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Event: Boy Pick-Up The Movie gets inspiration from teens' Flip-Top battle
Kids move mountains these days. With teens shaping the society and changing the game today, I've learned to listen and appreciate my own students attending Regal Films and GMA Films' "Boy Pick-Up The Movie" Grand Press Conference at Imperial Suites, Quezon City last Sunday.
Starring Ogie Alcasid as Boy Pick-Up, Sam Pinto, Gwen Zamora, Jackie Rice, Ellen Adarna, Sarah Lahbati and Dennis Trillo, Boy Pick-Up The Movie is another segment from GMA 7's Bubble Gang TV program which shaped culture among Pinoys. Also joining them are Antonio Aquitania, Boy 2 Quizon, Diego, Moymoy Palaboy, Eri Neeman, Pepe Smith and Lilia Cuntapay. Ogie Alcasid shared how the character was created and how pick-up lines through the years added more inspiration. "It's not a new concept since we have all been using pick-up lines in the past."-said Boy Pick-Up Ogie Alcasid during the presscon.
It is from those Flip Top Battles on YouTube posted by teens that they gained inspiration to create the character according to Ogie Alcasid. This was the reason I've attended the event since my students were the ones who shared to me his character on TV that they kept imitating in class. I was surprised at Ogie initiating to greet my students who were avid fans of his Boy Pick-Up character.
Teens at school often gather for Flip Top which the elders always found dangerous. Many of my colleagues at school do not notice that some of the students rarely performing in school academics are actually good at Flip Top. Not knowing that it is a battle of wit and vocabulary in Filipino, the elders kept being skeptic since kids who gather in school grounds always look like frats awaiting a gang bang. Flip Top by the way is a rap battle among teens in groups. While the elders found the expressions and discourses too defamatory and cussing, I was at awe watching how Boy Pick-Up (Ogie Alcasid) used the concept to make more teens inspired to have wits and learn more vocabulary. This is a great opportunity to connect with teens at-risk and teens who kept ranting about their parents without having to use foul words in rap battles.
Ogie may not know it but my students and other teens doing Flip Top in schools will be more inspired to win in the battle against evil circumstances they all face each day. It is the attention that Boy Pick-Up the character that will make more students feel appreciated. His style of pick-up lines even becoming an offshoot of opening remarks at meetings and events at the extent getting Sen.Miriam Defensor Santiago to join in, will make more teens these days to think creatively and speak about their own poetry of emotions.
In the film, the battle of Pikapistas against Boy Pick-Up escalates wooing the gorgeous Neneng B (played by Sam Pinto). When his landlady asks boy to love her in exchange for several months of rent due, Boy looks for a job as a pastry chef in Heaven's Bakeshop owned by Angel (Solenn Heusaff) and falls in love with her. Who will Boy Pick-Up end with? The movie mixes different types of genre with horror, suspense, action, comedy and romance to entertain viewers consistent on the pick-up lines sure to make us all laugh. Directed by Dominic Zapata, Boy Pick-Up: The Movie is showing on June 6 just in time we all celebrate Father's Day.
Get in the world of teens language with Boy Pick-Up The Movie on June 6 in theaters nationwide. Get more of pick-up lines and let's all enjoy the beauty of the Philippine language, constantly pragmatic and really inspiring to all. For more updates, visit www.regalfilms.com.
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es un manga creado por Kaiji Kawaguchi. Fue publicado por la editorial Kodansha en la revista Weekly Morning desde 1988 a 1996 y juntada en 32 volúmenes en tankōbon. El manga ganó el premio Kodansha Manga Award para manga general en 1990. El manga fue adaptado a un especial de TV y luego a dos OVAs por Sunrise y Bandai Visual.

El canal de animaciones para adultos Locomotion anunció en su página web oficial que había adquirido el especial de TV y los OVAs en el año 2001 para transmitirlos en sus señales de América Latina e Iberia (España y Portugal), pero por razones que se desconocen nunca se transmitieron.

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Durante la guerra fría la Fuerza Marítima de Autodefensa de Japón construye en secreto junto con Estados Unidos un submarino nuclear con capacidad balística intercontinental, a pesar del Tratado de Seguridad y Cooperación Mutua entre Estados Unidos y Japón que prohíbe a Japón construir cualquier arma de ataque. Durante el viaje inaugural, el capitán Shiro Kaidea se amotina y declara al submarino como la nación independiente de Yamato, causando una crisis entre ambos países.

Videojuegos
Se hizo un videojuego basado en el manga para la NEC PC-9801 lanzado el 27 de diciembre de 1991.

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Sunrise
OVA
Manga publicado en Morning
Anime de 1996
Manga de 1988
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The Business Strategy Committee at IIMP® is responsible for managing the organization's strategic direction. Their goals include introducing business development initiatives that are consistent with the organization's overall strategy. The committee will be regularly communicating and collaborating with IIMP™'s Governance and Operations Committee in order to align strategic goals and corporate policies.
The committee includes the Business Strategy Manager, Assistant Business Strategy Managers, and Associates that report to the Vice President of Business Strategy.


