From 2 Nephi 27: The Lord hath poured out upon you the spirit of deep sleep.
Of them which have slumbered.
Having left our friends at the Tower's destruction, and the Jaredites to their barges or vessels, so concluded Words of the Faithful. I was myself unsure whether some new tale would follow their after-labors, having finished in May 2017 the story as far as Pengolodh would tell. And so published a few months later, however knowing it was incomplete.
For a twentieth text in the "Ancient Words" was delivered in early June, and I struggled to translate one word in particular: Rugus. I later guessed it was a name, and this Rugus was involved in a trade: he for a small thing fashioned to catch a bird's claw. Moreover, as I came to some sense of the text, it was clear the trader was Nazgul, and he received Ifariel's falcon catch in joy. This twentieth text was excluded from Words of the Faithful, being, it seemed, set apart from its tales. It is included here, and begins these promised Words.
Having published Words of the Faithful, and watching it puzzle and encourage some few readers, I rested from a long and emptying labor. Then came November. I was urged once again to begin writing, recognizing in the telling wise Pengolodh's style and lore. Our time was now too short, it seemed, for me to enjoy any lengthy vacation from writing these promised tales. So through the winter months—November and December, through January and February into this year 2018—I wrote down his astonishing tale.
What you read was written by hand, as given here, in a single draft (just as Words of the Faithful was composed). While writing the English tale, sometimes I also was delivered short passages; and these I've included, being, I suppose, some literal words of them that have slumbered. While I don't claim to understand all that is currently happening, in their world (or in our own!), it is clear that our good companions in the world of spirits, even among monsters, are not inactive, nor cowards.
I'm not going to tell you this reading will be easy. Pengolodh is a lore master, after all. The narrative moves back and forth across ages, circling to further develop scenes; often with only a slight indication (but always given, so pay attention!). And it draws on published texts, without explicit reference. I offer footnotes when appropriate, and sometimes add a long dash — to mark transitions in narrative time. Take it slow, but don't stop, for as you move ahead in the text, your understanding of the earlier narrative should improve. And read aloud, when in doubt. Finally, if you have neglected the Silmarillion, you can ignore it no longer, if you wish to understand this tale. The Book of Mormon also may be read again, without bringing any harm to ourselves.
Few friends have asked, "Are you serious?" An elf, Book of Mormon, Manwë, and so on? Really? I'm sure others wanted to ask. So, let me answer: Yes. Really. I wrote what I was told (but kept some private); and this time as before, I encountered many words I had never heard before, or ever considered using. But trusting my source, I learned words like clatchet, suzerain, embouchure, proctor, prodst, and so on. I say this not to convince anyone of the truth of what is written, but to show a little of how the telling proceeded. Rapidly, hand written, exhausting, full of surprises, and with gratitude. Not automatic nor in a trance, but more as a scribe. Better, more careful and diligent scribes they could have found; but perhaps I was eccentric and desperate enough to keep up the project, amid our world's demands and failures. And yet the tale remains incomplete, I suppose.
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    def self.get(path:, query: {})
      uri = URI(BASE_URL)
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How Do I Survive the Bar Exam with MBE Scores at a Historic Low?
If you plan on sitting for the bar exam in the near future or if you simply enjoy keeping up to date on the latest bar exam news, you're probably well aware of the revelation that bar exam scores are at a historic all-time low. This isn't the first year that scores have taken a plummet. In July 2017, the national mean MBE scaled score was 141.7. However, everyone hoping that this average was a one-time fluke may have faced some serious disappointment when the NCBE released the national mean scaled score for July 2018. A shocking 139.5, a surprisingly low result, especially considering that the national mean score has not been that low since 1984. So what exactly is happening? Why do scores appear to be on a down turn and is there anything we can do to fix it? Well, to provide the shortest answer, it's unclear why scores have plummeted. Some people have attributed this to law schools accepting students with low LSAT scores. While I can concede that there is perhaps a slight correlation between an examinee's poor standardized testing on the LSAT and then later on the bar exam, I cannot attribute this as the sole factor for this issue. Instead, I contend that a variety of factors may have contributed to this plummet. Everything from the number of examinees to the difficulty of the exam should definitely be taken into consideration. However, regardless of the true underlying cause, you probably have one major concern as you read this post, "how can I avoid ending up on the lower end of the score spectrum?" I suggest giving the below options a try.
If you're worried about receiving a low bar exam score and you're somewhat flexible about which state to get barred in, definitely consider taking the bar in a state that issues an easier exam. Although almost every state offers the same MBE, regardless of whether they've adopted the UBE, it's important to consider the other sections of the exam such as the essays or MPT which can have varying levels of difficulty and which could possibly be detrimental to your overall score. The essay portion for states that have not adopted the UBE includes questions on local state laws which can be very difficult to remember alongside the federal laws you have to memorize for the MBE. Therefore, if you're on the hunt for an easy bar exam location, be sure to avoid: California, Arkansas, Washington, Louisiana (which does its own thing completely) and Nevada. Instead, consider taking the exam in easier states such as: South Dakota, Wisconsin, Nebraska or Iowa.
It's definitely arguable that the UBE is easier than a regular state offered exam. In addition to promoting flexibility in practice, the UBE offers several other features which add to its appeal. The UBE tests less subjects than non-UBE exams, the UBE does not test on local state law which definitely lends a hand to it being easier, and the UBE is also a standard two-day exam. This factor can be a major relief to examinees who want to avoid the dreaded three day exam offered in some states.
Now do keep in mind that the UBE is not a solution to get around sitting for the MBE. The MBE portion is still on the UBE exam. However, the appeal of less essays and non-state law interference could definitely serve to bolster your overall score.
I think it may be fair to say that many prospective bar examinees fear the MBE portion of the exam the most. Yes, these fears are very valid, however, it's important to recognize that even with a lower MBE score, you can still pass the bar exam! States take into consideration an overall score before issuing bar passage. Therefore, even with a lower MBE score you can still redeem yourself with a good score on the essays or on the MPT. I say all of this to emphasize the importance of taking the entire exam seriously and not just the MBE. It's easy to get bogged down on preparing primarily for the MBE portion because this is the portion that gets talked about the most and tends to be the most feared. However, it's just as important to equally prepare for the essays and the MPT because with a low MBE score these additional sections can be your saving grace.
I know that this post focuses on plummeting MBE scores and although I do admit that this occurrence is a tad bit scary, please be aware that with an average MBE score or even a below average MBE score, you can still pass this exam. Therefore, focus your energies on simply passing the overall exam versus reaching a high MBE score. This mindset should certainly help to reduce any rising anxieties, which can help to clear your mind and positively refocus it on the task ahead.


