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The Top 10 Best Waterfalls of the World
Our list of favorites that we've personally visited from around the world
It's not easy to put together a Top 10 Best Waterfalls of the World List because it's completely subjective and limited to each person's experience with the falls being named.
Heck, even my wife and I couldn't agree on our own favorites.
Nonetheless based on popular demand, we've finally come up with our own list of the favorites that we've personally visited.
Our travels have covered all major regions of the world. This includes North America, Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe, Africa and the Middle-East, Asia, and Oceania and the South Pacific.
Indeed, Julie and I believe that we have a pretty extensive survey of such waterfalls, but we recognize that this list can change as we continue to collect more waterfall sightings from around the world.
So without further ado, we present our list of the World's 10 Best Waterfalls in reverse order…
Sutherland Falls
#10 SUTHERLAND FALLS
Fiordland National Park, New Zealand
In a country that holds a special place in our hearts, this gorgeous 580m waterfall was easily New Zealand's most spectacular waterfall.
Julie and I found it to be heads-and-shoulders better than the other waterfalls that we've visited in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
And given its remote location deep in the wild and beautiful Fiordland National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Area), we definitely had to earn our visit. As one of many highlights of the Milford Track – proclaimed as one of the finest walks in the world – it sat in one of New Zealand's most scenic spots.
Indeed, this waterfall had a lot going for it, and we just had to make room for it on this list.
Plitvice Waterfalls
#9 PLITVICE WATERFALLS
Northern Dalmatia, Croatia
When it came to the overall waterfalling experience, it was hard to beat this world famous attraction.
While the rest of the waterfalls on our Top 10 List are primarily singular waterfall attractions, this one consisted of a network of countless waterfalls.
Some of the individual waterfalls impressed us enough to stand out on their own!
The waterfalls themselves segregated the many clear and colorful lakes that brought life to this lush and protected ecosystem.
As Julie and I walked along its many walkways, we went under, over, and around almost all of the notable waterfalls in this network.
This resulted in one of the most intimate waterfalling experiences we've ever had.
Add it all up, putting these waterfalls on this list was an absolute no-brainer as far as we were concerned.
#8 DETTIFOSS
Vatnajökull (Jökulsárgljúfur) National Park, Iceland
This was one of Europe's most powerful waterfalls.
Sending glacial melt-waters over its 44m precipice unchecked at a flow of around 500 cubic meters per second, we literally felt the ground tremble beneath our feet as we stood and watched such awesome power from up close!
Positioned at the head of the impressive Jökulsárgljúfur (the Icelandic version of the Grand Canyon) while surrounded by three other major waterfalls on the same river, it epitomized the wild and raw landscape that characterized Iceland.
Indeed, nature lovers from both near and far loved this waterfall.
So we easily included this juggernaut on our Top 10 Best Waterfalls List.
#7 GULLFOSS
Haukadalur, Iceland
One of the more unique waterfalls we had ever seen in the world, this wild and wide waterfall tumbled on the Hvítá River in two tiers at 90 degree angles to each other.
Part of the Golden Circle of Iceland's main attractions in the Southwest, it pretty much sat on everyone's travel itineraries.
In addition to the falls' unique shape, we also saw rainbows arcing over the falls when we weather cooperated.
Thus, we had no issues with including this golden waterfall on our list of favorites.
Yosemite National Park (California), USA
Even though this waterfall doesn't flow year round, it does flow for a good part of the year. Plus, it dropped a whopping 2,425ft making it one of the tallest in the world.
As the crown jewel of attractions in the incomparable Yosemite Valley, we managed to see this waterfall from a multitude of viewpoints and trails.
Julie and I have seen this falls so many times and in so many ways that we tend to think of it like an old friend.
So given its ease of access, scenery, location, and sheer size, we had no doubt about including this waterfall in our Top 10 Best Waterfalls List.
Kaieteur Falls
#5 KAIETEUR FALLS
Potaro River, Guyana
Said to be one of the tallest single-drop waterfalls in the world, this rectangular-shaped monster (said to be 741ft tall and 370ft wide) sat atop the ancient Guyana Shield amidst some of the most pristine rainforest left on earth!
Indeed a visit to this world wonder could yield rare wildlife settings. It also reassured us that places like this where nature can thrive still exist.
And after experiencing this place for ourselves, we had to make room for this waterfall on our Top 10 List!
#4 ANGEL FALLS (SALTO ÁNGEL)
Canaima, Venezuela
This waterfall has been widely acknowledged as the tallest permanent waterfall in the world.
Plunging uninterrupted for 807m (with total drop of 979m) from a mystical tabletop mountain (tepuy) deep in a Venezuelan equatorial rainforest, its existence defies logic as its source is nothing but the soggy cloud forest wrenching moisture onto the plateau itself.
No doubt about it, there's nothing like this waterfall and there's just something to be said about seeing the World's Tallest Waterfall.
Besides, the adventure to even get to this so-called Lost World (Mundo Perdido) for a chance to see this world wonder certainly left Julie and I a lasting impression.
We're sure it will do to same to anyone else fortunate enough to make the adventure and be blessed with a sighting of this special place.
Ontario, Canada / New York, USA
Easily the most famous waterfall in North America, this powerful waterfall also ranks as the biggest one by volume with a whopping average of about 7000 cubic meters per second!
In addition to its raw power, we had no problems visiting the falls given its easy access. We also had no trouble viewing it from all sorts of angles.
Julie and I managed to visit this waterfall twice. And with each visit, we still couldn't help but be awestruck at its sheer size and power.
While its surroundings were a bit less naturesque for our liking, we couldn't deny that it clearly belonged among the upper tier of our list of Top 10 Waterfalls.
#2 VICTORIA FALLS (MOSI-OA-TUNYA)
Livingstone, Zambia / Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Easily deserving of the top spot on this list (though it finished a very close second), it's the largest singular waterfall in the world spanning a width of 1.7km, a height of 108m, and an average flow of 1 million liters per second!
It's no wonder this "smoke that thunders" is considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
While Julie and I had trouble staying dry and seeing through the intense mist from the ground, we also managed to experience it from the air to truly appreciate its awesome size and scale!
Indeed, it made us feel humble and awestruck, and we suspect it will do the same to you, too!
#1 IGUAZÚ FALLS (IGUASSU FALLS)
Puerto Iguazú, Argentina / Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
With its brink spanning a distance of an incredible 2km in its average flow of 1000 cubic meters per second, this falls tops our list of the 10 best waterfalls in the world.
The falls actually consists of some 275 individual waterfalls and cascades.
Catwalks made it easy for Julie and I to get closeup and intimate with many of these waterfalls, and the rainforest surroundings made the scenery feel right for a natural attraction such as this.
Put it all together and we believe this falls is heads and shoulders above the rest (except Victoria Falls) that we've seen!
Top 10 Waterfalls of the USA
Maletsunyane Falls August 31, 2017 12:59 pm by _Anonymous265 - I realise that you probably do not know Maletsunyane Fall in Lesotho Southern Africa. I am told it has the 2nd longest one drop after Angel Falls in Venezuela. ...Read More
Top 6 is right on, but January 17, 2016 2:35 am by William - I'd like to make mention of Dunn's River Falls in Jamaica. It's truly awesome, as you can walk through (and not just view from a distance) this 800' river of waterfalls and ponds - unique and unforgettable. ...Read More
Best waterfall – Asik Asik Falls August 2, 2015 5:38 am by Rol - It's a water falls where water comes out from the rock wall with no river above it ...Read More
Why Jog is Missing???????? April 15, 2015 10:07 am by Anju - Jog Falls is created by the Sharavathi River dropping 253 m (830 ft), making it the second-highest plunge waterfall in India after the Nohkalikai Falls with a drop of 335 m (1100 ft) in Meghalaya. ...Read More
where is india jog falls September 9, 2014 6:42 am by Santosh Nayak - Why the jogfalls missing in top 10 ? ...Read More
Iguazu January 28, 2014 1:45 pm by Kate - I agree Iguazu inches out Victoria Falls. I loved the accessiblity to Iguazu. See it from both Brazil and Argentina and you will see why it inches out Victoria. ...Read More
Favourite Waterfall September 8, 2013 12:48 pm by Ata-ur-rehman - My Favorite waterfall in this is the Dettifoss Falls. I also went there. ...Read More
bhivpuri waterfalls July 4, 2013 7:23 am by Anupama - bhivpuri is one of the finest waterfall in india ...Read More
thusharagiri July 4, 2013 7:14 am by Anupama - i think you should also add thushara giri waterfall which is situated in india ...Read More
I like to Victoria Falls, Zambia December 4, 2012 6:50 am by Anuruddha - I like to Victoria Falls, Zambia because it's most beautiful and natural without human activities. Further I think high and big water qty falling. ...Read More
my top 20 waterfalls! December 3, 2012 3:14 pm by Dan D - hi! my top 20 list is: 1.kongou falls in gabon. 2.iguacu falls 3.salto para 4.victoria falls 5.engel falls 6.Kaieteur Falls 7.niagra falls 8.dettifoss 9.gullfoss 10. saltos del mocona 11.jog falls 12.virginia falls 13.Hukou falls 14.Hafragilsfoss 15.selfoss 16.Canaima lagoon waterfalls 17.blue nile waterfalls 18.Salto Grande 19.yosemity falls 20.Plitvice Waterfalls,krka falls thanks you for watching :)d ...Read More
Why Not Jog Falls? July 5, 2011 10:06 am by Anita - Jog Falls situated in southern part of India is certainly one of the beautiful and highest waterfalls. ...Read More
Iguacu is the best! July 10, 2010 12:03 pm by Ambala - I've seen Iguacu, and the land of New Zealand and Norway... two countries full of amazing waterfalls!! But there is another country not in your site, really intresting for waterfalls.... South Africa!! ...Read More
Skoga River and Plitvice Waterfalls May 9, 2010 1:05 pm by Kerry - Skoga River Waterfalls – Iceland. There are more than two dozen waterfalls along the Skoga River in Iceland, some over 30 meters tall. Very few of the waterfalls along this river, with the exception of one or two, have names, but they don't need names to make their presence known as they clamor together in… ...Read More
Plitvice Waterfalls and Lakes December 28, 2009 6:50 pm by John - Plitvice National Park beats at least half of these listed above for its beauty! Hundreds of waterfalls come down 16 amazing lakes. This seems to be a list of World's biggest waterfalls and not prettiest. ...Read More
Units – use and translation October 8, 2009 4:38 pm by Andrzej T. Kurek - I value the nature a lot and I appreciate the page like yours. I saw few of the waterfalls from your list – they are beautiful without the doubt. My only concern is about the units you are using. Since the readers have various understanding of units – both, in US and rest of the… ...Read More
Virginia Falls April 28, 2009 7:21 pm by Cheryl McDonald - One of the most impressive falls we have seen is not on your list. It is the Virginia Falls in the Nahanni National Park in the North West Territories, Canada. It is located 230 km west of Fort Simpson accessible by air. We flew in a twin otter float plane and landed above the falls.… ...Read More
Travel Wonders August 2, 2008 10:22 pm by Mark H - I am from Queensland (Brisbane) though live in Sydney now. Both Qld and NSW have had a lot of rain over the last few months and should promise better waterfalls and generally greener environs than we have had in the last 5 or 6 years. North Qld tends to fall pretty well anyway due to… ...Read More


