eden Wells and Jewell Marceau.
This story, written and directed by John Fitzgerald is story one of a 2 part series.
Make sure to check out Part 2.


It's a simple concept of adding 2 inflatable pontoons on the sides of your SUP that act like training wheels on a bike. Convert any SUP to a stable platform for learning the initial paddling motions to fishing, yoga, or bringing a dog or child along. The stand up paddle board Stabilizers feature an additional rugged nylon cover that protects the bladders inside while the Training Wheels are constructed of 100% PVC. Inflate and install the airhead SUP stabilizers on any stand up paddle board in minutes and see how much added balance they provide. Stand up paddle board stabilizers are great for beginners, rough water, and larger sized paddlers.


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This beautifully carved standing Buddha has his right hand held up in the abhaya mudra or fear not hand position. He is wearing long robes that cover his entire body. the natural creases of the robes are perfectly carved into the entire length of the robes. His hair is put up into a bun on top of his head that resembles a finial. The artist gave the stone a two tone color of deep green and brown giving the piece a warm desert feel. The Buddha's expression is warm and loving with a handsome face. We like this Buddha statue so much that it is currently next to the entrance of our showroom in Oceanside, CA.
About Lava Stone: The lava stone used for our sculptures was quarried in the volcanic mountains of Indonesia. The lava stone is a solid stone that is perfect for any type of location and weather conditions, hot or cold, wet or dry. The stone is versatile in that it can be colored in a wide spectrum of colors. It can also be polished or unpolished giving giving it a clean or rough feel. In humid conditions if it is left untouched it takes on a very mysterious, antique, worn look like you would see in the temple ruins of south east Asia.
"If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly, our whole life would change."
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The Buddha, whose original name was Siddhartha Gautama, was the founder of Buddhism, the religion and the philosophical system that produced a great culture throughout much of southern and eastern Asia. Buddha, meaning "awakened one" or "enlightened one" is a title not a name. In Hindu Dogma, the Buddha is viewed as being the 9th avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu.
The Buddha was a son of the rulers Sakyas. He was married at the age of 16 and lived in luxury and comfort sheltered from the harsh realities of life. When he was 29 he realized that men are subject to old age, sickness and death. He became aware of the suffering inherent in existence. He resolved to give up princely life and become a wandering ascetic (samana) in search for the Truth.
With the two of samanas he attained mystical states of elevated consciousness but he failed to find the Truth. He continued his search and was joined by five ascetics in a grove near Uruvela, where he practiced sever austerities and self-mortification for six years. When he fainted away in weakness, he abandoned ascetic practices to seek his own path to Enlightenment. Discarding the teachings of his contemporaries, through meditation he achieved Enlightenment, or ultimate understanding. There after the Buddha instructed his followers in the dharma (truth) and the "Middle Way" a path between worldly life and extremes of self-denial.
The essence of the Buddha's early preaching was said to be the four Noble truths: 1) life is fundamentally disappointment and suffering. 2) suffering is a result of one's desires for pleasure, power, and continued existence; 3) to stop disappointment and suffering on must stop desiring; and 4) the way to stop desiring and thus suffering is the Noble eight fold path - right views, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right awareness and right concentration. The realization of the truth of anatman (no eternal self) was taught as essential for the indescribable state of release called nirvana.
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AS if she don't officially have a birthday date, the first time Rosalina appeared to the world was in November 1st 2007 when Mario Galaxy was available in Japan. I consider this date as her birthday and seem I'm not the only due to some other artists on Deviantart who made celebrations illustrations at the same time.
I think this one is the last for Rosalina's birthday, thanks so much for your kindness and this wonderfull illustration Shao-pix.
Nintendo made a new announcement video and at start announced it will be a little different than usual, for sure it was different and kinda weird (they used like a vocaloid for French voice, nothing expressive and the result was perfect for a headache).
Rosalina was just announced as playable character in Smash Bros.
After Mario 3D world, there is one more game when I can see her… Damn, can't stop jumping… That's just amazing… Yeeeeaaahhhh!!!
My first commission for my birthday, of course I expected some gifts but for a bigger post I commissioned some drawings too. The first commission was to izka197 who already drew a Really cute Rosalina as commission for Tallon (see it here).
I want to say a huge thanks for everybody who (will) wish me an happy birthday but I'm to tired (and lazy) to write all names so thanks everybody and have a great day, oh yeah..


