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Showing results by author "H.G. Wells" in Arts & Entertainment
Theatre & Dramatisations (5)
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Classic Radio Sci-Fi (Dramatised)
By: H. G. Wells
Narrated by: Paul Daneman, Martin Jarvis, Peter Sallis, and others
When a Martian spacecraft lands on Woking Common, mankind is terrorised by aliens in tall, armoured capsules which stalk the countryside on three legs. The machines wreak havoc on London and the Southern Counties, and survivors are driven underground. Scientist John Nicholson (Paul Daneman) tells how he was plunged into a paralysing nightmare of stark terror, savage madness and utter destruction.
By Ian Kershaw on 15-02-07
Narrated by: Paul Daneman, Martin Jarvis, Peter Sallis, Anthony Jackson
Classic Radio Sci-Fi
The Time Machine (Dramatised)
By: H.G. Wells
Narrated by: Robert Glenister, William Gaunt
It opens in 1943, when Wells is recording a talk for the Home Service in which he questions mankind's future. After the broadcast, he spends the evening with American journalist Martha, and tells her the astonishing news that his bestselling book The Time Machine was not fantasy but fact. Wells explains that he was actually present at the dinner party in Richmond fifty years earlier, when the Time Traveller returned from his first fateful journey into the future.
good retelling.
By Jason on 28-08-17
The Invisible Man (Dramatized)
By: H. G. Wells, Thomas E. Fuller
Narrated by: H. G. Wells, Thomas E. Fuller
The small English town of Iping is just a waystation on the main road to Port Braddock. Nothing ever happens in Iping. Not in the dead of winter with the snow thick and crisp on the ground. Not with the wind howling and the ice crunching underfoot. Not until the Stranger came with his thick dark glasses and his head wrapped in bandages. Not until the Invisible Man arrived.
Awful accents
By Marcher Lord on 27-10-15
Theatre Royal - Private Rooms & The Man Who Could Work Miracles : Episode 17
By: J.B. Priestly, H.G. Wells
Narrated by: Laurence Olivier
Theatre Royal. The very name summons up something of grandeur and eloquence. And it was. Hosted by Ralph Richardson, these big-name productions also included the creme de la creme of acting talents from John Gielgud, Robert Morley and Orson Welles to Trevor Howard, Michael Redgrave and Laurence Olivier. They were based on works by the world's leading authors, among them Charles Dickens, Henry James, Oscar Wilde and Anton Chekhov. These are but a few of whose company we shall be keeping as we raise the curtain on our first instalment of theatrical history.
Theatre Royal - The Country of the Blind & Little Louise: Episode 7
By: H.G. Wells, Guy de Maupassant
Theatre Royal. The very name summons up something of grandeur and eloquence. And it was. Hosted by Laurence Olivier, these big-name productions also included the creme de la creme of acting talents from John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson and Orson Welles to Trevor Howard, Michael Redgrave and Olivier himself. They were based on works by the world's leading authors, among them Charles Dickens, Henry James, Oscar Wilde and Anton Chekhov. These are but a few of whose company we shall be keeping as we raise the curtain on our first instalment of theatrical history.


Flight 90: Disaster on the Potomac, Robert Michael Lewis's airplane crash melodrama starring Jeanetta Arnette, Barry Corbin, Stephen Macht, Richard Masur, and Donnelly Rhodes. Poster artwork by Gary Meyer.
Poster is in very good condition. It was originally folded and will be shipped folded.
Watch the entire 90min. movie below.


On May 11, 2016, the Inland Valley Development Agency (IVDA) Board approved a Memorandum of Agreement with the International Trade Administration on a variety of initiatives to increase international trade and business investment awareness and promote programs that will benefit local businesses.
U.S. Department of Commerce Deputy Assistant Secretary, Antwaun Griffin joined Board Members and staff at the signing ceremony for the U.S. Trade and Investment Expansion Partnership on July 15, 2016. The Agency is excited and proud to begin this partnership.


Taking their cue from sci-fi and action movies, ESO astronomers have released the iconic Pillars of Creation Hubble image in 3-D. In the new study, ESO revisits the subject of NASA's classic photograph with their Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (MUSE) instrument in order to create the first three-dimensional view of the dusty structures, as well as reveal previously unknown details about their composition and relation to surrounding stars.
The original NASA Hubble image was taken two decades ago, and immediately captured the attention of both the scientific community and the public consciousness as a result of its unique beauty and clarity. The photograph shows pillars of cool molecular hydrogen and dust that are gradually being eroded by ultraviolet light from nearby stars, in a process called photoevaporation. They develop within evaporating gaseous globules (EGGs), which are themselves the birthplaces of new stars. Since that first photo was taken, astronomers have taken higher-resolution images and created side-by-side comparisons, but this is the first three-dimensional view of the phenomenon.
The new study also revealed several pieces of heretofore unknown information about the Pillars of Creation: MUSE showed that there is a jet from a young star that has never been seen in previous imaging, as well as two gestating young stars in the left and middle pillars. It also revealed the pillars' orientation; the tip of the left pillar is facing towards Earth, which makes it seem brighter, while the tips of the other pillars are facing away from us.
MUSE also revealed that though the structures are the "Pillars of Creation" in the sense that they are host to budding young stars, they are also undergoing their own process of destruction. They shed approximately 70 times the mass of the Sun every million years, and are expected to have a lifespan of only three million more years.


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Staying ahead of commercial exploitation in the deep sea
By Virginia Schutte ⋅ May 26, 2015 ⋅ Post a comment
Filed Under deep sea, mining, Pacific, seafloor massive sulfide deposits
Boschen, R.E.; Rowden, A.A.; Clark, M.R.; Barton, S.J.; Pallentin, A.; Gardner, J.P.A. Megabenthic assemblage structure on three New Zealand seamounts: implications for seafloor massive sulfide mining. Marine Ecology Progress Series 523: 1-14, 2015. doi: 10.3354/meps11239
Seamounts are underwater mountaintops. They are enormously important topographical features that serve as biodiversity hotspots, providing unique biological oases in the ocean abyss. Humans have harvested fish from seamounts and their surrounds for some time, but in the future, seamounts may also be commercially mined.
This is a case in which commercial endeavors seem to be outpacing the advancement of science accompanying them. That is, seamounts are at risk from mining but we have relatively little information about what these seamounts are like on average. So it is difficult to suggest what limits should be placed on mining: how much extraction is too much? Is intensive mining on a few seamounts better or worse than light mining on many seamounts?
It has been suggested that a unique collection of organisms may live on seamounts along seafloor massive sulfide (SMS) sites due to the unique chemical environment there. Before this study, only one SMS area had been formally characterized. The authors of this paper performed broad-scale benthic profiling of SMS sites in New Zealand and related organismal trends with SMS mining potential. This is a first step in managing natural areas at risk from a new type of resource extraction.
Seamount locations northeast of New Zealand's north island (shown in white). The purple areas have been licensed for SMS mining exploration (anticipated to begin in 2017), while the purple line in the inset denotes New Zealand's exclusive economic zone.
Surveys were conducted on three seamounts: Rumble II East, Rumble II West, and Brothers. These seamounts are hydrothermally inactive with no SMS deposits, hydrothermally inactive with SMS deposits, and hydrothermally active with forming SMS deposits, respectively. All seamounts are within the depth range of 900 to 3025 meters and are relatively close to one another.
Video transect data were collected from these seamounts in 2010 and relative abundances were considered. Benthic faunal information was paired with a variety of environmental descriptors, such as slope and rugosity, gathered using a multibeam echo-sounder. For those interested in the details of their statistical analyses of these data, the authors provide extensive details of their multivariate analyses in the paper.
Topography of the three chimneys with transects superimposed on them as series of dots. Each dot type represents one of the 20 assemblages found across all three surveyed seamounts. Red stars show the locations of hydrothermal chimneys seen in the transects.
A total of 186 taxa were identified from the three seamounts. Both seamount identity and the habitat within each seamount significantly influenced faunal assemblages. Analyses indicated 20 statistically different assemblages on the three seamounts, only six of which were found on more than one seamount (4 of these were found on all three seamounts).
The most influential environmental variables in determining community structure both among and between seamounts were magnetivity, depth, substratum, and topography. Magnetivity can be a proxy for hydrothermal activity, while depth, substratum, and topography commonly influence sessile benthic oceanic community composition.
This study suggests that setting aside a number of seamounts for complete protection while allowing mining on others would not be a suitable conservation strategy in the long run. Seamount communities varied widely amount seamounts, meaning that this strategy may allow considerable assemblage loss. Instead, the authors suggest a network of "set-aside" sites composed of multiple habitats from multiple seamounts. Most mining damage is expected to be localized, so such a strategy might protect a higher biodiversity of benthic fauna. This study also suggests that inactive SMS areas may support unique species assemblages, indicating that science may play an important role in shaping protective environmental strategies as the first SMS mines are opened.
Have you ever encountered resource extraction in the environment (logging, coal mining, etc.)? What was it like? Were environmental impacts what you expected (Could you see them? Was the environment constantly or only intermittently affected? Did anything surprise you?)?
Virginia Schutte
I just finished my graduate education in the Odum School of Ecology at the University of Georgia. I received my Ph.D. in Ecology in August 2014. My dissertation is all about the creatures that make the habitat for an ecosystem just by growing themselves. I've done my research in mangroves; trees that live at the edge of the ocean in the tropics. Before coming to UGA, I earned my B.S. in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where I worked on a variety of marine ecology projects.