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New Release Feature: Michael Aronovitz's THE SCULPTOR!
Hi, readers! We have a real treat in store for you today, a new release by Michael Aronovitz, a talented author!
Congratulations on your latest book!
Let's check out the details, shall we?
Here is the book blurb for The Sculptor.
At age seven, Michael Leonard Robinson commits his first murder, turning tragedy into an aesthetic. By the time he turns eighteen, he has become an expert with computers, gaming systems, and the art of video imaging. And now in his forties, fully realized, he has long erased his digital footprint. He is thirty years ahead of our most advanced scientists, military ops tacticians, and elite information tech specialists. He is a master of disguise. He can invent projected realities.
Of course, Michael Leonard Robinson could work his dark vision on a global scale, yet he doesn't need "the world" for a fetishistic thrill, just a police captain, his receptionist, a detective, a rookie junior officer, his sister and mother, and a lot of dark theater.
Robinson appears to these characters in disguise, film clips, and flashes as he torments them. Their multiple viewpoints are puzzle pieces.
When they fuse to finish the puzzle, the final sculpture becomes clear.
Release Date: E-book - September 7, 2021 /Paperback - October 12, 2011
Genre: Serial Killer Mystery
Publisher Link: https://www.skyhorsepublishing.com/9781949102543/the-sculptor/
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Here is an excerpt...
Beauty in the Eye of the Ripper's Beholder
Captain Canfield ran into the storm. Cold stingers to the face, the front lawn was muddy, his clothing lay on him like lead. It was dark, the wind shaping the rain in what looked like the billowing cloak of some massive dark horseman, with intermittent moonlight coming through the road foliage and cemetery border trees.
Canfield took a position in the grass, gun leveled. He didn't have a clear shot, not as a sniper would have had with a rifle with a scope.
Across the street on the sidewalk was the huge figure. He was smiling. His feet were spread, his left arm clamped around Erika's waist, his right palm pressed to her mouth. She was straining hard, arms pinned to her sides, feet kicking insane bicycle pedals against his thick legs. Her T-shirt had ridden up; you could see the shape of her waist. Her ponytail had come loose, and wet strands were plastered to her forehead and jawline like skull-fissures.
The big man spoke. His hat pushed a shadow across his forehead, but below that his skin looked bad—spoiled and cracked like a leper's. It was the caked-on makeup. The moisture out here had begun to erode it.
"Captain," he called. "Advantage perp. You can't risk discharging your firearm. And your prerogative is clear. As the first officer on the scene, you are to look after the safety of the victim before securing the arrest. And if the citizen endures physical harm at the crime scene, you are obligated to care for the injured before arresting the offender." His grin became monstrous.
"Officer," he said, "I'd like to report an injury."
He took the hand covering her mouth and groped it up the side of her face. She squirmed, kicking harder, and he pawed at her, fingering. She jerked her head, and he smeared the cat's eye makeup in a hash-mark up her left temple. He pulled back across, and she let loose a gargled scream, kicking like a frenzied horsefly held by the wings. He mashed his hand-heel into the other side of her face, slipping down along the bone like wet marble, and this time he streaked thick mascara onto her cheek, hooking down like an athlete's smeared eye-black. He made an adjustment, and with the base of his thumb, his ring finger, and pinkie he cupped her chin, holding her still. He had to work it like the old Spock Vulcan "live-long-and-prosper" sign, but he spread his middle and index fingers back across the bridge of her nose, then started spider-crawling them up toward her right eye.
Canfield screamed "No!"
The monster's two fingers were poised like a claw, uneven tongs.
He pushed in, over the eyeball, deep into the socket. Blood squirted up over his middle knuckles. She screamed herself raw, her kicking went nuclear. He let go of her mouth so he could work in the thumb, forming a pincer-grip. For a bare moment it cleared the horrific sightline; he dug in his fingers, and Canfield could see Erika's eyeball slip from one side of the socket to the other as the monster worked in deep, trying to get to the back of it. Blood wept down his wrist, but the rain washed it away, making the effect seem ghostlike and illusory. He yanked, her head jerked forward, give, but no climax. He couldn't pull it home, stubborn muscles and nerve fibers proving their elasticity, and he re-angled his elbow, bunched, set, and ripped that eye straight out of its socket.
She stopped kicking.
Thick blood welled in the dark crater and poured down her cheek. The rain doused and diluted it, ebbing down her face with the beat of her heart, tendrils and threads gyrating there on her cheekbone like algae floating off coral in a current. She was twitching, hanging there in his arms. He slapped her cheek and she jolted awake, shrieking incoherently, body in spasm, the broken doll, the lunatic stage-puppet.
He set her on her feet in front of him, bending his knees so she was still mostly blocking the line of fire. Both big hands moved to her hips to steady her, and he walked her back to an oak tree.
He whispered something in her ear. It took a moment. Then he smacked her hard on the ass and barked:
He ducked behind the wide tree and she ran, faster than one would have ever expected, moaning and crying, lumbering desperately away toward Sproul Road.
Canfield pounded after her, grass to driveway. Cutting across the corner of the neighbor's lawn, he noticed quite academically that they had been gardening, planting shrubs. Passing through the line of them at the perimeter, he stepped on a trowel. It hurt, fucked his rhythm, and his ankles banged together; he went down. He hit the street, skinned an elbow, quick-rolled, and somehow managed to cradle the gun without having it blow a hole in his stomach. He didn't allow himself time to recover. He sprang up and broke into a straight sprint, thinking, "Knees high, push hard, strong kick, arms in sync," and by the time he caught up, she was almost to the streetlamp. She stumbled and collapsed, trying to grab hold on her way down, and he caught her from behind just in time to save her from falling onto her face. He went to the ground with her, held her, turned her so he could look at her.
She'd been truly violated, disfigured, it was real, no illusions. She had two faces now, the left profile all sleek cuts and angles, the makeup bird-winged up off her left eye giving her a futuristic look like a runway model, yet turned to the right, her profile was that of a ghost-witch, her long skull and jawline accented by the rough crater peering at you with blank recognition. She looked very much like the kind of thing you bought in an island hut, stuck on a voodoo stick with beads hanging off of the fist-guard. She was sobbing, still convulsing.
Canfield wanted to comfort her, but he didn't know the words. He wanted to give her some kind of gentlemanly reassurance, but he didn't know that song either. What came out was mechanical, almost programmed.
"What did he say to you?" he said softly, flatly. He felt terribly about it, but he was who he was.
"What?" she said. "What? When, Bill, what?"
"Easy," he said. "What did he say to you in your ear? Just now. I'll catch him, but I need all the data."
She started weeping again and buried her face in Bill Canfield's chest, shoulders shaking.
"He told me," she said, voice muffled, "that I had to run hard, I had to run like the wind, toward Sproul Road. He said that I had to run straight into traffic. He said he was going to flush my right eye down a toilet, and if I didn't run as fast as I could he'd hunt me down, find me at the hospital, at work, in the parking lot, the grocery store, my apartment."
She pulled back and looked up at Canfield with her left eye.
"He promised he would give me round two," she said. "He promised he'd rip out the other one."
So, what are readers saying about this book?
★★★★★ "The Sculptor is one of the most grimly terrifying serial killers in recent literature." - Horror scholar and editor ST Joshi
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Get your copy of this serial killer mystery today, readers!
Michael Aronovitz is a college professor, rock critic, and author of dark fiction. His published novels include Alice Walks, The Witch of the Wood, and Phantom Effect, his collections – Seven Deadly Pleasures and The Voices in Our Heads. Aronovitz has published more than forty short stories, and has appeared in magazines and anthologies such as Weird Tales, Searchers After Horror, and Apostles of the Weird. His short story titled "How Bria Died" was featured in The Year's Best Dark Fantasy and Horror, 2011, Prime Books, and currently, Aronovitz has much of the above-mentioned work being translated into German and re-released by Firma Edition Barenklau. His lifetime collection of novellas and short stories, titled Dancing with Tombstones, will be published by Cemetery Dance Publications in the fall of 2021, and his fourth novel titled The Sculptor will be released by Night Shade / Skyhorse in the fall of 2021.
Website: michaelaronovitz.com
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April 9, 2008 – New York, NY – Hennessee Group LLC, an adviser to hedge fund investors, today announced that the Hennessee Hedge Fund Index declined –2.02% in March (-3.52% YTD) while the S&P 500 declined –0.60% (-9.93% YTD), the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell –0.03% (-7.55% YTD), and the NASDAQ Composite Index advanced +0.34% (-14.06% YTD). Bonds rose throughout the month, as the Lehman Aggregate Bond Index advanced +0.34% (+2.17%).
The Hennessee Long/Short Equity Index declined –2.03% in March (-4.33% YTD), ending the worst quarter for the Long/Short Equity Index since the third quarter of 2002 when WorldCom defaulted on its debt. While losses are expected from long/short equity funds in declining equity markets, losses were larger than typical in the first quarter as many funds were unable to generate alpha in long and short portfolios.
The Hennessee Arbitrage/Event Driven Index declined –1.39% in March (-2.46% YTD). The Hennessee Distressed Index declined –1.12% in March (-3.14%). High yield credit spreads widened to a peak of 8.5% over Treasuries at mid month before tightening at month end. Many managers have reported purchasing levered loans as they have become more attractively priced in recent months. Further, while most managers believe that corporate defaults will increase over the next twelve months, thus creating opportunities in distressed debt, the amount of defaulted debt as of now is limited, causing many managers to hold high levels of cash. The Hennessee Merger Arbitrage Index declined –0.49% in March (-1.93% YTD). Spreads widened as a result of volatility in the equity markets and the termination of several private equity sponsored buyouts due to financing issues. The Hennessee Convertible Arbitrage Index declined –2.12% in March (-1.74% YTD). While volatility spiked at mid month (the VIX reached a high of 37 on the day of the Bear Stearns bailout), it subsequently fell by month end. Further, weakness in the credit markets made for a difficult environment for convertibles.
The Hennessee Global/Macro Index declined –2.74% in March (-3.48% YTD). International equity markets lagged those in the U.S., as the MSCI EAFE Index declined –1.52% (-9.53% YTD). Performance for international long/short equity funds also trailed that of U.S. long/short equity funds, as the Hennessee International Index declined –3.26% (-3.91% YTD). The Hennessee Macro Index declined –2.16% for the month, although was the only strategy outside of short biased to post positive returns for the quarter (+2.28% YTD). The commodity boom, which had thus far avoided the global aversion for risk over the past nine months, was finally upset in March. The Reuters-CRB Index declined –8.7% in March led by agricultural commodities. The dollar resumed its decline throughout the month, as the euro appreciated from $1.51 to $1.58. The Federal Reserve lowered rates by 0.75% following Bear Stearns' collapse, although the ECB has yet to lower rates in this easing cycle.