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A redshift survey of IRAS galaxies. I. Sample selection
Michael A. Strauss, Marc Davis, Amos Yahil, John P. Huchra
We have extracted a complete all-sky sample of objects, flux-limited at 60 μm from the data base of the Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS). The sample consists of 5014 objects, of which 2649 are galaxies and 13 are not yet identified. The sample covers 87.6% of the sky. This is the first paper in a series describing a redshift survey based on this sample, which we use to study the nature of the large-scale distribution of galaxies in the nearby universe. In order to study large-scale structure with this sample, it must be free of systematic biases, and we present our selection procedure in detail. We apply corrections for a major systematic effect in the flux densities listed in the IRAS Point Source Catalog: sources resolved by the IRAS beam have flux densities systematically underestimated. In addition, accurate flux densities are obtained for sources flagged as variable, or of moderate flux quality at 60 μm. The IRAS detectors suffered radiation-induced responsivity enhancement (hysteresis) due to crossings of the satellite scans across the Galaetie plane; this effect is measured and is shown to be negligible.
Published - Sep 20 1990
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Strauss, M. A., Davis, M., Yahil, A., & Huchra, J. P. (1990). A redshift survey of IRAS galaxies. I. Sample selection. Astrophysical Journal, 361(1), 49-62. https://doi.org/10.1086/169166
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Murray Edwards College is an equal opportunities employer and abides by the privacy rules as set out in the Data Protection Act 1998 and subsequent General Data Protection Regulation. Please click to view a copy of the College's Privacy Statement for Job Applicants.
An Application form can be downloaded here. Unless otherwise specified, all applications should be completed and sent to the HR Manager by email: hr@murrayedwards.cam.ac.uk or by post to HR Manager, Murray Edwards College, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge CB3 ODF. Applications should be accompanied by a brief covering letter and a completed media and equal opportunities form, unless otherwise stated.
Murray Edwards College invites applications for a fixed-term (four years) College Lectureship in Geography from 1 September 2019. The person appointed will be elected to an Official Fellowship for this period.
The post holder will be expected to supervise for three hours a week for the twenty teaching weeks of the academic year. In addition, they will direct studies for students taking Geography in Murray Edwards College, for which there is separate remuneration. The appointment will be made within the range determined by Spine Point 47 and Spine Point 49 of the University scale (currently £38,460 to £40,762) depending on experience, and paid pro rata.
Application letters including a curriculum vitae and statement outlining interest and plans for the position should reach the College Administrator (Ms Sarah Greaves - skg22@cam.ac.uk) by noon on Friday 17 May 2019; candidates should also arrange for three confidential references to reach the College Administrator by the same date. Informal enquiries can be made to the Senior Tutor, Dr Kate Peters (mkp30@cam.ac.uk).
Murray Edwards College invites applications for a temporary (nine month) College Lectureship in Social Anthropology from 1 October 2019 to 30 June 2020, made possible through an award made by the Newton Trust CTO research leave fund. The person appointed will be elected to an Official Fellowship for this period.
The post-holder will be expected to supervise for six hours a week for the twenty teaching weeks of the academic year. In addition, they will direct studies for Part II students taking any Social Anthropology or Sociology tracks at Murray Edwards College, for which there is separate remuneration. The post-holder will play a major role in the Admissions process and will help organise the successful HSPS reading group in College.
The successful applicant will have completed (or be close to completing) a PhD in Social Anthropology. Experience of University teaching is highly desirable. This position would suit an early-career academic: a suitable mentor will be appointed within the HSPS Faculty, and the post-holder will be expected to engage in research. The stipend for the nine-month period will be £18,500.
Murray Edwards College is seeking an enthusiastic Events Manager to further develop and implement a highly profitable and competitive conference and events strategy for the College.
Solid competitor analysis, effective marketing, strong relationship management and motivational team management will be equally integral parts of driving new business to the College, as well as maximising the current client portfolio and ensuring the smooth running of College events.
The successful postholder will have proven skills in the creation and delivery of sales and events plans that achieve pre-booked sales targets, as well as a track record of sales generation in the hospitality sector. They will also possess highly effective team management skills.
Excellent interpersonal and organisational skills will be foundational for this role, in which pro-activity, efficiency and meticulous follow-up are a given.
This role is full-time and is paid £40,000pa FTE.
Applications should be e-mailed to hr@murrayedwards.cam.ac.uk and are required by CoB on Wednesday 15th May, with interviews to be arranged shortly thereafter.
Murray Edwards College and Lucy Cavendish College, although independent, are actively collaborating to align the IT service and support in both Colleges. To that end the two Colleges are collectively seeking an IT Support Officer. This is an exciting new role which will assist in the collaboration across the two Colleges.
The jobholder will be responsible for the day to day operations of IT services at both Colleges and for supporting the infrastructure and network that underpin those services. As a joint role, the post will report to the IT Director at Lucy Cavendish College and the IT Manager at Murray Edwards College.
The ideal candidate will have relevant experience of assisting in the support of servers (virtual & physical), storage, disaster recovery, applications support and networks. Excellent organisational and communication skills are a fundamental requirement, with experience of Cambridge University IT considered desirable whilst not essential.
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The position offers 33 days annual leave (including public holidays), enrolment into a contributory Group Personal Pension scheme, free lunch on duty and car parking, subject to availability.
Applications should be e-mailed to hr@murrayedwards.cam.ac.uk by CoB on Tues 7th May 2019. Interviews will take place on Monday 13th May.
Murray Edwards College - a friendly, modern college offering a wide range of staff benefits and a pleasant working environment.- is looking for a Cleaner to work on a casual basis over the summer period to assist with daily servicing of rooms, including changing and making beds, cleaning rooms and other areas, as well as spring cleaning of rooms and other College areas when students vacate rooms.
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Dundee preferred site for Eden Project Scotland
The Eden Project is to begin work on a feasibility study for a proposed new project in Dundee.
Eden is working with Dundee City Council and the University of Dundee and the study is being supported by businesses and institutions in the area.
The proposal – provisionally known as Eden Project Scotland – is part of Eden's portfolio of international projects which also includes developments in China, Australia, New Zealand and Costa Rica as well as UK projects including in Morecambe, Derry~Londonderry and Portland.
The feasibility study, which is due to commence in early June, will establish a suitable site for the project, begin developing content ideas and explore the potential for creating jobs and boosting the regional economy.
Like every Eden Project around the world, Eden Project Scotland will be transformational and regenerative with an overarching theme of humanity's connection to the natural world.
The original Eden Project, located near St Austell in Cornwall, opened in March 2001 and boasts the world-famous geodesic Biomes, one of which houses the world's biggest undercover rainforest. Eden has welcomed more than 22 million visitors since opening and has generated more than £2bn for the regional economy.
David Harland, Chief Executive of Eden Project International, said: "We are really excited to be working in Dundee. It is a vibrant city with big ambitions and we hope to be able to create something that encapsulates its unique appeal. The opening of the city's V&A in 2018 was a bold statement of intent and we want to be part of the next wave, helping establish Dundee as a truly world-class destination.
"The city was traditionally known for its 'jute, jam and journalism', to which we would hope to add some joy, jubilation and, if not an actual jungle, at least the spirit that enabled us to build one under cover in an abandoned quarry in Cornwall."
John Alexander, Dundee City Council leader, said: "We are delighted to be working with Eden Project International and our local and national partners on such an exciting collaboration. There's a clear alignment between what Eden is known for – sustainability, education and a first-class visitor experience – and what we want to deliver here in Dundee.
"Bringing Eden Project Scotland to Dundee would not only mean securing an amazing asset for local people to enjoy, but also adding another world-class attraction to our future visitor offer. Tourism was a key pillar of the Dundee economy before the devastating events of the past few months, and it will be again. The vision, ambition and determination embodied in projects like such as Eden – and V&A Dundee before it – will be critical to creating jobs and prosperity as we as a city recover and rebuild."
Professor David Maguire, Interim Principal & Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dundee, said, "Working with the Eden Project offers some exciting possibilities for the city and the University. We are looking forward to exploring the benefits this could bring to our research, teaching and community engagement. Having the Eden Project mentioned alongside V&A Dundee could further boost the city's standing far and wide, and add to our attractiveness as a destination."
Fergus Ewing, Tourism Secretary, commented: "In these incredibly challenging times for tourism, business and the wider economy, it is encouraging to see potential new growth through the next steps towards Eden Project Scotland being taken. Dundee has a growing international reputation as a prestigious cultural and tourism destination and today's announcement is incredibly welcome news for the city and wider region.
"I have no doubt the project will play a key role in Dundee's strategic economic recovery from Covid-19, providing many benefits and opportunities to secure jobs, increase investment and attract more visitors to the area."
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said: "The dramatic transformation of Dundee's waterfront continues apace with this fantastic news. The plans and illustrations for the preferred site look nothing short of stunning. Alongside the iconic V&A, Eden is another game-changing draw to the city and the surrounding area and will play a key role in Dundee's strategic economic recovery from Covid."
"Tourism remains a key driver for the inclusive growth of Scotland's economy and in these incredibly challenging times the Eden project in Scotland can provide many benefits and opportunities to secure jobs, increase investment and attract more visitors to the area."
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A popular Australian hip hop producer has been credited with being the key force behind the rise of country music, with her own name now synonymous with the genre.
Key points:Ricky Martin, known as A-Boy, is credited with introducing country music to AustraliaIn the 1980s, he created a popular, genre-bending genre called hip hop, popularised by artists such as Bob Marley and the Wailers and The Beatles"I think I've just created the genre," Martin told ABC Radio Canberra on Monday.
"I've created a new sound that I'm not going to stop using."
In the late 1980s Martin was the lead producer on the hit ABC TV series A-Boogie, which was a success for the broadcaster.
"We had a very successful show.
And we were very happy about that," Martin said."
The next thing we knew it was on national radio and the radio stations across Australia started to get involved.""
I had a feeling it was a niche and I thought that was a good thing."
It gave the Australian people something to talk about.
"Martin, who now runs the production company M.B. Martin, says hip hop is a genre that's been around since the 1950s.
But he says there are many people who are better suited to creating hip hop than the likes of A-boogie's Ricky Martin."
There are a lot of producers in Australia who are not as good as Ricky Martin," he said.
Martin says it's the sound of a genre he thinks is evolving and "we're seeing people who can produce something quite different"."
I don't think we're just getting into it, we're changing it and changing the way we work.
"Hip hop is just so much more than the sound that it has today," he told ABC radio.
"Its the sound as we know it today."
A-Booger producer Martin says there's no one-size-fits-all approach to hip hop production.
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Q: How to install Windows 10 on a non bootable NVMe drive? It all starts with me trying to provide a small upgrade to my trusty computer (Asus A88XM-Plus, AMD A10, 256 + 128 Sata SSDs).
I needed more space so I added a Samsung NVMe drive on a PCIe adapter. My intention was to move the Windows 10 installation to the NVMe while keeping one SSD for boot and a Linux Mint system.
First, this did not go like I expected. I couldn't expand the Windows partitions because of the way Windows creates them. I couldn't boot the Windows as somehow boot infos disappeared (It did boot fine once though... once). I kept getting the 0x00..00e error. I couldn't use Windows repair tools as without a bootable Windows, I was unable to create a Windows USB key. I finally managed thanks to an old vm on my other Linux box but this didn't work either. Some tools (bootrec /fixmbr) worked and some tools (bootrec /RebuildCDB) did not work because "requested system device" not found.
So after spending 3 full days trying to fix this, I gave up and came to accept the need to reinstall everything.
My LinuxMint being fresh and working, I focused on Windows. I used the Windows 10 USB key to install Windows with:
only the NVMe drive in the box.
CSM disabled.
Secure boot disabled.
Then
Deleted all partitions on the NVMe drive in the custom install menu of the installer.
Selected the blank space
launch the installation
At first reboot, I shutdown the computer to remove the USB stick and insert the SSD with the Linux so I have a bootable drive.
Start the Linux system
Update grub
Reboot
Now I have an entry in the Grub menu for the Windows system and I can start it... or so I thought.
Grub kept telling me that there was no such device. I checked the UUID of the drive, it was correct. By listing the partitions (ls) I realized that Grub doesn't seem to see/load the NVMe drive.
After reading some more, I find out that Windows can actually use an existing EFI partition if it finds it at install time. So I start again but this time, I leave the SSD with the Linux in place so that the Windows installer can use the EFI partition on it.
Same process about delete all partition in the NVMe and selecting the empty space for installation. It seems to work. The Windows manager only created 2 partitions on the NVMe and obviously put data in the EFI partition of the SSD.
The computer reboots and in the BIOS, I can see one more UEFI entry named "Windows Boot Manager". Great, I select it to continue the installation... or so I thought.
Windows greets me with the exact same 0x00...00e error telling me that my system need repair.
This leads me to think that Windows as well does not load the NVMe at boot time and thus cannot find the actual system partition.
Is there any solution to this?