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Kolari es un municipio de Finlandia, ubicado en la frontera con Suecia. Es atravesado por el río Torne. Solo se habla finés.

Geografía y demografía
Se ubica en la Laponia finlandesa. Posee una población de 3795 habitantes (2015) y cubre un área de 2617,76 km², de los cuales 59,15 km² corresponden a agua.

Transporte
La estación de tren de Kolari es la más septentrional de Finlandia.

Economía
La economía del lugar depende del turismo, producción de materias primas y servicios. El centro de esquí de Ylläs es la principal atracción y la que más beneficios da.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Media related to Kolari at Wikimedia Commons
 Municipality of Kolari – Official website
 Ylläs webpage
  Kolari travel guide from Wikivoyage

Municipios de la Laponia finlandesa

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Welcome home to this fantastic 4-bedroom Gambrel colonial with a great open backyard, ideal for entertaining and fun activities. Features large kitchen with island and granite counter tops and opens to the dining room. Fourth bedroom or den on first floor. Huge king-size master bedroom on second floor with two other good sized bedrooms adjacent. Wall-to-wall carpeting 3 years old. Newer vinyl replacement windows. Mostly fenced in rear yard with large deck and detached shed. Roof approximately 19 years old, gas water tank 2016, 14-year-old updated 200-amp circuit breakers, deck approximately 3 years old. Central air on first and second floors, playroom/hobby room/living space in basement has wall a/c. Make this your new home. Show and sell!
Listing courtesy of Nelson Zide of Era Key Realty Services- Fram.
Listing provided courtesy of Nelson Zide of Era Key Realty Services- Fram.


01.23.2019 The Dutch nursing homes Evean and Philadelphia Care have been named winners of the Dutch 'Nursing homes of the future' challenge.
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11.12.2018 The newest catalog from Abena Food Service highlights Abena's eco-friendly product range.
10.09.2018 All single-use bed protection products produced by Abena have been declared dermatologically tested and approved.


The last time we reviewed new menu items for Tryst was in November 2016 when their new chef, Jon Robben, debuted a spectacular new line-up. You can see that write up here.
Chef Jon is still cooking up fantastic new items and continues to lift Tryst's cuisine to a new level. Tryst is definitely known as a craft cocktail and night hot spot but sometimes gets overlooked for its food ingenuity. These new menu items will have you wanting for more. We get to have a few of these again on Tuesday, May 9th at our 2nd St. Petersburg Foodies SOLD OUT event at Tryst for National Foodies Day.
Here are some of Tryst's new menu items for summer 2017.
We started with the Tuna Poké which was very fresh with great flavors. This is the first time that I recall Tryst having a Poké on the menu. It is very light and refreshing for summer. Kevin and I both loved this dish. The Tuna Poké is served with puffed rice chips and spicy mayo. The puffed rice is actually sushi rice that is cooked until tender, slow dried over night and then popped in the fryer the next day. They were great tasting and gave the dish some crunchy texture. This is one of the items we will be having at our event.
I was really looking forward to trying the Tryst "Cocktail" Shrimp - citrus poached shrimp with a smoked jalapeño, tomato and mezcal sauce. Chef Jon describes the sauce as "basically a cocktail sauce without the horseradish". The shrimp themselves were absolutely divine. Cooked perfectly and a very nice size. I was not a big fan myself of the sauce probably because I LOVE horseradish and I really missed it in the sauce. This sauce has a very different and smoky, chipotle like flavor to it, which I liked overall, but my feedback to chef was that I would probably love it if it had horseradish as well. Kevin really liked it very much and I know he will order this again. He also liked that the shrimp were butterflied. For me, it is too different without the horseradish.
The next new menu item we tried were the Sautéed Mussels - smoked tomato sauce, fennel and country ham served with grilled sourdough bread. This dish is made with Prince Edward Island Mussels. This was not one of our favorites. The mussels tasted a bit fishy, which we did let Chef know about and I am sure that will change. I thought the sauce was good but could have used a bit more seasoning and flavor for me. Also, I am not a fennel fan so that didn't help in my opinion of this dish. There are apparently a lot of people who are, who will most likely love this one.
You won't find this next dish on any other menu - Chicken and Kimchi Sausage served with "bird's nest" noodles and spicy peanut sauce. Chef Jon said that they could not find a place that made Kimchi the way he wanted it so they make it themselves in house. The sausage consists of the kimchi, ground up chicken thighs and bacon in a pork casing. The spicy peanut sauce is made with peanuts, coconut milk and ginger and this all sits on some crunchy, citrusy ramen noodles. I would say the spice was light to medium with great flavors! This is something totally different and I highly recommend it.
Next up was the Prosciutto Flatbread - whipped Goat & Ricotta cheese, smoked tomato sauce, charred scallion, arugula and balsamic reduction. This was a good flatbread. For myself, I don't really like a flatbread that is almost salad like, so I really don't care for the arugula but all of the other flavors were there. Luckily, it is pretty easy to solve the arugula issue. Just take it off or have them leave it off.
The Seared Gulf Grouper served with corn soufflé, roasted summer squash, arugula and tomato vinaigrette was the winner in my book! Wow! I did not expect so much flavor with this dish. The grouper was seared to perfection and delicious on the inside. The corn soufflé tasted like something that my Grandmother used to make. It was SOOO good! All around we loved this dish.
The Moroccan-Spiced Lamb Chops, with charred leek purée, roasted tomato chutney and sweet potato pave, is a dish I would normally lean towards on a menu - being the carnivore that I am and it looked amazing. I must say that the lamb was delicious. Not gamey at all. I thought the sweet potato pave was great too. However, and it wasn't mentioned on the menu, there is some fennel in one of the sauces that I detected right away. So unfortunately, I would have to order this dish without that sauce or not order it. Kevin loved it and it definitely elevates Tryst's entree list. Those of you lucky enough to be going to our event will get to try this dish as well.
This next dish was Kevin's favorite, I believe. It was the Chicken Milanese (panko and parmesan crusted chicken) topped with a sage lemon butter sauce and served with a buttermilk, tarragon grilled zucchini and fingerling potato salad. The chicken is pounded thinly before it is coated. I loved the chicken and it's coating. It was very good! For me personally, I would prefer a warm side dish with it. But Kevin loved it all the way around. In fact, he ate the leftovers for breakfast on Sunday.
Doesn't the pan seared Seafood Risotto (shrimp, mussels, mahi-mahi and spanish saffron topped with a parmesan crisp) look absolutely decadent? Well all we can say that this picture doesn't say, is that the risotto, which is never easy to get right, was cooked perfectly! The rest speaks for itself!
Next up is the Grilled Fennel Salad made fresh whipped goat and ricotta cheese, sunflower seeds and grilled spinach topped with a citrus orange vinaigrette. I only tried the cheese on this as to avoid the fennel but what an inventive summer salad for all of you fennel lovers out there!
When we introduced the winter menu for Tryst in November, Chef Jon had added a Beet Salad that I fell in love with and helped me understand that I do actually like beets. For the summer menu, Chef is putting a new twist on the salad. This Beet Salad is raw beets with apples and carrots mixed with a walnut vinegarette served on top of bibb lettuce. Very simple and it is absolutely refreshing and delicious! Fresh, crisp and bright flavors. I highly recommend it!
The last item we tasted was the Breakfast Brunch Biscuit Sandwich served with an over-easy egg, country ham, tillamook cheddar cheese and house jam with a choice of frites or side salad. This one is only on the brunch menu. To say that we were absolutely stuffed at this point, is an understatement. I only took one bite of this biscuit sandwich but it left me wanting more. I love a good brunch sandwich and I think I will be going back for this very soon but with a side of fries in stead. Total brunch indulgence!
Mamoo Smash - a sinful summer smash of freshly muddled blackberries, blueberries, squeezed lemon, mixed with a heavy hand of ciroc mango and ciroc peach, shaken and served in a wine glass over ice. A St Petersburg Foodies favorite!!
Georgia Old Fashioned - muddled peaches, orange bitters with Buffalo Trace bourbon, topped with a dirty cherry. Citrus Blossom - Muddled lemon, orange and sage with Tito's vodka, lemon juice, and simple syrup, topped with sprite and club soda. Kevin loved the old fashioned, for me it was a bit bitter. The Citrus Blossom is bright, light and springy and I finished that one off and would definitely order again. Hmmm...maybe tonight!
Spice Over Ice - muddled cucumbers, jalapeño and strawberries combined with don julio simple syrup and lime. Another favorite of us both, if you like a bit of heat, the jalapeño does just that and it is not too sweet. Done extremely well!
Tryst updates their menu to change with the season. Here is the latest new menu for Summer 2017 with some excellent new items and old favorites.


