Zach Galifianakis would have been cool with just one Hangover.
The 46-year-old comedian appeared on Marc Maron's WTF podcast this week to promote his new FX series, Baskets, where he spoke candidly about the popular movie trilogy that both broke him through as a major box office star and... is widely remembered for its two critically lackluster sequels.
"That was a chunk of my life that I do not regret at all," he said. Still, "I wish we had just done one."
"I think leave well enough alone sometimes," the actor added.
But don't take that to mean he would never consider revisiting the role, should his career ever get to that point.
"In 10 years, when this all dries up, I'm sure I'll be knocking on people's doors," Galifianakis joked, playfully noting that he was "contracted up to 12" Hangover movies.
You can catch Baskets on Thursdays at 10 p.m. on FX.
Meanwhile, one thing we definitely WOULD like a sequel of is Galifianakis' show-stealing set at Bonnaroo with Jon Hamm.


WHY OBAMA NAMED BIDEN VP-EXCLUSIVE STORY AND PHOTOS!
In a surprise midnight announcement, Barak Obama has named former advisary Joe Biden, as his choice for VP!
The democrats are united, the price of gas has gone down, and not surprisingly, peace has broken out in the Middle East!
We predicted weeks ago that Barack Obama would choose Hilary Cinton as his running mate, but we were foolish.
EXCLUSIVE PHOTO-Pictured is Democratic headquarters after the announcement was made!
"IF IT"S ON THE INTERNET, IT"S GOTTA" BE TRUE"!
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We all have those moments where happiness seems very far away. When you're just dealing with a stressful time or a sad event, you usually know that happiness will come again. But, if you're someone who suffers from depression, you can lose hope of your heart ever again being filled with joy.
While it is not easy, you do have the power to start a change in your own mood and get back to the light and positivity of happiness. It just starts with one spark that you hold onto until it grows to overtake the stress or sorrow that you have been feeling. That spark might be remembering a perfect moment or interacting with something or someone you love.
This design by Jill Henrichsen illustrates the power that comes along with happiness. With it comes a want for growth and even the feeling that you are without limits and can face anything that might come across your path. This design is about spreading happiness by reminding people that it is always something that they have inside of them.


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Novatti is a leading digital transaction technology solutions provider with a wealth of global experience. Our foundations were laid solving problems and creating new opportunities in the fintech space across diverse industry sectors.
We have a proud history providing innovative financial solutions, solving problems and creating business opportunities in the fintech space. We have delivered and will continue to deliver to Tier-1 and other companies in Telecom, Aviation, Travel, Financial Institutions, Retail, Remittance, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management industries.
Novatti offers a comprehensive toolbox of functions that will allow you to expand product offerings with state-of-the-art technology. Integrate services that are cost-effective for you and give your customers what they desire faster.
Branchless Banking Technology
Branchless Banking (or agency banking) is a means for third party traditional banks to cost-effectively extend their branch network through the use of authorised agents. This enables the bank to provide low-risk services to customers in remote and rural areas that are difficult to service using traditional branches. The bank benefits through a larger customer base, boosting financial inclusion, product availability, and risk management.
How Branchless Banking works?
The operation of Branchless Banking is based on agents performing transactions on behalf of banked customers using a portable terminal (mobile phone, mobile EDC terminal etc.). These agents will have a stored value account (digital wallet) on the Novatti platform, and the platform will apply the defined business rules to transactions initiated by these agents. Customers of the licenced bank can either have accounts on the core banking system, or a digital wallet on the Novatti platform, and the agent transacts on these accounts on behalf of the customer. The host system will apply the business rules for the customers' accounts.
The platform allows agents to put cash into their wallets and get cash out of wallets using a broad set of business rules. Agents can use the service to transfer value from their stored value account to another stored value account, or a customer's bank account.
Bank customers may also be issued with a magnetic stripe/chip card and a Bank PIN, and can then use this card and PIN to perform transactions. This requires the agent terminal to have the ability to read the data on the account card.
Benefits of Branchless Banking Technology
Merchant Purchases
Prepaid Voucher-less Top-Up
Account Balance Queries
Prepaid Top-Up Voucher Sale
Loan Repayments
Bill Payment: utility bills, government fees, taxes, fines, etc.
Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL)
Buy now pay later schemes are exactly what you think – you get the opportunity to buy something without having to pay for it until a later date. Sometimes known as point of sale (POS) credit or POS financing.
Who can use it?
Any company that currently issues invoices can benefit from implementing a BNPL solution as it gives their customers the ability to pay at a later date and provides the organisation with a higher invoicing rate.
What is in our offer?
Out of the box Buy Now Pay Later solution
Easy integration with existing systems
Easy integration with other Novatti services
How does BNPL work?
If you use buy now pay later carefully you could delay paying for something for several months, or even a year, and not pay a penny in interest. Because of how flexible buy now pay later is, you can customise the solution and set up any rules you'd like to impose on your stakeholders. This includes setting payment terms, interest rates, or any penalties for participating in the payment scheme.
Buy now, pay later can be a useful option if your customers don't have a credit card as you can customise how the payment plan is achieved.
A proven, robust and scalable electronic wallet solution for developed and developing markets. It can be used to transact any item that can be counted or unitised. Principal uses are money, but also include loyalty points, coupons, tokens and any other unit, such as kilowatts of energy. The technology can be provided as a turnkey, OEM, or hosted solution enabling businesses to offer their customers smart and practically branded services.
How does Digital Wallet work?
Digital wallets enable users to set up and manage personal accounts and perform transactions over the Internet – including via mobile devices – and/or via magnetic stripe cards, private-label cards and near field communications (NFC) equipped devices. Branded digital wallet solutions are fast and easy to integrate with your existing core systems, and provide a way for you to take innovative new services to market fast.
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Novatti Digital Wallet can be used to manage and transact with any item that can be counted and unitised.
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Financial industry security standards are incorporated into the system to ensure customer.
The business rules for a transaction have been abstracted from the transaction device enabling customers to use a wide variety of devices to perform transactions.
A donation is a physical gift given by an individual, usually for charitable purposes or to help a cause. A donation can be in different forms such as goods, in kind, used materials such as clothes or toys, food, and transportation means. It may also be in the form of relief goods or services especially in times of emergencies or calamities such as first aid kids, health aid kits, humanitarian support, development aid. It can also include medical care needs.
An individual who gives a donation or a gift is the donor while the beneficiary of the donations is known as the receiver. All kinds of institutions and individuals can benefit from donations, such as employees, multi-national entities, local businesses, healthcare workers, locals, charitable institutions, churches, government offices, schools, restaurants, children, families, and communities.
How does Donations work?
Donations are given in kind and are not forced onto the donor. It is also personal and not deemed as a business transaction although some donations may require some form of formality such as some being completed in writing. It is acceptable to donate to third parties, or to make a gift in honour or to commemorate someone or something. Gifts given in such forms are usually made for personal reasons such as for weddings, holidays or in memory of a person.
Some other forms of donations are memorial gifts to remember someone. These gifts are often requested by survivors of the deceased towards the charitable institution or organisation.
Electronic Value Distribution
Electronically distributing virtual vouchers for a variety of applications including pay-TV, prepaid mobile recharge, prepaid electricity vouchers, etc. Operators can also enhance their offer to customers by providing competitive recharge methods both within and outside their home networks. The technology can be provided as a turnkey, OEM, or hosted solution enabling businesses to offer their customers smart and practically branded services.
Provide virtual vouchers to merchants via an EFTPOS terminal, web portal or mobile app. Vouchers can be delivered on demand or downloaded and stored in terminal for later sale. The prepaid operator maintains control over the products available to each dealer, and the margins available for each product. The technology can be provided as a turnkey, OEM, or hosted solution enabling businesses to offer their customers smart and practically branded services.
Prepaid PINs are encrypted for storage on the system and are not visible to system users. A full audit trail is maintained providing historical information for every transaction and all user activity.
An effective means of facilitating secure electronic transactions in both developed and developing markets. Customers have a convenient way to create an electronic account and maintain a 'stored value.' Accessible from mobile phones and can be used for a broad range of financial transactions.
Novatti's Mobile Money solutions connects service providers and end-users by turning any mobile phone into an electronic funds account; allowing service providers to target both banked and unbanked users. It can be easily and quickly adapted to a variety of requirements.
Having this versatile and scalable solution in place, service providers can offer a broad spectrum of smart and practical branded services, such as merchant purchases, remittance, bill payments and more. They will also be supported by comprehensive reports containing all settlement details.
Voucher Management System
Voucher Management System (VMS) assists with resolving day-to-day operational issues confronted by many prepaid operators. It streamlines and coordinates the dynamics of the complex supply-chain inter-relationships, and assists in meeting the commercial obligations within the ecosystem providing the prepaid operator with competitive advantages. This results in enhanced service to their distribution channels and a more reliable product supply for their customers. A stand-alone system that has been designed to manage the end-to-end lifecycle of physical vouchers, from product creation through to PIN generation, voucher manufacture, warehouse handling, dealer distribution, and finally, redemption.
Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO), Mobile Network Operators (MNO) or any Telecommunication Company Utility providers and suppliers such as Electricity, Gas and Water Retailers
Prepaid platform independent
Handles both physical and virtual vouchers
Flexible PIN-length generation
Multiple product capabilities
Can integrate with Novatti EVD for distribution of virtual vouchers
Partial redemption vouchers
How does Voucher Management System work?
VMS is a business tool that allows prepaid service providers to manage the unique complexities of the supply chain and to add value to their prepaid business and their distribution partners. It is a voucher management system for next-generation networks and forward-looking prepaid operators that can be deployed on a dedicated platform or a private or public cloud infrastructure. It is acceptable to donate to third parties, or to make a gift in honour or to commemorate someone or something. Gifts given in such forms are usually made for personal reasons such as for weddings, holidays or in memory of a person.
It provides control and visibility over the business that enables better decision making, drives efficiencies and savings, and allows the prepaid operator to add value to their distribution partners. It is acceptable to donate to third parties, or to make a gift in honour or to commemorate someone or something. Gifts given in such forms are usually made for personal reasons such as for weddings, holidays or in memory of a person.
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Novatti technology is modular to integrate with existing infrastructure and other third party platforms. This enables service providers to offer a broad range of new and innovative services to their customers and clients that can be accessed from point of sales devices, mobile phones or traditional cards.
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Tort reform proponents say Gov. Pataki told them at a meeting this week that he endorses their efforts to limit liability awards. "He believes reform is necessary to bring balance to the civil justice system," says Mark Alesse, leader of the New Yorkers for Civil Justice Reform, a business-led group seeking tort reform. As for the governor's support of wrongful-death suits, a top priority of the state's trial lawyers, Mr. Alesse says Mr. Pataki endorses wrongful death as part of overall tort reform. The coalition plans to propose a comprehensive measure this session, though Mr. Alesse concedes that its chances this year-especially in the Democrat-run Assembly-are still "a long shot."
VALLONE STEPPING OUT
City Council Speaker Peter Vallone is accelerating his plans to challenge Gov. Pataki next year, amid indications that better-known candidates like Rep. Charles Schumer, D-Brooklyn, and state Comptroller H. Carl McCall may not run. "Given that Schumer and others may be dropping out, his chances of grabbing the nomination have improved," says one insider. Mr. Vallone has the demographic profile that Democrats are looking for: a moderate ethnic, preferably Catholic. However, he has never run outside his Queens district and is little-known beyond New York City.
BANKING POSSIBILITIES
The two names said to be in the running for the vacant state banking superintendent post are Virgil Conway, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and Steven Rice, a former deputy at the agency and a onetime aide to Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. Mr. Conway, former chairman of Seamen's Bank for Savings, was mentioned for the position when Gov. Pataki first took office in 1995. While the MTA is a higher-profile job, insiders say the job is wearing on him. If he made the switch, the leading candidate to succeed him at the MTA would be Lou Tomson, the governor's top adviser for authorities.
BUDGET: Business executives would like to see New York state's budget surplus, estimated to be $1.7 billion, invested in public schools and the infrastructure, according to a poll of local execs by the Baruch College School of Business. At the bottom of a list of public priorities: paying off state debt and funding pre-kindergarten programs.
La Guardia rail access deal on hold
Mayor Giuliani and Gov. Pataki have agreed on a plan to bring rail access to La Guardia Airport, but the deal is on hold because the Port Aurthority of New york and New Jersey is reluctant to help bankroll the project. The reason: The bi-state agency fears that banking a La Guardia plan could undermine federal support for an environmental impact statement for the planned light rail line at JFK International Airport. Federal Aviation Administration approval of the EIS is considered imminent, but it would apply only to the JFK rail plan.
The problem for Mr. Pataki is that the mayor refuses to endorse the JFK plan unless the governor backs rail access to La Guardia, messrs. Pataki and Giuliani, along with Queens Borough President Claire Shulman, have discussed extending the N or R subway line to La Guardia to provide a rail link to Manhattan. The mayor and Ms. Shulman want a commitment of $100 million from the governor for what is expected to be a $1 billion project. The most obvious funding source is the Port Authority. But the agency is offering only to fund a $5 million La Guardia study, not comstruction funds, so as not to endanger the JFK plan.
"The Port Authority is not a party to any understanding to build anything other than what its commissioners have approved and what it has funds to complete," says Bob Boyle, executive director of the agency, referring to the JFK plan.


