Just as you would never medicate your children without knowing whether or not they actually have an infection,you need to be able to diagnose nutrient deficiencies in your vineyards. How to do it? Soil and petiole testing can provide a clear picture of what is going on in your vineyard. The soil tests will determine what nutrients are available to be taken up by the vines' roots, and the petiole tests will show whether or not the roots are actually absorbing those nutrients. Once you have the soil tests, you have one side of the story, and petiole tests will give you the other side of the vine nutrient story. A soil test can indicate that the soil pH, K, Mg, and N levels are all adequate, but if the vines are still puny, something else might be at work. This is where a petiole test comes in handy. Most likely, however, puny vines could be due to too much or too little water in the vineyard, and a large crop size will also affect overall vine size.
In reference to growers traditionally applying 100+ lbs. actual N/acre, one grower recently commented, "At $600 and up per ton, there is no such thing as tradition." He's got a good point. Instead of applying 100lbs actual N to every nook and cranny of your vineyard, just because it's what you (or your dad or grandpa or great-grandpa) always have done, take the time to get a soil test to determine whether you really need that much N everywhere. Nitrogen availability depends on organic matter in the soil, and each percent organic matter in the soil account for about 20 lbs. actual nitrogen/acre. Hans Walter-Peterson at the Finger Lakes Grape Program developed a worksheet to calculate nitrogen needs based on soil tests results. I recommend you take the time to assess your individual blocks to determine nitrogen needs through soil and petiole testing. You may be surprised by what you may (or may not) need.
Select an area containing at least 30-50 vines of the variety to be sampled if possible. These 30 vines should be representative of: (a) a problem area, or (b) the average of the vineyard. The final fertilizer suggestions will apply ONLY to the area represented by the selected vines.
Select 30-50 Vines to represent the sample. If more than one area or block is being sampled, give each area a REFERENCE NUMBER and record this number for future reference. If you have the fields identified with either a number or a letter, this may be used for the reference number. When the diagnosis sheet is returned, it will refer to this field number/name.
Be sure to maintain thorough records of your sampling dates, techniques, and locations. Maintaining proper records will enable you to observe patterns over time and to treat specific areas in a timely and efficient manner.
Remember: Soil analysis in addition to petiole testing will provide the most accurate picture of what's going on in your vineyards. A soil or petiole test alone will not necessarily indicate whether a vine requires a specific nutrient or if the soil requires a change in the pH.
Time Of Collection. Collect petiole samples at bloom or 70 – 100 days after bloom (late August or early September). Samples should not be taken after harvest.
Materials Needed: A 2 or 3 brown paper lunch bag.
At BLOOM select a leaf opposite a cluster. At 70-100 days AFTER BLOOM, select the youngest mature leaf on a shoot bearing a cluster. Leaves should be well exposed to light and free from injury and disease. The petiole is the slender stem that attaches the leaf blade to the shoot.
Remove and discard the leaf blade and keep only the petiole. The 60-100 petioles constitute the sample. Place all 60-100 petioles in the paper bag and mark the identification number on the bag.
Collect no more than 2 leaves from each vine. Be sure to collect petioles throughout the vineyard to obtain a representative sample of the block.
Wash The Petioles before they wilt to remove spray residue and dust. This may be done by dipping the petioles in a weak detergent solution (a couple of drops of Tide, etc., in 2-3 cups water) and then rinse quickly and thoroughly with clean water. Do not allow the petioles to remain in the detergent or rinse water for more than one minute. Blot the petioles dry on a paper towel or clean dish towel then place them loosely in the bag. Allow the petioles to dry at room temperature until they become crisp, or for a faster drying time, place bags in oven at 200°F for 30 minutes.
*Sampling techniques may vary slightly, depending on where they are submitted, so be sure to follow the proper instructions. This set of methods is based on the Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratory's (CNAL) protocol.
Timing of soil sampling: Although soil sampling can be completed at any time of year, it is best to sample when soil is not too wet or to dry.
With a spade, dig a hole about 12 inches deep. Use the trowel to scrape along the side of the hole from about 0 to 8 inches below the surface into a container. Use this same technique for the subsurface sample (8 to 24 inches). Be sure to label separate samples.
A soil probe can be used to collect soil from 0-8 inch and 8-24 inch depths, and be sure to keep surface and sub-surface samples separate.
Place 1.5 cups dry soil into a labeled plastic bag and fill out forms completely for more accurate recommendations.
(For CNAL) Seal the form in the envelope provided and seal the plastic bag with the soil sample in the mail bag. Be sure to keep the mail bag attached to the envelope, which should be filled out properly.
Note: For more accurate results in vineyards that are not uniform, select the most uniform blocks from which to sample and combine 5 to 6 samples from within a block, mix them thoroughly, then submit 1.5 cups of that as one sample. For instance, a vineyard with sandy loam soil at one end and more clay at the other, submit two samples for the two blocks within that vineyard.
Additionally, to determine your soil type, you can obtain a soil survey map from your county extension office, or you can use the USDA's Web Soil Survey page (http://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/) to zone in on your land and determine soil type.


For buyers in the market for a mens watch or wrist watch, you should beware of what you buy. A large number of watches have passed into circulation which are not authentic, and these are frequently being sold at or below sale prices while claiming to be the real thing, with a great urgency to move these fake timepieces. This epidemic has saturated that brand name market beyond the Rolex, Cartier, Brietling, and now covers most if not all major brands.
When buying out of the country, it is common to encounter knock offs that are labelled with the big names whenever you cross country borders, like Mexico for instance. Although more obvious versions are lighter, and are of lower quality when felt in the hand.
But a multitude of these watches are being sold within the U.S. Even many watchmakers and jewelers decline to comment on this, when asked about whether a watch you bring into their possession is a fake or authentic. Even when presented with serial numbers, as these too can be duplicated, as can everything.
There is one precaution you can take, however. And that is to bring any watch you buy or intend to purchase to a second party watchmaker, one that specializes in that brand of watch and who has been in business for some time. Have him or her pop the casing cover, and inspect the mechanism. Often the cheapest are driven by low grade internal mechanisms that they can spot, though not always. This may set you back $35 but the money can possibly stem more serious hemorraging.
For this contingency, state upon the purchase of any watch, from an authorized dealer or not, regardless of location and from whom, that it is to be inspected by a reputable business of your choosing and the watch is to be returned within a reasonable time period for a full refund if it is found to be inauthentic.