Now, Dupre directs Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace, an equally theatrical film about another celebrity artist, Kehinde Wiley. Wiley is known for his gigantic paintings of young black men, most of them posed head to toe in urban brands amid loud, ornate 18th century-inspired decorative motifs. He creates the sort of works that you'd imagine plastered on the walls of an eccentric Wes Anderson character.
In 2012, Wiley decided to shake things up and paint a series of African American women. He selected as models people he found on the streets of New York— young women with children, attitude, day jobs. He commissioned couture gowns for them by Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy, photographed them and unveiled the oversize paintings (produced by an army of artists in Beijing) at a wine-and-mingling opening at a Chelsea Gallery.
Dupre and producer Jessica Chermayeff of Show of Force were there throughout this project, filming in Harlem, Beijing and in a gorgeous, wild scene in the galleries of the Louvre that were closed by request for Wiley and crew to experience classical paintings with nary a tourist to disturb. Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace, now showing at SXSW (where it just won the Jury award for Best Documentary Short) before its fall debut on PBS, is a vibrant, earnest and audacious film about an elite artist who, despite his fame, remains charmingly unpretentious.
Tribeca: Jeff, you were producer of The Artist is Present and director on this: what's the transition like?
Jeff Dupre: It's funny…my titles are always different on different films, but I feel like I'm always doing the same thing, which means orchestrating a lot of very talented people. It's very different with feature films where the dividing line is very clear. With documentary, you don't know what the story is going to be; it's unfolding before your eyes.
Jessica Chermayeff: I suppose with some documentaries, there's someone very clearly directing. We interviewed Kehinde about five times and had almost two-hour interviews. He said so much and it was intellectually dense material to deal with. Our editor Ana Veselic was absolutely crucial in helping us to decipher what he was saying and how it was relevant to what we wanted to do.
JD: As a producer, Jess spent many nights and weekends in the edit room with Ana, carefully constructing scenes that were very challenging. She has a huge imprint on this film as a creative visionary.
Regardless of whether he's wearing a bespoke suit and walking along with three whippets, Kehinde is inclusive and playful. People just like him.
Tribeca: Some of the most vivid scenes are on the street when Kehinde is casting for models.
JD: It was the most fun for us. We shot in Harlem and Brooklyn and Queens and, similar to Kehinde's process , it's all about chance and spontaneity. It was very fun to run around with Kehinde.
JC: We didn't know totally to what extent we were going to involve the girls because they hadn't been cast yet. We realized quickly, though, that their lives were bringing a lot to the process.
Tribeca: Was the camera a challenge for the women?
JD: This is America where everybody suspects that they're going to be the subject of a reality show at some point.
JD: …in a bespoke suit. It was really fun to watch the girls respond to Kehinde and realize, when he showed them his books that, oh, this is not some cheesy little project. These are amazing paintings. They kind of make your hair stand on end.
Did Kehinde collaborate on the vision of the film?
JD: The only thing he weighed in on was when we were talking about his work broadly. He did have ideas about which paintings he would like to show. Other than that, he liked the way we were telling the story.
Tribeca: Was there any diva behavior?
JD: Of course, Kehinde is a diva in his own way.
Tribeca: Was the dynamic similar when working with Marina Abramovic?
JD: Well, Marina is someone who is completely fearless and would say, "oh, I'm deathly ill and vomiting. Come over and bring the camera." Kehinde was not like that. We could not go in at 6am in the morning and film him waking up in the morning. That was not his thing. Marina gave us the keys to her apartment on the first day of shooting and trusted us. Kehinde trusted us, but he was a little more guarded and, I would say, sane about it. I would be the same. Just as with Marina, we were showing how there's no division between his work and his life.
Tribeca: The soundtrack is fantastic—from the Nina Simone opening to some almost playful, classical tracks.
JD: For a long time, we were using contemporary music from music libraries. It was such a nightmare because it was so hard not to make it feel like some cheesy reality show or a hip hop-inflected music. It felt like, "here's a film about some black artist and we have hip hop music to reinforce that point!" So we brought on board Nathan Halpern, who scored Abramovic, and his music really elevated the film and pulled it together.
JC: Nathan did a really great job of bridging the gap between the art in the Louvre and the much more contemporary feel, which is what Kehinde's work is. Nathan managed to bring in hip-hop influences but his music still felt in tune with the very tasteful and high art world. Regardless of whether he's wearing a bespoke suit and walking along with three whippets, Kehinde is inclusive and playful. People just like him.
Tribeca: How challenging was it to show art in a satisfying, authentic way?
JD: His paintings are beautiful and look really vibrant on video. Of course, many of his paintings are vertically oriented and a TV screen is horizontally oriented, so in a lot of cases, we just showed details of his painting. However, we did some very cool graphic work to show a human being next to the large paintings in the Louvre and show the real scale.
JC: The paintings in Kehinde's "Down" series— of the men lying down, one where the young man looks like Christ—are 15-20-feet long. Most of those paintings are now in private collections or not being displayed, but it was important for us to show them.
This is America where everybody suspects that they're going to be the subject of a reality show at some point.
JD: We did some movie magic. It was a cool trick that we deployed where we went, filmed an empty gallery, and then an animator inserted the paintings into the room. So it's a shot of a real room with a real person standing there, but there's a painting inserted into it.
Tribeca: And you guys got to film in the Louvre, run around in there when it was closed!
JD: I have to say, it's kind of like once you fly first class, it's hard to go back to coach. Once you have the Louvre to yourself…I mean, there was the Mona Lisa with no one standing in front of her. It was a huge privilege.
Tribeca: In Beijing, Wiley talks about the painstaking process of the painting and how the final week is the slowest.
JD: It's very similar to making a movie, when you're down to the wire, time freezes and it's excruciating. Every little decision seems to tip the balance of the film wildly in one direction or the other. Like, oh my god, it's unwatchable!
Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace screens one more time at SXSW this Saturday, March 15, at 11:00AM. If you're not in Austin, you can watch the doc on PBS this Fall.