Your kitchen is the heart of your home: it is where you cook, congregate, and entertain. Making sure it's clean is another story entirely. After cooking meals and eating in-between-meal snacks, the grit and grime and general chaos can build up. It's easy to feel like there isn't time to continually keep your kitchen clean. However, there are a few ways to make a difference to avoid one huge mess. Try these five 1-minute quick and easy tasks to keep your kitchen looking neat and tidy. 1.	Wipe down countertops with eco-friendly cleaners: The kitchen is your food preparation area so keeping it clean is essential. Germs and microbes can build up if you don't properly clean. Doing a quick wipe down of your countertops and wooden cutting boards will ensure that gunk and grime don't build up to a degree where it gets crusty and unmanageable. Using eco-friendly cleansers also helps the environment!
2.	Make tomorrow's coffee: Mornings are tough. Either you're too tired or you just have too many things to do before leaving the house. Help yourself out by making the next morning's coffee the night before, and if possible, set it on a timer. It will easily be re-heated or just go for iced coffee the next day. It will save you time to do your other morning tasks!
3.	Do a few dishes: Dishes pile up at all times of day: after breakfast, in between meals, and especially after a big family dinner. But doing them all in the dishwasher is not only time consuming to wait, but is a waste of water. Doing a few dishes at a time will not only dwindle your dish-washing duties but will help the environment in the long run as well. It's a win-win situation!
4.	Toss out old produce: If you're like me, you like keeping a plethora of fresh produce to use in a variety of different recipes. However, it's easy to find yourself too busy or you forget you bought scallions to use for a specific dish. Go through your produce and toss out anything that has gone bad or use it in vegetable stock. Keep in mind that some foods make for great leftovers!
5.	Organize your spice rack or utensil drawer: Keeping all your things in order and easily reachable while you're cooking will help you in the long run. You won't have to reach far or scramble to find that one whisk you always like using if you know exactly where it is.
Having a clean kitchen makes you more apt to use it as well as allowing guests and the rest of your family to feel comfortable hanging out in it. So next time you have a minute to spare, get to cleaning your kitchen. You'll thank yourself tomorrow.
What are your one minute kitchen cleaning tips?


