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The social media syndication system is very effective for doubling the traffic and sales. There are a small number of tools that comes with this system. DFY Suite is one of these solutions. It is syndication software for social media, blogs, and Wiki.
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Instead of running conventional backlink campaigns, we recommend to run link syndication projects. These projects are more effective in generating traffic and sales. Though there are various tools that has social-syndication facilities, the most of these tools are very difficult to handle. That is why, we suggest DFY Suite. This cloud based software is a newbie-friendly one. There is no need to install any software or create any content to deal with it. Even no social account should be created. Major features and facilities of this suite are:
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As we have just mentioned, DFY Suite has a web-based portal. Just login to this portal very easily from any device. Then there will be three fields. One of these fields will ask for the campaign name. Then, targeted URLs should be given. And then, you have to mention targeted keywords that describes your campaign. Then just hit a button to submit that campaign. After that, DFY Suite will automatically access these URLs to collect content and create necessary syndication among multiple websites. That is why, your site will get a big traffic very quickly. A big part of this traffic will get converted into customers to provide you a big profit.
The latest version of this solution has various additional features. One of these additional facilities is its big number of websites. This solution will syndicate your contents among these websites very quickly. Another important thing is to it offers a customized syndication speed facility. That means, you will be able to control the speed of syndication as per necessity. The latest version of DFY Suite has a bigger number of platforms to work with. So, there is a more balanced syndication profile now. This software is capable of embedding videos to ensure a faster video ranking. You can insert the URLs of all kinds of websites, blogs, and pages.
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Depending on the number of credits, there are two different licenses of DFY Suite. Each credit equals to one backlink. Its Lite Edition supports 200 starting credits. It has a top quality scheduling facility also. To grab this license, a one-time payment of $49.55 should be made. Though the Agency License is more powerful, it is available for a cheaper price as a limited time offer. You just have to pay $33 to access this one. It includes 1000 starting credits and all other facilities of the previous license. Along with that, there is an agency right that allows to use this license of DFY Suite to serve customers.


This is a fabulous little collapsable niddy noddy laser cut from bamboo and emblazoned with the Spunky Eclectic logo. It collapses to 5 inches by 7 inches by 1/4 inches. Assembled it will make a 1 yard skein.
If you travel or just don't want to have a big bulky niddy noddy hanging around, this is the perfect tool for you. It's easy to use and it takes up so little space. I fell in love with these to take on the road when I teach.
The Spunky Eclectic Sheep Logo features a 1 inch cut out with a guide to what the WPI correlate to. It's the perfect little guide to go with all your spinning.
The Spunky Eclectic Sheep Logo features accurate holes to help you figure out your needle gauges. It's so cute and made out of tough bamboo.
It's not just for knitting needles though. If you don't know what grist your yarn is, double it up and see which hole it fits in best (not too tight, not too loose) and that's the needle you should start using first to get a proper even knit to help you realize your gauge.
This is a great winder - It is similar in height to most wheels. Hub is 30" from the floor. With one arm perpendicular to floor, the highest point of the arm is 43" from floor..
This ships from Spunky Eclectic or from the factory usually within 1 week. If time is a concern, please email. Strauch's Jumbo Ball Winder. It's a class all in its own. If you need to wind yarn (small or super large skeins) then this is the ultimate ball winder have. If you've used the plastic winders, this one will be so much better. If you're winding yarn by hand, this is certainly going to be luxurious.
These models are interchangeable, collapsible and easily portable.
new improvements. The floor model uses the same umbrella section as on the table model. Simply screw it into the floor base.
If in stock it ships from Maine. Back orders are drop shipped from the factory in 6-10 days.


On October 18, the 69.5 meter long, 2494 dwt fish carrier Seikongen capsized and sank near Puerto Montt, Chile. The Seikongen loaded with 200 kilos of salmon bound for Chonchi when it suffered water ingress in the bow. Even though the Seikongen was nearly brand new, the fish carrier's pumps were unable to control the flooding. To avoid sinking, the master of the Seikongen changed course for the closest shallow water. The Seikongen was able to run aground and it looked if the vessel would avoid sinking. However, the flooding continued causing the vessel to lose stability and develop a list to starboard. A short time later the vessel rolled over onto its side and sank just below the surface.
Reports state the 11 crew on board the Seikongen were safely evacuated before the vessel sank. Authorities deployed booms around the wreck in hopes to contain any pollution released. The Seikongen had some 67,000 litres of fuel on board at the time. Chilean Navy divers have inspected the hull and report no fuel leaks. Authorities have also stated the cargo of 37,000 salmon have most likely perished in the holds and would be left in the sealed holds to avoid damaging the environment.
The owners of the Seikongen are coordinating salvage efforts with Chilean authorities. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.


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How dense are my students?
A fun, inexpensive method of measuring the density of students by dunking them in a 55 gallon bucket of water. We'll show you how this can be a terrific hands-on way to learn about density and make it one the most memorable days of their middle school experience.


Salmon River Guide Dave (Rocky) Rockwell and Douglaston Salmon Run Manager Garrett Brancy will discuss Atlantic Salmon and the Douglaston Salmon Run at the Canandaigua Lake Trout Unlimited Chapter meeting on Monday, April 21st. The meeting is at the Canandaigua VA Medical Center Auditorium and begins at 7:30pm.
Rocky Rockwell will present the "History of Lake Ontario Landlocked Atlantic Salmon, its Extirpation and Recovery." There have been several efforts to reestablish this native fish and over the last 20 years the DEC has been successful; we are seeing annual summer runs, especially on the Salmon River (Pulaski, NY). Douglaston Salmon Run Manager Garrett Brancy will cover some of the many improvements to the fishery, specifically at the Douglaston Salmon Run access.
Line control begins the minute you step in the water. If your flies aren't in the water drifting over trout, you're not going to catch very many. All too often, I see anglers fussing around with their line, trying to get it out of the guides, trying to get enough line out to cast, trying to get the line unwrapped from their rod, reel, and themselves. This is wasting valuable fishing time, and it is also frustrating. Here are a few simple tips to help.
When you begin your day and you're stringing up your fly rod, don't try to feed the leader through the guides. Double the fly line over and feed it through the guides. This will almost ensure that you won't miss any guides because it's much easier to see and handle. Also, if you drop the line, it will not fall through all the ll cast the line out toward the direction you're going to fish. You can now either begin casting or continue to strip more line off the reel. Either way, the line is out of the rod and you're not going to have any tangles.
When you're done fishing, point the rod toward the water's surface as you reel in. This will prevent the line from wrapping around the rod tip, as the water surface The fly that is hooked on the guide will instantly drop off, and you're ready to fish or strip more line off the reel.
Check out the "For Sale --" section. Several rods and reels are available at good prices from Scott Feltrinelli and Jesse Hollenbeck. And remember that this is a free service, so if you have stuff for sale, this might be a good place to list it ... for free ... and get it sold! Just email me the details for your ad.
Next big event that we could use some help is the April 26th Fly Fishing School. If you want more information, contact Jim Cantin, 585.424.4250 x108, or send an email.
The Malone Revitalization Foundation will be hosting the 10th anniversary of the Hendrickson Hatch tournament on May 31 and June 1, 2014. Plan your calendar now for this year's tournament. Fishing will take place on the Salmon River between the Chasm Falls dam and State Route 37 in Westville, NY. Access to the river must be public and legal. Fishing licenses are required for ages 16 and up. Registration fee is $40. (Kids 12 and under, $15) Registration fee includes miscellaneous gifts at registration, an invitation to Saturday evening's reception at Donovan's Restaurant, and a ribs and chicken BBQ on Sunday afternoon. Registered anglers will also be entered into a drawing for miscellaneous door prizes on Sunday afternoon.
More information is on at http://www.hendricksonhatch.org/.
Selling three rods. The Winston and LL Bean rods are like new. Some miles on the Sage, but a great rod. All function well and come with rod tubes. I have reels to match and will negotiate a price if you are interested. (1) Winston Ascent 8ft 3wt 4pc ($225 retail) asking $175. (2) LL Bean Streamlight Ultra 9ft 6wt 4pc ($149 retail) asking $125. (3) Sage Launch 9ft 8wt 4pc ($245 retail) asking $200. Call or email Jessie Hollenbeck to make an offer at (585) 944-6575 or jhollenbeck@wideskyflyfishing.com.
Brand new Orvis 5wt trout setup . Hydros Large Arbor reel valued at $275 and an Access rod valued at $425. All brand new, in the box, and never used (line and backing new too-$79.00). $779 value. Will take $500. Contact Scott Feltrinelli, Ontario Fly Outfitters, (585) 694-9328 or scottfeltrinelli@yahoo.com.
Sage 9 wt. 3500 Series for Saltwater, $650 value (slightly used). Will take $275 for it. Contact Scott Feltrinelli, Ontario Fly Outfitters, (585) 694-9328 or scottfeltrinelli@yahoo.com.
April 23, Cohocton Float Stocking.
April 24, Cohocton Float Stocking.
April 26, Annual Fly Fishing School.
May 3 and 4, Cohocton River projects.
May 19, Chapter meeting. Eric Dodds and Wild Water Fly rods.
May 31-June 1, Henderson Hatch Tournament, Malone, NY (http://www.hendricksonhatch.org/).
June 7 and 8, Canandaigua Lake Trout Derby.
June 23, Chapter Picnic or meeting. TBD.