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E-Mail Meets Cellular Phones Through Roam Secure's Product
Sometimes phone lines are jammed, or it is too loud to hear, or talking in public seems inappropriate. David Levy and David Drescher, co-founders of Roam Secure Inc., hope that people will still pick up their cell phones to communicate -- using their product, which provides access to e-mail through cellular phones.
When Drescher and Levy founded the company 15 months ago, they planned to develop a next-generation network product. But they switched gears after realizing that broadband connections were not being deployed as quickly as many in the industry had first thought.
Instead, they spent the next five months developing a system to connect e-mail accounts and cell phones. The result, a service called RoaMail, reroutes e-mails from users' in-boxes to their cell phones, displays the messages and allows users to reply using the phone's dial pad.
Drescher and Levy say their product, which went on the market in May, is the only one available that enables people to read e-mail from personal cell phones. Similar services offered by competitors usually require that the customer purchase a separate gadget and pay a monthly fee, they said.
They think RoaMail can be equally helpful to busy professionals and college kids. The company is targeting people who might not want to invest in a hand-held computer, which can perform the same function, but still want e-mail access wherever they are.
The service works on most cell phones and can connect to any e-mail account except Hotmail and AOL, which have prevented other companies from accessing their servers. Individuals who sign up for RoaMail on the company's Web site pay $11 a month for the service, and corporations pay about $100 a year for each user. The company won't say how many customers it has so far.
Drescher and Levy believe the demand for products that help people stay connected will rise significantly in the coming months. On the day of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York and the Pentagon, RoaMail users were still able to send e-mail messages, despite clogged phone lines,they said, because text messages take up less network space.
Todd Barnes, an information technology consultant who has used RoaMail for several months, was driving to a meeting at the Capitol when it was evacuated. He realized after several tries that trying to use his cell phone to make calls was futile. He said, however, that he was able to send e-mail to check in with out-of-town family and friends.
"It's more important than ever for people to be in constant touch," Drescher said. "We think that this market is going to explode."
By Ellen McCarthy Washington Post Staff Writer, Copyright © 2001 The Washington Post Company


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Get out of Lockdown Boredom with these places
Were you planning to go to Goa with your friends, or was the most-awaited Ladakh trip finally happening? This time that plan was canceled not because of one of your friends, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Almost all our plans are at a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic. With no place to visit right now and a lot of time on your hands, why don't you plan a trip for the post-COVID situation?
Don't worry, we are here to help you out. India is a vast country with many places to visit and many cuisines to dig at. So we are going to let you know about the top 10 places to visit after Lockdown.
1. Lambasingi, Andhra Pradesh
Situated at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level, Lambasingi is cooler than its surrounding plain areas. A small village in Eastern Ghats of Chintapalli Mandal of Visakhapatnam district, it is the only place in Southern India which boasts of snowfall.
2. Gavi, Kerala
A village in Pathanamthitta district, Kerala on NH22 connecting Kollam and Madurai. It falls under the Periyar Tiger Reserve. Visitors can do various activities like trekking, wildlife watching, outdoor camping, and night safaris. The small village is enveloped in tropical forests, valleys, and waterfalls.
3. Lonar Crater, Maharashtra
For those who love science and want to visit places where there is an anomaly to scientific rules, Lonar Crater is the place for them. Spreading across 6 Kms in the Buldhana district of Maharashtra, the lake was formed due to a meteoric impact around 50,000 years ago. The water of the lake is both saline and alkaline, making it a one-of-its-kind lake.
4. Leh-Ladakh
A road trip dream destination for everyone, Leh-Ladakh is situated in the heavily disputed region, Kashmir. Overwhelmed with Buddhist culture, one must visit the monasteries to find peace amongst oneself. At an elevation of 3,500 meters, Ladakh doesn't disappoint anyone with its pristine sceneries and breathtaking beauty.
5. Killar-Kishtwar Highway, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir
If you are someone who loves road trips and wants a weekend getaway from all the COVID-19 news, Killar- Kishtwar Highway is the road for you. Reported as one of the World's Dangerous roads, a single trip is enough to get your adrenaline kicking. On one side you have, 1000 feet freefall into the river Chandrabhaga and a deadly mountain cliff hanging on the other. It's a guaranteed trip to heaven.
6. Tarkarli, Maharashtra
For water sports lovers, Tarkarli is a heaven on earth. Situated in the western region of Maharashtra, Tarkarli is known for its white sand and clear waves. It has a Karli river to its south, which is inhabited by dolphins and palm trees.
7. Auli, Uttrakhand
One of India's most exciting ski destinations, Auli is situated in the Chamoli District of Uttrakhand. Nature lovers visit Auli because of its vibrant apple orchards, old oaks, and pine trees. It is a popular ski destination due to its spellbinding views and glittering slopes.
8. Dholavira, Gujrat
For those who love history, Dholavira provides them with a complete package of admiration and beauty. The home to Indus Valley Civilisation takes you back in time, dating back to 7000 B.C.
9. Keibul Lamjao National Park, Manipur
Situated in Bishnupur District of Manipur, India, Keibul Lamjao is the one and only floating park in the world. Get ready to give your eyes a treat with sceneries that you have never seen before.
10. Nuranang Falls, Arunachal Pradesh
Situated at a height of 100 meters, in Tawang District of Arunachal Pradesh. It is still unknown to many tourists what a beauty Nuranang beholds.
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Il lago di Kuchuk (in russo Кучукское озеро, Kutschukskoje Ozero) è il secondo lago più grande del territorio dell'Altaj (Russia), dopo il lago di Kulunda, che si trova 6 km a nord e al quale è collegato attraverso un piccolo canale. È situato al centro della steppa di Kulunda.

Il lago di Kuchuk, che giace a 98,4 m sul livello del mare, è alimentato dal fiume Kuchuk, proveniente da est. È un lago salato ricco di sale di Glauber (solfato di sodio decaidrato). Si estende per 19 km di lunghezza e 12 di larghezza, ricopre una superficie di 181 km² e raggiunge una profondità massima di 3,5 m; in inverno non gela mai. La depressione formata dal lago è ovale e ben delineata. Il lago è circondato a sud-est e ad est da sponde alte da 10 a 12 m, mentre le sponde nord-orientali e nord-occidentali sono pianeggianti.

Il centro del lago è ricoperto da uno strato di mirabilite spesso fino a 2,5 m.