A: There can be multiple paths around this but I strongly advise to install the operating system on a disk connected to the motherboard. This is because Windows must load a driver to run the PCIe card and this is fragile which is probably why Windows can't boot in your case. We have had a system when Windows was running fine until an update causes it do fail to initialize the PCIe disk card and we had to boot from a recovery disk.
It would be best if you installed both Linux and Windows on the SATA SSD in separate partitions and create two partitions for them on the NVMe for data. On the system disk you should have everything to boot both systems and extra data (home, user, media, etc) on the NVMe which will also let both systems get a performance boost!
The point is that even if you manage to make it work, it can break and would be troublesome to fix. It will save a ton of headaches if you allow the boot process to be simple on both operating systems. There is another way I can think but this is not something I tried and that is to run Windows under a VM with the NVMe as its physical  disk. That way the drive access would be emulated bu the VM layer and Windows would not know it was on a PCIe card. Of course, this would encur the overhead of virtualization, so it depends what you use Windows for.

A: It's my understanding that to boot to an NVMe drive on a PCIe device, you must boot to UEFI BIOS because non-UEFI BIOS won't recognize the NVMe drive when booting. Also, I think that the BIOS requires that all drives be GPT in order to change to UEFI.
If I am wrong, I hope that someone will correct me.

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(Newser) – If Robert Mueller has his way, Paul Manafort will likely spend most, if not all, of his remaining days in prison. The special prosecutor released part of a sentencing memo Saturday that was unsparing in its judgment of the 69-year-old. Federal prosecutors say Manafort "repeatedly and brazenly" broke laws over the years, on everything from "garden-variety crimes such as tax fraud, money laundering, obstruction of justice, and bank fraud" to "more esoteric laws" on foreign lobbying, reports the Washington Post. He also lied to everyone in his path, including to investigators after his guilty plea, showing a "hardened adherence to committing crimes and lack of remorse," says Mueller's team in the memo to Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the US District Court in DC. In other words: Mueller thinks he deserves no mercy at sentencing.
He needs SOMETHING to show for a FAKE Russia Collusion Witch Hunt that went on for 2 years and cost $40M.. For $40M All you Liberals could get was a Recommendation that Manofort broke a bunch of laws that 90% of Politicians and Businessmen break EVERYDAY!!!..
Mueller's "probe" is bent and cankered, Syphilitic, limp, and chancred. But let him push, and grind, and leak. His "money shot" will be quite weak.


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For piano opus 7 is een verzameling van opnieuw een drietal pianowerkjes van de Noorse componist Alf Hurum. Al eerder verscheen For piano opus 3. De verzameling werd in eigen beheer uitgebracht.

