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Krispy Kreme Times Square Flagship to Open Sept. 15
The Times Square Krispy Kreme flagship is a one-of-a-kind doughnut theater, showcasing how the sweet treats are made.
By Katelin Walling July 8, 2021
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A Krispy Kreme store unlike any other is coming to Times Square Sept. 15, when the world's largest Hot Light will be lit for the first time. The Times Square flagship is a 4,500-square-foot store that features doughnuts, of course, plus an inside look at how the classic treats are made. This location is the latest in the brand's commitment to expand its doughnut offerings in NYC.
"We're filled with joy to share the sweet news that Krispy Kreme is opening in Times Square," said Michael Tattersfield, CEO of Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corporation, in a press release. "We said earlier this year that when New York City and Times Square are ready, we'll be ready. We can't wait to bring a new, bright Hot Light to Broadway beginning Sept. 15."
The Krispy Kreme Times Square flagship is a one-of-a-kind, immersive experience that showcases how the doughnuts are made, from the mixing of ingredients to the 2-foot Glaze Waterfall.
What to Expect at the Krispy Kreme Times Square Flagship
New Yorkers and visitors alike come to Broadway for the theater, and Krispy Kreme's first global flagship is falling right in line. The store is a doughnut theater, of sorts, showcasing the end-to-end doughnut-making process, from the mixing of raw ingredients to the conveyor belts that carry the sweet treats from station to station, to the literal waterfall of glaze that makes Krispy Kreme doughnuts the shiny sweet donuts craved by so many. As if that wasn't enough, the Times Square location features the brand's largest Glaze Waterfall, a 2-foot tall stream of the sweet topping that coat the Original Glazed.
The flagship has 16 different doughnut flavors on the menu, including the Original Glazed, Cake Batter, and Strawberry frosted with Sprinkles, along with cold bottled drinks and a full coffee menu. But as a bonus just for those who visit the one-of-a-kind location in the heart of Manhattan, Krispy Kreme created the special edition Big Apple doughnut, inspired by the candy apples from Coney Island.
The special edition Big Apple doughnut, which is only available at Krispy Kreme's Times Square location
Once you get your sweet treats, stop by the store's Doughnut Box Experience, stadium like seating with tables specially designed for the perfect Instagram pic.
"We all need a little joy right now and with that we welcome the Krispy Kreme flagship location to the heart of this great city. We're thrilled for New Yorkers and visitors to enjoy the one-of-a-kind treats and the famous Hot Light experience. This iconic brand will make Times Square sweeter and we can't wait to take a bite," said Tim Tompkins, President of the Times Square Alliance.
How Krispy Kreme is Keeping Visitors Safe
Originally scheduled to open in May, illuminating the Hot Light was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. And Krispy Kreme quickly adapted its opening plans to ensure guests and employees alike are safe in the store.
Capacity in the store is limited, and you can even reserve time slots online to visit the store and remote queueing. The store is also adhering to all NYC and CDC COVID-19 safety guidelines, including face masks required for anyone in the store, protective barriers between guests and employees, social distancing markers, regular cleaning and sanitizing, and temperature checks of employees before their shift. What's more? You can place an order online or via the Krispy Kreme app and pick up your doughnuts from the 24-hour curbside pick-up window.
Guests can get in the spirit and don their own Krispy Kreme paper hat!
Want to visit the Times Square Krispy Kreme flagship?
The world's tallest Hot Light, standing at 15 feet tall, will always be on. That's right, that means you can enjoy a hot, fresh Original Glazed Krispy Kreme doughnut whenever the craving strikes!
Krispy Kreme's Times Square location will also have a curbside pick-up window.
Krispy Kreme Times Square is located at 1601 Broadway, at West 48th Street, in Times Square. It's set to open Sept. 15, and it will be open 24/7.
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Author: Katelin Walling is the former editorial director for NYMetroParents. She has been writing about parenting, health, finance, education, fun things to do in NYC and the surrounding area, and more for nearly 10 years. She also has 20+ years of child care experience and was a babysitter in NYC for 8 years. Katelin graduated from the University of Maine in 2011 and attended the NYU Summer Publishing Institute during the summer of 2011. To unplug in her free time, she can often be found reading, knitting (or general crafting), or whipping up a vegan treat—all with a cup of coffee nearby. See More
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Many factors determine how and why a meaningful relationship is established and whether or not it continues, or is severed. Relationships are the foundation of coaching and even though a relationship takes both parties involved, coaches are leaders and should lead by example to pursue a real relationship with their athletes.
The challenge of coaching is balancing rationale and logic, along with empathy and emotional awareness. A strong relationship is important not only for your athlete's growth as a positive, ethical and moral person, but for the team's performance as a whole.
Let's focus on five essential building blocks that help create and sustain healthy, fulfilling, and, yes, great relationships with your athletes.
Speaker, Coach, Consultant and Author, Alan Stein Jr. is no stranger to working with athletes of all calibers. From coaching youth athletes around the world to athletes like Kevin Durant and Victor Oladipo, he understands the need to connect with the person within. "It ain't about you... it's about them." said Stein.
Connecting with your athletes creates a fertile environment where a relationship can develop. Care for them as people first, and players second.
Coaches who are disconnected from their players can be great at teaching skills, x's & o's, and leading winning teams. But, when a coach is good at all of those things and connects with their athletes on a personal level, then you become more than just a coach, you become a mentor to them outside of the game as well.
As a coach, you definitely do most of the talking. You are a teacher and with that, have to communicate effectively with your athletes. However, one learns much more by listening, and this skill is invaluable when trying to understand athletes. To develop a relationship, you must create an environment in which athletes feel comfortable expressing their concerns and telling you about issues they're facing.
What makes you a good coach, what allows whatever knowledge you have inside of you to take hold and grow within your players, is all about how much you care about them.
Lee Taft, Owner of Lee Taft Athletic Consulting goes above and beyond to show his athletes he cares.
"We always made sure we talked to our athletes about how areas, outside of athletics, are going. We paid close attention to how our athletes were acting and if they seemed low energy, concerned, or frustrated over something we let them know it is okay to share with us if they feel comfortable. We never tried to be intrusive into areas of their life that were too personal, but that they could feel comfortable speaking with us if they needed or wanted to."
Don't be afraid to share life lessons with your athletes. Share basic things that are going on in your life, business and health. This will show them that you are open with them and they can feel comfortable sharing if they need to. This approach will let your athletes know you are not just their coach, but also a person they can trust.
Erickson's Theory of the Psychosocial Development is built on the foundation of trust vs. mistrust. It should be no surprise that our first goal in life is to master trust, since that is the basis for all of our relationships moving forward. Genuine relationships between athletes and coaches generate more trust, better communication and a winning attitude.
Exhibit realness with your athletes. Only when you reveal parts of yourself can athletes begin to acknowledge you as fellow people whom they can have a stronger feeling of trust and respect towards. Sharing experiences from your own life enables athletes to see you more as a real person, not a figure.
Back to point one, empathize with your athletes as people, not as athletes, and care about how they are doing.
Bennie Wylie, Director of Performance for the University of Oklahoma Football, is one of the top strength and conditioning coaches in the country and knows how to connect with his athletes, "I coach our boys hard, but most importantly, I treat them with respect."
You must respect your athletes for the individuals they are. While in many cases athletes are parts of large groups, there will be a multitude of needs surrounding that group. Try to meet with players one-on-one before and after the season to set goals, and check their progress.
Allow for the expression of opinions without the fear of being judged or put down. Your word is your most powerful tool, if you say you'll do something, you have to do it when it comes to agreements and commitments. Do not betray the athletes trust.
If you keep these building blocks top of mind as you coach your athletes, you will build strong and lasting relationships. Most importantly, they will have meaning. That's the key here.
What do you think are the building blocks of building a relationship? I'd love to hear your thoughts.


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Q: Can I select elements that have a class (any class) Is there a selector that selects elements having any class unlike :not([class])?
I am using Adobe DTM to define rules and events that will fire a particular request in Adobe Analytics. One of my rules is activated each time the user clicks an element with a data-analytics-linkname attribute in the tag, and the following elements would trigger the rule for example:
Visit Google

Visit Google

I'm aware of the :has() pseudo-class selector, but it doesn't seem to be compatible with any browser.
Only the link with the defined class (btn) should trigger the class. However, I do not really want to specify class btn in my rules, as I want to be as flexible as possible with them, and I do not want to create one each time the developers create a new asset.

