CEZ Group acquired eight wind farms from project developer wpd. The majority of the wind farms, which have a total of 35 wind turbines and installed capacity of 85.25 MW, are located in the northern part of Germany. The leading Czech energy supplier relies on TÜV SÜD's expertise for the necessary technical due diligence.
The Water-Energy Nexus Conference, February 28-March 1, 2017 in Los Angeles (www.water-energy-nexus.com) zeros in on the challenges facing water-energy efficiency programs, technology advances that can help drive efficiencies and cost savings, and successful case studies of joint water-energy optimization initiatives. The event is unique in that it brings together startups, investors, business strategists, regulators, energy companies, water companies and technology innovators for two days of networking and sharing of insights into maximizing one of the most precious resources of our time.
Delivering Sunverge data directly into the PI System reduces data management tasks and gives utilities a more unified view of available assets.
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A SunShot ENERGISE proposal for an Integrated Distributed Energy Management System (IDEMS) from a team including Smarter Grid Solutions (SGS), Riverside Public Utilities (RPU), UC Riverside, PG&E and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab has been selected by the US Department of Energy (DOE) for the next round of the SunShot initiative known as "Enabling Extreme Real-Time Grid Integration of Solar Energy" (ENERGISE), a national effort to drive down the cost of solar electricity and support solar adoption.


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2014 International Press Freedom Awards
International Press Freedom Awards
CPJ International Press Freedom Awards 2014
(Courtesy ABC News)
Watch or read the remarks by dinner chairman Alberto Ibargüen as prepared for delivery.
Aung Zaw, Burma
Founder, editor-in-chief, The Irrawaddy
Fact: At least eight journalists are behind bars in Burma.
Tweet President Thein Sein: Release all jailed journalists in #Burma and stop the harassment of the media #IPFA
Siamak Ghaderi, Iran
Freelance journalist, former editor at IRNA
Fact: With around 35 journalists in jail each, Iran and China are the world's leading jailers of journalists.
Tweet [email protected] & @JZarif must end crackdown on press in #Iran. Free the dozens of imprisoned journalists #IPFA
Mikhail Zygar, Russia
Editor-in-chief, Dozhd
Fact: At least 32 journalists have been murdered with impunity in Russia since 1992.
Tweet President Putin, allow Dozhd TV to work freely in #Russia! #IPFA @tvrain @KremlinRussia_E
Ferial Haffajee, South Africa
Editor-in-chief, City Press
Fact: The Protection of State Information Bill, dubbed the "secrecy bill," was passed by Parliament in November 2013 and awaits President Jacob Zuma's signature into law.
Tweet The #SecrecyBill has no place in a democratic & free #SouthAfrica. Send it for Constitutional Court review #IPFA
Burton Benjamin Memorial Award
Anchor, Univision News
Four journalists from Burma, Iran, Russia, and South Africa were honored on November 25, 2014 at the Committee to Protect Journalists' 24th annual International Press Freedom Awards for their work in defiance of imprisonment, repression, and censorship.
The dinner, at New York's Waldorf-Astoria hotel, raised a record $1.9 million for CPJ's worldwide press freedom advocacy. To show support for this year's honorees and reporters across the globe who confront the war on journalists daily, Alberto Ibargüen, president of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and dinner chairman, also announced a commitment of an additional $858,000 from the New Initiatives Fund, a newly created network of several funders including Knight Foundation. A special appeal during the evening raised $235,635. Those funds were matched one-to-one by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The total amount raised for the event was more than $2.7 million.
Iranian freelance journalist Siamak Ghaderi, who was released in July after spending four years in prison, received his International Press Freedom Award from journalist Maziar Bahari, who was jailed in Iran in 2009. Ghaderi had previously been an editor and reporter for the Islamic Republic's official news agency IRNA. Rebecca MacKinnon, co-founder of Global Voices Online, presented an award to Burmese journalist Aung Zaw, founder and editor-in-chief of The Irrawaddy, which was branded an "enemy of the state" by the former military regime and still comes under pressure from the current Burmese government. Alan Rusbridger, editor of The Guardian, honored Mikhail Zygar, editor-in-chief for the Russian independent TV channel Dozhd, which provides a rare alternative to Kremlin-controlled federal stations. Clarence Page, a Pulitzer prize-winning columnist from the Chicago Tribune, presented Ferial Haffajee, editor-in-chief of City Press in South Africa, with her award. Haffajee has faced fierce criticism and threats of violence against herself and her staff for critical stories published under her leadership. Recently freed International Press Freedom Awardee Nguyen Van Hai, who was in prison when his award was presented in 2013, delivered a powerful speech calling for the release of journalists worldwide.
The newly announced New Initiatives Fund is supported by a network made up of the Knight Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Robert R. McCormick Foundation, the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation, and the New Venture Fund, which is supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The fund will enable faster and better data and reports, and strengthen analysis and advocacy. CPJ will increase interventions and referrals on safety issues, particularly for reporters without institutional support, such as freelance or local journalists.
Read the announcement of the 2014 International Press Freedom Awardees in Arabic, English, Farsi, Russian and Spanish.