The tax law has changed and one great impact is the change in tax treatment of alimony, creating an opportunity for accountants to advise clients during divorce negotiations and in entering into settlement agreements; and to keep both parties as clients after settlement. Tax issues related to divorce proceedings are unique. Many accountants and attorneys are not aware of the rules dealing with alimony and the transfer of assets in equitable distribution. Accountants also have the opportunity to be neutral evaluators of the tax consequences of divorce settlements. This program will deal with the unique factors in advising parties during divorce and negotiating settlements, such as tax treatment of real estate transfers between married, separated or divorced parties; federal filing status of spouses; basis, profit or loss in transfers of real property; N.Y. State and City Real Property Transfer Taxes incident to transfers between spouses.
Learn how the Tax Reduction and Jobs Act affects divorce agreements and pending divorce matters.
Learn how to advise clients to use the tax law to help both parties to a divorce.
Recognize how to avoid common errors and time bombs when advising clients of the consequences of equitable distribution transfers, which may not affect them until years later.
Identify when and how to retain both parties as clients after divorce proceedings, without a conflict of interest.
Kamerman, Uncyk, Soniker & Klein P.C.
Eli is a partner in Kamerman, Uncyk, Soniker & Klein, PC, a general practice law firm. He has experience in several areas of law, and heads the firm's litigation practice (which also includes mediation, arbitration, family and divorce litigation and general commercial matters). Eli has been appointed by federal and state courts to mediate complex commercial disputes, as well as family, custody and divorce disputes. His trial and appellate experience covers many courts at many levels, including trials and appeals, and many areas of law. Several of his cases have become often-cited precedents in other cases. He has given presentations and participated on panels in various venues, including "ADR in Flux- Mediation and the Law-Defining the Boundaries"; "Mediation of End-of-Life and Long-Term Care Issues" before a joint conference of mediation organizations; Inter-active cooperation and teamwork training with the staff at the YWCA of White Plains and Greater Westchester; Inter-active cooperation and dispute resolution training with the staff of Goddard Riverside Community Center; and lectures on various subjects in Continuing Education programs for several organizations, including the New York City Bar Association, the Association for Conflict Resolution, the Association of Divorce Financial Planners, the New York State Divorce Mediation Council, and the Family and Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York. Eli was the publisher of the ACR-GNY's periodicals; and Editor and Publisher of NYSCDM's periodicals. Eli is also one of the founding members of the New York Chapter of the Association of Family and Community Courts (AFCC).
He has also written on subjects unrelated to conflict resolution and family law, including "Exempting Income of New York Non-Residents," published in the New York Law Journal; and "International Aircraft Financing under the Uniform Commercial Code," published in the New York University Law School Journal of International Law and Politics.
Kamerman, Uncyk, Soniker & Klein was founded over 90 years ago with a commitment to serve the individualized needs of each of our clients, and our firm's attorneys have upheld that guiding principle for four generations. Those efforts have been strengthened by recent additions to our team – Eli Uncyk and Jeff Kofsky, who joined the firm in 2014 from Uncyk, Borenkind & Nadler LLP, a firm that practiced for more than four decades, and Akiva Cohen, who joined the firm in 2015 from Foley & Lardner LLP, an AmLaw 100 firm. Together, we act as trusted legal advisors to corporations, privately held companies, start-ups, and individuals and their families. We pride ourselves on partnering with our clients to understand their challenges and goals, and on knowing how to resolve the unique legal challenges facing successful businesses and their owners.
We work with our clients to ensure that their agreements protect their interests, and advise them regarding changes in the law that impact their businesses. We enforce our clients' rights through litigation, mediation and alternative dispute resolution. We counsel our clients on personal legal matters that affect them, including tax and estate planning, and family and matrimonial matters, and we strive to develop strong relationships by attending to each client's unique needs. Our firm's success, and our loyal and wide-ranging client base, is a testament to our ability to do so.


Thank you for booking a place/s on our Blazing Saddles Camp! We have taken your booking details, but please sign in with our tutor on the day before dropping off/collecting your child. Children will not be permitted to leave without being signed out. If you are not the person who will be dropping/collecting your child, please contact Catriona on 086 7935234 in advance of the camp. Please remember to bring your child's bike and helmet, and have the stabilizers removed before you arrive. The camp will be run outdoors on the astro pitches to the rear of the Leisure Centre, so please ensure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather. If your child requires additional attention or may be a flight risk, we would request that a parent/guardian remain on site while the camp is in progress. We cannot guarantee that your child will be cycling after the three sessions, but every effort will be made to get them on their way!
Learn to Cycle camp, over 3 afternoons. Intended for children aged 6+ who want to learn how to cycle or who need to improve their balance.
Intended for children aged 6+ years of age.
Parking available at Portlaoise Leisure Centre.
Each child MUST bring their own helmet and bike, with the stabilizers removed. This is an outdoor activity, children to be dressed appropriately for weather conditions (rain/cold/sun).
Contact Catriona Slattery 086 7935234 (cslattery@laoissports.ie) or Laois LSP on 057 8671248 during office hours.
Full cancellation until 7 days prior to camp. Due to limited places, it may not be possible to refund late cancellations.


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Outdoor swimmingpool of 5 X 10 meters, with salt electrolysis and tiles on the terrace that never become too hot to walk on. The pool is open from May until October.
Great beds and matresses from Dorelan (linea sommier (boxspring) in leather). Pillows also from Dorelan.
Towels from Cotton & Co.


Singer Michael Bublé' will perform at Enterprise Center on Friday, March 22. Every full priced ticket purchased for the tour includes a standard CD or digital copy of Michael's highly anticipated new album love. love is Michael's 8th major studio album for Reprise Records and will be available November 16th.


