In international route news, Virgin Atlantic starts a pair of west coast routes; Delta resumes a transatlantic route and adds a South American one; Iceland's WOW brings its low-fare service to the Midwest; American puts a new cabin class on sale; Emirates scales back at LAX but British Airways grows there; United starts two seasonal routes to Rome; Finnair drops a U.S. gateway; and Copa doubles down at O'Hare.
Virgin Atlantic Airways this week kicked off its new service to Seattle, using a 787-9 for its daily flights to London Heathrow. Virgin's operations in the U.S. are closely coordinated with joint venture partner Delta, and Virgin's new Seattle service replaces Delta's daily flight to London. Delta was using a 767, so Virgin's 787-9 increases capacity on the route by 50 seats a day. Also this week, Virgin Atlantic introduced new seasonal service from San Francisco International to Manchester, using an A330-300. That route operates three days a week (Tuesday, Friday and Sunday). It's the only SFO-Manchester non-stop service, but it won't be for long: On May 14, U.K. leisure carrier Thomas Cook Airlines will begin two flights a week with an A330-200. All this is in addition to British Airways four daily nonstops from the Bay Area to London!
Delta will expand its South America reach later this year with new daily service between New York JFK and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, slated to launch December 21. Using a 210-passenger 767-300 with Delta One flatbed seats, Delta will offer onward connections at Rio to 23 Brazilian destinations thanks to its Brazilian partner GOL. Meanwhile, Delta this week resumed service on the Atlanta-Brussels route, flying five times a week (increasing to daily during summer) with a 767-400. Delta had suspended the route a year ago after the Brussels terror attacks, although it maintained daily flights to Brussels from JFK.
On July 13, Icelandic low-cost carrier WOW will add another U.S. gateway, starting service four days a week to Reykjavik from Chicago O'Hare. The carrier said it is offering one-way base fares starting as low as $99 (plus extras) from ORD to Iceland, or $149 for connections to major European capitals. The flights will operate Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays using an A321-300 with 30-inch seat pitch (or 34 inches for an additional fee).
American Airlines' new international premium economy seats, currently available on a few routes out of Dallas/Ft. Worth, have been used for upgrades during their rollout. But now the airline is putting the new cabin category on sale for travel beginning May 4. AA's premium economy class is on its new 787-9s from DFW to Paris, Madrid, Sao Paulo and Seoul. Seats are 19 inches wide with 38 inches of pitch (vs. 33-34 inches in Main Cabin Extra) in a 2-3-2 layout.
Is that U.S. laptop ban starting to hurt business for the big Middle Eastern carriers? Routesonline.com reports that Emirates is "temporarily adjusting" its schedule between Los Angeles and Dubai, cutting service from two flights a day to one from May 1 through June 30.
But Routesonline.com says that British Airways is planning an increased schedule from LAX to London Heathrow, bringing on a third daily flight effective October 29. The additional frequency will use a 787-9. On the same date, BA will boost its New Orleans-LHR schedule from four flights a week to five. Meanwhile, BA this week introduced its biggest bird – the 469-passenger A380-800 – into the aircraft mix on its Boston-London route, where the giant jet operates Mondays and Fridays.
United's seasonal international schedule adjustments start to kick in next week. On April 4, the carrier will begin seasonal service from Newark to Rome and from Washington Dulles to Rome, both using 767s. The Newark flights continue through November 8, while the Dulles schedule is in place through October 27. Also on April 4, United will lay on extra frequencies from Newark to Paris, Dublin and London.
Trying to get from Miami to Helsinki this summer? Forget Finnair, which is suspending service on that route from May 1 through September 30, according to Routesonline.com. The Finnish carrier is also cutting back Chicago-Helsinki frequencies from five flights a week to three.
Panama's Copa Airlines is doubling its service from Chicago O'Hare to Panama City effective June 1, when it will supplement its existing daily morning departure with a midafternoon flight out of ORD. Copa has onward service from its Panama City hub to 50 destinations in Latin America.
$99 one-way fares from California to Europe? Fares are highly restricted, but yep, they are there… and available for a handful of June flights from San Francisco and Los Angeles.
One of the newest low-fare transatlantic carriers to fly to the U.S. is Iceland's Wow Air. Over the last year it has introduced nonstops between Reykjavik and Boston and Baltimore/Washington at similar bargain basement fares.
WOW Air is an ultra-low-cost carrier that makes its money from ancillary passenger fees– for example, you are only allowed a carry-on bag of up to 11 pounds. If it weighs more than that, you'll pay a fee of $48 each way. If you want to check a bag you'll pay a stiff $67 fee each way. To choose a seat ahead of time, you'll pay between $10 and $48, depending on legroom. See this for the full list of extra fees.
Nonetheless, those $99 one-way fares are hard to resist. But you won't find a $99 fare on the return leg. To get back, the cheapest one-way fare is $199, making round trips $398.
Flight time between San Francisco or LAX and Reykjavik is nine hours and the carrier will use a wide-body Airbus A330-300 on the route that has 340 seats onboard. Seat pitch ranges from 30 to 34 inches.
The $99 fares will get you to Iceland (one of the world's hottest destinations right now), but you can stop over in Reykjavik and continue on to other European cities (such as London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfurt, Dublin, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Stockholm) for as little as $199 one way.
More about Wow Air here.
With a required change of planes in Iceland, this is not your average business traveler's airline.
Still, if you are headed to Iceland, have some extra time to get to Europe, or just want to be the first on your block to fly Wow Air, it does have an interesting twist on seating: Although all its aircraft are one-class, you can decide how much legroom you want — paying extra for more, of course.
The website jaunted.com recently tried out Wow Air's service, and found that its regular seating on the A321s it flies from the East Coast have a knee crunching 30-inch pitch. But travelers can opt up to "L seats" with 33 inches for an extra $24, or even more to "XL" seats with 35-inch pitch for a $33 premium. The reporter noted that since most of the passengers were apparently budget-focused, her XL seat choice gave her a row all to herself.
Inaugural flights from San Francisco start on on June 9th and in Los Angeles starting on June 15th.
SFO to Iceland nonstops will be available five days a week; from LAX, four days a week with connecting flights on to other European destinations. The $99 deal from SFO is only good on June 10, 17 and 24 and on Saturdays between September 24 and November 19.
From LAX, the $99 deal is only good on June 21 or 28, or on Tuesdays between September 27 and November. The $199 fares for continuing flights to Europe are similarly restricted.
Launched in November 2011, WOW air now connects twenty-seven destinations across the U.S. and Europe with the Icelandic capital.
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Delta has unveiled plans for a seasonal summer expansion of its routes to Europe.
This additional capacity should make it somewhat easier to find award seats across the pond…right? At least we can hope so. How's your luck been so far?
To Italy, Delta will resume daily Detroit-Rome service on May 2 with a 767-400, and will add a second Atlanta-Rome flight May 23, operating up to six times a week with a 767-300. (Delta also flies to Rome from New York JFK.) June 2 is the relaunch date for daily summer flights from Atlanta to Venice, using a 767-300; and starting June 16, Delta will lay on six 757-200 flights a week between New York JFK and Pisa, Italy. The carrier will supplement its current JFK-Milan service starting June 17 with a daily 767-300 flight from Atlanta to Milan.
Daily service from Delta's Salt Lake City hub to Amsterdam is slated to begin May 2, with a 210-seat 767-300, operated with joint venture partner KLM.
Effective May 2, Delta will resume daily New York JFK-Shannon, Ireland service using a 757-200.
Wow Air's $99 cheap seats to Europe. Would you?
One of the newest low-fare transatlantic carriers to fly to the U.S. is Iceland's Wow Air. It currently operates Boston-Reykjavik nonstops and will begin Baltimore/Washington flights May 8. It also offers onward service from Reykjavik to several cities in Europe. More about Wow Air here.
As an ultra-low-cost carrier that makes its money from ancillary passenger fees (you get a carry-on of up to 11 pounds; everything else is extra), it has been promoting one-way, Boston-to-Reykjavik flights for $99 including taxes.
But with a required change of planes in Iceland, this is not your average business traveler's airline.
Still, if you are headed to Iceland, have some extra time to get to Europe, or just want to be the first on your block to fly Wow Air, it does have an interesting twist on seating: Although its A321 aircraft are one-class, you can decide how much legroom you want — paying extra for more, of course.
Flight time between Boston and Reykjavik is 5-6 hours; from Baltimore, it's 6-7 hours.
The website jaunted.com recently tried out Wow Air's service, and found that its regular seating has a knee crunching 30-inch pitch. But travelers can opt up to "L seats" with 33 inches for an extra $24, or even more to "XL" seats with 35-inch pitch for a $33 premium. The reporter noted that since most of the passengers were apparently budget-focused, her XL seat choice gave her a row all to herself.
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For one group of rescued black and brown bears, they're finally getting to live the way they should have been living all along - outdoors and with their families.
In the aftermath of the Zanesville animal massacre in Ohio in 2011, where lions, tigers, bears and other wild animals had been released by their owner, who then committed suicide, to roam the town - lawmakers knew swift change was needed. On that day, police officers found themselves with no other choice but to kill nearly 50 animals who were reportedly displaying aggressive behavior.
In order to prevent another incident like Zanesville - one that would risk the lives of not only endangered animals, but humans as well - the Ohio Dangerous Wild Animal Act was passed the following year, calling for stricter regulation pertaining to the ownership of wild animals and restricted snakes. From there, it was a race for exotic pet owners to either comply with the new regulations or give up their animals to state officials.
As a result, nine bears found themselves without homes.
Four out of the nine surrendered bears came from Ohio's infamous Stump Hill Farm - a place that calls itself an exotic animal rescue, but is arguably more like a breeding facility, boasting a long history of animal welfare violations. Others came from roadside zoos or cages in private backyards.
All were in rough shape, PETA wrote in a press release.
Some of the bears were underweight, while others were overweight. Some had been declawed. Many had lived in filth and rust. One bear lived in a small cage nestled within a dark barn.
The bears resided in a temporary state holding facility until they could be relocated to a suitable, permanent home. And those numbers soon grew. Two bears named Ersila and Molly were pregnant and ultimately gave birth to cubs while at the holding facility - Ersila had three while Molly had one in January of this year, bring the total number of bears to 13.
After months of waiting, opportunity to finally go to a real, permanent home presented itself.
When the 13 bears were transported to The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Colorado, they were able to take their first few steps into the outdoors - signaling the start to a more natural way of life they had been denied for years.
They were cautious at first, but nonetheless happy as they began to explore their new surroundings.
In newly released footage, the bears are seen rolling around in leaves, thoroughly enjoying the new sensation.
"Captive animals like these bears that have spent their entire lives in concrete and steel cages don't just run free the second you open the door, as they have only known the small space they've had forever," Pat Craig, executive director of the sanctuary, said in a statement to The Dodo.
"Eventually, they become very comfortable and feel totally safe anywhere in the habitat, but each one does it at his or her own pace," he continued.
For the two bears who arrived with cubs, this occasion is especially momentous - it's more than likely this marks the first time they're able to raise their own cubs in peace.
"The previous owners bred the bears on purpose each year in order to sell their babies, but this time the mothers were confiscated before they could get the babies from them," Craig said.
"Now these two mothers can raise their cubs for the next few years more naturally, roaming freely within the 20-acre habitat," he said.
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If you are looking for a helping hand to pull yourself up by the bootstraps, you may get lucky on Entrepreneur Day.
Intuit is holding its third annual Entrepreneur Day to collaborate with startups and innovators in the quest to launch the next "big idea" in technology.
That could be mobile apps or cloud computing or data analytics or some other cutting-edge tech. The only catch is that it needs to improve the financial lives of Intuit customers.
"Technology moves fast, and through Entrepreneur Day our Intuit leaders and the entrepreneurs on the front line of emerging technologies will begin to work together to bring something new to market that's meaningful for our customers," says Tayloe Stansbury, Chief Technology Officer at Intuit. "As we open up our innovation processes, the entrepreneurs who participate can benefit from us introducing them to our large ecosystem of partners, suppliers and customers."
If you want to get in on this opportunity, you need to apply. The application process asks you to describe your product or service and a profile of your target audience. The application deadline is Sept. 9. The event, which includes one-on-one time to pitch your ideas and demonstrate your products, will be held at Intuit's Mountainview, Calif. headquarters on Oct. 9.
Not sure it's worth it? After attending last year's event, David Barrett, CEO of Expensify, joined the Intuit Partner Platform and integrated his expense report program within QuickBooks.
"The time I invested in applying for and attending Entrepreneur Day paid off," says Barrett. "The experience opened a number of doors for me. I met with a lot of great people, from top to bottom, and got in front of the right decision makers to move a relationship with Intuit and their product development teams along quickly."