Motherhood is often a tale of joy and love, but not in the case of the girl who believed she was owed the world.
Once upon a time, many moons ago, she became a mother to a whole town of children.
On a day so hot that the soil had begun to blister, she arrived. Her patchwork skirt skimmed over the ground, lilting, dancing mere inches from the mud.
The earth was cracking apart, and still she smiled.
"I hear you have a problem," she said, appearing in the mayor's office like a wisp of a daydream.
Men from all across the kingdom had barrelled through the mayor's door: fat, thin, young, old, handsome, ugly, rich, poor… but all male.
She drifted away, passing the next hopeful saviour, who stood by a giant iron contraption with heaving jaws.
Her laughter tinkled in the ears of the mayor long after she had disappeared.
Stood atop a velvet hill of emerald grass, she lifted a flute from within her skirts and drew it to her lips.
Music poured out of her like wine to a goblet: rich, silky, luxurious. With every note that fluttered from her mouth, the world seemed to bloom a little brighter. At first, a whisper, and then a full-bodied trill of joy, the air crackled into life, electrified with sound.
From the stillness poked one tiny, furry head.
She played on, twisting and twirling with the wind, the song lurching and swaying with her breath.
Another body crept from hiding.
The music dared not stop, scaling the edges of the hill and tumbling down across the village.
There was a scatter of feet.
One grey rat sat by her toes, beady black eyes latched onto her face. Another melody soared from her tongue. A duet of rats scampered forwards.
In minutes, the crowd of rats had grown into a writhing parade of squirming, squealing creatures.
The piper had not finished her song.
She span through open gutters, crumbling brick buildings, mud paths, and broken windows; her brigade scurried behind her.
The baker let out an indignant yelp as he saw the rats. He turned his sign to 'closed' and barred the door.
"They contaminated all of my meat!" cried the butcher.
"They chewed through all of my clothes!" said the tailor.
"This town will never know peace until they are gone," the baker said darkly.
The piper waved a hand to the crowd, the light tune dowsing the space.
They ran to the windows, hands grubby against the glass. The tailor's glasses shifted as his mouth dropped open, and fell to the floor with a bright tinkle.
All around the village, people stared, entranced by the sight of the woman charming the plague of rats. She moved like she was possessed, her hips the base for her luxurious swaying and swooping.
She winked with one emerald eye.
The mayor stared from his office, mouth agape. Once she had twirled away from sight, a tornado of bold colours and music, he scrambled into his office. With a heavy clunk, he opened an oak draw, scrambling his hands against the empty wood. Moment after moment, he drew open cupboards and secret nooks, searching for something he knew did not exist.
A thousand gold coins was a hefty reward to pay.
The piper had never had a name besides 'the piper,' for she had grown up on the streets of a faraway kingdom, playing the flute to buy her meagre meals. Once, when she had tried to sell her pipe to leave her past life behind, the instrument had glued fiercely to her skin. She had never been able to let the flute pass to another's hands. Call it magic, call it a curse, call it what you will, but she had grown to love the cold steel that rolled in her palms when she played. She felt powerful. She had grown into her power like a prince grows into his crown.
With a final glance upon the vermin, she hopped into the deep stream, her skirts floating around her knees. The tune whistled with melancholy as the rats followed her and covered the riverbed with their dying panic.
After mere seconds, the world fell into silence. She tucked away her flute, hauled up her skirts and stood on the riverbank – hair, and eyes wild. She smiled brightly, as though she held the sun within her.
She bowed her head, not taking her gaze from the crowd. She pushed through the very centre, ignoring the whispers crawling around her.
With an almighty clatter, she strode into the mayor's office. She had the same effect as an earthquake.
"I am here for my reward," she said, water pooling around her and sluicing to the floor.
Her eyes narrowed, until her stare was cutting through slices of skin.
"Here we are!" he said, flinging open a door and leading a young gentleman into the room.
He stood, gilded in gold, with eyes like sapphires and hair like sunflower petals. His finery shone in the low sunlight, making his every move as alive as a flame.
"It is a pleasure to meet you, Ma'am…" he said, pressing warm lips to the piper's hand.
The prince's lips flickered into a brief grimace, before he alit with all the joy of a bad actor.
The piper glared at the prince.
"You are getting no younger," offered the prince with a gleaming smile.
The night settled over Hamelin, and Prince Claude disguised himself in some local tavern, mourning the freedoms he had grown to know as the unmarried sixth son of the King. Drunk on sour wine, and sweet kisses, he was slumped against the bar as the clock rung out twelve strikes.
The piper stared through the window, eyes on her husband-to-be, his curved back, and overly dirtied peasant clothes – the town knew his face, anyway, so the pretence was exhausting. He shouted out in a rough voice and grabbed the waitress as she scurried past. She dissolved into a fit of hacking giggles, plum in the face, eyes hungry for the prince's touch.
The piper turned away, jaw set.
Slowly, gently, like handling an ancient, holy treasure, she lifted her flute to her lips and played a whisper of a song.
Hamelin, the sleepy town, was alive with the clawing shrieks of mothers with cracked hearts.
The mayor, white-faced, shaking, stood atop the hill, sobbing parents dropping at his feet.
The piper, miles away, had dry lips from the hours of playing.
The children that followed her could not feel their aching limbs or broken feet.
She smiled and continued to dance.
Some say that on quiet nights her tune can still be heard.


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SGN Editor Matt Loede's NFL Picks for week 12
Season: 93-64
New England at Detroit – The Pats are playing as well as any AFC team right now, and they have the decided advantage in this Thanksgiving matchup. Look for Tom Brady and the Pats to pick apart the Lions, and the New England D to lower the boom on the banged up Cats. New England 34 Detroit 17
New Orleans at Dallas – Jason Garrett has the Cowboys at 2-0 after taking over for Wade Phillips, and this week is another stern test. Remember it was Dallas who stopped the Saints from keeping up their undefeated streak last season, leaving the Saints to want some revenge. Dallas is playing confident for the first time all year, and will treat this like their Super Bowl. Why do I sense that the Cowboys have one very good game left in them? Dallas 31 New Orleans 28
Cincinnati at New York Jets – 2-8 vs 8-2. Seems like a blowout on paper, and it will be even more on the field. Marvin Lewis is on borrowed time in Cincy, and unless he can find a way to motivate his team to get a few more wins before January 3rd, this will be his last season in the Queen City. Won't happen. The Jets will watch their rivals in the Pats win earlier in the day, and know they can't slip up here, and won't. New York Jets 27 Cincinnati 13
Minnesota at Washington – The Vikings are hoping that Leslie Frazier will do what Jason Garrett has done in Dallas, and that's with a coaching change inspire his new team to get a few wins. Can't see it, as the Vikings are just a complete mess, and Brett Favre is a shell of even what he was last season. Look for the Skins defense to step up like they did vs the Titans, and pull out a home win to stay in the race. Washington 21 Minnesota 13
Tennessee at Houston – Two AFC South teams that sorely need a win do battle in Houston. The Titans are falling apart, just like the Vikings, and now there's drama with the QB and the coach, as Vince Young will sit the whole year with a thumb injury. Rusty Smith gets the start, and the Texans will lift up and pound him and move to 5-6, the same record as the Titans after this one. Houston 33 Tennessee 14
Green Bay at Atlanta – A great NFC game that could be an early NFC Title game preview. The Pack slammed the Vikings last week, and are making a run at the NFC North title, while the Falcons pulled out a huge win over the Rams, and seem to be on the same path. The Falcons are more balanced, and they will be just a few points better than a still banged up Pack team that will learn what they need to do to play with the best team in the NFC. Atlanta 27 Green Bay 24
Carolina at Cleveland – ZZZZZZ. That's the best way to describe this awful mistake by the lake game between a 1-9 team and a 3-7 team. The Browns are 11 point favs, and I have no idea why. They got 6 turnovers last week, and STILL lost to the Jags. Now they may have to turn to either Seneca Wallace or Jake Delhomme as Colt McCoy is hurt with an ankle sprain. The Panthers hung for three quarters with the Ravens, but are a mess and have a lame duck coach with John Fox waiting for the ax to drop on Black Monday after the season ends. Cleveland 24 Carolina 12
Pittsburgh at Buffalo – Last week vs the Raiders the Steelers got their season back on track, and know they can't have a slip up in Buffalo like they did in KC last year. The Bills can score, but haven't played a D like the Steelers since they played the Jets earlier this year. Look for the Steelers to put their foot on the Bills throat around the third quarter, and for James Harrison and Troy Polamalu to both have a big play on defense. Pittsburgh 37 Buffalo 17
Jacksonville at New York Giants – The Giants are smarting after a loss to the Eagles, and while the Jags are somehow in first place in the AFC South, they are not in the class of the G-Men. Look for the Giants pass rush to get to David Garrard, and the turnover prone Jags, who had 6 turnovers vs the Browns, to make way too many mistakes to beat the Giants on the road. New York Giants 23 Jacksonville 10
Miami at Oakland – The Raiders were beaten by 32 last week in Pittsburgh, and want to show that their earlier muscle on offense wasn't a fluke. They will take some frustration out on the Dolphins, who are beat up and looked terrible a week ago Thursday vs the Bears in losing 16-0. The Raiders are the better team right now, and the Dolphins are on the way down when it comes to trying to sneak into the playoffs. Oakland 20 Miami 7
Kansas City at Seattle – The Hawks at 3-1 at home, while the Chiefs are not very good on the road at 1-4. Kansas City needs to keep winning to hold off an improving Chargers team, but the Hawks seem to have mojo at home, and will find a way in a tough game to pull out a win to stay in the race in the NFC West. Seattle 17 Kansas City 13
St.Louis at Denver – The Broncos started red hot vs San Diego Monday night, but then shut down and were beaten badly by their rivals. Now they play a Rams team that is 0-4 on the road, and while Sam Bradford and St.Louis can stay in games and hang around, look for Kyle Orton to pick on the Rams secondary enough to get the ball to Brandon Lloyd for two TD's and a win going away. Denver 27 St.Louis 20
Tampa Bay at Baltimore – The Bucs are the surprise team in the NFC, sitting at 7-3 in a season some felt they would only win 3-4 games. Now they look to lay the upset of the week in Baltimore vs a Ravens team that let the Panthers get to 20-13 before two defensive scores sealed the deal last week. I think the Bucs are going to give Baltimore all they can handle, and will score the upset of the week in a win to keep them in the race for a playoff spot. Tampa Bay 23 Baltimore 17
Philadelphia at Chicago – A great game that is going to be a brawl. The Eagles will look to stay hot with Michael Vick avoiding the Bears rush, and should be able to keep the Bears D off guard. Chicago wasn't great, but was more than good enough to beat the Dolphins a week ago Thursday. Chicago needs to run the ball to win this game, but I think in the end it will be too much Vick. Philadelphia 28 Chicago 20
San Diego at Indianapolis – The Colts are reeling a bit after their loss to the Pats, and need to rebound in the Sunday night game at home. Problem is they are playing the red hot Chargers, who get Vincent Jackson back in a game they need to possibly tie the Chiefs in the West. Look for San Diego to challenge the Colts secondary, and in the end Rivers will outduel Manning to get a huge road win. San Diego 34 Indianapolis 27
Monday Night:
San Francisco at Arizona – Two reeling teams in the NFC West end week 12. The Niners are back to playing sloppy, and while the Cards are not much better, they should be able to generate enough offense to get the job done to get a win and stay somehow in the race in the NFC West. Arizona 24 San Francisco 14
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Kevin started running with his middle school's cross country club. In high school, he maintained his passion for running as a cross country and middle-distance track athlete. In college, he ran recreationally with Lehigh's running club, but didn't begin taking the sport seriously again until he signed up for his first half marathon in 2011. This race, a 1:20:55, came at the end of his time at Lehigh. Soon after graduating, he moved to Maryland for work and quickly became a member of HCS and has been loving it ever since. He has been hooked on long distance races since his first HM and seeks to continue improving his times for distances 10k and above…though he may still run a 5k every once in a while.