What's the difference between Child and Adult Psychiatry?
What can a child and adolescent psychiatrist help with?
What can't we help with?
I have worked as an NHS Consultant Psychiatrist from 1995 until 2018, including seven years as a Consultant in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry in Wolverhampton; and 11 years in Chichester, during which I was also a Senior Lecturer at St George's Medical School (London). I am also a fully qualified Family Therapist.
With several co-authors, I published a textbook in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry: the first edition in 2001, and the second in 2011. I have participated in research on the treatment of Conduct Disorder and ADHD and have worked closely with Paediatricians in a number of ways, including taking the lead in a learning programme for the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. Known as the 'Child in Mind' Project, this aimed to give Paediatricians in training a grounding in Paediatric Mental Health.
I am very experienced at doing thorough assessments. As a Family Therapist, I am used to exploring issues through talking, either with several people from the same family, or one person. Treatment options include continuing these discussions in various forms, and/or a trial of medication. Referral for targeted talking therapy, such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), may be necessary.


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Dilly Name Meaning
English: variant of Dilley . German: from a pet form of the female personal name Ottilie. French (Pas-de-Calais and Nord): variant of Dillies a habitational name with fused preposition d(e) for someone from Illies a place in Nord. French (Ardennes): habitational name with fused preposition d(e) for someone from Illy a place in the Ardennes.
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UFC 133: Evans vs. Ortiz was a mixed martial arts event held by the Ultimate Fighting Championship on August 6, 2011, at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

Background
Multiple fighters that were expected to fight at this event suffered injuries. This led to multiple fights, including championship bouts being called off as a result.

This event was expected to feature Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones' first title defense against former Light Heavyweight Champion Rashad Evans, but a pre-existing injury in his right hand prevented Jones from fighting, and was expected to keep him sidelined until late 2011.  Not willing to wait, Evans accepted a fight against Phil Davis at this event. However, Jones later found out that he would no longer require surgery and instead made his first title defense against Quinton Jackson on September 24, 2011, at UFC 135.

On July 12, Phil Davis pulled out of his main event bout with Rashad Evans due to a knee injury suffered during training.  Tito Ortiz initially declined an offer to step in as Davis' replacement and Evans was then rumored to face Lyoto Machida in a rematch of their title bout at UFC 98. Machida's camp verbally accepted the fight, but when UFC President Dana White called Machida's camp again to confirm the fight, they said Machida would fight only if he received higher pay, which White declined. The organization briefly turned their attention to matching Evans with Vladimir Matyushenko, who was already scheduled to compete on the card.  In the meanwhile, Ortiz had a change of heart and accepted the offer to replace Davis. The Evans/Davis bout was later rescheduled for UFC on Fox 2 on January 28, 2012.

Nick Pace was originally slated to take on Michael McDonald at this event, before McDonald was pulled to replace Norifumi Yamamoto for a UFC 130 bout with Chris Cariaso. Ivan Menjivar would later step in to face Pace at this event. At the official weigh ins on August 5, Menjivar could not make the 136 pound weight allowance cut off, and Pace subsequently agreed to fight Menjivar in a 138-pound catchweight bout.

A bout between Featherweight Champion José Aldo and Chad Mendes was previously linked to this event. However, Aldo was sidelined until October recovering from various injuries, while Mendes remained on the card and faced Rani Yahya. The Aldo/Mendes title fight would later take place at UFC 142 on January 14, 2012.

Riki Fukuda was scheduled to face Rafael Natal, but was forced out of the bout due to a knee injury suffered sustained in a car accident and was replaced by Costas Philippou. However, Philippou was later pulled from this bout to replace Alessio Sakara in a bout with Jorge Rivera on this same card, and he was replaced by Paul Bradley.

Vladimir Matyushenko was originally scheduled to face Alexander Gustafsson at this event.  Matyushenko, however, pulled out of the bout on July 13, 2011, due to an injury and was replaced by Matt Hamill. The Matyushenko/Gustafsson bout was rescheduled for UFC 141 on December 30, 2011.

Antônio Rogério Nogueira was expected to face Rich Franklin at this event, but Nogueira pulled out of the bout on July 16, 2011, citing a shoulder injury.  Franklin was then pulled from the card as well.

Jorge Rivera was originally scheduled to face Alessio Sakara.  However, on July 25, Rivera announced that Sakara was no longer in the fight due to a torn ACL. The UFC announced that Costas Philippou would be pulled from his bout with Rafael Natal and instead faced Rivera.

UFC 133 featured two preliminary fights live on Spike TV.

Results

Bonus awards
Fighters were awarded $70,000 bonuses

 Fight of the Night: Rashad Evans vs. Tito Ortiz
 Knockout of the Night: Vitor Belfort
 Submission of the Night: Not awarded as no matches ended by submission.
^Brian Ebersole was awarded an honorary "getting those horrifying shorts off TV as soon as possible" bonus by Dana White for defeating Dennis Hallman in the first round.

References

External links
Official UFC 133 Fight Card

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WARNING : The HSBXL has moved, the location differs from previous years by a couple of kilometers!
HSBXL has a decent bar (beers, tea, soft drinks, etc…).
For the food, bring your own, and we will order suchis, pizzas, etc… when needed.
Extend zproject for standardized generation of "tntnet" servlets (we have a solution that hacks-on fake classes and some 'Makemodules-local` targets and overrides into packaging files, better have it as a `class`-like citizen and no custom magic involved).
Provide a clang-format configuration file (eventually via zproject) which adheres to requirements of http://zeromq.org/docs:style and ensure that C/C++ code generated by zproject adheres to that as well. This builds upon the last hackathon's introduction of clang-format build targets to test and/or convert codebase according to a given style definition.
There are some costs for the heating system (we might need to rent one), so participants will be invited to make a small donation to cover those.


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How Far Can a Mongolian Bow Shoot?
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There are questions online about whether Mongolian horse archers could hit a target accurately over 500 meters with effectiveness. However, we have to be mindful about how history and recounts of one's tales usually are over-exaggerated.
In truth Mongolian recurve bows are most effective at around ~100 meters range, and anything further than that, archers had to use special types of arrows that are light and bows with significantly heavier draw weights.
Why ~100 meters is the most effective?
Mongolian Bow vs English Longbow
The Absolute Farthest a Mongolian Bow Could Shoot
How To Shoot A Mongolian Bow?
If you look at English longbows, a typical war bow draw weight ranges from 80lbs to 150 lbs. Heavy draw weight longbows can shoot a bit over 300 meters, but typical archers in the medieval period used the longbow most effectively at distances less than 200 meters, but the closer they are to their target, the more penetrative power they had.
The Mongolian bow does rival the English longbow when it comes to how far it could shoot, but the arrow that was used by Mongolian warriors didn't have the same penetration power as English longbows. It's almost impossible for an arrow shot from a Mongolian bow to penetrate plate armor head-on.
Hence Mongolians most often used Parthian tactics by getting in close and feigning a retreat whilst shooting arrows. The main goal was not to necessarily penetrate armor but to hit between the gaps of armor and cause disarray in their enemies.
The Mongolian bow is made out of wood, horn, sinew, and animal glue whereas the English longbow is made only out of wood. The combination of materials in the Mongolian bow makes it more durable than the longbow and gives it a longer lifespan.
The draw weight of a typical Mongolian bow ranges from 60lbs to 170lbs, whereas the draw weight of a typical English longbow ranges from 80lbs to 150lbs. So the Mongolian bow has a higher draw weight, meaning it can shoot arrows with more force and penetration power.
The length of a typical Mongolian bow is around 180cm whereas the length of a typical English longbow is around 190-210cm. So the Mongolian bow is shorter than the longbow, making it easier to carry around and maneuver in tight spaces.
Mongolian bows are recurved, meaning the ends of the bow curve away from the archer, whereas English longbows are not. The advantage of a recurved bow is that it can store more energy than a straight-limbed bow, meaning the arrow can be shot with more force.
If you are talking about shooting an arrow as far as possible disregarding effectiveness and penetration power, then shooting more than 300 meters, and even up to 500 meters is possible.
Ivar Malde set the world record for the farthest distance shot with an all-natural Turkish-style bow at 566 meters, so it is most likely that Mongolian archers in medieval times did shoot as far since Turkish and Mongolian bows are rather similar in build and construction.
If you want to know how to shoot a Mongolian bow, you can read about it here.
In short, you need to:
1. Nock the arrow
2. Draw the string back to your jawbone
3. Take aim
4. Release the arrow
As the Mongolian bow is heavy and sturdy, if you are not used to the draw weight, your arms will start shaking after a while. That's why Mongolian archers were often able to shoot for long periods of time because they had strong forearm muscles from all the training and hunting they did from a young age.
So in conclusion, the Mongolian bow is a powerful and effective weapon, but it has its limitations. It is not as effective against armor as the English longbow, but it is more maneuverable and easier to carry around. If you are interested in learning more about bows and archery, please check out our other articles.