The early champions, Arne Hoffmeister and Fabian Wrabetz (Dörr Motorsport), finished this season as they should have: They also won the final of the TMG GT86 Cup on the Nürburgring. Wolfgang and Kevin Hönscheid (WH Motorsport) ranked second again, and third was another Dörr Motorsport Toyota CS V3, driven by Thomas Bolz, Nils Jung and Florian Wolf.
During the final, the weather once again played a starring role on the traditional Eifel track. Fog had first delayed the start and the race had to be shortened to three hours. As the course of the afternoon visibility although worsened once again, the race dicrector was forced to end the race shortly before the three hours were over. Fortunately, the required minimum distance had been driven, so all points could be awarded as usual. With their new class victory, the cup winners, Hoffmeister/Wrabetz, remained third in the overall VLN table and have shown another really great performance. The VLN title turned out to be unwinnable after all, since Dirk and Tim Groneck, leading the table, dominated their class too and were thus able to win it for the second time.
"We had done what we were supposed to do and with our eighth win this season still stood a theoretical chance of winning the VLN title. In the end, it didn't suffice. But with this win, our best time during practice and another fastest lap in the TMG GT86 Cup, we ended this season masterly," says Dörr-Team-Manager Uwe Isert.
Ranking second in the last race this year, father and son Hönscheid also stayed second in the brand cup. "We had had a few problems during practice and thus had to start from the last place, but during the race our car ran perfectly. So we could get back to second place, also in the cup as such, which is a very satisfying outcome for us," says Wolfgang Hönscheid. The Team Toyota Swiss Racing this time ranked sixth, after their success in the ninth race, and ended the season in third place.


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The Hawthorne Effect
The Hawthorne effect is the reactivity of individuals to being watched. It is a phenomenon that is sometimes described as apocryphal. However, it is still important to note that it does exist and has been observed in human beings. There are some challenges that have been faced in determining the exact nature of the effect.
Hawthorn, also called the rose berry, is a plant native to the temperate regions of Europe and Asia. It belongs to the Rosaceae family and is used in traditional Chinese medicine as a natural remedy.
The plant has many medicinal uses, including treating digestive problems, diarrhea, and intestinal infections. It may also help lower blood pressure and improve the functioning of the heart.
Studies suggest that Hawthorn may be effective in treating high cholesterol. In addition, the oligomeric procyanidins it contains may reduce inflammation. This class of antioxidants has also been shown to protect against atherosclerosis.
Researchers have found that hawthorn may also reduce cellular damage caused by free radicals. Free radicals are unstable molecules that can cause cell death. They can be produced by a variety of sources, such as air pollution, ultraviolet light, and certain foods.
Hawthorn has a number of potential side effects, including dizziness, nausea, and headache. Some people have reported mild rashes and agitation after taking the berries.
Common uses of Hawthorne include improving the heart's function, increasing urine output, and reducing high blood pressure. The berries are eaten as a dietary supplement, or used as a wine or candies.
The flowers and leaves of the plant are also used in medicine. They are said to be a gentle astringent. This makes it useful for muscle spasms and tension. It is also applied on the skin for boils.
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In addition, the fruit extract is believed to lower cholesterol by reducing the formation of cholesterol and fats in the liver. However, more studies are needed to prove the benefit of hawthorn berries in human health.
Hawthorne berries contain oligomeric procyanidins, which help reduce inflammation and boost the immune system. Additionally, the fruit extract may lower cholesterol by enhancing receptors for LDLs and increasing the excretion of bile.
There have been several clinical trials using hawthorn extract. One study, which was conducted in 2002, included 38 hypertension patients. Half of the participants were given 600 mg of magnesium daily. Another half received a placebo.
Challenges in measuring the Hawthorne effect
The Hawthorne effect is a phenomenon that occurs when an observer in an experiment detects an increase in the performance of individuals that were in the observation group. However, it is not always clear how the effect manifests itself in practice. Several studies have sought to measure the effect but most have failed to find strong evidence of it.
One explanation is that people modify their behavior in response to being observed. This can be beneficial as it can help identify the effect of an intervention. In addition, it may also provide a more reliable measurement.
Another possible explanation is the novelty effect. When new stimuli are introduced to an environment, it can be uncomfortable. In addition, the effects of these novel stimuli can be obscured by familiarity. It is important to understand the mechanisms behind the Hawthorne effect and the ways to mitigate it.
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One way to mitigate the Hawthorne effect is to avoid its main villain, excess responsiveness to changes in a given condition induced by an experimenter. Other strategies include concealing information or employing covert data collection.
The Hawthorne effect is an effect in which a person performs better than they normally would. This effect may be due to the person being more alert. It can also be due to the fact that they are being observed.
While the original study reported an increase in productivity, recent reviews suggest that the data does not support the conclusion. There have been several other studies that have failed to find strong evidence for the effect.
A systematic review aims to clarify the conditions under which the Hawthorne effect occurs. Studies on the effect must be carefully constructed to avoid bias. They must clearly state their purpose in the introduction, and they must report quantitative data.
Hawthorne effect research should be conducted in English language peer-reviewed journals. Studies must be designed to test an intervention in an experimental setting, and they must report their results in a manner that minimizes potential problems.
One of the most important questions about the Hawthorne Effect is the role of the participant's intentions. Participants might be motivated to please the experimenter, and they might be suspicious of the experimenter.
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Adam Feliks Dyczkowski (Kęty, 17 de novembro de 1932 – Zielona Góra, 10 de janeiro de 2021) foi um bispo católico romano polaco.