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Gilberto Ocana Oral History Interview, 1989
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2 audiotapes (Reference copies).
The Smithsonian Institution Archives began its Oral History Program in 1973. The purpose of the program is to supplement the written documentation of the Archives' record and manuscript collections with an Oral History Collection, focusing on the history of the Institution, research by its scholars, and contributions of its staff. Program staff conduct interviews with current and retired Smithsonian staff and others who have made significant contributions to the Institution. There are also interviews conducted by researchers or students on topics related to the history of the Smithsonian or the holdings of the Smithsonian Institution Archives.
Ocana was interviewed for the Smithsonian Institution Archives Oral History Collection because of his research career in agronomy in Panama, as a professor at the University of Panama and researcher and administrator at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama.
This interview of Ocana by Pamela M. Henson of Smithsonian Institution Archives discusses his family, education, work as an agronomist and professor in Panama, and career at STRI, especially his agriforestry project. The collection consists of 2.5 hours of audiotape recordings and 34 pages of transcript. For a videotaped interview of Ocana at the site of the agriforestry project on Gigante Peninsula, see Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 9553, Conservation of Endangered Species Videohistory Interviews.
Gilberto Ocana (1931-2004), agronomist specializing in tropical flora, received the B.S. from the Ecole Nationale d'Agriculture in Alger, Algeria, in 1955. From 1955 to 1960, he served on the staff of the Servicio Interamericano de Cooperacion Agricola en Panama and taught at the Agricultural School of the University of Panama from 1961 to 1963. In 1967, he received the Ph.D. in plant pathology from the University of California at Riverside. He then returned to the University of Panama, serving as Dean as well as Professor of Agronomy. In 1980, he joined the staff of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) as manager of the Barro Colorado Nature Monument, a nature preserve consisting of Barro Colorado Island and its surrounding peninsulas. While at STRI, he developed an experimental farm at Las Pavas on the Gigante Peninsula that would restore soils destroyed by cattle grazing and provide a comfortable income for small farmers. He retired from STRI in 1993.
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The Darker Side of the Shenandoah
The Darker Side of the Shenandoah – The Legends & Stories Waiting for You Near Waynesboro, VA
Coming to the Shenandoah Valley for the spring wildflowers and a gentle stroll? This isn't the trip planner for you. But if you're looking for a little mystery to go with your outdoor explorations, read on! Like every beautiful place, the Shenandoah Valley is also home to a whole series of legends and stories of a darker nature – sightings and encounters that defy explanation, handed down over generations of adventurers. Here are a few ideas for a walk on the wild side near Waynesboro, VA.
The Dreaded Wampus of the Blue Ridge Mountains
"A piercing scream." "An awful smell, like a skunk and a wet dog." "Five feet tall." "An unholy hybrid of canine and feline." "It was holding my pal with a hand. Then it hissed and took off – on two legs!"
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"Where I'm sitting is looking pretty good!" Waynesboro's Arts & Culture
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Heritage in Every Step: The Figures Behind Waynesboro Street Names
Waynesboro, Virginia, is well known as the crossroads of the Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive. An ideal launching point to enjoy the trails of the Shenandoah Valley, the city itself also holds much to explore. A look into the street signs crisscrossing the city reveals a deep and lasting appreciation for the rich history, art, industry, and musical culture that deeply infuses Waynesboro.
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Honoring Veterans and Celebrating Heritage at Fishburne Military School
Nestled in the Shenandoah Valley and at the heart of Waynesboro, Virginia, stands a vibrant testament to the values of integrity and citizenship. For over 135 years, historic Fishburne Military School has prepared young men for college and a life of leadership. The oldest and smallest of all military schools in Virginia, Fishburne Military School enrolls 200 student cadets each year into its distinguished academic curriculum built on the structure of an Army JROTC program.
Founded in 1879, by Professor James Abbott Fishburne, the history and heritage of Fishburne Military School is steeped in rich traditions that honor the past, engage the present, and prepare for the future. The school's focus on honor and service shines brightly in Waynesboro as the Fishburne Military School Corps of Cadets actively participates in service projects, review and demonstrations, parades, and poignant ceremonies throughout the community and region.
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The High-Octane Life in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Waynesboro, Virginia, is renowned for an abundance of high-octane thrills, with mountain biking and rock climbing often highlighted. A spirited heritage runs deep in these Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains, and an exploration into the region's rich lore and mystique is itself an adventure!
These Spirited Mountains
Photo credit: Blue Ridge Institute & Museum of Ferrum College
"Mash," "granny fee," "singlings," "mountain dew," and "a bootleg turn"… the language, mystique, and modern media portrayals of Blue Ridge moonshining have created quite a body of lore.
For the real scoop on the history and culture of untaxed liquor in the mountains of Virginia, there's no better resource than the Blue Ridge Institute & Museum's online exhibition, "Moonshine – Blue Ridge Style."
Settlers to the Allegheny and Blue Ridge Mountains in the 1700s brought their traditions with them, including distilling grains into whiskey and fruit into brandy and using the leftover "slop" from the process for livestock feed. The United States government first began taxing alcohol to help pay for the Revolutionary War. Those distillers who chose not to get a license nor pay tax on their whiskey became known as "bootleggers" and "moonshiners."
When Virginia banned alcohol in 1914, the demand for moonshine only increased, and previously licensed distillers and bootleggers alike found illegal, but highly creative means to continue to produce and deliver their liquor.
For firsthand accounts and tall tales of moonshine's role in mountain life, search the online issues of "The Mountain Laurel – The Journal of Mountain Life." From "medicinal uses" and working a still before school to a story about a gorilla protecting the still of one moonshiner, this collection is a treasure trove of memories and stories!
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Civil War Driving Tours
Bordered by the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains, the Shenandoah Valley acted as a north-south passage for travelers during its settlement and growth, and at no other time was its location so critical than during the Civil War. Union and Confederate troops clashed along its length as the two armies sought to gain ground while driving the enemy backwards. Today, Civil War buffs can experience those costly battles through a variety of museums, films, tours, battlefields, and re-enactments. Since any point in the Shenandoah Valley is easily reached within an hour or two of Waynesboro, the region is ripe for day trips and driving tours.
A cavalryman rides across the battlefield during Waynesboro at War's Civil War Weekend. Photo by Katie Ford, courtesy of Waynesboro at War.
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Black History Month Spotlight: School was refuge in segregated Waynesboro
This article by Monique Calello , mcalello@newsleader.com, is reprinted with permission from The News Leader.
THE WAYNESBORO STORY BEHIND THE FILM "ROSENWALD"
Five people gather at a former school in Waynesboro and sit down at a table in a room that more than six decades ago was a home economics classroom. A married couple who own businesses in Staunton and Waynesboro, a history professor from Mary Baldwin University, a building supervisor for Waynesboro Parks and Recreation and a retired business owner who now serves on the board of a historical society for the Port Republic community. From this building they have come and made their mark in the world.
Until the school closed in the mid-60s, this was a gathering place for young kids to come and learn. For those sitting around the table this fall afternoon the room is full of echoes: the echoes of children who would arrive in the early morning cold and hungry after walking to school no matter the weather – for there were no buses for the kids who lived in Maupintown; echoes of the teacher who would be waiting there, having arrived early to heat the room's coal furnace and provide the kids with warm socks and breakfast. The wooden floors and furnace are long gone now. The echoes remain, for those who've been here before.
Left to right: Nita Bellamy, Charlotte Wood and Gene McCutcheon all attended Rosenwald School in Waynesboro as they gather to share memories of the school on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016. (Photo: Holly Marcus / Special to The News Leader)
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Living Traditions in Historic Waynesboro, VA
In Waynesboro, Virginia, the city's deep and vibrant history is a valued resource. From industry to entertainment, Waynesboro's heritage continues to impact its community, culture, and growth. Don't miss the opportunity to experience these wonderful living traditions during your next visit!
Waynesboro: The "Iron Cross"
Photo courtesy Claudius Crozet Blue Ridge Tunnel Foundation
In 1856, just a few years before the Civil War began, engineer Claudius Crozet completed the construction of a nearly mile-long railroad tunnel through the Rockfish Gap of Afton Mountain. The tunnel allowed steam engine trains to cross the Blue Ridge Mountains, opening up an East-West route to transport both freight and passengers. This route later became part of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. With the opening of a North-South connection in 1881 by the Shenandoah Valley Railroad (later Norfolk and Western Railway), Waynesboro became the junction of two railroad lines, giving the town the nickname of the "Iron Cross."
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Open Doors: The New Wayne Theatre Invites a Fresh Take
Ninety years ago, the historic Wayne Theatre opened its doors to the first surge of eager patrons waving tickets. This fall, history repeats itself, but now the theatre is sporting a new facelift and a new outlook.
The facelift has been taking place for years—ever since the late 1990s—when the theatre was a vacant twin cinema with pink-tiled bathrooms. Wayne Theatre Executive Director Tracy Straight at that time served as an elementary school music teacher and musical theatre director. She recalls brainstorming with Lillian Morse of the Waynesboro Players about forming a group of arts-minded citizens intent on saving the theatre. This fledgling group grew into the Wayne Theatre Alliance (WTA). Using a variety of tax credits and other capital, the alliance began overhauling the theatre in 2007. Even then, financial challenges forced construction to stop three times before the work was finally completed in 2016. The process was an arduous one for Straight and the WTA, but she asserts, "I am as engaged as ever!" Continue reading "Open Doors: The New Wayne Theatre Invites a Fresh Take"
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11 Historic Landmarks In #WaynesboroVA
Waynesboro, Virginia has a rich architectural and cultural history reaching back to its founding in the late eighteenth century. Many significant landmarks have been meticulously maintained and restored, and they paint a vivid picture of the city's history, industry, and heritage.
Start your tour with these historic properties and districts, all listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Waynesboro, VA lies in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, just three miles from Shenandoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Rich in history and the arts, Waynesboro is also a designated Appalachian Trail Community. Visit here for more information.
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WHAT: The SPCA of Texas will be participating in PetSmart Charities® National Adoption Weekend, a three-day adoption event taking place nationwide November 11-13, and bringing adoptable pets to three Metroplex-area PetSmart stores in its Mobile Adoptions Vehicle.
The SPCA of Texas invites potential pet owners to come adopt a shelter pet and save a life. To view all of our pets available for adoption and to learn more about the SPCA of Texas, please visit www.spca.org.
Friday, November 11, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, November 12, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, November 13, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
COST: Regular adoption fees are $250 for puppies 0-6 months, $125 for adult dogs 6 months or older, $50 for senior dogs 7 years or older, $50 for VIP dogs, $125 for kittens, $75 for adult cats, $50 for senior cats 7 years and older and $50 for VIP cats. Fee includes spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccinations, a heartworm test for dogs six months and older, initial heartworm preventative for dogs, a feline leukemia test for cats four months and older, a microchip, a rabies tag and a free leash or cat carrier. Call 214-742-SPCA (7722) or visit www.spca.org.
MORE: To learn more about the SPCA of Texas, please visit www.spca.org. To view all adoptable pets, visit www.spca.org/findapet.
The SPCA of Texas is the leading animal welfare organization in North Texas. Founded in 1938, the non-profit operates two shelters, three spay/neuter clinics and an emergency animal rescue center, all located in Dallas and Collin Counties, and maintains a team of animal cruelty investigators who respond to thousands of calls in seven North Texas counties. Moreover, the SPCA of Texas serves as an active resource center for an array of services that bring people and animals together to enrich each other's lives. The SPCA of Texas is not affiliated with any other entity and does not receive general operating funds from the City of Dallas, State of Texas, federal government or any other national humane organization. The SPCA of Texas is dedicated to providing every animal exceptional care and a loving home.


