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Keyword Search Drives E-Commerce Holiday Traffic
For Thralow, Inc., the majority of its e-commerce customers come from two sources: Those who go directly to its various sites, including binoculars.com, and telescopes.com, and those who find it through Google's AdWords listings.
"When somebody goes to Google and types in 'Nikon Monarch binocular' they are ready to buy," said Jon Thralow, director of technology and marketing at the Proctor, Minn. firm, which has made its way onto the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing private firms for the second time this year. "That's the kind of traffic Google drives to us."
Strategic Spending
For that reason, Google AdWords makes up the largest portion of Thralow's marketing budget. In addition to the strong quality leads, the firm likes the flexibility of the online keyword buying system. "I probably log on and manage our AdWords at least twice a day," he said. "We are constantly making sure our keywords are working the way we thought they would and making adjustments based on our inventory."
Heading into the holiday season, hundreds of businesses are expected to follow Thralow's example, using AdWords from Google and similar products from Yahoo and others to drive high-quality traffic to their sites.
And because the products offer flexibility, real-time reporting and other features, the retailers will be constantly adjusting their campaigns to make sure they are advertising the hot items and selling inventory that's stacking up.
David Fisher, director of the Google AdWords program, told the E-Commerce Times that Google advises businesses to put themselves in customer's shoes.
"They've got a lot of shopping to do, a big list, they want to bang it out as quickly as they can," he said. "Maybe an e-tailer has a holiday deal or a shipping offer, they should target that. They should think about their customers and how they might be thinking."
Though Google and its rivals don't pinpoint forecasts, keyword ad spending is expected to surge this holiday season along with e-commerce itself. The ever-important holiday season may even get an extra boost this year, with some analysts predicting that surging fuel prices and other factors may prompt more shoppers to turn to the Internet for more purchases.
Continuing to grow at the historic rate will be harder for e-commerce, which topped US$23.2 billion in 2004, excluding travel, a 25 percent increase over the year before.
"Businesses have been ramping up for a few weeks now," said Fisher. "We certainly see that every year around this time. As we get into the beginning of the fourth quarter, they really start to think about gearing up. We start to see people approaching different ways and different keywords getting more interest."
Fisher said again this year AdWords will benefit from being suitable for businesses of all sizes, including small specialty retailers who might not otherwise be able to drive significant traffic to their niche sites.
"We have really big names, huge retailers, down to small little mom and pop stores that might even be people selling out of their own houses," he said. "The beauty is they can compete for the same keywords."
Being able to target certain ZIP codes or geographic areas or to run national campaigns also attracts advertisers as does the ability to cap daily click-through spending, which offers small businesses with limited budgets some assurance they won't run over at a critical time.
Flexibility the Key
Fisher said the ability to quickly react to trends is another selling point of the keyword ad approach.
"Every year there's that one big item and often it's a surprise as to what it is," he said. "Once you notice that trend you can change your keyword mix to take advantage of what you have to offer."
The system also has built-in flexibility on specific keywords, with the ability to insert different ad copy on the same keywords. With real-time reports on what ads are driving clicks to a site, successful copy can be expanded while other creative not performing as well is dropped.
"You can update based on where you are for your business, down to the hour or day," Fisher added, meaning that early shoppers and last-minute shoppers can be targeted with different copy or offers on the same keywords. "The beauty of AdWords is that you don't have to lock in weeks or months ahead."
For Thralow as for many other e-tailers, the stakes are higher than ever heading into the last eight to 10 weeks of the year.
"This is our season. This is the one that makes or breaks our year," said Jon Thralow. "This is the time of year when no one sleeps."
But armed with the hottest online advertising tool, Thralow hopes to make all those sleepless nights worthwhile. "We've got our keywords in place and we're ready," he added.
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While there are a few people who have theological concerns about multiple services and sites, most objections grow from the foundation of self-centeredness and preferences.
Solving the ordination problem alone will not solve the sexual abuse problem. But it's a start.
Too many churches let the pendulum swing too far when seeking their next pastor.
I hear six very common negative themes about pastoral compensation. I wish they were not repeated, but they are. See if you have heard any of them.
It is an exciting time to be called into vocational ministry. It is an especially exciting time when it happens later in life.
Boomer megachurch pastors are retiring. The number grows every month. And churches are having difficulty finding successors.
As one who has received criticisms over the years, I want to share with you personally five perspectives that have helped me deal with them.
You might be surprised if you did an honest audit of your church meetings. And you might understand more fully why your members don't have time to do real ministry.


One of the most common ways that we deprive ourselves of happiness are "the doubts" that continuously provoke the mind. For instance, when we buy any expensive gadget or any item like a car, cell phone, dresses, cruise tickets or the latest laptops, we continuously skim and look for offers, plan on the pros and cons as well as try to budget and pray about it. Yet once we receive it, we often have a mixed response. Initially the thrill is there of the brand "new"thing and we try to explore it, use it and show other as well. Yet after sometime, when something else new comes up or we see something better, we then wonder if we should have bought "it" later or had waited for some more time for something better to come up or a larger discount on what we had wanted. The joy and happiness of the "acquisition" becomes negated by anxiety, worry, sadness and disappointment all because of our doubts.
Instead of turning onto the track of frivolous doubts and dissatisfaction, it would be better if we prayed about our choices, made our decisions wisely and first thank for the events that have happened. Each time the doubts creep into our mind, think of the days and the "whys" of our need. As long as what we have attained serves the purpose, neither the brand, model or whether scores of people have it really matters.
If we indulge in every niggling doubt that lurks in the mind based on what we see, hear or assume; then we would never find time to be happy with anything. Instead if we learn to grow our trust and faith in His Grace that all things happen for a reason, even though we often assume it is only based on chance and circumstances. When we try to rejoice and find joy in the smallest things that we had wished for or had happened just like that, the good moments in the timeline of our memories increases and prepares us for the journey ahead.


Pa. Hits Lowest Unemployment Rate Since 1976The Pennsylvania unemployment rates dropped to the lowest point since 1976, said state officials in a newly released jobs report.
LAWRENCEVILLE (KDKA) – It's a beautiful blend of patriotism, solemnity, and spirit.
The 110th annual Memorial Day Parade in Lawrenceville is one of the longest-running Memorial Day parades in the United States.
Many people never miss it because it's a chance to show gratitude for those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
"They die for our country. They help us, you know. Fight the war and their lives have been taken because of that and we appreciate all that they do for us," said Ellen McCord of East Liberty.
Children have a chance to understand the purpose of the special holiday.
"It's to celebrate and remember the people who died in the Army," said Elise Zimmerman.
They also get to enjoy some unique entertainment, from high-flying stunts to fast little cars and high-fives and hugs from their favorite Pittsburgh mascots.
The parade route travels to Allegheny Cemetery to finish with a service of remembrance. The solemnity of the ceremony serves as a reminder to always thank those who have served and who are currently serving. The heartfelt "thank yous" seem to bring the community closer together.
"A lot of attendants, a lot of nice people down here. A lot of our friends. It's a nice day," said Gene Rickey, a Vietnam War Veteran.
In celebrating the lives of our fallen heroes, we are also celebrating our great country and the freedoms we are able to enjoy every day.
The parade featured more than 65 groups, marching bands and Veterans organizations.


Europe in the fall = my favourite place in my favourite season!!! I lived in France during the fall of 2014, and got fully obsessed with European fall fashion so I am really excited to be in Dublin in late September to a) shop all of my favourite looks in all of my favourite stores and b) enjoy the best rainy weather in cute warm clothes. Definitely one of my favourite packing lists yet!
I was hoping that my backpack would fit in my suitcase as I work during the day then fly that night to Dublin. I was planning on ditching my suitcase back at my crashpad in Toronto then heading back to the airport for my flight to Dublin!
As you can see, I had to make new plans. Guess the suitcase will be coming with my to Dublin!