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10 Top Voice Recorder Apps That Won't Miss a Second
Why carry a separate voice recorder when you have a number of options in the palm of your hand? From basic to full-featured, these apps for your phone are sound choices for recording interviews, meetings, and more.
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10 Top Voice Recorder Apps That Won't Miss a Second Alice Easy Voice Recorder Pro Otter Voice Notes RecForge II Rev Say&Go Tape-a-Talk Voice Memos App Voice Recorder & Audio Editor Voice Record Pro
A good voice-recorder app is essential for students, journalists, podcasters, private investigators, list makers, and sometimes just the plain paranoid. Even if you're not on this list, having one on your home screen can come in handy. I usually have two or three since I rely on them for interviews and transcription.
When you search "voice recorders" in an app store, it can be hard to sort through all of the choices to find one that has exactly the features you need. We've done that for you here. I put in my own recommendations, talked to my colleagues at PCMag about what they use, and researched what's out there. This list has apps that range from basic, easy-to-operate choices to ones with a full range of features, like AI-based transcription, that even pros will appreciate. Many of the apps are free and the rest are relatively low-cost when compared to purchasing a digital recorder. If we missed your favorite, let us know in the comments.
Free, Transcription services have pricing plans (iOSiOS)Alice is made for journalists but can be used by anybody. It's the best app for when you might have to record ASAP. As soon as you turn it on, it has a five-second countdown to start a recording. You can tap the screen during a recording to bookmark a spot and can swipe right to pause. Once a recording is done, the file will be automatically emailed to the email associated with your account. Since it's an app meant for journalists, transcription is key. AI auto-transcribe is free for the first 119 minutes of transcription; after that, there are pricing plans.
Easy Voice Recorder Pro
Free, Premium $3.99 for Android, $1.99 for iOS (AndroidAndroid, iOSiOS)Easy Voice Recorder Pro might get its easy rep from the tiny widget that acts as a one-tap record button on the desktop. Recordings can be set to MP3 or AAC and automatically uploaded to Google Drive or Dropbox.
Otter Voice Notes
Free, Premium $12.99 monthly or $99.99 yearly (iOSiOS, AndroidAndroid)Otters are adorable creatures. Otter is an agreeable app that transcribes live recordings. What makes this app unique is its live transcription. I have used it for interviews and it's a valuable tool for those with accessibility needs. You get 600 minutes for free every month; go premium for 6,000 minutes. The premium plan lets you record a Zoom meeting and get a transcription after it ends. Otter's $20-per-month business plan can live transcribe meetings, whether you're using Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or Cisco Webex.
RecForge II
Free (AndroidAndroid)RecForge II records in mono or stereo, lets you skip silences, start recording at a scheduled time, convert to several file formats, and export to a variety of cloud storage services. You can also use the app to extract sound from videos.
Free (iOSiOS, AndroidAndroid)Transcribing is awful, especially listening to your own voice. Rev offers a low-cost and reliable transcription service that's handled by humans, but it also has a recording app. The app can record in the background, which is especially handy. You can trim and append recordings. And when it comes to sharing, there are lots of options, like texting and emailing or sending to Slack. It's easy to save a recording in Dropbox, Evernote, iCloud Drive, and Google Drive. For those who use Rev's transcription services, the best feature is that you can press the Transcribe button to submit your file.
Say&Go
$2.99 (iOSiOS)If you just want an app that handles a few quick notes to self, Say&Go is the way to go. The second you open the app, it starts recording. You can set it to capture messages from 4 to 75 seconds, which can be set to automatically save to Dropbox or Evernote or get emailed to you. And it lets you set up a recording as a voice reminder.
Tape-a-Talk
Free (AndroidAndroid)Tape-a-Talk distinguishes itself with a widget that lets you record right from your home screen. You can save your recordings to Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, and Box Cloud. Frivolous but fun features include the ability to change up the color scheme of the app and to set a recording as your ringtone.
Voice Memos App
Free (iOS)Yep, we're talking about the built-in Voice Memos app that comes with iOS. It's used by many on staff at PCMag. It's super basic but you can trim recordings, replace parts of them, and enhance them, all while saving the original. It also lets you send files through AirDrop, text, and email; save them to your iCloud Drive, Google Drive, and Dropbox; add them to Notes or Todoist; copy them to Slack; or share them through other apps like Signal and WhatsApp.
Voice Recorder & Audio Editor
Free, Premium $4.99 (iOSiOS)Voice Recorder & Audio Editor in its free form is a basic voice recorder with as much storage as your device allows. You can share recordings via email, text, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat. One thing that sets it apart from most other apps of its kind is that you can keep your recordings secure with a passcode, Touch ID, or Face ID. The premium version offers transcription using speech-to-text technology; you can test the feature for free. It also lets you add notes to recordings and gives you an ad-free experience.
Voice Record Pro
Free, Premium $6.99 (iOSiOS)This is the app to get if you're a podcaster since there are a lot of pro features in Voice Record Pro. You can record in and convert to most audio formats; edit recordings; apply effects including echo, volume gain, pitch, speed, reverb, and distortion; and export and import to Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, Box Cloud, and iCloud Drive; as well as export to SoundCloud and FTP servers. The premium version has the same features without the ads.
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Rovers set to be restructured to facilitate loan investment
SHAMROCK ROVERS are to be restructured to facilitate an investment from long-time shareholder Ray Wilson.
Setanta chief executive Michael O'Rourke and Hyundai Ireland's managing director will both join Rovers' board following the club's forthcoming AGM after club members approved the restructure to facilitate Wilson's investment.
Wilson will be now entitled to appoint four directors to the nine-strong board and he has brought in O'Rourke and Gleeson.
Wilson via the Wilson Family Trust and the Pepper Group's Seumas Dawes will loan the club €1.5 million. Two-thirds of the loan will provide the funds required for the development of Rovers' new academy at the Cement Roadstone Sports and Social club at Kingswood.
The remaining funds will be used for the day-to-day running of the club. Under the deal, top-class facilities will be provided for the academy. The loan is interest free and is due to be repaid by 2026.
Both Wilson and Dawes have provided guarantees that they will neither pass the loan on to a third party or, in the event that the club is unable to come up with the funds in 10 years' time, force Rovers into examinership or liquidation.
A life-long supporter of the club, Wilson already played a role in helping the club out of examinership in 2005 and, as was the case then, the new arrangement allows for him to end up owning 50 per cent of the club with this stake halving upon repayment of the loan.
His father Jack was a director and club president, as well as a key founding member of the 400 Club.
Wilson left Ireland for Australia in 1985 and is a founding director of the Plenary Group, a company that specialises in the provision of finance for major infrastructure projects.
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I love this place!! Barry and Cathy are the best and Pepper actually gets excited when he walks in the door! I couldn't ask for a better endorsement.
We have been taking our dog Hannah to Barry and Cathy's "house" since she was a little puppy, and she absolutely loves visiting with them. She has so much fun running and playing with all her dog "friends" when she comes home, she's exhausted! We can go on vacation and never worry if Hannah was safe and loved!
River Road Pet Care is simply the best boarding facility in Southern Vermont. I would recommend them to anyone.
If you have used the services of River Road Pet Care Center we'd love to hear from you! Use the form below to review and comment on your experience.