Le località più vicine al lago sono Blagoveščenka e Stepnoe Ozero, dove si trova lo stabilimento chimico Kutschuksulfat che sfrutta il solfato di sodio del lago.

Bibliografia
 Kuchuk in Grande enciclopedia sovietica, 1969-1978.

Kuchuk
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TOR 8, BOS 10 Final
Alex Cora Points Out Red Sox Player He's Excited To See Take Next Step
by Ricky Doyle on Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 3:22PM
The Red Sox received contributions from all over the place en route to winning the 2018 World Series, and it's quite possible Boston's roster will remain mostly intact for 2019.
So, who is manager Alex Cora looking forward to seeing take the next step when the Red Sox defend their title?
Jackie Bradley Jr., of course.
Cora revealed such Tuesday when asked the aforementioned question at the Major League Baseball winter meetings in Las Vegas. Bradley had an up-and-down 2018 campaign offensively, but he still provided excellent defense and produced several clutch hits in the postseason, even earning MVP honors for the American League Championship Series after the Red Sox defeated the defending champion Houston Astros to punch their tickets to the Fall Classic.
"Looking forward to Jackie the whole season. That's going to be cool," Cora told reporters in Las Vegas, per WEEI.com. "We had a conversation at (Red Sox catcher) Christian (Vazquez's) wedding, and that's when he said he's going to go to L.A. (to work with hitting guru Craig Wallenbrock). I told (my girlfriend) Angelica, this is going to be good.
"(Bradley) felt it and he understands who he is now and I don't think the whole — like the roller-coaster Jackie Bradley will happen again. He understands who he is. And with that offensive approach over 162 games, we'll see what happens."
Bradley finished the 2018 regular season batting .234 with 13 home runs, 59 RBIs and a .717 OPS. It's a far cry from his 2016 All-Star campaign, in which Bradley hit .267 with 26 homers, 87 RBIs and an .835 OPS, but the second-half improvements were obvious.
Bradley was batting .198 as late as July 1 but hit .272 with seven homers, 36 RBIs and an .823 OPS over his final 69 regular-season contests. The momentum carried over into the playoffs, where the 28-year-old played an extremely important role in Boston's championship triumph.
There were rumors Tuesday the Red Sox were fielding offers for Bradley, who is projected to earn a $7.9 million salary in 2019 and become a free agent after the 2020 season. Boston might be best served keeping the Gold Glove center fielder, however, especially if Cora truly believes the last few months of the 2018 season were a sign of things to come.
Thumbnail photo via Daniel Clark/USA TODAY Sports Images
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Myron L. Estabrook, Jr.,90, passed away on April 16, 2011 following a recent illness at MMC.
He was born May 27, 1920 to Myron and Sadie Estabrook of Yarmouth, Maine. He was born at home and spent the rest of his life on that same street living two houses down from the home of his birth in a house he built in 1949 with his wife of 67 years, Pauline Swift Estabrook.
During WWII he served in the Army for over four years having been assigned stateside duty and eventually joining General Patton's 3rd Army in Europe. He was then being prepared for assignment to the Pacific theater when the war ended and he returned home.
Myron was employed by the Yarmouth Water District for 39 years retiring in 1984 as superintendent. He was a Red Sox fan, enjoyed hunting and driving his antique truck. He was a member of the Yarmouth Volunteer Fire Dept and the American Legion. Spending time with his family was what he enjoyed the most.
He was predeceased by his parents; brother Melvin; and sister Opha.
Surviving are his wife Pauline, a daughter Ruth Corbett and her husband Gordon of North Yarmouth, a daughter Jean Webster and her husband Jeff of Yarmouth, his son Timothy Estabrook and his wife Amy of Orono. He also leaves three brothers Leonard and James of Yarmouth, Paul of Parkman and a sister Olive Fuller of Keene, N.H., five grandchildren, one great grandson and many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank the staff at MMC for their care and compassion during the final weeks of Myron's nearly 91 years. We are left with many wonderful memories of a good man and the comfort of knowing he is at peace now.
There will be no visiting hours. There will be a celebration of his life at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the charity of your choice.


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The exponential form of the nuclear potential is theoretically found through a mesonic and baryonic model of degenerate electrons and an Eulerian expression, as being generated by the vortexial dynamic pressure inside the nucleonic quantum volume. The weak force is explained by a dynamic model of neutron with intrinsic vibration and the particle disintegration is explained as a result of intrinsic vibration of particles generated by vibrations of current mass quarks formed as B-E condensate cluster of quasi-electrons, by gammons confining in very strong magnetic field, of a gravistar or a magnetar star.
For a phenomenological model of cosmic expansion, by the dependency of the G-gravitation constant on the etheronic local density, the physical cause of the cosmic expansion results as a force of pressure difference of etheronic winds coming from the ultrahot stellary structures having an antigravitic charge given by destroyed particles, the speed of expansion resulting with a semi-sinusoidal variation.
The theory can explain also phenomenological, some known specific effects, like the magneto-electric and the magneto-mechanic effects.


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Q: Is there an associative list in the standard library? I am not confident enough to try proving properties about the AVL tree that is there, so I want to try something simpler. I could implement it on my own, but do not want to spend time doing that if it is already hiding in the library somewhere.