Hello everybody, I´m Eduardo Sabaté, Head Coach for the Argentina Men´s National Team.
As we are getting ready to tour Canada in June (18-30) while we´ll be participating in the Hill United Snapper Shootout and the North American Fastball Challenge (Jarvis), we´re trying to find teams for some of our players that are planning on staying after the tour so they can compete in North America from after our tour on until the ISC. You can reach me back if interested at all and I´ll put you in contact with the players. I´ll leave you names of the guys available with their positions. Thanks a lot!


A couple slow dance to classic rock and roll at the classic car show at the Blendon Township Heritage Day celebration. My Final Photo for Aug. 25, 2018.
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Hello, and a lovely lazy July to you!
Welcome, or welcome back, to my newsletter. The photo above is the earliest one I have of myself. It makes me laugh because while my Mom is holding me proudly, I'm looking apprehensively down at the floor, maybe afraid I'll fall. July is my birthday month, and always feels like a fresh start. So if your New Year's resolution hasn't held up, renew it, for the 2nd half of the year! No time like the present to start again.
Today's issue has an article about how a fresh approach to that same old problem might help you finally move forward. Enjoy!
Is it time for a different approach to that problem?
Albert Einstein said insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting different results. Does this describe a situation in your life? Maybe you've had that same argument with a relative for years. Or you've struggled with various fitness programs, or money management plans, and you feel like you're either completely stuck, or things are getting worse! Clearly it's time for something different, but what?
First, is it possible to give up the struggle? Maybe you don't have to see that annoying relative at all, or can keep your conversation to a minimum if you happen to attend the same family function. If you hate going to the gym with the chattering people (and you feel they're all judging you for your imperfect body), don't go! You can now look for another fitness option which suits you better, which might be working out at home, then going for regular brisk walks with a friend.
By "give up the struggle", I don't mean give up the goal. If what you've done so far isn't helping you make progress, it might be time to consult an expert in the field. Maybe you just need some education in debt management, or healthy eating, or relationship skills. There's no shame in admitting you don't know something you "should", even if few other people around you seem to have difficulty with it. We're all unique, and many of us had gaps in our life training. The only real shame is in not reaching for help if you need it.
Sometimes the problem is that we're too hard on ourselves. If you recently gave up cigarettes (good for you!), then deeply inhaled a friend's smoke at a party like it was the scent of roses, instead of beating yourself up for "failing", let it go! And maybe you could be a good example for your smoker friend, who is probably jealous of you. If you vowed to go to the gym every day before work and missed a day, so what? How many people never go at all? I get a lot more mileage from praising myself for what I did do, even if I wasn't perfect at it, than I do from criticizing myself. Plus it feels a lot better!
Maybe you read that and thought "I'm not pushing myself enough!". I think we've all been pushed plenty, by well-meaning parents and teachers and social norms and the media, and eventually by ourselves. If you really want to do something, you don't have to be pushed to do it -- it's fun! So how can you make what you want to do more fun? Be creative here. Can you add music, or the company of a playful child, to the activity?
When I was younger my habit was to set a goal, learn as much as I could about how to achieve it, then dive in, pushing and striving. I thought not trying as hard as I could was being lazy! Now I prefer to set the goal, then feel it pulling me forward, at a pace that's both comfortable and productive. Keep your focus on that goal, then just keep moving forward, while you imagine yourself successful. You'll be there before you know it. Then you'll enjoy setting the next goal, and have fun starting out toward that.
To read about how I changed my approach to visual blur, click here.
Let me know what you've wondered about concerning energy medicine or vision or dreams. I'll be glad to write a short article addressing that topic. Thank you to those who have sent me questions, or see a question you asked me in a private session written about here. You're helping many other people! Enjoy the first part of your July. I'll write again in a couple of weeks. Take care!


Come to Rebecca Nurse Homestead for our annual Historic Holidays event. This year's theme is "Christmas Through The Ages". Take a break from Christmas shopping and visit us for a good old-fashioned holiday celebration with reenactors from different time periods. Have a cup of mulled cider while you stroll the property listening to holiday music from across the centuries and warming up by the roaring fire. For a bit of fun, visit the dress up booth or make a pomander at our craft table.
This event will be appreciated by folks of all ages.


Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad on Sunday, 28 October, suspended Assistant Professor Srinivas Methuku after students from the college alleged sexual harassment by him, The Times of India reported.
The action came after the college constituted an internal complaints committee after receiving complaints from at least eight students.
Previously, Methuku was temporarily suspended during the ongoing investigation against him, however, he was sacked after ICC took up the matter with the students.
"The ICC interacted with the victims who claimed that they felt uncomfortable by his actions," said Vidya Yeravdekar, principal director of Symbiosis International University to The Times of India.
Earlier, one of the students from the college had alleged that the management brushed aside complaints of sexual harassment within the campus, Deccan Chronicle reported.
Two women students of the college had been rusticated on 26 October after they had accused the assistant professor of sexual harassment and called him out on Facebook, The New Minute reported.
The students had alleged that the administration had earlier threatened to expel them from the college if they did not take down the Facebook post and apologised for speaking out.
"You are hereby requested to vacate the campus from today, ie, 26 October 2018 till further order," a letter dated Friday, 26 October, from Dr Sukhvinder Singh Dari, the officiating director of Symbiosis Law School, had said.
However, the college had denied the allegations, adding that the students were expelled due to disciplinary misconduct.
"Due to less attendance, the two students were listed in the 'term not granted/course not granted' list on 22 October which triggered their anger," The Times of India quoted an official as saying.


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Samarica falu Horvátországban Belovár-Bilogora megyében. Közigazgatásilag Ivanskához tartozik.

Fekvése
Belovártól légvonalban 23, közúton 29 km-re délre, községközpontjától légvonalban 10, közúton 13 km-re délre, a Monoszlói-hegység keleti lejtőin, a Srediska-patak partján fekszik.

Története
A település Szent Katalin templomát már 1334-ben említik "Item capella sancte Katherine de eadem" alakban a Dubicai plébániához tartozó kápolnaként. A plébánia központja a mai Gornja Petrička falu központjában levő Szent Péter Pál templom helyén állt. Rajta kívül még két kápolnát is említenek, melyek Szent Eranciscus és Szent Katalin tiszteletére voltak szentelve. A középkori falut a török pusztította el a 16. század közepén. Ezt követően a térség mintegy száz évig lakatlan maradt.

A mai falu a török kiűzése után a 17. század közepén keletkezett, amikor katolikus horvát lakossággal telepítették be. Plébániáját 1721-ben alapították, addig a štefanjei plébánia filiája volt. 1774-ben az első katonai felmérés térképén "Dorf Szamaricza" néven szerepel. A Horvát határőrvidék részeként a Kőrösi ezredhez tartozott. Lipszky János 1808-ban Budán kiadott repertóriumában "Szamaricza" a neve.
Nagy Lajos 1829-ben kiadott művében "Szamaricza" néven 97 házzal, 498 katolikus lakossal találjuk. A település 1809 és 1813 között francia uralom alatt állt.