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Home #nebpreps This is Fall: What Will it Teach You?
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This is Fall: What Will it Teach You?
September 9, 1976 was a Thursday. It's ok, I checked so you don't need to worry about it. There must have been a big game in Ruskin — where my father was teaching history and an assistant football coach — the next night.
"I know I missed school that day," dad told me Thursday, as we celebrated my youngest daughter's birthday. "But, I was there for practice that night."
I didn't miss any games. My first one was at eight days old. Before I turned one, dad had his first head coaching job in Deshler. As I grew, football was there. In 1980 and 1981, it was there when my mom was teaching me how to count. She did the laundry for the football team and we'd hang the uniforms on the clothes line in numerical order.
"No. 9, Alan Kettlehut. No. 10, Jim Grupe. No. 21, Todd Rogers. No. 65, Ricky Ludwig." I'd say. Just a few that I remember.
And, it was there in 1986 and 1988 when the Hampton Hawks made the state football playoffs and I was the student manager. Those fall Saturday mornings were spent in a smelly locker room, cleaning up grass, mulling over stats and helping dad put footballs, stars and skulls on his players' helmets. During that next summer, dad and I shared the joy of winning the 8-Man All-Star Game. He was the coach; I was the ball boy.
Later that fall, the game taught me about disappointment. Dad and his boys went 7-1, but were not allowed in the playoffs because forfeits counted for zero playoff points back then. His best team had lost one game; to a team that made the state semi-finals.
And, it was harder when I put the pads on. All of dad's boys were gone in the fall of 1990, my freshman year as a Hampton Hawk. We had 25 guys, but 21 of us were freshman and sophomores. The record shows we finished 1-8. My memory says my father coached harder that year than any of his previous 13 as a head coach.
He put in formations he'd never used before. In the late season, as the cold hit and the corn stalks stuck to the fence at Hampton's football field, we abandoned the practice field for the game field. He'd put us in two teams and we'd just play each other so someone could experience winning. By March, he wasn't my coach any more.
But, we still needed football. I kept playing. He kept supporting and spent his hard earned money so I could go to football camp the next summer when nobody really did that in the 1990s. We mired our way through .500 football the next two years before I got my turn at the playoffs in the fall of 1993.
"We are all so proud of you," the card said, in his distinctive cursive, before the bus left for Humphrey. "Your efforts have gotten you where you want to be. This is a great reward for a good season." That playoff game ended ugly, but the relationships our team built that year are what taught us how to be great husbands, fathers, co-workers and successful people in life.
When I went off to college in 1994, I probably should have missed a few opening nights of football but I didn't. If I wasn't watching a game back home, I'd sneak out of my dorm at Hastings College to watch the high school Tigers. I remember watching the first-ever game in Millard West school history at AH Jones Stadium in Hastings. The Wildcats have come a long way and the stadium is gone.
And, when I left college and got married, I should have missed a few opening nights, too. But, I was lucky enough to find a girl that put up with me and newspapers in Sutton, Gretna and Elkhorn who would pay me to write about Friday's and take pictures. I guess I still needed football then, too.
In 2002 and 2003, I went on a football joyride with my cousin in Geneva. I'd watch from the sidelines. He'd block for the state's all-time leading rusher, Mike Brower, and occasionally I was covering his games. Football — the sport — was getting better and better every year.
I finally missed one in 2004. September 3rd to be exact; the calendar exactly as it was in 1976. It was my turn to be a dad and Addison was born in Omaha. It was all I could do to stay at the hospital and not go watch Millard North play that night after she was born at 4:20 in the morning. While waiting in the hospital that Thursday night, dad and I passed the time — watching football.
In the ten years since I've lived in Grand Island, football has come so far. I've been fortunate enough to see and cover great kids and great coaches — too many to name in one space — and great games. But, dad and I didn't watch much football together. Not enough anyway. He lived in York, where football wasn't too good and I was off writing a game story somewhere.
But, the Dukes gave us our sport back. Last fall, dad and I saw our favorite together. York 42, Ralston 41. One of those "nobody should lose this game" games. There was no story to write after the game. We just stood there — basically on the field — in that southwest corner of the stadium the entire game. York was like Rocky that night. Knocked down nine times, got up 10. When "the wedge" was successful we looked at each other in disbelief. That game was what high school sports was all about.
The sport has come so far. I remember watching actual game film on the basement wall with dad, then we moved to the VCR. Quick. Someone log-in to your Hudl account. We spent Saturday mornings manually writing in all the scores on a sheet from the night before to see where we stood for the playoffs. Quick. Somebody hop on the NSAA website.
But, still at it's core football — and all sports — teach. They make better people. They made me.
So, football, and high school sports in general has always been part of my life and part of who I am as a person. As fall practice starts today, whether you are running, or throwing a softball, or playing volleyball in a a gym, we hope that Striv Sports will take you inside high school sports and bring you a story or two or three this fall that you might not have known about otherwise. Our students will share their stories and we are extremely proud to have the ultimate Nebraska sports' ambassador Bobby Mills — The 1,000 Yard Guy — as a part of our Striv team.
Even if the calendar says August, fall is here. And, we are excited to tell you about it.
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Incredibly well written, Tony. This (Striv) will be a team to beat I look forward to more posts and games.