De drie deeltjes:
 Fantasie; opgedragen aan Mary Barratt Due
 Rose og sommerfugl (roos en vlinder) in andantino
 Silhouet in allegro moderato

In oktober 1914 werden de stukjes aangekondigd/besproken in Aftenposten met de mededeling dat vooral de Fantasie in f mineur wel veelvuldig gespeeld zou worden. Hjalmar Borgstrøm, hier als recensent, constateerde dat de invloeden van Claude Debussy bijna verdwenen waren. Silhouet is op 17 februari 1915 uitgevoerd door David Monrad Johansen. Halfdan Cleves heeft ooit de Fantasie gespeeld in die dagen, maar men vond dat stuk niet interessant.

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There's such a huge variety of interesting grains available now: freekeh, farro, buckwheat, quinoa, barley and millet all have places in my larder. They're great with seasonal vegetables, dark leafy greens and zingy citrus. Add a creamy garlicky dressing and a crunchy topping – toasted nuts, roast chickpeas or pomegranate seeds – and you've got yourself a very satisfying meal.
The recipe below makes use of wheat berries. Ours were very kindly sent to us by the lovely people at Trenchmore Farm in Sussex (trenchmore.co.uk). They're available in health food shops and online. They take a while to cook, but the results are well-worth it: chewy favour-some grains, packed with fibre. I'm a bit obsessed with fibre: I blogged about its longevity benefits recently here. In a nutshell: new research reveals that 30g of fibre a day can reduce the risk of death from any cause by up to 30%. Plus, it slows the passage of food through the digestive tract, helping to reduce blood sugar surges.
What are your favourite whole grains? Let us know in the comments below!
Rinse the wheat berries well and add to a saucepan of salted water. Bring to the boil and simmer for between 45 minutes and one hour. Test your wheat berries for done-ness – they should be soft on the inside (the outside will remain chewy, however long you cook them) and a few will start to split. Drain and rinse again. Season well and toss with the olive oil.
Beat together the tahini, yogurt and lime juice. Stir in the garlic and herbs, season well. Add a splash of water if it's too thick for your taste.
Put the whole cucumber onto a chopping board and bash with a rolling pin (very satisfying) until it starts to crack. Pull into chunks with your fingers, discarding the wet, seeded centre as you go (I scrape it out with a thumb nail as I break the cucumber into chunks. Put in a bowl or on a serving platter with the chicory and wheat berries. Drizzle over the dressing and top with chives.
Add any protein of your choice: grilled chicken, crumbled feta, roast chickpeas etc The dressing is divine with pretty much anything: I make it all the time.
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I'm off to get some coffee. Did you want anything? Pie?
Annihilate Me (Vol. 1) (The Annihilate Me Series)
Christina Ross
All five volumes are now available, each is a best-seller, and available for download! Look for the Unleash Me series to begin in early 2014!
The business of love is dangerous.
For Jennifer Kent, a recent MBA graduate who has been searching for work in Manhattan for four long months, time and money are running out.If she doesn't find work soon, she'll need to return to her native Maine, where the job situation is even more bleak.
And where her abusive parents lie in wait.
But when an unorthodox arrangement is proposed, Jennifer decides to take it.She agrees to be the "girlfriend" of Alexander Wenn, the reluctant, billionaire CEO of Wenn Enterprises, who is so devastatingly good looking, he needs a beautiful woman like Jennifer on his arm to "keep the wolves at bay."
In this case, the wolves are other women, all of whom vie for his attention so aggressively, they keep him from focusing on business at the exclusive events he must attend.It's there that deals are cut.What they want is his money and his power.Damaged by a past event, the only thing Alex wants to do is focus on work.And to forget the past.
But can Jennifer deny their white-hot chemistry?As she's swept into this glittering otherworld of society and big business, she finds herself struggling to keep from falling for Alex, an almost impossible feat she nevertheless must meet.
Armed with her MBA, Jennifer Kent knows about business.But what she doesn't know is what could destroy her–the business of protecting her own heart.And maybe her own life.
This story unfolds over five volumes approximately 50,000 words each.
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As the Twig is Bent: A Matt Davis Mystery (The Matt Davis Mystery Series)
Joe Perrone Jr
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense | Sports & Outdoors
SOMEONE IS RAPING AND STRANGLING WOMEN in the Chelsea section of Manhattan – but, who? The only clues: a distinct signature, a heart carved into each victim's breast containing the initials "J.C." and the initials of the decease; copies of the New Testament – with underlined passages referring to infidelity; and fingerprints of a juvenile arrested in the 1960s in Upstate New York. Assigned to the case is NYPD detective, Matt Davis, hopelessly addicted to fly fishing – and chocolate. A one-quarter Mohawk Indian partner, a scarred Vietnam veteran, and a female detective looking for "true love" complete the cast in this explosive mystery thriller that exposes the sordid underbelly of the world of Internet chat rooms. The nerve-tingling plot grabs the reader and doesn't let go, propelling "As The Twig Is Bent" toward its unlikely, bone-chilling conclusion. CAUTION: Contains graphic sexual mateial that may be inappropriate for some readers.
The Color of Lies
Donna Meredith
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Women's Fiction
Forty-year-old widow Molly Culpepper believes her hometown is a place of harmony and white picket fences–until a colleague chalks a racial slur on the blackboard during Barack Obama's presidential campaign. In the uproar that follows, a citizens' group files a lawsuit alleging discrimination against the high school where Molly teaches. To address the lawsuit's concerns over academic weaknesses, Molly joins forces with a black minister to plan curriculum improvements and a fundraiser for equipment upgrades. The town's racial divide becomes personal when Molly clashes with a new black student, J.D. Marshall. His rough language and lack of control disrupt Molly's classroom, but she is determined to find a way to reach him. Gradually, both Molly and J.D. discover their families have a tangled history involving violence, charity, and misunderstanding.
The serious themes of the novel are lightened by Molly's witty voice and the dark humor that stems from the effects of the Great Recession. In addition to problems at work, Molly struggles to raise two boys on her own, to keep her alcoholic father out of trouble, and to find time for romance.
The Serpent Passage
Todd Allen Pitts
Genre: Fantasy | Science Fiction
When William and Betty are trapped in a cavern in the Yucatan, they discover a way out through a strange passage that propels them a thousand years into the past. While searching for a way home, they become entangled in conflicts between Mayan kingdoms. Priest Quisac agrees to aid William if he promises to help his people. William is awarded the bloodstone, a magical gem that puts him in the path of Mayan gods, demons, and extraterrestrials.
Can William survive the challenges of the past long enough to return home? Will his love for a Mayan Princess complicate matters? How is William's destiny tied to the end of the Great Cycle in 2012?
If Only I Could Talk: A Canine Adventure
Tony Lewis
Genre: Crafts, Hobbies & Home | Children's eBooks | Contemporary Fiction
Trapped in a house fire, Nelson is dying.
If only he could open the door …
Nelson whimpers his final goodbye to Rascal, his canine soulmate, their paws almost touching through the heavy glass that separates them. Succumbing to the smoke, his life drifts slowly before him …
Nelson was born deep in the French Alps, where his only worries were how snow could be both soft and hard and why it made the house sink. And whose turn it was to fetch the baguettes from the boulangerie.
So how could puppy love be so cruel? And how ever did he find himself lost and lonely in England?
His dogged wanderings eventually led him to David and his son Timothy, a young boy with autism. Life was once again full of joy.
Until now, trapped in the fire, Nelson's luck has surely deserted him. But he can't die yet! He has an amazing tale to tell – and an amazing tail to tell it with. And with Rascal there to help, Nelson has no choice but to survive.
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Biografia
Ettore Archinti nacque a Lodi il 30 novembre 1878. A Milano, dove visse per un periodo con la famiglia, ebbe modo di frequentare l'Accademia di belle arti di Brera, dove frequentò il corso di scultura della Scuola Serale Artefici. Negli anni della sua formazione visitò l'Europa; fu a Parigi, Londra, Monaco di Baviera, Vienna, Istanbul e in Russia, dove frequentò musei e collezioni. Accanto all'attività artistica fu impegnato anche in ambito politico, attento alle esigenze del proletariato, e fu membro della Camera del lavoro di Lodi.
Nel 1913 Archinti partecipò, aggiudicandosi il primo premio, al concorso Tantardini, con la scultura Forse è meglio che tu non veda. Subì la carcerazione nel 1915, per non essersi presentato dopo la chiamata al fronte, ma gli fu riconosciuto che la sua scelta era ispirata a valori pacifisti e che non si trattava di mera renitenza; durante il servizio militare non fu poi mai attivo al fronte. Negli anni del primo dopoguerra il suo impegno politico crebbe, e nel novembre del 1920 divenne il primo sindaco socialista della città Lodi. A seguito del difficile periodo che nel biennio successivo vide dilagare l'azione delle squadre fasciste dovette però dimettersi nel giugno 1922.
Negli anni che seguirono si dedicò intensamente all'attività scultorea. Nel frattempo dovette subire alcune aggressioni e un attentato nel 1925 da parte di esponenti del fascismo locale. Nonostante fosse tenuto sotto controllo come possibile dissidente, Archinti intensificò nel tempo la sua militanza negli ambienti antifascisti lodigiani. Il suo stesso studio era il ritrovo abituale di tanti giovani oppositori del regime. Dopo il 1943, durante l'occupazione tedesca, aiutò nella fuga alcuni partigiani ricercati e prigionieri anglo-americani; fu membro del Comitato di Liberazione cittadino. Venne incarcerato una prima volta il 21 febbraio 1944 a Lodi, ma venne liberato in aprile a causa del fatto che non fu provato il suo coinvolgimento diretto nell'attività di resistenza. Nonostante la polizia segreta lo avesse posto sotto controllo, Archinti continuò la propria attività, e fu nuovamente arrestato il 21 giugno dalla polizia politica, prelevato all'alba nella sua abitazione adibita a studio, a Lodi. Fu portato questa volta nel carcere di San Vittore, per essere trasferito al campo di smistamento di Bolzano il 17 agosto. Da qui fu condotto al lager di Flossenbürg, in Baviera, all'inizio del mese di settembre. All'età di 66 anni venne ritenuto inadatto al lavoro, e trasferito in convalescenza, dalla quale non sarebbe più uscito. Morì il 17 novembre 1944.. La città di Lodi lo ricorda con una via a lui dedicata nel centro storico e con un museo che ne raccoglie alcune opere. Il Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II a Lodi presenta il Trofeo bronzeo realizzato nel 1913 su un modello di cera realizzato da Archinti.