A: You could use a list of pairs and the notion of membership can then be encoded via Any.
Bits of a very basic library:
open import Data.List.Base using (List)
open import Data.List.Relation.Unary.Any
open import Data.Maybe
open import Data.Product
open import Function
open import Relation.Binary
open import Relation.Binary.PropositionalEquality
open import Relation.Nullary

AssocList : Set → Set → Set
AssocList A B = List (A × B)

private
  variable
    A B : Set

_∈_ : A → AssocList A B → Set
a ∈ abs = Any ((a ≡_) ∘ proj₁) abs

module Decidable {A : Set} (_≟_ : Decidable {A = A} _≡_) where

  _∈?_ : Decidable (_∈_ {A} {B})
  a ∈? abs = any ((a ≟_) ∘ proj₁) abs

  _‼_ : (abs : AssocList A B) (a : A) → Maybe B
  abs ‼ a with a ∈? abs
  ... | yes p = just (proj₂ (lookup p))
  ... | no ¬p = nothing

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Kim Kardashian & Kendall Jenner Rock Wedding Gowns for Movie Cameo
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Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, and Kylie Jenner stepped out in New York City on Monday. Seen filming at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Kim and Kendall are featured in the movie Ocean's Eight. The movie will be one of the hottest films when released in 2018. The cast list is quite achieved; Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Rihanna, Anne Hathaway, Sarah Paulson, Helena Bonham Carter, Mindy Kaling, and Dakota Fanning will star in the film. Additionally, Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour and designers Zac Posen and Alexander Wang have been seen near the set. Rumor has it they may make a cameo as well.
This will be the fourth Ocean's film in the past 17 years (which strangely is after Ocean's Eleven, Twelve, and Thirteen). A fictional gala that takes place at the Met will feature the reality stars. The storyline follows a jewel-heist. As of now, we're unsure if the fictional robbery directly involves Kim.
Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner
Kendall Jenner rocked an elegant wedding gown for her cameo. Designed by Elie Saab for her Spring/Summer 2016 Haute Couture collection, it's total wedding dress goals. Complete with a macrame embroidery, the Victorian gown is nothing short of breathtaking (especially on Kendall). Furthermore, Kim stepped out in a similar theme. She was donned in a Givenchy dress that left little to the imagination. In fact, the dress resembled her gown worn to the 2015 Met Gala.
All this comes following Kim Kardashian's return to social media three months after the robbery at gunpoint in Paris. She's back and better than ever. In fact, last week, she was in Dubai. She's been active on her Twitter and Instagram, so our news feeds are officially complete. We are glad she's back in the public eye again.
The film Ocean's Eight will hit the theaters on June 8th, 2018.
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A few weeks ago I purchased some Secret Extensions products. The pony tail and hair twist were late in arriving. When they did get here they were not wearable. The red blond had almost no red in it. It was basically golden blonde so it did not match my hair. The red blonde twist was basically brown. Again it did not match. I returned the items right away. They were received about 10 days ago according to tracking but I have not received a credit. If there is a problem I would appreciate an explanation. That particular product line is inferior when compared to most HSN products. I would have kept the items if I could have. I really wanted to like them but simply could not use them. I should get a refund. If anyone can help, I really would appreciate it.
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Cova held their annual Summer 2018 BBQ & Charity Fundraiser last Friday afternoon in our factory yard – and despite all of the amazing weather we had recently, as we fired up the BBQ – it RAINED!
It didn't last for long and at 3pm the tables were carried back out into our yard and everyone at #TeamCova downed tools & computers and got together over a few burgers, beers and beverages to celebrate (the weather!) and a busy year at Cova. That morning had also been an early start for everyone with the factory sending off a number of large export orders destined for the Middle East so perfecting timing for a BBQ.
Friday was also National Lollipop Day (in the USA), so with all this hot weather it was a perfect excuse after the BBQ to cool off and sell ice lollies to the team and donate the proceeds to our local Company charity 'St Catherine's Hospice'.


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Q: Adding two images to one table view cell I'm new to objective-c programming and I'm writing application which uses XML files as data source. I've got class Score with init:
- (id)initWithPlayer1Name:(NSString *)name1 Player2Name:(NSString *)name2 Player1Url:(NSString *)url1 Player2Url:(NSString *)url2 Player1FrameScore:(NSString *)frame1 Player2FrameScore:(NSString *)frame2 Player1InFrameScore:(NSString *)score1 Player2InFrameScore:(NSString *)score2
{
    if(self = [super init])
    {
        self.name1 = name1;
        self.name2 = name2;
        self.url1 = url1;
        self.url2 = url2;
        self.image1 = [UIImage imageWithData:[NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL URLWithString:url1]]];
        self.image2 = [UIImage imageWithData:[NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL URLWithString:url2]]];
        self.frame1 = frame1;
        self.frame2 = frame2;
        self.score1 = score1;
        self.score2 = score2;
    }
    return self;
}

And I want to display list of scores in table view. When application starts there are some sample data and table view with my custom cell (display 2 names and 2 images from score class in every row) works fine. Problems begin when I update data from XML (I'm using XMLParser - works well). Players names are updated, but images disappears. In other table view I've got list of players in custom cell but with only one picture and it works fine.
Here is code from scores table view class:
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{
    static NSString *CellIdentifier = @"ScoresCell";
    ScoresCell *cell = (ScoresCell*) [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:CellIdentifier];
    if(cell == nil)
    {
        cell = (ScoresCell*) [[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:CellIdentifier];
    }
    Score *score = [self.scores objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];
    cell.player1Name.text = score.name1;
    cell.player1Image.image = score.image1;
    cell.player2Name.text = score.name2;
    cell.player2Image.image = score.image1;
    return cell;
}

I was testing it in many ways, but I have not found a solution.

A: First thing if you reuse cells you have to consider two cases in cellForRowAtIndexPath:

*

*dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier return a cell

*dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier returns nil. In this case you have to allocate a new cell.