A katonai közigazgatás megszüntetése után Magyar Királyságon belül Horvátország része, Belovár-Kőrös vármegye Garesnicai járásának része lett. A településnek 1857-ben 675, 1910-ben 738 lakosa volt. Lakói mezőgazdaságból, állattartásból éltek. 1918-ban az új szerb-horvát-szlovén állam, majd később Jugoszlávia része lett. 1941 és 1945 között a németbarát Független Horvát Államhoz, majd a háború után a szocialista Jugoszláviához tartozott. A háború után a fiatalok elvándorlása miatt lakossága folyamatosan csökkent. 1991-től a független Horvátország része. 1991-ben csaknem teljes lakossága horvát nemzetiségű volt. A délszláv háború idején mindvégig horvát kézen maradt. 1993 óta az önálló Ivanska község része, azelőtt Csázma községhez tartozott. 2011-ben a településnek 195 lakosa volt.

Lakossága

Nevezetességei
Alexandriai Szent Katalin tiszteletére szentelt plébániatemploma középkori eredetű, a helyén már 1334-ben azonos titulusú kápolna állt. Ezt a török a 16. század közepén lerombolta. A 17. században betelepülő horvát katolikus lakosság a kápolnát újjáépítette. Ezt a kápolnát 1701-ben említi Toma Kovačević egyházi vizitátor a štefanjei plébánia filiájaként.
1704-ben a falu hívei teljesen újjáépítették. 1721-től az önálló samaricai plébánia központja. A monumentális barokk főoltárt 1747-ben készítették. A templom 1780-ban az átépítés után nyerte el mai formáját.

Jegyzetek

Források
Ivanska község hivatalos oldala
Az első katonai felmérés térképe (1763-1787)
A Szent Katalin plébánia honlapja

További információk
A megye turisztikai irodájának honlapja

Belovár-Bilogora megye települései


Poor execution. I backed something on Fig that was funded at the end of February this year, and apparently I don't have access either.
Backing will be available to everyone "soon".
I guessed as much - cheers Rafi!
UnstableVoltage wrote: It's a bit of a strange thing, with fig. Apparently, it's a "new" thing fig did, where people who back something can get earlier access to future campaigns if the person running the campaign chooses to do that. but.... it doesn't work if you backed something before the feature was implemented.
Hmmm, I can't see that going down too well with the masses, to be honest. Especially if it means early bird tiers (if any) are already gone (a lot of people already hate that anyway). Of course, nothing goes down well with the masses these days anyway, so I guess it makes no difference.
Anyway, not a huge problem here*, just curious. Of course I will be getting in on it asap.
*other than the fact original CR backers should have received an early invite!
how many backers of CR even play CR these days?
I played it nearly every day since the earliest alpha, with a few breaks here and there. I'm on a break at the moment mainly because I have many work deadlines and don't need the constant email notification distractions (!) and because a break every now and then makes the game fresh again. I suspect many of us do the same. Updates also tend to generate a lot of renewed interest.
I'm in two minds, I've certainly got my money's worth with CR, and I feel that Snapshot have proven that they can mkae a quality product. On the other hand I think there's lessons to be learned from how CR was funded and developed.
I think the initial scope of CR was possibly too wide, and hindsight is a wonderful thing, but aiming to make a mulitplayer only game would have probably been a lot more achieveable.... That said, would the funding goals have been met in the first place that way? It'd a hard question. To that end though I'm glad if PP is goes down the single player only route, and I hope that multiplayer only comes along when/if the single player game is completed rather than side by side.
I think the other big challenge is; given that single player was the weakest element of CR, how do you convince your backers for PP that the single player game will be done well this time?
I'm liking what I'm hearing about PP, and hopefully I'll get blown away by the game when I see it, but until I see how it works, how the AI performs, and how strong the story elements are within PP I'm feeling a bit ginger about whether I would back or just keep an eye on the development.


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This is probably the kind of post that should have gone live back at the beginning of January as part of a "New Year, New Me" type thing. But final year brings some pretty tough January exams and I am only just feeling as though I have got my life back! I made a few resolutions back in my post a few weeks ago which you can have a little read of here. But there a few smaller little changes I have started to make in my life that I think will lead me towards my 2018 goals. So I thought I would type them all up into a post about the healthy habits I am trying to get into this year.
As soon as I wake up I am trying to splash my face with cold water. Sounds horrendous but after I feel so much more awake! I am also trying to run the water cold at the end of my shower to help my skin and hair look healthier.
After splashing cold water on my face and before my shower I drink a warm lemon water to help flush the digestive system and rehydrate my body.
I do this just before I shower to exfoliate my skin and increase blood circulation. It takes about 5 minutes and feels a bit like a massage in the morning!
Gone are the days where I am throwing twenty different products at my face every morning and night in the hope that one of them might work! I know have a skincare routine that I am really happy with and takes about half the time. And my skin has never looked better!
If you haven't heard of the meditating app Headspace then you are probably living under a rock! But did you know that if you are a student and already have Spotify then you can get it for free?! Really trying to get back into mediating. Think I am going to need it with all the stresses of final year!
I drink herbal teas anyway, but last year I really got into coffee. I can't drink black coffee (yet!) so my coffees were always milky and full of sugar. Although the main reason I am trying to cut back my coffee intake, without going into too much detail is because coffee usually upsets my stomach! I haven't had a coffee in 2018 yet and I don't even miss it that much!
Possibly on everyones healthy habits list but it is so important. I am still learning how to understand when I am hungry and when I am actually just thirsty, but I'm getting there. And I also try and always take a water bottle out with me when I leave the house.
I am quite possible the worst sleeper you have ever met. It takes me hours to fall asleep and when I finally do it is rarely a deep sleep, so I wake frequently during the night. This is an area of my life that needs a lot of work. But turing my phone off and reading a book before bed seems to be helping.
I have been wearing suncream pretty much everyday since I was about 16 and read that it would stop me getting wrinkles in a Vogue magazine! These days it is just part of my face routine and works as an amazing makeup primer.
Unfortunately most of my days are now spent at my desk hunched over my laptop. It's not healthy, but it's just life! I can't always commit to proper exercise, especially as my gym is currently being renovated. But making sure I get up from my desk every now and again to stretch a bit and trying to walk as much as possible makes me feel so much better.
My nails are dry and weak and need a lot of extra care to keep them looking decent. I keep a cuticle oil and a hand cream on my desk and try to use them both a few times a day.
For me, my creative outlet is this blog and also a scrapbook I am currently making. When I've had enough of work for the day it's nice to have something I can do other than just watching TV for hours that also feels productive.
Coming back to uni after the Christmas holiday means I have been reunited with my Nutribullet and I couldn't be happier. It makes upping my fruit and veg intake so much easier, plus I am now throwing in superfood powders and chai seeds to make it even healthier!
…I think that's it! Now I am seeing these healthy habits written out it looks like a lot! But I promise that it isn't and they quickly become just part of your daily routine. Let me know in the comments if you have any other hints and tips to add!