A short boxing day walk around Bramerton and Kirby Bedon.
Very dull along the River Yare today thanks to the lack of sunshine.
Gentle hills around Kirby Bedon.
One of the main features on the walk was the remains of one of Kirby Bedon's Churches. Unfortunately thanks to recent weather the ruins have become very unstable.
The other (used) church is Kirby Bedon.


5 exercises to fire up your morning!
Boost your metabolism first thing in the morning with this full body workout from our head trainer Nikki Fogden-Moore.
Skipping is the ideal way to warm up on the spot. In fact, if you're keen, I'd suggest putting some 2–3-minute skip sessions in between each exercise to rev up the cardio element.
1. Start slow to get a good rhythm – skip like you run, with one foot at a time – think Rocky!
This is a great exercise that gives the classic lunge some extra oomph and works your core.
1. Stand with both feet shoulder-width apart in start position and place your weight in the middle.
2. Step forward with your right leg and lower your body to the ground, keeping your back straight and your shoulders back.
3. Twist to the opposite side and then immediately step up – pause then and take the next leg into a lunge.
4. Repeat on the other side as you walk forward in a travelling lunge. I do 5 lunges out and 5 lunges back.
Weighted squats with standard feet or wide leg are the exercises I usually start on as they warm up your whole body.
This exercise fires up your biggest muscle group and ensures a great start to the workout.
1. Hold the kettle bell/weight with straight arms, with your shoulders back, and with your feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
If you want to engage your inner thighs, take your feet into a wider squat.
2. Keep your shoulders back at all times and your eyes forward while you take a deep squat, with your thighs parallel to the ground.
Your weight should stay in the same position. Then rise back to the starting position. Avoid over-extending your knees on the return extension.
3. Do the same thing in a wide leg squat – activating your inner thighs.
1. Start in a full plank with your arms straight and under your shoulders, your back in line, and your hips even.
2. Engage your abs, and then gently move your left knee into your chest, across the other side and then extend the leg out to the side, touching the toe to the ground at a 45-degree angle.
3. Repeat this in reverse – toe touch, knee tuck, knee crossover and return to the starting position.
4. Swap sides and then repeat 10 to 15 times.
Taking time to centre yourself is so important for vitality and wellbeing.
Start with some relaxing music, sit in a comfortable position and concentrate solely on your breath.
Feel your lungs fill with air as you inhale and see your tummy rise as you take good-quality breaths into your lungs – release and feel the air exhale.
Keep your shoulders relaxed and your eyes soft. I like to look at nature or the ocean.
If I am travelling or not able to see a lovely view I end my workout with sitting cross-legged with my eyes closed and visualise the beach to help guide me into a quiet mental state.
This is something that can add so much value to your day with so little effort.
The biggest challenge for most is to fight the feeling to move or be doing something. Take the moment to recharge.


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News :: Human Rights : International
Nepal: increasing disappearances
by Sage of Boston
Email: sagenepal (nospam) yahoo.com
Address: Boston	 26 Oct 2004
A statement by Human Rights Watch. Also see their recent report on Nepal. It is a bad situation, and the US is supporting a government with a very bad record of rights violations.
Nepal: Terror Law Likely to Boost 'Disappearances'
(New York, October 26, 2004) -- Nepal's revised antiterrorism law will
only worsen the problem of forced disappearances in the country, Human
Rights Watch said today. Enacted without any parliamentary or other
public review, the law allows the security forces to hold individuals
in preventive detention for up to one year, without charge or trial
and with no judicial oversight.
On October 13, King Gyanendra issued a new version of the
much-criticized Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Control and
Punishment) Ordinance (TADO), which had lapsed earlier this year.
Under the law, a Chief District Officer can now approve preventive
detention orders for six months, without any recourse to the
judiciary. This period can be extended for another six months with the
approval of the home minister. In previous versions of TADO, the
preventive detention period was limited to 90 days. The new law
broadens the powers of the security forces, which have been
responsible for systematic human rights abuses, including
extrajudicial killings, disappearances, arbitrary arrests and torture.
"Given the scale of abuses by Nepal's security forces, laws need to be
put into place that give greater, not fewer, protections for Nepalis,"
said Brad Adams, executive director of Human Rights Watch's Asia
division. "This law is a major step backwards. It's likely to lead to
more disappearances and more torture of people accused of being
against the government or aligned with Maoist insurgents."
In a recent report, " Between a Rock and Hard Place: Civilians
Struggle to Survive in Nepal's Civil War," Human Rights Watch
documented how the Royal Nepalese Army acts with impunity in
"disappearing" and executing suspected Maoists. The army routinely
ignores habeas corpus orders from the Supreme Court ordering access to
detainees, and it has repeatedly lied to the Supreme Court about the
whereabouts of detainees in its custody. Moreover, the army has also
failed to investigate and prosecute almost all cases of
"disappearances" and summary executions, effectively allowing its
soldiers free reign to commit abuses and fostering a culture of
impunity.
According to the U.N. Working Group on Enforced and Involuntary
Disappearances, Nepal in 2002 and 2003 led the world in the number of
enforced disappearances by its security forces. Nepal's National Human
Rights Commission has documented more than 1,000 disappearances that
remain unresolved. Most of the persons "disappeared" by Nepal's
security forces have likely been killed after interrogation.
"Nepal already leads the world in the number of persons who are
â??disappeared' by its security forces," said Adams. "The law could give
the army a green light to continue its dirty work. Allowing the
security forces to keep people in secret custody for up to a year,
without access to the courts, is sending the wrong message to an army
already out of control."
Human Rights Watch noted that international experience shows that the
most effective way to prevent "disappearances" and summary executions
is to prevent the use of secret detention, and to ensure that detained
persons are promptly brought before a judge and have access to their
lawyers and families. The strengthened provisions of TADO, giving the
security forces the power to hold people in unacknowledged preventive
detention for up to a year, move Nepal in exactly the opposite
Also important is an effective legislature, which can review and amend
draft laws before adoption and can provide oversight over the behavior
of the executive branch, including the army and police. However,
because the king suspended all elected bodies and Nepal's parliament
in August 2002, no public or democratic debate took place prior to the
promulgation of the new TADO.
"The issuance of this new law by fiat demonstrates that a new
parliament urgently needs to be convened," said Adams. "Laws of this
importance should be the subject of public consideration and debate."
Human Rights Watch pointed out that in April the Nepalese government
made a public pledge at the annual U.N. Commission on Human Rights to
uphold human rights and the laws of war in its fight against the
Maoists. It also promised to conclude an agreement with the U.N. High
Commissioner for Human Rights to allow the United Nations to provide
assistance to the Nepalese government and the National Commission on
Human Rights.
http://hrw.org/english/docs/2004/10/26/nepal9562_txt.htm
Follow the link for the report on Nepal as well.