A walk from Easton along the River Frome valley.
When I first came to Bristol I lived in Easton – streets of terraced houses and rows of small shops, cut through by the main railway line and the M32 motorway.
Just up the road I found Eastville Park, an open space with grass and trees. The boating pond had an island where water birds were nesting – swans, ducks, coots and moorhens. On the far side was a stream running between the park and the allotments, which sloped up as the motorway curved northwards.
I followed the stream away from the flyover, avoiding the muddy patches on the path, and crossed a road at the bottom of a steep hill. I went past a small tea hut, through a car park and into Snuff Mills.
The first thing I noticed was the sound of the water falling over the weir, and the Snuff Mills building with its waterwheel, still turning slowly as the water trickled down the chute. I was drawn to the wall overlooking the weir – I love the sound of moving water and watching the patterns it makes as it flows.
The mill is at the foot of a cliff with tall trees leaning across from the other side of the water, and unseen birds were singing in among the leaves.
That was when I noticed the second thing – the silence. No traffic or trains, no people rushing past – it was so quiet there that the water and birdsong sounded loud to my ears.
There was a seat by the wall, and I sat down to enjoy the calm and the quiet - only a few minutes walk from the busy inner city.
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You are likely to recover physically from a miscarriage within a few weeks but emotional recovery may take a lot longer. We explain what to expect after a miscarriage and how you can prepare yourself before trying for another baby.
How your body recovers will depend on the circumstances of your miscarriage and at the stage of pregnancy that you miscarried. As a general guide the earlier the miscarriage the quicker the recovery time. Your healthcare provider will be able to tell you what to expect in the weeks after a miscarriage and will advise you on when you can return to normal activities.
No matter at what stage of pregnancy you miscarried, it's perfectly natural to grieve for the loss of your baby and you have the right to grieve as much or as little as you need. There is no right or wrong way to cope with the grief you are feeling. It's important to remember your partner will be grieving too, so try to talk openly to each other about how you are feeling so you can support each other.
You may find that it helps to talk to others who have been through a similar experience so seeking help from an online support group or talking to a support volunteer at the Miscarriage Association may be of comfort.
If you are finding it hard to come to terms with what has happened, talk to your GP about how you are feeling so that they can help and support you.
What are the chances of miscarriage happening again?
Although having a miscarriage does make you slightly more likely to have another one in the future, you are much more likely to have a healthy pregnancy than another miscarriage. This is true even if you have had three or four miscarriages.
How do I reduce the risk of having a miscarriage?
There are some lifestyle changes that may improve your chances of getting pregnant and having a healthy pregnancy.
Research shows that even moderate drinking and smoking increases the risk of miscarriage so it makes sense for you and your partner to cut out alcohol and if you do smoke, give it up.
A high intake of caffeine has been linked to miscarriage so reduce your caffeine intake to 200mg per day (one or two cups of instant coffee).
Being over or under weight is another risk factor, so get advice on how to lose or gain weight safely before you become pregnant again.
Eating a healthy, balanced diet is the key to good health whether you are pregnant or not. Make sure that you have five portions of fruit and vegetables a day and include foods from the other main food groups – carbohydrates, protein-rich foods and dairy foods. Speak to your GP if you are concerned about your diet as they can give you advice on how to improve your nutrition, suggest suitable vitamin and mineral supplements and can refer you to a dietician if necessary. Remember to take a folic acid supplement for three months before you start trying for another baby and then if you become pregnant for the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
Generally, it is best to avoid any unnecessary medicines when you are trying for a baby or if you're pregnant. If you are taking medication talk to your GP before you start trying to conceive, but don't stop taking prescribed medicines without taking medical advice.
If you have a long term medical condition it is really important that it is very well controlled prior to and during pregnancy. Your GP will advise you of how best to achieve this and may ask you to see a specialist.
When can we start trying for another baby?
You may feel that you need time to recover both emotionally and physically before you start trying for another baby. Or you may want to try again as soon as you can as you see getting pregnant as the best way of getting rid of the feeling of emptiness which often happens after miscarriage.
Your doctor may advise you to wait until you have had at least one period before you start trying for another baby. This allows your menstrual cycle to return to normal, which will make dating the next pregnancy more accurate.
There is some evidence that conceiving in the first six months after a miscarriage may lower the risk of a further miscarriage. If you had a late miscarriage, or you are having tests after recurrent miscarriages you may be advised to wait a bit longer.
Once you know you are pregnant again it's normal to feel anxious about the outcome of this pregnancy. This anxiety is often worse around the time you miscarried in the last pregnancy. Try to remember that every pregnancy is different and you are much more likely to have a normal pregnancy this time.
Your GP and midwife will understand how you are feeling and it is important to talk to them about your concerns. Sometimes an early scan to confirm that the pregnancy is progressing normally is very reassuring.
As the pregnancy progresses your midwife will let you hear your baby's heartbeat with the hand-held Doppler and you will start to feel your baby move. Your antenatal checks and further scans will help to reassure you that things are going well.
As you approach your due date you may again feel more anxious and it is important to tell the professionals who are caring for you about any worries you may have. They are there to help and support you and will be able to give you the reassurance you need.