Dyczkowski nasceu na Polónia e foi ordenado ao sacerdócio em 1957. Ele serviu como bispo titular de Altava e como bispo auxiliar da Arquidiocese Católica Romana de Wrocław, Polónia, de 1978 a 1992 e como bispo auxiliar da Diocese Católica Romana de Legnica em 1992 e 1993. Ele então serviu como bispo da Diocese Católica Romana de Zielona Góra-Gorzów, Polónia, de 1993 a 2007.

Dyczkowski morreu em 2021 de COVID-19 durante a pandemia de COVID-19 na Polónia.

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Randi Brooks: What a weekend!!!
click on the comment link at the bottom of this post and let me know if you want to see what I saw....here is a sneak peek! Then Grandnanny and I went outside and rocked since the weather was so nice.
Come on Andrew the bottle goes in my mouth! Then Jenny and I played on the couch, but Andrew tried to get in the picture... Before we left we had to get a group photo! Wow! Did I have tons of fun!
On Sunday Daddy, tried to feed me prunes... I love prunes... But I love to make a mess even more! Then mommy and daddy gave me my first Baby Mumm Mumm cookie... I didn't know what to think at first.... But then I sort of liked it!
After that I wore myself out by playing with my Baby Super Star! Check back at noon to see if I am going to show you the picture I saw!
I think you should post it...I want to see what Randi got to see!
I think I need to get my glasses out...the picture is kinda blurry :) Sounds like you had a great weekend!!!!
I want to see the picture. Please post it!
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No. 11 Michigan State to face Pickett, No. 11 Pitt in Peach
Michigan State quarterback Payton Thorne, right, and running back Kenneth Walker III celebrate following a 30-27 win over Penn State in an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Nov. 27, 2021, in East Lansing, Mich. (AP Photo/Al Goldis)
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ATLANTA —
No. 13 Pittsburgh (11-2, Atlantic Coast Conference) vs. No. 11 Michigan State (10-2, Big Ten), Dec. 30, 7 p.m. ET
Pittsburgh: QB Kenny Pickett, 334-497 passing for 4,319 yards, 42 touchdowns, seven interceptions; 241 yards rushing, five touchdowns.
Michigan State: RB Kenneth Walker, 263 carries for 1,636 yards, 18 touchdowns; 13 catches for 89 yards, one touchdown.
Pitt: Pat Narduzzi spent eight years as Michigan State's defensive coordinator before he was named Pitt's coach in December, 2014. The Panthers took a 45-21 win over Wake Forest on Saturday night to win their first ACC championship.
Michigan State: The Spartans have enjoyed their biggest turnaround in school history under second-year coach Mel Tucker following a 2-5 finish in the 2020 pandemic-shortened season. Michigan State closed its regular season by beating Penn State 30-27 on Nov. 27.
Michigan State leads the all-time series with Pitt 6-0-1. The teams last met on Sept. 15, 2007, when the Spartans took a 17-13 win.
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Pitt: The Panthers have a 14-21 bowl record, most recently including a 34-30 win over Eastern Michigan in the Quick Lane Bowl on Dec. 26, 2019. Pitt lost to Utah 35-7 in the Fiesta Bowl following the 2004 season in its last New Year's Six game.
Michigan State: The Spartans are 13-16 in bowls, including a 27-21 win over Wake Forest in the Pinstripe Bowl on Dec. 27, 2019.
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TeamCard Clubs Contest Challenge Cup Final
Hull FC and Warrington Wolves meet this Saturday in the final of Rugby League's oldest and most prestigious cup competition. The two TeamCard clubs will battle it out in front of over 80,000 fans at Wembley Stadium in a bid to win the historic Challenge Cup. It's another TeamCard final double after football's Championship Play-Off Final clash between Hull City Tigers and Sheffield Wednesday back in May.
No Let Up for TeamCard as New Football Season Kicks-Off
The new football season's underway but there's no let up for TeamCard. The kick-off heralded the end of a busy closed season. A major system upgrade was carried out at the KCOM Stadium, with our new Android head units now in place and already fully tested with Hull City Tigers hosting Premier League Champions, Leicester City in the opening fixture of the new season. We conducted our annual tour of all our football clients' stadia for pre-season system testing. Cards…
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Everyone's a Winner with TeamCard!
As the dust settles on another football season, we at TeamCard would like to say thanks to all our football clients. As the song goes "We'll Support You Ever More!" No matter whether the season has brought success or disappointment we're glad we've been there for you. On-field things may have halted for a few weeks, but we know it's not the same for those who provide the stage for the players to perform on and the foundations that allow…
Hull City Tigers won the all-TeamCard Play-Off Final to bounce straight back to the Premier League. A 1-0 victory over Sheffield Wednesday sees the Tigers return to the top flight just one year after dropping down to the Championship. TeamCard will be doing its bit to get Hull City Tigers ready for an exciting new season. Our commiserations go to Wednesday who battled so hard in the Wembley showdown, but just missed out and to Millwall who made it to…
A Big Week for TeamCard Clubs
After over nine months of hard fought league campaigns the next few days will make or break the season for three TeamCard clubs. On Saturday Hull City Tigers take on Sheffield Wednesday with the final place in next season's Premier League at stake. The Wembley showdown kicks off at 5pm. The following day another TeamCard client club, Millwall meet Barnsley in the League One Play-Off final with Championship football the prize for the winners. We wish all three client clubs…
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TeamCard clubs Hull City Tigers and Sheffield Wednesday will contest the Championship Play-Off Final for a place in the Premier League. The winners will join another TeamCard client, Burnley and Middlesbrough as the three sides promoted to England's top tier. Hull City endured a nail-biting 94 minutes at the KC Stadium to see off Derby County and book a place in the lucrative Wembley showdown on May 28th. They'll meet Sheffield Wednesday who earlier celebrated a semi-final win over Brighton….
Stage set for all TeamCard play-off final
Sheffield Wednesday have booked their place in the Championship Play-Off Final and Hull City Tigers are favourites to make the lucrative Wembley showdown an all-TeamCard affair. Wednesday saw off Brighton to secure their place in the May 28th final and, with a 3-0 advantage from the away leg, Hull can join them tonight by finishing the job against Derby County at the KC Stadium. Another TeamCard client, Burnley, are already looking forward to next season in the Premier League after…
TeamCard clients on the up!
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Charlton AFC selects TeamCard
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Warrington Wolves RLFC goes for TeamCard
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If you're looking for inexpensive cameras, Wyze Cams are among the cheapest without too much sacrifice in features. Whether you spend $25 for the Wyze Cam or $35 for the Wyze Cam Pan, you'll get a comprehensive Wi-Fi Camera that works better than it should for the small price involved.
While we knew Wyze had a light bulb and sensor kit in the works, today they made the latter official, and now we know how much Wyze Sense costs. For $25 you get a starter kit with a bridge, two contact sensors, and a motion sensor—each bridge supports up to 100 sensors and Wyze pans to sell expansion packs with 4 contact sensors and a motion sensor for a yet to be announced price. The bridge connects to your existing Wyze Cam or Wyze Cam Pan (so you'll need a Wyze Cam to get started), and all the sensors come with batteries.
If someone trips a sensor, whether by opening a window with a contact sensor or stepping in front of the motion sensor, your Wyze Cam automatically starts recording. Alternatively, you can choose to receive notifications on your smartphone instead of recording. That option is especially useful if you prefer notifications when a window or perhaps your refrigerator has been left open.
If you think $25 is cheap for a bridge, two contact sensors, and a motion sensor, you're absolutely right. SimpliSafe contact sensors cost $15 each, and motion sensors run $30. That doesn't include the $185 base station and keypad you're required to purchase. If you want to add a camera to your SimpliSafe, you're looking at another $99.
Wyze isn't offering a keypad for easy arming on your way out yet though, nor are they offering a monitoring plan. But if you don't need a keypad or monitoring plan, then it's hard to argue with prices this low.
You can pre-order Wyze Sense in the Wyze app starting today, Wyze says it will begin shipping May 8th.
Swimming is an enjoyable way of working out. It's low impact, and perfect for any skill level. With a new workout routine in mind, we've taken a look at the best swimming wearables and trackers out there.