A: You can select all elements with a certain attribute by using the attribute present selector [...]. If you specify a[class], all a elements with the class attribute will be selected.

a[class] {
  color: red;
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Button 1
Button 2
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A: The answer is fairly straight forward, simply [class] or something like [class]:not(body).

div {
  width: 100px;
  height: 20px;
  border: solid red 2px;
}

[class]:not(body) {
  background: orange;
}

<button class='t3'>button 1</button>

<button>button 2</button>

Your problem doesn't make a lot of sense. If you don't want to use the btn class as a selector to remain as flexible as possible, and don't want to create one each time the developers create a new asset, simply create and use a another class strictly for that purpose.

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Horrie was intelligent and easily trained. He acted as a guard dog and many times gave early warning of the approach of enemy aircraft. He survived the sinking of the Costa Rica on which the unit was being evacuated from Greece to Crete. In Crete, he was wounded by a bomb splinter, which had to be removed with a knife. To keep him warm in Syria's severe cold, Horrie was issued with a coat cut from a soldier's service dress tunic.
When Moody returned to Australia in April 1942, he smuggled Horrie ashore inside a modified travelling pack. The pack was lined with wood and had slits cut in the back for ventilation.
Horrie lived in Australia for almost three years before disaster struck.
Horrie's story was about to be published in a book by Ion Idriess, Horrie the wog-dog: with the A.I.F. in Egypt, Greece, Crete and Palestine. Moody offered to use the publicity Horrie would get from the book to assist the Red Cross Society's fund-raising efforts. This alerted quarantine officials to the dog's history. They were adamant: Moody had to surrender Horrie, who was destroyed on 12 March 1945.
Anthony Hill's book Animal heroes suggested a different ending for Horrie. Hill claimed that a look-alike dog was surrendered in Horrie's place, and that Horrie lived the rest of his life near Corryong, Victoria.
The Memorial's collection includes Horrie's uniform and the travelling pack which was used to smuggle Horrie into Australia.
Extract from the unpublished history (AWM MSS955) of the battalion by Col H.S. Plummer and Capt E.L. Atkins which mentions Horrie's wounding.


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Austin Mayor Reportedly Hosted Wedding, Traveled To Mexico While Telling Constituents 'We Need To Stay Home'
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Austin Mayor Steve Adler, who has been a vocal advocate of social distancing to keep coronavirus cases down in Texas' capital city, was reported by local media Wednesday to have hosted a wedding for his daughter in early November with 20 guests, twice the recommended limit under the city's coronavirus guidelines at the time, and to have vacationed in Mexico as he encouraged residents to "stay home if you can," a move called hypocritical by some Austinites.
Austin Mayor Steve Adler speaks onstage during Texas Conference For Women 2019.
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According to the Austin American-Statesman, Adler and seven other guests at the wedding traveled on a private jet to Cabo, Mexico the day after the wedding, where the Statesman reports the mayor recorded a video encouraging Austin residents to hunker down at home to prevent a rise in coronavirus cases: "We need to stay home if you can. This is not the time to relax," he said.
However, Adler maintains that he did not violate his own orders, telling the newspaper he consulted health authorities before the wedding, had guests tested for coronavirus, gave out masks and encouraged social distancing—he also said his travel party in Cabo was in a "pod" and following safety precautions, and at the time, Austin coronavirus guidelines were not yet discouraging travel.
This week, San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Florida Gov. Gavin Newsom found themselves in hot water after it was revealed they had dinner at the same Michelin-starred Napa restaurant French Laundry within a day of each other, despite state guidelines that strongly discourage gatherings of people from multiple households, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock also apologized on social media Monday for traveling to spend Thanksgiving with family in Mississippi after he told his constituents to stay home.
In September, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi faced nationwide blowback after a trip to a hair salon that should have been closed under California state orders, which Pelosi and a hair stylist involved said was a setup by a business owner angry over coronavirus closings.
Crucial Quote
"I regret this travel," Adler said in a statement released after the story made headlines. "I wouldn't travel now, didn't over Thanksgiving and won't over Christmas. But my fear is that this travel, even happened during a safer period, could be used by some as a justification for risky behavior. In hindsight, and even though it violated no order, it set a bad example for which I apologize."
Key Background
A fall surge in coronavirus infections nationwide is expected to be exacerbated by Thanksgiving gatherings and travel. While widespread vaccination may be possible as early as summer 2021, health experts are urging Americans to continue social distancing, wearing masks and getting tested for coronavirus to battle the disease in the meantime.
Austin mayor stressed residents 'need to stay home.' He was vacationing in Cabo at the time (Austin American-Statesman)
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Great stage ones! Looking forward to the rest and to see if you all benefit as much as I did from gaming Arccos!
Thanks and am looking forward to your reviews and thoughts.
Nice stage 1 fellas. Looking forward to seeing the results of your testing.
I am very interested in seeing these results, I have been trying to decide between Arccos and Shotscope, and this will help me decide. Have fun with this one.
A quick update for everyone. I can really see how the system is designed to collect data and provide you with usable measurements to improve your game. I like the potential that it is showing.
This is the trouble that I have been having lately. This was from a scramble on Saturday. I played my 3 wood, 56°, and then 1 putt. I did not hit my 56° 72yds. It was about a 25yd chip. Arccos is only registering one or none of my strokes and seems to be all over the place with distances. I'm in an email conversation with their client experience team to find potential solves.
I've experienced the of drop in shot as well here and there, however I found a few keys being if the green and next tee box are close then be sure to take out your next club by the tee box and not earlier. For me at my local course 13 green and 14 tee box are very close and the odd time I would take out my 4 Iron right away from walking off the green and it wouldn't end the previous hole, but continue on.
Also usually a quick review after the round usually helps any real outliers.
I know that caddie feature is a huge part of your review, but has anyone checked out tournament mode?
I haven't played around with tournament mode yet, but I plan to as I'm sure many people are curious about that feature.
My dropped shots occur all over the course and even when I only have one club with me and the cart with my bag is 15-20yds away.
any thought of contacting Arccos and finding out about this?
Still in the middle of gathering data for my Stage 2 and thought I would add my thoughts on lost shots and false shots, The quick start guide gives a few tips to avoid the false shots being triggered, if you drop the club or bump two clubs together can trigger false shots. It looks like also if the green and next tee in close vicinity to each other (as Danbrook posted) it can miss your drive. This is no different from Shot Scope in this respect which for different reason is not 100% accurate and gives false positive and negatives. I found in the first couple of rounds trying to confirm and correct hole scores was a distraction from my golf and decided not to rely on accuracy of the stroke recording and now spend 5 minutes at the end of the round double checking the data and correcting it while the round is still fresh in your head.
On Tournament mode I've used it a couple of times, it says it conforms to USGA tournament rules but to feel comfortable using it I'm going to check the R&A site. You still get the Caddie view at the tee and the GPS satellite view of the hole gives you wind speed but not elevation. Also the Front Centre Back view no longer gives you the second set of numbers i.e. Plays like yardages.
After 12 rounds I've found the Data Analytics and Dashboard the most useful features and I'm using this to focus my practising. Personally the Caddie feature so far I'm not sold on, the main reason is that I won't rely on it 100% and because of this using it adds doubt on club selection into my head. For example playing a hole that has a 30 feet elevated green I usually take yardage to the back of the green and club to this, so it plays 10 to 15 yds longer and you are always better long than short. My head says PW, I pick out Arccos and it says AW. AW will get me there but if I hit it heavy it will be short and roll back down the hill 50yds. Doubt is a terrible thing. Also if you start to rely on it and then go into a tournament the Plays like feature is disabled so you have to work it out yourself from F-C-B data.
Here is a question, what happens if you don't have a phone signal does the phone still gather data? I'm going to put my iPhone into Airplane mode the next time I'm out and check.
I use a older iPhone that doesn't have any service, as I found arccos misses a LOT more shots on Android. The only downside to a no service phone is no wind conditions other then that it works just as a phone with service. In regular mode the caddie still functions as normal and you still get all your F - M - B yardages along with club suggestions. At least those are the only differences I found between service and no service devices.
Side note I've emailed arccos on a few different issues/course updates and I don't think I've ever had better customer service. Responses have almost always been same day if not hours after. That and the few courses which needed to be updated only took a few hours to do.
I'm in an email conversation now with Arccos to try and find out why this happens.
I found in the first couple of rounds trying to confirm and correct hole scores was a distraction from my golf and decided not to rely on accuracy of the stroke recording and now spend 5 minutes at the end of the round double checking the data and correcting it while the round is still fresh in your head.
I 100% agree that confirming and correcting the data hole to hole is distracting. I too have done the method of double checking everything after the round, but at that point it is no different than my stat tracking I was doing at the start of this season.
So far I haven't registered a false shot. All of my struggles come from a shot not being triggered. I have played entire holes with no shot being triggered. I'll keep everyone posted with what Arccos says.
I agree that their customer service is very responsive. It is nice to see that still matters and is thought of by companies.
I think I am in a different camp. The times that I have played with the Arccos system - I put the phone in my pocket and didn't look at it once... hmm.
I would like that to be the way that I use the system. Just take the phone out to check distances and then back in the pocket. I'm hoping to solve the technical problems and get to the nitty gritty of my golf problems.