The fall in crude prices tecnically suggest it is oversold. So the surge in oil prices — it touched one-month on signs of output cut, was due, says Shane Oliver, Head Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP Capital Investors. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, he says the world outlook looks better than it did a month ago since the rebounding of crude prices is aiding US stocks and the QE in helping Europe recover.
From Emerging market perspective, Oliver is skeptical of Russia and Brazil and wants to put emphasis on Asia with spotlight on India. Despite being overvalued, India keeps going on, he says adding a lot of strength in these markets are coming from US markets.
Below is the transcript of Shane Oliver\\'s interview with Latha Venkatesh and Sonia Shenoy on CNBC-TV18.
Latha: What is the sense you are getting? We did see a bit of a growth scare, do you think oil finding a bit of a bottom is for good now and we are going to start to see a little more risk appetite?
A: It is hard to tell. It had fallen so far that it had become technically oversold. It was getting due for a bit of a bounce and certainly building a base around USD 45/barrel a level. So yes, we have seen a good bounce and there is a chance that we are seeing the low and that does seem to have taken some of the pressure of the US share market, for example, concerns about the impact on energy produces. So there is a good chance that we can see a bit of a further rally in US shares. In the meantime Europe is benefitting from quantitative easing (QE) programme and so globally the outlook looks a little bit bright than it did a month or so ago.
Sonia: Is the outlook brighter for developed markets compared to emerging markets for the first half of the year at least?
A: I tend to think of emerging markets these days as they are individual countries and I still remain very sceptical about Russia, I am sceptical about Brazil. I think both of those countries and particularly South America have big economic problems, which will make life a little bit difficult over the years ahead and therefore I tend to think that if you are going to focus on the emerging world, the place to be is probably Asia. Then you have got India, which is continuing to do reasonably well despite being relatively overvalued -- I have been saying this has been overvalued for years now, but it keeps on keeping on. And then you have got China on the other hand, which had a great run last year and it is not as cheap as it used to be but still relatively cheap. But Asia I think is probably a bit going for the emerging world and I think yes, if there is a bit more strength coming out of the US then that should flow through to the Asian markets as well.


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Q: View powerpoint online while prevent users from saving it My company currently has a number of powerpoint-based trainings. While we want these to be accessible and viewable by our client, we do not wish for our client to be able to distribute the material. While we have expressed the need to keep the material private and applied the appropriate markings, there has been at least one occasion in the past through a simple mistake, the material landed in the hands of one of our competitors. Because it's a large client, we're hesistant to rock the boat.
My current thought is to host the powerpoints on our site, accessible only by those who have a login and that the site makes it more difficult take a screen capture or to save the page source (I get this isn't a full-proof solution, but will geatly limit the number of people able to download the training material.
Are there any good alternatives? Or different ways to implement something like this?

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Mary Rogers
Born 1929, Derbyshire, England
Mary Rogers worked for several years as a graphic designer and calligrapher before establishing her ceramics studio near Loughborough. Much of her early work was inspired by nature, and was comprised of handbuilt coiled stoneware pots. From the 1960s onwards, she began producing small pinched porcelain bowls fashioned after leaves, twigs, flowers, and other natural forms. These had an ethereal and luminous quality, and were lighter and more sculptural than much of the heavier stoneware that was popular in the 1970s. She moved her studio to Cornwall later in career, and retired from making in the early 1990s, having produced a body of ceramics which has been admired and collected by museums and collectors alike.
1945-1947 Studied part time at Watford School of Art, Watford
1947-1949 St Martin's School of Art, London, Calligraphy
1960-1964 Loughborough School of Art, Loughborough, part time Ceramics
1960-1987 Sets up workshop at Loughborough, Leicestershire
1987-1991 Workshop near Falmouth, Cornwall
Mary Roger has work in the following public collections:
Crafts Council, London
The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Boymans Van Beuningen Stichting Museum, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Keramion Frechen, Frechen, Germany
Musée du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, Belgium
Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Lausanne, Switzerland
Vestlandske Kundindustrimuseum, Bergen, Norway
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
The Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
The Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois, USA
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania, USA
Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Montreal, Canada
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne City Art Gallery, Australia
Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, Australia
Enquire About Artist
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Facebook, hidden services, and https certs | The Tor Blog https://blog.torproject.org/blog/facebook-hidden-services-and-https-certs
Fri 22 Jan 2016 02:30:16 PM CET
« I didn't even realize I should include this section, until I heard from a journalist today who hoped to get a quote from me about why Tor users wouldn't ever use Facebook. Putting aside the (still very important) questions of Facebook's privacy habits, their harmful real-name policies, and whether you should or shouldn't tell them anything about you, the key point here is that anonymity isn't just about hiding from your destination.
There's no reason to let your ISP know when or whether you're visiting Facebook. There's no reason for Facebook's upstream ISP, or some agency that surveils the Internet, to learn when and whether you use Facebook. And if you do choose to tell Facebook something about you, there's still no reason to let them automatically discover what city you're in today while you do it.
Also, we should remember that there are some places in the world that can't reach Facebook. Long ago I talked to a Facebook security person who told me a fun story. When he first learned about Tor, he hated and feared it because it "clearly" intended to undermine their business model of learning everything about all their users. Then suddenly Iran blocked Facebook, a good chunk of the Persian Facebook population switched over to reaching Facebook via Tor, and he became a huge Tor fan because otherwise those users would have been cut off. Other countries like China followed a similar pattern after that. This switch in his mind between "Tor as a privacy tool to let users control their own data" to "Tor as a communications tool to give users freedom to choose what sites they visit" is a great example of the diversity of uses for Tor: whatever it is you think Tor is for, I guarantee there's a person out there who uses it for something you haven't considered. »
Certaines personnes feraient mieux de noter ça : « I guarantee there's a person out there who uses it for something you haven't considered. »
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Incredible panoramas including many of London's most iconic buildings such as St Paul's Cathedral and the London Eye can be seen clearly by both night and day from the state of the art viewing platform, specially designed to provide you with the most impressive sightseeing experience available in the Capital.
The Shard is often referred to as Europe's first 'vertical city' and boasts of a range of bars, restaurants and shops as well as a five star hotel all contained inside its stunning glass facade that has quickly become one of the most recognisable sights in the city and can be considered a 'must see' on any trip to London.
Why not enjoy a glass of Lanson Champagne whilst taking in the view? There is now a Champagne bar at the viewing platform and you will have the option to add on a glass when you book your tickets to The Shard London.
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Combine a ride on the Coca Cola London Eye with a meal at Auberge and save a bundle on a great day out in London.
As the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe constructed to commemorate the new millennium, the London Eye quickly became a symbol for a new and modern London. Gaze out over the city's ever changing skyline four hundred and forty feet above the streets of the capital. Take in landmarks old and new, from The Shard to the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in the comfort of one of thirty two state of the art viewing capsules which include interactive devices to help you get the most out of your time on one of London's premier attractions.
Just a few minutes' walk from the London Eye, conveniently located opposite Waterloo Station, you will find the Auberge restaurant which offers a great selection of classic French cuisine. Sit back and relax in its atmospheric surroundings which boast feature dark wood floors and intricate iron works, as well as an intimate candle lit area upstairs. Book today to take advantage of this incredible deal and we'll even include after dinner coffees for the whole table.
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Take a ride on the London Eye for an enchanting birds eye view of London either before or after you indulge in a delicious afternoon tea at the Park Plaza County Hall Hotel. Ideal as a celebration or simply an excuse to sit back, relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle of the city this package makes a great gift for Birthdays, Mother's Day and special occasions.
Elvis at The O2: The Exhibition of His Life. Opening at The O2, London on 12 December, the nine month exhibition will showcase over 300 artefacts direct from the Presley family's treasured Graceland Archives, some of which have never been exhibited outside of Graceland in Memphis.
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Last week I focused on all of our hot Valentine's Day packages. Cupid had been extremely busy with his bow and arrow that's for sure. If you missed these here is our latest blog entitled The Ultimate Valentine's Weekend in London.
As February Half-Term is also approaching this will be extremely busy time for families looking for the best discounts to attractions, cruises and sightseeing tours across London.
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Kensington Palace unveils a palace of secret stories and public lives. Visitors arrive through beautiful landscaped gardens evoking a past when Kensington was countryside. Arrive in the entrance hall to start your journey through the magnificent Kings and Queen's State Apartments.
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We've uploaded a range of banners for lots of attractions in the Affiliate Window interface, or you can simply just deeplink via the URL's below by replacing the !!!id!!! with your ID.
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If you haven't promoted our brand before please get in touch with me and I can talk you through the website in more detail. Also if there are other size banners you require I would be happy to assist you.
Become a 'dancing on ice' legend overlooking breathtaking views of the London Eye this Christmas.
The London Eye Ice Rink is available from 15th November 2014 until the 4th January 2015.
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Guests believed to have consumed alcohol will not be permitted on the ice.
Children under 8 must be accompanied on the Ice Rink by an adult 18 years or over.
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Guests are allowed to bring their own ice skates to skate in.
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Set in the heart of Regents Park, it has been entertaining visitors of all ages with a collection of over 800 hundred animals as well as some fantastic shows and interactive experiences for over 150 years.
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Book by 28th February 2014 and tickets will be valid for 48 hours for the price of 24 hours!
Discover the origins of the most famous bridge in the world through a series of films and exhibits.
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If you haven't promoted our brand before or even if you have please get in touch with me and I can talk you through the website in more detail. Also if there are other size banners you require I would be happy to assist you.
For the first time in history, The London Eye will be hosting an exclusive New Year's party in their newest venue - The London Eye Thames Rooms. Give your customers exclusive access to see the New Year in with a bang, overlooking the River Thames and the Eye itself.