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ezEMRx was designed from ground-up with the primary focus on clinical needs. This design was established to adhere to clinical documentation directives of the Subjective Objective Assessment Plan (SOAP) note. Features include a clinical dashboard for providers displaying the patient's progress. Thus, providers can track and review the patient goals and objectives.
ezEMRx's practice management (PM) focuses on results, in getting practices paid faster and ensuring maximum claims acceptance in the first attempt. ezEMRx's PM is intelligent. It includes a streamlined workflow which is essential for any medical practice. Our multistage workflow moves through patient visits efficiently with the improved, built-in collection capabilities. Patient billing information is available in real-time, with the ease of validation of patient insurance eligibility during check-in. Dashboards are designed to ensure that the patient billing information is up-to-date with the claims status.
ezEMRx's evidence based instances can be configured within the clinical decision support (CDS) engine. Clinical elements can be configured within the rules engine to track against a patient's condition and trigger events with patient context at point of care.
ezEMRx continuously evolves in the areas of technology, standards, certifications and inter-operability. Patient engagement is continuously evolving with the advent of Internet based technologies. Provider-patient interaction is now jump started to the next level using the ezEMRx real time technologies.
Compliant with national and industry standards of health data exchange, ezEMRx facilitates the seamless exchange of data between healthcare entities such as hospitals, payers, labs, pharmacies, and diagnostic imaging centers to other medical record systems, patient portals, and medical devices.


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Jane Miller
In this remarkable book, Jane Miller writes about the experience of being a daughter and a sister, about the intensities of family life and the illuminations that come from the last days of parents. Relations describes a record-keeping kinship and offers portraits of her parents' long marriage, its mysteries and incompatibilities, of her grandfather, the scientist Redcliffe Salaman, and of her great-aunt Clara Collet, one of the first women civil servants. It is a story in which Karl Marx and George Gissing have parts to play.
Here are the tensions of belonging and yet not belonging to an English middle-class at once hospitable to difference and internally divided. More than two hundred years of English history are present in these portraits, which show the dawning emancipation of women and the effects of empire on family life. It is the story of an evolution, of a move out of trade towards public service and the professions, and towards the dramas and family romance of recent times.
Jane Miller is Professor Emeritus, London University Institute of Education. She is the author of Many Voices, Women Writing About Men, Seductions, More Has Meant Women: The Feminisation of Schooling and School for Women.


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Bergossi inizia a giocare nelle giovanili della squadra forlivese della Pianta. Nel 1975 viene acquistato dal Russi. Il  lo preleva subito per aggregarlo al proprio settore giovanile pagandolo 40 milioni, con la clausola che la società ravennate abbia diritto a incassarne altri 30 nel caso in cui il calciatore esordisca in prima squadra a meno di vent'anni di età, il che accade perché Bergossi debutta nella massima serie nel gennaio 1979 in Inter-Bologna (0-0).

Dopo una seconda presenza in prima squadra (Bologna- 0-0), nel 1979 viene mandato in prestito al  in Serie B. Al termine della stagione il Bologna rimanda il calciatore in prestito, stavolta alla SPAL. Al termine del campionato 1980-1981 la società ferrarese lo riscatta e Bergossi rimane ancora una stagione, sempre in Serie B.

Nel 1982 passa all', in Serie A, dove si fermerà per altre due stagioni. Bergossi gioca poco più di metà delle partite segnando 5 reti, con due doppiette: una contro il Verona (1982-1983) e l'altra contro il  nella vittoria per 4-0 all'apertura del campionato 1983-1984.

Dall'Avellino passa nel 1984 al Bari contribuendo alla promozione in Serie A del 1984-1985. In Puglia il romagnolo resterà fino alla fine del campionato 1988-1989, con la sola parentesi del prestito in Serie C2 al Forlì dal dicembre 1987 a fine stagione. A Bari, a trent'anni dalla militanza in biancorosso è ancora ricordato il suo goal del 2-0 finale nel derby interno contro il  il 30 settembre 1984, realizzato dopo aver dribblato quattro avversari negli ultimi quaranta metri di campo.

La carriera di Bergossi si conclude dopo due stagioni al , in Serie C1 e Serie C2.

In carriera ha totalizzato complessivamente 62 presenze e 6 reti in Serie A e 176 presenze e 19 reti in Serie B.

Appesi gli scarpini al chiodo, è diventato procuratore di giocatori. È avvocato.

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Want to be notified of new releases in ambrosus/sdk-java?
The Ambrosus Java/Android development kit makes it easy for developers to interact with the Ambrosus Network via the Ambrosus Node API. It is designed to encapsulate most of the Ambrosus Network and Node API implementation details and to also allow third-party developers to focus on the underlying business logic implementation of their respective solutions.
When it comes to software requirements, both Java/Android SDK versions require Java 8. Android version is compatible with Android API 19+ (Android 4.4).
This document itself, provides an overview of the core classes and key features of the Java/Android SDK. It functions to introduce the key concepts of the Ambrosus Network, and to also provide a step by step guide to creating, retrieving, and searching for assets and events (among other features). The document begins by explaining how to get started with AmbrosusSDK on different platforms. Next, an overview of the key concepts within the Ambrosus Network is provided (for those in need of a more thorough introduction to the basic concepts of the Ambrosus Network please refer to: https://tech.ambrosus.com/#core). Third, the key features of the Java/Android SDK are explained: such features range from retrieving assets and events by ID's to using custom data models. Finally, to conclude the Ambrosus Viewer is included as a Demo App for prospective developers to make use of.
Example: Search for information about item which is marked with "3451080000324" EAN13 barcode.
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On Android, callbacks will be executed on the main thread. On the JVM, callbacks will happen on a thread responsible for network communication.
Events are registries of any change of state that has occurred to an Asset. E.g. measured temperature, noted big acceleration or changing pallets. Every Event has an array of JSON objects with information what actually happened. Each item in this array is an object of a some type identified by a string constant. You can get types of all available data objects with Event.getDataTypes() method. You can use Event.getDataObject(String type) to retrieve an object of a certain type.
A private key is a hex string representation of a 32 byte sequences. In order to use a private key in the Ambrosus Ecosystem, you must first register an account on the Ambrosus Network. With the private key required to create an Ambrosus Account, you can then start creating assets or events on the network. Additionally, you can also use this private key to create an AuthToken which will allow you to query content of events with restricted access.
Within the Java SDK itself, private keys are used to sign off on the content of Events, Assets and AuthTokens. Meanwhile, AMB-NET verifies these signatures with your public key when you try to push an event/asset to the network or query the content of protected events.
Altogether, you can create several Network instances linked to different API endpoints and use them to query data from different sources.
Assumption: each item on the network has a corresponding Event which contains information about the item in the following json format.
The Ambrosus Viewer is an Android application which allows users to scan a Barcode, QR Code, [or other 1D or 2D symbology - in development] and get details about an item moving through an industrial process.
By using the Ambrosus Viewer, any business, customer, or regulatory authority, has the opportunity to learn about the scanned item: its origins, quality controls (if applicable), and other details such as temperature, weight, creation date, and more. When combined into a single string of Events, it is possible to see a timeline detailing all things that have happened to the particular asset in question, from the date of its creation to it arrival at its end destination.


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Bangkok, Thailand, October 10, 2020 – Al Arabi registered their second successive win over Al Rayyan in the second leg of the Qatar Cup semi-finals at the Qatar Volleyball Association Hall on Friday, QVA reported in a news release on volleyball.qa.
Following two wins in a row, Al Arabi, which on Friday captured a comfortable straight-set win over Al Rayyan, the team they had beaten 3-2 in their first clash on Wednesday night, secured a berth in the final.
The second semi-final match between Al Ahli and Police saw the former breeze past the latter 3-0 in the first leg earlier. If Al Ahli were due to repeat the similar feat, they would go up against Al Arabi in the final, but in case of a tie, both teams will again play on Sunday, October 11.
The final showdown of the Qatar Cup will be played on October 14. All the matches are supervised by accredited international referees.
IRAN VOLLEYBALL SUPER LEAGUE POSTPONED FOR TWO WEEKSQVA PRESIDENT JOINS AVC BA MEETING VIA VIDEO CONFERENCE


Oh My Grill'd! There's a new salad dealer in town and they mean business!
Intrigued by the 'We've Fixed Our Salads!' sign I spotted on Hay Street, I just had to skip on down Shafto Lane to find out what was going on. And HELLO, there's a new Grill'd on the block!
I've been to the Grill'd Mt Lawley store and although their chips are sensational, I wasn't entirely sold on their burgers. Don't get me wrong – I LOVE that they offer three different types of veggie burgers that they'll happily veganise for you and that they give so much back to the community by supporting local charities, but I much preferred the delicious Jus Burgers. Also, maybe it's the location of that store or maybe it's the feng shui, but I never really felt bliss there.
So you can imagine my delight when I skipped into the new Shafto Lane store to find a huge, warm, friendly space and smiling staff who happily veganised their latest creation for me. And what a healthy creation it is!
Introducing… the Mixed Vegetable & Dukkah Salad, $13.90 – mixed roast vegetables, black & white quinoa, cherry tomatoes, mesculin, balsamic dressing & dukkah (hold the fetta).
I couldn't fault any of it. The ambience, the decor, the staff, the salad – all were in perfect harmony.
I vowed to give the Mt Lawley store another chance and to make the Shafto Lane store my new favourite loitering place. Feng shui salads this good don't come along every day.
Delicious!!! I liked this food picture on Facebook earlier today! Have purchased something very similar recently from Whole Foods. Cheers to a healthy and happy 2013!
Ooooo, I will have to check out Grill'd now. I never bothered as I just thought they were a fast food like chain and wouldn't offer vegan options. I have just spent the last 1.5 hours on the phone here in Brisbane CBD trying to find a place that is open for lunch that will happily do vegan food for me and my girlfriend (all my fav vegan places are closed for the holidays). In the end I gave up! Most Brisbane restaurants are not too friendly to vegans :-). Here I come Grill'd!
That salad looks amazing, so fantastic too! Waw, even!