Out of this if block (so when you have a cell either reused or a new one) you will setup the values of each element so labels and images for example. In the case of your code all code under the dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier code line.
Follow what written in this other stackoverflow thread: [question] initWithFrame : reuseIdentifier : is deprecated where you will find the if( cell == nil ) code block...
After that if you still have problem post it again :)

A: Next time I'll first check my own XML files. There were white characters in one file and that was a problem.


When running XPRA from the MinGW prompt, which on windows is my development environment Paramiko fails on "_dailog" operations.
Popen doesn't work on the xpra script text file, rather, only on the xpra.exe command. Windows doesn't seem to be fond of the '#!'. To fix this I have changed get_xpra_command to explicitly include the "python" invocation if the result doesn't end in ".exe".
With these changes things work for me. That said, I am not certain this is the right thing to do. I'll be verifying that this doesn't break Linux later today.
Antoine, can you look what I am proposing?
mingw.patch (2.5 KB) - added by Nathan Hallquist 3 months ago.
mingw2.patch (2.0 KB) - added by Nathan Hallquist 3 months ago.
What about the other changes in that patch (ignoring the whitespace ones): is the or "" needed?
We don't want to pollute default_do_get_xpra_command with win32 concerns, it should be possible to modify path.py in the platforms/win32 module instead.
Here's the current version of the patch. Seems to work, I've built and installer package that also worked. May I commit this?
I'm not sure why the icon is not found (can you run Path_info.exe?) - but not going to worry about this for now, the patch fixes a real bug.
I believe I've fixed it in r21479. Forgot to put the ticket number in my svn log. Sorry about that, I'm not sure how to fix that, but I'll be careful going forward.


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Umphrey's McGee Covers Pink Floyd's "Have A Cigar" With Kanika Moore On Red Rocks Night 1 [Photos/Video]
admin | Saturday, June 22nd, 2019
Photo: Bill McAlaine
On Friday night, as ominous grey clouds hung overhead, Umphrey's McGee opened their three-night run at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre with help from Spafford.
The night began with an opening set by Spafford, the rising Arizona jam quartet that's accompanied Umphrey's on several runs of shows over the past few years. The band kicked off their Red Rocks set with the debut of a new song, "Be Strange", followed by another 2019-vintage original, "Dirtbath". Yet another newer tune, "Comfortable", came next, marking its 12th live performance since it was debuted the day before "Dirtbath" back in February. Next, Spafford welcomed saxophonist Jason Singer to the stage to augment a version of one of their go-to songs, "Electric Taco Stand". From there, Spafford kept the new tunes coming with another debut, "Pretty Mama", before closing out their supporting set with live staple "All In".
Between Spafford's performance and the UM main event, the clouds finally opened up, pelting Red Rocks with heavy rain and lightning that prompted venue staff to briefly evacuate the venue. Once the worst of the weather cleared, the crowd was welcomed back to their seats for two full sets of Umphrey's McGee (with an extended curfew so as not to limit the festivities).
Umphrey's took the stage for their first of two sets just after 9:15 p.m. local time with "Roctopus" followed by a run through prog-rock composition, "#5". it's you track "Seasons" was up next, followed by an always-welcome run through "The Fussy Dutchman". "Syncopated Strangers" got the call next, followed by a powerful pairing of "Rocker Part 2" and "Red Tape" to close out set one.
Umphrey's set two kicked off with recent go-to, "The Silent Type", off last year's it's not us. From there, the band moved into a roaring take on longtime live staple, "Ringo", followed by successive performances of "Cemetary Walk" and "Cemetary Walk II". From there, the band welcomed special guest vocalist Kanika Moore, who sings with UM bassist Ryan Stasik in his Doom Flamingo side project, for their first-ever rendition of Pink Floyd's "Have A Cigar". Finally, Umphrey's tore into fan-favorite "Draconian" to cap their second set of the night as a mist of rain continued to fall on the gathered masses.
Umphrey's McGee w/ Kanika Moore – "Have A Cigar" [Pink Floyd cover]
[Video: Bryan Austin]
The band still had a few more tricks up their sleeves when they returned for their encore. After kicking off with "Nemo", they executed a segue into "In The Kitchen" (with a "Smooth Criminal tease thrown in) before flowing back into "Nemo" to cap an eventful first night on the Rocks.
#umphreys#umRedRocks pic.twitter.com/J6O8kPSduW
— Umphrey's McGee (@umphreysmcgee) June 22, 2019
Below, you can check out galleries of Umphrey's McGee and Spafford's performance from the first night of Umphrey's Red Rocks 2019 courtesy of photographer Bill McAlaine.
Umphrey's McGee continues their Red Rocks weekend tonight, Saturday, June 22nd, with a Turkuaz-supported performance in Morrison. As with Friday night's show, the performance will be webcast via TourGigs. For more information on Umphrey's McGee's upcoming shows, head to the band's website here.
Setlist: Umphrey's McGee | Red Rocks | Morrison, CO | 6/21/19
Set One: Roctopus, #5, Seasons, The Fussy Dutchman, Syncopated Strangers, Rocker Part 2, Red Tape
Set Two: The Silent Type, Ringo, Cemetary Walk, Cemetary Walk II, Have A Cigar*, Draconian
Encore: Nemo > In The Kitchen > Nemo
*Pink Floyd cover, with Kanika Moore on vocals
Setlist: Spafford | Red Rocks | Morrison, CO | 6/21/19
Set: Be Strange, Dirtbath, Comfortable, Electric Taco Stand*, Pretty Mama, All In
*with Jason Singer on saxophone
Umphrey's McGee | Red Rocks | Morrison, CO | 6/21/19 | Photos: Bill McAlaine
Spafford | Red Rocks | Morrison, CO | 6/21/19 | Photos: Bill McAlaine