Attention UF veterinary students! If you're interested in learning HQHVSN to help save the world (or at least the dogs and cats that are in it!), then Maddie's® Shelter Medicine Program can help.
Thanks to a generous donor, Maddie's® Shelter Medicine Program has ten $1,000 stipends available to support students who desire to hone their skills in this critically important area of practice.
We are currently accepting stipend applications from students who will complete two-week externships at either the Humane Alliance clinic in Asheville, North Carolina, or the First Coast No More Homeless Pets clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. Externships must be competed between May and December, 2012.
To apply, contact sheltermedicine@vetmed.ufl.edu for information. Application deadline is March 5, 2012.


Storing music on the laptop can always be a worry. The only solution to constantly running out of storage space is opting to playing music online. However, for those of you who would want to have a music collection without cramming your storage space, cloud music storage is your savior.
Like cloud storage allows you to maintain a backup of all your data on the worldwide web through several service providers, you can specifically opt for cloud music storage to systematically store your music and gain access to it even in the absence of your laptop. With service providers like Google, Amazon and Apple introducing their cloud storage facilities for music, the point is to support their users into purchasing music and storing it with their servers. Most service providers allow you to play music without actually downloading it.
Cloud music storage helps you organize your music, just the way you always wanted to, but never had the time for. You can browse through tracks going by the ar tist, album, genre and can create playlists too. Most providers cater to users of mobile devices as well, therefore playing your choice of music on the go has been taken care of!
While opting for the right cloud music storage service provider, you must mainly focus on your estimation of how much space you could require to store your music files. The service provider should also allow you to store music that has been downloaded off anywhere on the web. Browsing through music should be an easy task and the user interface has a lot to do with that. A provider with a crowded interface can make it difficult to browse through tracks.
Google Music goes ahead and provides free service to its users, allowing them to store over 20,000 tracks, making it the widely picked choice. It works best on Android as well as on other platforms. However, downloading a track through Google Music can be troublesome and switching songs or playlists can be time consuming. Amazon's Cloud Player offers 5GB of free storage space and works well with any Android device or even on your desktop and downloading MP3s is a breeze. However, iTunes, charging $24.99 annually, is the most efficient with respect to helping you find tracks, listening to them or making a purchase. However, iTunes limits itself to iOS users alone, which is a setback. Other providers like Maestro.fm merge playing music with social network as they allow you to share your playlists with friends on other social networking websites and allowing you to discover new music.
Passing your HDD with your music around can be a unsafe with the possibility of it catching a virus being high. However, with cloud music storage, you can share your music with your friends through playlists or using applications that provide an exclusive link for your music folder which can be used to gain access of the music files. Helps you share and enhance your own music by adding new recommendations!


Indicia title is "NEW ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, No. 1245. Code number is S.HOLMES O.S. #1245-6111. Copyright 1961 by the Estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
On sale date is Library of Congress copyright record publication date.
Inside front cover. Pencils and inks credits for this sequence from Alberto Becattini (May 14, 2007). This sequence is replaced by an ad in some copies. See Sequence 2.
Holmes and Watson are employed by a ship's owner to find his missing ship and its cargo. However, neither the cargo nor the owner are what they seem to be.
Holmes must decide which of three suspects who knew the combination to a company's safe opened it and robbed it.
Holmes has to find out who is masterminding the planting of a series of bombs around London and who his ultimate target is.
Explanation of some of Holmes' methods of detection.
Back cover. Pencils and inks credits for this sequence from Alberto Becattini (May 14, 2007). This sequence is replaced by an ad in some copies. See sequence 8.


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Safety has always been an important factor when choosing an airline and that won't change in 2023.
Fortunately, airline safety and product rating website AirlineRatings.com has announced its annual list of the world's Top 20 Safest Airlines. Editors analyzed a whopping 385 different carriers and looked at a variety of key factors such as crashes over five years, serious incidents over two years, audits from aviation's governing bodies and lead associations; fleet age, expert analysis of pilot training and COVID protocols, among others to determine the safest airlines around the world.
Familiar names feature in the top 20 this year, including top-ranked Qantas. Australia's flag carrier climbed six spots from seventh in 2022, edging out second-place Air New Zealand, which ranked first a year ago. Meanwhile, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines remain firmly in the top five in 2023, with TAP Air Portugal falling one spot to sixth.
Emirates, Alaska Airlines, EVA Air and Virgin Australia/Atlantic round out the top 10 safest airlines this year. Coming in at eighth overall, Alaska ranks as the safest U.S. airline in 2023. However, four other domestic carriers made the cut, including Hawaiian Airlines (12th), United Airlines (14th), American Airlines (19th) and Delta Air Lines (20th).
Other airlines ranked among the top 20 safest include Cathay Pacific Airways, SAS, Lufthansa/Swiss Group, Finnair, British Airways and KLM.
"All airlines have incidents every day, and many are aircraft or engine manufacture issues, not airline operational problems. It is the way the flight crew handles these incidents that determines a good airline from an unsafe one," says AirlineRatings.com Editor-in-Chief Geoffrey Thomas. "Our top 20 safest airlines 2023 are always at the forefront of safety innovation, operational excellence, and the launching of new more advanced aircraft like the Airbus A350 and Boeing 787."
For budget-minded travelers not looking to sacrifice on safety, AirlineRatings.com also released its list of the top 20 safest low-cost carriers for the upcoming year. They include (in alphabetical order) Air Arabia, AirAsia Group, Allegiant, Air Baltic, easyJet, FlyDubai, Frontier, Jetstar Group, JetBlue, Indigo, Ryanair, Scoot, Southwest, SpiceJet, Spirit, Vueling, Vietjet, Volaris, WestJet and Wizz.
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Immaculately presented traditional three bedroom property situated in a quiet location close to Sandiacre canal. The property benefits from off road parking to the front and a good size garden to the rear. In brief the accommodation comprises of entrance hall, lounge, kitchen/diner. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a newly fitted family bathroom. To the front of the property is block paved driveway providing off road parking for two cars..
Rolled edge work surface, built-in wall and base units, single sink with drainer, space for free standing oven, integrated dishwasher, plumbing for washing machine, space for fridge/freezer, wall mounted boiler, double glazed uPVC door and window facing the rear, radiator, tiled flooring, under stairs storage cupboard.
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Barky Pleased To See Recognition For PNE
Tom Barkhuizen is pleased to see the club getting recognition for their work on the pitch after picking up the Sky Bet Championship Goal of the Month award for October.
Barkhuizen picked up the award for his superb winner in the Lancashire derby with Blackburn Rovers at Deepdale, and after collecting the award, he admitted it was nice to get some recognition after a superb start to the season for both him and the squad.
Speaking to PNE.Com, the 26-year-old said: "It's nice to get recognition personally, it was a great game to get a goal like that in and thankfully it got us the three points and at the end of the day that's all that matters.
"It is nice to get the recognition but the most important thing for me is we are second in the league, if I am doing well and contributing then it is only going to help that."
On the goal itself, he continued: It was a nice goal, I don't score many like that so hopefully there are more to come! It was made better by the whole day and the game, the way it panned out.
"We were really poor in the first half and then we came out fighting in the second half and I think that goal topped off a really good afternoon for the whole place. Once we got back in to the game, the whole place lifted, the fans lifted and it lifted us. I think a goal like that comes from confidence of the game and it is always nice."
After a brilliant start to the campaign for Alex Neil's squad, Barkhuizen is pleased to see those outside of the club taking notice, but insists the squad won't be getting carried away as they focus on their main goal.
"It's nice to get the recognition but the most important thing for me is we are second in the league, if I am doing well and contributing then it is only going to help that. DJ has won player of the month, I have been nominated for that, all across the board we are putting in really good, consistent performances and that's why we are second in the league and we need to keep doing that to stay there and reach the end goal.
"It's a long time coming because I think even the first season the gaffer came in, we finished seventh and we didn't really get any credit for that.
"When you look at the budget we work on and the players we get and where they come from, until now we haven't got any recognition for how we have operated as a club and as players and as a team.
"From the staff through to the players, even looking at the gaffer, he's had a good managerial career so far but he didn't have an exceptional playing career. He was like the lads he brings in, he ground it out and made himself a decent career and I think that's what he looks for in the players he brings in and I think as a squad we reflect that. We all work hard for each other and we want to be the best we can be.
"So it's nice to get some recognition from the outside looking in and to see people admiring what we are doing at the moment but from our point of view, we just need to keep our eyes on the prize, which is promotion."
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def main():
    '''
    ansible oc module for user
    '''