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Q: Multiclass (OVR) Logistical Regression on "Surrounded" Classes I'm trying to understand/visualize how multiclass logistic regression works but most of the examples I've seen concern 3 classes with all of them on the outside.
How does logistic regression work when there is a class surrounded by all the others. I imagine there would have to be a dip or trough in the logistic curve in order to set a bounds on the values needed - how do you differentiate between the two classes that are in the upper threshold for example?
Are there simply some cases where you couldn't use a logistic regression model - as in cases where there's only a sweet spot between two extremes where a data point lies in a class? How would you achieve this with a logistic curve?
Edit: To help visualize what I'm taking about. The picture below has three classes but they are all outside, so there's a clear, single boundary in at least one dimension separating them

However in this screenshot, there is a green class surrounded by all the others. So given any dimension, it's going to be between two other classes. Assuming using OVR, how would you decide a point is in that class but not the others without having a regression curve that has a peak or trough in it?


If you have driven by the store lately, you may have noticed that the shark has come down from the roof. She has been a landmark on the beach and has been stuck in our roof since 1986. She held up to Andrew's 160+ mph hour winds in 1992, then hurricane Wilma, and even did not budge during the whirlwind of storm activity inf 2017. Through hurricanes and 30+ year's this shark has been a faithful icon.Our beloved shark is heading out for a touch up and will be back on the roof in approximately one month. Stay tuned for her unveiling party!
As we head into our 40th year, we are excited to announce that Island Water Sports will be getting a fresh new look. Last year we completed a huge interior remodel that includes a surfboard museum, higher ceilings, and new interior displays. This year look for even more changes.
We brought new life to the store, highlighting our brands like QuikSilver, Roxy and Hurley.
This year, thanks to a partial grant from Deerfield Beach Community Redevelopment Agency's Commercial Facade Program, we will be working on the exterior of Island Water Sports. This week, construction went into full swing. We are excited to share our progress along the way with our customers.
Island Water Sports will remain open normal business hours.
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We will also continue to offer surfboard, paddleboard, bodyboard, and skimboard rentals and private lessons throughout the remodel. And, join us for our popular full moon paddleboard tour on Thursday, February 1st and beach yoga on Wednesday, February 7th.
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On A Friday afternoon, when the Bangladesh cricket team were about to get off the team bus to enter the Masjid Al Noor mosque to offer their prayers, in the New Zealand city of Christchurch, they heard gunshots being fired in the vicinity.
Nervous for the safety of their lives the helpless athletes "just escaped" the venue, with a clue of what was going on around them.
Batsman Tamim Iqbal, who opens the batting order for the squad described the horrific incident in a tweet he put out after fleeing from the site.
According to The Guardian, multiple casualties have been reported in the nearest police station of Christchurch while four suspects (3 men, 1 woman) have been apprehended with ammunition in their possession and explosives attached to their vehicles.
Former Bangladeshi skipper, Mushfiqur Rahim, too thanked their stars for being able to get away from the attack unscathed.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern too expressed her anger towards the "unprecedented violence" while comforting the members of their migrant communities and ensuring that the country will always be their home.
The Bangladesh cricket team were touring New Zealand since February having lost the ODI series 3-0 and the Test series 2-0. They were in Christchurch for the third and final Test match, which has now been cancelled.


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Rather than give an exact text book defintion of what postpartum depression is, what I want to do here is talk about the subject in it's entirety. First off, postpartum depression is not really the correct term. Postpartum depression is one type of Postpartum Mood Disorder that individuals can suffer from in the postpartum period. Others include: postpartum anxiety/panic, postpartum obsessive compulsive disorder and in extreme cases postpartum psychosis. We can define postpartum mood disorders as mood changes that occur following the birth of a baby. They can be anywhere form mild to severe in nature.
Sypmtoms vary greatly and can seem to come out of nowhere. All of a sudden a woman may feel unlike herself: she may have trouble getting out of bed and performing normal daily tasks; her appetite and sleep habits may change; she may experience feelings of sadness, depression, hopelessness, worthlessness, agitation, anxiety and panic; she may have obsessive thoughts and experience abrupt changes in mood and energy level. Sometimes Moms find they feel quite irratible, have difficulty concetrating, making decisions and even suffer confusion at times. Other things are affected as well such as libido. New fears may come into play as well such as: fear of being left alone, fear of impending disaster, fear of hurting oneself or the baby. A common reaction is for a Mom to experience either a lack of interest in the baby or extreme overprotectiveness of the infant. She may have a lack of interest in activities she normally enjoys, a powerful desire to run away, or feel that her life is spinning out of control.
Another very important question is why does PPD develop? Aside from some of the risk factors listed above, what can bring on a postpartum mood disorder?
-Hormonal changes after delivery is probably one of the biggest factors. It is interesting that some are susceptable to these changes and others are not; just like some Moms experience awful morning sickness, some just a little and others none at all - everyone has different ranges of sensitivity.
-Sleep deprivation and exhaustion is probably the second biggest cause. It takes awhile just to recover from the sometimes days spent in labour and delivering. After that, it does not matter how good the little bundle of joy is, he/she will inevitably disrupt his Mom's sleep schedule. Plus I think a lot of Moms do not realize how tiring it is simply looking after a little person day in and day out. All of these factors add up to fatigue and sometimes exhaustion.
-Depletion of nutrients can also be another contributing factor. Maybe not enough to cause a problem on it's on but in combination with other things, if a new Mom's nutrient stores have run low in some areas this can have big affects on her mood.
-Feelings of overwhelment due to new responsibilities of Motherhood. Most of us do our best to prepare for the arrival of our new baby based on what we have read, advice from family and friends and our own personal experiences in life. At the same time, there is only so much preparing one can do for such an enormous life event. I have three children myself and with each child, no matter my experience, it was a big adjustment.
-Expectations play a very large role in how someone will adjust to being a new Mom, whether it is the first time or the fitth time. The unrealistic expectations Mothers place on themselves, the sometimes outdated, unrealistic expectations society places on Moms, the expectations Moms place on eachother through competitiveness and how society thinks of PPD are all factors that require change. For more information on this subject please see my article entitled Expectations.
If you are a new Mom or Dad and are feeling unlike yourself or displaying any of the symptoms listed in this article it is a good idea to talk to someone. Talk to your spouse, a friend or a relative but most importantly book an appointment with your family doctor. Even more importantly, remember you are the expert on yourself, if you don't get the help you think you need from one professional or resource, get a second opinion or try something else. Often postpartum depression requires more than one kind of help and time, don't think that one doctor appointment or prescription will solve the problem.
So what are some of the options that can help with postpartum mood disorders?
-Support Groups are an excellant resource. They may not always be easy to find but they are a great place to start if you need some help. Often when a person is suffering from some type of mood disorder they feel very isolated, alone and like they are the only person going through what they are going through. Meeting other individuals dealing with similar problems and knowing that you are not alone makes a world of difference. For similar reasons Moms groups are also a very good resource as meeting other Moms and discussing similar topics of interest can really boost ones mood as well. Of course for someone that is severely depressed, getting out of the house alone can be difficult never mind joining a moms group so take baby steps - you will get there!
-Nutrition and Holistic Health is a worthwhile place to do some researching. There are so many options here for a new Mom such as seeing a dietitian for nutritional changes that can be made to help mood to seeing a holistic practitioner to learn more about supplements. Acupuncture, acupressure and massage are used to help Moms during the postpartum period as well. Just looking after yourself and making sure you eat healthy, drink lots of water and rest when you can makes a big difference. Of course I know from personal experience that this can be much easier said than done; Especially if you are not feeling like yourself or are depressed it seems impossible to do the very things you need. So please reach out and get help from wherever you can.
-Exercise is another part of looking after yourself, especially exercise geared toward the postpartum period. Exercise is also considered to be really good for depression partly due to the endorphins released in the body during exercise.
-Hiring a postpartum doula is another fabulous option if you would like a little extra help at home; that extra help could be all you need!
-Making an appointment to see a Psychologist is also a step in the right direction. Psychologists are very resourceful and compassionate. Sometimes all a person needs is someone to talk to. Psychologists offer not only talk therapy but have many resources at their finger tips and can help to point individuals in the right direction.
-Psychiatrists differ from Psychologists in that they are more like medical doctors, but for the mind and have the ability to presicribe medication. Generally if one sees a Psychiatrist, it is for a shorter period of time and the goal is usually to obtain a prescription for some type of antidepressant. Antidepressants can be helpful when nothing else seems to help and in severe cases of postpartum mood disorders but sometimes simply mask the problem rather than curing it.
-Publications, Books & Websites are very helpful as well in that they are self-help and can be used at home. Publications from your city geared towards Moms and families are filled with all kinds of resources that can be helpful. Books on the topics of pregnancy, postpartum health and postpartum mood disorders are great for those of us who like to research and get to the bottom of things. Websites too can offer a wide variety of resources and information.
Often a combination of the above suggestions will have a new Mom feeling like herself again in a matter of time. Eating healthy, getting rest and exercise, supplements, maybe a few acupressure appointments and a visit to a Psychologist will really help. In more extreme cases however if you are really struggling and are not feeling better over time then please make sure you examine other options. Talk to a Psychologist or Naturopath or book an appointment with a Psychiatrist.
Something I have not yet discussed in this article as most people are pretty familiar with this concept. Baby blues are for the most part a normal part of the adjustment period after having a baby. Just as the body needs to heal so does all of you. Feeling a bit down or overly emotional or exhausted is to be expected in the first couple of weeks after childbirth. Approximately 80% of new Moms experience Baby Blues within 2 to 6 weeks after having their baby. After the 6 week period it is generally considered to be PPD rather than baby blues.
Symptoms include: changes in sleep pattern, forgetfulness, changes in appetite, crying spells, unrealistic complaints, loss of interest in favourite activities, tendency to be withdrawn ro uncommunicative, tendency to feel overwhelmed quickly, feeling fearful, low self-esteem, not feeling better when reassured.
Symptoms include: intense feelings of fear, heart palpitations, fear of heart attack, hyperventalation, chest pains and indigestion, numbing or tingling sensation in hands and feet.
Symptoms include: Obsessive worries about health of the baby and your own health, preoccupation with cleanliness and germs, overprotectiveness of baby, fear of being alone with the baby due to concern of hurting him/her, repetitive/obsessive thoughts.
Sypmtoms include: Hallucinations, manic episodes, disconection between actual and perceived events.
Another condition that can sometimes arise after childbirth is Postpartum Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Sometimes what transpires during labour and delivery has been so traumatic for the new Mom that she experiences post-traumatic disorder just as a person might after any other traumatic event such asa a car accident or war.
Symptoms include: flashbacks to event, nightmares, feelings of helplessness, feelings of fear, panic attacks.
Other terms used to refer to postpartum mood disorders or postpartum depresison include: Postnatal depression, perinatal depression, postpartum adjustment, postpartum exhaustion.
So in knowing all of this, how do we prevent postpartum mood disorders? Can we? I am far from an expert but I don't think we can prevent them entirely, we can however lessen their effects if they do occur. By being aware, informed and living a healthy lifestyle I think we can stay on top of PPD. Awareness and information is really the key so that other new Moms and young Moms can be much more prepared for PPD should it happen.
My own personal experiences with PPD.