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The most common causes for pink eye are an infection or allergic reaction. Babies can also get pink eye from an incompletely opened tear duct. Occasionally, eye irritation from contact with chemicals or a foreign object can induce pink eye. Whatever its cause, pink eye is an inflammation of the conjunctiva — the eye's protective membrane. When the conjunctiva is inflamed, its small blood vessels become more visible. The aggravated blood vessels cause the whites of the eyes to look pink or red.
While pink eye is uncomfortable, the condition is unlikely to affect your vision. For the most part, the symptoms are merely irritating, and they include redness, itchiness and teary. You might also feel a gritty sensation, as if there was a foreign object in your eye. Conjunctivitis may also cause your eyes to expel discharge that forms a crust at night. Any of these symptoms may appear in one or both eyes.
Treatments may vary according to what caused the pink eye. Bacterial conjunctivitis may need to be cleared with antibiotic eye drops or ointment. Viral conjunctivitis will most likely resolve itself within three weeks, without medical intervention. Allergic conjunctivitis requires treatment for the allergy itself. Doctors may address the allergy with antihistamines, decongestants or steroids. Anti-inflammatory eye drops can alleviate the symptoms.
Home remedies are particularly helpful for coping with pink eye. A cool or warm compress can temporarily relieve most of the symptoms. You can make a compress by soaking a clean cloth in water, then resting it gently over your closed eyes. Only apply the compress to the infected eye, or it could spread and infect both eyes. Over-the-counter eye drops can also ease discomfort. People with contact lenses should discontinue wearing their lenses until the inflammation goes away. Depending on the type of pink eye, they may also want to change the lenses and case completely.
Simple precautions can help you avoid pink eye or keep you from spreading it to others. Germs often travel from your hands to your eyes, so it's good practice to wash your hands often and avoid touching your eyes with your hands. People who wear contact lenses should be particularly diligent about washing before inserting and removing their lenses. Bacteria can also travel on cosmetics, so try not to share eye makeup. If you have pink eye, dispose of your eye makeup to prevent the pink eye from coming back. Even if your symptoms appear to have resolved in a few days, conjunctivitis can be contagious for over a week.


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Q: Multiple assignment (field = Property = value) Is it safe to do this in C#?
field = Property = value;

Is it guaranteed that the setter and getter be called in succession and will field only be assigned the result of the getter and not necessarily value? Will the compiler optimize it away to just value?

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You can even assign the same value to multiple variables, like this:
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Rudolf Stämpfli (* 3. August 1955 in Bern) ist ein Schweizer Unternehmer der graphischen Industrie und Verleger. Er führt zusammen mit seinem Bruder Peter Stämpfli seit 1988 in sechster Generation das Familienunternehmen Stämpfli AG in Bern.

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Die Schulzeit verbrachte Stämpfli in Bern. Von 1977 bis 1982 hat Rudolf Stämpfli an der Hochschule St. Gallen Betriebswirtschaft und Operations Research studiert. 1985 wurde er dort mit einer Dissertation zur Kalkulation in der graphischen Industrie zum Dr. oec. HSG promoviert. 1998 absolvierte Stämpfli eine Weiterausbildung an der Stanford Graduate School of Business in Kalifornien. Der Handels- und Industrieverein des Kantons Bern überreichte ihm 2009 den 25. HIV-Preis. Am dies academicus im Dezember 2014 verlieh ihm die Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultät der Universität Bern die Ehrendoktorwürde.

1984 trat er ins Familienunternehmen Stämpfli AG in Bern ein; 1988 übernahm er zusammen mit seinem Bruder Peter Stämpfli die Firma. Heute ist er Präsident des Verwaltungsrates und Verleger der Stämpfli Verlag AG. Er war bis Ende Oktober 2020 zudem Präsident des Verwaltungsrates der BLS AG in Bern. Seit 2013 war er Vizepräsident des Verwaltungsrates der Mobiliar Holding AG und seit 2015 ebenfalls Vizepräsident des Verwaltungsrates der Berner Kantonalbank AG BEKB. Beide Mandate endeten mit Ablauf der Amtszeit 2020.

Vom 28. Juni 2003 bis zum 1. Juli 2011 war er Präsident des Schweizerischen Arbeitgeberverbandes, welcher ihn nach seinem Rücktritt als Ehrenmitglied des Vorstandes wählte. Ausserdem engagierte sich Stämpfli in der Burgergemeinde Bern, unter anderem als deren Vizepräsident von 2011 bis Mitte 2016.

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 2009: 25. HIV-Preisträger des Kantons Bern
 2014: Dr. rer. oec. h. c. der Universität Bern

Weblinks

 Website der Stämpfli AG
 Rudolf Stämpfli auf der Website BLS AG

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Unternehmer (Bern)
Unternehmer (20. Jahrhundert)
Unternehmer (21. Jahrhundert)
Verleger (20. Jahrhundert)
Verleger (21. Jahrhundert)
Ehrendoktor der Universität Bern
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In September 2020, the Health Reform Transition Unit was established within the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet in response to the Health and Disability System Review/Hauora Manaaki Ki Aotearoa Whānui(external link).
The Transition Unit provides the Government with advice on the response to the Review and the future of our health system, including:
developing the policy response and design of the system operating model
providing advice on the establishment of new entities and legislative change
working on an overall implementation plan and work programmefor the transition.
The need for reform
Structure and leadership / Te hātepe me ōna kaiārahi
Stephen McKernan
The Transition Unit is led by former Director-General of Health Stephen McKernan, who is the Director of the Unit. He reports to a Ministerial Group for delivery of the work programme.
The Ministerial Oversight Group is made up of the Prime Minister (Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern), the Minister of Finance (Hon Grant Robertson), the Minister of Health (Hon Andrew Little), the Associate Minister of Health – Māori (Hon Peeni Henare) and the Minister for Disability Issues (Hon Carmel Sepuloni). This group provides steer to the Transition Unit's work on health reforms and makes key decisions under delegation from Cabinet.
Associate Ministers of Health Hon Ayesha Verrall and Hon Aupito William Sio are also involved in setting the direction for reforms – particularly in relation to public health and Pacific health and wellbeing respectively.
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Feedback wanted on Butte's Master Plan to improve historic Uptown
Butte is close to developing a master plan for its historic Uptown to make improvements to its infrastructure and even its overall appearances so that the intersection of Montana and Galena could possibly have a completely new look.
By: John Emeigh
BUTTE - Butte is close to developing a master plan for its historic Uptown to make improvements to its infrastructure and even its overall appearances so that the intersection of Montana and Galena could possibly have a completely new look.
"Physical improvements to the streets, lighting plans, a public art commission, things that would really lend to a vibrant Uptown," said Butte's Director of Community Development Karen Byrnes.
Courtesy, John Emeigh - MTN NEWS
The 213-page plan is designed to make the city more pedestrian-friendly and market Uptown's assets to tourists and developers.
The owners of Headframe Spirits had a vision of taking an old building and turning it into a vibrant business and they see Butte's Uptown master plan of having that same vision.
"Uptown is a great place to have a business, Butte-Silver Bow is so incredible to work with and it takes a little bit of vision to see past present conditions to think about what the future in some of these buildings might look like," said Headframe Spirits Co-owner Courtney McKee.
"Uptown Butte and the assets we have are like no other place in the state, we have amazing architectural and cultural resources," said Byrnes.
Courtney McKee supports the plan that she sees as looking toward the future and trying to bring more money to Butte.
"I think that would be importing more dollars, I think should be importing more butts in seats at Tech games, more dollars in businesses here in Butte," said McKee.
The city wants more feedback from the public before the plans get final approval in December.
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Paisley Rekdal was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. She received an MA from the University of Toronto and an MFA from the University of Michigan.
Rekdal is the author of Nightingale, forthcoming from Copper Canyon Press in 2019; Imaginary Vessels (Copper Canyon Press, 2016); Animal Eye (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2012), winner of the 2013 Rilke Prize from the University of North Texas; The Invention of the Kaleidoscope (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2007); Six Girls without Pants (Eastern Washington University, 2002); and A Crash of Rhinos (University of Georgia Press, 2000), winner of the University of Georgia Press' Contemporary Poetry Series Award.
Rekdal is also the author of a book-length essay, The Broken Country: On Trauma, a Crime, and the Continuing Legacy of Vietnam (University of Georgia Press, 2017); an essay collection, The Night My Mother Met Bruce Lee (Pantheon Books, 2000); and a hybrid-genre memoir, Intimate (Tupelo Press, 2012).
She is the recipient of fellowships from the Amy Lowell Trust, Civitella Ranieri, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts, among others. In May 2017, Rekdal was named poet laureate of Utah. She currently teaches at the University of Utah and lives in Salt Lake City.
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Paisley Rekdal is the author of Imaginary Vessels (Copper Canyon Press, 2016) and Animal Eye (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2012), among others. She lives in Salt Lake City.
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While we were down in Southern California for Thanksgiving with Aaron's family we spent one Saturday morning taking our family pictures with the talented, Johnny Jaquez. We had such a great session and I love how the photos came out! Thank you Johnny for capturing our family so beautifully.
Amazing photos! It looks like you had a wonderful time.