    module = AnsibleModule(
        argument_spec=dict(
            kubeconfig=dict(default='/etc/origin/master/admin.kubeconfig', type='str'),
            namespace=dict(default='default', type='str'),
            state=dict(default='present', type='str',
                       choices=['present', 'absent', 'list']),
            debug=dict(default=False, type='bool'),
            username=dict(default=None, type='str'),
            full_name=dict(default=None, type='str'),
            # setting groups for user data will not populate the
            # 'groups' field in the user data.
            # it will call out to the group data and make the user
            # entry there
            groups=dict(default=[], type='list'),
        ),
        supports_check_mode=True,
    )

    uconfig = UserConfig(module.params['namespace'],
                         module.params['kubeconfig'],
                         module.params['username'],
                         module.params['full_name'],
                        )

    oc_user = OCUser(uconfig, module.params['groups'],
                     verbose=module.params['debug'])
    state = module.params['state']

    api_rval = oc_user.get()

    #####
    # Get
    #####
    if state == 'list':
        module.exit_json(changed=False, results=api_rval['results'], state="list")

    ########
    # Delete
    ########
    if state == 'absent':
        if oc_user.exists():

            if module.check_mode:
                module.exit_json(changed=False, msg='Would have performed a delete.')

            api_rval = oc_user.delete()

            module.exit_json(changed=True, results=api_rval, state="absent")
        module.exit_json(changed=False, state="absent")

    if state == 'present':
        ########
        # Create
        ########
        if not oc_user.exists():

            if module.check_mode:
                module.exit_json(changed=False, msg='Would have performed a create.')

            # Create it here
            api_rval = oc_user.create()

            if api_rval['returncode'] != 0:
                module.fail_json(msg=api_rval)

            # return the created object
            api_rval = oc_user.get()

            if api_rval['returncode'] != 0:
                module.fail_json(msg=api_rval)

            module.exit_json(changed=True, results=api_rval, state="present")

        ########
        # Update
        ########
        if oc_user.needs_update():
            api_rval = oc_user.update()

            if api_rval['returncode'] != 0:
                module.fail_json(msg=api_rval)

            orig_cmd = api_rval['cmd']
            # return the created object
            api_rval = oc_user.get()
            # overwrite the get/list cmd
            api_rval['cmd'] = orig_cmd

            if api_rval['returncode'] != 0:
                module.fail_json(msg=api_rval)

            module.exit_json(changed=True, results=api_rval, state="present")

        module.exit_json(changed=False, results=api_rval, state="present")

    module.exit_json(failed=True,
                     changed=False,
                     results='Unknown state passed. %s' % state,
                     state="unknown")

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# import module snippets.  This are required
from ansible.module_utils.basic import *

main()

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Chilling true story behind Gunpowder plot - and Guy Fawkes wasn't the man responsible
On November 5, 1605, a group of Catholic plotters planned to blow up the houses of parliament - an act now marked each year on Bonfire Night
Jane LavenderAssistant Editor
Kit Harington played Robert Catesby, who was one of his ancestors (Image: BBC/Kudos/Robert Viglaski)
Bonfire Night wouldn't be the same without burning a guy - named after the man believed to be behind the November 5 plot to blow up parliament.
But while Fawkes, whose real name was Guido, was the man caught underneath the House of Lords with barrels of gunpowder and matches he was NOT the plotter behind the murderous scheme to blow up the king.
The failed assassination attempt was masterminded by fervent Catholic, Robert Catesby.
He and his fellow plotters had high hopes when King James I took the throne from his aunt, Queen Elizabeth I.
They believed, as Catholics, there would be greater tolderance for their faith and the persecutions would end.
The gunpowder plotters wanted to kill the king (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)
How one cryptic letter led to the discovery of Bonfire Night Gunpowder plot
They could not have been more wrong.
Rather than act on his message of tolerance, the torture and persecution of Catholics seemed to increase.
Catesby was not prepared to sit idly while those of his faith were tortured, killed and driven from their homes.
He had already been involved in a failed rebellion in Essex in a bid to restore a Catholic to the throne and following his wife Catherine's death he became even more fanatical in his beliefs.
Catesby first came up with the idea to blow up the houses of parliament during the state opening, when the king would be present, in early 1604.
The idea to blow up the houses of parliament emerged the year before (Image: Getty Images)
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Described by those who knew him as "loved and respected", who had an "irresitable influence" over those who he met, he recruited followers to his cause easily.
By the autumn, his plans had started to gather pace and he called for his cousin, Thomas Wintour, and his brother, Robert, to join him.
Despite travelling to Spain in search of support from their Catholic neighbours, Thomas was disappointed to learn they would not be supported from across the sea.
However, the trip did allow him to meet Guido Fawkes, who had travelled to Spain to fight in the Dutch War of Independance and who was soon recruited to the cause.
Back in England, Catesby was using his charm to increase the ranks of the plotters.
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Then, the plague proved to be a stroke of luck for the Gunpowder gang.
The state opening of parliament had been due to take place in February 1605 but an outbreak of the disease saw it delayed until the autumn.
Then the detail really began. The plotters rented an undercroft beneath the House of Lords and by July, it was filled with 36 barrels of gunpowder.
On the night of the explosion, it was planned that Fawkes would light the fuse then escape across the Thames by boat.
From there, an uprising would start in the Midlands and Fawkes would travel to Spain to once again call for support.
Guy Fawkes was not ther mastermind behind the plan (Image: Getty Images)
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However, days before the plotters were due to strike, Baron Montague received a cryptic letter.
He decoded it and realised it was warning him to stay away from parliament as it was the be blown up - and he passed it straight to the king.
A search of the houses of parliament was ordered, with Baron Monteagle among those involved in the hunt.
Found, hiding underneath the House of Lords, was Fawkes, along with matches and gunpodwer.
He was taken to the Tower of London and subjected to horrific torture.
The cryptic letter that lead to the discovery of the plot
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Fawkes, delirious with pain, revealed who was involved in the conspiracy and they were all charged with treason.
Catesby had left London for the Midlands to be ready for the planned uprising.
But they received no support and news of the failed plot raced ahead of them.
While replenishing their arms supplies, some gunpowder caught fire and the three were badly injured.
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Catesby was eventually killed with a single gunshot, while holding a gold crucifix.
He was buried close to where he had been killed but in a final act of indignity and to warn others what would happen if they plotted against the king, his body was dug up, decapitated and hishead displayed on a pike in London.
All the men were found guilty of high treason and executed on January 30 and 31 1606.
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CoronavirusTens of thousands of small businesses will receive insurance payouts covering losses from the first national lockdown, following a Supreme Court ruling on Friday