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Bibliografia
 Ercole Ongaro, Lettere. 1905-1944, Cooperativa Ettore Archinti, Lodi, 1978
 Ercole Ongaro, Ettore Archinti. Un testimone, Cooperativa Ettore Archinti, Lodi, 1978
 Giuseppe Agnelli, Ettore Archinti, Tipografia La moderna Lodi, 1945
 Catalogo dell'Esposizione Nazionale di belle Arti di Milano, catalogo della mostra, Tipografia Fratelli Treves, Milano, autunno 1920
 Esposizione di Primavera 1898, catalogo della mostra, Tipografia C. Monti, Milano, 1898

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Morti nel campo di concentramento di Flossenbürg
Antifascisti italiani
Studenti dell'Accademia di belle arti di Brera


HomeTravel NewsAirAsiaX flying to Maldives from 28 Sep 13?
Just got a confirmation from AirAsia X CEO – Mr. Azran confirming 2X a week : KL – Colombo – Male – KL & another 2X week: KL-Male-Colombo-KL.
I was asked by a Facebook friend regarding AirAsia X flight to Maldives, the route which has been speculated for years.
Upon checking on AirAsia.com, the first flight would be on 29 September 2013. The lowest fare currently is RM812 return from Kuala Lumpur. From the details, AirAsia X will be flying 4 times a week to Male on Tue, Thurs, Fri & Sunday.
However if the cheapest price is from RM812, AirAsia X will have a hard time to persuade customers to fly to Maldives with them especially with its rival Malaysia Airlines lowest fare is only from RM1,099.
If you familiar with AirAsia, RM812 is without baggage, drinks & meal which comes at extra cost. Adding basic baggage would easily increase the fare by RM100. With a mere RM200 differences, Malaysia Airlines is definitely the better choice.
However, the main question is, are there enough Malaysians ready to fly to Maldives to make this route sustainable? The cost of air ticket is not a barrier but the problem lies at the cost of accommodation in Maldives.
Although there are some news pinpointing Tune Hotels will be building hotels in Maldives, could AirAsia X sustain until then?
For now, there is no official announcement yet from AirAsia X yet hopefully more official news will be announce soon. Hopefully the launching fare will be much lower.
Kindly update on further developments on this. Tx !
This route is special and AirAsia X has introduced free 20kg Check in luggage 7 kg hand luggage and free meals on board for this selected routeKUL-MLE-CMB….Low cost -Brand new aircraft- service is equivalent to legacy carrier…AirAsiaX !


***CHAIN FREE *** Lovely modern semi-detached house in the popular village of Rowlands Gill. The property comprises of entrance hall, lounge, kitchen/dining room and W/C to the ground floor. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom W/C. Externally there is an enclosed garden to the rear with lawn and patios areas as well as a driveway to the front for two cars. Viewing highly recommended. EPC Rating C.
Fitted with a range of wall and base units, space for dining table and freestanding appliances. Patio doors to rear garden.
Enclosed rear garden with patio and lawn areas. Driveway to front for two cars.


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Shoppers drowning in a sea of loyalty cards
Newly published research suggests that British shoppers are happy to sign up for retail reward cards, but then show little loyalty when it comes to actually using them.
According to a survey by market research company Nielsen, 89% of British consumers belong to a loyalty scheme. The research covered 63 countries, and it found that only Finland has a higher percentage of people belonging to loyalty card schemes.
British people belong to an average of 3.6 schemes each, a number that is only higher in Japan and Lithuania.
But the research also found that only about half of UK shoppers would actively buy from a retailer with a loyalty scheme (the lowest proportion apart from Denmark). Only 55% said that they shopped more at retailers with loyalty schemes - considerably lower than the global average of 67%.
Mike Watkins, Nielsen's UK Head of Retailer and Business Insight said: "This suggests Britons simply like the idea of signing up rather than actually using them - a 'tick-box' exercise - but the schemes are not personalised enough to keep them engaged. The result being that UK retail is drowning in a sea of loyalty cards."
"Britons are nearly twice as likely as the global average to value being seen as an important customer, pretty much the only element of loyalty schemes Britons over-index on. So retailers need to consider more non-financial rewards as a way to narrow the large gap between the number of schemes people are enrolled in and the number in which they actively participate."
Watkins also anticipates that retailers will increasingly use data to make offers that are personalised for individual members. He also predicts that in the future, some schemes will be merged with financial services loyalty programmes, such as the John Lewis Partnership card, while others will become part of subscription services, such as Amazon Prime.
Why do customers and businesses like loyalty cards?
The research found that cashback was the most popular feature of these reward schemes among consumers. Businesses mainly like loyalty cards because the data held on the cards is rich with information about their customers' shopping habits.
But surprisingly, just over half of those asked in Britain (and 62% globally) said they were comfortable with retailers collecting data about their habits in exchange for discounts.
Nielsen surveyed 30,000 online consumers across 63 countries, including 501 people in the United Kingdom. For more details visit: www.nielsen.com