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Министерство торговли, индустрии и конкуренции ЮАР несёт ответственность за коммерческую и промышленную политику. Министерство и её подчинённые агентства участвуют в содействии экономическому развитию, экономических прав и возможностей чернокожего населения, реализации коммерческого права (в том числе юридических компаний и права интеллектуальной собственности), в содействии и регулировании международной торговли и защите прав потребителей.

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Die bulgarisch-osttimoresischen Beziehungen beschreiben das zwischenstaatliche Verhältnis von Bulgarien und Osttimor.

Geschichte
Bulgarien und Osttimor nahmen am 21. Januar 2003 diplomatische Beziehungen auf. Bulgarien stellte Personal für die Unterstützungsmission der Vereinten Nationen in Osttimor (UNMISET).

Diplomatie

Die beiden Staaten verfügen über keine diplomatische Vertretungen im jeweils anderen Land. Die konsularische Betreuung für Bulgarien in Osttimor übernimmt die Botschaft im indonesischen Jakarta. Seit 2020 ist Petar Andonow Botschafter.

Wirtschaft
Für 2018 gibt das Statistische Amt Osttimors keine Handelsbeziehungen zwischen Osttimor und Bulgarien an.

Einreisebestimmungen
Staatsbürger Osttimors sind von der Visapflicht für Bulgarien, wie bei den Schengenstaaten, befreit. Auch bulgarische Staatsbürger genießen Visafreiheit in Osttimor.