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In 2018 Coinbase launched their independant mobile wallet for iOS and Android. The wallet stores the private keys on the user's device and only they have access to the funds. This brings Coinbase full circle as it started out as a wallet, transitioned to an exchange only (claiming that they are not a wallet) and now they are offering wallet services again.
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Litecoin was released via an open-source client on GitHub on October 7, 2011 by Charlie Lee, a Google employee and former Engineering Director at Coinbase.[2][3] The Litecoin network went live on October 13, 2011. It was a fork of the Bitcoin Core client, differing primarily by having a decreased block generation time (2.5 minutes), increased maximum number of coins, different hashing algorithm (scrypt, instead of SHA-256), and a slightly modified GUI.
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An initial coin offering (ICO) is a controversial means of raising funds for a new cryptocurrency venture. An ICO may be used by startups with the intention of avoiding regulation. However, securities regulators in many jurisdictions, including in the U.S., and Canada have indicated that if a coin or token is an "investment contract" (e.g., under the Howey test, i.e., an investment of money with a reasonable expectation of profit based significantly on the entrepreneurial or managerial efforts of others), it is a security and is subject to securities regulation. In an ICO campaign, a percentage of the cryptocurrency (usually in the form of "tokens") is sold to early backers of the project in exchange for legal tender or other cryptocurrencies, often bitcoin or ether.[47][48][49]
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Coinbase has two core products: a Global Digital Asset Exchange (GDAX) for trading a variety of digital assets on its professional asset trading platform, and a user-facing retail broker of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ether, Ethereum Classic, and Litecoin for fiat currency.[24] It also offers an API for developers and merchants to build applications and accept payments in both digital currencies. As of 2018, the company offered buy/sell trading functionality in 32 countries,[42] while the cryptocurrency wallet was available in 190 countries worldwide.[43] On March 26, 2018, Coinbase announced their intention to add support for ERC-20 tokens.[44]
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In 1998, Wei Dai published a description of "b-money", characterized as an anonymous, distributed electronic cash system.[12] Shortly thereafter, Nick Szabo described bit gold.[13] Like bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that would follow it, bit gold (not to be confused with the later gold-based exchange, BitGold) was described as an electronic currency system which required users to complete a proof of work function with solutions being cryptographically put together and published. A currency system based on a reusable proof of work was later created by Hal Finney who followed the work of Dai and Szabo.[citation needed]
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Transactions that occur through the use and exchange of these altcoins are independent from formal banking systems, and therefore can make tax evasion simpler for individuals. Since charting taxable income is based upon what a recipient reports to the revenue service, it becomes extremely difficult to account for transactions made using existing cryptocurrencies, a mode of exchange that is complex and difficult to track.[66]
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In March 2018, Binance announced its intentions to open an office in Malta after stricter regulations in Japan and China.[5] In April 2018, Binance signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Bermuda[6]. Months later, a similar memorandum was signed with the Malta Stock Exchange to develop a platform for trading security tokens[7]. In 2019, company announced Binance Jersey, an independent entity from its parent Binance.com exchange, with the aim to expand its European influence. Jersey based exchange offers fiat-to-cryptocurrency pairs, including the Euro and the British pound.[8]
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In cryptocurrency networks, mining is a validation of transactions. For this effort, successful miners obtain new cryptocurrency as a reward. The reward decreases transaction fees by creating a complementary incentive to contribute to the processing power of the network. The rate of generating hashes, which validate any transaction, has been increased by the use of specialized machines such as FPGAs and ASICs running complex hashing algorithms like SHA-256 and Scrypt.[30] This arms race for cheaper-yet-efficient machines has been on since the day the first cryptocurrency, bitcoin, was introduced in 2009.[30] With more people venturing into the world of virtual currency, generating hashes for this validation has become far more complex over the years, with miners having to invest large sums of money on employing multiple high performance ASICs. Thus the value of the currency obtained for finding a hash often does not justify the amount of money spent on setting up the machines, the cooling facilities to overcome the enormous amount of heat they produce, and the electricity required to run them.[30][31]
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If you want to trade in digital currencies, you are going to need a platform on which to trade them, and an intermediary to communicate with the network. Coinbase is a global digital asset exchange company (GDAX), providing a venue to buy and sell digital currencies, as well as send information about those transactions out to the blockchain network to verify those transactions. Coinbase serves as a wallet, too, where the digital currencies can be stored. The application operates exchanges of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and Litecoin, as well as other digital assets with fiat currencies in 32 countries, and Bitcoin transactions in many more countries. According to its website, Coinbase has served over 10 million customers and facilitated the exchange of more than $50 billion worth of digital currency.
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^ Iansiti, Marco; Lakhani, Karim R. (January 2017). "The Truth About Blockchain". Harvard Business Review. Harvard University. Archived from the original on 18 January 2017. Retrieved 17 January 2017. The technology at the heart of bitcoin and other virtual currencies, blockchain is an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent way.
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In February 2019, Coinbase announced that it had acquired "blockchain intelligence platform" Neutrino, an Italy-based startup, for an undisclosed price.[33] The acquisition raised concern among some Coinbase users[34] based on Neutrino founders' connection to the Hacking Team, which has been accused of providing internet surveillance technology to governments with poor human rights records.[35] On March 4, 2019, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said his company "did not properly evaluate" the deal from a due diligence perspective and thus any Neutrino staff who previously worked at Hacking Team "will transition out of Coinbase."[36]
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In April 2019, a UK corporate filing stated that Coinbase's non-U.S. revenue grew 20% to €153 million (U.S.$173 million) in 2018 resulting in a net profit of €6.6 million.[37] Coinbase UK CEO Zeeshan Feroz said the company's non-U.S. operations accounted for nearly one-third of the company's overall revenue and Reuters estimated that the company's global revenue totaled "around $520 million" in 2018.[38]
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In May 2018, Bitcoin Gold (and two other cryptocurrencies) were hit by a successful 51% hashing attack by an unknown actor, in which exchanges lost estimated $18m.[citation needed] In June 2018, Korean exchange Coinrail was hacked, losing US$37 million worth of altcoin. Fear surrounding the hack was blamed for a $42 billion cryptocurrency market selloff.[72] On 9 July 2018 the exchange Bancor had $23.5 million in cryptocurrency stolen.[73]
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The legal status of cryptocurrencies varies substantially from country to country and is still undefined or changing in many of them. While some countries have explicitly allowed their use and trade,[51] others have banned or restricted it. According to the Library of Congress, an "absolute ban" on trading or using cryptocurrencies applies in eight countries: Algeria, Bolivia, Egypt, Iraq, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, and the United Arab Emirates. An "implicit ban" applies in another 15 countries, which include Bahrain, Bangladesh, China, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Indonesia, Iran, Kuwait, Lesotho, Lithuania, Macau, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Taiwan.[52] In the United States and Canada, state and provincial securities regulators, coordinated through the North American Securities Administrators Association, are investigating "bitcoin scams" and ICOs in 40 jurisdictions.[53]
In January 2015, the company received a US$75 million investment, led by Draper Fisher Jurvetson, the New York Stock Exchange, USAA, and several banks.[20] Later in January, the company launched a U.S.-based bitcoin exchange for professional traders called Coinbase Exchange.[21] Coinbase began to offer services in Canada in 2015,[22] but in July 2016, Coinbase announced it would halt services in August after the closure of their Canadian online payments service provider Vogogo.[citation needed]
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Bitcoin is pseudonymous rather than anonymous in that the cryptocurrency within a wallet is not tied to people, but rather to one or more specific keys (or "addresses").[41] Thereby, bitcoin owners are not identifiable, but all transactions are publicly available in the blockchain. Still, cryptocurrency exchanges are often required by law to collect the personal information of their users.[citation needed]
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Homero Josh Garza, who founded the cryptocurrency startups GAW Miners and ZenMiner in 2014, acknowledged in a plea agreement that the companies were part of a pyramid scheme, and pleaded guilty to wire fraud in 2015. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission separately brought a civil enforcement action against Garza, who was eventually ordered to pay a judgment of $9.1 million plus $700,000 in interest. The SEC's complaint stated that Garza, through his companies, had fraudulently sold "investment contracts representing shares in the profits they claimed would be generated" from mining.[70]
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This content is being provided to you for informational purposes only. The content has been prepared by third parties not affiliated with Coinbase Inc or any of its affiliates and Coinbase is not responsible for its content. This content and any information contained therein, does not constitute a recommendation by Coinbase to buy, sell or hold any security, financial product or instrument referenced in the content.
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So the app is pretty great when it comes to buying crypto, they can give you the funds immediately at the current price of the crypto, so high purchasing fees and selling it on a quick time line are virtually non existent when you are making small orders, most likely biggers as well. Not so fast... if you purchased it through your bank, because the allowance is higher on it than 25$ for a new card, your funds are basically frozen for 2 weeks. You can not cash out, nor you can send crypto to another wallet, so if you are looking for something to transaction with this isn't the greatest app to do it with. I'm stuck with funds frozen for already 10 days, and now I have to wait another 5 for the banks to clear it, when on the card is faster, but you are stuck with the same high cost for selling it which comes out to bite you in the but for the fees. Yes, I can sell it and wait at usd wallet so the price doesn't fluctuate, but again, if you want to get the funds out they are the power delay and have no intention to speed the process and again, you are in lala land waiting for it! Before, it's not used be this bad but seems like delays and restrictions will expand. For the high cost of buying, and buying always at a higher price than it actually is, it makes even more worthless, even waisting time and resources just on trying to obtain some btc. There are better apps and cheaper apps that don't cause you such issues. Good luck crypto fans
The platform stores 98% of customers funds offline to ensure the security of the cryptocurrency assets you purchase and store within Coinbase. On their website, Coinbase assures customers that "sensitive data that would normally reside on our servers is disconnected entirely from the internet." Data is then encrypted, and transferred to USB drives and paper backups, and distributed in safe deposit boxes vaults all over the world.
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There are also purely technical elements to consider. For example, technological advancement in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin result in high up-front costs to miners in the form of specialized hardware and software.[87] Cryptocurrency transactions are normally irreversible after a number of blocks confirm the transaction. Additionally, cryptocurrency private keys can be permanently lost from local storage due to malware, data loss or the destruction of the physical media. This prevents the cryptocurrency from being spent, resulting in its effective removal from the markets.[88]
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As of February 2018, the Chinese Government halted trading of virtual currency, banned initial coin offerings and shut down mining. Some Chinese miners have since relocated to Canada.[32] One company is operating data centers for mining operations at Canadian oil and gas field sites, due to low gas prices.[33] In June 2018, Hydro Quebec proposed to the provincial government to allocate 500 MW to crypto companies for mining.[34] According to a February 2018 report from Fortune,[35] Iceland has become a haven for cryptocurrency miners in part because of its cheap electricity. Prices are contained because nearly all of the country's energy comes from renewable sources, prompting more mining companies to consider opening operations in Iceland.[citation needed]