I like the look of layering design elements on a card. Some stampers call it a Stacked Collage technique. A mix of textures add to the collage look. It's hard to see but the larger Whisper White cardstock is embossed with the Pinewood Planks Embossing Folder. I wanted the focus to be on the tree. I wasn't sure I would like Soft Suede and Granny Apple Green together but it works for this card. What do you think?
This particular stamp set has a nice set of greetings in a pretty font that is gender neutral. "Thinking of you" is one of those generic greetings that can really be used for any occasion, from birthdays to anniversaries to get well or sympathy. It's nice to have a stash of "Thinking of You" cards ready to give to someone.


The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has released its Mutual Evaluation Report of the UK's anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CFT) measures. The assessment is mostly positive, but the government can't fight this alone – efforts to fight financial crime need to be replicated in the private sector. Find out more in this blog.
FATF has been described as "the most powerful organisation most people have never heard of." Formed in 1989 as a result of pressure from the G7, FATF operates as an inter-governmental body, counting 36 states as members. Its purpose is to act as an international 'watchdog' for the global financial system.
The Mutual Evaluation Report is a comprehensive look at the effectiveness of the UK's AML and CTF measures, systems and regulations, as well as assessing the risk the country faces from these threats.
While FATF is generally very positive about the UK's efforts to counter money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF), it is recognised that the level of risk faced by the country remains high.
The report notes that as a global financial centre and the world's largest centre for cross-border banking, the UK is 'vulnerable and at risk of being used as a destination or transit location for criminal proceeds'1.
Likewise, on terrorist financing, the report states that the UK 'faces severe threats from international terrorism'2 noting that terrorist-financing activity is generally focused on funding travel or terrorist attack plans.
FATF point out that the UK has an 'extremely large and diverse'3 financial sector, with a wide range of different types of financial institutions in operation. And with this diversity comes an accompanying variety in the types of risks that these organisations will face – making for a complex risk landscape for businesses to navigate.
FATF's assessment of the general understanding of AML and CFT risks across UK financial institutions notes that banks are particularly strong. Other types of financial institutions, such as money services businesses (MSBs), insurance providers and asset management firms are found to have a 'good understanding'4. However, interestingly it says that 'both banks and MSBs, particularly smaller firms have a mixed understanding of risk'5. The report also singles out Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions (DNFBs) such as accountants, auditors and real-estate agents as having a 'much less developed'6 understanding.
Suspicious activity reports (SARs) play a significant role in highlighting potential ML and TF activity, but FATF's assessment of the UK's SAR reporting is not altogether positive.
While the assessment of the UK's measures against AML and CFT are generally positive, the fact remains that billions of pounds are illegally laundered through the UK every year, with London, the so-called 'money-laundering capital'8 at the centre of most of this activity. Data suggests that in 2017, up to 90 billion pounds was laundered in the UK9.
The risks faced by the UK are particularly diverse and complex, and it appears that some financial institutions are failing to fully understand and therefore mitigate these risks.
It seems that there is also significant work to be done to address the quality and quantity of SARs across the UK's financial sector – a critical function to identify illegal activity.
The government has a strong mandate to stop the flow of illicit funds through the UK's financial markets. However, firms must take an active role in supporting the government's efforts, as they are, after all, at the frontline of countering these activities. Firms and their staff are responsible for taking the action required to identify when suspicious activity may be occurring and also taking mitigating steps to prevent their firm being used for the purposes of financial crime in the first place.
As a first step, firms must put in place strong policies and controls that enable them to comply with the UK's Money Laundering Regulations.
Secondly, they need to take a proactive role in understanding the breadth and depth of risks their institution faces and ensure that the appropriate staff in the business can take action to mitigate these risks.
Frontline staff play a critical role in identifying AM and TF activity. Ensuring staff are cognisant to risks and confident in taking the right course of action (such as filing SARs) is vital in protecting both the firm and the UK as a whole.
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Q: How do I pass a String to return an object in a get method? web API with ASP.NET Core 6.0 I'm trying to pass in a string,sigla do Curso, and use the get method to return the object equivalent to this acronym, but the output returns an error
Error:
{
"type": "https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-6.5.1",
"title": "One or more validation errors occurred.",
"status": 400,
"traceId": "00-8db2fbce7dfcc684ce94f0e8b4baaab1-67a764080f12fca7-00",
"errors": {
    "id": [
        "The value 'enc' is not valid."
    ]
}

}
Code:
// GET: api/Cursos/LES
        [HttpGet("cursos/{sigla}")]
        public async Task<ActionResult<Curso>> GetCurso(string sigla)
        {
            if (_context.Cursos == null)
            {
                return NotFound();
            }
            var curso = await _context.Cursos.Include(f => f.Sigla).
            FirstOrDefaultAsync(a => a.Sigla == sigla);

            if (curso == null)
            {
                return NotFound();
            }

            return curso;
        }

Class curso:
namespace UniversidadeApi.Models
{
    public class Curso
    {
        public long Id { get; set; }
        public string? Sigla { get; set; }
        public string? Nome { get; set; }

    }
}

URL used to send a get request:
https://localhost:7225/api/cursos/enc
I also tested with the urls:
https://localhost:7225/api/cursos/ENC
https://localhost:7225/api/cursos/"ENC"
The object I created with the post method:
 {
    "id": 1,
    "sigla": "ENC",
    "nome": "Engenharia da Computação"
}

A: Try to use [FromRoute] attribute with your parameter. Like this:
[HttpGet("cursos/{sigla}")]
public async Task<ActionResult<Curso>> GetCurso([FromRoute] string sigla)
{
...
}

More about model binding here.

A: I just change the var curso line to this new line and it worked
var curso = await _context.Cursos.FirstOrDefaultAsync(a => a.Sigla == sigla);


An oversized mirror makes a small room feel much larger.
Mirrors in home decor, especially oversized mirrors, are assets when positioned to accentuate your home's best features. Framed or unframed, mounted or free-standing, mirrors are hardworking and can double your decorating dollar. You may live in only 500 square feet, but the right mirror can make it appear much larger.
The simple addition of a large mirror will turn your dining room into a fashionable room in an instant.
When placed in a dark room, an oversized mirror eagerly exposes any bit of light and radiates it throughout the entire room.
A mirror's reflective qualities brighten a room, even on a cloudy day.