I am literally going to shine the light on my own bad behaviour around our household.
Right now, our mud room light is on, door is open, kitchen light on, dining room light on and living room light on. Ok, so I would normally use the excuse of something like 'well we are living in a place with minimal natural light…it makes me feel warmer, safer, more comfortable etc'.
Another thing I am very aware of is that each day when I feel the cold, and yes I feel it much more in Vancouver given that Spring time here is like our Aussie winters, I notice that the heat dial I have turned up mysteriously ends up turned right down, well off actually whenever I next walk past! This is not to mention the labyrinth of wires and cables hidden behind our television and other gadgets with flashing lights and all on…ok so I am not the tech head in this family but given I still live here I am responsible too for the amount of plug-ins that are running constantly.
Almost 30% of all our greenhouse emissions come from our houses. Just under 5 million people spend more than 10% of their incomes on energy and therefore classed as "fuel poor".
Replace lightbulbs with low energy lightbulbs.
Turn all lights not being used off.
Unplug as many appliances as possible overnight; TV, DVD, computer, toaster, kettle and coffee maker.
Also, today on June 4th I have just discovered that Canada's major environmental organisations, together with leading charities, unions, bloggers, and others will darken their websites and join thousands of Canadians like you to Speak Out in defence of nature and democracy.
Right now, Canada's parliament is pushing through a bill to weaken many of the country's most important environmental protection measures and silence the voices of all Canadians who seek to defend nature.
My goal today may not have a lot to do with this new bill, but it is awareness that counts right? It's ideas, it's thinking, it's doing, its positive changes right?
6. Sixth green action – START REDUCING MY HOUSEHOLD'S ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND INCREASE EFFICIENCY.


Zift welcomes guest blogger, Amanda Kahlow, CEO and founder of 6Sense. On July 8 she will speak at the INmarket conference in San Francisco. Join us there and learn from dozens of executives and experts who are tapping the power of predictive analytics for sales and marketing. Use "ZIFT" when you register for a discount of 25% off the normal registration fee.
Xactly's chief marketing officer, Scott Broomfield, likens this typical nurture scenario to oversharing when dating. "When you go on a first date," explains Broomfield, "you don't barrage that date with everything about you and then at the end of the date ask them to marry you." Similarly, overwhelming prospects with too much information can easily result in opt-outs and lost sales.
Blindly pursuing prospects is a high-risk activity; yet sales needs new leads in the pipeline. Predictive intelligence uses activity intent data to uncover patterns of likelihood to purchase and applies that logic to unknown contacts, resulting in validated prospects outside of MAP and CRM data who are ripe for the picking.
Imagine your current customer is a single contact within an account. What if you could gain insight into the buying behavior of other unknown contacts (such as anonymous visitors to your Website) in that account? Predictive intelligence aggregates behavioral data from multiple contacts across an entire account, providing insight beyond a single individual. This insight can help to determine the right up-sell and cross-sell approach.
For example, if you've sold a video-conferencing solution to one team within a company and suddenly see interest in IP phones from an adjacent team in the company, it's a good time to cross sell.