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College Students Visit HanesBrands' El Salvador Apparel Plants in Episode 4 of "Crop to Campus" Documentary
The seven-part documentary follows three North Carolina State University students through the process of making a T-shirt responsibly – from the farm to production to the consumer
In Episode 4 of "Crop to Campus" Documentary College Students Visit @HanesBrands' El Salvador Apparel Plants. Learn how T-shirts are made responsibly here: https://bit.ly/3jf2vM9
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., September 29, 2020 /3BL Media/ - The fourth episode of filmmaker Rod Murphy's "Crop to Campus" minidocumentary, in which college students explore apparel sustainability, dropped today and features the students visiting HanesBrands' textile fabric and sewing operations in El Salvador.
Episodes of the seven-part documentary commissioned by HanesBrands are released every Tuesday on www.CropToCampus.com and follow three North Carolina State University students as they witness key aspects of a responsibly made T-shirt from the Hanes ComfortWash apparel line.
In episode 4, the Wilson College of Textiles students – Mamie Trigg of Austin, Texas; Katy Powers of Charlotte, North Carolina, and Sydney Parker of Raleigh, North Carolina – visit HanesBrands' fabric production and state-of-the-art cut, sew and dye garment facilities in San Salvador, El Salvador. On their journey, the students explore the textile production cycle as sustainable yarns and fabric are produced and processed into usable products – all at the hands of skilled workers.
HanesBrands is the No. 1 employer in El Salvador and the country's largest exporter. The company has more than four decades of providing quality jobs, supporting community building and developing the local economy. HanesBrands employees receive market-competitive salaries, educational opportunities, free work transportation, free or subsidized meals, and other needed benefits.
"Across the world, 80% of HanesBrands' products are made in Hanes-owned facilities or through dedicated contractors – giving HanesBrands the oversight to ensure our products are manufactured in an environmentally and socially responsible way," said Chris Fox, HanesBrands' vice president of corporate social responsibility. "As a global employer and contributor to the local economy, we've made a commitment to identify opportunities to improve our ecological footprint and social impact at every stage of the supply chain."
In next week's "Crop to Campus" episode, the students will learn more about HanesBrands' commitment to environmental and social sustainability through its Green for Good program and other community improvement initiatives.
Murphy, a filmmaker from Asheville, North Carolina, was commissioned by HanesBrands to make the documentary to assess how well the company's corporate social responsibility efforts resonate with the expectations of millennials and Generation-Z youth.
In previous episodes, the students discussed what sustainability means to them and visited cotton fields and a yarn spinning plant to explore responsible manufacturing.
Remaining episode release dates and topics are:
Oct. 6: "Community: It's About the People"
Oct. 13: "Back to Campus: Tee Party"
Oct. 20: "Takeaways: How important is responsible manufacturing?"
Visit www.CropToCampus.com to learn more about the documentary series, or www.HanesForGood.com for more information about Hanes' responsible manufacturing practices.
HanesBrands, based in Winston-Salem, N.C., is a socially responsible leading marketer of everyday basic innerwear and activewear apparel in the Americas, Europe, Australia and Asia-Pacific. The company sells its products under some of the world's strongest apparel brands, including Hanes, Champion, Bonds, DIM, Maidenform, Bali, Playtex, Lovable, Bras N Things, Nur Die/Nur Der, Alternative, L'eggs, JMS/Just My Size, Wonderbra, Berlei, and Gear for Sports. The company sells T-shirts, bras, panties, shapewear, underwear, socks, hosiery, and activewear produced in the company's low-cost global supply chain. A Fortune 500 company and member of the S&P 500 stock index (NYSE: HBI), Hanes has approximately 63,000 employees in more than 40 countries. For more information, visit the company's corporate website at www.Hanes.com/corporate and newsroom at https://newsroom.hanesbrands.com/. Connect with the company via social media: Twitter (@hanesbrands), Facebook (www.facebook.com/hanesbrandsinc), Instagram (@hanesbrands), and LinkedIn (@Hanesbrandsinc).
Matt Hall: (336) 251-3689 (M) or matt.hall@hanes.com
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HanesBrands Recognized for Sustainability Leadership with First 'A List' Score in CDP 2020 Climate Change Report
Hanes Hosiery Donates More Than a Quarter of a Million Face Masks to Support Arkansas Emergency Management
Hanes Is Happy to Be the 'Official Smile' of the 94th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade®
College Students Reflect on Their Sustainability Journey in Final Episode of HanesBrands' "Crop to Campus" Minidocumentary
College Students Explore the Final Steps of Making a T-shirt Responsibly in Episode 6 of "Crop to Campus" Minidocumentary
Oct 16, 2020 1:40 PM ET


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INTERPRETATION OF BAHRAIN
The kingdom of Bahrain is a little Arab monarchy with a king, in the Persian gulf between Qatar on the SW and Saudi on the NE, consisting of about 30 islands , It used to be best known for its pearl fisheries and is one of the first gulf nations to have a post-oil economy in tourism and banking.
Many unique architecture- buildings that look like twin sails.
It is one of the earliest nations to convert to Islam (70%)but is tolerant towards other religions Christianity (15%). Even to legalizing homosexuality.
About half the population are expatriates
You have a reputation for mercy and diplomacy, multi-culturism, tolerance.
Heard in my Spirit- "I have set you as a "bridge" to overcome the barrier of Islam in My nations. "
THERE is an actual series of bridges from Bahrain to SA.- King Fahd Causeway (16 miles) to improve the bonds between these two nations and a Causeway between Bahrain and Qatar is planned but continual delays since 2009.
Causeway- a road on top an embankment. King Fahd of SA from 82-05
Psa 77:19 Thy way is in the sea, and thy path in the great waters, and thy footsteps are not known.
Seeing crosses stretching over the crescent moon star of Islam
AFGHANISTAN Prophetic Flag
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In what would prove to be Andy Goodchilds last game in charge a quality Pagham team showed no mercy against a make shift Langney team.
With several key players missing it was always going to be tough ask, Adam Davidson (suspended) ,David Smart, Ryan Alexander (Injured), Peter Featherstone, Paul Weatherby, Lucas Mann, Luke Denton (Unavailable).
So this meant a very make shift back line and new formation with first team action for young Dan Carter and Oleg Aleksandrov.
It didn't take long for Pagham to take advantage and quickly went 1 up in the second minute through Howard Neighbour, this was quickly 2 when Shane Brazil slotted home. The third came along in the 25th minute from Liam Humphreys. Live wire Gary Ingram was unlucky not to pull one back just before half time when he hit the crossbar.
Wanderers came out much better second half and were unlucky when Oleg Aleksandrov hit the post from header via a free kick and a Paul Rogers free kick also just went over the bar. The second half Langney resistance lasted until the 68th minute when Callum Overton got in onthe act to Paghams fourth and Howard Neighbour got his second of the match on 70 minutes. Neighbour would then go on to complete his hat-trick just before the final whistle to give Pagham a resounding 6 nil victory.