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Q: How to change controllers for queued builds It's not really "on fire", it's just desperately beeping until it gets unplugged and given the once over with a can of air.
This leaves me with a number of queued builds and a question: How can I change the build controller of this builds so that they run on another build machine?
I know how to queue new builds, and this isn't too bad as they don't really require any configuration. However, it seems a touch unnecessary. Additionally, it would be nice if I could re-direct all of the queued builds for the aforementioned, currently out of commission, build machine at once.

A: In theory you could create another controller and when you are doing the install, you could tell it to replace the existing controller. this however is only a theory and would cause you issues when you reintroduced your overheated machine ( as the controller would no longer be tied to TFS)
if this is a regular thing, perhaps move the controller to a different machine and just leave the agents on the suspect machine. you could then easily add additional agents to the stable controller should the machine overheat again

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DETOURS & DREAMS
DIVINE DETOUR Blog
Mike Lee ~ Awakening Hearts
Songwriter and worship leader Mike Lee grew up in a musical family. But it wasn't until faith in Jesus became his life's focus that he began to take his songwriting seriously. At that moment, music became much more than lyrics, chords, and choruses. It became his passion.
Mike has spent the past two years traveling to Tennessee from his home in Fort Wayne, Indiana—where he is worship leader at Liquid Church—to collaborate with well-known Nashville producers Ed and Scott Cash (Chris Tomlin, Kari Jobe, David Crowder) on the production of his just-released EP, Awakening Hearts.
Mike and his wife, Michelle, have one son, Preston.
At what point did you realize music was to be your life's work?
From the time I was young, I sang all the time. I did things like talent shows because I admired my dad and uncles so much, and they were all musicians of some sort. I thought my singing made them proud, but music became a primary passion of mine when I received the Lord at 15-years-old. Shortly thereafter, I remember telling my Uncle Jeff (who is a slam dunk bass vocalist) that I wanted to write music for a living. It was a long shot at the time, but I've always had a lot of support from my family.
How did you meet Nashville music executives Ed and Scott Cash, who have produced artists like Chris Tomlin, Kari Jobe, and David Crowder?
It's funny you ask that, because when we were at Ed's house tracking vocals his wife came into the studio and asked the same question! In 2012, my wife, Michelle, sent Ed some songs from an EP we recorded with a local producer, Lynn Graber, and Scott contacted her the next day and invited us to come to Franklin, Tennessee to record with him. We started meeting with Scott, Ed, and Cody Norris to select songs and arrange music, etc. The experience was great! All three are fantastically in love with the Lord and awesome to work with.
God often works through the detours—the unexpected events—in our lives. Have you ever experienced such a "divine detour"?
I believe my life took the greatest detour of all when I heard the sweet witness of the Holy Spirit at the age of fifteen. I come from a family of a single father and three brothers. I have a large extended family, with a grandma and many aunts and uncles who helped raise us. However, my dad was at work in the evenings and there was a lot of need for us brothers to set boundaries for ourselves. And, well, I'll just say that teenagers can do a poor job of setting boundaries.
I stayed pretty obedient and lived a life that many would consider moral, but I was so empty inside. For example, I didn't drink but I went to parties and watched others drink. I didn't smoke, but I was in cars with people who did. I didn't disrespect women, but many people who influenced me did. And I felt empty. Then before my sophomore year of high school, the Lord took me on a detour when He revealed Himself to me at a summer youth retreat called CDYC. I was so overwhelmed during worship, I hit the floor as if His spirit said, "get down!," in the most loving way. It was as if it was imperative for my living. That day I set my eyes on heaven. In response, I followed Jesus into a new world.
Let's talk about the music from Awakening Hearts. Did you write every song? What was the foundation song?
The songs on Awakening Hearts are all tunes that originated from my journal entries and time spent with the Lord. I write a lot, so there were several songs to choose from. The final five were selected by Scott, Ed, Cody, and myself. Every song is a product of the two-year season during which they were written, and what the Lord was teaching me during that time.
The EP title didn't come until after I searched for a common theme in the songs, which I thought could define that season of my life. The songs on the EP are a celebration of the good news of Jesus. The prevailing themes are the goodness of the Spirit's witness and the need for us to wake up and respond. One or the other is present in every song.
You have a unique way of connecting worship with marital arts. Please tell us about that.
I love the Lord, and I coach mixed martial arts alongside my brothers. All over the world, believers are reaching their communities through their specific trades . . . . it just happens that one of my trades is combat sport. The people who do MMA are incredibly vibrant people, and I don't know of many things more transparent than fighting. There is not a lot of room for pride or arrogance in a gym when two people are training hard and punching each other in the face.
A few fun questions…
What is your favorite comfort food and why?
Chicago-style hot dogs or cheeseburgers. My dad introduced me to both while I was young. Also, my wife is from Chicago and I think of her while I eat Chicago dogs. That really is a compliment!
What was the last GREAT book you read?
I have been really digging into the Gospel account of Matthew recently, which is obviously a great book. To be honest though, I have been convicted for some time that I need to pick up more great literature. I sometimes get so academic in my study of commentaries or works of extra-biblical history that I forget to read just for fun. I studied "Rasselas" by Samuel Johnson during my senior year of college and I really enjoyed that.
In the story that is your life, are you the tall, dark stranger; the romantic lead; the mythical warrior; the mad scientist; or the child in an adult's body?
If I fit the mold of any archetypical character in literature or film, I would probably be either (1) a talking animal or (2) an animal with the ability to play basketball. (My two-year-old son is really into dog movies right now.)
I'm a dog lover. Please tell us about your pets, if any, or your favorite pet as a child.
I am a dog lover also! I grew up around a lot of dogs and I loved them all. But most interestingly, I also had a 3-pound rat named Elvis who I let run free in my house from the time I was fifteen until I was seventeen. When Elvis the rat passed away, we held a funeral including a performance of Elvis Presley's American Trilogy and a twelve-gun salute.
Thank you, Mike! It's great to have you as a guest at DivineDetour.
To learn more about Mike and his music, visit his website. Click here to watch the music video for Let Salvation Come.
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Kathy Harris is an author by way of a Divine Detour into the Nashville entertainment industry. She has contributed to several inspirational non-fiction books. Her debut novel, The Road to Mercy, was released in September 2012.
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Linda Veath is a regular contributor to DivineDetour. She recently retired after twenty-five years as a district office secretary for the State of Illinois. Her first loves are studying the Bible and reading, but she occasionally tries her hand at writing. Her work is published in All My Bad Habits I Learned from Grandpa (Thomas Nelson), The One-Year Life Verse Devotional (Tyndale), Life Lessons from Grandparents (Write Integrity), Love Is a Verb (a devotional from Bethany House), and Chicken Soup for the Soul's I Can't Believe My Dog Did That. She lives in a small town in the Midwest with the "Bone Mafia," her two indoor/outdoor mutts.
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Young Athletes From Thanet AC Compete At Kent Schools Track and Field Championships.
A strong selection of young athletes from Thanet Athletics Club competed at the Kent Schools Track and Field Championships at the Julie Rose Stadium Ashford on Saturday 9th June 2018.
Having been selected by their respected schools, the competition is split into intermediate, junior and year 7 levels and it was a major opportunity for young athletes to show their abilities to hopefully be considered for the Kent team.
Kent schools are split into 13 geographical districts, so the competition on the day was of an exceptionally high standard, but all the athletes from Thanet Athletics Club performed on the day to the highest degree, with many athletes obtaining county standards.
Some of the highlights from the day came from Connor Neal winning a gold and bronze medal, Lilly Murray winning gold, George Seery winning gold and silver, and louis Small winning a silver medal.
Other outstanding performances from Thanet athletes saw many of them reaching the finals in their events, with most achieving personal bests for the season.
All the coaches from Thanet Athletics Club are over the moon with the performances from their athletes on the day, and again it proves that dedication and hard work from both athletes and coaches really pays dividends.
If you are a member of a Sports Club and would like your match reports or press releases to feature in Educational Life, please feel free to send them to editor@educational-life.org along with images from the event. We would really like to hear your club news and any success stories.