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On February 16, 2018, Coinbase admitted that some customers were overcharged in error for credit and debit purchases of cryptocurrencies. The problem was initiated when banks and card issuers changed the merchant category code (MCC) for cryptocurrency purchases earlier this month. This meant that cryptocurrency payments would now be processed as "cash advances", meaning that banks and credit card issuers could begin charging customers cash-advance fees for cryptocurrency purchases. Any customers who purchased cryptocurrency on their exchange between January 22 and February 11, 2018 could have been affected. At first, Visa blamed Coinbase, telling the Financial Times on February 16 that it had "not made any systems changes that would result in the duplicate transactions cardholders are reporting." However, the latest statement from Visa and Worldpay on the Coinbase blog clarifies: "This issue was not caused by Coinbase."[45]
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On May 7, 2019, Binance revealed that it had been the victim of a "large scale security breach" in which hackers had stolen 7,000 Bitcoin worth around U.S.$40 million at the time.[11] Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said the hackers "used a variety of techniques, including phishing, viruses and other attacks" and structured their transaction "in a way that passed our existing security checks."[12] Binance halted further withdrawals and deposits but allowed trading to continue. The site pledged to reimburse customers through its secure asset fund.
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Das Konzept hinter den digitalen Währungen stammt aus dem Jahr 1998, als Wei Dai den ersten Grundgedanken formulierte. Der Begriff Kryptographie bezeichnet die Wissenschaft Informationen bzw. Daten zu verschlüsseln und zu schützen. Kryptowährungen sollten eine Antwort auf das klassische Bankensystem sein. Bis die Idee umgesetzt wurde vergingen mehrere Jahre. Satoshi Nakamato griff sie auf und veröffentlichte im Jahre 2008 das Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System. Ein Bezahlsystem, das von Person zu Person funktioniert, ohne das eine Bank zwischengestaltet wird.
I have not been using Coinbase long but I have used it long enough to feel like I'm getting burned. I am using Coinbase as, what I call, a pass through as in the end, I am purchasing crypto that is not supported by Coinbase with the BTC I purchase through Coinbase. While the app itself is great as it is easy to navigate the process of withdrawing funds is not so great. I purchased BTC with the intent of withdrawing to purchase another crypto. A week and several emails later my BTC has not yet been released for withdraw. Prior to this transaction I had done several others successfully with no issues, now, for no reason whatsoever my funds are pended for "further research". I am a patient person but as I'm sitting here waiting the BTC value is falling and the cost of the crypto I am looking to purchase is rising which means at this point I have missed out on a few hundred dollars of profit all because Coinbase won't release my funds. I am giving only 1 star because (1) communication with Customer Service has not been great as I am still sitting here clueless on what's going on and (2) I've missed out on significant profit and have no idea why or have any sense of comfort that this won't be an ongoing issue
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Essentially, if you are interested in trading in digital currencies but don't want to get bogged down in the underlying technology, products like Coinbase are a way to begin a foray into a new form of currency speculation and investing. You do, however, lose some of the advantages of trading in a cryptocurrency and through the blockchain. On Coinbase, you have no pseudo anonymity—your name is attached to your Coinbase account and so is your bank account, so transaction history is relatively easy to track down. And if you're not working on the blockchain, there's not much you can do to ensure that the verification of your transaction history or your account is taking place on the blockchain. You are, instead, placing trust in the intermediary, in this case, Coinbase.
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Blockchains are secure by design and are an example of a distributed computing system with high Byzantine fault tolerance. Decentralized consensus has therefore been achieved with a blockchain.[29] Blockchains solve the double-spending problem without the need of a trusted authority or central server, assuming no 51% attack (that has worked against several cryptocurrencies).
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Over 98% of cryptocurrency is stored securely offline and the rest is protected by industry-leading online security. Your account is also subject to the same scrupulous safety standards, including multi-stage verification and bank-level security. You can even lock the app with a passcode, or remotely disable your phone's access to the app if it gets lost or stolen.
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Why would God want us to learn to fight in prayer? Because God Himself is a warrior. He is a champion warrior. One of the names of God is El Gabor, Champion Warrior, One who has never been defeated. Goliath was referred to as Gabor – Champion Warrior until he met a little boy named David! A little boy who knew El Gabor (THE Champion Warrior) and took down the Champion Warrior of the world at that time!
Today, a lot of parents don't want to expose their children to violence and I understand their reasoning. However, there is an inner child in all of us that is meant to fight; fight for the Kingdom of God; fight from a place of an already won victory. David fought from a place of victory. He ran to Goliath. He used what was familiar to him as weapons. He declared, "Who is this uncircumcised (not in covenant with God) Philistine, that he should taunt the armies of the living God!" Then following with a bold proclamation confirming that David knew his God, said, "This day the Lord has delivered you into my hands!" Maybe if we would train and release our kids to fight in prayer, we would not have as much aggression physically. Maybe?
When we don't allow our kids to join us in being world changers (prayer warriors), their faith grows stale. When children experience God moving on their own and others behalf, or pushing back darkness because they have prayed, declared and worshipped, it serves to strengthen their faith. It brings a freshness to their relationship with God and detours the onset of passivity, boredom and religion.
I believe there is a warrior inside of each little guy. Lets direct him to prayer, to advancing the Kingdom. Give him an enemy to stand against, the enemy of His God! I believe that not properly equipping the men to see prayer from God's perspective is one reason that there seems to be more women intercessors than men in almost any given church. We need to tap into the warrior child in the men and release them, all the while we train up the young boys and release them. There is no more sure, no sweeter victory than advancing the Kingdom of God in our prayers. It confirms the majesty of our God. It affirms us as partners with God in His Work. It is FUN!
Equally as important is the release of the Mother Bear in each young girl. A mother bear is dangerous!! As a mother of three now adult children plus their two spouses, I find myself fighting more in prayer for them than ever. Often when they were younger my mother bear claws would show. Now that our kids are older, my bear claws just stay out against the enemy trying to detour or distract them from their assignments in the Kingdom. My claws may not be obvious but they are ALWAYS out. Make no mistake this mamma bear is still on high alert! They will always be my cubs in my heart.
Years ago after one of Josiah's little league, yes, little league basketball games, I had a disturbing dream. Remember I am competitive, so give me grace here. This was a dream not reality, but sadly probably was in my heart. We had lost against our biggest rivals and they had a good but cocky little guard as well as an out spoken coach. In my dream I had come out on the court took the little boy, turned him upside down and was mopping the court with his hair. Then I suddenly had a bat and was about to hit the coach (by the way was/is our friend). As I was about the swing, the coach's head turned into the Ark of the Covenant. I could not hit the Ark, the presence of God! The coach was/is a carrier of the presence of God!!!!! God checked my mother bear claws along with my skewed perspective and values. People are not my enemy, the enemy is my enemy! Sometimes that gets a little fuzzy. We mammas have to keep that in clear perspective!
I tell you this to emphasize the fact that girls are protectors and territorial by nature. Lets tap into those momma hearts and loose them to protect the 'babies of God.' Little girls are passionate in prayer, tender to nurture, fierce to protect. Set girls' eyes on the Kingdom and release them, girls will get the job done!
Often, I am questioned about how I could encourage children to participate in spiritual warfare. There is great wisdom and great strategies for such an endeavor. By adding this next section to the blog it makes the blog rather lengthy. However, I did not feel right leaving out the strategies of protecting concerning our kids as they change the world in prayer. I hope you don't stop reading. So the big question is . . .
How do we protect our children, yet teach them to fight?
Three World Changers: Two Warriors protecting the Princess! Really! That's what they were playing.
1. Go before them and with them. Be willing to be a shield against the enemy for the children. Don't try to make them go where you have not gone before in spiritual warfare. Once time on a prayer trip in Belgium, we were going to go to several places to declare the Kingdom coming to Belgium. One of the local young ladies showed up with her newly born child. One of my team members was adamant that the baby was not to go, thus preventing the young mother from going with us. I stepped up and said that I would cover the child and take responsibility spiritually for this baby. So off we went. Eventually, we walked and prayed over the 'red light' district. Scantly clothed ladies and mere girls were selling themselves in the windows. As we walked, a Nigerian woman in the window opened her door and called to us. She thought we were lost because 'who would have a baby in this environment?' We were able to talk with her about Jesus. She invited me into her back room and I was able to pray extensively with her – all because of the baby. The baby opened the door physically for us, and the door of that young lady's heart for Jesus!
Hannah, our youngest, took her first mission trip when she was three years old. She observed people participating in darkness. Many questioned the wisdom of taking a young child on this type of outreach trip. She experienced cold showers, sleeping struggles, strange foods, ect. But she also experienced the excitement when several of the adults who would not accept an invitation to the outreaches from any of the other team members, would readily take them from her. She participated in prayer and team meetings each day. She was nicknamed, 'Princess Hankie' because everyone, not just our team but others would want to give her candy, carry her, make sure her every need was met. She developed a love for people that trumped any fear of differences or circumstances. As long as she was with me or one of our team members she was at peace, because of she felt our prayers. I believe as we covered her in prayer, the reality of God using her to touch others for Jesus was planted deep in her heart. We are seeing the fruit of that today.
2. Don't let them hit the enemy head on. By this I mean, don't go rebuking principalities and spirits of darkness with children. Teach them to use the Word of God as their weapon. Teach them there is a time for asking. But when we go into warfare, we cease asking and begin declaring the Word of the Lord by sitting in our authority. According to Ephesians 3 we are seated in Christ Jesus, Who is seated at the right hand of authority, next to the Father. It is from this position and by speaking the Word of the Lord that we bring the Kingdom of God to earth.
Keep the kids focused on worship and the Word.
Children are sensitive to the atmosphere around them. They are sensitive to the heart of God.
3. Compassion compels us in bringing light to the darkness. It is only in actions and words motivated by love that we will see our victory. The enemy and his guys is intimidated by love! We want to model, teach and release them to love people of all types. As they experience the love of God and are conduits of His love to others, fear is dispelled. We want to encourage kids to see others through Jesus' eyes. However, I have found kids find it easier to see others through Jesus' eyes, than adults do! As we celebrate the differences in people, not fear them, kids will model this celebration and usually surpass any and all adults.
Compassion for kids is on the edge of their heart. It is easy to tap into the compassion that God has placed in their hearts by speaking their language. Create prayer games, show the kids pictures, tell them stories; all focusing on the prayer point or person.
My middle child, Bethany contracted a virus in her eye. The Dr. gave her the wrong medicine which resulted in long months of her cornea sloughing off and the stem cells in her eye being burned. Eventually creating holes in her cornea and the eye collapsed. She endured pain equated above childbirth the whole time. But when her eye collapsed the pain was beyond comprehension. (Side note on kids and adults memorizing scripture: When Bethany's eye collapsed Boone and her were with me. They both immediately started quoting Ps. 91. Bethany told me later that she has no doubt that she would have literally gone crazy with the pain if not for the Word of God.) During the whole process the kids at KDO PrayGround, ages three through five, were praying. Several of the little girls developed an especially strong heart to pray. I brought pictures of Bethany, gave updates. The kids shot arrows (warring) at the sickness and declared scripture over her eye. They laid hands on the pictures. They played/prayed many, many prayer games focused on Bethany's eye! They learned to persevere in prayer. I would ask, "How long are we going to pray." They would respond, "Until the answer is seen!" What a rejoicing day when Bethany came into PrayGround able to see (with a contact) out of her once collapsed eye! It is a miracle! The KDO PrayGround kids knew they were world changers. They had changed Bethany's world! They had advanced the Kingdom of God for Jesus!
Another time, the kids in PrayGround were praying for the children of India to have safe drinking water. We invented several prayer games directed at this focus. The kids would run clean water down to a bucket and pray! We brought in dirty water complete with bugs for which the kids to look. The kids prayed over pictures of children in India. Without us telling our Missions Pastor, PrayGround continued to pray for the children of India. Suddenly, Pastor Paige, our church's mission pastor, felt compelled to take up a special offering in a Sunday church service to dig a well in a specific area of India for clean safe water! The children shouted and danced the next time we were together at PrayGround. They had changed the world for some children in India! Again they advanced the Kingdom of God for Jesus!
The compassion of God is easily seen through a child.