Resilient hashing helps minimize the flow remapping across equal cost multipath (ECMP) groups and LAGs in a load-balanced system. The topics below discuss the working, usage and configuring of resilient hashing on link aggregation groups (LAGs) and ECMP groups.
You use resilient hashing to minimize flow remapping across members of a LAG/ECMP group in a load-balanced system. You can configure resilient hashing in link aggregation groups (LAGs) and in equal cost multipath (ECMP) groups.
Resilient hashing works in conjunction with the default static hashing algorithm. When members are added to or deleted from a LAG/ECMP group, the static hashing algorithm might remap destination paths. With resilient hashing, the chances of a flow being remapped are minimal if its path is unaffected by the LAG/ECMP group's member change. When a flow is affected by a member change, the Packet Forwarding Engine rebalances the flow by reprogramming the flow set table.
Minimizes traffic-distribution imbalances among members of a LAG/ECMP group when members are added to or deleted from the group.
Minimizes the impact on flows bound to unaffected members when a new member is added or an existing member is deleted from the group.
Resilient hashing minimizes the destination path remapping when a member in the LAG/ECMP group is added or deleted.
When the flow is affected by a member change in the group, resilient hashing rebalances the flow by reprogramming the flow set table.
Flow is assigned to member ID 2.
Flow is assigned to one of four group members based on flow set table entries.
Original LAG/ECMP group size is 4.
Flow is assigned to member ID 1.
Flow is assigned to same member as in the previous case.
Delete one member from original LAG/ECMP group. LAG/ECMP group size is 3.
Flow is assigned to member ID 0.
There is minimal redistribution of flows from other members to this newly added member.
Add one member to original LAG group. LAG/ECMP group size is 5.
Resilient hashing applies only to unicast traffic.
Resilient hashing supports a maximum of 1024 LAGs, with each group having a maximum of 256 members.
Resilient hashing does not guarantee that traffic distribution is even across all group members—it depends on the traffic pattern and on the organization of the resilient hashing flow set table in hardware. Resilient hashing minimizes remapping of flows to destination links when members are added to or deleted from the group.
If resilient hashing is enabled on a LAG or ECMP group and if set forwarding-options enhanced-hash-key with one of the options hash-mode, inet, inet6, or layer2 is used, some flows might change destination links, because the new hash parameters might generate new hash indexes for the flows, and hence the new destination links.
Resilient hashing is not supported on Virtual Chassis port (VCP) links.
LAG-based resilient hashing is not supported on QFX5200 and QFX5210 switches. ECMP-based resilient hashing is supported on those switches.
A LAG combines Ethernet interfaces (members) to form a logical point-to-point link that increases bandwidth, provides reliability, and allows load balancing. Resilient hashing minimizes destination remapping behavior when a new member is added or deleted from the LAG.
A resilient hashing configuration on LAGs is per-aggregated-Ethernet-interface–based.
Junos OS uses the static hashing algorithm to choose one of the next-hop addresses in the ECMP group to install in the forwarding table. Resilient hashing enhances ECMPs by minimizing destination remapping behavior when a new member is added or deleted from the ECMP group.
A resilient hashing configuration on ECMP is global—it applies to all ECMP groups.
You use resilient hashing to minimize flow remapping across members of a LAG/ECMP group in a load-balanced system. You can configure resilient hashing in link aggregation groups (LAGs) and in equal cost multipath (ECMP) sets.
When resilient hashing is added or removed, the traffic distribution across all members of an ECMP group for a given flow are reprogrammed and, as a result, some flows might be remapped to new ECMP group members.


I've finally learned how to properly use loose mineral foundation! I've taken tips from a fellow YouTuber and it turned out pretty awesome! I hope you enjoy it.
Art Deco has a great mineral foundation.
I also hate the Bare Minerals brush, not only does it make me itch, it sheds hairs… I do however love the concealer brush.
I have never turned back to anything else since I tried bare minerals! I have watched Shelby's tutorial and have fell more in love with it because of learning that I wasn't buffing as much as I should have! Everyone thinks I have perfect skin but it's not… I have super dry patches and this makes it look like I don't! Another thing is lightly putting on a setting spray after and fanning it, makes it look more like skin! One of those jars lasts me 3 months or more and I always go for more of a fuller coverage… worth the price since you aren't buying makeup that often!
Thanks for this! I used Bare Minerals years ago and I think I was a little heavy headed with it, and impatient with the application process, and got discouraged and stop using it. I may give it another try! Thanks again!
Your skin looks so nice! I know you said you struggled with acne but I can't tell lol. I did too and I'm clear now but my pores are visible and I have small red scaring. Do you have a video on how you got rid of yours and what your routine is now a days to keep your skin looking nice and glowing?
I wasn't satisfied with it at all years ago…now I know that I wasn't doing it right either! 90's girls need to try this again!
I have never tried Bare Minerals or mineral powder foundation before, but after I have watched Shelby´s video few weeks ago, I was tempted to try it, so I purchased the starter kit with the originals formula in it. Unfortunately I mismatched the colour of the powder foundation, it is slightly light for me, but that wouldn´t bother me that much like the fact that every time I have used it, it broke me out, and that never happened to me before with any of the liquid foundations I own, and I tried many girl. I bought the same brush to apply it as Shelby used. I don´t know if the matte formula will be better, I really wanted to like it, because I enjoyed the look it gave me on the no makeup makeup days, but I´m not sure I will ever apply it on my face again.
Good idea, I have to dig mine out and try it! I used to love using it but hated to carry it around for touchups. I started having dry skin, so I've not been using much powder like when i was younger😵but will try it tomorrow.
I love bare minerals! I've been using the Matte foundation and the hydrating mineral veil for about 11 years now and people always compliment my skin they think I'm in my 20s when I'm 42😀 but yes it's true you have to buff it into the skin or it will look like powdery. Thanks for the great video!


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Yo Yo Honey Singh Reveals About His Playlist On The Occasion Of World Music Day!
Music sensation Yo Yo Honey Singh once again treated his fans by unveiling his playlist on the occasion of World Music Day.
Yo Yo Honey Singh took to his Facebook page and posted a video in which the rapper was seen discussing his playlist and also played his favorite songs.
The ace rapper shared," I would like to wish everyone a Happy World Music Day, people say there is no life without music, so for me and all musicians every day is world music day".
Yo Yo Honey Singh further shared,"Many people ask me what do you listen to?. So I would like to tell them that I listen to many different types of music ranging from Punjabi old school to Punjabi new school, Bollywood old school to Bollywod new school, some ghazals also, some contemporary music, so I have a very wierd playlist".
After which Honey Singh played all his favorite songs and gave insights on all the songs he played.
The name Yo Yo Honey Singh is almost synonymous when it comes to touting rap or hip-hop music in India.
Yo Yo Honey Singh's songs have always been a party favorite.
Over the years Honey's songs like Chaar Botal Vodka, Dheere Dheere, Brown rang ne, Angrezi beat te, Blue eyes, Love dose has always been a party favorite.
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Beyond the Book: Background information when reading The Sisters Mortland
The Sisters Mortland
by Sally Beauman
Jan 2006, 448 pages
Feb 2007, 448 pages
UK (Britain) & Ireland
1960s & '70s
Adult Books From A Child's Perspective
This article relates to The Sisters Mortland
About the author: Sally Beauman was born in Devon, England and read English Literature at Girton College, Cambridge where she graduated in 1966. Immediately after graduating, she went to live in America for three years, first in Washington DC, and then New York. During her time there she traveled extensively, visiting most of the states in the union: her experiences in the South in the year prior to the assassination of Martin Luther King, provided some of the background for her first novel, Destiny (1987). It earned her a record sum for a first novel: published in the US by Bantam, it became a New York Times number 1 bestseller, and went on to top the bestseller lists in the UK, Canada, Australia and South Africa. It has never been out of print since, and - widely misunderstood when first published - is now seen as a feminist, genre-subversive novel, a study of a materialist woman in a materialist man's world.
Since then she has published about 10 novels. She has also published two non-fiction works, King Henry V (1976) and The Royal Shakespeare Company: A History of Ten Decades (1982). For more biographical details and a full bibliography see BookBrowse.
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A Case for KPI Measurement in Compressed Air Management
By Ron Marshall, Marshall Compressed Air Consulting
All industrial facilities use some form of compressed air, and in most, the air compressors consume a significant amount of the total energy bill. A facility with a good energy management system is likely to identify their compressed air system as a significant energy user (SEU). If the facility were using an energy management standard, such as ISO 50001, they would be required to assess and track the energy consumption of all their SEU's. In the case of the metal processing facility, they were measuring the output of more than 250 devices within the plant, including building heaters, RTU's, dust collectors, and also tracking the consumption of their electricity, natural gas and water.
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Leveraging Data Acquisition to Drive Actionable Intelligence
By Mac Mottley, Sparks Dynamics
In most industrial plants, data is everywhere. It resides in flow through pipes, pressure in tanks, vibration on rotating equipment, temperatures in heat exchangers, and electrical energy power consumption in motors. If we can acquire this data and make sense out of the patterns we can take actions to make our plants more efficient and reliable.
Controls Upgrade in 10 Plants Saves $977,093 Annually in Energy Costs
By Stephen Parry, Bay Controls
To address a mandate for cutting operations energy usage at facilities by 25 percent without major capital expenditures, a major manufacturing company set its sites on better control of its compressed air systems. The project, implemented at 10 manufacturing plants over the course of three years, saves the company $977,093 annually in energy costs – and was completed with zero out-of-pocket costs.
Compressed Air System Controls Save North American Lighting $91,000 in Energy Costs
By Warwick Rampley, Compressed Air Alliance
By finding a better way to control and manage its compressed air system, North American Lighting, Paris, Ill., has reduced its total compressed air energy use by 27 percent – and in the process – saves over 1,100,000 kWh/year for a total annual savings of $91,000. The project also achieved a payback of less than one year.
Assessment Reveals Air Compressor Control Gap Issues
A food processor in Western Canada hired an auditor to assess the energy efficiency of its compressed air system. The results revealed surprises about the operation of some important elements of the system, and detected that the air compressors were having control gap problems. Additionally, the audit led to initial energy savings of $20,000 – and identified the potential to achieve overall operational savings of 45%. The following details some of the audit findings and results.
University of Manitoba Bannatyne Medical Campus Saves 15% Annually in Energy Costs
The University of Manitoba Bannatyne Campus, Canada, upgraded its compressed air system to include variable speed drive (VSD) air compressors and the use of internal heat-of-compression (HOC) drying, replacing oil-free air compressors and refrigerated dryers that reached the end of useful life. In doing so, the campus reduced annual energy consumption by 15%, improved the quality of the compressed air to modern day instrument air standards and gained additional compressed-air capacity. The local utility also awarded the medical campus an incentive of $13,500, offsetting the cost of the initiative.
From Wastewater Agitation to Air Compressor Controls-Food Processor Finds 74% Savings Potential
As many well know, system measurement is essential to ensuring a compressed air system is running efficiently and effectively, with good air quality and adequate pressure. This is also well understood by a multi-national food company (name has been withheld to protect the innocent) who started a focused effort to measure and improve their compressed air systems in their many processing plants worldwide.
Chicago Heights Steel Saves $215,000 Annually in Energy Costs
By Mike Grennier, Contributing Editor, Compressed Air Best Practices® Magazine
Chicago Heights Steel, Chicago Heights, Ill., leveraged an advanced data monitoring system and adopted a demand-based compressor air management approach to save 2.5 million kWh and $215,037 per year in energy costs. With an incentive of $188, 714 from local utility ComEd, the project delivered a payback of 2.4 months.
California Energy Commission and Lightapp Cloud-Based Software Begin Monitoring Study
As energy costs continue to rise it becomes increasingly important for industrial operations to reduce waste and inefficiencies wherever possible. It's why an innovative company known as Lightapp has developed an intelligent resource management software platform to help manufacturers and other industrial users reduce energy consumption and save costs in the process.
Missed Demand-Side Opportunities Part 2 - Integrating Multiple Air Compressor Controls
By Hank van Ormer, Contributing Editor
This article is going to identify two air compressor control situations that will preclude translating air use reduction in the production area into lower input energy into the air compressor.