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The Academic Lyceum of Westminster International University in Tashkent (ALWIUT) is a Vocational education institution in the Republic of Uzbekistan which conducts its activities in close cooperation with Westminster International University in Tashkent in compliance with the requirements of the education standards of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The Lyceum provides enhanced education in such disciplines as English, mathematics, and informatics. Second-year students have an opportunity to combine their lyceum studies with a Certificate of International Foundation Studies course validated by Westminster International University in Tashkent. Those who finish the course successfully can be directly enrolled in one of the bachelor programs offered there.

Foundation
The Academic Lyceum of Westminster International University in Tashkent was established on December 9, 2008, in accordance with Decree # 270 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The first students of the lyceum were granted admission in 2009. It is considered to be the best educational institution in Uzbekistan.

Location
The Academic Lyceum of Westminster International University in Tashkent is in the heart of Tashkent, the capital city of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the vicinity of the well-known Amir Timur Square and Forums Palace which are on Shaxrisabz street in the Mirobod district. The lyceum is alongside Westminster International University in Tashkent so they are on the same campus.

Studies

Academic curricula
The period of studies in the lyceum is two years, like in other vocational education institution of the Republic of Uzbekistan. An academic year consists of two semesters, 20 teaching weeks each. There are winter holidays between two semesters when students can have a rest and acquire new strength for studies.

During the semester, students take two mid-term examinations and one final examination on each subject they learned. Moreover, during their studies, students undergo in-class written and oral tests. The objectivity and impartiality of work assessment is provided by the use of ID number system: Each student writes his or her special ID number instead of name and surname. During the studies, students are given special tasks (projects) they should accomplish with.

English, mathematics, and informatics are deep-learned subjects. The English language program of the Lyceum includes instructions on English reading, grammar, writing, and speaking skills. In line with the national math program, the students learn additional materials on higher mathematics as well as some part of logic. During informatics classes, the students gain technological knowledge on programming, PC security, work with graphic editors, on-line resources etc.

During the academic year, special guest lectures are organized for students.

Learning resources
The lyceum has three computer labs and library learning resources. The library includes two separate areas: a reading hall and a discussion hall. Both are equipped with furniture and computers. The lyceum's library provides students with a variety of academic and fiction books in English, Russian, Uzbek, German, Spanish, and French language. Books in English include manuals for learning English as a foreign language and textbooks on other academic disciplines such as economics, law, and business in the English language. The library's collection allows access to newspapers and magazines published in Uzbekistan and abroad. There are also electronic materials that can be downloaded from the lyceum's website, or online learning management platform, Intranet (a branch of WIUT's intranet).

Graduation
The graduates of the Academic Lyceum of Westminster International University in Tashkent receive an official graduate diploma which allows them to apply for higher education institutions. The first graduation ceremony was held on June 21, 2012.

The Lyceum offers students in their last year of education to take a one-year, 120 credits worth Certificate of International Foundation Studies (CIFS) course verified by Westminster International University in Tashkent in accordance with British National Foundation Qualification (BNFQ). The course is taught in English. In case of successful completion of the course, graduates are at liberty to be admitted to Westminster International University in Tashkent as bachelor students and continue their education on a self-funded basis.

See also

Meat University
University of Westminster
Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent
Inha University in Tashkent
Tashkent State Technical University
Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Melioration
Tashkent Financial Institute
Moscow State University in Tashkent named M.V Lomonosov
Tashkent Automobile and Road Construction Institute
Tashkent State University of Economics
Tashkent State Agrarian University
Tashkent State University of Law
Tashkent University of Information Technologies
University of World Economy and Diplomacy
Universities in the United Kingdom
Education in Uzbekistan
Education in England
Education in Uzbekistan
Tashkent

References

External links

 Ask WestUP! head editors a question
 The article of United Nations in Uzbekistan (11 May 2012)

2008 establishments in Uzbekistan
Education in Tashkent
Educational institutions established in 2008
Lyceums
Universities in Uzbekistan
University of Westminster
Vocational education in Asia

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We had a fantastic evening at the Liberty Theater Astoria's Once In A Blue Moon Gala. #MomentVideography is so honored to have been a part of this successful event. Please enjoy my video production which opened the evening!
Created for the Liberty Theatre of Astoria's annual Gala, this fundraising video shows a historical and behind the scenes look at the theatre and it's need for further renovations. It was shown as a final call to action and helped in raising a record amount of $300,000 for the nonprofit.