This guide serves to replace a faulty flash mechanism.
Remove the knot on the wrist lanyard.
Remove the battery and memory card.
Remove all screws from sides of outer casing.
Begin removing the screws on the bottom of the outer casing.
Remove the rest of the screws from the outer casing.
Gently pull the front cover off the camera.
Open the "A/V Out Digital" cover slide, and remove the screw inside.
Gently pull off the back casing.
Remove the black "L" shaped piece of metal.
Remove the three screws that are holding the screen in place and free the screen from the underlying components.
Be careful of the ribbon wire that is still attached on the left of the screen.
With the spudger, gently lift the black flap that is holding the wide ribbon cable wire in place.
Unplug the wide ribbon cable.
Remove the L-shaped corner trim containing the picture button.
Carefully unplug the connection cable attached.
Pull the selector wheel from the top corner of the camera.
With a set of tweezers, carefully remove the ribbon cable connection.
Unscrew the zoom toggle switch and remove.
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Vivah Muhurat 2021-22: After 2 days, the shehnais will start ringing
Riti Tomar Updated 13 Nov 2021 10:49 PM IST
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Wedding season begins with Devuthani Ekadashi. This year, from Dev Uthani Ekadashi on 14 November 2021 to the end of November, there are 9 auspicious times for marriage.
Auspicious works like marriage, shaving, which were closed during Chaturmas, will now start from Devuthani Ekadashi (14 November 2021). Tulsi Shaligram Vivah is solemnized on this day after Lord Vishnu wakes up from his sleep. With this, the waiting for 4 months for weddings will end. Although marriages start from the day of Devuthani Ekadashi, but in Hinduism, the auspicious time for marriages is given great importance. Let us know from Chandigarh's astrologer Madan Gupta Saptu that how many and what are the auspicious times of marriage from November 2021 to April 2022.
There will be a break on marriages on December 14
Marriage Muhurat (Vivah Muhurat 2021) will start from November 14, 2021, but due to the Malmas from December 14 to January 14, there will be a break on marriages. In Sanatan Dharma and astrology, during Malamas, all auspicious works including marriage have been said to be prohibited. However, as soon as Malmas is over, marriages will start once again in the year 2022.
Auspicious time for marriage in November 2021: The first time for marriage in November 2021 is on November 14, 2021. After this, auspicious time for marriage will be on 14th, 15th, 16th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 28th, 29th and 30th of this month.
Auspicious time for marriage in December 2021: Marriage can be done on 1,2,6,7,8,9,11 and 13th of December 2021.
Also read: Kartik Purnima 2021: Do not make these mistakes on Kartik Purnima, it will be heavy; Know the auspicious time of bath
Auspicious time for marriage in January 2022: It will be auspicious to get married on 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th of January 2022.
Auspicious time for marriage in February 2022: It will be auspicious to get married on 5,6,7,9,10,11,12,18,19,20 and 22nd of February 2022.
Shubh Muhurta for marriage in March 2022: There are only 2 auspicious time for marriage in March 2022. It will be auspicious to get married on 4th and 9th of this month.
Auspicious time for marriage in April 2022: It will be auspicious to get married on 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 27th of April 2022.
It is advisable to take out auspicious time even in these days which are said to be auspicious for marriage. Usually, along with finding out the auspicious date for getting married, the auspicious time of that date is also taken out. Abhijeet Muhurta is considered the most auspicious for getting married. It happens around 12 noon. Lord Shri Ram was born in this Muhurta.
When will you marry your soulmate? Consult astrologers only @10r
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Almost 30 years later, a user in Luxembourg is still using the printer he bought from Mita in 1979, while a South African company is still using a machine manufactured in 1980.
Eicher Eicher Bureau Service (EBS) was named the winner in Kyocera Mita's Marathon Machine Competition, with its Mita Copystar DC-15, an analogue A3 copier with 15 copies per minute and manufactured in 1979 by Mita, still running.
The Mita 600Ds machine, manufactured in 1980, achieved second and third place for South African company Tswane Digital Solutions and Swiss company Frankhausen Büromaschinen respectively. Global Union of Hungary attained fourth position with a Mita DC-131, also manufactured in 1980, followed by fifth place Terje Olsen Kontormaskiner with a Mita DC-121, manufactured in 1982.
The competition, which was launched across Europe, Middle East and Africa in October 2007, sought to find the oldest working Kyocera Mita device in the region. The competition saw entries from customers in countries including South Africa, Bahrain, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Norway, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, UK and Ukraine.
Kyocera Mita printers and multifunctional products are renowned for being robust and reliable and the competition was designed to find out how long its long-life products really last.
Other machines dominating the number of entries were the milestone F-1010, the first Kyocera laser printer, and the FS-1500, the first Kyocera ECOSYS printer. The F-1010, manufactured in 1986, is a monochrome A4 printer with a print speed of 10 pages per minute (ppm). The FS-1500, manufactured in 1991, introduced Kyocera Mita's revolutionary Ecosys concept, centred on its long-life and robust amorphous silicon drum that lasts for 300 000 prints.


I remember the first time I saw a Broadway show. I was in high school and because I grew up in close proximity to New York City, my school purchased Broadway Theater Tickets and we went on a class trip. I can tell you I was hooked on theater from the very moment I saw those actors appear on stage.
To this day, I consider myself fortunate to have been able to attend that show, as my folks were elderly and did not have the ability to take me to theater. On the other hand, I wish I had been able to go when I was even younger. For me is was, and still is,..... a magical experience.
I vowed as an adult, after my son was born, to take him to see theater at an early age. I kept my word and I have not regretted it. One family fun day we have as often as possible involves purchasing Broadway play tickets. My son has been keeping the Broadway Show tickets of everything he has seen in a scrapbook and is creating a lifetime of memories.
And what of Broadway and Times Square...we've walked from one end to the other many times. Yes, we do have our very own favorite Times Square Restaurants and our favorite spots for after the show, too.
Our very favorite has moved Uptown and although we miss it not being in its old location, it works out nicely when we occasionally go Uptown to theater at Lincoln Center. It's only a few blocks from there.
Now, you might be fortunate, as we are, to live close to New York City Broadway or you might be considering a family vacation to the area. If you are trying to decide what Broadway Theater Tickets to purchase that will be be family friendly, I can give you an idea of how to get information on Broadway shows and this will help in your decision.
Broadway show Websites are fairly easy to find by looking on the Internet for either the play itself, or if you know the name of the Broadway Theater, at which it is showing, you can look that up.
Once you find the Website, you will usually find a synopsis of the plot, information about the actors and actresses in the show, information about the creative team, and other interesting tidbits but you do not always get information about for what age group the show may be appropriate.
If you do purchase a ticket for a child younger than 4, that child may not be admitted to the theater when you show up.
Broadway Theater Tickets must be purchased, however, for everyone attending. Do not assume that if you are bringing a 4 or 5 year old child that they can get into the play and sit on your lap.
Once you have decided on the Broadway Play you want to attend with the family, there are many places to purchase tickets. You can buy through one of the large companies mentioned earlier, or through the box office. There are many discount ticket brokers, clubs you can join on the Internet, school discount programs, a booth in Times Square and numerous other ways of getting Broadway Theater Tickets.
If you are vacationing in New York City, or not, you can also find package deals for hotels, dinner and a show. To find the best deals you will have to do some research but believe me, many times it is really worth it.
Well, there you have it, the why and the wherefore of Broadway Show Tickets...Come into New York City and have some family fun. You'll be making some great memories for the entire family. See you at the theater!


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'The King of Staten Island' Soundtrack Details
Posted: June 9, 2020 by filmmusicreporter in Film Music Albums
Tags: Judd Apatow, Michael Andrews, score, Soundtrack, The King of Staten Island
Back Lot Music will release a soundtrack EP for Judd Apatow's comedy The King of Staten Island. The 6-track EP features the film's original music composed by Michael Andrews (Donnie Darko, Bridesmaids, Freaks & Geeks, Funny People, The Big Sick, Bad Teacher) who collaborated with Nosaj Thing and Emile Haynie on his score. The soundtrack will be released digitally tomorrow, June 10 and will be available to stream/download here. The King of Staten Island is co-written and directed by Apatow and stars Pete Davidson, Marisa Tomei, Bill Burr, Bel Powley, Maude Apatow, Steve Buscemi. The movie revolves around a man who has been a case of arrested development ever since his firefighter father died and is now chasing a dream of becoming a tattoo artist. The comedy will be released on PVOD this Friday, June 12 by Universal Pictures. Visit the official movie website for more information.
Here's the track list of the EP:
1. Wake Up Staten Island – Michael Andrews & Emile Haynie (2:01)
2. Pharmacy Heist – Michael Andrews & Nosaj Thing (3:18)
3. Ray And Harold – Michael Andrews (1:32)
4. Step Up – Michael Andrews & Nosaj Thing (2:19)
5. Tattoo Reveal – Michael Andrews & Emile Haynie (1:50)
6. The Ferry – Michael Andrews & Nosaj Thing (1:10)