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Q: Mysql Latest record comparison I am working with a system where a cron job runs daily to check for memberships activated on that date and then check orders table if the query has run in that month for that particular membership, if not, then it charges the customer for that month.
I have setup the fiddle for my schema.
This is the query I currently have
SELECT *
FROM membership m
JOIN paymenttokeninfo pt ON pt.customerid = m.customerid
JOIN orders o ON o.membershipid = m.id
WHERE DAY(m.membershipdate) = DAY('2020-01-05')
AND m.active = 'Y'
AND m.chargeable = 'Y'
AND pt.isactive = 'Y'
AND pt.token <> ''
AND MONTH(o.orderdate) = MONTH(DATE_SUB(CURDATE(), INTERVAL 1 MONTH))

The issue is that I am not understanding how to resolve orders table part.
Any help will be appreciated.

A: Try this:
SELECT m.id,m.membershipdate,m.customerid  -- add other columns as needed
FROM membership m
JOIN paymenttokeninfo pt ON pt.customerid = m.customerid
WHERE DAY(m.membershipdate) = DAY('2020-01-05')
AND m.active = 'Y'
AND m.chargeable = 'Y'
AND pt.isactive = 'Y'
AND pt.token <> ''
AND NOT EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM orders o WHERE o.membershipid = m.id
   AND MONTH(o.orderdate) = MONTH(DATE_SUB(CURDATE(), INTERVAL 1 MONTH)))


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The tuition balance is paid through FACTS in ten equal installments on the 5th or 20th of each month from August through May. A discount of 3.5% is applied for K-8 accounts if all fees and tuition are paid by August 20th. Tuition Assistance may be available to those who qualify. Please call the office for information.
Military discounts of $1,000 per child are available to all non-member families who have one parent on active duty, without submitting a full financial aid application. Military discounts are not extended to member families paying the already discounted member rate at Immanuel or families in membership at other LCMS churches.
A withdrawal fee of $1,500 is charged for students withdrawing from the school between April 15 and June 15 of the year preceding enrollment. Full annual tuition and fees for the upcoming school year are due for any student who has re-enrolled and withdraws on or after June 16. Please refer to the Enrollment Contract for more details.
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Forget the cards, the flowers, and the chocolate.
Well, actually, keep the chocolate. And really, anything else that makes you feel like your best self.
Because if we could redefine Valentine's Day, we would ask that Hallmark agrees to a full 24 hours of self-love.
Why? Because finding "true love" pretty much requires that you get 100% in touch with who YOU and what YOU want.
With that in mind, we went in search of workshops, events, and experiences that will nourish your soul, feed your body, inspire your mind, and open your heart.
Hashtag #njyogacollective so we can share the love, too!
This workshop includes theory and experience and is enriched with a Kundalini yoga sequence to refresh the body.
Join us for a beautiful yoga flow to awaken your senses, sooth your spirits and calm the mind. Afterwards enjoy some delicious decadent chocolates paired with wine.
Please join me and my Kai on Valentine's Day to help celebrate the love. Share a class with your loved one. Bring 2 non-perishable food items per person. Working with Move for Hunger, Help us spread the love. Love, Light & Gratitude to all with warm hugs and kisses!
Halotherapy: Studies show that people with chronic upper respiratory conditions, airborne allergies, sinusitis, and cystic fibrosis derive significant benefits from Halotherapy.
Our Serene Saturday introductory meditation sessions are designed to bring you joy and peace through meditation. Newbies or veterans, all participants will learn and practice a simple, practical technique called Jyoti Meditation. These practical, daily use sessions are conducted by speakers with varying backgrounds like medical professionals, top corporate executives, successful business entrepreneurs, scientists and education experts.
Workshop will begin with some gentle movement, perform sequences using the therapy massage balls, relax with restorative poses and end with a delicious final relaxation. Perfect for couples and friends to who want to encourage each other to relax and unwind.
Would you like to learn more about the benefits of breathwork and the relationship to a meditative mind? In this workshop you'll learn methods to add breathwork into your teaching and enable students to cultivate their own practice over time. We'll begin with a brief discussion about pranayama, it's value as a centering tool, then move through a progression by including specific practices into your sequence with a class setting in mind. A guided seated meditation will follow.
Join Eleonora and Allison in this live music class focused on nurturing creativity. Inspired by the cycle of the moon, we will reflect upon and purge ourselves of unnecessary holding and embrace our vulnerability and darkness. You will connect to your inner power in order to let go of unsupportive habits and practices. This flowing hip and heart-opening sequence is an emotional inner journey to learn how your yoga practice can heal both body and soul.
A portion of proceeds will be donated to 180 Turning Lives Around.
Both Kundalini Yoga and sound healing with singing bowls work with your chakras (energy centers) to raise your positive vibrational energy. In this workshop you will move, chant, and meditate as you practice Kundalini Yoga, the yoga of awareness. The exercises in this set are excellent for beginners and regular kundalini practitioners and they balance and cleanse your chakras and the corresponding organs of the body. In addition, you will move the kundalini energy located at the base of your spine up so that you can use it to reach your maximum creative effectiveness in your life. In the second hour of the workshop, Tracy will guide you through each of the chakras. Learn the location, color, and meaning of each chakra and set a positive intention into each one of these spaces with the sound of the singing bowl. Learn how to find out if these chakras are blocked and what you can do to keep the energy moving.
The pups from The Humane Society of Atlantic County are heading back to Galloway to play with you during your yoga class! Join us as we present Doggy Noses & Yoga Poses at Garden State Beer Company to benefit The Humane Society of Atlantic County! You do the yoga while the pups do the cuddles! Adorable ADOPTABLE puppies and dogs will be allowed to ROAM FREELY and interact with you during this one-hour mixed level yoga class featuring instructor Megan Schweickert of Grow Yoga.
Bring your BFF, spouse, Mom, Dad or your special person and join us for a memorable class. This gentle, partner themed, class will blend basic yoga and restorative postures. We will be focusing on connecting with one another through our practice of heart openers and guided meditations, honoring love and friendship. Celebrate the gift of human connection in this beautiful, calming practice.
Join us in collaboration with Totes Goats LLC. Come meet four of their adorable goats- either Mica, Coconut, Mini Mocha, Baby Bells, or babies Namaste and Raja. Registration begins at 3:45, followed by 45 minutes of all-level vinyasa yoga. There will be time at the end for photos with the goats and to learn more about these amazing animals from the Totes Goats staff. Be advised that attendees may be subject to being climbed on by happy goats.
The practice of Fascia Yoga is the practice of conscious movement, asana (postures), pranayama (breathing), and bandhas (locks) that is highly influenced by the work of Tom Meyers' Fascia Matrix. This is the perfect opportunity to carve out time for you and body, mind, and heart awareness. This is a physical practice that is also about the mind. The movements are subtle, yet strong. The body is experienced in a non-habitual way which changes the perception of one's overall experience.
Restorative yoga is a slow, controlled, systematic practice that encourages the body to relax and release deep tension with minimal physician exertion.
During this rejuvenating workshop, you will rest supported by bolsters, straps and folded blankets in poses designed to open areas of the body where most tension is stored. This practice is perfect for individuals with physical or mental tension that will melt away during the two hour long guided session.