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Q: Authenticating Firebase user in .NET application I have a .NET application that asks a user to login with email and password. I'd like to be able to authenticate a Firebase user with .NET. Is this possible? In JavaScript it's easy to do through their SDK, but Firebase doesn't have a .NET SDK.
So then I thought maybe I could do it over the Firebase RESTful API. I did some research and I can't find a way to authenticate a user over the API. I know that you can authenticate a service account with the API, but how do you authenticate a user with email and password?

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VH1 and James R. Sued for Use of 'Bad Girl' Track on 'Love & Hip Hop'
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According to TMZ, Love & Hip Hop cast member James R. and Viacom are being sued by music producer Luis Vargas.
Vargas claims that Viacom (the parent company of VH1) and James R. used his song "Bad Girl" on two episodes of season 8. He's alleging that James R. is trying to pass the track off as his own, and that isn't the case.
Apparently, Vargas says he signed James R. to his Bully Sound Records label and he made the song with James R. However, his record company owns the rights to the track. So when James R. tried to leave the label and take the song with him, it was no-go for Vargas, hence the suit.
Vargas says James R. tried to get around the legal tape by changing the song's name from "Bad Girl" to "Bah Gurl." In the documents, Vargas points to two episodes where the song is played, and James R. even has a release party for the video of the track.
Vargas is now suing for $1 million.
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just thought id post to say hi, im new to the forum. without wanting to sound like im doing a class talk. im from inverness and im looking to get into 4x4 driving, its always apealed to me, the ironic thing is i got my first 4x4 a 3door import hilux surf, but ended up selling it as my missus was pregnant and couldnt get in [ courtesy of the lift kit], now 4 years down the line my son is actualy the reason im buying another!! he love anything with wheels [dont know where he gets it from].
i bought a pretty rusty vitara [ arent they all??] people from inverness will have seen it its red with a arb bumper, snorkel and a calmini lift, r plater. the guy i bought it froms brother is very into his 4x4s and i belive is or was a member of h4wdc.
anyway so far ive cut most of the rot from it ready for welding bought some spots and am planning a winch and a coat of satin NATO green a'la paint roller style.
im leaving the carpets out and im doing my best to seal her up for some wading fun.
so you should notice it knocking around by the end of the month.
i see alot of nice 4x4s round our area it was cool to come on here and spot them again, so in the past when youve driven past an AA man in his van drooling at your landy that was probably me.
ill stick some pics up of the vits rebuild if anything its good for a laugh for you landy owners.
hello and welcome, be good to see some pics.
cheers, yeah its definetly seen better days. its not so much that thats bothering me, its that the metal is so thin and shitey that these are made of, im having a great time trying to snotter patches on to it with burning holes in it.
changed the t-belt and tensioner lastnight hope to have the welding done and serviced by next week. then ill get it ready for painting. how do i load up pics?


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Burakin is een plaats in de regio Wheatbelt in West-Australië.

Geschiedenis
Ten tijde van de Europese kolonisatie leefden de Balardong Nyungah in de streek.

Landmeter-generaal John Septimus Roe ontdekte de streek in 1836, zeven jaar na de stichting van de kolonie aan de rivier de Swan. De enige kolonisten die de streek tot rond de eeuwwisseling aandeden waren sandelhoutsnijders en de schapenhoeders van de abdij van New Norcia.

In 1913 lobbyde de lokale gemeenschap voor de aanleg van een spoorweg. Toenmalig minister van spoorwegen Philip Collier zegde toe maar de Eerste Wereldoorlog zorgde voor uitstel. Met het vooruitzicht van de komst van de spoorweg vestigden zich vanaf 1923 mensen in de streek. Vanaf 1925 werden er winkelwaren geleverd.

Burakin werd in 1928 officieel gesticht. De naam is Aborigines van afkomst maar de betekenis is niet bekend. Het werd aanvankelijk Borrikin gespeld.

Pas in april 1929 opende de spoorweg officieel. Een maand later opende een nevenspoor. Er werden spoorweggebouwen gezet want de spoorweg vertakte er naar Kalannie en naar Bonnie Rock. Durack opende er dat jaar een winkel. Vanaf 1935 werd geprobeerd een school te ontwikkelen in Burakin. In 1941 werd les gegeven in Duracks winkel. Op 10 mei 1942 opende het schooltje uiteindelijk. In 1947 werd het alweer gesloten en de leerlingen werden vanaf dan met een schoolbus naar Ballidu gevoerd. Op 1 december 1956 opende een gemeenschapszaal, de 'Burakin Hall'.

21e eeuw
Burakin maakt deel uit van het lokale bestuursgebied (LGA) Shire of Wongan-Ballidu, een landbouwdistrict. Het heeft een gemeenschapszaal. In 2021 telde Burakin 30 inwoners.

In 2000 en 2001 werd Burakin getroffen door een hele reeks aardbevingen.

Transport
Burakin wordt via de Hospital Road met Wongan Hills verbonden. Dat ligt langs de Northam-Pithara Road die de Great Northern Highway met de Great Eastern Highway verbindt. Burakin ligt 242 kilometer ten noordoosten van de West-Australische hoofdstad Perth, 128 kilometer ten noordnoordoosten van Northam en 80 kilometer ten noordoosten van Wongan Hills, de hoofdplaats van het lokale bestuursgebied waarvan het deel uitmaakt.

De spoorweg die door Burakin loopt maakt deel uit van het Grain Freight Rail Network van Arc Infrastructure.

Externe links
 Shire of Wongan-Ballidu
 Wheatbelt Tourism

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The stretch of land consists of 1,327 acres, 300 of which will be dedicated to retail development along the Hwy. 290 corridor. The rest will be devoted to anywhere between 2,500 and 3,000 residential homes.
Dunham is also the developer behind Stone Creek Ranch, a community located farther west along Hwy. 290 in Hockley. He said the Dunham Pointe will have a higher price point than Stone Creek Ranch with houses likely to start at $400,000.
The article goes on to say that construction for the community will start in the middle of next year (2017) with lots being available to build in 2018.
This is truly the largest and most valuable piece of property left to be built that is (a) in Cypress and (b) zoned to Cy-Fair ISD. With about 2 miles of frontage on Hwy 290 and sandwiched between two of the best communities in Cypress with some of the best schools in Cypress in Bridgeland and Fairfield, I am certain that Dunham Pointe will be a very popular location for both new families and businesses.
Stay tuned for more information as this neighborhood begins development!