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Komorebi Translations is a linguistic solutions company specialized in the Portuguese, Japanese and English languages. We work to facilitate the communication between Brazilian and Japanese companies and institutions around the world, promoting opportunities for new businesses and spreading knowledge. For this purpose, it is crucial to select a qualified translator or interpreter, so that the information is conveyed clearly and correctly, without causing misunderstandings that could erode your goal.
Participating in the successes and achievements from our clients, Komorebi Translations aims at being a key partner to add value to communication needs in Portuguese, Japanese and English. We always strive to meet the most complex and specific linguistic needs and, therefore, we value the process of learning specificities and preferences from each client, with technical precision and a language that is adequate to each target audience.
For Komorebi Translations, language is one of the most significant aspects of a people's culture. Understanding and respecting it is essential to establish a trust relationship wherever they are.
Contact us and learn more about how Komorebi can help your company or businesses achieve global visibility, through translation and interpretation.
Responsible for Komorebi Translations, Anna Lígia Pozzetti is a professional translator and interpreter, with over six years of experience in the market. Graduated in Economic Sciences by the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), she has a master's degree in Economic History by the same university, with a research on the transition from feudalism to capitalism in Japan. Thanks to her seven years living in Japan and to continued studies, she has extensive knowledge on cultural, economic, social and political aspects of Japan, which is crucial for excellent translation or interpretation services, due to the specificity from both cultures.
She acquired fluency in Japanese after living for six years in Japan during her childhood. The enhanced skills in the language were acquired through continued studies, as well as the university experience at the Institute of Political Science and Economics from the Waseda University, in Tokyo, and the professional internship through AIESEC JAPAN, in Osaka.
Because she does not come from a Japanese family, one may find this strange at first sight, but the Japanese spoken is native-level!
Hear a sample of my voice speaking in Japanese and Portuguese.
We have support from carefully selected and seasoned professionals in the pairs Japanese/Portuguese, Japanese/English, and Portuguese/English to meet larger translation and interpretation demands. With flexibility and agility, we are able to meet different demands, without ever losing sight of the mandatory quality.
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WHAT IS KOMOREBI?
Komorebi (木漏れ日) refers to the sunrays that go through tree branches and leaves. Komorebi is a Japanese word that has no equivalent in any other language. In translation and interpretation, there are moments we face words that do not have equivalents in the language into which we are translating. When this occurs, it is necessary to look for alternatives that convey the meaning of the word, often adapting it to cultural aspects of the language.
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This is a list of the 15 biggest cities in Tanzania. Scroll down the page to see a longer list of smaller cities. Larger cities are listed first so you can find a major airport if you're booking a flight.
The largest cities in Tanzania are shown at the top of the page. We currently have data on 269 cities in Tanzania. Here is a list of some of the smaller towns.


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Springfield, MA (Brightwood)
About Springfield, MA (Brightwood)
Brightwood median real estate price is $192,787, which is less expensive than 95.1% of Massachusetts neighborhoods and 58.1% of all U.S. neighborhoods.
The average rental price in Brightwood is currently $731, based on NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis. Rents here are currently lower in price than 99.6% of Massachusetts neighborhoods.
Brightwood is an urban neighborhood (based on population density) located in Springfield, Massachusetts.
Brightwood real estate is primarily made up of medium sized (three or four bedroom) to small (studio to two bedroom) apartment complexes/high-rise apartments and small apartment buildings. Most of the residential real estate is renter occupied. Many of the residences in the Brightwood neighborhood are older, well-established, built between 1940 and 1969. A number of residences were also built between 1970 and 1999.
Real estate vacancies in Brightwood are 4.4%, which is lower than one will find in 78.0% of American neighborhoods. Demand for real estate in Brightwood is above average for the U.S., and may signal some demand for either price increases or new construction of residential product for this neighborhood.
Notable & Unique: People
The Brightwood neighborhood stands out for having an average per capita income lower than 99.2% of the neighborhoods in the United States. The Brightwood neighborhood also has a greater percentage of children living in poverty (74.6%) than found in 99.1% of all U.S. neighborhoods. Children living in poverty is one of the challenges facing America, and the world, and in this neighborhood in particular, the problem can be considered acute.
In addition, whether by choice, divorce, or unplanned pregnancy, single moms may have the toughest job in the book. NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis reveals that the Brightwood neighborhood has more single mother households than 96.7% of the neighborhoods in the U.S. Often high concentrations of single mother homes can be a strong indicator of family and social issues such as poverty, high rates of school dropouts, crime, and other societal problems.
Notable & Unique: Occupations
The Brightwood neighborhood stands out nationally for having a greater proportion of its residents active in the military than 96.6% of other U.S. neighborhoods. If you come here, you will notice military people active in their jobs, going to and from work, and in plain clothes out and about the neighborhood.
Notable & Unique: Real Estate
85.2% of the real estate in the Brightwood neighborhood is occupied by renters, which is nearly the highest rate of renter occupancy of any neighborhood in America.
Did you know that the Brightwood neighborhood has more Puerto Rican ancestry people living in it than nearly any neighborhood in America? It's true! In fact, 78.4% of this neighborhood's residents have Puerto Rican ancestry.
Brightwood is also pretty special linguistically. Significantly, 65.4% of its residents five years old and above primarily speak Spanish at home. This is a higher percentage than 96.7% of all U.S. neighborhoods.
The neighbors in the Brightwood neighborhood in Springfield are low income, making it among the lowest income neighborhoods in America. NeighborhoodScout's research shows that this neighborhood has an income lower than 99.2% of U.S. neighborhoods. With 74.6% of the children here below the federal poverty line, this neighborhood has a higher rate of childhood poverty than 99.1% of U.S. neighborhoods.
The old saying "you are what you eat" is true. But it is also true that you are what you do for a living. The types of occupations your neighbors have shape their character, and together as a group, their collective occupations shape the culture of a place.
In the Brightwood neighborhood, 33.4% of the working population is employed in sales and service jobs, from major sales accounts, to working in fast food restaurants. The second most important occupational group in this neighborhood is manufacturing and laborer occupations, with 29.4% of the residents employed. Other residents here are employed in clerical, assistant, and tech support occupations (20.5%), and 16.7% in executive, management, and professional occupations.
The languages spoken by people in this neighborhood are diverse. These are tabulated as the languages people preferentially speak when they are at home with their families. The most common language spoken in the Brightwood neighborhood is Spanish, spoken by 65.4% of households. Other important languages spoken here include English and Italian.
Boston's Beacon Hill blue-blood streets, Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish enclaves, Los Angeles' Persian neighborhoods. Each has its own culture derived primarily from the ancestries and culture of the residents who call these neighborhoods home. Likewise, each neighborhood in America has its own culture – some more unique than others – based on lifestyle, occupations, the types of households – and importantly – on the ethnicities and ancestries of the people who live in the neighborhood. Understanding where people came from, who their grandparents or great-grandparents were, can help you understand how a neighborhood is today.
In the Brightwood neighborhood in Springfield, MA, residents most commonly identify their ethnicity or ancestry as Puerto Rican (78.4%). There are also a number of people of Sub-Saharan African ancestry (6.5%), and residents who report Italian roots (2.9%), and some of the residents are also of Mexican ancestry (1.5%), along with some Dominican ancestry residents (1.4%), among others.
Even if your neighborhood is walkable, you may still have to drive to your place of work. Some neighborhoods are located where many can get to work in just a few minutes, while others are located such that most residents have a long and arduous commute. The greatest number of commuters in Brightwood neighborhood spend between 15 and 30 minutes commuting one-way to work (48.9% of working residents), which is shorter than the time spent commuting to work for most Americans.
Here most residents (59.6%) drive alone in a private automobile to get to work. In addition, quite a number also ride the bus to get to work (12.6%) and 12.4% of residents also carpool with coworkers, friends, or neighbors for their daily commute. In a neighborhood like this, as in most of the nation, many residents find owning a car useful for getting to work.
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Employment Industries in Brightwood
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District Quality Compared to Massachusetts
Better than of MA school districts.
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Q: google script file's folder What the easiest way for specific file to retrieve the path(or id) of folder that contains it?

A: the answer is in the Docslist documentation : getParents() returns an array of parent folders.
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Ratnovskaya () is a rural locality (a village) in Razinskoye Rural Settlement, Kharovsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia. The population was 42 in 2002.

Geography
Ratnovskaya is located 44 km north of Kharovsk (the district's administrative centre) by road. Nikulinskoye is the nearest rural locality.

References

Rural localities in Kharovsky District