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"There isn't all that much I can do for you", said Doctor Åkesson when he had studied my extensive medical record for quite some time.
"What do you mean?" I asked in a slightly despondent voice.
I thanked him and went out to the waiting room where my wife Margaretha had waited patiently. It wasn't the first visit to the doctor where she had to wait anxiously for me to come back out again.
Exactly seventeen days after my visit to the GP, the referral note arrived in the post. I was cordially invited to Eternity Hotel. Community transport was supposed to drive me there and they would be at my house to pick me up at 3pm sharp on the stipulated date.
After a light lunch on the day of departure, I lay down for a nap on the bed. My wife sat next to me on the side of my bed and we talked about everything practical she would had to take care of all by herself while I was gone. She told me not worry.
A few minutes prior to the pre-arranged time, 3.03pm to be exact, a yellow community transport vehicle stopped outside our house. As I came to the front door, I hung up the old, hand-carved wooden sign, as I always did when I left the house: "Gone fishing". I said a heartfelt goodbye to my wife, hugged her tenderly and got into the car. Before I managed to pull door shut, she leaned in, stroked my cheek and uttered the words "You will take good care of yourself now, won't you? And make sure you get some rest before I see you again." As the car drove off into the distance, I turned around and peeked through the rear window. Margaretha remained glued to the spot, her eyes followed the car and she was waving at me. It was a beautiful farewell, even though I felt a certain loneliness and a bout of loss. I missed her already. Sorrow is the price of love, I thought to myself as she disappeared in the distance. Despite her reassurance to the contrary, I was I still worried about how she would manage while I was away. We had only been apart on a handful of occasions and had shared more or less our entire adult life. Had I said everything I needed to say? Thoughts and emotions were running riot inside my tired body and everything that had never been said bubbled up within me. But I'd leave that be for now until we saw each other again.
I sat alone in the backseat of the car and felt how the monotonous, dull drone of the engine slowly rocked me to sleep. My eyelids were getting heavier and heavier, my breathing slowed right down. I eventually fell into a deep sleep and was totally unaware of space and time until the car suddenly came to a halt.
I really had no idea how much time had passed since set off, but it felt like we had just left home. Our chauffeur nodded at me as he opened the car door for me. I grabbed hold of my bag and got out, stood there on the pavement and saw the yellow car drive off into the distance. It had dropped me off right next to a beautiful garden. A wrought-iron fence with a gate surrounded the property. Several tall elms grew inside the garden and were almost hiding the big white building located a bit further into the garden. I stood there for quite some time admiring the iron gate. A gravel footpath led to a pond with a fountain and formed a small circular feature in front of the stairs that led up to the main doorway of the hotel. I picked up my suitcase, which was very light as it only contained a change of clothes and toiletries. In the welcome pack I had received, it had stated this was all I needed because the hotel would provide everything else that might be needed during my stay.
I had to use some force to push the handle of the gate, it was a bit stiff. It opened reluctantly with lots of squeaking and I continued along the gravel path. The garden was full of footpaths, lined with herbaceous borders and flower beds with lots of flowering plants and evergreens. Countless little birds were tweeting and singing to their hearts' content, clearly nesting in the elms. A beautiful wooden sign was placed on the left-hand side of the lawn; "Welcome to Eternity Hotel". On my the right, I could see another sign with the text "Dilmun's Garden". I smiled to myself when I spotted the biggest apple tree I had ever seen. Something that also struck me as peculiar was the number of butterflies flying somewhat erratically from flower to flower. A bee buzzed past by very close to me on his hunt for nectar. The only thing that cut through the sounds of nature was me stepping on the shingle. I had clearly disturbed a peacock pecking at seeds on the ground, because the beautiful bird suddenly disappeared behind some flowering gorse bushes when I came too close. My old sciatica injury started to give me grief again.
Completely out of the blue, I had flashbacks from the past and old memories of events I should've forgotten popped up in my head. I could just about make out my own christening ceremony, when my beloved aunt held me in her arms and became my godmother. This was a task she managed very well until the cigarettes took her away from us. My childhood and teenage years flashed before my eyes. I, who had once upon a time been a promising handball player, was now a broken, tired man with aches & pains in both body and soul and I would finally at this ripe old age be allowed to rest.
One step at the time, I moved slowly up the path towards the building. I looked skyward and squinted at the sun. It was almost unnaturally bright in the garden, despite the trees with their huge leafy crowns. Rays made their way through the lush foliage and flooded the whole area in shimmering, enchanted light.
The sudden bark of dog made me jump and I looked around, but couldn't spot the animal anywhere. Images from my wedding rushed past in my mind. That blissful feeling of saying "I do" to my beloved Margaretha filled my chest once more. It was a warm, comfortable sensation that made me smile when I thought about our wedding night on my grandmother's sofa bed. A few years passed before we became pregnant with our son. Years of yearning.
I paused for a brief moment and rested my tired legs right in front of the fountain, enjoyed the warmth of the sun on my face and the hypnotic sound of droplets hitting the surface of the water. I gazed dreamily into the fountain and let my thoughts drift away on the ripples. Still not a person in sight. No traffic noise or other artificial sounds could be heard, nothing but the pleasant background sounds of nature itself. The only thing that seemed to be out of place were two big, jet-black ravens that circled the chimney of the building. A black pillar of smoke rose against the otherwise clear blue sky. As I approached the building, I noticed a paddock adjacent to the building, on the right-hand side. I could see a goat in distance, as well as a donkey and a grubby pig rooting around in a pool of mud.
I have to admit I found it all rather restful and the surroundings were tranquil and relaxing in a liberating sort of way, even if the whole situation seemed a bit surreal. I could now understand what Dr Åkesson had meant by R & R. Just walking through the garden made me feel very relaxed.
Rounded stone steps led me up to the large oak door and the entrance of the hotel. To my left, I spotted something that I assumed was an entry phone and next to that there was a sign. I pulled my glasses out of my inside pocket, leaned forward slightly and read: "Please enter your social security number and the door will open". As soon as I had pressed the right digits, I could hear a faint click from the lock. I pressed the handle and pulled the door towards me. It surprised me how light it was, despite its size, and before I stepped inside, I paused, turned around and let my eyes sweep across the garden one last time. Somewhere at the back of my mind, something was niggling me. There was something missing in this pretty picture. It suddenly hit me. There must be a fox and a wolf somewhere, otherwise, the scene before me would not be complete. I assumed that these animals were shy and that's why they had gone into hiding when I arrived.
I let the door slam shut behind me. As I stood all silent there in the hallway, I glanced around. A slight pressure across my chest caused me to take a couple of deep breaths before I had the strength to carry on. A few more stone steps led to a reception desk, which seemed unmanned. Stained-glass windows ran all around the room, close to the ceiling, and when the sunshine came through the colourful window panes the whole room was covered in a rainbow-like glow. Faint music could be heard in the background as I admired the beautiful room and climbed the last few steps to the reception desk. Where was everyone? No guests to be seen either. The whole place was deserted. I quietly turned around and found two doors on the opposite wall, but they too were shut.
When I turned back to face the front desk, I noticed a lever arch file lying on the counter. I glanced furtively at it while I was waiting. After a moment or two, I felt there was nothing for it, but pulled the binder towards me and opened it. The first sheet consisted of a logo and a watercolour sketch/image of the hotel with the word "Welcome" written below. The next sheet contained instructions of how to go about the self-service check-in at this hotel.
The next page of the binder was a blueprint of the garden. I studied it in great detail and it was interesting to see that they had named all the different spots and areas. To the east of the hotel, there was a park area called The Copse of Remembrance. The fountain at the front of the main entrance was called The Spring of Life and the area closest to the house, where there were mostly flower beds with roses, was called Eden. I closed the binder and sat down on a divan right next to the phone.
My son popped into my mind. I really had been the happiest dad in the world when I joined my wife as she gave birth and I got to hold him in my arms when he was only a few minutes old. Images and memories of my life with him fluttered by quickly in my head. How we had gone for a dip in the crystal clear water of Croatia and how I had taught him to swim. Happy moments with him intermingled with rather chaotic events as life went by. How the love between us had existed deep within our hearts, even when he started to disappear into a cloud of horrid illness, hanging on like a living corpse and eventually left us. Such sadness and all-consuming grief.
It was as though my body no longer wanted to obey my wishes, as if my soul wanted to lead its own life and make me accept responsibility for whatever choices I had made and actions I had taken. I came to think of the seven deadly sins. Should go by Gianfranco Girotti's contemporary interpretation? Margaretha and I had obviously used contraception during our marriage, but surely that couldn't be considered a sin, could it? Nor had I managed to scrape together much of a fortune, even if we hadn't lacked money for any considerable length of time and could enjoy little, everyday luxuries to add some pizzazz to our life. I couldn't, even in my wildest dreams, see that this had increased any gaps in the world; I had tried to be generous and even sponsored a child in Vietnam. A child that both Margaretha and I had provided for throughout his upbringing. That fact that I have also had the opportunity to enjoy a really good whisky or cognac. Drugs were unknown territory for me, despite the fact that I grew up during the era of drug liberalisation and free love. I idolised Elvis and the Beatles and simply couldn't get enough of them. Especially not John Lennon, who personified the rebel I wish I had been. I did not feel any remorse about this, nor did I find it wicked or sinful.
The only thing that really worried me was my negative contribution to the environmental degradation. I had never joined any environmental movement or association, but had instead questioned their gravitas. Would this now count against me? How would I fare on judgement day, when my every move and innermost thoughts would be scrutinized, and I would have to justify my actions? I felt deflated, I slumped and could hear myself sigh deeply.
Checking in all by yourself with no staff helping you out? The whole situation was perplexing to say the least and the scenario was both new and strange to m, which made me feel slightly hesitant but not afraid as such. I pondered for a brief moment, perhaps I should cancel the entire stay and go home again. I turned and glanced at the exit and, to my surprise, I saw the door had no handle on the inside. This didn't actually make me anxious, perhaps because I could hear an inner voice urging me not to be afraid. I looked at the phone on the wall and after a few minutes of hesitation, I lifted up the receiver. A mechanical voice spoke to me and I listened intently.
I pressed number 2 straight away, no hesitation, and the voice appeared again. "Please enter your age followed by a hash." I pressed 66 and had to wait for a few seconds before the voice came back again to prompt me. I found things suddenly got harder and I had to do a bit of soul searching in order to provide honest, candid responses to the ten questions. Sure, these questions only required a yes or no answer, but had I really lead a life where the sacred ten commandments had been my moral compass? Of course I had obeyed the law and I saw myself staying within the conventional, socially accepted, ethical boundaries of our society. When I had answered all the questions to the best of my abilities, it turned out I had managed to scrape a total of 66 points together. I was then informed that there was some kind of lower limit of 55 points, but with my high score I had qualified for a check-in into the best area Eternity Hotel had to offer, namely the eastern part of Dilmun's Garden called the Copse of Remembrance. When I hung up, the clock on the wall said 6.03pm. One of the double doors behind me clicked and then it opened automatically. The sound of an angel choir accompanied by sublime music flooded from the light, which by this point filled the whole corridor I could see stretch out through the open door and I must say I was drawn to the beauty of it all as if some invisible force was pulling me in. Once inside, enveloped in this light, I became aware that the souls of my beloved grandmother and grandfather were embracing me, as did my mother and my father and their hugs were tender and genuinely loving. My God mother smiled at me and touched the top of my head very lightly as I swept past. I even spotted a couple of my old heroes as I travelled further into the tunnel of light on my way towards the Copse of Remembrance. I was surprised to see Elvis and John Lennon in there. Had they really qualified for a place here? The last thing that swirled through my mind before I entered eternity, was that all the pain and sorrow had left my body and I felt free. The battle for life was over.
Total serenity. Time seemed never-ending, light and beautiful. I understood deep inside that Margaretha was no longer anxious. She had been quite worried lately and my well-being and health had clearly troubled her. But now I could sense she too had found peace, and one day we shall meet again in a world beyond. I do wonder how long eternity really is?