The fee is payable at the time of booking. You can pay via Pay Pal which is secure, fast and easy. If you do not use Pay Pal, please contact me as I will be able to send you an invoice for payment by BACS or cheque. I also need to be told about any food issues or other details that you think I might need to know, please. See last point below for fuller details.
If you have to cancel your place I will refund your fee in full if I am able to re-sell the place. Please let me know as soon as you think you may not be able to attend as I often have a waiting list and so a full refund for you is very likely, the longer I have to try and re-sell.
In the event of bad weather elsewhere in the UK I will still run the workshop. If the weather here is bad enough to make me concerned, I will cancel the event and give you as much notice as I can. In this case, I will re-arrange the date and swap you to the new date if you can make it, or refund your fee if you can't.
If I have to cancel the event I will refund your fee in full or you can transfer to another event if there are spaces – it's your choice. I am sorry that I cannot be liable for any costs you may have incurred. I reserve the right to cancel any event for reasons of illness, low numbers or another eventuality beyond my control.
I usually take 7 or 8 bookings. However, 5 people is my minimum number and if I do not get to that number, I will not run the event. If that is the case I will always try to give you 2 – 4 weeks notice.
Swaps: I am usually happy to swap you to another course. For example if I have a course that is full and I arrange another date – if I can swap you to the new date I will, if you ask me. But sometimes swapping may make one date non-viable or the date you are giving up may be so close that I think I will not be able to fill it, and then I will not swap the place. You are welcome to swap your place with a friend but if you do find a substitute, this transaction is between you and them, and not between them and me; I need to know who the new person is and their email address, please. Finally I will not be able to accommodate swaps for residential events but will always try to fill your space, or let you find a replacement.
Some courses offer a choice of project options, others only one, some are not project based. The details will specify.
The fee includes: full tuition, practice yarns, beads etc if needed; the pattern or patterns on the day; a cotton re-usable workshop bag; all refreshments and lunch. The yarns and beads etc for the project we are making are usually NOT included. I will tell you in good time what to bring. Failing that, I have yarns and beads that you can buy from me on the day for projects I teach. I am not a yarn shop, so the choices are limited to what I like. All yarns bought from me for workshops have a loyalty discount of about 10% off RRP. Needles, notions etc, are not included. You need to bring your own and I will let you know what they will be.
The food is almost all home-made. I need to know about food items that you are allergic to. Please tell me about these at the time of booking. This is not to be confused with food items you dislike. I do not need to know about these and if one of them crops up, you can simply leave it. Please tell me about foods that you know make you unwell, such as triggering an allergic reaction. Then I will make a decision about whether I think you and I can manage this risk adequately. If I think I can't, I will issue you with a refund.


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Q: CKEditor 5 Angular with Mention Plugin Does anyone know of a simple end to end guide of how to configure CKEditor5, Mentions in Angular?
When trying to follow the standard guides (which reference a number of different approaches) none work. I have read all of he guides on how to install plugins etc.
Cheers


Claudia Williams is a great friend who inspires me to paint. She is also the distributor for Rosemary Artists Brushes. I use them all the time and order everything through her website which is <claudiawilliams.com>. The brushes are handmade in England and very reasonably priced.


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Il Cantone di Saint-Avold-1 era una divisione amministrativa dell'Arrondissement di Forbach.

È stato soppresso a seguito della riforma complessiva dei cantoni del 2014, che è entrata in vigore con le elezioni dipartimentali del 2015.

Comprendeva parte della città di Saint-Avold e i comuni di:
 Altviller
 Diesen
 Folschviller
 Porcelette
 Valmont

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Statistiche (parziali) sul sito dell'INSEE

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Nel 1946 è fellower della John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
Dal 1946 al 1967 lavorava alla Columbia University. Nel 1967 si trasferì alla Stanford University dove nel 1988 divenne professore emerito. Dal 1950 al 1952 fu editore degli Annals of Mathematical Statistics. Nel 1962 fu presidente dell'Institute of Mathematical Statistics.

Nel 1988 gli è stato assegnato il Premio Samuel S. Wilks.

È noto per il test di Anderson-Darling descritto nel 1952 insieme a Donald A. Darling, che serve per evidenziare se un determinato campione di dati proviene o meno da una determinata distribuzione di probabilità.

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 Asymptotic theory of certain "goodness-of-fit" criteria based on stochastic processes. Annals of Mathematical Statistics  23: 193–212. Coautore  Donald A. Darling (1952)

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Charity is, first of all, love of God. The theme of the sermon is love. ''Love is the only virtue that counts. Ah the other virtues do not count at all without love" (Sermon IV). Here, Zaccaria, using chapter 13 of the first Letter of St. Paul to the Corinthians, gives a long list of examples to prove his point. He concludes: "If eloquence has no value, because it proceeds from 'wise argumentation;' if science (has no value), because it 'inflates;' if faith (has no value) because without works it is dead; if the very works are useless when they do not proceed out of love: it is rather imperative, it is necessary - I tell you - to have this love, which makes you pleasing to God" (Sr IV). These last words reveal the profound reason for the need of charity: without it, man is not pleasing to God; it is charity (which, then, is identified with gratia gratum faciens, that is, sanctifying grace) that makes man pleasing to God, and enables him to become the subject of all other virtues.
To further demonstrate the need of charity, Anthony Mary speaks about the "way of charity," which can be followed in two ways. It has been followed from the top to the bottom. "Why did the Son of God come down on earth, if not to bring love? .. Oh, great mercy! Oh, immense love! God has humbled Himself so much, so that man could love Him again, and through this love be saved! " (Sermon IV). But the "way of charity" has to be followed in the other way too, that is, from the bottom to the top. The "straight road to heaven" is "so narrow and difficult" that it, cannot be followed "without delight" without being sustained by love: "It is not possible to go through these difficulties, and to carry this burden, without love, since it is love that carries the burden." We can conclude then: "The love of God is indeed needed; without His love we can do nothing; everything relies on it" (Sermon IV).
Secondly, charity is love of our neighbor. The love of our neighbor is a sacrament, that is, a sign and an instrument of the love of God: "One and the same helps you to acquire it, to increase it, to augment it, and in addition it shows when it is there. Do you know what it is? It is charity, the love of our neighbor" (Sermon IV). On its part, the love of our neighbor embraces friends and enemies, according to the following rule: "To love friends in Him, and to love enemies because of Him" (Sermon III), an affirmation taken directly from Gregory the Great who says: "Caritas vera est amicum diligere in Deo et inimicum diligere propter Deum" (Homiliae in Evangelia). The love of our neighbor is translated in acts of mercy recalled by the Saint in these terms: "... feed the hungry, give a drink to the thirsty, clothe the naked, welcome the stranger, visit the sick, free the prisoner. Plan your activities, perform them for love of God, have a right intention, select the best, do the right, and in every thing be motivated by charity" (Sermon III, cf Sermon IV, where he talks about "the final account of Judgment Day").
Zaccaria dwells a lot in illustrating the need for human mediation in our relationship with God and concludes summing up his thought: "If this, my friend, does not seem enough, we cannot have a true experience except through man, since God is spirit and man body. God usually operates in this way: one man with another. Man has been healed through that very means which got him sick; and, since the passions belong to the body, only through another man he can be freed from them. If all I have said so far fails to convince you that love of God is effected and manifested by love of neighbor, be at least convinced by this, that for this very reason God became man" (Sermon I). Another practical application of this principle is apostolic charity, recalled by Gabuzio (Historia) in a very moving episode: "One day, after the death of Anthony Mary, Fr. Soresina, overcome by laziness, or because he was tired, postponed the confession of a sick person. The following night, before falling asleep, he heard clearly the voice, well known to him of Zaccaria: 'Sir Battista, my good brother, where is the love taught to us by our Paul? Why did you neglect that soul?'" (Appendix A, in Writings of Saint Anthony Mary Zaccaria, Youngstown, NY, 1998, (unpublished).
1. Charity is the love of God by which we are loved by Him so that we might imitate Him and love Him to His honor.
2. Charity seeks only the pure honor of God and the pure contempt of oneself.
3. Charity is a spontaneous and unsurpassed delight of God by which, without despair, one reaches real and perfect abnegation of oneself.
4. Charity is loving God unconditionally with all one's heart. It is loving Him with all one's mind, always keeping Him in thought. It is loving Him with all one's soul, forgoing any sensuality or pleasure; and with all one's strength, so that even in adversity one never feels burdened.
5. Charity keeps every virtue and discards every vice. Therefore, a vicious person cannot be considered charitable.
6. Charity is an enduring heart that faces moments of joy as well as sorrow. It does not fear suffering; rather, it rejoices in times of difficulty and pain.
7. Charity is purification of the mind. It sees that which is advantageous to God's honor, profitable to our well-being, and beneficial to the welfare of others.
8.Although charity may come with a reward, he who seeks the reward for selfish motives will go on wanting.
9. Charity continues to stimulate life and energy until it becomes perfect.
10. Charity does not get cold with time, nor does it become lukewarm in tribulation. It does not tire from toil, but returns with greater vigor to the work already started and malicious is full of rancor.
11. Charity becomes inactive and sluggish if it does not do great things.
12. Most of the time under the pretext of charity, the essence of interior chastity is defeated.
13. If you want to know if you have charity in you, understand that it is patient and kind. If you are hard and impatient with others, you are far from charitable.
14. Charity does not know envy or malice. He who is envious and malicious is full of rancor.
15. Charity is neither pompous nor ambitious. Therefore, anyone who always seeks acclaim is deprived of it.
16. Charity does not seek for itself. Selfishness excludes charity.
17. Charity does not get angry. It does not think negatively nor does it judge harshly. Instead, it excuses every fault and overlooks the defects of others.
18. Charity does not rejoice over the misfortunes of others, but delights in their successes and grieves over their sins.
19. Charity bears all ills, believes in every good, hopes in every difficult and naturally impossible thing and, like a solid rock, sustains every burden without faltering.
20. Charity never fails. It continues to grow even if faith and hope have ceased.
21. Many think of loving their neighbor based solely on natural affection and not on charity. This perception does not have any merit.
22. He who regards himself to be charitable must be prepared to suffer for the well-being of others.
23. Charity is no less concerned nor less affable towards an enemy than towards a friend.
24. Charity does not reprove the enemy, but strives to make amends for the wrong he has done. Charity knows no enemy and shows graciousness to all.
25. Charity makes us realize that we need adversaries to whom we are called to practice benevolence and friendliness.
26. Charity naturally warms the heart. At other times, it makes the heart cold, depending on the diversity of emotions.
27. When charity is shown in great abundance, it brings about in man an unusual increase of physical and spiritual strength.
28. Charity makes the face glow and changes its appearance, making it lovable and admirable to behold.
30. Charity completely eliminates every feeling of shame or disgrace.
31. Charity does not leave the mind in its usual condition. It breaks any strict mentality. It is far better that our mind follows the impulse and movement of the spirit.
32. Charity brings light that makes itself better known by him who possesses it.
33. He who possesses charity perceives better in an instant what another does not perceive for a long time. With just a glance, he already sees many familiar things.
34. Charity utters words that cannot be understood, or indeed are difficult to grasp.
35. Charity always makes some gestures and movements, or says some words, which may seem foolish to those who are unenlightened.
36. There is nothing so displeasing or deadly that charity might not consider pleasing and enjoyable.
37. Charity continuously perseveres in prayer and does not tire from contemplating. At times while working, it lifts up the spirit to God.
38. Charity overcomes the appetite and loses one's discernment for food.
39. Charity reflects more clearly and more significantly the wisdom of God and the knowledge of natural things more than all the books of Philosophy.
40. Lastly, charity never grows weary. Its nature can never be completely explained or defined, nor can it be understood in any way. It surpasses all things, because charity is God Himself.