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Tamara Stewart Butterfly Interview
The metaphor of a butterfly, breaking forth and starting a new life is the inspiration behind multi-Golden Guitar nominee Tamara Stewart's new single, 'Butterfly'. While the song itself is a new beginning, it also showcases Tamara's own re-emergence onto the Australian country scene. This is by far the most honest work of Tamara's career, and is not only a new direction musically, but a new start for the singer who lost a staggering 41-kilo in the past two years and turned her life around.
"I've been right, I've been wrong. I've learned the hard way to let go and move on, leave my cocoon behind…butterfly…"
It was a daunting process turning the spotlight so deep inside herself, but an important step for Tamara who was ready to start anew. Losing over 40-kilos was only just the start of the personal evolution that has seen this revered songstress transform her life. "It's taken me a long time to feel comfortable enough in my own skin to write a song like 'Butterfly,'" Tamara says. "I'm really proud and hope it can be a great inspiration to people, men and women, evolving and changing. It's not only my story I'm telling, it's a song about all who have triumphed or are on the way."
Tamara's moment of truth came at the Golden Guitar Awards two years ago. Walking the red carpet as two time nominee for Australian Country Music Unites, [as producer, writer and coordinator of the 'Tangerine Sky' project that raised funds for those affected by the bushfires], Tamara found herself wanting to hide from the spotlight instead of reveling in it. "I should have been overcome with excitement and pride for what we had been able to achieve for the project, but instead I wanted to run away," she says. When a group of photographers gathered to take press shots, Tamara stood with intense feelings discomfort and embarrassment. "I just wasn't comfortable," she says. "I knew it wasn't ME standing there, I was overweight, very sad, and wished someone else could have represented the project other than me…I was very unhappy with how I felt and looked. My focus was not on the right things. Something had to change."
The butterfly metaphor was an image that was in Tamara's head from the start. It represented so much more than just change, searching deep within herself and penning a track that is so intensely personal was cathartic. "It was a bit of a coming of age for me," Tamara says. "This is my fourth record, I've had lots of great experiences, but I've also made bad decisions. This is about learning those lessons, and putting it all in perspective. At the end, I still love what I do and I'm still passionate about making music. 'Butterfly' to me is a celebration of evolution. There is no darkness in it at all; it is a celebration of finding myself musically. It is the most personal song that I've ever written."
Tamara continued to challenge herself with 'Butterfly'. While she has always been extremely hands-on, producing and co-producing her previous material, she realised that 'Butterfly' was something different and she needed external assistance to open its wings. "I knew with 'Butterfly' I had to let it go," she says. "I needed someone I trusted with it, I've known Matt Fell for about 12 years, so I was very comfortable being creative with him. It's always a bit daunting trusting someone else with my music. I feel like all the curtains have now come down. This is a new chapter." Recording the track with Matt Fell at Love Hz Studios in Sydney and gearing up to lay down more tracks for the forthcoming record, Tamara says she is very excited about how the new material will be received.
Due for release in 2012, it will be the most honest of her career and offer a rare, and private view into this incredible musician's life. Tamara is excited about the direction it is taking, the honest slant and the co-writes she has been working on with the likes of Graeme Connors and Drew McAlister. As her fourth album, and the first on the other side of her growth as a person and a musician, Tamara is ready to let audiences see the other side of her. Tamara hardly needs an introduction to the country music scene. With three acclaimed albums already under her belt, and songwriting accolades such as penning number one hits for country music royalty, including her involvement with the 'Tangerine Sky' project, she has had an envied career to date. Add to that the fact that she is 'songwriter in residence' at the Academy of Country Music teaching the songwriters of the future how to approach their music, and that is a pretty clear validation of how well respected this beautiful artist is by her peers.
Now, as she embarks on the next part of her career, with new material and a new outlook on life, Tamara's main hope is to inspire others. If the feedback so far from 'Butterfly' is anything to go by, she certainly seems to be doing this already. Audiences find Tamara's story resonates with their own lives, and she regularly has people thanking her for 'telling their story'. To coincide with the release of 'Butterfly' and all it means to her, Tamara opened up an online portal dubbed 'The Butterfly Project' where people facing similar challenges and struggles can meet and provide support to each other. Tamara says when she was reshaping her life, she was aware at how much she needed support, and she hopes 'The Butterfly Project' becomes that place for people in similar situations. "It is about people who are dealing with things and finding the positive in every day," she says. "It is about making a decision and following it through, and it is nice for people who don't have the resources to be able to be there for each other through a support network."
'Butterfly' is an important step forward for Tamara Stewart. She's not only grown as a musician, songwriter and person, but has broken out of her own cocoon and is ready to spread her wings and fly.
Tamara Stewart's new single 'Butterfly' is available now on iTunes and through Tamara Stewart's official website www.tamarastewart.com.au. Her fourth, as-yet-untitled, album is due for release in early 2012.
To see the Butterfly clip go to YouTube.
Interview with Tamara Stewart
Question: How would you describe Butterfly?
Tamara Stewart: For me, Butterfly is a song of triumph, it is a very positive song about living and learning and getting on with life. Butterfly is the most personal song I have written, without a doubt, as it has drawn on literal things I have experienced, in my life. What surprised me about this song is that I have never, in my career, had so many people say "that's my song". Butterfly has had the opposite effect, I thought it may have been limiting but it is honest and contains things I needed to say, the song has turned out to be the song that people are connecting with, the most. It has been a beautiful thing that people can be inspired with the song about change and triumph.
Question: Do you write all your own songs? What's your inspiration?
Tamara Stewart: Yes, I write all my own songs. Butterfly specifically was inspired by my own experiences and one of the most significant things which has been a point of interest for people who have watched my career over the last ten years. I took a little break from music and gained quite a lot of weight, I am open and happy to talk about it; in the last 12 months to two years I had a turning point and lost over 40 kilograms and came back with Butterfly. Butterfly is a really positive and beautiful new chapter in that respect as well as in life, in general.
Question: What music/artists do you listen to when you are not playing your own?
Tamara Stewart: That is a good question because I have a really broad interest in music. I think P!NK is really cool, if I want that vibe. I love Mary Chapin Carpenter who is a beautiful country music songwriter but also my music interests go right across to border to Rob Thomas, Shannon Noll and then other artists such as Eminem, some of his tracks feature on my gym playlist. I am a songwriter and because of that I really appreciate lyrics especially in artists such as Eminem and the rock genre because I enjoy the way they craft their lyrics. The country music artist I really love is James Taylor, he is one of my favourites.
Question: If you could collaborate with another artist, who would it be?
Tamara Stewart: Oh My Goodness - that's a hard question! My classic influences are Carole King and James Taylor - they have provided the real roots of my influence. To be able to collaborate with either Carole King and James Taylor would be something that would etch really deep in me and probably encourage myself to reach deeper.
Question: Was there a moment you contemplated throwing in the towel?
Tamara Stewart: Yes, I have actually and more not so much the music side but the other side that contains the business which is hard work. There are a lot of things about the music business I don't enjoy that much, let's put it that way! The travel and being away from loved ones and family is really tough and I think if I was to give it up, that would eventually be the reason I do. I don't think I could turn my back on music, I would have to find a different way to do it because being out on the road and being away is a little bit too hard and the business side can really take its toll. In regards to sitting and playing music, I don't think I could ever walk away from that, completely.
Question: Do you prefer performing live or recording?
Tamara Stewart: I don't know! I love the process of recording, especially as a songwriter because songwriting is the one thing that is my trade and my true passion. The recording process I love because we get to create the songs and make it happen; however I love performing and seeing the feedback. I would find it harder to walk away from the writing and recording process than the live side, once again though it is very hard to choose.
Question: What is the biggest challenge you have faced along the way to your musical success?
Tamara Stewart: In regards to my career the biggest challenge has been to stay focused on the music, to keep writing songs and stay inspired. It's important to focus on the reason we do it and that goes across the board in life and people can possibly relate to being able to stay focused on the reason why we do, what we do and not get bogged down with the details.
Question: What has been your favourite part of becoming a music artist?
Tamara Stewart: I have had lots of favourite parts and lots of exciting things happen as a musical artist. I was involved in a project called Tangerine Sky where I produced the song that bought a whole lot of the industry together including Troy Cassar Daley, Tommy Emmanuel, Anne Kirkpatrick, James Blundell and whole bunch of artists who came together to sing a song I had written, for the Australian bushfires. Tangerine Sky was a project that was layered with so many positive and good intentions from people and to be able to give back to those who were suffering, to put something back was incredible. Tangerine Sky received a couple of Golden Guitar nominations and it was very exciting to be a part of Tangerine Sky, it is a highlight for me. Although, I have been very lucky to have numerous Golden Guitar nominations which keep me motivated.
Question: What's a typical day like?
Tamara Stewart: If I am not doing interviews or recording I am mainly writing. If write a lot for other artists records and if I am not writing for my own record, which is coming out in early 2012, I am writing for other artists, as well. I will either travel to the other artists workstations or they will come to my office and write Country songs all day - it's very fun!
Question: Do you have a website fans can visit?
Tamara Stewart: www.tamarastewart.com.au and the Butterfly Project Page is a positive online space for men and women to share their inspirational stories www.Facebook.com/thebutterflyprojectpage