Today the Brewers Association released the top 50 U.S. Craft Breweries list of 2012 based on sales volume as well as the overall top 50 list in the country (macro brewers included).
What's cool to see is that craft beer is making a bigger and bigger dent in the overall U.S. beer market. This means more and more people are being turned onto drinking beer from smaller and independent companies.
While their list ranks them by size, I was curious as to how many were near me. My home state of Washington isn't represented, however I only live 10 minutes from Oregon so I took some pride seeing 4 Oregon breweries represented.
I then took the list and split it up so others can see how their states are doing based solely on how many larger craft breweries are in the states. While sales numbers doesn't really correlate with taste, it's still interesting to see where the big craft brewers are located.
2 Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
20 Firestone Walker Brewing Co.
34 Bear Republic Brewing Co.
39 Karl Strauss Brewing Co.
40 BJ's Chicago Pizza & Brewery, Inc.
42 North Coast Brewing Co.
46 Ballast Point Brewing Co.
3 New Belgium Brewing Co.
43 Left Hand Brewing Co.
t. 24 SweetWater Brewing Co.
47 Big Sky Brewing Co.
36 Blue Point Brewing Co.
37 Southern Tier Brewing Co.
19 Great Lakes Brewing Co.
t. 24 Full Sail Brewing Co.
45 Saint Arnold Brewing Co.
18 Long Trail Brewing Co.
17 New Glarus Brewing Co.
3F Beer is the best but they don't distribute that far and don't produce that much.
Exactly. Us West coasters don't get to taste their sweet nectar.
Surprised Ommegang isn't listed. They have grown enough that they are being sold in east-coast supermarkets.
That surprises me to. They are starting to show up on the west coast as well.
Although delicious, Ommegang probably wouldn't make the list as a craft microbrewery because they are owned by a belgian brewery, Brouwerij Duvel Moortgat. The folks that brew Duvel Golden Ale.
Shocked to see North Carolina missing from the list! There are a plethora of high quality breweries here, not to mention being home to Beer City USA (Asheville). Hard to include everything though, I suppose.
While North Carolina has plenty of great beer, this list is based completely on sales numbers (not quality). It's all based on numbers of who sold the most. North Carolina is kind of like Washington state. Both states make great beer, but not a lot of big players in the craft beer space.
Jason, just click on the link that I listed in the article above to the Brewers Association. They listed them all in order so I didn't feel the need to copy it. Thanks for the comment.
Since this is a ranking of craft beer, How is it that Boston and Sierra can be in the consideration? Boston is so big that it's publicly traded (SAM) and Sierra is huge too? they deserve massive props since they started the craft revolution, but they are far bigger than Craft Brewers. I question the criteria of the ranking. (Full disclosure, my Boxers are named Sierra and Nevada).


Tony Yengeni loves his Mercedes-Benz 4x4 because he says it makes him feel as if he is "flying in a jet".
Yengeni said in a newspaper interview published last year: "It's very fast and very stable. One feels as though you're flying in a jet."
He openly admits that he chose the luxury R359 000 vehicle, now at the centre of a "kick-backs" row connected to South Africa's R43-billion arms deal, not because he wanted to ride off-road, but because he believed it was trendy. The man, whose first car was a VW Beetle back in the days of the struggle, said in the interview: "I'm a Mercedes-Benz man. I bought a 4x4 not because I want to drive around in the bundus, but because it's the in-thing and I'm part of the trend.
"I'm not immune to society's fashions. I'm part of society and influenced by it."
But having acquired the glitzy number, all shining chrome, bull bars and metallic finish specifically designed to be noticed, Yengeni complained that his trendy possession drew too much attention. "At a service station people will get out of their cars to come and have a look. Being a public figure I sometimes desire a bit of privacy," he complained. His poodle, Sweetie, and dalmatian, Honey, like the 4x4 almost as much as Yengeni, although they squabble like a pair of spoilt children when they travel with him. "So they don't fight and to maintain some kind of order, the poodle sits next to me in front, while the dalmatian sits at the back," he said. He admits he enjoys speeding, but tempers this confession with the remark that he is a "disciplined driver".
While the ANC Chief Whip derives great pleasure from driving his shiny car, he doesn't do anything as lowly as putting air in tyres.
When asked by the reporter when last he had checked the spare wheel, he gave a somewhat studied, Marie Antoinette answer: "I didn't know it had one."
With acknowledgement to The Argus.


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Mark Cavendish unveils new Etixx-QuickStep 2015 team kit
No radical redesign as Belgian team's name changes from Omega Pharma to Etixx-QuickStep in 2015
Nigel Wynn December 8, 2014 5:19 pm
Mark Cavendish models the Etixx-QuickStep 2015 kit Credit: Etixx-QuickStep
Mark Cavendish
Etixx-QuickStep – the Belgian WorldTour team formerly known as Omega Pharma-QuickStep – has unveiled its kit for the 2015 season, as modelled by British sprint star Mark Cavendish.
It's not so much of a redesign as a simple swap in sponsor names with some subtle tweaks, looking very similar to the 2014 Omega Pharma-QuickStep strip. If it ain't broke, as they say, don't fix it, and the team's strip is instantly recognisable in among the multi-coloured jumble of the pro peloton.
Clothing designer Vermarc has kept the basic colours for the team kit as black, white and blue. In the case of former world champion Cavendish, that jersey also includes the rainbow stripes around the arm cuffs.
"It's like the Classic two-toned kit of the last season," said Cavendish in a press release. "The sponsors are really well accommodated with this design. Whatever the colour, I am proud to put on the colours of Etixx-QuickStep anyway. But I believe this jersey will be nice to ride in. The jersey is evolving in good ways every year, just as we are as a team."
It was announced back in July that Etixx would replace Omega Pharma as the team's headline sponsor. Etixx is a sports nutrition brand that is part of the same group of companies as Omega Pharma. Long-term cycling supporter QuickStep flooring remains firmly on board as co-sponsor.
Cavendish and team-mate Iljo Keisse have had a busy winter so far, placing second at the Ghent Six Day track meet and winning the Zurich Six.
Mark Cavendish and Iljo Keisse model the Etixx-QuickStep 2015 kit
Mark Cavendish: 'I'm not looking for a fairytale end – I just know I'm still good'
First look at Mark Cavendish back in Deceuninck – Quick-Step colours
Julian Alaphilippe reveals his big ambitions for 2021 season


Lamorinda Democratic Club's March 13 Meeting to Focus on Justice Denied: How Much Can we Afford?
The Lamorinda Democratic Club's next meeting on Thursday, March 13, will focus on "Justice Denied: How Much Can We Afford?" with a panel including Justice Mark Simons and Presiding Judge Barry Goode.
The club's meeting will be held at the Lafayette Library and Learning Center, 3491 Mt. Diablo Blvd, in Lafayette. The club's social hour will begin at 7:00 p.m., with a business meeting beginning at 7:30 p.m. There is a $5 charge at the door to help the club cover meeting expenses.
Like every other segment of state government, the California Court system has been significantly impacted by the economic crisis that began in 2008. Directly, the court system has seen it's funding substantially reduced, requiring the elimination of numerous staff positions and services offered to the public. Indirectly, the judicial system has been affected by the state's need to dramatically reduce the state prison population and services to juvenile, probate and family courts.
Justices Mark Simons and Barry Goode will discuss the implications of these topics.
Justice Mark Simons serves on the California Court of Appeal 1st District. Since 1973 he served as a Deputy Public Defender in Contra Costa County until 1980, when he was appointed to the Mt. Diablo Municipal Court. He was elevated to the Contra Costa Superior Court in April 1995, where he served as Presiding Judge in 1999 and 2000. In January 2000, he was appointed to the California Court of Appeal. Justice Simons has devoted considerable time to teaching evidence to judges, lawyers and law students. He served as the Dean of the B.E.Witkin Judicial College in 1995 and 1996 and was an adjunct professor of law at Hastings College of the Law from 2002-2004. He was awarded the 2000 Bernard Jefferson Award for distinguished service in judicial education.
Judge Barry Goode is the Presiding Judge of the Contra Costa County Superior Court. He has served as Special Assistant to Adlai E. Stevenson in the US Senate from 1972 to 1974. In 1974 practiced with a law firm in S.F. until 2001. In that year, Governor Gray Davis appointed him Secretary of Legal Affairs, a position he held from February 2001 to November 2003. Judge Goode was appointed to the Superior Court in Contra Costa County on November 2003. He has had assignments in Criminal Law, Family Law, Civil Law, and Complex Litigation. He served as Supervising Judge of the Richmond branch, the Family Law Division and the Civil Division, and from 2011 through 2012 — as assistant Presiding Judge.