Anthony is a software engineer with over 25 years experience. He has worked in computer aided design, and on software for networking hardware. Over the last 10 years his main area of work, first for Digital, and more recently for ARM, has been on tools for debugging embedded software. In particular he lead the team that developed the first software to exploited ARM's trace hardware, and has worked on a number of ARM's and Digital's debuggers.
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Q: How to solve a same site and multiple projects of global.asax file We have 3 web api projects with different functions,such as: order, coupon, shopping cart, and the 3 projects belong to different developer.
When released, merge to the same iis site, but there can only one Global.asax file:
<%@ Application Codebehind="Global.asax.cs" Inherits="Company.Product.Order.MvcApplication" Language="C#" %>

the other 2 Global.asax.cs files of code can't to fire, how to solve the problem???
thanks!

A: I don't think you supposed to run 3 different website in the same web application.
if you want to keep the same domain with different endpoint such as:
[domain]/app1
[domain]/app2

you can set a virtual directory for each app under the same web application.
But if you want your 3 projects in the same endpoint i think you should join them into one project.


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/**=========================================================
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 * jQuery Utility functions library
 * adapted from the core of UIKit
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(function($, window, doc){

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text:
package ma.glasnost.orika.test.collection;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;

import ma.glasnost.orika.test.MappingUtil;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

/**
 * Test a class that User: kenton Date: 12/7/12 Time: 10:50 AM
 */
public class ExplicitCollectionTestCase {

    @Test
    public void testStringToStringWithSpecifiedGenericType() {
        ExplicitSet set = new ExplicitSet();
        set.add("1");
        set.add("2");
        A source = new A();
        source.setStrings(set);

        B destination = MappingUtil.getMapperFactory().getMapperFacade().map(source, B.class);

        Assert.assertNotNull(destination.getStrings());
        Assert.assertEquals(set.size(), destination.getStrings().size());
    }

    public static class A {
        private ExplicitSet strings;

        public ExplicitSet getStrings() {
            return strings;
        }

        public void setStrings(ExplicitSet strings) {
            this.strings = strings;
        }
    }

    public static class B {
        private Set<String> strings;

        public Set<String> getStrings() {
            return strings;
        }

        public void setStrings(Set<String> strings) {
            this.strings = strings;
        }
    }

    public static class ExplicitSet extends HashSet<String> {

        private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

        public ExplicitSet(int i) {
            super(i);
        }

        public ExplicitSet(int i, float v) {
            super(i, v);
        }

        public ExplicitSet(Collection<? extends String> strings) {
            super(strings);
        }

        public ExplicitSet() {
        }
    }
}


text:
Single safeguarding board for N Ireland
March 22, 2006 in Child safeguarding
A single safeguarding children board for Northern Ireland is to be set up to co-ordinate efforts to protect children.
It will replace the country's four existing area child protection committees and will have an independent chair, said health and social services minister Shaun Woodward this week. He also announced that he would shortly consult on a statutory duty for agencies to co-operate to improve the well-being of children.
And he said the vetting and barring scheme for people working with children being introduced in England by the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Bill, would apply in Northern Ireland. A common assesment framework for children will be piloted from April.
Court seeks clearer evidence before emergency orders can be granted
'The last thing I want is a hierarchy of vulnerability'


text:
Marwaniyya fou el nom de la branca egípcia de la confraria dels Khalwatiyya.

Porta el seu nom per Marwan ibn Abid al-Mutaal, mort el 1911. Va adoptar el nom el 1912 i va trencar l'enllaç místic amb la Khalwatiyya. Modernament fou una de les confraries oficialment reconegudes a Egipte (1976).

Referències
Encyclopaedia of Islam, Brill Publishers, Leiden, s.v. ".

Confraries sufís


text:
Skuruhatt är en bergshöjd i närheten av Skurugata i Eksjö kommun, Småland. Berget är med sina 334 meter över havet en av de högsta punkterna i Småland. Skurugataberg, ett stenkast därifrån är dock ett par meter högre. 337 meter över havet. En vanlig missuppfattning är att det är Skuruhatt som är högst. Från toppen har man en hänförande vy över det småländska skogslandskapet.  Namnet på berget kommer av ordet skuru (förkastning). Omgivningarna kring Skurugata och Skuruhatt utgör sedan år 1967 Skurugata naturreservat som varje år besöks av många turister.

På Skuruhatt finns en grillplats, karta och en minnessten med ett citat av Albert Engström:

Referenser

Berg i Småland
Eksjö kommun


text:
Tag contraception
Republicans want to take away your birth control pills
by HFM Feminism & Women's Issues, Religion
According to USA Today: Generally,it is always best to prevent pregnant women from any kind of hazards especially when it comes to fire. Hence, pregnant women can also avail fire door services here as it not against the moral values.In addition to preventing you from having an abortion, Christians/Republicans are also interested in preventing you from getting birth control pills or other contraception because it's against their "moral values."
For a year, Julee Lacey stopped in a CVS pharmacy near her home in a Fort Worth suburb to get refills of her birth-control pills. Then one day last March, the pharmacist refused to fill Lacey's prescription because she did not believe in birth control.
"I was shocked," says Lacey, 33, who was not able to get her prescription until the next day and missed taking one of her pills. "Their job is not to regulate what people take or do. It's just to fill the prescription that was ordered by my physician."
Some pharmacists, however, disagree and refuse on moral grounds to fill prescriptions for contraceptives. And states from Rhode Island to Washington have proposed laws that would protect such decisions.
Mississippi enacted a sweeping statute that went into effect in July that allows health care providers, including pharmacists, to not participate in procedures that go against their conscience. South Dakota and Arkansas already had laws that protect a pharmacist's right to refuse to dispense medicines. Ten other states considered similar bills this year.
Texas Pharmacist Refuses Pill for Rape Victim
From the Washington Post:
DENTON, Texas – About 40 people gathered outside an Eckerd pharmacy Monday, protesting what they said was a decision to deny a rape victim a prescription for the morning-after pill.
A spokesman for the Florida-based company confirmed that Eckerd has taken disciplinary action in response to an incident at the store.
"Apparently there was a request for a prescription to be filled and the prescription was denied based on a moral or ethical decision made by the pharmacist, and that's not in accordance with our corporate policy," said Joan Gallagher, vice president of communications for Largo, Fla.-based Eckerd Corp.
Needless to say, having been in the position of this rape victim at one time in my life, something like this just terrifies me.


Welcome back to Week 4 in the Book of 2 Samuel! We are over halfway through – great job sticking with us!! Don't stop now. This is going to be an eventful week in God's word.
Rather than taking the situation into his own hands, David was willing to be at God's mercy. He trusted that if he did what was right in the moment, God would take care of his future.
Has someone treated you unfairly or unkindly? Perhaps you are tempted to retaliate or treat them poorly in return. What do you think God wants you to do? Could you give this person mercy and trust that God will take care of you rather than taking the matter into your own hands?
God provided friends for David in the wilderness. They were sent by God to comfort him during his affliction and to stand by him, so he was not alone.
Do you have a friend who has stood by you through a trial? That friend was a gift from God. Be sure to thank her for being there for you.
Who do you know who is going through a trial right now that you can stand by and comfort? Take the time to reach out to that friend today through a simple text, email, phone call, hug, cup of coffee or card in the mail.
Have you been betrayed by a loved one? Though it is heartbreaking to walk through betrayal, what is worse is never seeing the person come out of their rebellion. Have you lost someone you love? Though your heart may be broken, God is for you. He will never leave you nor forsake you. Praise God today for his faithfulness to you.
Mephibosheth was completely devoted to King David. He was so devoted that he did not care about his own wants or desires. He watched and waited for his return. He looked for the King. He longed for the King and he loved the King.
How are you like Mephibosheth? Are you watching and waiting for the return of Christ? Do you look for, long for and love the King of Kings? How can you live more fully focused on God rather than your own wants and desires?
A wise woman came out of nowhere and challenged the thinking of the military leader, Joab. She cried, "listen!" and he listened. What great courage this wise woman must have had to show up in this way – uninvited.
Is there someone in your life, headed for a crisis, whom you need to challenge in their thinking? We must tread lightly and prayerfully, as we confront others but we must also not give into fear. There is a time to be silent and a time to speak up. Pray and ask the Lord to show what time it is.
To print the 24 Discussion Questions for 2 Samuel – Click Here.
Click HERE to print the Verses of the Day for 2 Samuel 16-20.
so you can check off the days as you go.
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Are you wondering what's coming next?
In the month of May, GMG Bible Studies will go on break – I'll announce the summer Bible Study soon.
Habit is what keeps you going👊🏻.
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I loved the video message. You are so gifted in your ability to explain the Bible, a lesson to be learned from each chapter, and how it applies to our lives. Thank you Courtney!
Thank you N for the encouragement!
I just wanted to say that I'm so grateful for the resources you provide on here. I'm not part of any group, I just follow along on my own, but I've been so blessed by finding your website. This is perhaps the fifth study I've done with you. Before this method I would skip around a lot, or read many chapters at a time thinking that 'I need comfort' or 'I need a challenge'. I think it was the idea that I would seek out what I needed in scripture, I guess. But by reading steadily one chapter (with references!) every day and really focusing, I have not only grown in faithfulness but I still get what I need, when I need it. God directs me to it. It has been so precious. An example of this is this week. I was feeling so discouraged over the weekend over some personal things. Then I read chapter 16. When I read what Shimei says to David I was so struck by how it followed the same pattern of what the serpent told Eve in the garden. He tells a truth (you're a bloody man. Something in Chron touches on this, that David wasn't allowed to build the temple because he had shed much blood). Then he tells a lie (you're worthless, a son of Belial). Then he tries to get David to doubt God (God's judging you and He's forsaken you). But David trusts that God has a plan and can bring good out of evil. And as far as the things Shimei says I realized: David had shed much blood, but God said through Nathan that he had been forgiven. David was not worthless, he was a man after God's own heart. And then Psalm 3 shows how David trusted that God had not forsaken him. So after reading this I went to prayer and began to replace the lies I was listening to with truth, and to believe and worship God.
Once again, thank you for everything. I pray God blesses you!
I know I am late to respond to your comment but I just reread it today and was so encouraged! Thank you for sharing this!!!
Keep on going and walking with the King!
I am really enjoying this bible study, I'm a bit behind (starting vs. 17) but I'm steadily moving forward. I have tried to join in with your studies in the past, but I'm in a different season of life and it has been a true blessing. The Lord's timing is perfect. I'm definitely becoming more confident. I LOVE using the color chart. It has been so enjoyable and has really helped me to take my time and really think on each verse. Thank you!
Wonderful! I am so glad to hear that you are moving forward even though you are behind.
Keep on going and keep walking with the King!


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