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Simply put, here are the directors who have done more to bring you exploding helicopter action than anyone else.
Whilst we celebrate a quality helicopter explosion as much as the next chopper fireball fanatic, it's equally important we recognise those directors who fulfil their fundamental obligation to film fans by always a whirlybird conflagration in their offerings.
1 - Roland Emmerich
Exploding helicopter total: 10
Exploding helicopter films: Independence Day, Godzilla, White House Down
It's little surprise that this disaster movie specialist features so prominently in our list. It would be unthinkable for Hollywood's go-to-man for destroying cities and indeed civilisation to be absent.
With so many options at his disposal, it is a mark of his dedication to the art of helicopter explosion that he likes to feature multiple helicopter explosions in his films.
Disappointingly, we've felt unable to include his helicopter work in The Day After Tomorrow as the choppers sadly don't explode. But with some of his other key films yet to be reviewed by us, Roland could well take an unassailable position as the greatest exploding helicopter director of all-time.
2 - Peter Berg
Exploding helicopter total: 9
Exploding helicopter films: Battleship, Lone Survivor
Some directors have earned their place in our hall of fame through years of steady helicopter destruction. Others, like Peter Berg, have catapulted themselves to exploding helicopter stardom through a single act of whirlybird conflagration.
After innocuously plying his directorial trade for a decade, Berg suddenly announced himself as a player in the cinematic art of helicopter explosion with the big budget actioner Battleship. In one giddy sequence of chopper kills we get to witness the record breaking destruction of 8 helicopters.
Having seemingly whetted his appetite for fiery thrills, Berg followed up Battleship's fireball feast with another helicopter explosion in the gritty war flick Lone Survivor. Despite coming to the party late, Berg is now a serious player in the exploding helicopter genre and someone we need to keep a close eye on.
3 - James Cameron
Exploding helicopter films: Avatar, True Lies, Terminator 2: Judgment Day
James Cameron boasts the proud claim of having reduced the World's helicopter population by 8 during blockbuster hits Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Avatar and True Lies.
As his films have become ever more colossal - in both ambition and budget - he's has remained faithful to the need to blow up helicopters at regular intervals.
Satisfyingly, he has used his increasing artistic power to devise ever more elaborate ways to explode helicopters. You need only to view the over-the-top, cartoon tomfoolery climax to True Lies or the veritable exploding helicopter orgy of Avatar - with its record breaking 6 chopper fireballs - for evidence of that.
With two Avatar sequels on the slate, we fully expect to be updating his total helicopter kills soon.
4 - Lewis Gilbert
Exploding helicopter films: You Only Live Twice, The Spy Who Loved Me
You might not expect a director whose credits include Shirley Valentine, Alfie and Educating Rita to appear on our list. However, Gilbert was no stranger to the world of action cinema having made his reputation in the 50s working on WWII classics such as Sink The Bismarck!, The Sea Shall Not Have Them and Reach For The Sky.
Gilbert's most outstanding contribution to the art of exploding helicopters is undoubtedly You Only Live Twice - where Bond's flat-pack chopper Little Nellie duels with four Spectre helicopters. More than 40 years on, the scene has lost none of its excitement and it remains a classic of this micro-genre.
= 5 - Michael Bay
Exploding helicopter films: Transformers, Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen,
Michael Bay shot into the Hollywood firmament with the bombastic Bad Bays. Since then he has gone on to refine an approach to film-making which has seen him create ever larger spectacles of terrifying vacuity.
Like black holes Bay's films are negative spaces of terrible destructive power, consisting of violent sensory assaults which Bay describes, in his own ripe parlance, as "fvcking the frame".
Such has been the inexorable rise of Bay's star in the Tinseltown cosmos, that he now exists in a separate universe - one where he is seemingly immune to critical opinion. For most directors the inclusion of a chopper fireball is a set piece to be lingered over. The denouement to adrenaline fuelled action sequence. To Bay they are nothing more an afterthought. For a man who has destroyed so many helicopters he seems to have little respect for the art.
= 5 - Antonio Margheriti
Exploding helicopter films: Commando Leopard, The Commander, Codename: Wild Geese
I'll admit that our number one is not a household name. You'd be forgiven for asking Antonio who?
However, in a 25 year plus career in European exploitation films he's managed to explode more helicopters than directors who've had the good fortune to work with bigger budgets or on more prestigious films.
Antonio has eschewed innovation and invention in favour of diligently getting on with the job exploding helicopters in films. And for that you can only admire his singular dedication to the task.
= 6 - Peter MacDonald
Exploding helicopter films: Rambo III
There's an argument to be had as to whether Peter MacDonald should be higher in this list.
As a director he has only destroyed four helicopters, however, through his work as an assistant director and cinematographer he has been involved in many more. For example, destroying choppers in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Rambo: First Blood Pt II and Superman II.
= 6 - Peter Hyams
Exploding helicopter films: Sudden Death, Capricorn One
I'm not sure Peter Hyams has never made a great film, just as I don't think he's ever made a terrible film. His films have no discernable style or thematic concerns. In this way, he reminds me of the kind of jobbing directors who used to enjoy lengthy careers within the old studio system.
Given his track record, it's not surprising that his helicopter explosions are always highly professional, but perhaps lacking a touch of inspiration - except for the climatic chopper fireball in Sudden Death. Here, Hyams uses all his directorial skills to create a scene of operatic intensity and a mini-masterpiece in helicopter explosion.
= 6 - John Woo
Exploding helicopter films: Broken Arrow
After a string of stylish action classics in the '80s, Woo was tempted over to Hollywood by studios keen to import his singular directorial flourishes into their films.
However, in an object lesson about Hollywood's attitude towards talent and originality, studio bosses quickly stamped down on any evidence of originality and made sure he churned out action films in the journeyman style they were familiar with.
Still, his Hollywood did allow Woo to start practising the art of exploding helicopters.
He certainly made up for lost time in Broken Arrow, bringing his trademark slow-mo devices and repeat edits to the genre of exploding helicopters. Now, safely back in Hong Kong, Woo is free to carry on directing films in the style we first knew and grew to love.
= 6 - John McTiernan
Exploding helicopter films: Predator, Die Hard, Die Hard With A Vengeance
It's nearly 10 years since John McTiernan last made a film - a result I suspect of ongoing legal problems associated with a Hollywood phone tapping scandal.
However, before his legal problems he had an enviable record as a helmsmen for bid budget action adventure flicks. Despite having some bonafide action classics on his CV, McTiernan hasn't brought much innovation to the world of exploding helicopters. Although blowing the top off a skyscraper to destroy a helicopter in Die Hard did demonstrate impressive overkill.
= 6 - Renny Harlin
Exploding helicopter films: Cliffhanger, Deep Blue Sea, 12 Rounds, 5 Days Of War
We've got a soft spot for Renny Harlin. Yes, he's made some stupid films, but they're always enjoyably stupid.
That's largely how he's earned his place in our hall of fame with Renny's Jaws-on-acid effort Deep Blue Sea featuring the entertaining sight of mutant shark chomping a helicopter, and kidnap thriller 12 Rounds including a truly outlandish escape from a chopper fireball.
However, despite his contributions to the art of exploding helicopters, there are several stains on his CV. Most notably Die Hard 2, the only entry in the action franchise which doesn't feature a chopper fireball. There's also a disappointing scene in The Long Kiss Goodnight where, in the films explosive climax, it's utterly inconclusive whether the villain's helicopter has been destroyed.
= 7 - Roger Spottiswoode
Exploding helicopter films: Air America, Tomorrow Never Dies, The 6th Day
There doesn't appear to be a lot of rhyme or reason to the career of Roger Spottiswoode. Comedy, drama, action, sci-fi Spottiswoode has worked in all these fields bringing an unfussy, yeoman-like, competency to them all.
He's made middling comedies (Turner & Hooch), middling dramas (Ripley Under Ground) and a number of middling action films.
It's for these films that we're primarily interested in Roger. Unsurprisingly, for a man who likes to work tightly within the confines of genre conventions, he's included an exploding helicopter in them all.
= 7 - Andrew Davis
Exploding helicopter films: Under Siege, The Guardian
Andrew Davis made his name with thrillers starring Chuck Norris (Code Of Silence) and Steven Seagal (Above The Law).
He then became a major player after the success of Under Siege and The Fugitive. Sadly, the sure touch that Davis had up to now deserted him with a run of duff projects, sci-fi stinker Chain Reaction and an unsuccesful Hitchcock remake A Perfect Murder.
Still, Davis has given us a couple of notable exploding helicopter scenes, including an excellent one in Under Siege which MTV viewers saw fit to vote the 2nd best action sequence of 1992. Surely, there can be no higher praise. Well, almost....
= 7 - Antoine Fuqua
Exploding helicopters films: Shooter, Olympus Has Fallen
After graduating from music videos, Fuqua announced himself as a Hollywood name with the hard-hitting police drama Training Day. Since then, Antoine's career has drifted curiously along. Despite steady work over the last 15 years, no discernible directorial style or themes have emerged in his films. Perversely, it's probably the absence of these qualities which means he so regularly finds himself at the helm of a glossy, mid-budget films. Studios, it seems, can rely on him to film the script he's given without trying to introduce any fancy ideas which make movie executives twitchy.
Still, his journeyman career as a director is not without note given its inclusion of exploding helicopters. Fuqua initially blotted his copybook with us with Shooter – which disappointingly failed to proper show the chopper fireball by having its helicopter fly behind a treeline. However, he's since redeemed himself with Die Hard-in-the-Whitehouse actioner Olympus Has Fallen, which featured a lengthy helicopter aerial battle and two combusting whirlybirds.
= 8 - John Badham
Exploding helicopter films: Blue Thunder
A Hollywood director of the old school. Badham never challenged a writer, studio, or producer with his own 'artistic vision'. Instead he got on with the job of competently turning out whatever script had been put in from of him.
Considered a 'safe pair of hands' he was rewarded with regular work on decent movies. Blue Thunder is then perhaps the perfect example of his work.For most people it's is an average film, for exploding helicopter fans - a classic.
= 8 - Jonathan Mostow
Exploding helicopter films: Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Mostow established his exploding helicopter credentials in stunning style in this Terminator franchise entry. With this and U-571 on his CV you'd have thought that Mostow would have been a sure-fire certainty to rack up a few more chopper kills. However, his career stalled for the best part of the decade and it remains to be seen whether he'll ever have the chance to add to his total.
= 8 - Clint Eastwood
Exploding helicopter films: Firefox
Eastwood learnt everything he knew about directing at the knee of Don Siegel. This means a focus on advancing the story without the cameras or actors getting in the way.
Given his schooling then it's little wonder that this double exploding helicopter is dealt with in such perfunctory manner.