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Rugby for Men, Women and Junior players of all ages and abilities.
Based in Edmonton, we offer a warm friendly atmosphere and a vibrant social line up throughout the year. If you are a long-time rugby player or you are just starting to play, come out to a practice and see what the Pirates can offer you!
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Senior Rugby Registration Now Open!
We are so excited to announce the return of rugby for our senior men and women! We've got a LOT of changes for 2021, so head on over to our Registration Page and give it a thorough read through. Please note that you MUST be registered and complete a Covid-19 check in before attending any […]
Updated: 2021 Minis Season is a GO! Practices Begin June 9&10
We are very excited to announce our minis program for 2021 is ready to begin! Registrations are open for U5, U7, U9, and U11 age categories. All minis players must be registered before attending any training or festival. Our minis program will be utilizing the 12-week, no contact pass being offered by Rugby Canada at […]
2021 Season – Return to Play
Hi Everyone! As Pirates continues to navigate Covid-19 and a 2021 season, we have filed our Return to Play program with Rugby Alberta. At this time, we are planning to run whatever type, length, and age divisions of rugby offered to us by Rugby Canada, Rugby Alberta, and under AHS allowances. At this time, under […]
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The Pirates offer senior rugby programs for both Men and Women. We welcome experienced and new players and have a policy of playing those who come to practice.
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The junior rugby season runs from the beginning of May to the end of July. Under 7 and Under 9 groups play flag rugby, contact is introduced at the Under 11 level. Teams are co-ed from Under 7 to Under 11, boys and girls are separated at the Under 13 level.
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The Pirates clubhouse and fields are available for rentals. The clubhouse has a capacity of ~100 people with a full kitchen, bar, and patio with barbeque. three full sized rugby pitches, with extra space in the northwest corner, that can be used for a variety of field sports. Change areas and showers may be able to be rented.
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The Edmonton Rugby Football Club was formed in 1953, most of their games were played against Calgary teams until 1958 when a group broke away and formed a second team. There now being two rugby clubs in Edmonton, it was decided to give the club a second name to avoid confusion. The name chosen was the Pirates after the famous Cornish team, the Penzance Pirates.


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The Mayan Ouroboros: The Cosmic Cycles Come Full Circle
There have been many interpretations and predictions about the year 2012, known as the Mayan End Time--touted in everything from books to television commercials. But what do the Mayans themselves have to say about these prophecies? In "The Mayan Ouroboros," the much-anticipated follow-up to his bestselling "Serpent of Light," spiritual...
There have been many interpretations and predictions about the year 2012, known as the Mayan End Time--touted in everything from books to television commercials. But what do the Mayans themselves have to say about these prophecies?
In "The Mayan Ouroboros," the much-anticipated follow-up to his bestselling "Serpent of Light," spiritual researcher Drunvalo Melchizdek reveals for the first time what Mayan elders have told him about this period. In this book he explains how to prepare for this transition to a new 13,000-year cycle by learning how to move out of our brain and into our hearts. He shares the Mayan insight of the importance of our heart connection to our survival and ability to thrive during these times.
Plus "The Mayan Ouroboros" reveals:
The untold positive side of the Mayan propheciesThe Mayan End Time--a seven-year period of transition which began in 2007The magnetic pole shift that is currently affecting humans around the worldThe new ways in which humans will begin to perceive and communicate in the world.The discovery of thousands of ancient Mayan codexes that are currently being decoded by the Mayans
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Drunvalo Melchizedek the author of four books including "The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life, Volumes I & II, Living in the Heart" and "The Serpent of Light". His books have been published in 29 languages and over one hundred countries throughout the world. He is the founder of Spirit of Maat, http: //www.spiritofmaat.com with over 1 million viewers each year, and the Flower of Life Facilitators that teach his work in over 60 countries. His newest teaching training is the School of Remembering whose teachers are beginning their global work. Drunvalo is a graduate of UC Berkeley and lives with his family in Sedona, Arizona. Visit him at www.drunvalo.net
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The Wild Berry design has many yellow berries with a small brown centre, and vines and leaves are in two shades of blue, one a rich and vibrant cobalt and one softer, pale blue.
Our red clay, earthenware pottery has been characteristic of the region ever since the Phoenicians, Romans, and Moors traded along the Algarvian coast. It has always been favoured for its hard-working, durable qualities. It has a satisfying weight and a robustness that is distinctive in the hand. In most instances, the shapes we use have been handed down, from potter to potter, for thousands of years and you will often find identical shapes in history museums across Europe.
We use the ancient Majolica technique to decorate our ceramics, which is an over glaze painting technique. This method demands free-flowing, confident brushwork, much like a fresco, and lends each piece with the distinct character of the artisan that has painted it. It means each and every piece is completely one-of-a-kind.