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Seattle Immersive Theatre's Romeo and Juliet Is All Surface
by Rich Smith • Feb 26, 2016 at 12:15 pm
Do I bite my thumb at this production of Romeo and Juliet? I do. It's three hours long, it costs a week's worth of groceries, you have to wear an uncomfortable mask, and/but they serve crab rangoon. Fedora el Morro
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Laugh till it hurts at this outrageous camp comedy the NYTimes calls "Wickedly funny!"
Seattle Immersive Theatre specializes in creating fully immersive theatrical experiences for its audiences. In Listening Glass, a show they produced last October, the immersive elements were thoughtful and they meaningfully contributed to the action of the play. I can't say the same about SIT's production of Romeo and Juliet.
For Shakespeare's classic tale of woe, the company seems to have spent more energy on world-building than they did on the quality of an audience member's experience in that world, resulting in a show that seemed like an exhausting and expensive Romeo and Juliet theme park.
Romeo and Juliet is the first show SIT has staged in their new and VERY BIG warehouse-sized Queen Anne theater. Ambitiously large sets fill the space. One's a fancy-looking ballroom for dancin' and snackin', one's a courtyard for fightin' and courtin', one's a church for schemin' and dyin', one's Juliet's bedroom for dreamin' and bonin'. The build-out is impressive for its size, but the blinding stadium lights bouncing off the hard concrete floors and the fake-looking props made me feel as if I were about to go on a Hollywood studio tour of a low-rent adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet.
Before the action begins, the audience gathers in the ballroom, puts on face-swallowing masks, pays for overpriced and poorly made novelty cocktails with names like "Banished" (which are impossible to drink underneath those masks), and stands around wondering whether it's legal to snag an appetizer draped in gauzy gold cloth (it is not, not yet). Finally, Friar Laurence (played by with both warmth and sassy gusto by Devin Bannon, who—full disclosure—works in The Stranger's advertising department) stands up and announces the ground rules. We're told to keep our masks on during the play, and that actors will give random audience members a tug when it's time to move from one room to another. Then the thumb-biting begins.
While the freedom of moving around among the players did allow for interesting perspectives on the action, and while the masks did lend the performance a quasi-Eyes Wide Shut vibe, being herded around the sets between scenes became monotonous. The crowd of about 40 bottlenecked at the doorways during every transition, resulting in a re-entry to the world of social etiquette (holding open curtains for people, trying to step on toes, etc.), which worked against any attempt at immersion.
The costumes were all over the place, referencing trends from the early-to mid- aughts. Romeo's head was variously topped with one of those creepy droopy beanies or a proto-steam-punk top hat. Lady Capulet emerged as a yoga mom. Mercutio's party outfit was white on white with slicked back hair, reminding me of the sleazeballs who'd dress up to go bowling in Missouri.
There was also a sorta-false advertising issue. Press materials promised "free-flowing champagne during the evening's festivities, a delectable sampling of hors d'oeuvres, and access to the bar, which features sexy specialty cocktails inspired by love... or maybe it's lust?" Just so you know, "free-flowing champagne" means quickly knocking back one or two glasses of champagne during the Capulet's ball, and "access to the bar," means you can pay for $10 cocktails. The "sampling of hors d'oeuvres" includes crab rangoon and some chocolates. It's hard to knock crab rangoon and chocolates, but the combo is a little strange. The booze situation was particularly cruel on account of the chilliness of the poorly insulated warehouse. I wanted to booze up for heat, but my bank account blushed.
There's lots of gender swapping going on in the casting of the play. Carter Rodriquez plays a very tired-seeming Nurse. Melissa Topscher plays the fiery Tybalt. Romeo and Juliet are both played by women, Marianna de Fazio and Katherine Jett respectively. But SIT's media liaison, Julia Nardin, told me in an e-mail that in this production the character Romeo identifies as a trans man. The only way an audience member would know that Romeo identifies as a trans man is if they were paying close attention to Tybalt, who is the only person in the play who misgenders Romeo, referring to the lover as "she" and "her." For the audience member who did not get that e-mail from Nardin, it'd be hard to tell if Tybalt's misgendering is a breaking-of-the-fourth-wall thing (pointing out that the actor is a woman dressed in what's traditionally considered to be men's clothing) or a playground jab thing (i.e. "you're acting like a girl, Romeo") or an effort to tag Tybalt as a transphobe in order to highlight the fact that trans people are bullied simply for being trans. Maybe my wishing for more clarity here only speaks to how deeply I've internalized the notion of a gender binary, but, since only the most bullying character in the play levels the insult, and since that bullying only happens a few times early on in the three hour production, it was hard for me to tell that Romeo identified as a trans man.
Regardless, you have a woman in a lead role playing a trans man in a cautionary tale about the peril of young romance that ends in a double suicide. Suicide attempts among transgender and non-conforming adults are very high. So a play that involves the issues of suicide and society determining who you are and who you can love definitely resonates with the kinds of discrimination that trans people face everyday, but it was hard to hear that note over the din of the production's thousand distractions.
Krampus Christmas Is a Boring Nightmare Unworthy of Time, Money, and Critical Attention
I'm a Worse Person for Having Seen It
We Remain Prepared Spectacularly Transforms Georgetown Steam Plant to Make an Antiquated Labor Critique
The Paradox of The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
A Play About Cheap Fun Is Neither as Fun nor as Cheap as Cheap Fun