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Home > Lifestyle > Entertainment > The Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario is hosting its Annual Gala on March 18
The Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario is hosting its Annual Gala on March 18
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Smiths Falls – In celebration of our Irish heritage and the twining of Smiths Falls with County Wicklow, this year's event is themed the Emerald Gala. The Gala is the kick-off event for many more activities focused around our history and heritage during Canada 150.
This museum event is being held at Hanley Hall with doors opening at 6:00 p.m. for cocktail hour and dinner at 7:00 p.m. followed by dancing.
The elegant evening is replete with an open cocktail hour featuring the museum's signature drink – Maple Whiskey Sour; a gourmet dinner catered by Magnolia Catering, highlighting a traditional Irish dish from an old family recipe; both a silent and live auction with delights for everyone and last but not least heart pumping music with the dynamic band Freshwater Trade.
"I like to call us Celtic Canadiana, we use traditional Irish and Scottish instruments and our songs explore early events of Canadian history," said Ken Ramsden, band leader.
Freshwater Trade will be playing a medley of Irish and Scottish Celtic music with, of course, a few railway songs thrown in. The other two band members are Michael Ketemer and Roddy McCann and between the three 20-year veteran musicians, they'll be playing the guitar, fiddle, hammered dulcimer, and concertina. According to Ramsden the band is eager to be part of this gala.
"We're all very excited and looking forward to the gala, especially with the addition of highland dancers, it's going to be an incredible night," said Ramsden.
Yes indeed, this year the museum has arranged for an Irish Jig to be performed by dancers from the Andrea Goral School of Highland Dance in Kemptville.
Admission to the Gala is $65 per person and includes dinner and dance, or $55 for museum members. Tickets are on sale online and at C'est Tout Bakery, 14 Beckwith Street, South. Tickets can also be purchased by phone at 613 283-5696.
Never losing sight of the event's objective – raising funds that allow the museum to grow and improve programming and exhibits – this year's goal is to raise $10,000 at the gala. The museum is a not-for-profit organization run by a volunteer board. We are always looking for sponsors, so if you are interested in supporting the gala and the museum please give us a call at 613-283-5696 and we'll be happy to help you help us!
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Largely because of the gaga about the Mayan calendar, 2012 is a hugely anticipated year in popular culture. Looking back at the past few that were as highly anticipated, 1984 and 2000, they were preceded by fairly nondescript years in 1983 and 1999, respectively. That's not to say that nothing happened in those years, but they certainly didn't rate with some of the more famous historical years like 1968 or 1989. So, based on that small sample size, it would have been easy to predict that 2011 would be "just another year" before a big one.
Wrong. 2011 was a pretty big one in its own right. And yet, many of the big plotlines leave lingering questions about what they will ultimately mean, leaving open the possibility that the aftershocks could still render 2012 even more grandiose in importance.
Here's the biggies from the year:
^ Time Magazine, correctly, singled out protesters of all stripes as the most influential actors of the year. After a false start in 2009, when the Green Movement fizzled under the iron grip of the regime in Iran, the spark to the global tinderbox was lit with a literal fire in Tunisia in December 2010 when a fruit vendor, dissatisfied with the harassment of governmental bureaucracy (truly, a universal complaint!) torched himself as a (most painful) means of protest. Tunisia was the first domino to fall, followed by Yemen, Egypt and Libya with varying amounts of bloodshed. Syria continues to boil over, while Greece and England suffered crippling riots and Czar Putin (shockingly) got his first real taste of severe protest late in the year. In the US, the Tea Party was counter-pointed by Occupy Wall Street and the scores of liberal copycat movements that set up campgrounds in cities nationwide. Social media is a key component in the various protest movements, as well as the continuing macro evolution of the Internet and mobile communication technology.
^ Libya's status as one of the revolutions listed above served as one example of what a bad year this was for bad guys worldwide. From Gaddafi to Kim Jong-il to bin Laden, it was the worst year for major tyrants since 1945. The bin Laden mission, carried out heroically on May 1 by Navy Seal Team 6, brought about great national joy and served as a sort of national balm mere months before the tenth anniversary of 9/11. Subsequent news items to be listed, though, demonstrate how and why the national unity and exhilaration was measured in mere days.
^ The Great Recession – or the lingering aftereffects, depending on your definition of present economic woe – continues to haunt the United States and the global economy, contributing at least in part to the aforementioned mass dissatisfaction. With the European Union now strongly divided between economic "haves" who have conducted themselves responsibly (i.e. Germany) and "have-nots" who are deadbeats who have racked up large tabs that they want to skip out on (Greece), the fusion between the global financial and social turmoil comes to its most profound nexus.
^ As students of 1994-95 history might have predicted, the Republican takeover of the US House in November 2010, combined with increased power to block legislation in the Senate via filibuster, contributed to extreme gridlock in DC. Early in the year, it seemed as though both parties might reassess their tactics after Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona was shot and almost killed (surviving what others, tragically, did not), but the discovery that the gunman was the stereotypical "lone nut" disarmed the movement toward increased political civility. Highly pitched budget battles were waged all year long, most famously over the debt ceiling at the beginning of August. Voter confidence in the federal government, already near historic lows, plunged further. It has not been raised by a generally pathetic crop of Republican presidential aspirants that threatens to reelect President Obama in spite of historically bad economic metrics that have occurred on his watch.
^ A year after the massive Haitian earthquake shocked the sensibilities of the world, more horrific misery from Mother Nature visited the globe. Japan suffered one of the worst earthquakes in recent human history and unfortunately, it was only the first prong of a tragic triple threat as a tsunami and nuclear meltdown at Fukushima immediately followed. In America, a wave of unbelievable super-tornadoes devastated communities in Joplin, MO and wide swaths of Alabama.


is an architectural and design studio. In 2000, a loose association Atelier 38 transformed itself into the existing limited liability company. We focus on teamwork, realization of contracts using both classic and alternative technologies, continuous education and development in state-of-the-art procedures and trends in our field of expertise including respecting the ecological aspects. We cooperate with a number of experts in technical infrastructure design, technical provisions of constructions, statics and others.
The company is registered in a register of companies incorporated under the Regional Court in Ostrava, section C, entry 22647, included on 13 June 2000.
To satisfy a quizzical reader, we would like to explain a bit on the history of Atelier 38 and also answer the often repeated question inquiring about the number in the name of the company. The number 38 stands for the number of a classroom at the Faculty of Architecture of the Brno University of Technology, where the founder members of Atelier 38 spent a great portion of their undoubtedly happy student years. At the time when the then loose association was changing into a limited liability company, "Papa" was 38 years old and Luděk Valík was orienteering in a dress with the exact same number. And that is the tale... ( you sure do feel the magic of it, right? ). The purpose of the following chronological account of people connected with Atelier 38 is to enable anyone interested to find out authors of the individual projects, which are available listed in a chronological order at the link References.
Ing. arch. Pavlína Harazimová odchází na mateřskou dovolenou se synem Janem, přichází ing. arch. Zuzana Tomaňová a ing. Jan Balcar.
Ing. Lenka Štenclová left for a working stay in Spain.
The design studio section of the company moved from its previous address at Dolní náměstí in Opava to bigger premises at Solná Street. Ing. arch. Lucie Mohylová left on a maternity leave. We wish her and her offspring all the best!
Ing. Radek Pauler and Ing. Lenka Štenclová appeared on the scene. We are many.
The perpetual student Ondra Mlčoch left for other happy designing grounds. The arrival of Ing. arch. Pavlína Harazimová lowered the age average of our team.
Lucie Zillichová turned herself into a graduate architect and returned to Atelier 38. Ing. arch. David Wittassek sold his business interest and ceased to be a partner at ATELIER 38. Michal Výtisk, a fresh civil engineer extended our team. In autumn, we welcomed back a construction technician and perpetual student, Ondra Mlčoch.
At the beginning of the year, Bc. Lucie Zillichová came for a half-year internship from the Faculty of Architecture of VUT Brno. Ing. arch. Anna Habartová also joined in for a brief stint before her duty in Switzerland and a student of architecture from Liberec, Zuzana Halfarová, came for another internship. Our temporary worker, Vojtěch Šimčík, graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Technical University of Ostrava.
In January, Ing. arch. Tomáš Bindr joined our ranks and the company's make-up is henceforth as stated under the link Contacts.
In November, Ing. arch. David Wittassek left the company to found his own, atelier wittassek. Our temporary worker, Vojtěch Šimčík, graduated from high school.
Company's civil engineering department was again extended with the arrival of Ing. Míra Krejčí.
It was decided to found a legal person under the name ATELIER 38 s.r.o.. This step was confirmed by company's subsequent registration under the Regional Court in Ostrava, on 13 June. Founder members were Vladimír Milata, Ing. arch. Jan Zelinka and Ing. arch. David Wittassek. Special thanks are due to Silvie Víchová for providing moral support.
Luděk Valík, a construction engineer, joined in, extending the civil engineering section of the association.
Ing. arch. David Lédl left Opava for his current engagement at Chapman Tailor International Services s.r.o. in Prague. Ing. Marek Raida stayed in the city and founded his own company, which is today known as 3AD arquitectonica s.r.o.
Silvie Víchová began to cooperate on some of the realizations and Vladimír Milata also appeared in sight.
After completing miscellaneous civilian and other services, Ing. arch. Jan Zelinka and Ing. arch. David Lédl registered a loose association under the brand Atelier 38. After couple months, the team was joined by Ing. arch. David Wittassek and Ing. Marek Raida.