In our conversation, Portefaix mentions distance to explain how people think of the ocean as a spatial barrier between a point A and some point B. But I think her perspective reveals another exemplification of distance: our self-inflicted removal from the ocean. After all, the only time the ocean resembles a line is when the horizon is looked at from very far away. Now that the majority of people live in cities, being very far away means viewing the world from a window on the 89th floor of a skyscraper or meandering along hardened shorelines built on top of reclaimed land. This urban armor protects us from seeing the intendedprotection the ocean offered us—food sources from the shoreline like oysters and seaweed protect us from going hungry, marine ecosystems like coral reefs protect us from floods.
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Barbershop Quartets and Choruses
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If you're interested in a barbershop quartet or a barbershop chorus, you will discover that there are a great deal of choices when it comes to picking the type of music you'd like take part in. If you're looking for something that's a little more modern then you might want to look into a Moovit application to help you locate the nearest group. Similarly, if you're looking for something that's a bit more traditional, you might be interested in joining a group such as The Barbershop Chorus of Washington. Whatever your passion is, you will have fun!
Barbers were able to perform small surgeries, trim hair, and trim beards during the middle age. Barbers also dealt with scalp issues and treated patients suffering from skin disorders. In the modern day, the barbershop industry is worth a fortune, with an estimated $26 billion expected by 2020.
The city's center is where the most successful barbershops are located. In fact, the oldest barbershop in the city is still operating. Its history dates back 296 B.C. It was the time when Greek men would gather in the market place to get cut. The standard was a white towel tied to a pole.
The barbershop is not only an area to get haircuts. It's also an opportunity for black men to can start their own business. In the early 1900s, the industry began to shed its glamorous image and transform into a more wholesome space where men could gather and shop, as well as be men.
While barbershops remain a thriving industry today it has also experienced numerous highs and lows. The industry is a hotbed of innovation, since it is a place where all communities can work together, regardless of their differences. This is thanks to the huge number of people employed within the industry.
Although the history of barbershops may be lengthy, it is worth noting that the most fascinating tale is one of rebirth and revival. Barbershops have a rich history that includes the odd, the wacky and the fantastic. Barbershops' history is mostly about adapting to America's changing landscape.
A history of barbershops also includes an account of the history of a specific type of men's clothes retailer. This subject is worth a separate debate. In spite of its origins barbershops' history is one of the most fascinating stories in the history of retail. The heyday of barbershops may be over, but the industry isn't dead yet, and there's plenty of life left. The most appealing thing about the barbershop is that men can feel confident about themselves.
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Barbershop quartets typically consist of four people who sing a cappella music. They are generally referred to as Barbershop quartets, however they can also be called Sweet Adelines quartets.
Barbershop harmony music is performed unaccompanied by a band or instrumentalists. These singers rely on precise intonation and high vocal ability to create an audio performance that is natural. Barbershop harmony is an exclusive American art form that has been adapted across the globe to numerous other countries. Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS) is a music organization
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that promotes and encourages harmony singing, is known as the Barbershop Harmony Society.
Barbershop singing involves a unique style of harmony that uses various voice parts, which include the tenor and the lead. The lead is generally compared to the tenor in the classical repertoire, while the tenor could be described as countertenor. The tenor and lead sing in a falsetto, as usual, while the bass sings with an accompaniment.
Barbershop harmony music is not influenced by jazz or ragtime music. Chords such as diminished fifths and augmented fifths are employed as popular chords. These chords, while not audibly ringing, have powerful overtones which reinforce each other.
In barbershop harmony the dominant seventh chord is crucial. The BHS arrangements feature the dominant seventh chord at minimum 35 percent of the time. The song will also include minor chords. The minor chord is a three-note chord that has the same notes as the major chord. The third, fifth and sixth are usually played as the minor third, fifth and sixth.
In barbershop harmony singing a quartet emphasizes variation in the tempo and volume. This is accomplished through repeated phrases and synchronizing sounds to create an echo effect. To create harmony, these quartets employ a variety of pitch tones.
A barbershop quartet usually has a baritone and tenor, as well as a bass and a lead. They may be all male, all female, or mixed. Barbershop quartets may be split into groups with two or more singers. For example, the Memory Men Chorus of Abilene (formerly known as the A Capella Fellas) was formed in 1949, and the group is still continuing to thrive today.
Ringing chords
It doesn't matter if you're into barbershop music or not, you've probably
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heard of the ringing chords frequently used. Ringing chords differ from other musical chords in that more than one note can be played or sung simultaneously. These chords are prized because of their unique sound and ringing qualities. They also form the basis of chord progressions in tonal music. This article will discuss the aesthetics, listening experience, and the underlying ideology behind barbershop's use of ringing guitars.
The ringing chord could be described as an acoustic effect that occurs when four voices sing an appropriately tuned chord. The result is a more spacious sound as harmonics mix to form new notes.
The chord that is written out in a barbershop melody is the Dominant 7th, also called the "ringing" chord. It is a crucial part of the harmonic harmony of the four vocals.
In barbershop harmony the melody is sang by the lead, and the baritone and tenor fill the gaps. Tenor sings the highest note of the chord, and the baritone sings in between notes. The melody line can be one octave higher than the chord. This is done to give the song a more solid harmonic foundation. Tenors are also involved for expressing the meaning of the song.
While the guitar ringing is an important component of barbershop harmony the key to ringing chords' harmony is tuning. While barbershop arrangements use the ringing chord to amplify harmonics, they also avoid diminished chords, suspended chords and other musical follies.
Typically, a barbershop track starts with an intro, that is a melody that is sung in a different key than the rest of the song. It then goes on to the tag which is a lengthy conclusion. The tag is usually followed by a lock or ring effect. This is where four voices sing a waveform that is synchronized which
creates the illusion of the fifth voice. It is best to sing the tag with confidence.
The tiddly is a set of notes, are often added to songs for emphasis. They are usually sung with one word. The ringing chord is a major improvement over the tiddly.
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Moovit is a mobility app that offers real-time bus and train times as well the most convenient routes and line options. It also allows users to save their preferred lines, stations and destinations. It also provides step-by step directions for all of the journey with live navigation guidance , and also VoiceOver and TalkBack features for low-vision users. The app also incorporates accessibility features like wheelchair-accessible routes and optimized menus for hand-motor disabilities.
The Moovit app is used by 930 million customers in more than 3400 cities. The company's AI-powered MaaS solutions boost efficiency, reduce congestion and increase the number of passengers. Uber and Lyft make use of the app's transportation data APIs. It also includes a dashboard on the web that displays the entire fleet of vehicles currently in use. It uses crowdsourced data to find the best route for each trip. It also offers real-time bus and train arrivals and critical alerts on the most popular lines. Additionally, Moovit helps users plan trips with confidence, by providing step-by-step directions and an easy method of validating rides. It also uses GPS devices to gather anonymous data.
The App Store has ranked the Moovit app one of the top apps of 2017. It's also the official mobility partner of Long Beach Transit. The Moovit platform has been utilized by the top executives in the industry to improve efficiency in transportation and reduce congestion. It makes use of crowdsourced transit data and is located in Israel. It's also owned by Intel through its Mobileye subsidiary from 2020. Moovit was recently criticized for referring to the historical Black community of Nova Scotia as "Dartmouth-Preston". It's a great app to anyone who wants to know the latest timetables for trains and buses lines, arrivals on the line and more. There are a variety fare options available, including pay-as you go and fixed-fee choices. It's free to download and use.
Moovit is a mobile application that uses crowdsourced transit information to assist users in finding the most efficient route or line, is called Moovit. It also comes with a variety of other features, like step-by-step directions, an easy method of validating rides, and features like TalkBack/VoiceOver.


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Casandra just moved to Sequim after 12 years in San Diego where she earned her Bachelors in Psychology and subsequently worked several years with children with special needs, specifically focusing on modifying behavior and developing language and communication skills. She is excited to combine her love and experience with children with her love for nature and the outdoors. In her spare time, you can find her practicing/teaching yoga, climbing, and exploring everything the Olympic Peninsula has to offer.