This is called the Head IG Extreme 125. The IG stands for Innegra, which is one of the racket technologies Head has used in the past. This is apparently an exclusive frame for PDH Sports in the UK. At only £50, seems like a great deal.
Here's a review from Paul at PDH Sports. He says this is based off the old Head LiquidMetal 125 frame.
Bought this racket and actually really like it although the grommets seem to be snapping off easily.
Just thought I'd update you!


Nairn & District Gardening Club celebrated their 30th Anniversary by holding a dinner at Nairn Golf Club on Saturday 20th October 2012.
Chairperson Helen Macfarlane-Grieve welcomed members, former members, representatives of local garden centres and people who have helped us over the years. She thanked them for their continued support to our Coffee Morning and Plant Sale, our Annual Outing and particularly our Annual Show. Special thanks were expressed to all the local businesses who have sponsored us each year and to Nairn Ward Discretionary Budget for their financial help for the show.
Helen gave a brief history of the club from 1982 until the present day. Club member Mr Bob Moore said grace prior to everyone enjoying an excellent meal prepared and served by very helpful and pleasant staff at the Golf Club.
Following coffee and anniversary cake, our speaker for the evening Mr Donald McBean from Forres, former head of Moray Parks Department gave us a very humourous talk on his 50 years in the Horticultural Industry which was very much enjoyed by all present.
Our secretary gave a vote of thanks to Mr McBean and to the staff at the Nairn Golf club. The club also held a raffle at coffee time and raised approximately £240 which will be given to local charities. A most enjoyable evening was had by all.
We held our Annual Show on Saturday, 11 August at Nairn Community & Arts Centre. Despite the very unseasonal weather this year, exhibitors put on a colourful display. See our Show pages for full details and results.
Our Show Schdule for 2013 is now available on-line and hard copies will be available from March 2013 onwards. Keep checking our website for up-to-date information.
Nairn & District Gardening Club held their 36th Annual Show this month. Best in Show was a magnificent pot of large headed Begonias grown by George Pirie. There were also multiple awards to Kate Fraser and Donlad Cheyne.
Club Secretary, Anne Vincent, said: "A challenging growing season with extremes of weather had a limited impact on the overall number of entries this year. Our resilient gardeners still provided some exceptional exhibits for the Show benches.
Full results will appear on the website shortly.
Nairn & District Gardening Club has this year joined forces with another local voluntary horticultural group, Keeping Nairnshire Colourful (KNC), to safeguard the garden beds around the town traditionally filled with seasonal planting.
KNC learned last summer that, as a result of budget cuts, Highland Council was going to grass over three of these beds alongside the A96 out of Nairn towards Inverness. They decided to apply for lottery funding so that they could adopt all three, turn them into perennial herbaceous beds and find three local groups to agree to plant them up and maintain them. The application was successful and when approached members of the Nairn Club agreed to adopt one.
A local garden designer offered to do a planting scheme for each bed and the two local nurseries, Greens' Nurseries and Broadley Garden Centre said they would source and supply the plants. The money was confirmed in September and plans were made for an autumn planting. However, it soon became clear that a hard winter was forecast and so the plans were put on hold. The snow and frost finally cleared and the plants were ordered for April. Members got together for a mass plant up. Shaped like a peanut the central features of the bed are a yellow column Yew and dwarf Junipers. Surrounding these are bushes of Skimmia, red Potentilla, Hebe "Red Edge" and Sarcoccoca. Continuing the red, green, purple & yellow theme, the bed is edged with drifts of purple-leaved Heuchera, Sedums, Stipa tenuissima & Epimediums. In the autumn members will add Tulips, dwarf narcissisi and Alliums to extend the seasonal colour.
To maintain the bed, the Club has organised a rota with pairs of members checking on the plants, weeding and trimming the grass edges each month. With the warmth of April and plentiful rain this year the plants have established well and put on good growth. The Club has an exciting hands-on project for members and at the same time it is helping to ensure that visitors and residents alike can continue to enjoy colourful beds around Nairn.


That this court has jurisdiction on this writ of error, because the decision in the General Court involved the construction of a clause in the Constitution, and the decision was against the title or right specially set up or claimed under such clause of the Constitution.
The second proviso in this act excepts all contracts thereafter made, by virtue of any existing law for the drawing of lotteries, not extending beyond the 1st of January, 1840. See Green v. Biddle, 8 Wheat., 1; 3 Wash., 319.
Yet if the contract under which this lottery was drawn be duly authorized, in all its terms and duration, by the act of 1829, then the act of 1834 has attempted to limit and curtail the previous grant, and injuriously to abridge it.
But the act of 11th March, 1834, appointed two commissioners in place of those who had resigned, and therefore there could be no drawing until the vacancies were filled under the act of 1829.
Hence the law of 11th March, 1834, which is subsequent to the penal law of 25th February, 1834, appoints two commissioners to fill the vacancies and to carry the law of 1829 into effect; thus furnishing a legislative declaration, that the act of 1829 was to be carried into effect. But the law of February, 1834, only allows time to carry the act of 1829 into effect until the first day of January, 1837.
5. The contract was made in a reasonable time after the act of 11th March, 1834, and was duly authorized by law in all its terms and duration; and the penalty sought to be enforced under the act of February, 1834, (which directly prohibits all lotteries after the 1st of January, 1840,) is not to be enforced, because it would violate the antecedent contract, made by the state in 1829.


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For those affected by bushfire disaster, the Salvos are here to help on the road to recovery.
You are here: Home › About Us › News & Stories › Bushfire Response & Recovery
The Black Summer bushfire disaster is having a long-lasting impact on Australian communities. As we move forward together to recover from the devastation, the Salvos are providing help to those in need.
As council permits get approved and land clearing is mostly completed, many in communities impacted by the bushfires of 2019-2020 are preparing for the next stage of recovery – rebuilding. But recovery is about more than rebuilding homes, it's about rebuilding lives.
The Salvation Army is continuing to provide practical and emotional support to affected individuals and families as they reach different stages in their personal recovery journeys.
The Salvos has published a report on the 12-month Bushfire Disaster Appeal. To read or download the report please visit our report page below.
12-month Bushfire Disaster Appeal report
For those impacted by the devastating bushfires, recovery has been an ongoing journey that, for many, has only just begun. Responding to the needs of people impacted by disaster is a long-term commitment that requires different approaches at different phases of recovery.
The Salvation Army is active throughout the three major recovery phases:
Activating at evacuation and recovery centres during and in the immediate aftermath of the disaster, Salvation Army Emergency Services (SAES), rural chaplains and local Salvos met the immediate needs of those impacted. In this phase food, water, shelter and medicine, were a priority. Salvos were also providing emotional and spiritual support to people during that stressful time.
Early recovery
After the initial emergency settles down, impacted people have time to assess the damage to their homes and livelihoods. Finding temporary stable accommodation and adjusting to a 'new normal' happens in this phase.
The Salvation Army assessed and provided up to $18 million in direct financial assistance during this phase to assist people in early recovery to cover expenses such as living costs and the extensive clean-up of their properties.
Medium to long-term recovery
This is the phase many people are now in and where they come across large expenses. As council permits get approved and the initial shock of the disaster eases, many are beginning to rebuild permanent structures. For others, this is the first time they have reached out to The Salvation Army for help. In addition to providing individuals and families with further financial assistance, this is where we also support with community activities. Local Salvos are active participants in community consultation to support recovery needs, help map out a way forward and invest in local initiatives to restore vibrant communities. As a national organisation that is locally embedded, Salvos not only understand their community – they are a part of it, which means they are often there before, during and after a disaster strikes.
While we have now allocated most of our grants, we remain in communities providing outreach, referrals and emotional support to those affected.
Please reach out if you need support. You can contact our team on:
Email – sal.disasters@salvationarmy.org.au
For more information on how we have provided help and support during this unprecedented disaster, please see our FAQ page.
Bushfire recovery grants
Applications for bushfire recovery grants are now closed.
To date, The Salvation Army has provided over $43 million in financial assistance through grants to over 14,000 impacted individuals and families to assist in their recovery.
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Sanni Marja Anniina Utriainen (born 5 February 1991) is a Finnish javelin thrower. She won gold at the 2010 World Junior Championships and competed in the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Biography

Utriainen was born in Nokia, Finland on 5 February 1991. Her father, Esa Utriainen, was Finnish champion in men's javelin throw in 1979 and represented Finland at the 1983 World Championships. Sanni Utriainen first broke 50 metres in 2008, throwing 51.89 m at the Pihtipudas Javelin Carnival and winning the Finnish youth championship with 51.00 m. In 2009, she placed ninth at the European Junior Championships in Novi Sad, throwing 51.25 m in the qualification and 48.45 m in the final.