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(CANADA) – It's that time of the month again, where the second significant bump of government handouts prop up the less financially established people in our country.
It's baby bonus weekend. Money gets deposited tonight at midnight into thousands if not millions of bank accounts across the country.
What does that mean for people that need the money? They get diapers for their kids, food for the house, pay bills and be responsible with the money, furthering their family in this world. For those that do this, good on you.
But what else happens? Some recipients will either spend a significant portion, if not all of their government handout by getting high, getting drunk, partying, and splurging on that new person in their life they are trying to impress.
How does this matter? With the sudden spike of people lurking around under the influence of either drugs or alcohol, domestic violence rates rise, violent crime rates rise, and over the week after the cheque comes out, theft and robberies rise. Why do theft and robberies rise? Most likely due to people withdrawing from the drugs that they just abused for a few days, and can't just let the party end.
The crime spike is something we've observed, along with many others, this is not new, and it is very obvious. Baby bonus is only exceeded by the first of the month deposits.
The most concerning about this is that there are children that are going without because their parent(s) made poor decisions. These kids most often don't have winter jackets, warm shoes, or clothes without holes in them. These kids go to bed hungry and wake up starved. They are the ones that lurk the neighbourhood, often without any supervision and ask strangers for food.
I'll reiterate that those who's kids are taken care of, this isn't about you, this is the kid down the street that looks waaaay too skinny, and has been living off a cup full of rice once a day. This is about those kids. If you can turn a blind eye and say "mind your business", congratulations, people like you are perpetuating the neglect of kids.
At this point we don't have a solution to fix this issue, a lot of people have suggested that these kids be ripped from their homes and put in care. The thing is, care through child services is often barely better, and the kids aren't loved. Which raises a few questions here, first off, were the kids properly being loved when they were left to their own and barely fed? Second, what can we do to improve the quality of life for kids in care?
I will update this article with more points as I see fit.
We know all these upstanding citizens are going to use that money to procure all those vital services that are no longer available since the health clinic nurses decided to go on strike!
always get the most disrepectful people that act out and cause problems, not looking forward to dealing with them again this weekend!!


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Q: .htaccess wordpress wpml use same title for seperate pages I am using wordpress with WPML and I came across a small issue.  The previous website had the urls in this format:
domain.com/lang/title-inglish.html
eg:
-> domain.com/hello-world.html {English users}
-> domain.com/fr/hello-world.html {French users}
The problem is that WPML {Multi language plugin for wordpress} creates a new page for each translation and wordpress doesn't allow the users to use the same title twice so it adds a suffix like so:
-> domain.com/hello-world.html {English users}
-> domain.com/fr/hello-world-2.html {French users}
The good this is that somehow domain.com/fr/hello-world.html points to domain.com/fr/hello-world-2.html just the same ...
So ...
What I would really need is a R 301 on hello-world-2.html to hello-world.html
I need to remove '-2' {-anynumber} from my URLS
Thanks in advance!

A: You could do this in htaccess:
RewriteRule ^(.*)-[0-9]+\.html?$ $1\.html [R]

But the problem isn't in the server, it's in wordpress... It would be more prudent to get a better module or just patch that one.

A: WordPress has this restriction and it's for a very good reason.
You can hack it, but then, you'll have to deal with numerous problems.
If you're looking for a different multilingual WordPress plugin that keeps all slugs the same, you should use qTranslate. However, you should note that qTranslate mixes all translations for the page in the database. This is why all slugs are the same for all languages on all pages.
So, you should choose either:

*

*WPML: Have different pages for translations, each with a different slug.

*qTranslate: Put all translations in the same page and they all share the same slug.


This is the first of many Bangins for twelve-year-old Stella Reynolds. We look forward to hella Stella in the years to come.
Nothing can keep Matt Berger down. After a radical knee treatment, he's back and better than ever!
Our boy TJ Rogers knocked out this Bangin (his fourth) in just a few hours. Reminder: he's regular-footed.
He stunned everybody last year at X Games and Street League, now Vincent Milou show you what he can do in The Berrics.


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Alarming Situation of Human Rights Defenders in the Gambia
24 September 2009.
Press Releases, Press Releases & Statements
Lome: The West African Human Rights Defenders Network for (ROADHH / WARDHN), is closely following the situation of human rights in Gambia and is particularly concerned by the Gambian human rights defenders situation.
Indeed, in recent years, human rights are constantly threatened Gambian in carrying out their activities in Gambian territory.
Journalists are particularly targeted with the arrest of six (6) of them on August 6, 2009. Even if they were released, they remain within the scope of arrest and imprisonment at any time.
Worse, Monday, September 21, 2009, President Col. AJJ Jammeh, about human rights defenders publicly stated: "I will kill anyone, who wants to destabilize this country. If you think that you can collaborate with so called human rights defenders, and get away with it, you must be living in a dream world. I will kill you, and nothing will come out of it. We are not going to condone people posing as human rights defenders to the detriment of the country. If you are affiliated with any human rights group, be rest assured that your security and personal safety would not be guaranteed by my Government. We are ready to kill saboteurs."
The ROADDH / WARDHN recalls that both the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights to which the Gambia is a party and the statements of Great Bay, Kigali and Resolutions ACHPR / Res 69 (XXXV) 04, 4 June 2004 and ACHPR / Res.104 (XX) (Xl) 07 dated May 30, 2007 devoted an important place in the role of human rights defenders in the promotion and protection of human rights. As such, it is the responsibility of the State to take all necessary measures to ensure and preserve the rights of human rights defenders and any citizen or group of individuals wishing to promote and protect human rights.
The ROADDH / WARDHN also recalls that freedom of expression is a right guaranteed by Article 9 of the African Charter of Human Rights which the government of The Gambia is a
To this end, the ROADDH / WAHRDN request:
The United Nations Human Rights Council which is holding its 12th session in Geneva, the Commission of the African Union and the African Commission on Human Rights and People to publicly condemn this statement and recall the Gambian government its regional and international obligations in matter of human rights and especially the obligation to protect the human rights defenders in the exercise of their work.
That the Commission of the African Union and the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights requires the President Col. AJJ Jammeh and his government to ensure the safety of defenders of human rights and all institutions of human rights established in the territory of Gambia
To the international community and particularly ECOWAS states, to take necessary measures to assist the Gambian defenders in case of risk