1996. Henry Holt, 1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 29 cm.
1993. 1st ed. HarperCollins, 1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 26 cm.
In this hilarious modern spoof of a favorite holiday song, the trip to Grandfather's house is no peaceful sleigh ride!
Catrow, David., Westcott, Nadine Bernard.
An illustrated version of the poem that became a well-known song about a journey through the snow to grandfather's house for Thanksgiving dinner.
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The sibling-members Audrey and Cameron Scott joined together with Miguel Morales to create what might be called a 'trend- breaking' type of music, having fused the multi-genre sounds of their childhood into one splendid style.
It is child-like adventure that brought Sick/Sea together and theirs are songs of life and love and the discernment gained through human relationship.
"I don't think you should ever take yourself too seriously. I just want everyone to have fun." That's how Kenny Ward, a Connecticut based singer/songwriter, likes to go about things. With his happy-go-lucky attitude pushing him along, he now is forging the path to musical success.
The Ultra Violets are a band out of Northwest CT and play songs about space, love, monsters, and whatever else is buzzing around in their brains.
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Harriett Katherine Grace Reynell-Pack1
F, #201541, d. 28 April 1940
Last Edited=4 Mar 2008
Harriett Katherine Grace Reynell-Pack was the daughter of Lt.-Col. Arthur John Reynell-Pack and Frederica Katherine Hely Hutchinson.2,3 She married Sir Archibald Spencer Lindsey Campbell of Succoth, 5th Bt., son of George Ramsay Campbell and Lucy Lindsey, on 18 January 1887.1 She died on 28 April 1940.1
From 18 January 1887, her married name became Campbell.1
Children of Harriett Katherine Grace Reynell-Pack and Sir Archibald Spencer Lindsey Campbell of Succoth, 5th Bt.
Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt.+2 b. 20 Jan 1894, d. 1 Apr 1967
Lucy Katherine Grace Campbell2 b. 24 Jun 1896, d. 1981
[S47] BIFR1976 Beresford, page 103. See link for full details for this source. Hereinafter cited as. [S47]
Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt.1
M, #201542, b. 20 January 1894, d. 1 April 1967
Last Edited=9 Feb 2011
Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt. was born on 20 January 1894.1 He was the son of Sir Archibald Spencer Lindsey Campbell of Succoth, 5th Bt. and Harriett Katherine Grace Reynell-Pack.2 He married Clematis Elizabeth Denys Waring, daughter of Major Walter Waring and Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine Hay, on 29 April 1926.1 He and Clematis Elizabeth Denys Waring were divorced in 1935 at ScotlandG.1 He died on 1 April 1967 at age 73.1
He was educated at Harrow School, Harrow, London, EnglandG.1 He gained the rank of Captain in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.1 He was educated at Christ Church, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, EnglandG.1 He fought in the First World War.1 He was admitted to Member, Royal Company of Archers.1 He fought in the Second World War between 1940 and 1943.1 He succeeded as the 6th Baronet Campbell, of Succoth [U.K., 1808] on 1 March 1941.1 He held the office of Justice of the Peace (J.P.) for Argyllshire.1 He was Deputy Lieutenant (D.L.) of Argyllshire.1
Children of Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt. and Clematis Elizabeth Denys Waring
Sir Ilay Mark Campbell of Succoth, 7th Bt.+2 b. 29 May 1927, d. 2 Jan 2017
unnamed son Campbell2 b. 1929, d. 1929
Lucy Katherine Grace Campbell1
F, #201543, b. 24 June 1896, d. 1981
Lucy Katherine Grace Campbell was born on 24 June 1896.1 She was the daughter of Sir Archibald Spencer Lindsey Campbell of Succoth, 5th Bt. and Harriett Katherine Grace Reynell-Pack.2 She married Charles William Herdman on 25 November 1925.1 She died in 1981, leaving issue.1
From 25 November 1925, her married name became Herdman.
Charles William Herdman1
M, #201544, d. 1956
Last Edited=15 Jul 2006
Charles William Herdman married Lucy Katherine Grace Campbell, daughter of Sir Archibald Spencer Lindsey Campbell of Succoth, 5th Bt. and Harriett Katherine Grace Reynell-Pack, on 25 November 1925.1 He died in 1956.1
John Edward von Schunck1
M, #201545, b. 1869, d. 1940
Last Edited=27 Nov 2018
John Edward von Schunck was born in 1869.2 He was the son of Edward Baron von Schunck and Kate Lupton.1 He married Mary Gertrude Illingworth, daughter of Henry Illingworth and Mary Holden, on 12 June 1894.1 He died in 1940.2
His name was legally changed to John Edward Darnton.1
Children of John Edward von Schunck and Mary Gertrude Illingworth
John Godfrey Schunck1 b. 29 Jun 1901, d. 4 Jul 1901
Philip Christian Darnton1 b. 30 Oct 1905, d. 14 Apr 1981
[S1122] Peerage News, online http://peeragenews.blogspot.co.nz/. Hereinafter cited as Peerage News.
[S18] Matthew H.C.G., editor, Dictionary of National Biography on CD-ROM (Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1995). Hereinafter cited as Dictionary of National Biography.
Helen Jane S. Denham1
Helen Jane S. Denham is the daughter of Captain Henry Mangles Denham and Estelle Margaret Sibbald Currie.1 She married Brigadier James Patrick Pollock in 1951.1
Helen Jane S. Denham usually went by her middle name of Jane.1 From 1951, her married name became Pollock.1
Child of Helen Jane S. Denham and Brigadier James Patrick Pollock
Sara Pollock+1 b. 1952
[S466] Notices, The Telegraph, London, UK. Hereinafter cited as The Telegraph.
Clematis Elizabeth Denys Waring1
F, #201547, d. 1986
Clematis Elizabeth Denys Waring was the daughter of Major Walter Waring and Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine Hay.2 She married Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt., son of Sir Archibald Spencer Lindsey Campbell of Succoth, 5th Bt. and Harriett Katherine Grace Reynell-Pack, on 29 April 1926.1 She and Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt. were divorced in 1935 at ScotlandG.1 She died in 1986.1
From 29 April 1926, her married name became Campbell.1
Children of Clematis Elizabeth Denys Waring and Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt.
Mary Gertrude Illingworth1
Mary Gertrude Illingworth was born in 1871.2 She was the daughter of Henry Illingworth and Mary Holden.3 She married John Edward von Schunck, son of Edward Baron von Schunck and Kate Lupton, on 12 June 1894.1 She died in 1952.2
From 12 June 1894, her married name became von Schunck.1
Children of Mary Gertrude Illingworth and John Edward von Schunck
[S21] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Containing Extinct, Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genealogies and Arms (London, U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 155. Hereinafter cited as The New Extinct Peerage.
unnamed son Campbell1
unnamed son Campbell was born in 1929.1 He was the son of Sir George Ilay Campbell of Succoth, 6th Bt. and Clematis Elizabeth Denys Waring.2 He died in 1929.1
Sir John Alexander Campbell-Orde, 6th Bt.1
M, #201550, b. 11 May 1943, d. 29 September 2016
Sir John Alexander Campbell-Orde, 6th Bt. was born on 11 May 1943.1 He was the son of Sir Simon Arthur Campbell-Orde, 5th Bt. and Eleanor Hyde Watts.2 He married Lacy Ralls Gallant, daughter of T. Grady Gallant, on 20 March 1973.1 He and Lacy Ralls Gallant were divorced in 1991.1 He died on 29 September 2016 at age 73.3
He was educated at Gordonstoun School, Elgin, Morayshire, ScotlandG.1 He succeeded as the 6th Baronet Orde, of Morpeth, co. Northumberland [G.B., 1790] on 23 August 1969.1 An art dealer.1 He lived in 2003 at Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.A.G.1
Children of Sir John Alexander Campbell-Orde, 6th Bt. and Lacy Ralls Gallant
Alexandra Louise Campbell-Orde2 b. 8 Jan 1974
Alice Theodora Campbell-Orde2 b. 3 Apr 1976
Octavia Maie Campbell-Orde2 b. 25 Apr 1978
John Simon Arthur Campbell-Orde2 b. 15 Aug 1981
[S203] Announcements, The Times, London, U.K.. Hereinafter cited as The Times.