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Beautifully-finished double upstairs maisonette covering 74 sq. m. on the second and third floors in the popular Rivierenbuurt neighbourhood. The apartment has an attractive, unobstructed view of Martin Luther Kingpark and is situated close to the Amstel. The kitchen and living room are located on the third, uppermost floor leading onto a roof terrace of 21 sq. m., which is a great place to enjoy the sunshine.
Overview of layout: Access to the property is via a well-maintained staircase and the maisonette's private first-floor entrance and staircase to the second floor. The spacious foyer provides access to all rooms. The master bedroom is at the rear and has French doors that open onto the balcony. The bedroom features luxury, professionally-fitted wardrobes. A cupboard on the balcony houses the central heating boiler (Remeha, 2008). The deluxe bathroom has a double sink, walk-in shower and bath. The washing machine and dryer connections are also located here. Separate toilet with wash basin. The second bedroom to the rear of the property also provides access to the balcony. This bedroom also features a deluxe professionally-fitted wardrobe.
Third floor: Very light and airy living room with open kitchen, complete with six-burner gas hob, wide oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. This is a lovely room thanks to the numerous windows and unobstructed view at the front. From the living room, you have access to the sunny roof terrace (over 21 sq. m.) to the rear. The entire home is fitted with beautiful oakwood flooring and well-finished walls and ceilings.
The property enjoys a perfect location in the popular Rivierenbuurt neighbourhood, close to Martin Luther Kingpark, the Amstel and Rijnstraat. Rijnstraat offers a large and varied range of shops. De Pijp neighbourhood is within cycling distance and features the distinctive Albert Cuyp market, Van Woustraat and Ceintuurbaan. A few minutes' cycling will also bring you to fashionable Maasstraat. The property has great road connections: the A1, A2 and A10 motorways are only minutes away. The Amstel and RAI railway stations are within walking distance. A tennis club, several rowing clubs, cosy restaurants and a great jogging route along the Amstel are all just a short walk from the apartment. Unusually for Amsterdam, you can almost always find a parking space right in front of the door.
At a glance: - The property has an attractive, unobstructed view over Martin Luther Kingpark and is situated close to the Amstel; - The annual ground rent is €796.80. The ground rent is indexed annually and the lease currently runs until 15 January 2059; - Wooden window frames throughout and double glazing at the front (HR++); - Spacious terrace of more than 21 sq. m. off the living room; - Double upstairs maisonette on the second and third floors, no upstairs neighbours and private entrance from the first floor; - The property features well-finished walls and ceilings; - Active and financially-healthy home owners' association. The monthly home owners' association service fee is €110. The home owners' association has three members and is self-managed.


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She'd cherished the little pot for 40 years, remembers slipping it into her pocket when she found it, the rusty nails inside made a tinkling sound and the soot-blackened lid left a smudge on her coat. Cleaning revealed the silver cap and delicate, multi-faceted glass sides.
In her possession it had contained, variously, earrings, paperclips, moisturizers and face creams. Her daughter dipped her fingers into the coconut oil and asked her about the pot's history. She'd always admired it and it fits in her hand perfectly. Soon, when she dies, her daughter will inherit it. Somehow she must tell her.
The video shows someone being treated brutally. She's in floods of tears. The persistent whacking of the man behind his knees with a truncheon makes her feel violently sick.
The man cries out stop, stop, please stop.
The repetition of the act echoes. The reiteration of power makes her recoil. Such incidents enter her body, churn her gut. Her sight goes fuzzy.
Screaming. Again and again and again.
Her heart goes thump, thump, thump; sounds thicken inside her head. Vision blurs. Then breath returns, slow, steady. Quelling the thump thump thump, silencing the sensory cacophony.
them all my life. My painter was a very good artist, he did us proud.
him say to his wife that our eyes were the same shape as hers.


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Unfit to Govern
Despite President Trump using a boastful State of the Union speech to win accolades from his supporters, a case can be made he is unfit to govern.
At best, he is "penny-wise, pound foolish" with plenty of pennies proving counterfeit.
Even in matters of national security and military preparedness that are traditionally major responsibilities of a president, Trump has blundered. A grave miscalculation was to invest in conventional weaponry at the expense of gearing up for modern day cyber warfare.
It is not so much what Trump said in his State of the Union Address to Congress but what was left unsaid. In addition to self-defense, there are some other basic missions vested in the Office of the Presidency.
Protection of public health - Trump has failed miserably on that score, rolling back air, water and other environmental regulations, supposedly to stimulate the economy. The general population's health is put at risk to inflate what are already bountiful balance sheets of corporate fat cats.
Part of a President's portfolio is the obligation to make provisions for the well-being of future generations. Trump is derelict in this task. Besides shackling our kids with ever increasing national debt, the President is putting our offspring at a disadvantage by dragging his feet in the transition from a fossil fuel to a clean, renewable energy dominant economy. In fact, Trump is leading the nation in the opposite direction.
Among the principle duties is the protection of public lands. Trump fails miserably in that regard by relaxing preservation for the sake of drilling to supposedly stimulate the economy.
Foreign policy – apart from presiding over the federal defense apparatus, the President is charged with solidifying our place on the world stage. Trump has abdicated this responsibility by isolating us in an ever-increasing interdependent world. Friend and foe alike have been alienated by his snubbing of international environmental treaties. It has ostracized us further when prosperity and ultimately survival depend on international cooperation.
Moral conscience — a President is expected to serve as the chief moral conscience of the nation (including championing environmental justice for low income populations exploited by corporate polluters). Beset by scandal and exuding a steady stream of vulgarity and vindictiveness, our current President is a poor role model for national moral leadership.


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I know Shared iPad working very cool for Apple School Manager.
I was Checking Apple Business Manager but there is not much information on this.
I need to share iPad means like in Apple School Manager one iPad is shared with multiple Students the same Like that I need in Apple Business Manager

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If you haven't deleted everything you've had with Yahoo, you should now. Right now.
After the news of 500 million email accounts hacked, we have Reuters reporting that Yahoo allowed the NSA to scan incoming emails. All incoming emails on all accounts, not just suspicious ones.
Big Brother is real and it is happening now in apparent contradiction to the spirit of the fourth amendment. They are searching everything. And the judicial branch thinks it's legal while Congress continues to pass laws allowing this, which the presidents continue to sign.
And Marissa Mayer, how does she still have defenders? Yahoo continued to nosedive under her "leadership," the emails were hacked on her watch, and she allegedly allowed the NSA to spy on everyone with nary an attempt to protect the users who trusted her company.
Now we have word that Yahoo is denying the NSA spying report. Do you believe their denial? I don't.
Now is the time to demand our elected officials end this warrantless spying on US citizens on US soil, without any probable cause or warrant.
While the presidential race consumes the air in the room, this might have skipped past you. CNet is reporting that Amazon is working with two home automation companies to get one-time codes to unlock your front door for in-home delivery. That's right, your Prime packages won't be on your front step, but inside your house.
While I am a busy person and would love the security and convenience of having my Amazon Prime packages delivered inside the house, it is a little unsettling, isn't it?
However, don't we already hand out keys to the cleaning person, the dog walker, the neighbor? So, if we do that, isn't it just as safe to give out a one-time code for our Smart Home door lock for inside delivery?
Today on the Glen Biegel Show, KBYR AM 700, Anchorage, Alaska, we joked about mosquitoes, discussed gigabit Wi-fi, complexity of computers and their code, and wearable technology. Check out my geeky side by clicking the link below!
Since the first computer virus was created in 1982, everyone who uses a computer has needed to take precautions to safeguard data and sensitive personal information.
Endless streams of stories about hacks of government sites, the Federal Reserve, major industries, and both large and small banks should all keep you on edge. Websites you use like Facebook, LinkedIn, eHarmony, and last.fm have all suffered from attacks which potentially stole your passwords.
These are just the latest in a long history of sites being attacked and passwords compromised.
Those attacks are not all. Your friends on Facebook start posting weird messages due to their account being compromised, you find out that another friend has been abducted in London and needs money wired, that the UN has millions of dollars waiting and you could be of help and get a percentage, or you get another email from your "bank" asking for personal information.
You can never let your guard down or you too could be taken.
Change your passwords right now. It is likely that you have not changed them in a long time, you use a weak password, or a combination of the two.
Protect your passwords using software like Password Safe, 1Password, or Password Gorilla. Those applications are a securely encrypted safe in which to store all of your passwords. Use the random password generator in the software for creating your passwords.
In all applications and all websites always use a password, never use a default password, the longer the password the better, don't use the same password in multiple sensitive places, and protect your passwords.
Since email and HTML (the language of the web) were created prior to the commercialization of the Internet, security was not a primary concern. As a result spoofing and phishing are possible. Phishing emails are the number one source of hackers getting your personal information and making your computer part of a zombie botnet. Spoofing is when an email appears to come from a source other than the true source.
The most common spoofing and phishing attacks are fake emails from a bank, the IRS, or the Social Security Administration. These emails are made to look identical to one from the bank and if you click the link in the email, it will take you to a website that looks just like the bank as well. But beware, look carefully in the address bar of your web browser, it will not actually be bankofamerica.com (for example). The criminals ask for your personal information and then use it to steal from you and the bank.
The moral of the story is to trust but always verify and to change your passwords regularly. Go forth, be safe, and enjoy the world of technology.