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SINGAPORE RETAIL
Singapore behind nine other cities in startup cost for tech firms: survey
Fri, Sep 16, 2016 - 5:50 AM
Lee Meixianleemx@sph.com.sg@LeeMeixianBT
Real estate costs don't amount to too much if you're thinking about starting a technology business in Singapore.
ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Techie destinations
REAL estate costs don't amount to too much if you're thinking about starting a technology business in Singapore. Relatively speaking.
Among 27 cities studied by Knight Frank in its new research, Singapore came in as the 10th most expensive city to start a tech company.
This is calculated by adding the cost of renting a 600 square foot office in the tech and creative district (One North, in this case) to fit-out costs and agent fees.
It will be 40 per cent cheaper if one is willing to forgo some privacy by switching to a co-working space, which is a shared working environment that offers flexibility, support and infrastructure for nascent companies.
There are currently about 55 co-working operators in Singapore, with some offering options near the city centre such as the Bras Basah and Tanjong Pagar areas.
In Asia, globally renowned co-working operators such as WeWork have recently expanded here, while local incubators also offer co-sharing spaces for tech and creative start-ups.
According to Knight Frank's research, London tops the rankings as the city where tech start-ups face the highest real estate costs, followed by New York and San Francisco.
Hong Kong, Beijing and Singapore are the only Asian cities in the top 10 chart. For a tech start-up setting up in these Asian cities, the rental costs would be over 40 per cent less than London.
In a discussion with reporters on Thursday, Knight Frank's Asia-Pacific research head Nicholas Holt cautioned that looking at like-for-like tech clusters in cities is "not exact science". One North is not completely comparable to, say, Shoreditch in London, or Brooklyn in New York, he said.
Calvin Yeo, executive director and head of office advisory at Knight Frank Singapore, also noted a reversal of a trend from two years ago, when rapidly expanding tech firms were at the time bullishly picking up space in the central business district (CBD) that was being let go by banks and financial institutions that were consolidating their businesses. Not any more.
Google last month moved to Mapletree Business City II from Asia Square Tower One. Earlier this year, Apple also started leasing business park space at Innovis in Fusionopolis Two in the One North area. And last year, Facebook vacated its Cecil Street premises to relocate to the newly built South Beach Tower, near the Suntec City commercial hub.
To most, One North appears to be the next emerging city-fringe precinct that is rising in popularity. It occupies 185 hectares of land area and houses a range of companies from biosciences, research and development institutes, multinational corporations, such as Volvo and Shell, to firms from the TMT (telecommunications, media and technology) sector.
Mr Holt pointed out that such trends - of tech firms moving in and out of CBDs - differ from city to city. The dynamics in San Francisco and Shanghai differ from Singapore in this regard, for example.
He noted that some tech firms are actually moving out of Silicon Valley, the tech hub of the world, to the San Francisco Bay Area because their employees want to live and work there.
Similarly in the Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park, which is in a decentralised area in the Pudong district of Shanghai, tech firms that are doing well and financially healthy are also moving to the CBD. "We didn't think that was going to happen. It's really city specific," he said.
In the Singapore context, Mr Yeo said tech firms enjoy an obvious rental cost advantage in city-fringe tech districts like One North where rents hover around S$5 per square foot (psf), versus S$8 to S$9 psf in the CBD.
For "post start-ups" - what start-ups become when they have outgrown their premises, or when co-working areas pose privacy concerns - some may also look to migrate to technology and creative business parks, or hybrid co-working buildings that offer a combination of fixed and flexible lease arrangements.
This means, for example, that while they house their finance and corporate functions under a traditional lease, other more transient work groups may be put under a flexible lease - depending on whether a particular project pans out or not.
tech start-ups
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Irish Cup holders Glenavon crashed out 2-0 to Harland and Wolff Welders in their sixth round tie at Tillysburn.
David Rainey scored the opener with a fine 11th-minute header and Scott Davidson added the second after 74 to complete a deserved victory.
Portadown fared better, defeating Championship Two side Portstewart in Saturday's other early kick-off.
Gary Twigg netted his 14th goal of the season on 77 minutes, with Darren Murray firing in the second after 89.
Championship One outfit H&W Welders, managed by former Glenavon defender Gary Smyth, took an early lead when Rainey headed back across goal into the bottom corner after Mark Magnennis crossed to the back post.
James McGrath made a good diving save to deny Rainey, who was part of the Lurgan Blues' cup-winning squad last season, a second goal before the interval.
Declan O'Brien went close and hit the woodwork from a Kevin Braniff corner for Glenavon, who had survived a scare against Moyola Park in the previous round of the competition.
After the break, Michael McLellan shot just wide of the post and Magennis lobbed the goalkeeper but was just off-target.
Davidson struck to extend his side's lead with a simple finish after Magennis rolled the ball to him, and Rainey missed a good opportunity late on.
The Welders will have an opportunity to avenge their fifth-round exit at the hands of Ballymena United in the fifth round last year when the teams meet in the quarter-finals.
At Seahaven, three-times winners Portadown left it late to secure their passage into the last eight.
Johnny Stewart was unable to connect with a James Peden free-kick in the second minute, then at the other end, Murray was denied by Joel Madison and Tim Mouncey squandered two good chances.
Ex-Donegal Celtic forward Murray fired wide on two occasions, before Twigg rifled in off the post after his first attempt was blocked.
Murray followed up to score the second, pouncing after Mouncey's effort was saved by Madison, and then spilled.
H&W Welders manager Gary Smyth: "We were superb from start to finish - it was 1-0 at half-time but it could have been two or three, and it was a case of defending that lead in the second half.
"I thought we were pretty comfortable after the break and we could have had another couple in the end. We won't fear anyone in the next round if we are handed a home draw."


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/ 17 September 2020
A new weekly rail shuttle service has commenced, providing Oslo and Norway with a rapid, dependable, climate-smart link to the largest port in Scandinavia. The service is can transfer 2,000 trucks from road to rail, with a resulting reduction in carbon emissions of over 700,000 kg per year.
"Somewhat boastfully we usually say that we are the largest port in Norway thanks to the substantial flows of Norwegian import and export goods that pass through the Port of Gothenburg. This potential is set to increase even further with a highly skilled rail operator that is bringing a much sought-after solution to market," said Claes Sundmark, said Claes Sundmark," Vice President, Business Area Container, RoRo & Rail at the Gothenburg Port Authority.
The new shuttle service has been launched by the Norwegian rail operator Cargonet and it will initially operate once a week in each direction between Oslo and the Port of Gothenburg.
"Our experience is that demand for an environmentally friendly transport solution between Oslo and the Port of Gothenburg has increased in recent years. With our broad range of services we can ensure effective transport to and from all the major cities in Norway and we are extremely pleased that we can now offer our customers this service all the way down to Gothenburg," said Erik Røhne, Cargonet chief executive.
The 580-metre train arrives at the Port of Gothenburg from Oslo on Wednesday afternoon carrying Norwegian export goods for loading onto ships and onward transport to various parts of the world via the extensive Port of Gothenburg service network. That evening the train is loaded with import goods bound for the Norwegian market, reaching Oslo next morning.
This is equivalent to having 2,000 fewer trucks each year operating on the extremely busy E6 motorway between Gothenburg and Oslo. The switch from road to rail will result in a reduction in carbon emissions of 724,000 kg.
"We began operating tentatively last week and we have had a great response from the market. We have noticed how many are looking for dependable, climate-smart solutions and there is every opportunity to increase traffic volumes on this route in the future," said Mikael Grankvist, Product Manager at Cargonet.
World-class freight levels by rail
At present around 60 per cent of container volumes to and from the Port of Gothenburg are transported by rail. This figure puts the Port of Gothenburg among the top rail freight ports in the world.
Investments include an expansion of the double-track Port Line system and the Arken Combi Terminal, which have already had a significant impact on reducing the number of trucks on the roads in the Gothenburg area. The new rail-sea transshipment terminal at the port, the Svea Terminal, is currently in the start-up phase.
"The demand for rail transport is continuing to grow, and a further increase will help us achieve our highly ambitious climate goal of reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 70 per cent by 2030. It is a natural progression for us to continue investing offensively in rail services in partnership with our terminals and rail operators," said Claes Sundmark.
Fact file: Port of Gothenburg
The Port of Gothenburg is the largest port in the Nordic region. 30 per cent of Swedish foreign trade passes through the Port of Gothenburg as well as half of all container traffic.
The Port of Gothenburg is the only port in Sweden with the capacity to receive the world's largest container vessels and has the broadest range of shipping routes within and outside Europe. The 25 rail shuttles that depart each day mean that companies throughout Sweden and Norway have a direct, environmentally smart link to the largest port in the Nordic region. The Port of Gothenburg has terminals for oil, cars, ro-ro, containers and passengers.
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Description Spring frog survey in Topanga Creek in 2008. Rosi Dagit (photo donor) is the first on the right.
Provenance This image was provided by Rosi Dagit for inclusion in the Topanga Digital History collection.