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Data-driven marketing: how to use the company's own data
What do the American division of SAP and the largest German teleshopping channel HSE24 have in common? Both have identified solutions to their problems in the data to which they already have access. This is a global trend – as many as 78 percent of marketers believe that analytics-based decisions are of strategically significance to further development of their business. Marketing is a field which has changed and will continue to see dramatic change due to the influence of data.
What is data-driven marketing?
With the advent of more advanced technologies, marketing has become measurable: we can control campaign outcomes and optimize promotional activities based on information which we already have available. For this reason, customer and related data represent a key corporate resource.
This approach to marketing, in which our previously collected data determines or helps to determine current marketing strategies and decisions, is referred to as data-driven marketing. In data-driven marketing, promotional activities are determined by available information (in the form of data), and outcomes are controlled through the application of appropriate tools to the automatic, real-time collection of data on performance, customer behaviour, and business results. A possible example of data-driven marketing is the analysis of data tracking which email messages customers opened and clicked to prepare more effective communications on that basis.
This involves a number of benefits. In the opinion of 67 percent of marketers, speed is the greatest gain from data-based operations. Due to the availability of precise information and to analytical capabilities, future marketing moves can be planned much more effectively. Furthermore, the iterative, real time approach significantly reduces the time needed to experiment. 53 percent of marketers find that the delivery of best-tailored content, effectively addressing their precisely targeted customer(s) is the requirement most dependent upon access to and analysis of information resources.
Internal and external data sources
The basic challenge in data-driven marketing is data acquisition. Each organization has its own internal data – information on products and customers, transaction histories, etc. Today enterprises have available to them hundreds of options from which to choose for their data collection, organization and processing.
Apart from their own resources, such as transaction history or CRM information, companies have access to their business partners' resources and external data. Partner information includes data acquired by third-party service providers, such as loyalty programme operators.
Third-party suppliers include sellers of mailing databases, leads, and other customer information which is not acquired directly by the company needing access to the data or its trusted subcontractors. In such a situation, however, doubts may arise concerning the quality of information provided. As many as 69 percent of retailers are of the opinion that poor-quality databases adversely affect business and may even operate to its detriment.
In spite of the aforementioned concerns, many companies continue to purchase access to third-party data while others may choose to do without, failing to recognize how much they could achieve simply by drawing on the already-existing internal information resources! What's more, this (internal) information can easily be checked for quality and improved, in-house.
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The German company HSE24, operator of three television channels (HSE24, HSE24 Extra, HSE24 Trend) and an online store, reaches 42 million customers to whom it sends 32,000 products daily. The company's business model calls for the address of their offers to customers who are selected as carefully as possible (for likelihood of interest the product) and sufficient familiarity with the brand to opt for purchase. In order to meet those challenges, the organization needed to target its advertisements much more precisely than before and to launch them within shorter campaigns.
At the same time, it was important to provide the marketers with tools that would make them independent on Business Intelligence. All necessary data was already available within the organization; all that was needed was its appropriate preparation and processing. For this reason, HSE24 opted for SAP Hybris Marketing.
The deployment of the solution made it possible to combine all the information existing within the organization, collecting it from its various sources such as CRM (also supplied by SAP) and data warehouse (prepared by another supplier). The capability to process all available data enabled the Marketing team to develop campaigns that were tailored much better and took less time to create. The effect was immediate.
The deployment of an advanced marketing solution made it possible to reduce the time for preparation and launch of promotional campaigns by 20 percent. What's more, the number of customers returning to the company for purchases increased by 4 percent, which, given the scale of operation, means thousands of additional purchases generating an additional 30 percent of net sales.
All information resources necessary to make the above changes was already available within the organization, but Marketing had no access to them. The data previously had to be requested from Business Intelligence, whose job it was to answer hundreds of queries from multiple sources, among whom Marketing was not always their top priority.
Equally impressive effects to those seen by HSE24 can be achieved by applying the data-driven marketing paradigm in the B2B segment.
Data-driven marketing in B2B
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The company's 5 strategic customers were selected through tests, in-depth examination of their profiles, and in-depth interviews with the customers. Based on the history of interactions, it was determined what long and short-term objectives these customers pursued and how they wanted to achieve them with SAP products. Starting with this accurate, detailed understanding of their customers, individualized campaigns were developed.
This meant that in the case of key customers the company decided to refrain from personalization based on statistical and quantitative data in favour of individualization of contact. In this case, offers were based both on quantitative and qualitative data concerning the customer which the company managed to collect the course of the relationship. Consequently, the performance of the 1-to-1 marketing model implemented was satisfactory enough for the organization to expand its strategy of relying on in-depth study of its existing resources, which allowed the purchasing potential of those customers to be increased by 27 million dollars. All this was achieved through the use and skilful processing of information already available within the organization.
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Laura Preston turned her Airstream into a mobile quilting studio. The results will blow you away!
It sounds less like the tale of a successful entrepreneur and more like a dream come true.
In a lovingly restored 1986 Airstream named Loretta, a talented woman spends her days designing and creating handmade quilts to share with the people she loves.
Along the way she decides to turn her passion into a business.
Laura Preston, the talent behind Vacilando Quilting, didn't start off with the intention to turn her Airstream home into a mobile quilting studio.
In fact, she didn't even start with any prior quilting experience.
When Laura and her boyfriend John set off to explore the U.S. in their Airstream on a multi-year journey, Laura brought along her painting supplies as a hobby — and didn't pull them out once.
Eventually her search for a creative outlet led her to "buy some fabric and make a quilt". With only some rudimentary sewing skills, and a little help from Google and YouTube, she "mostly just winged it" and taught herself to quilt.
These days Laura is doing much more then just winging it. About a year after making her first quilt (a wedding gift for a friend) she decided to open an online shop and see where it would go.
A collection was created, a website built (with the help of John, a talented web designer & photographer), and Vacilando Quilting Co. was born.
Making quilts in a 34 foot trailer that you also live in with one other person, two dogs, and a cat is no easy feat. Airstream trailers, with their iconic silver bullet shaped design, are popular and trendy business spaces.
From food trucks to clothing boutiques, you can find just about any business run out of an Airstream.
And while these classic travel trailers make great spaces for selling and displaying goods, sewing quilts and running a business from an Airstream comes with its own sets of challenges, namely space restrictions.
Laura admits that she sometimes struggles with her tiny space.
I only really have one small work table (which also doubles as my desk and our dinner table), so I'm constantly having to move things around, put things away and figure out where to store materials. When I have to baste a quilt (where you lay out all the layers of a quilt to pin together), especially when it's a larger quilt, I have to find some place outside and pray it isn't windy.
Anyone who has spent time in an RV knows how quickly small clutter can turn into a giant mess. Laura solves this problem by having a place for everything, and being diligent about putting it all away at the end of the day.
These days Laura and John have given up their traveling lifestyle for a stationary existence in the San Francisco Bay area where they continue to live out of their Airstream.
Despite their stationary status, it's easy to see the influence of the places they have traveled in Laura's quilt designs.
From the Lone Rock Quilt with its muted desert colors, to the Low Tide Quilt that evokes her memories of a picnic on the Oregon coast, it's evident that Laura is inspired by the world around her.
Vacilando Quilting is a work in progress. Her collection of quilts continues to grow while she adds some new products to the mix – products like fluffy hand quilted pillows and a sturdy canvas subway tote.
She's also currently working on collaborations with two friends on a limited run of hand-printed indigo fabric and a collection of screen-printed totes and pouches.
And recently she started working with a local cocktail bar on a collection of canvas bartender aprons, which she hints might end up in her shop.
Laura admits that while she hasn't yet found a grand vision for where Vacilando Quilting will ultimately end up, she's currently enjoying experimenting with new materials, tools, and product ideas. And we are loving the results!
Laura proves that with passion, drive, and a willingness to try something new it's possible to create success from anywhere. Even if that anywhere is a 200-square-foot Airstream.
To learn more about Laura and her gorgeous quilts visit her website, Vacilando Quilting, or follow her on Instagram and Facebook.