The CITTA handbag by Caterina Lucchi is the perfect bag to add a little sparkle to your life. Light bounces off every facet of the crinkled metallic patent leather, creating a glittery, shimmering effect. Add to that the almost mirror-like shine of the pewter hardware and the glow of this little bag can't be beat.


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Delta variant doubles risk of covid-19 hospitalisations, study shows
Health 14 June 2021
By Graham Lawton
Members of the public eat in Covent Garden in London on Monday 14 June
Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images
The lifting of the final covid-19 restrictions in England, scheduled for 21 June, has been delayed by four weeks to head off the risk of a new wave of covid-19 caused by the delta variant. The postponement will buy time to vaccinate more people.
According to the UK government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE), computer models of lifting restrictions project a "large resurgence" in cases and hospital admissions, which could be "considerably" larger than previous waves.
After falling for months, the number of new cases of covid-19 is rising again in all four nations of the UK. Scotland is worst affected, with England second. The rise is fuelled by the delta variant, which is believed to be about 60 per cent more transmissible than the previously dominant alpha variant (formerly known as B.1.1.7) and is now the cause of almost 90 per cent of new cases in the UK.
The good news, according to Jim McMenamin, Public Health Scotland's national covid-19 incident director, is that vaccines are still very effective.
Figures from Public Health England show that double vaccination is 80.8 per cent effective against symptomatic disease caused by the delta variant, but single vaccination is much less effective, only providing 33.2 per cent protection. Equivalent figures for the alpha variant are 88.4 per cent and 50.2 per cent. "We need to get these second doses out there," says McMenamin. The data set doesn't distinguish between the different vaccines.
As of 12 June, only 45 per cent of the population of England was fully vaccinated and a further 17 per cent had had their first shot. That leaves 38 per cent totally unvaccinated.
Read more: Zero-covid countries have done best and it's not too late to switch
Other findings from Scotland suggest that for unvaccinated people, the delta variant approximately doubles the risk of hospitalisation compared with the alpha variant. However, it isn't yet known what effect the delta variant is having on deaths. "We just don't have enough information on that yet," says Chris Robertson at the University of Strathclyde, UK, part of the Public Health Scotland team that analysed data from 99 per cent of the country's population of 5.4 million. About 1.9 million of them are unvaccinated.
It also isn't yet clear what effect the delta variant is having on demand for intensive care beds, according to Rowland Kao of the University of Edinburgh, UK, who wasn't involved in the research.
Full lifting of restrictions would have allowed unlimited numbers of guests in people's homes, no capacity restrictions in pubs, cinemas or theatres, open nightclubs, full sports stadiums and no limit on guest numbers at weddings and funerals. The timetables for lifting restrictions vary across the rest of the UK.
Public Health Scotland team leader Aziz Sheikh, also at the University of Edinburgh, welcomed the decision to postpone. "It will give the opportunity to increase the proportion of the population who can get two doses," he says.
A delay will also give scientists more time to assess the true dangers of delta, says Mark Woolhouse at the University of Edinburgh,
In December, the UK decided to extend the interval between vaccine doses from the manufacturers' recommended three to four weeks to up to 12 weeks, in order to provide partial protection to the maximum number of people. Anyone over 40 will now be eligible to get a second jab eight weeks after the first.
But anyone wishing to take advantage of the postponement to get a first dose of the vaccine should get their skates on. The Scottish team found that the protective effect of the first dose takes 28 days to develop fully.
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Review: Like Lions x PSA – 'I Remember'
The musical voice of Spokane native Patrick O'Neill, Like Lions, finished 2018 with a flurry of creativity, releasing sixteen new tracks that eventually became the stellar full-length album, 'Music for Indie Films (Volume I)'. Born and raised in the northwest, O'Neill picked up the guitar at the young age of thirteen and was immediately drawn to songwriting. Never a stranger to creative control, he headed the writing efforts of 2000's rock band Mylestone, in which he played the guitar and sang, and spent time in the early 2010s with Spokane math-rock band Cyrus Fell Down as a writer, lead singer, and guitarist.
Since returning from his hiatus and taking on the Like Lions moniker, Patrick has been an unstoppable force in music, and with plans to release an album later this year, he's currently been entrancing us all with a string of new singles.
Spinning his unique brand of acoustic-based psycho-pop, the first glimpses we heard of the new album came in the form of 'Older' and 'U Got Me', two synth-heavy tracks that combined powerful 80's sounds with layered hip-hop beats and textured acoustic guitar loops. Strong singles that showcased Patrick's new creative energy, they took Spotify by storm and paved the way for his next great release, 'I Remember'. A new collaboration with fellow Seattle-based artist Archie (A.K.A. PSA), the new single is a pop-tinged, acoustic-looping earworm that will have you enraptured for days.
Drawing on lessons learnt from years spent in the industry, and backed by an education in production and composition from the Berklee School of Music, 'I Remember' is a dreamy, nostalgic track that journeys into the heart of fading memories, capturing an emotive quality that is balanced perfectly by a wistful, almost hopeful feeling. Poetically named and lavishly composed, 'I Remember' is a seamless blend of acoustic charm and synth energy, combining the two normally opposing forces in a brilliantly subtle way to evoke powerful imagery and real musical character.
A rare joy in the current pop landscape, 'I Remember' is an impressive look into what we can expect from Patrick's new album. A highly anticipated released that becomes more engaging with each single, the new record is set to be called 'An Aging Millennial', and will focus on youth, love, and loss, subjects that Patrick seems to know all so well.
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Álvaro Enrique Preciado Ferrin (Lago Agrío, Provincia de Sucumbios, Ecuador: 20 de noviembre de 1997) es un futbolista ecuatoriano que juega como portero en el Barcelona Sporting Club de la Serie A de Ecuador.

Trayectoria
Se inició jugando para las formativas de Liga de Quito, luego pasó por el Anaconda FC, Independiente del Valle, Aucas, Espoli, Chivos FC y La Paz.

En el 2019 llega a las reservas del Delfín y en ese mismo año es ascendido al plantel principal para jugar la fase final de la Copa Ecuador.

En el 2020 es fichado por el Barcelona Sporting Club.

Selección nacional
Fue internacional con la Selección de fútbol de Ecuador sub-20, también fue convocado a la Selección Ecuatoriana Sub-23 para disputar el Preolímpico de Colombia 2020 con mira a los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020.

Participaciones en torneos internacionales

Clubes

Participaciones internacionales

Palmarés

Campeonatos nacionales

Otros lógros

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Ficha en la FEF

Ficha en Livefútbol

Ficha en Soccerway

Ficha en ESPN

Ficha en Fútbolya

Ficha en Fichajes.com

Futbolistas de Ecuador
Futbolistas del Delfín Sporting Club
Guardametas de fútbol


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Real Asian Beauty: EB Advance Supreme Lipstick Review, Swatches + Giveaway!
EB Advance Supreme Lipstick Review, Swatches + Giveaway!
One of my favorite products to review are lipsticks. I just love seeing the colorful lipsticks inside the tubes. For me, they are like crayons - a sure way to add color and to complete the canvas.
Anyway, I got 5 shades of the EB Advance Supreme Lipsticks. To be honest, these lipstick came as a surprise to me. I always prefer higher-end brands over the local and drugstore brands. But the EB Advance Supreme Lipstick did not disappoint!
Each tube of the EB Advance Supreme Lipstick costs Php 195 pesos. For me, that is a reasonable price considering the quality of these lipsticks!
Oh, EB Advance is local brand and is made in the Philippines. I am always proud and excited whenever I feature local brands because it also feels like showing you guys something about our country.
The shades that I have are : TWIGGY, VENUS, ELIZABETH, SUMMER BERRY and RED TWILIGHT.
If you want to see all the swatches of the lipsticks, simply click the video below!
3.) COMMENT on THIS(click here) video. Tell us your IG and FB names + simply tell me which among the 5 shades you think looks the best on me.
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Giveaway open until June 20, 2015.
I really like these lipsticks because even though they aren't very expensive, they are of good quality. I hate lipsticks that make my lips feel sticky and heavy! These lipsticks are pigmented yet are light on the lips. They also color the lips even with just 2 coats! I think the only problem I have with this brand is that it comes off the lips easily. But other than that, I like this brand and recommend it to women that are looking for a more affordable option.
My favorite among the 5 shades are Venus and Red Twilight. What about you?