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Through an extensive evaluation, Heather will help pinpoint what has been stopping you from achieving your health and weight loss goals. Together you will identify the foods and lifestyle habits that are bringing you down.
You'll take stock in all aspects of your life, from career to health. Then you'll be presented with a step-by-step program to transform your life in a lasting way.
To gain a clear picture of your health, you'll also be monitored by a Tanita scale, which measures everything from the amount of fat you're storing to how hydrated you are. It even calculates your metabolic age. These metrics will be used going forward to gauge your progress.
For a total life transformation and weight loss journey, the 90-Day Program includes 12 one-on-one coaching sessions that range from How to Stop Sabotaging Yourself, to Finding the Parts of You that Need to be Nourished, and How to Mentally Rehearse for Success. She also offers a Self-Discovery Program that lasts six weeks.
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Heather is a certified yoga instructor, and while working with her, you are free to attend yoga classes, or even just make an appointment to chill in the beautiful yoga studio at Healthy Attractions and meditate, whether by yourself or through guided meditation with her.
Heather also specializes in creating the ideal combination of all-natural supplements—loaded with the specific minerals, vitamins, probiotics and antioxidants your body needs—to benefit your overall health.
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I'm not new to Blogging, and know how cut-throat it can be if you are trying to rise amongst everyone else who seems to be talking about the same message. Trying to come up with unique content is just damn hard.
I subscribe to, what seems, 100's of blogs, and my Inbox is always crammed with the latest email updates.
I have a broad range of Blog's that I subscribe to but one thing always hits me, on a daily basis. I see the same message appearing in usually more than one blog each day. This means the same message is being repeated, all be it in a different manner or a different take or angle, but nevertheless, the subject gets repeated frequently.
Just this morning, I have 4 Blog's all talking about Stumble Upon as the main post. Nothing wrong in this at all, and I am not criticising at all. I am simply pointing out that trying to be unique for the sake of being unique is just damn hard. With so many Blogs, tripping over each other it's hardly surprising.
So if the Big Blogs can do it, why do I often see that smaller Blog's get a hard time when they repeat a story. Doesn't figure for me. And as I mentioned in a previous post 'How often do you hear the same 'blogging' message?', it's all good. The information, although on a similar topic, will usually be worded and phrased totally different, with their own unique thoughts and conclusions. Never before could you get such a rich variation of coverage on the same topic. Yes, it does make sifting through the repeating elements time consuming, but it can be worth persevering for that one crucial unique opinion or advice.
I really struggle some days. I just look at the Blog's I feel are so damned cool and think I just don't have a chance to make any sort of impact at all. Then I realise, or I have to sit back and force myself to be a little more open minded. Just talk about what the hell you want. If you find a voice or a group of people that like what you say then go for it. Don't try to conform for the sake of conforming, especially if you are not committed as the top bloggers are. They work damn hard and they are rewarded for that work with high subscription counts.
If you feel you are struggling to add any unique value to an already overcrowded population, think about getting a little more personal. Rather than just hop onto the next big story, or the next SEO tip, try to apply some personallity and be brave about writing about something that is not mainstream. I don't mean turn into a regular day by day diary of how many times you go to the toilet, but try a different take.
Realise that if you are blogging about SEO, Google, Marketing, Advertising, then you certainly have your hands full in trying to make a splash.
Don't fret. Just try being you and rather than think you have to come up with a unique idea every day, relax, because you don't. It's practicably impossible nowadays to talk about something to do with blogging that has not already been covered before.
For my other Blogs, writing unique content is easier as the message is quite personal, and it is not that mainstream. I say easier, the subject matter on personal level is very hard as it is something that affects me on a daily basis, and there is only so much of it you can take yourself before it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. Time out from these very personal issues is important. I'm not trying to achieve Blogdom with them, they are there to share a message, a painful message.
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What to Do or Say When Your Girlfriend Can't Forget the Past & Doesn't Trust You
ERICA LOOP
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You cheated, you lied and even though she claims to have forgiven you, your girlfriend can't seem to forget the past. When her trust is broken, building it back up is a must if you want to continue your relationship. You need to tune your actions and words into her needs, proving that the past is gone and you're a trustworthy person.
Apologize Sincerely
Positive Past
1 Time Table
Even though your girl says that all is forgiven, don't expect that her trust will magically reappear overnight. It takes time to prove that you're trustworthy. Instead of saying "trust me" over and over again, show her with your actions. For example, if you say that you're going to the library to study, go to the library and don't go out with your friends instead. The more that your actions show that you're being open and honest with her, the more likely it is that your girlfriend will eventually trust you again.
2 Apologize Sincerely
Apologies show that you understand you've done something wrong and that you care enough about your girl to make things right with her. The key to a successful apology isn't simply to say, "I'm sorry," it's to truly understand how your offense hurt her. Get specific and apologize for the exact offense. For example, if your girlfriend can't trust you because she caught you texting your ex, say something such as, "I'm sorry that I lied to you and kept in contact with my ex-girlfriend. I know that my actions hurt you, and I was wrong."
3 Positive Past
Instead of just focusing on the negative aspects of your past, remind your girlfriend about what first attracted you to each other, suggests clinical psychologist Lisa Firestone in "5 Things to Try Before You Give Up on Your Relationship," for Psychology Today. For example, if she keeps bringing up the time you lied about losing your job, reminisce about that special spark that you felt on your first few dates or reflect on the months -- or years -- of positive memories and moments that the two of you have shared.
4 Focus on the Future
If reliving your happiest past memories isn't doing the trick, try focusing on the future. Make a pact to look forward, and not back. When she brings up your past offenses, turn the conversation around and talk about where your relationship is going. Talk in specifics, noting what you both want from the future or activities that you are planning. For example, talk about how excited you are to have some alone time with just her on your upcoming weekend camping trip.
1 TeensHealth: Apologizing
2 Psychology Today: 5 Things to Try Before You Give Up On Your Relationship
Based in Pittsburgh, Erica Loop has been writing education, child development and parenting articles since 2009. Her articles have appeared in "Pittsburgh Parent Magazine" and the website PBS Parents. She has a Master of Science in applied developmental psychology from the University of Pittsburgh's School of Education.
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