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Vegetarianism has been associated with heart healthiness for years, Vegetarian diets have been part of the Chinese way of life for same 3,000 years, originally created within the serene Buddhist monasteries of ancient China. Most people became vegetarians for purely religious reasons.
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Welcome to Bamboo Garden Chinese Restaurant ! Located in the beautiful city of Houston, TX, our restaurant has been dedicated to offering the most memorable dining experience for you. We pick ingredients carefully and use only the freshest and nature ones to prepare every dish, and have been trying to cook them in a healthier way to provide the most nutritious food. We use 100% White Meat Chicken. Much attention has been attached to ensure you a cozy and inviting ambiance where you could enjoy not only the great meal but also the authentic atmosphere.
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Hunan Wok is a traditional chinese restaurant. Since its opening in 1993, Hunan Wok has provide delicious dining experiences for all its customers. Hunan Wok is spacious and can accommodate up to 100 people. Whether you choose to order takeout and enjoy.
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I went up to see Giselle again this past weekend and WOW, What A Wild Ride it was. This whole journey sure is something else. It was intense, and emotional, and beautiful, and simply magical.
Not sure if Giselle would totally agree with me and I am pretty sure utterly energetically draining would be on her list. Bless her heart for putting up with me and allowing me to go down whatever road I need to go down and holding sacred space for me no matter how it affects her.
How truly blessed I am to have this magical woman in my life, guiding me. Even when guiding means helping me stay upright while belting out Cabaret with such pure joy and emotion! What a beautiful moment that was.
She told me this weekend that I have been awfully kind and generous with my words on the blog about her and I told her she gives me reason to be. I guess it is a two way street.
I am still pretty worn out from the weekend. I am not sure why, but it took its toll on me. I guess all of the feeling things so intensely just has me tired. I have always known that I feel things intensely but this weekend was amped up.
Emotions seemed to just flow through me with ease and it seemed like my tear ducts were just freely open for business. Of course my day Friday started out with tears before I even left to head up North, so I guess it was inevitable.
One of the stray cats at work, my favorite one, was on death's doorstep when I arrived at work. I am sad to say that I did not have the strength to put her out of her misery, but luckily my co-workers are a little stronger, or maybe they were just being nice to me, as I sat at my desk and cried. Either way, precious, little Chocolate Starfish was sent off to the Heavens.
There were many very cool things that happened over the weekend. I have a lot that needs to be processed but I have learned that the best way for me to deal with that is to just let it all marinate and process in its own time. When I try to consciously process I just end up confusing myself.
One morning when I was coming back in from outside I stopped right by the bookshelf. It wasn't really a conscious decision, it just was. I was scanning the books and one just kind of jumped out at me so I picked it up and decided to sit down and read some of it.
By the second paragraph I was crying. I don't know why, I mean I was reading the forward, but it just touched me. It was like I could feel the energy of the book and just knew it was meant for me.
After Giselle came out and saw me reading it, she told me how a friend loaned the book to her. She explained that earlier in the week she was going to see the friend so she grabbed the book to return it, but then she thought, No, Cheryl is coming this weekend and I think I want to show the book to her. So she put it back on the shelf. Then before she could tell me about it, I found it on my own.
I don't think I will ever stop being amazed at how the Universe works. It is thrilling how things work when you open your heart and just accept. Opening my heart, and/or accepting me as my heart was a big theme over the weekend. Or more accurately, that is the theme of my life right now.
All of this up and down, flowing emotions, intense feeling, and interesting discovery is certainly keeping me on my toes. I made a discovery this weekend that I am not happy about. I have always thought of myself as a non-judgmental person, but it turns out that is not the case. I learned that I judge people in ways that I was not even aware of. Yep, new thing for me to change. I did apologize in prayer to the people I have judged over the years.
Opening myself up to the true me is not always a bed of roses. I am beyond thrilled to be doing it and I know it is terrific for me but it certainly has its surprises. Of course, if there were no surprises I suppose I wouldn't really be needing to do all of this.
Each time I see Giselle, I am not sure what to expect and am always surprised by something that happens but I am just doing my best to take it all in stride and work with it. It is terrifying and exciting at the same time.
I had a definite connect with Mother Earth moment that was truly magical. I had a not pleasant physical reaction to some of the spiritual stuff we were doing. In fact, I had that happen twice during the weekend. Then I had another moment where I connected with the beauty of everything and that was, well, beautiful.
Like I said, things were felt very intensely and my emotions were wide open. I know I surprise Giselle with the way I react to things. Hell, I surprise myself too. i still have a long way to go, but I am farther along now than I was 3 months ago, so at least I am moving forward.
It may be a bumpy ride, full of twists and turns and unforeseen stuff but I am strapped in, hanging on tight and ready and willing to see where it leads.
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This is the first national museum built in 1759 for all the curious hearts and minds with an unlimited supply of books, encyclopedia, and 8 million plus works depicting art and culture of not just the United Kingdom but of the entire humanity from its beginnings to the present. Whether they are honeymooners or family vacationers, travelers from around the globe keep the place in their to-do-things list while heading to London. Wondering about where to find the low-cost flights to London? You are in the right place. At Cheapfaremart, you can book one-way or round-trip London flights at attractive rates.
Established in 1824, National Gallery is the collection of arts, sculptures, designs and so much more, with free entries. If you think computer-generated arts are superior to the one by human's mind, you are wrong. National Gallery houses a collection of over 2,300 paintings dating from the mid-13th century to 1900, perhaps, from the era before Charles Babbage could conceive his masterpiece. Take a deep dive into culture, media, and sport with cheap airline tickets to London.
Built after the WWII, Tate Modern is an art museum devoted to the contemporary arts dating from 1900 to the present day. Fortunately, the museum doesn't levy any entry fee; however the museum does serve as a platform for temporary exhibitions from third-party organizations for which you need to purchase tickets.
To make the Tate Modern easily accessible to visitors, the exhibits are well-organized in eight areas each dedicated to a theme or subject. Here is the list.
You might have watched Tomorrow Never Dies and GoldenEye, two of the iconic James Bond films. IF the location in the background made you wonder, now is the time to discover the secret with air tickets to London. These movies were filmed here only. Shanghai Knights starring Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson were also filmed in the courtyard of Somerset House. It also houses a café, a restaurant, an art gallery and a beautiful fountain court. So don't give it a miss.
The Tower of London is deeply intrigued by the history of London. Build in 1078; the Tower was utilized for purposes as diverse as an armory, a treasury, a menagerie, the home of the Royal Mint, a public record office, and the home of the Crown Jewels of England. It also served as a prison, and its wall had seen some of the iconic figures of the history like Elizabeth I before she became queen, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Elizabeth Throckmorton. The Tower was visited by over two million travelers in 2016.
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St. Vincent & Carrie Brownstein's film premiering at Sundance
By Amanda Hatfield December 4, 2019
According to a description of The Nowhere Inn, "notions of reality, identity, and authenticity grow increasingly distorted and bizarre" in the film.
Category: movies, Music News Tags: Annie Clark, Bill Benz, Carrie Brownstein, Portlandia, St Vincent, Sundance, Sundance Film Festival, The Nowhere Inn
St. Vincent directed a horror film & scored Kristen Stewart's directorial debut; both premiering at 2017 Sundance fest
By Bill Pearis December 6, 2016
St. Vincent is one of four directors who worked on horror anthology 'XX' which is part of Sundance's "Midnight" series.
Category: movies, Music News Tags: Annie Clark, Kristen Stewart, St Vincent, Sundance, Sundance Film Festival
Soulwax made songs for a bunch of fictitious bands for the 'Belgica' soundtrack (listen to one of them)
Felix van Groeningen's Belgica just had it's U.S. premiere at Sundance and tells the tale of two Belgian brothers who run the film's titular music club, a "den of depravity" where the party never stops, or never wants to at least...