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6th Anilao Underwater Shootout
This year, the competition received a total of 241 entries from 24 countries. Learn more about the competition and find out who won in the 6th Anilao Underwater Shootout!
The Philippines reinforces its standing as the premier underwater photography destination in Asia as the DOT hosts the 6th edition of the Anilao Underwater Shootout in the resort town of Mabini, Batangas, from November 27 to December 1, 2018.
Dubbed as the "World Cup of Underwater Photo Competitions," the photo tilt is organized by the DOT in cooperation with the Mabini Local Government and the Resort Owners Association of Mabini (ROAM). With more than 40,000 US dollars worth of dive packages, dive and underwater photography equipment, gears and accessories up for grabs, the shootout is a competition that dive photographers all over the world fly for.
Last year's competition drew 175 eager participants from 17 countries like Singapore, China, Thailand, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea, Turkey, Portugal, USA, Switzerland, Germany, Hong Kong, France, Australia, Canada, and the Philippines. The event also saw the first-ever woman in Singaporean Lilian Koh, to bag the top prize as DOT Photographer of the Year (Open Class) for her 1st-place Cephalopod category photo of a squid, and a Filipino veteran diver and underwater photographer PJ Aristorenas to win the DOT Photographer of the Year award for his 1st-place macro photograph of a skeleton shrimp.
To be honest, this is the first I've heard of this competition (mainly because I don't know how to swim), but seeing the photos of the winners made me want to learn again. The closing ceremony and awards night for the 6th Anilao Shootout was held at Aiyanar Beach and Dive Resort in Anilao, just 15 minutes away from where we stayed in Saltitude.
Take a look at this beautiful sunset at Aiyanar
The international event is unrivalled in taking action towards the sustainability of dive tourism in the destination by putting in place guidelines to help ensure the protection and conservation of marine life during the competition proper, with registered guides and spotters required to attend a safety briefing and sign a "Code of Conduct."
"Through the support and cooperation of the Mabini local government and resort owners, the competition was able to implement a strict No Marine Life Manipulation policy by employing the assistance of spotters and dive guides in monitoring and reporting untoward behavior underwater. With the involvement of local stakeholders, they were able to ensure the enhancement and attractiveness of Anilao as a leading dive destination in the world," explains Undersecretary for Tourism Development Benito C. Bengzon Jr., a certified diver himself.
In photo: DOT ASEC Roberto Alabado III
"Moreover, the masterfully photographed entries of the unique critters will highlight the need to protect the beauty of the Anilao seas and its rich biodiversity," added Undersecretary Bengzon.
My hope for the competition is that they can grow even more and spread to different parts of the Philippines like Puerto Galera, Cebu, Dumaguete, Palawan, and Bohol.
Comprising the panel of judges at this year's shootout are some of the industry's most illustrious names in photography, such as widely published French naturalist photographer and marine biologist Laurent Ballesta; award-winning Belgian underwater and wildlife photographer Ellen Cuylaerts; and Singapore-based macro photography expert and 2015 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Indra Swari, among others.
The competition had two classes: Open Class for participants with any type of camera and accessories, in which published and professional photographers will automatically be placed; and Compact Class, exclusively for participants using cameras without interchangeable lenses. Mirrorless, SLR, and similar types of cameras are not permitted in this class. The categories for the competition are: Macro/Supermacro, Marine Behavior, Nudibranch, Fish Portrait, and Cephalopod. Two special categories were also offered this year, Blackwater and Bonfire, which must feature animals found and photographed by doing either blackwater and bonfire dives, and another special category for beginners.
Live judging for Blackwater category
Each category had 1st, 2nd, and 3rd placers for both Open and Compact classes, while special categories will have one winner each, with DOT awarding the Photographer of the Year, with one winner each for the Open and Compact Classes.
I'm still waiting for them to post the list of winners for the 6th Anilao Underwater Shootout. In the meantime, check out their website here.
Congratulations, Anilao Underwater Shootout on another successful year!
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When is the last time you took a chance, threw caution to the wind, and followed your passion? The up-and-coming fashion/ lifestyle/ travel influencer, Kara Harms, did just that about one year ago. Her dream was to move to San Francisco to start a new life, and blog about fashion. In just under one year she has amassed nearly 15k followers as a social media influencer, 9.5k followers on Instagram alone. Not a small feat for someone new on the blogging scene.
Although Kara may not say it herself, I would attribute her quick rise to success in social media to a lighthearted approach to fashion (and life), her precious nod to vintage style, and the unbridled way she heroically shares fashion for all, not only for women who are a size zero. Because let's be honest, so many fashionistas out there are size 0, 00, or smaller and we all need a good Marilyn Monroe throwback role model today – Kara's all about inspiring women to love their curves.
ZJ: Kara- It's hard to not be drawn to your unique, lighthearted, "whimsical" style and way. Naturally the name of your website tells us this, but your articles and images speak volumes. Can you share more about why you chose the name, "Whimsy Soul"?
KH: The definition of "whimsy" is a thing that is fanciful or odd and that notation has always stuck with me. I've always been that type of person to see happiness adventures everywhere because it's good for the soul. I'll wear a dress because it makes me happy, not because it's on "trend" and if you want to take an impromptu road trip across the state one weekend, I'll say yes in a heartbeat. The name came together and I felt like it summed my mindset and lifestyle up perfectly.
ZJ: You have an impressive Instagram page that compliments your blog really well. Do you find more enjoyment in one over the other? Do people engage with you more on one platform (and if so, which one)?
KH: Thank you! With the social nature of Instagram, I have more conversations with readers on that platform, but there isn't one that I enjoy over the other because they go hand-in-hand together. The blog component will always be the core of the Whimsy Soul brand and social media is an excellent way to get the word out there and share daily moments that don't have a place on the blog.
ZJ: Although we see glimpses of your life, can you please share with us what a "day in the life" is like for you?
KH: Each day starts at 7am for me so I have time to answer Whimsy Soul emails, do last minute edits on that morning's newsletter, pin images from that day's blog post, etc., before I run off to work (I currently work full time as the Marketing Director with Margaret Elizabeth, a jewelry boutique which is so much fun). I usually get home around 6pm, do some yoga, cook dinner because I love cooking, and work on anything else for Whimsy Soul that needs to get done. In the summer when the light lasts into the evening, I use this time to snap blog photos. Otherwise weekends are dedicated to photographing content for posts and writing them. I think I'm a workaholic – I have a really hard time just sitting and doing nothing, which is one of the reasons I love blogging so much. There is always something to do or share!
ZJ: Where do you get your sense of fashion?
KH: I gather my style inspiration from other bloggers, Pinterest and friends. Sometimes even TV shows – I'll see how a character is styled in an outfit and be like "I love that. I need to try that in real life". While I love having statement pieces and unique outfits, my core sense of style is actually pretty sensible. I think it stems from my Midwestern roots – whenever I get dressed I always think about how cold I'll be sitting in the office with that skirt on, or how far I have to walk that day and adjust as needed. I don't think I'll ever shake that.
ZJ: What does it mean for you to be an influencer?
KH: I love being able to connect with real girls and help inspire them. I think sometimes people feel like they need permission to do something – whether it's shaking up their beauty routine, trying a new style, even cooking for themselves or traveling, and I love being that person who shows them they can.
ZJ: As an influencer are there particular brands you work with now? Which brands would you like to be working with?
KH: Over this past year I've had the chance to work with a lot of really great brands from fashion to beauty to travel. This year I'd love to establish some longer relationships with brands instead of one-off projects. I also really want to expand into more travel, so forming partnerships with hotels and fashion brands that value influencers who create content while traveling is on the top of my list.
ZJ: Do you have specific blog/ social media influencer aspirations, and if so what are they?
KH: I'd love to be a full-time blogger, it's my dream job to be able to create something every day and run my own business on my own schedule. My main focus for 2016 is to keep growing and to keep putting out great content so that dream can be a reality.
ZJ: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
KH: As I mentioned, I want to expand my travel content, so maybe today 5 years from now I'll be checking emails from a Paris cafe before heading off to a shoot. I like that idea.
KH: "Great people do things before they're ready. They do things before they know they can do it. Doing what you're afraid of, getting out of your comfort zone, taking risks like that, that is what life is" – Amy Poehler. Moving to San Francisco last year to start a new life (and blog!) was hard and scary – I read this quote a lot.
ZJ: Would you please share with us one fashion prediction you foresee for 2016 – either mainstream or alternative?
KH: I foresee slow fashion brands becoming more prominent. In my opinion, some fast fashion brands are getting way too fast – once I bought a sweater that was just launched by a brand, and 2 weeks later it was sold out and they had no plans to restock it because they were onto the next trend. After two weeks! I think consumers are going to start valuing slow fashion more and more.
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Announcement: I'll be doing more travel content this year and have some exciting trips in the works!