There are many great catchphrases in the history of television (thanks writers!). Here are 25 of the greatest ones that will be repeating in your head all day. What's your favorite TV catchphrase?
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Hey! First of all, I thank you dearly for taking the time out of your day to read my blog and even go as far as to read more about me.
I have been writing since I was five (about). I have yet to finish a novel, but have done significant amounts of planning and thought into all of them, 3 being the strongest. My goal is that once I finish nursing school I can continue with those plans to finish and maybe even publish.
I am currently 22 and will be 23 this June. I am 23!
I am obsessed with England, but have yet to go there. I WENT THERE!!!! But I want to go again. Desperately. This time, to the countryside. Please. Also would love to visit Scotland, Wales, Ireland...among many others. The world.
I found out I wanted to be a nurse my Junior year of high school because a substitute teacher played a video of WWII and it showed the nurses taking care of soldiers and babies and I realized spot on that that was what I wanted to do with my life.
I didn't realize however, how hard nursing school was going to be.
I love music- almost any kind but I love a lot of "Indie Alternative" or Adult Alternative. In my opinion, the best therapy you can ever ask for is music/dance therapy. If I didn't have music I don't know where I'd be. I also just love to put on some "club" music and just dance or jump around like a total nut.
I have always wanted to learn to play the drums.
I have always had this weird desire to be a nurse for NASA one day.
I am in love with the U.S. Air Force.
I am still waiting for my knight in shining armor to pop onto my doorstep one day. Or bump into me with books in our hand and we both drop them and pick them up together. Or comment on how awesome each others groceries are in the grocery lane, or you know....something romantic-comedy like that.
I do not claim myself to be attached to any specific religion, but I do believe in a higher power that knows whats going on and has a plan for the human race. If that is God, then so be it. I respect all religions and I think that a lot of religions believe the same thing I just said except we all call the higher power something different. I'm one of the "everything happens for a reason" people.....even bad things must happen to lead to better things.
My favorite quote is, ""Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree,... it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid."
I check Post Secret religiously every sunday.
I still sleep with my favorite stuffed animals- Dori & Crush from Finding Nemo.
Before I wanted to be a nurse, I wanted to work for Pixar, preferably a creative designer or graphic artist and create the story lines + draw characters.
I still want to work for Pixar.
My favorite place in the world that I have been to thus far- is Winter Park, Colorado. And, also, now Paris!
I love the beach but despise the ocean. I'm petrified of the ocean.
My favorite color is black, or blue. Or lavender.
I want to read every book on the entire planet before I die.
I love to donate blood. Please, take it all.
I always have cold hands.
I have "food intolerances" to tomatoes, chocolate, peanuts, dairy, wine (red wine), and anything pig-related.
I made a vow 5 years ago to never eat fast food again and have kept it. Subway doesn't count.
I love to fly. In airplanes.
I've always thought that the perfect date would be eating ice cream (well, sorbet) sitting on a rooftop of a car watching planes take off by an airport.
I used to want to be a psychologist, but now I don't know how to help people as much anymore.
I am a really good listener. Most of the time.
I can listen all day, but will never know what to say to you if you tell me you do not want to live on this earth anymore.
I love to dance. But just random dance. Not choreographed dance. The boogey dance!
I pretend that I can sing, really well. I have concerts in my shower and car only. Zero admittance.
I can never ever finish a water bottle. I just can't do it. There will always be something left. Or, anything on my plate. There is always a tiny piece left of everything. I just have to.
I have never been on an official picnic but, I have always wanted to.
I love to ice skate. It's freeing.
I usually have the short term memory span of about 5 seconds....this is pretty funny when you are talking to me. You can usually pull off some tricks over and over. No really though, I think I have dementia. Or ADHD. Or a brain tumor.
I really do have adhd though, i'm kind of worse than a child.
I am an official hypochondriac. Like really bad.
I think I am dying from something different at least once a week. See above.
Seeing places in movies that I have been too or know of or can go to makes me really, really, really, really happy.
I am a complete sucker for sunrises and sunsets and If I see a good one I WILL pull the car over at any cost and start taking pictures. I've pulled the car over in some very strange locations.
I will always try to get to get to the bottom of a rainbow.
I love to kiss in the rain. Typical, sorry.
Thank you for reading, please leave any comment saying Hello! I love to read comments!
I happen to read your blog and i really find it interesting and with good information.Im also a nurse and currently working in Riyadh,KSA.Im now working also in devolving a nursing website wherein you can find the latest news,information and articles,also a site wherein nurses can interact and voice in their opinions.
I would like to ask if you are interested that your blogs will be featured in our website in one of our section there that features blogs for the nurses.
i am preparing for NCLEX. suggest me any nursing career abroad..