(July 24, 2013) – On July 22, 2013, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that it will add an additional opportunity for U.S. citizens to be eligible to receive expedited screening through TSA PreCheck lanes at select airports.To view the complete TSA press release, please click here.
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(July 9, 2013) – Virgin Australia and Delta Air Lines recently announced that the carriers will expand their partnership. Customers of both airlines will now be able to fly from Australia to six different cities in Mexico on one ticket as part of the alliance's continued commitment to strengthening its offering.
The new codeshare destinations include Mexico City, Cancun, Guadalajara, San Jose Del Cabo, Puerto Vallarta and Cozumel. Virgin Australia recently received regulatory approval allowing it to codeshare on flights into Mexico as part of its growing alliance with Delta, which was launched in November 2011.
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Alexandru "Alex" Papazian (* 1988 oder 1989) ist ein professioneller rumänischer Pokerspieler. Er ist zweifacher Braceletgewinner der World Series of Poker und gewann 2016 das High Roller der European Poker Tour.

Pokerkarriere

Werdegang
Papazian spielt online auf allen gängigen Plattformen unter anderen Nicknames. Bis Juli 2016 erspielte er sich mit Online-Turnierpoker mehr als 3 Millionen US-Dollar, wobei mehr als die Hälfte als steakaddict. auf PokerStars gewonnen wurde. Seit 2012 nimmt Papazian auch an renommierten Live-Turnieren teil.

Seine ersten Live-Preisgelder gewann der Rumäne bei kleineren Turnieren in Bukarest. Bei einem Side-Event der European Poker Tour (EPT) auf Malta belegte er Ende Oktober 2015 hinter Justin Bonomo und Fedor Holz den dritten Platz und erhielt über 45.000 Euro. Anfang Mai 2016 gewann Papazian das EPT High Roller in Monte-Carlo und sicherte sich eine Siegprämie von rund 1,2 Millionen Euro. Anfang Juli 2016 war er erstmals bei der World Series of Poker (WSOP) im Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino am Las Vegas Strip erfolgreich und kam bei einem Turnier der Variante No Limit Hold'em in die Geldränge. Beim Main Event des Merit Poker Western Tournament im nordzyprischen Kyrenia wurde Papazian im März 2017 Dritter, wofür er aufgrund eines Deals mit drei anderen Spielern rund 110.000 US-Dollar erhielt. Bei der WSOP 2017 setzte er sich beim Crazy-Eights-Event durch und erhielt den Hauptpreis von 888.888 US-Dollar sowie als erster rumänischer Spieler ein Bracelet. Mitte August 2019 wurde Papazian bei den Millions Open der partypoker Millions Europe im King's Resort in Rozvadov Zweiter und sicherte sich ein Preisgeld von 105.300 Euro. Bei der auf dem Onlinepokerraum GGPoker ausgespielten World Series of Poker Online setzte er sich im September 2021 erneut beim Crazy Eights durch und erhielt sein zweites Bracelet sowie den Hauptpreis von über 240.000 US-Dollar.

Insgesamt hat sich Papazian mit Poker bei Live-Turnieren mehr als 3,5 Millionen US-Dollar erspielt und ist damit der erfolgreichste rumänische Pokerspieler.

Braceletübersicht
Papazian kam bei der WSOP 34-mal ins Geld und gewann zwei Bracelets:

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Einzelnachweise

Pokerspieler (Rumänien)
Braceletgewinner
Gewinner des High Roller der European Poker Tour
Rumäne
Geboren im 20. Jahrhundert
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Born in Lebanon where she lives and works, Reine Mitri is a writer, director and producer. The main concern of her films is memory, personal and collective memory. Always interweaving the intimate and the public, she delves into the reasons of personal malaise and the country's malaise. Over the past 15 years she documented the changes in Beirut in particluar and Lebanon in general, challenging the official endeavours to obliterate the country's memory. Her film "In this land lay graves of mine" that documents forced displacements in the civil war and the country's present day divisions is banned by the censorship in Lebanon.


Meets on the 2nd Monday of each month at 11:30 am at the Crazy Crab 278 North location. You are responsible for paying for your own lunch. Dues for the year are $5. Open for new members.
This popular card group will be playing "Classic Canasta". It was extremely fashionable in the 1950's, threatening for a while to displace Contract Bridge as the premier card game. The card game is played with tables of 2, 3, or 4 players at each table. Lessons will be provided as needed. Rules & How to play can be read online at: http://rummy.com/canasta.html.
Join other ladies playing MAHJONG, a game played with tiles. Games are played on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month at Crazy Crab North. Ladies meet at 11:30am and pay for their lunch, play follows until after 4:00pm. Lessons will be offered each Wednesday in October. Open for new members.
Leader: Lee Chase, 843-422-3264 or lee.chase@gmail.com. Ann Tucker will be the instructor.
Learn Modern American Canasta in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. It is a card game of luck, skill, and diverse strategies. The game is played with 4 players, 2 teams of 2. It is challenging and social. It is played with 2 decks of cards, teams forming melts and earning points necessary to win.


I recently read a great blog post by my good friend Stephanie Pfeffer, who serves as integrated marketing director for a real estate group's luxury division, about understanding today's luxury consumer.
In it, she says that what luxury consumers want most is time with their family: "Today's affluent consumer is more likely to value the customized services of a personal shopper than they are an oversized designer bag. In fact, when asked to define "luxuries," the item that often rates highest is time and being able to spend that time with family."