Amberly Barnett, Christopher Madison Murder Case: Amberly Barnett, a formerly missing Alabama girl, was found dead in Collinsville. Visibly shaken Dekalb County Sheriff Nick Welden announced during a press conference they had found the 11-year-old's body at approximately 6:30 a.m. Saturday. The detective gave no other details regarding how blonde-haired, blue-eyed Amberly Alexis Barnett vanished or how she died, stating they will not answer any questions about the cause of death at this time. But they are pursuing the investigation.
WHNT-19 reported Amberly Barnett vanished Friday evening from her aunt's mobile home in Collinsville located on County Road 822 in the Mt. Vernon area at around 6 p.m. A witness reported seeing an SUV in a dark color near the time of Amberly Barnett's disappearance.
This article is an updated version of TV Crime Sky's original article, which was posted March 3.
As Sheriff Nick Welden attached the microphone to his uniform and held what looked like the Holy Bible under his notepad, he told the crowd he speaks from the heart and that his heart is shattered over the little girl's death.
Neighbors report seeing a strange car in the area.
Brian Pope, sources say this is Amberly Barnett's biological father.
Joni Barnett post about needing a place to go.
Sources say Amberly Barnett, also known as Amberly Alexis Pope, was living with her aunt at or near 1945 County Road 822 in Collinsville, Alabama because the house where she once lived was destroyed in a fire. The family was displaced. Amberly Barnett's biological mother, Joni Luanna Barnett, aka Joni Pope, lives in Cedartown, Georgia and is awaiting the return of her boyfriend.
The plan was to reconnect with her daughter. But she made a fateful decision last weekend, she changed her mind and decided to wait until the end of the school year. Amberly's biological father, Brian Pope, is said to be in jail. He had custody of his daughter at one time before she was returned to her mother. The Collinsville, Alabama girl was sad in recent months because her dog died, and she was the victim of bullying. Play around with the map below to see the general area where this happened.
K.C. Barnett (KC Marie Barnett)—Her mother's sister. Amberly's aunt.
Erica—A relative. Perhaps, she is a cousin. It is believed Amberly lived in her trailer home or K.C. Barnett's trailer home, which is said to be on the same property. The brother-in-law is allegedly Christopher Madison, who was working on one of the properties when Amberly's aunt left to go to the store. Upon her return, Amberly was missing. Christopher is supposedly the one who said he saw an SUV. He is now in custody. See note below.
Evening hours: The aunt leaves the home to run an errand with her live-in boyfriend. Amberly is home alone. The brother-in-law (now confirmed to be Christopher Madison) is at his County Road 822 home next door doing yard work. Around this same time, he claims he sees a strange car in the area.
Amberly Alexis Barnet's aunt and boyfriend return to their home in the 1900 block of County Rd 822 in Collinsville/Sandrock, according to her mother. Amberly has disappeared. The little girl is last seen wearing a yellow-striped sleeved blue hoodie with dark denim jeans and white sneakers. She stands 5'1″ and weighs 98 pounds. Amber's phone is not with her.
The Dekalb County Police Department is notified the child is missing.
Officers search for the girl all night.
Knowing he had already killed Amberly Alexis Barnett, Christopher Madison pretends to search for her in the heavily wooded area directly behind the home in Dekalb County. He tells police, he didn't find her.
Loving relatives pass the word on social media about Amberly Barnett's disappearance.
K.C. Barnett closes her Facebook page.
Update: 6:30 a.m., police send dogs to pick up on the 11-year-old missing girl's scent. They find Amberly Barnett dead. One sock is on one foot. A blue rope is tied around her small neck. A black hair is found on her body, court records confirm.
In one section of the woods, a path shows drag marks. A sock is found on the ground.
Detectives find a blonde strand of hair on a tree, according to AL.
The search is suspended. The Dekalb County Sheriff's Department holds a press conference. But give few details.
A GoFundMe page is started to help raise funds for the family.
Friends say family members are receiving harassing comments on Facebook from a profile, claiming to be from Indonesia.
Police haven't named any suspects. The arrest that was made today is said to be unrelated to this case.
Police have not used the word murder.
Sources from the local community claim Amberly Barnett's death is a homicide and that her body was found in a backyard. She was allegedly assaulted and doused with acid. This is unconfirmed, pending announcement from the police. Another source says the body was found a mile away from her mobile home.
Police allegedly questioned family members, leading to an arrest. Police have not announced or confirmed this yet.
Confirmed—A search is conducted at Christopher Madison's home. As they do a walk-thru, police find blood in a bathroom sink and bloody jeans in the dryer. Blood is also on the walls.
The backyard holds more clues: a knife with a blue rope piece wrapped around it.
Two people were arrested with Collinsville, Alabama addresses. A Krista Crane and Christopher Madison. Krista Crane was charged with disorderly conduct and released. Thirty-three-year-old Christopher Madison's charge is not listed. It says HOLD FOR AGENCY, which usually means hold for immigration or another jurisdiction.
Update: Police initially arrested Madison for possession of a controlled substance.
Public records searches connect Krista Crane, Christopher Madison, and KC Barnett to Collinsville, Alabama with former addresses in Cedar Bluff, Alabama.
Christopher Madison and Krista Crane mugshots—still sorting out if these arrests are related to the Amberly Barnett case.
In an interview with Christopher Madison's girlfriend and other relatives, police learn that the blue rope was inside their home a day prior. It is also revealed that Christopher Madison has an interest in (bon–age), consistent with the bolt and clamp found in the floor of the home.
During Christopher Madison's police interrogation, he admits the knife found in the backyard belongs to him.
Still no confirmation about the SUV sighting. Some suggest this was completely untrue and could have been sent on social media to throw off the investigation. We're still waiting to know.
Amberly Alexis Barnett's obituary and funeral arrangements have been released. Check gallery. ***A confusing find. The obituary lists the date of death as of Saturday, March 2, and not Friday, March 1.
The autopsy report will be finished by tomorrow, Joni Barnett told CNN in an interview by phone.
As of 6:00 p.m., the charges for Christopher Madison have changed to POSS. OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. He has not bonded out and is still in custody. TV Crime Sky will keep checking through the night to see if these charges change or are upgraded.
At 7:23 p.m., Sergeant Meadows tells Traciy Curry-Reyes TV Crime Sky Christopher Madison will not be able to bond out and will "probably have to go to court." As to whether there are other pending charges against him and if they expect to upgrade charges for him, he said, "not at this time. There is still an ongoing investigation. But for now, this is the charge." Sergeant Meadows did not discuss the nature of the investigation.
Monday, March 4—Update—Confirmed Traciy Curry-Reyes TV Crime Sky was the first to bring you the name Christopher Madison in the mainstream media. A press conference held by the Dekalb County Sheriff's Department today confirmed that Christopher Wayne Madison, the brother-in-law, is charged with capital murder. Christopher Wayne Madison has a previous harassment arrest record in Cherokee County. According to the female victim, she was assaulted and almost strangled to death by Christopher. She failed to show up to court to pursue the charges. The case was thrown out.
Amberly Barnett's cause of death is listed as strangulation. Her body was found in a wooded area behind the defendant's home. Alabama detectives are not at liberty to share the rest of the details regarding her death.
Thursday, March 7: A candlelight vigil is held to remember Amberly Alexis Barnett in Centre, Alabama.
With the capital murder charge against Christopher Wayne Madison, the state of Alabama could ask for the death penalty.
Watch a video of Amberly Barnett and her mom. Here.