Dognog is a special treat that you can share with your furry friend during the holidays while you enjoy a glass of your favorite eggnog. Your dog will thank you for it.
It is the time of year when you spend time with your loved ones and celebrate the reason for the season.
And you cannot forget to have a cup…or two…or three of eggnog. But what about our furry friends? Shouldn't they be able to enjoy a little eggnog during the holiday season?
Well, I have a recipe to share that I received from DogVacay Blog that I will share with you about that. However, if you are not sure about giving your dog dairy or eggs, then I will provide an alternative for you as well. Regardless of which recipe you choose to go with…your special friend will simply enjoy the holiday treat.
Blend all ingredients until frothy and serve in stainless steel bowls and garnish with a banana slice. Be sure to refrigerate unused portions.
…it may not be official 'eggnog' but I am sure your fur baby will love it all the same.
Time for everyone to have some eggnog and if you are lactose intolerant, Lactaid has a great lactose free eggnog that tastes just like the regular eggnog.
Do not forget to add a sprinkle of nutmeg for a little something extra, but do not share any with your dog because it is toxic to them.
My dog Shakespeare really enjoyed his Dognog!
Got any comments, questions, or other ideas about this Dognog? Share them in the comments below!


When it comes to packing up the items in your old kitchen before a renovation, you will be faced with the question of what to pack and what to keep out. Our advice to you is to keep only the essentials out. This means packing up the items that don't get used every day and keeping out the items that do. Depending on your family's cooking habits, these could include the food processor, the electric stove, the microwave, a chopping board, a few good knives and basic cooking and eating utensils. By keeping only the essentials out, you will reduce clutter and stay more organised.
Before your kitchen falls out of action, take some time to prepare freezer-friendly, reheatable meals. Think soups, curries and pastas. You will appreciate the taste of home when your home no longer feels like one. Store them in your freezer or if you don't have a lot of space, see if a nearby friend will sublet some of their freezer space to you.
This step can be as simple as setting up your microwave, coffee machine and toaster in the laundry and is guaranteed to make the entire process easier… especially when you're craving that morning coffee.
It's likely that you will be relying on takeaway and eating out much more when your kitchen is being renovated. So why not take the opportunity to catch up with those friends who you've been meaning to, but can never find the time for? This doubles as the perfect way to unwind during the stress of a renovation.
Washing up is bound to be a challenge during a kitchen renovation so consider minimising the load by using paper plates and cups. The less washing up, the better!
Try to think about how great it is going to look and feel when your new kitchen is complete. Take before photos to remind yourself of how far the job has progressed. Remember, it's short term pain for long term gain.


High up a remote Himalayan Mountain in Nepal is a Buddhist monastery. The monks say there is no doubt yeti's roam the high forest, they see and hear them and they sometimes even attack people. The tantalising prospect of being the first to prove that this mythical ape like creature actually exists has been the goal of many explorers - but the beast has always evaded capture. Then the discovery of a supposed yeti's hand kept in the monastery set off a remarkable chain of events that drew in a mountain explorer, an American oil tycoon, a Hollywood film star and a high tech lab for forensic science in Scotland. But is it a yeti?