At the 2010 World Junior Championships in Moncton Utriainen won gold, throwing a personal best 56.69 m on her final attempt to overtake Latvia's Līna Mūze by five centimetres. Later that summer she won gold at the Finnish championships in Kajaani, throwing 56.29 m for her first (and, , only) national senior title; she also won at the Finland-Sweden Athletics International, setting a new personal best of 57.26 m.

In the following years Utriainen's results stagnated; although she improved her personal best in each of 2011, 2012 and 2013, the improvements were only minor, and she didn't reach the international elite. Her best throw in 2012, 59.31 m, was a Finnish under-23 record and exceeded the B standard for the Olympics in London; she was selected for the Olympics, but went out in the qualifying round, not registering a valid mark on any of her three attempts. In 2013, she improved her national under-23 record by four centimetres to 59.35 m. She missed the 2014 season almost entirely due to an elbow injury.

Utriainen broke 60 metres for the first time in June 2015 in Lappeenranta, throwing 60.08 m. At the 2015 national championships in early August she only managed 57.59 m and placed second behind Oona Sormunen, but the following week she threw 63.03 m in Kuortane, improving her personal best by almost three metres and exceeding the qualifying standard for the World Championships in Beijing.

Coaching

Utriainen is coached by her father Esa. Former javelin thrower Tero Järvenpää became her secondary coach in 2015.

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1991 births
Living people
People from Nokia, Finland
Finnish female javelin throwers
Olympic athletes of Finland
Athletes (track and field) at the 2012 Summer Olympics
Athletes (track and field) at the 2016 Summer Olympics
World Athletics Championships athletes for Finland
Sportspeople from Pirkanmaa


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I have taught off and on for 15 years, am a soloist, songwriter and composer, play for churches and have had a number of original songs performed and/or recorded. My passion is igniting the passion inside my students and watching them find their niche.
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class Batalla

  # CONFIG

  include ActiveModel::Model

  attr_accessor :universo, :flota_atacante, :flota_defensora, :rondas, :escombros_metal, :escombros_cristal

  # CALLBACKS

  # RELATIONS

  # SCOPES

  # VALIDATIONS

  # CLASS METHODS

  class << self

    def simular
      batalla = new universo: Universo.first
      batalla.flota_atacante = Flota.atacante
      batalla.flota_defensora = Flota.defensor
      batalla.ejecutar
      # return batalla
    end

  end

  # INSTANCE METHODS

  def initialize(*args)
    super
    self.rondas = []
  end

  def ejecutar
    universo.cantidad_rondas_en_batallas.times do |i|
      return resultado if debe_finalizar?
      ronda = Ronda.new(batalla: self, numero: i.next)
      rondas << ronda
      ronda.ejecutar
    end
    flotas.each &:post_batalla
    resultado
  end

  # ALIASES

  # PRIVATE METHODS

  private

  def debe_finalizar?
    # puts 'chequear si la batalla debe terminar'
    flota_atacante.destruido? || flota_defensora.destruido?
  end

  def resultado
    puts 'Resultado de la batalla'
    puts "GANO ATACANTE" if flota_defensora.destruido?
    puts "GANO DEFENSOR" if flota_atacante.destruido?
    puts "EMPATE" if !flota_atacante.destruido? && !flota_defensora.destruido?
  end

end

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Supreme Court rules for Putnam defendant
A Cookeville lawyer has won a case he took to the Tennessee Supreme Court, contending that his client was eligible for a reduced sentence."(This) overturns numerous prior Criminal Court of Appeals …
Posted Tuesday, December 11, 2018 11:30 am
A Cookeville lawyer has won a case he took to the Tennessee Supreme Court, contending that his client was eligible for a reduced sentence.
"(This) overturns numerous prior Criminal Court of Appeals and Supreme Court opinions across the state over the past 25 years, and declares that a trial judge does in fact have the right to reduce a defendant's sentence when the court feels it was too harsh," said attorney Seth Crabtree.
Crabtree represented defendant Jonathan David Patterson in the case, which began in 2015, when Patterson broke into several cars and a building in Putnam County, stealing two vehicles and also stealing property from the vehicles and the building.
After his arrest, he cooperated with authorities, enabling them to recover much of the stolen property. He ended up pleading guilty to 20 offenses, but without any agreement as to the sentences that would be imposed on the pleas. At the sentencing hearing, prosecutors argued that Patterson's extensive criminal history warranted a lengthy sentence.
Criminal Court Judge David Patterson initially imposed an effective 31-year sentence, but he later reduced that sentence to 19 years after Crabtree filed what's called a Rule 35 motion.
The Court of Criminal Appeals agreed with the argument of the prosecutors that a defendant cannot prevail on a Rule 35 motion unless he offers proof of a change in circumstances justifying a reduction. Because the defendant failed to do so, the appeals court reversed the trial court's decision and reinstated the original 31-year sentence.
On Monday, the Tennessee Supreme Court reversed the appeals court, holding that Rule 35 provides only one limit on a trial court's discretion to reduce a sentence — that the reduction must be in the interests of justice. They concluded that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in granting the Rule 35 motion.
"Due to a misinterpretation of the law in the 2006 Supreme Court case of State v. Ruiz, courts have been misapplying the standard and preventing judges from having this power," Crabtree said. "That practice was ended with today's opinion."
He said the ruling "makes Tennessee one of the most trial judge friendly states in the country on this issue."
"Almost all states and the federal criminal system explicitly forbid trial judges from having this discretion," he said. "(But) this decision is in line with the trend in recent years of the Tennessee Supreme Court shifting more power to the locally elected trial judges."
The full text of the Supreme Court's opinion can by found at www.tncourts.gov.


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Top FIFA officials were arrested in Zurich yesterday on money laundering, racketeering and bribery charges. The new U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced the 47-count indictment against 14 FIFA officials and sports-marketing executives. Allegations of corruption have surrounded FIFA for years but can this investigation clean up soccer's governing organization? This hour, we'll talk about the FIFA corruption charges and what it means for the world's most popular game with New York Times reporter MATT APUZZO, Bloomberg News reporter TARIQ PANJA, and the Washington Post's STEVEN GOFF. We'll also get a preview of the Women's World Cup which starts June 6th in Canada.
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City pulls Indego e-bikes from streets while police search for stolen electronic bicycles
Philadelphia police are hunting e-bikes as Indego works to make it harder to steal electric bikes from the city's bike share system.
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Q. What makes this form of meditation unique – Sahaj Samadhi Meditation?
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: It is simple meditation, yet very profound. Usually something very profound sounds so tough, and something so simple is not so effective. Isn't this the general notion that something easy and simple is not that effective and it doesn't bring you many benefits? And something which brings you benefits, you have to toil a lot, put so much effort into it, this is the general belief. But Sahaj Samadhi Meditation is a rare combination of simplicity with depth and benefits.


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