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Greg Lake sings his Songs of a Lifetime on 2012 UK tour
Posted: 26th March 2012
The former King Crimson and Emerson, Lake and Palmer guitarist and singer is taking his influential back catalogue on a November tour, tickets Saturday 31st March
Greg Lake's merited reputation as a giant of progressive rock can sometimes get in the way of his genuinely impressive credentials as a musician. Emerson, Lake and Palmer's penchant for elaborate psychedelia and creative stage management has made the trio a reference point for the seventies' excesses of British prog but shouldn't mask musical depth.
In reality, Greg Lake was, musically at least, always the sane one. To ELP's considerable success he brought power ballads, hard rock and a distinctive and hugely flexible vocal. Outside of ELP, he ploughed a slightly more traditional furrow, even recording a hit Christmas single. It was 1975's I Believe in Father Christmas and for around eight weeks every year, its distinctive refrain soundtracks spillages in supermarket aisles everywhere.
It remains Greg Lake's only solo hit of note and, he claims, wasn't even a Christmas song - more of a protest against the commercialisation of Christmas. Not that Lake hasn't been prolific, however. Aside from ELP and King Crimson (with which pair he sold approaching 40 million albums), he has released nine LPs; the latest being 2007's Greg Lake (a compilation).
Lake is taking his considerable and influential back catalogue on the road in the autumn with a clutch of UK shows that kick off in Glasgow on 17th November, before taking in shows in Newcastle, Liverpool and more, finishing on 25th November with a gig at the Shepherds Bush Empire.
We will have tickets available from 9am on Saturday 31st, priced around £27.
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If your mountain biking leans more towards timing chips and podium appearances, Giro's Athlon is the helmet for you. Its Giro In-Mold construction provides low weight and durability, while the 23 Giro Wind Tunnel vents keep the air flowing so you stay comfy all-ride long. Giro's super-simple Roc Loc 5 retention system ensures a perfect fit, and the removable visor shields your eyes from the sun.


Members of Centre College's Alpha Phi Omega: Theta Theta chapter will host "Think Outside the Box," a 12-hour event starting Friday, Nov. 16 at 6 p.m. and ending at 6 a.m. the next morning. The initiative is part of the Poverty & Homelessness Week and serves as a fundraiser and educational opportunity.
In addition, a variety of activities, discussions, games and food will be available to help the campus community engage with the challenges of poverty and homelessness in Eastern Kentucky.
Rutledge describes the goals of this event as two-fold.
"First, we want to raise awareness of poverty and homelessness, deconstruct the harmful misconceptions about Eastern Kentucky and explore ways in which we can assist and empower those struggling with poverty and homelessness," she said. "Second, we are raising money for the Poverty & Homelessness Week philanthropy The Backpack Club, which provides food for children of all ages that are struggling with food insecurity in three counties of Eastern Kentucky.
Gudlavalleti said she hopes the underclassmen and faculty and staff members in attendance will return next year and participate in this initiative again.
According to Rutledge, this is an important event for students to attend, because it was created for students by students.


On the far eastern side of Russia, the Kamchatka Peninsula lies between the Sea of Okhotsk and the Pacific Ocean. Kamchatka opened to Western travelers in 1992 and is known as the mother of all wilderness fly fishing regions.
There are an estimated 1000 potentially awesome trout, salmon and steelhead rivers in Kamchatka. Since the end of the Cold War, the fishing community has collectively explored about 30 of them.
For minimal impact, the rugged Wilderness Float trip is only offered on a handful of northern rivers.
Fishing on the Northern Wilderness Floats is a combination of mouse and streamer fishing, with the occasional rising fish on a classic dry fly. The rivers fished include a tributary of the Sedanka (called "Turusheva" or "Rassoshina"), three different forks of the Pirozhnikova, the lower Sedanka down to the Tigil, or the Kalgauch. Each river is rotated throughout the season and rested at least two or three weeks so that every river is floated at most two or three times in a season, guaranteeing a true, unimpacted wilderness experience.
Rainbow trout are plentiful and aggressively attack mice, streamers, and will rise to dry flies whenever bugs are spotted drifting down current. Bows average 18 to 20 inches. Anglers can expect these rivers to have the best mousing overall.
You'll float and fish each day, typically exploring between 30 and 40 kilometers (18.6 and 24.9 miles) of river over the course of your five-day trip.
Season: runs from late-July through September.
July is the peak dry fly fishing time often heavy with the mayfly and caddis hatches. In August, the salmon enter the river. Target rainbows with mouse and streamer flies during the day, and dry fly fish in the evenings. In September, trout are easily taken with surface skaters like mouse and floating baitfish patterns. Salmon are in full spawn in late August and September.
Fishing methods: Up to three fishing methods are employed—Mousing is the most prevalent.
Dry flies and streamers can also be productive. Use traditional floating lines and size #10-18 gray-bodied caddis and mayfly imitations with success on the Sedanka, especially in July and again in September.
Rafts: Inflatable rafts are used solely for transportation. All fishing is done wading on foot. Two anglers per guide and raft.
Guides: They employ a guide rotation system, so each group of two anglers spends two days with each guide. The staff consists of one North American head guide and two seasoned Russian guides.
Fishing license: is not included in the package. $100.00 p.p. per week.
Typical day on the River: The float trips are based on a loose daily schedule of breakfast at 8:00 a.m., followed by camp breakdown and getting on the river by 9:00 a.m. The angling days are long. The weather can range from warm and comfortable to cold and wet (be prepared for either). Each day is spent floating and fishing, stopping for lunch, and setting up a new camp each evening around 7:00 p.m. The after-angling campfire sessions always include traditional Russian toasts to the successes and most dramatic moments of the day.
You'll arrive Sunday morning in Petropavlovsk. After customs and collecting your luggage, you'll be greeted by Camp representatives. The ground transfer crew will help load your gear onto the bus. If the weather is clear to fly, you'll load your bags onto the Mi-8 helicopter and lift off. If the weather isn't clear, camp representatives may take you to buy souvenirs or to a restaurant. (Mornings in Petropavlovsk are frequently foggy.) The helicopter flight varies depending on which party gets dropped off first. (Sedanka or Wilderness floats.) After an hour and 15-minutes, there is a refueling stop.
All ground and air transportation once in Kamchatka, all food at the camp, accommodations, and guided fishing.
Airfare and travel expenses from your home to Kamchatka, the hotel and meals in Anchorage (approx. $200.00), Russian Visitor's Visa, fishing gear, flies, fishing license ($100.00 p.p. per week), gratuities, medical evacuation insurance (required), alcohol, and anything not mentioned under inclusions.
There is no surcharge to come alone. Kamchatka attracts adventurous single anglers. Many people opt for multiple-week trips. The Wilderness Float Trips can easily be combined with the Sedanka Spring Creek Camps at significant savings.
Package includes: All ground and air transportation once in Kamchatka, air transportation from the Zhupanova to the Sedanka, all food at camp, accommodations at the camps (on the Zhupanova and the Sedanka), and guided fishing.
Package does not include: Airfare and travel expenses from your home to Kamchatka, the hotel and meals in Anchorage (approx. $200.00), Russian Visitor's Visa, fishing gear, flies, fishing license ($100.00 p.p. per week), gratuities, medical evacuation insurance (required), alcohol, and anything not mentioned under inclusions.


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A chance to own a horse on Captains Charity Race Night, You can make your purchase and name your Horse at the bar for £5.
New rules If you would like to test your knowledge of the new Rules of Golf introduced by the R&A on 1 January 2019, sign up for the rules academy at www.randa.org/en/rulesacademy. This takes you through a summary of the new rules and provides an opportunity to take a Level 1 Rules Exam at the end. There's no charge for this, it's easy to follow and you can download a certificate of completion if you pass. We'll give a £20 swipe card credit to the member with the highest pass mark by 30 April - send a copy of your pass certificate to the office if you think you're in with a chance!
Congratulations to our new Captain for 2019 Andrew Burnham A hickory drive of 30 yards to mark the beginning of his Captaincy, Well played Andy awesome effort for a lefthander!
Christmas junior golf at Teignmouth Golf Club Congratulations to all for the massive improvements over the year!
Our greenkeepers had a busy week earlier in the month. Follow the link to see a short video that shows some of the renovation work they did during our renovation week.


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