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X Japan documentary 'We Are X' premiered at Sundance (review, watch a clip)
The 2016 Sundance Film Festival kicked off last week in Park City, Utah. I was there for a few days this weekend and, while I got to see a bunch of good movies (Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester By the Sea, Whit Stillman's Love and Friendship, and Antonio Campos's Christine being my highlights), one film of particular interest to BV readers is the new documentary We Are X, which premiered at the fest and is about the incredibly successful Japanese metal band X Japan...
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Tim Hecker releasing new album via 4AD, scoring new indie film 'The Free World' & touring in 2016 (dates)
By BrooklynVegan Staff December 16, 2015
Experimental electronic composer Tim Hecker is finishing up work on his new album which will be released by 4AD in Spring 2016. While we wait for more details on that, Tim has announced a few spring tour dates, including n NYC show at Warsaw on April 14...
Category: movies, Music News, tour dates Tags: Sundance, Tim Hecker
Death Cab for Cutie announces their first 2014 show; Ben Gibbard scored a film that premiered at Sundance
Death Cab for Cutie at Firefly 2012 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
Ben Gibbard has been busy lately focusing on The Postal Service reunion and his solo career, but he did recently make some festival appearances with Death Cab for Cutie to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Transatlanticism at Bumbershoot and Barsuk 15...
Category: Music News, tour dates Tags: Ben Gibbard, Chloe Grace Moretz, Death Cab For Cutie, Keira Knightley, Laggies, Lynn Shelton, Sundance
Sondre Lerche scored a new film, on a Norwegian stamp, lists his favorite music of 2013, playing NYC in February
Sondre Lerche is still working on his new album, but he does have music coming out before that. He collaborated with fellow musician Kato Ådland on the score to Norwegian drama The Sleepwalker which is out January 14...
Category: Music News, tour dates Tags: Best of 2013, My Bloody Valentine, Sondre Lerche, Sundance
Michael Cera wants to get high with 'Crystal Fairy', will be at the FREE BV SCREENING
By BrooklynVegan Staff July 2, 2013
" Cera plays Jamie, an entitled American whose main concern is getting to the next high. We meet him at a house party in Santiago, where, between lines of coke, he is momentarily transfixed by a dancing Crystal Fairy, and compelled on a whim to invite her along on a road trip he's planned with his Chilean amigos to partake of the hallucinogenic San Pedro cactus...
Category: movies, Music News Tags: Crystal Fairy, IFC, Michael Cera, Sebastian Silva, Sundance, Wythe Hotel
come to a free screening of "Celeste and Jesse Forever" (starring Andy Samberg & Rashida Jones)
By BrooklynVegan Staff July 26, 2012
In director Lee Toland Krieger's comedic drama , Celeste (Rashida Jones) and Jesse (Andy Samberg) met in high school, married young and are growing apart...
Category: movies Tags: Andy Samberg, Celeste and Jesse Forever, free shows, Rashida Jones, Saturday Night Live, SNL, Sundance, Sunshine Theater, Will McCormack
BV Presents a free screening of 'BOY' @ Knitting Factory Tues.
By BrooklynVegan Staff February 22, 2012
The Year is 1984, and on the rural East Coast of New Zealand "Thriller" is changing kids' lives. Inspired by the Oscar nominated Two Cars, One Night, is the hilarious and heartfelt coming-of-age tale about heroes, magic, and Michael Jackson...
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If you need to get to Gold Coast Airport for a departing flight, you have a number of options. Taxis and rideshare options are abundant on the Gold Coast, and the SkyBus Gold Coast Airport Shuttle operates between Main Beach and Tweed Heads. Public transport and private car hire are also possibilities. If you have time to relax before your flight and you have lounge access, you can either enjoy the Qantas Club or Virgin Australia lounge. Read more about Gold Coast Airport (OOL) including which shops and restaurants you'll find there.
Sydney Airport (SYD) is also known as Mascot Airport or Kingsford Smith Airport, and is located 8km from the city centre. It is the busiest airport in Australia and consists of three terminals, with Terminal 1 the hub for international flights and Terminals 2 and 3 servicing domestic flights. The taxi service from the airport is efficient and well-organised, the AirportLink train is a fast and inexpensive way to get from the airport to the city, and there are also several other transport options such as airport shuttles.
The weather in Sydney comprises a sunny climate with mild winters and warm summers, perfect for making the most of the great outdoors. The best time to visit Sydney will depend largely on your personal preference and your ideal getaway plans. You can enjoy the stunning coastal headlands from summer right through winter, and the mild weather and drop in humidity also makes for perfect whale-watching conditions, in autumn and winter.
Summer in Sydney is best spent outdoors. During summer the average temperatures range from 18-25 degrees Celsius, and the average humidity peaks at 65%. It's a great time to take a dip at one of Sydney's magnificent beaches or harbourside pools, with water temperatures rising to a comfortable average of 23 degrees.
Appropriate clothing: Comfortable light attire
Don't forget: A shady hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses
During autumn the humidity drops and average temperature falls between 14-22 degrees Celsius. The crisp autumn air makes for the perfect weather to take a morning stroll along the coast, which is especially inspiring during the annual humpback whale migration.
Appropriate clothing: A light jacket
Don't forget: A warm scarf for chilly evenings, and a camera for potential whale sightings
Average temperatures drop to between 8-17 degrees Celsius during Sydney winter. The city's rainfall is also at its highest in these months with an average downpour of 132mm, so make sure to rug up and stay dry.
Appropriate clothing: Long pants, warm jacket
Don't forget: Raincoat and umbrella
The days are warmer during spring, but the humidity is usually still quite low. With average temperatures fluctuating between 11-23 degrees Celsius, it would be a good idea to pack for two climates. October also marks the beginning of daylight saving, so make sure to turn your watches forward by an hour.
Appropriate clothing: Light jacket, short-sleeve shirt
Don't forget: You're on Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT)!
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Mammals Moving Less in Human Landscapes May Upset Ecosystems
Could baboons and other mammals worldwide soon need pedometers? Not likely, but a new study to be published in Science reveals that on average, mammals move distances two to three times shorter in human-modified landscapes than they do in the wild.
A female savannah baboon wearing a GPS collar used in the mammal tracking study. Photo: Amboseli Baboon Research Project
Researchers worldwide, including Catherine Markham in the Department of Anthropology in the College of Arts and Sciences at Stony Brook University, collected data on movement of 57 mammal species around the globe by using GPS tracking devices. To get the results, the research team – led by Dr. Marlee Tucker — compared the tracking data to a Human Footprint Index, which gauges how much each area was affected by human activities such as infrastructure, settlements and agriculture.
The finding, scientists say, is significant because it is important that animals move with frequency and over a wide distance because they transport nutrients and seeds during their moving around. Traveling distances also brings different species together and balances the food web.
The authors conclude that by mammals moving less, ecosystem functions may be significantly affected in the human-modified landscapes. Professor Markham and colleagues with the Amboseli Baboon Research Project contributed to the study by tracking baboons living in the savannah ecosystem of East Africa. The research is led by a team at the Senckenberg Nature Research Society and Goethe University in Frankfurt.
The research was funded in part by the National Science Foundation.
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Pedro Marques is the technical director of S.L. Benfica. He joined the club in July, and is in charge of the technical coordination of youth football, developing young players into future stars. Before Benfica, Marques spent eight years at Manchester City, where he helped develop City's coaching methodology and playing style. During that time, the English Premier League team won all four domestic titles, including three league championships. After the City Football Group was created in 2014, he helped coordinate the expansion of the club's game model to sister teams in five other countries.
S.L. Benfica is one of three Portuguese teams that have never been relegated from the Primeira Liga, the country's top soccer division. The Lisbon-based club has won a record 79 domestic trophies, including 36 Primeira Liga titles and 26 Taças de Portugal. Benfica most recently won both of those in the 2016/17 season. The club also won two European Cups in the 1960s—the European Cup was the precursor tournament to the UEFA Champions League.
The richest clubs and organizations may continue to explore the boundaries of soccer technology, but Marques foresees that most teams will concentrate on using Big Data to identify the factors that truly impact performance. Once they focus the use of technology towards those areas, he believes, they will produce meaningful insights.