- On label: bass with orchestra, in Italian; titles listed as (a) and (b).
- With (reverse side): Quartet - Bella figlia dell amore / Odette Le Fontenay, Elizabeth Spencer, Max Bloch, Arthur Middleton.
Coupling date: 9/7/1921. Cutout date: 10/31/1929. On label: bass with orchestra, in Italian; titles listed as (a) and (b). With (reverse side): Quartet - Bella figlia dell amore / Odette Le Fontenay, Elizabeth Spencer, Max Bloch, Arthur Middleton.
Verdi, Giuseppe, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Arthur. Prf Middleton. Quand' Ero Paggio . Orange, N.J.: Edison, 1921. Audio. https://www.loc.gov/item/00694099/.
Verdi, G., Mozart, W. A. & Middleton, A. P. (1921) Quand' Ero Paggio . Orange, N.J.: Edison. [Audio] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/00694099/.
Verdi, Giuseppe, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Arthur. Prf Middleton. Quand' Ero Paggio . Orange, N.J.: Edison, 1921. Audio. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/00694099/>.
Messiah. | Trumpet shall sound Coupling date: 2/3/1916. Cutout date: 10/31/1929. On label: Recitative and Air, bass solo with trumpet obligato and orchestra. With (reverse side): I know that my redeemer liveth--Messiah / Julia Heinrich.


There are many inspirations when it comes to teen hairdo for Christmas eve. Since every girl wish to look different on the Christmas season. Therefore, doing something different including a hairdo will bring different appearance.
Most teenage girl will love fancy hairdo. Whether it looks cute, funny or even sweet and pretty. Make sure to use your best imagination to result a fabulous hairdo. It doesn't have to be difficult or expensive. Do it at home and try to find some tutorial for it. See below several samples if having no idea on how to create a teen hairdo for Christmas eve.
A funny hairdo such as using Christmas theme can be an option. It is suitable for them who want to look funny. At the same time it will cheer up the day. See below the several samples of funny hairdo in Christmas eve.
If wish to look awesome during the Christmas eve, then dare to look different. Try to style the hair with unusual style. Make sure to combine red and green color for the best Christmas theme. Therefore, not only look nice but also suitable. See below for several pretty samples of Christmas hairdo for teenager.
Another amazing hairdo such as shown in below pictures. The hairdo not only look cute, but also look unique mainly if applying Christmas color. Therefore, it will look stunning and amazing.
Those all the pretty teen hairdo for Christmas eve that will bring their look become different and nice. Therefore, never afraid to try the hairdo for the Christmas party. Make sure to choose the suitable theme or hairdo. Therefore, it can match the occasion. Not only will look different, but at the same time it will steal the look in the party that night.


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Effect of electrostatic interactions and dynamic disorder on the distance dependence of charge transfer in donor-bridge-acceptor systems
Ferdinand C. Grozema, Yuri A. Berlin, Laurens D A Siebbeles, Mark A Ratner
Using a tight-binding model of charge transport in systems with static and dynamic disorder, we present a theoretical study of the positive charge transfer in molecular assemblies that involve a hole donor and an acceptor connected by fluorene and phenyl bridges. Two parameters that determine the rate of charge transfer within the proposed model are the charge transfer integral between neighboring units and the site energies. Fluctuations in the values of the charge transfer integral and the energy landscape for hole transport were calculated by taking into account variations of the dihedral angle between neighboring units and electrostatic interaction of positive charge moving along the bridge and the negative charge that remains on the hole donor. Analysis of the dynamics of hole transfer and the distribution of the positive charge during this process allows the conclusion that the rapid fall of the hole transfer rate coefficient observed in experiments with short bridges (three and four structural units for systems with fluorene and phenyl bridges, respectively) can be attributed to the electrostatic interaction, This interaction is responsible for the formation of the effective barrier between donor and acceptor with the height that increases as the number of structural bridge units remains less than 3 (fluorene bridge) or 4 (phenyl bridge). For longer bridges, however, the effective barrier changes only weakly and now the charge transport is mostly dominated by the fluctuation-assisted incoherent hole migration along the bridge. The latter mechanism exhibits much weaker dependence of the rate coefficient on the bridge length in agreement with the available experimental results.
Journal of Physical Chemistry B
https://doi.org/10.1021/jp1023422
Coulomb interactions
Charge transfer
Dihedral angle
Grozema, F. C., Berlin, Y. A., Siebbeles, L. D. A., & Ratner, M. A. (2010). Effect of electrostatic interactions and dynamic disorder on the distance dependence of charge transfer in donor-bridge-acceptor systems. Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 114(45), 14564-14571. https://doi.org/10.1021/jp1023422
Effect of electrostatic interactions and dynamic disorder on the distance dependence of charge transfer in donor-bridge-acceptor systems. / Grozema, Ferdinand C.; Berlin, Yuri A.; Siebbeles, Laurens D A; Ratner, Mark A.
In: Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Vol. 114, No. 45, 08.12.2010, p. 14564-14571.
Grozema, FC, Berlin, YA, Siebbeles, LDA & Ratner, MA 2010, 'Effect of electrostatic interactions and dynamic disorder on the distance dependence of charge transfer in donor-bridge-acceptor systems', Journal of Physical Chemistry B, vol. 114, no. 45, pp. 14564-14571. https://doi.org/10.1021/jp1023422
Grozema FC, Berlin YA, Siebbeles LDA, Ratner MA. Effect of electrostatic interactions and dynamic disorder on the distance dependence of charge transfer in donor-bridge-acceptor systems. Journal of Physical Chemistry B. 2010 Dec 8;114(45):14564-14571. https://doi.org/10.1021/jp1023422
Grozema, Ferdinand C. ; Berlin, Yuri A. ; Siebbeles, Laurens D A ; Ratner, Mark A. / Effect of electrostatic interactions and dynamic disorder on the distance dependence of charge transfer in donor-bridge-acceptor systems. In: Journal of Physical Chemistry B. 2010 ; Vol. 114, No. 45. pp. 14564-14571.
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Taipei, Apr 14 : American online social media and social networking service company Facebook opened its new headquarter in Taipei's Xinyi district on Thursday.
The new office was opened on the 35th floor of Nan Shan Plaza the second tallest skyscraper in Taipei which covers an area of 804 ping (a ping equals 3.3 square meters) and has a capacity for 80 seats.
A large proportion of the new office is allocated as recreational space for employees, including an area with free beverages and snacks, library, game room, and lounge.
Yu I-hui, general manager of the Hong Kong and Taiwan, said that like Facebook's offices around the world, the firm's new office in Taiwan has adopted an open layout in the hope of stimulating more creativity. The game area includes a mahjong table, foosball table, mini KTV booth, claw machine game, and massive sofa complete with pillows shaped like Facebook emojis, Taiwan news reported.
Facebook's new digs also include a live studio that allows employees to broadcast or record live videos, as well as a virtual device that allows employees to experience virtual reality (VR) while working.
Decoration in the office includes artworks by three local artists including Lu Jyun-han , Jam Wu , and DEBE.


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