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HRUC Merger
A merger between Harrow, Richmond & Uxbridge Colleges
Harrow College & Uxbridge College (HCUC) and Richmond upon Thames College merged formally from 4th January 2023 to form Harrow, Richmond & Uxbridge Colleges ('HRUC'). The Colleges are now officially part of the same organisation and work together to provide the best opportunities to students and trainees, while keeping their individual names and campuses. In addition to the three constituent colleges – Harrow College, Richmond upon Thames College and Uxbridge College – HRUC also includes a dedicated Institute of Technology (IoT). The West London IoT is a partnership between HRUC, Brunel University and a number of key regional and local employers.
The Members of the Corporation (also known as Governors) represent the interests of the local and wider community that HRUC serves. The HRUC Corporation is responsible for the quality of service to its participating students and trainees and their welfare, the financial health of the college group, the proper use of public funds and for ensuring effective management. The Corporation aims to ensure that HRUC continues to be successful in all of these areas. One of the duties of the Corporation is to determine the mission of the college and to ensure that there are effective means of monitoring whether college management is fulfilling the mission. Please click here to view the Instrument and Articles and Standing Orders for HRUC.
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Public Value Statement
Our aim is to meet the education and training needs of learners, employers and the wider community, raising skills levels, contributing to economic growth and maximising individual potential.
Celebrating success runs through all values:
Commitment to Excellence – Outstanding quality and responsiveness
Diverse and Inclusive – Shape lives and build futures
Enterprising and Responsive – Forward thinking
Sustainable – Create a sustainable future and environment
High Expectations – 'Be the best you can be'
Strong and Effective Leadership – Professional and accountable with integrity
Please click here to view HCUC's Strategic Planning 2022-25 document.
(See also previous HCUC Strategic Plan 2018-21).
Nolan Committee
The Committee on Standards in Public Life, chaired by Lord Nolan, published a report in May 1996 that identified seven key principles for those serving in public life. These are:
All governors must uphold high standards of public conduct. Governors must ensure that there are no conflicts of interest on any matters being considered by the governing body where a governor's independent judgement could be affected in any way. The Director of Governance to the Corporation holds the Register of Interests - please contact her @ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to view the current details. Please click here to view the Code of Conduct of the Corporation.
Membership of the Corporation
The HRUC Corporation has 21 members, and includes people from a range of backgrounds reflecting the communities that HRUC serves. In addition, regular skills audits and periodic reviews of the membership ensure that the HRUC Corporation is mindful of maintaining an appropriate skills mix when new or replacement appointments to the Corporation are made.
The HCUC Corporation is made up of members within the following categories of membership:
14 External governors
3 Staff governors
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The Group CEO
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Stakeholder & Scrutiny Committees - Harrow College, Richmond upon Thames College and Uxbridge College
When HCUC was formed in August 2017 by the merger of Harrow College & Uxbridge College, it was agreed that in addition to the HCUC Corporation Board and Committees, there needed to be a mechanism for the individual colleges to work with internal and external stakeholders to ensure that the education and training offer of each College is relevant, appropriate and responsive to the needs of their local communities. To this end a Stakeholder & Scrutiny Committee (SSC) was established at each College, and this was extended to include Richmond upon Thames College in January 2023. These SSCs are advisory in nature and advise the HRUC Corporation and the Principal of each College on:
The educational character of Harrow College / Richmond upon Thames College / Uxbridge College
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Please click on the SSC webpage for further information, including current members: www.hruc.ac.uk/ssc.
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Mark Pantoni still fueling Ohio State's high-octane recruiting machine https://t.co/mkHs21gAa3
— Lettermen Row (@LettermenRow) July 17, 2019
B🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾MMMMMM!!!!! pic.twitter.com/vyFmsCdwFH
— Mark Pantoni (@markpantoni) October 13, 2019
B🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾MMMMM!!!! pic.twitter.com/pWN88CziJU
OSUBasketballJunkie, Nov 1, 2019
Mark Pantoni spent about 40 minutes talking Ohio State recruiting this morning. Everything he hit on today: https://t.co/tQcmgcDU7E
— Colin Hass-Hill (@chasshill) April 3, 2020
Ohio State continues to benefit from the decision to keep the infrastructure Mickey Marotti and Mark Pantoni helped build when Ryan Day took over. https://t.co/euMT3dOnib pic.twitter.com/StoqsqgxMW
— Eleven Warriors (@11W) June 16, 2020
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— Mark Pantoni (@markpantoni) September 16, 2020
OSUBasketballJunkie, Sep 16, 2020
MOOD... pic.twitter.com/a2u8hLAcb3
— Mark Pantoni (@markpantoni) November 20, 2020
OSUBasketballJunkie, Nov 19, 2020
MOOD‼‼‼ pic.twitter.com/u4l7msAOnk
B🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾MMMMM‼‼‼ pic.twitter.com/p3b6vyiaXb
Back to Business...
Then (2012) Now pic.twitter.com/YNWuqSXRoZ
— Mark Pantoni (@markpantoni) December 4, 2020
OSUBasketballJunkie, Dec 4, 2020
B🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾MMM‼‼‼ pic.twitter.com/fmpuEbYA6h
— Mark Pantoni (@markpantoni) February 28, 2021
First day of spring practice. Let's go‼ pic.twitter.com/LEnhwCKiH0
WEEKEND MOOD‼‼ pic.twitter.com/TkMuE8NJTi
— Mark Pantoni (@markpantoni) June 4, 2021
B🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾🅾MMMM‼‼‼‼ pic.twitter.com/Toqb6ibyjt
Fun times yesterday 😎 pic.twitter.com/nzJoiqmjbS
The Mark Pantoni effect: How the recruiting chief keeps Ohio State football talent rich https://t.co/ufIQM04fhg
— BuckeyeXtra.com (@BuckeyeXtra) August 29, 2021
Spending signing day watching film of players in the transfer portal…
Welcome to college football 2021 😏
— Mark Pantoni (@markpantoni) December 15, 2021


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South Florida Sun Sentinel
Man sentenced in attempted extortion of state Sen. Lauren Book
Chris Perkins, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
July 19, 2022, 6:32 PM ·1 min read
The man charged with attempting to extort state Sen. Lauren Book was sentenced Tuesday to one year and one day in prison and followed by 10 years of probation.
Jeremy Kamperveen, of Plantation, pleaded no contest last month to charges of cyberstalking and extortion for threatening to release explicit photos and videos of Book.
Kamperveen, 20, was arrested Nov. 17 and pleaded not guilty in December. But he changed his plea in June.
Kamperveen was facing a maximum sentence of 21 years.
He threatened to release explicit photos and videos of Book, D-Plantation, unless she paid him $5,000. He later asked for $3,000 and oral sex, but eventually settled on $4,000 cash.
Book alerted authorities, and Kamperveen was actually texting with law enforcement when he arranged to meet Book at a Starbucks in Sunrise. Kamperveen was arrested by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Book is the Florida Senate minority leader, the daughter of Broward lobbyist Ron Book, and a survivor of childhood sexual abuse by her nanny. Book is an advocate for survivors of child sexual abuse.
Vanderbilt football lands Bryan Longwell, a Lipscomb Academy linebacker
Casselberry police investigate deadly Saturday morning shooting
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