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Martin and Jérôme are the founders of Au Marché Noir, a restaurant and takeaway based in Brussels working with local farmers and offering different organic, slow food dishes every day.
We talked with Martin and Jérôme about what made them start this unique food project, the producers they work with and their views on where the biological food industry is heading.
How did you meet and how did Au Marché Noir start? Were you always interested in cooking?
Martin: In my previous job I was usually working late and I didn't always have the time to cook.
There is a common point between takeaway restaurants (burgers, fries, sushi, pizza, thaï…): you have absolutely no idea where the ingredients come from and how they are grown.
In Belgium, a little country, there are more than 1200 organic producers but it's really hard to find their meat and vegetables in the city. I wanted to use their ingredients in takeaway food at affordable prices, so I launched an open call for a chef through social media.
Jérôme: And I contacted Martin as I had been thinking about the same idea.
In my daily life, I was cooking with organic ingredients for my girlfriend and my daughter and I didn't understand why, in my professional life, I wasn't cooking with the same quality ingredients. I always had the feeling that my boss wanted me to give less quality to the final customer, but I wanted to cook real quality food at affordable prices.
When I met Martin, we clicked instantly and we went on a road trip to meet local producers. It's really hard to predict what's gonna come out of the field or what the producer will be able to bring to our restaurant. When I was child, I began cooking with the ingredients that were available in the fridge so we decided to do the same: I cook whatever the producer is able to bring!
What are your responsibilities at Au Marché Noir?
Jérôme: I'm the chef and I'm responsible for all the meals. Now, after a year, we are 5 in the kitchen. Some of them are apprentices without kitchen experience and we train them during 6 months in sustainable cuisine.
Since March, we have been open 7 days a week. I'm not there every day so we have other chef who is also able to create meals with the fresh produce that the farmers bring to us. We are working hard to keep a constant high quality food offer.
Martin: I'm in charge of everything else so the chefs only have to worry about what happens in the kitchen.
I try to educate about the characteristics about the farmers we work with. They all run small, 'human-size' farms where they even grow the food they feed their animals so it's really interesting.
We spend lots of time selecting and curating the produce and ingredients we use in our recipes and also the natural wine and special beers that our customers can enjoy. This is something our staff needs to be familiar about so they're able to communicate it to our customers.
Your business is built around 'slow food', how would you define this concept? Why do you think the 'slow food' movement is becoming increasingly popular?
Jérôme: Slow food is good, clean and fair. Good means that you get pleasure from eating something. For us, that's the most important thing: a dish has to make you excited by the idea of eating it and being actually good.
Clean means that the ingredients were grow without any use of pesticide. Pesticide is what chemical weapons during WW2 were made of and we think that it's pretty bad for human health and that consequences will be dramatic.
And fair means that we don't exploit farmers, asking them for low prices like supermarkets do. We pay the price they ask for and we pay our staff a normal salary.
Martin: As a customer, things are currently pretty dark regarding the origin of ingredients and you have no information about their growing conditions. If nothing special is written on the packaging, you can be pretty sure that your vegetables come from a far away huge farm using lots of pesticide. But being at your door doesn't mean that it's good: you really need the combination of local, organic and small to get the best quality in the world. We try to build a relationship with our customers, explaining where our products come from and who the people behind them are.
Please tell us a little bit more about how Au Marché Noir works.
Martin: We think that real fresh ingredients are better in taste and nutritional values, so we want to use vegetables as fresh as possible, with an ideal: in the field in the morning and in the dish during the day. Our objective is to get a daily delivery. We are working with different farmers, all organic, giving priority to permaculture or biodynamic agriculture.
Could you tell us about the different local producers you work with? How did you find these producers and establish relationships with them?
Martin: We don't come from the agricultural sector so we didn't know any farms when we started. We met experts as BioWallonie, GASAP, Nature & Progrès, Slow Food, Kokopelli… These are specialist organisations. We asked them for advice on farmers with similar values we could collaborate with. We wanted short food supply chains and we received around 40 names, and went on a road trip to meet them. We discovered amazing people.
Jérôme: For example, Marie-Claire from the Ferme de Stée. She comes from several generations of farmers and used to work as a conventional farmer, using the pesticides someone told her to use. One day, she decided to stop. She wanted to understand what she was doing and she had to start from scratch, learning new things completely different to everything she had learned. Today, she's really happy with her choice.
Also Karel from Ouroboros, 40km away from Brussels. Karel works with his wife in a biodynamic way. He comes every week to Brussels to participate in a market and GASAP, a customer alliance. His vegetables are so good! It's impossible to compare them to the ones you find in the supermarket.
Each day you offer two different dishes. How do you decide or come up with what to serve?
Jérôme: Every week the farms send us their offer in terms of which ingredients they think will come out of the field. I know the days each farmer comes to Brussels, so I place our order based on that. Some farmers deliver the vegetables, some deliver the meat and others the dairy products. We also have dry organic food in our cellar. Every day, at 8am, we analyse the ingredients, what we did the previous days, the weather, and the day's mood. Based on that, we prepare the 2 daily meals. There is always a veggie option as well.
How do you see the biological food industry evolving in the next few years?
Martin: The organic certification is the only way to be sure there are no pesticides involved when growing ingredients. Nowadays a lot of people say that they work without pesticides but it's really hard to be sure about it. We use the certification as a starting point that we combine with the fact of knowing where our ingredients come from and knowing the farmer, and appreciating the taste of their produce. Our customers like it and we hope that all customers will be more aware of these things in the next few years. Today, you can't only trust someone telling you that they're cooking fresh, seasonal, local ingredients; you have to go one step further.
Tell us a little bit about the food scene in Brussels, what can visitors find?
Jérôme: Brussels is not only mussels and fries. In the past few years, nice affordable initiatives focusing on the quality of local ingredients have become popular, like the Garage à Manger, which is a restaurant opened by a successful food truck, El Camion. There is also Les Filles, offering very nice all-you-can-eat menus. Henry & Agnès is also a concept founded by young people with organic products, such as Prelude, our neighbours. Crab Club is a restaurant opened by a guy who made Brussels feel excited about a restaurant in which all the dishes contain mushrooms, Le Café des Spores. It will still take some time for most restaurants to join the slow food movement but there's definitely something happening.
What are Au Marché Noir's plans for the upcoming months?
Martin: We want to optimise our organisation. We have grown pretty fast since our opening 1 year ago (there was only 2 of us and now we are 8) and we would like to spend some time doing things well. We would like to establish a program to optimise our use of raw materials and to reduce our waste to the maximum.
Could you share a list with some of your favourite places in Brussels?
Jérôme: Cantillon is a legendary beer brewed in a mystical place that you can visit. The beer is also available at Moeder Lambic, close to us, which is the best beer bar in the world. La Belladone, also in Saint-Gilles, is a nice place to have a drink in a wonderful atmosphere. La Buvette is a wonderful restaurant in our neighborhood. In Molenbeek, the Phare du Kanaal is a relaxed co-working place with a place to eat and drink. Nicolas Arnaud, in Ixelles, is the best pastry cook in Europe. Atelier Claus, for the music scene. And Laurent Gerbaud is the best chocolate maker ever!


Over the past week, I've had a chance to sit and think about someone who's really been on my heart. His name is Wayne Rivers, better known as Uncle Wayne to me. I have cried, laughed, pondered but mostly just thought about the great times we had with him and what he means to our family.
Uncle Wayne has always been larger than life to me, well, mainly because he's a rather large man. But one thing that's always been great to see is that while he is a large man, his heart has always surpassed his frame in size. I've remembered back this week to family reunions at Thompson Park, birthdays, times at lake Fryre, Thanksgiving and Christmas. To me, Uncle Wayne has been more than an uncle.
From as far back as I remember, Uncle Wayne has been the guy who has given me a hard time about stuff but always said he loved me when I left. He's always been the loud, large uncle who may have yelled at me for doing wrong but the first to give me a hug after explaining to me why he was so upset. Uncle Wayne was the first to give each of my kids a taste of coke and you know what, I didn't mind because it was his way of showing the kids they could come to him for what we wouldn't give them. He's the type of family member you wish everyone had and then when I sit and think, he's my uncle, you thank God for him.
As much as he means to me as an uncle, he's always been much more than an uncle. He's a son, brother, husband, father, grandad, uncle, friend and just full of God's love for everyone to see. God has definitely used you Uncle Wayne and our family is so much better off for it. Upon the death of Grandad, you filled in so gracefully as the patriarch and you have done an amazing job in Grandad's shoes.
You and Aunt Eveline together raised 3 amazing children and poured your love and knowledge into 7 amazing grandkids. You have touched so many's hearts in our family and in this community. Our family and community will be forever touched with your generosity and love.
We will never have another Uncle who will give the "Wayne Balance Test" to our kids when they are just a few months old. Your time on earth may be short now but your memory will last forever. You have done the job God had for you and from my point of view, you did it well. Thanks for everything and know you are loved and your memory will live on in our hearts and minds. I love you Uncle Wayne!


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How Eddie Redmayne can take himself seriously playing magical zoologist Newt Scamander is a mystery to me. I lost all composure at the sight of him flipping his waistcoat over his hip and crab-walking to attract a loose rumpant in Central Park in a vague approximation of its mating dance. And if that's what you're looking for, then Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them might be the movie for you.


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