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Media Decoder | Google Plans to Buy Frommer's Travel Guides
Google Plans to Buy Frommer's Travel Guides
By Claire Cain Miller
August 13, 2012 12:15 pm August 13, 2012 12:15 pm
8:56 p.m. | Updated SAN FRANCISCO — Google made another foray into producing original content Monday when it announced its plans to buy the Frommer's brand of travel guides from John Wiley & Sons to augment its local and travel search results.
Google will pay about $23 million for the brand, according to a person close to the deal who was not authorized to speak publicly about the terms. The companies declined to comment on the purchase price. It is a small acquisition for Google, but important for several of Google's up-and-coming businesses.
The deal shows how crucial a business local search and reviews are for Google. It is also the latest evidence that Google is trying to transform itself into a media company — making its mission not just to show the most relevant links from around the Web, but to produce that information as well.
"In certain key areas now, they've seen the value of having content and how important it is to consumers," said Greg Sterling, founder of Sterling Market Intelligence, who studies local online media. "Frommer's is even more content-rich" than previous acquisitions by Google, he said.
Google has long insisted that it would not create content but simply be a conduit for it. In a 2010 interview, Eric E. Schmidt, who was Google's chief executive then but is now chairman, said the company was "careful to define a line where we don't cross into content" and wanted to remain a "neutral platform for content and applications."
But Google started chipping away at that line as early as 2008, when it started Knol, a Wikipedia competitor it has since closed. Google's YouTube division has acquired and financed producers of original video content, and last year Google bought Zagat, which publishes restaurant reviews.
Google is not the only technology company trying to expand its reach in this way. Yahoo, AOL, Amazon.com, Apple and Netflix have all shown signs of wanting to become media companies to varying degrees.
But Google is walking a tricky line, which antitrust regulators are watching closely. When it produces its own content, it competes with other Web sites instead of being just a neutral organizer of information. Search for what to do in Hawaii, for instance, and Google could show results from Frommer's ahead of TripAdvisor links.
"Google is perceived as this competitor that has the potential to favor its own search results," Mr. Sterling said. "That remains very much to be seen, but that's the narrative they continue to play into."
Google has said repeatedly that it does not favor its own services in producing search results, but the issue is one of the central ones being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission in an antitrust review of Google.
"Our goal with local search is to help people find the local information they need — as quickly and easily as possible," Google said in a statement Monday. "At times, we think the best result is to direct a user to some other site or product, and each day we send millions of customer referrals through our search products."
With the acquisition, Google is also becoming a competitor to publishers, said Hugh McGuire, founder of PressBooks.com, an e-book production tool.
"Publishers should be worried about it," Mr. McGuire said. "What's happening is that we're going to start seeing a lot more business models around books that are incorporating the Internet, and publishers aren't very keen on embracing that."
Local search, for things like restaurants or hotels nearby, is one of Google's growing areas of focus. In this area, it competes with Web sites like Yelp, TripAdvisor and Citysearch; these searches are a fruitful source of advertising dollars.
Local advertising revenue over all is expected to grow to $150 billion in 2016, from $132 billion last year, with the fastest growth occurring online and on mobile devices, according to BIA/Kelsey, a local-media research and advisory firm. Travel advertisers will spend $3.16 billion online this year, an increase of 23 percent over last year, according to eMarketer.
To take advantage of this ad spending, Google has been building local search and travel search engines. Though the content from Frommer's could eventually be used in Google travel search — which is built on flight search technology from ITA Software, the company that Google bought last year — it will now be used for Google's local search.
Google plans to incorporate Frommer's travel content — which includes guides and reviews in books, a Web site and mobile apps — into its local reviews. Frommer's employees who remain at Google will work on the team that manages Zagat local listings and reviews.
"The Frommer's team and the quality and scope of their content will be a great addition to the Zagat team," Google said. "We can't wait to start working with them on our goal to provide a review for every relevant place in the world."
Google has been trying to bolster its local listings for several years. After failing to acquire Yelp and struggling to build its own local review service, last year it bought Zagat, the publisher of the slim red restaurant guidebooks, for $151 million.
In May it unveiled a local review service, Google Plus Local, with business information and reviews from Zagat and Google users that show up in search, maps, Google Plus and mobile apps.
Google did not say whether it would maintain the Frommer's brand or continue to publish print Frommer's books. But it still uses the Zagat brand and publishes Zagat books. While Frommer's has mobile apps, travel is one of the few areas in which print books are still essential because people often do not have cellphone data access when traveling abroad.
Google also declined to comment on what will happen with companies that have worked with Frommer's to show its reviews, including Kayak and The New York Times, which licenses destination-related content from Frommer's for its Web site on an annual basis.
Julie Bosman and Evelyn M. Rusli contributed reporting from New York.
Correction: August 15, 2012
Because of an editing error, an article on Tuesday about Google's plans to buy the Frommer's brand of travel guides misstated, in some copies, the expected growth in local advertising revenue. It is expected to increase to $150 billion over all in 2016, not to $150 billion just on the Internet.
A version of this article appears in print on 08/14/2012, on page B1 of the NewYork edition with the headline: Google Says It Will Buy Frommer's For Content.
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They claim the diet makes them feel 'high'.
This woman claims she has eaten almost nothing but fruit for five years, and says her extreme diet makes her "feel high".
Interior architect Tina Stoklosa, who's originally from Warsaw, Poland, first tried the fruitarian diet as a pre-Christmas cleanse, way back in December 2013.
The 39-year-old instantly saw results, but she found the diet hard to stick to at home, because of temptations to go for meals out.
She decided to move to Bali three years ago, to discover more exotic fruit and go fully fruitarian, and it was here that she met her toyboy fiance Simon Beun, 26, from Izegem, Belgium.
The couple haven't brushed their teeth in two years, claiming they don't need to on the diet, and say they would never go back to 'normal' food.
Tina's especially thrilled with the results on her waistline - having shed 31kg to take her to 51kg, and going from a size 16 to 8.
The couple eat between 2,000 and 4,000 calories, and munch on up to 30 bananas in one day - while quenching their thirst with coconut water.
Tina said: "I have been overweight most on my adult life. Engaged in cycles of binge eating and dieting in turn only growing bigger and feeling more helpless with each year.
"Whilst researching a green smoothie recipe for the first time - I found a girl online that only ate fruit, and then I found a whole group of people online eating this way and calling themselves fruitarians.
"The vast majority of them looked incredibly healthy, and had so much energy they chose to be endurance athletes. I was intrigued, and decided to do a week long pre-Christmas weight loss cleanse on just fruit.
"I felt amazing that week - light, optimistic, even high, I was walking 30cm above the ground - it felt like I was in love with everything. This diet was worth it even just for the mental game.
Simon, who was previously a vegan, reached out to Tina after stumbling upon her Instagram page - and found the transition to a fruitarian diet an easy one.
The couple claim their diet can cure cancer, depression and chronic illness.
Despite the high sugar diet, they haven't brushed their teeth in two years - because they think the fibre from the fruit cleans them.
Tina said: "The benefits are weight loss, you can eat unlimited amount of fruit every day, increased sleep quality, crazy amounts of energy.
"Feeling more connected to nature, to yourself and others. Feeling like you are getting younger each day - from a scientific standpoint you are on this diet.
"Huge savings on health insurance, medical care drugs, alcohol, cooking equipment and ingredients, cosmetics - once you introduce minimalism into your diet it spreads onto other areas of your life.
"The diet challenges everything we believe about food and our culture which is centred around cooking food - so once you've broken down that taboo you feel liberated to challenge other ideas that you thought are fixed in our society.
"When I went for a check-up after three years, the dentist called two other dentists to show my teeth to them - my teeth were in such good condition she couldn't believe it.
Simon and Tina have their own YouTube channel, Fit Shortie Eats, where they chat about hunting and foraging for exotic fruit.
"If I could just ask you to make one change - eat fruit as your breakfast, you will already feel better. Once you get the hang of it, substitute lunch for just fruit too.


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League 2 daily: Ex West Ham United and Newcastle United star not ready to hang up boots at Notts County
All the latest from League 2 including Notts County boss Kevin Nolan deciding to keep playing next season
Notts County manager Kevin Nolan (Image: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)
Manager Kevin Nolan will sign on as a player once more for Notts County next season.
Nolan registered himself as a player with the Magpies when he took charge in January, although he has yet to feature.
But he told the Nottingham Post he would be pulling on his boots for pre-season training in case he needed to be called upon.
"We are going to be missing Michael O'Connor and that's a massive loss to me and I'm devastated for the lad," said Nolan.
"Because of things like that, I have to make sure I am available if we lose another midfielder."
Luton Town striker Zane Banton (Image: Pete Norton/Getty Images)
Luton have recalled striker Zane Banton from a loan spell with St Albans to boost their attacking options going into tomorrow's trip to Accrington.
Banton, 20, has scored twice in six games for the Vanarama National League South side, but has been drafted back into the Hatters squad, according to the Bedfordshire News.
The forward was among the scorers when Luton reserves beat Derby 4-1 in a friendly on Tuesday.