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Nicky English: Tipperary's defence is still their Achilles' heel
Errors and poor clearances from Tipperary lead to Clare goals and Tipp's exit
Clare goalkeeper Donal Tuohy and Tipp's Jake Morris watch on as the substitute's shot hits the post in a pivotal moment during yesterday's game. Photograph: James Crombie
Nicky English
Sun Jun 10 2018 - 21:13
You could say that Tipperary were unlucky, hitting the post at one end and, as a direct result, conceding a goal at the other but it's been the whole story of their year. I'd agree with Mick Ryan's comments afterwards that it was their best performance of the four but only up to a point because the flaws that have been evident since the league were still there by the end of the championship.
They haven't won their last five matches – four in Munster and the league final – and even the most recent win, against Limerick in the league semi-final, was in extra time.
Defence has been the Achilles' heel. They've been conceding too many scores and frees and have been rotating several corner backs. Yesterday there were more errors and poor clearances leading to Clare scores and, in general, they haven't been able to gain any momentum or confidence in the Munster round-robin.
They've also had problems with injuries and although Séamus Callanan has worked hard since his comeback, you can tell that he hasn't got back to top form when he looks in two minds whether to go for a goal or a point.
Brendan Maher going off in the second half with a nasty looking injury was also typical of the year.
That they were so on top of the scoreboard had as much to do with Clare squandering and shooting wides, which at times was reminiscent of last year's Munster final. Tony Kelly had a sequence of shots that he was able to take in good space but missed and you could sense that draining confidence.
For them to have cut the margin to four before half-time I imagine meant that they weren't unhappy going in. Taking off Conor McGrath looked a strange switch but Podge Collins had a good match, scoring three points and setting up the goal so the substitution worked.
The second half was nip-and-tuck but I thought Tipp had probably done enough and when Jake Morris had the goal chance it looked like the final nail in the coffin. In retrospect, did they need the goal at that stage: a point would have put them five ahead?
Credit for Clare
Clare deserve a lot of credit for the work rate and effort they put in. Their goal was well created and finished by Ian Galvin.
But they were nervous for a lot of the match, as could be seen in their touch, particularly in the first half even with someone normally as proficient as Colm Galvin. There was a phase in the second half when the forwards failed to control the ball and Cathal Barrett cleared it down field where Jack Browne lost it out over the end-line for a 65.
I'm not singling him out but the incident was symptomatic of the problems they were having.
John Conlon and Peter Duggan gave very good performances but Clare aren't maximising either, particularly Conlon. They're taking loads of shots from the middle of the field, whether they're on or not and depriving him of a decent supply, again reminiscent of last year's Munster final.
The win will give Clare a boost, as they hadn't beaten a top rival in Munster for a while but I don't think the Tipp of this year is the sort of barometer they've been in the recent past.
The form in Munster has held steady this year and Tipperary, who were lucky not to lose to Waterford the previous week, have now lost to Limerick and Clare, both of whom comfortably defeated Waterford.
Maybe it was the fourth week running but Tipp really faded at the end of both halves. The most ominous sign was when Jason Forde missed the free in injury time when the pressure was really on and the lead down to two.
Wexford energy
On the same subject, the surprising thing about Wexford on Saturday night was that for 45 minutes of the game they looked to have more energy than they had shown at any in week three against Galway.
Lee Chin was totally dominant in the first half and Shaun Murphy completely at ease in his role as the sweeper and Matt O'Hanlon was managing TJ Reid, who at one stage missed a free in front of the goal, which had Brian Cody shaking his head.
The gamble of bringing back Richie Hogan and Colin Fennelly didn't work and it was hard to see how they could win, struggling to cope with the system.
On 40 minutes and nine behind, they started to work visibly much harder around the middle of the field and, critically for Kilkenny, TJ Reid started to take over. It might have been an idea to move Chin back to mark him.
The league final had given Kilkenny a bit of winning experience and that showed in the players coming off the bench so they have a bit of depth to the panel and the numbers made a difference at the weekend.
If I was Micheál Donoghue, I'd have preferred to see Wexford coming rather than Kilkenny but it's hard to see Galway being held.
Brendan MaherBrian CodyCathal BarrettColin FennellyColm GalvinConor McgrathIan GalvinJack BrowneJake MorrisJason FordeJohn ConlonMatt O HanlonMicheal DonoghueMick RyanPeter DugganPodge CollinsReid TjRichie HoganSeamus CallananShaun MurphyTony Kelly
GAA orders replay of All-Ireland final between Kilmacud Crokes and Glen
Aidan O'Mahony confident Kerry will bounce back quickly from Donegal defeat
Mayo's Ryan O'Donoghue hoping for injury-free run as he gets his season off to a fine start
Cork's Patrick Horgan: 'I thought I was being treated unfairly'
Kilmacud and Glen to be informed of CCCC decision on Tuesday


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Defects of TTN, which encodes a critical protein in striated muscle, cause tardive tibial muscular dystrophy.


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import os
import sys

from ansible.errors import AnsibleError
from ansible.module_utils.basic import AnsibleFallbackNotFound
from ansible.plugins.lookup import LookupBase

from ansible.module_utils.hashivault import hashivault_argspec
from ansible.module_utils.hashivault import hashivault_read

class LookupModule(LookupBase):

    def _get_params(self, argspec, terms, kwargs):
        params = {}
        for arg in argspec:
            spec = argspec[arg]
            if arg in kwargs:
                params[arg] = kwargs[arg]
            elif 'default' in spec:
                params[arg] = spec.get('default')
            elif 'fallback' in spec:
                fall_func, fall_args = spec.get('fallback')
                try:
                    params[arg] = fall_func(*tuple(fall_args))
                except AnsibleFallbackNotFound:
                    pass

        params['secret'] = terms[0]
        try:
            params['key'] = terms[1]
        except IndexError:
            params['key'] = None
        return params

    def run(self, terms, variables=None, **kwargs):
        # self._display.v('Running lookup')
        argspec = hashivault_argspec()
        argspec['version'] = dict(required=False, type='int', default=1)
        argspec['mount_point'] = dict(required=False, type='str', default='secret')
        argspec['secret'] = dict(required=True, type='str')
        argspec['key'] = dict(required=False, type='str')
        argspec['default'] = dict(required=False, default=None, type='str')
        params = self._get_params(argspec, terms, kwargs)
        # self._display.v('ARGSPEC: ' + str(argspec))
        # self._display.v('KWARGS: ' + str(kwargs))
        # self._display.v('PARAMS: ' + str(params))
        result = hashivault_read(params=params)
        if 'value' not in result:
            path = terms[0]
            try:
                key = '/' + terms[1]
            except IndexError:
                key = ''
            raise AnsibleError('Error reading vault %s%s: %s\n%s' % (path, key, result.get('msg', 'msg not set'),
                                                                     result.get('stack_trace', '')))
        return [result['value']]

def main(argv=sys.argv[1:]):
    if len(argv) < 1:
        print("Usage: hashivault.py path [key]")
        return -1
    print(LookupModule().run(argv, {})[0])
    return 0

if __name__ == "__main__":
    sys.exit(main(sys.argv[1:]))