Samantha Libby, Communications Associate
Email: slibby[email protected]
Press Freedom Awards By Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996
Amal Khalifa Idris Habbani (Sudan), Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh (Vietnam), Luz Mely Reyes (Venezuela), Anastasiya Stanko (Ukraine)
Ahmed Abba (Cameroon), Patricia Mayorga (Mexico), Afrah Nasser (Yemen), Pravit Rojanaphruk (Thailand)
Mahmoud Abou Zeid, Shawkan (Egypt), Malini Subramaniam (India), Can Dündar (Turkey), Óscar Martínez (El Salvador)
Cándido Figueredo Ruíz (Paraguay), Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently (Syria), Zone 9 Bloggers (Ethiopia), Zulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque, "Zunar" (Malaysia)
Aung Zaw (Burma), Siamak Ghaderi (Iran), Mikhail Zygar (Russia), Ferial Haffajee (South Africa)
Janet Hinostroza (Ecuador), Bassem Youssef (Egypt), Nedim Şener (Turkey), Nguyen Van Hai (Vietnam)
Mauri König (Brazil), Dhondup Wangchen (China), Azimjon Askarov (Kyrgyzstan), Mae Azango (Liberia)
Mansoor al-Jamri (Bahrain), Natalya Radina (Belarus), Javier Valdez Cárdenas (Mexico), Umar Cheema (Pakistan)
Mohammad Davari (Iran), Nadira Isayeva (Russia), Dawit Kebede (Ethiopia), Laureano Márquez (Venezuela)
Mustafa Haji Abdinur (Somalia), Naziha Réjiba (Tunisia), Eynulla Fatullayev (Azerbijan), J.S. Tissainayagam (Sri Lanka)
Bilal Hussein (Iraq), Danish Karokhel and Farida Nekzad (Afghanistan), Andrew Mwenda (Uganda), Hector Maseda Gutiérrez (Cuba)
Dmitry Muratov (Russia), Mazhar Abbas (Pakistan), Adela Navarro Bello (Mexico), Gao Qinrong (China)
Jesús Abad Colorado (Colombia), Jamal Amer (Yemen), Madi Ceesay (The Gambia), Atwar Bahjat (Iraq)
Galima Bukharbaeva (Uzbekistan), Beatrice Mtetwa (Zimbabwe), Lúcio Flávio Pinto (Brazil), Shi Tao (China)
Svetlana Kalinkina (Belarus), Aung Pwint and Thaung Tun (Burma), Alexis Sinduhije (Burundi), Paul Klebnikov (United States)
Abdul Samay Hamed (Afghanistan), Aboubakr Jamai (Morocco), Musa Muradov (Russia), Manuel Vázquez Portal (Cuba)
Ignacio Gómez (Colombia), Tipu Sultan (Bangladesh), Irina Petrushova (Kazakhstan), Fesshaye Yohannes (Eritrea)
Jiang Weiping (China), Geoff Nyarota (Zimbabwe), Horacio Verbitsky (Argentina), Mazen Dana (West Bank)
Zeljko Kopanja (Bosnia-Herzegovina), Modeste Mutinga (DRC), Steven Gan (Malaysia), Mashallah Shamsolvaezin (Iran)
Jesús Joel Díaz Hernández (Cuba), Baton Haxhiu (Kosovo), Jugnu Mohsin and Najam Sethi (Pakistan), María Cristina Caballero (Colombia)
Grémah Boucar (Niger), Gustavo Gorriti (Panama), Pavel Sheremet (Belarus), Ruth Simon (Eritrea)
Viktor Ivancic (Croatia), Freedom Neruda (Ivory Coast), Christine Anyanwu (Nigeria). Ying Chan (United States) and Shieh Chung-Liang (Taiwan)
Ocak Isik Yurtçu (Turkey), Daoud Kuttab (Palestinian Authority), J. Jesus Blancornelas (Mexico), Yusuf Jameel (India)
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As you progress through the game the enemies you meet get more and more bizarre and increasingly dangerous. You are given 5 lamps as lives at the start of the game and you will need to use them sparingly.
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GlobalSign & CloudFlare Provide Cloud-based Security Solutions
Leading-edge performance and security solution provider chooses GlobalSign for security component of customer's Cloud based deployments.
(1888PressRelease) July 27, 2011 - GlobalSign (www.globalsign.com), a specialist in SSL and Cloud Security deployments, announced that CloudFlare (www.cloudflare.com), a new web service performance and security solution provider presenting at this week's annual TechCrunch Disrupt Conference, has implemented GlobalSign's SSL technology to secure its Cloud offerings. The newly formed partnership will allow CloudFlare's customers to easily obtain, install, and activate SSL security to secure and authenticate web applications via its Cloud based environment.
As a leading 2010 startup, CloudFlare has been selected to launch their service to the world at this week's annual TechCrunch Disrupt Conference, in San Francisco California. CloudFlare offers a comprehensive performance and security solution that protects websites from malicious online behavior. Its unique system contributes data back to the larger pool enabling it to stay up-to-date on new threats. By sitting in the cloud, CloudFlare positions itself as the next frontier of website security.
CloudFlare required a credible provider of SSL security that supported the distinct needs of web applications running in the Cloud. After evaluating various providers, CloudFlare selected GlobalSign due to its Cloud licensing model, deployment web services, and Certificate options that could support and deliver on-demand security to virtualized environments, and offer a pay per usage structure to meet CloudFlare's customer model.
"Our customers needed a solution that would provide them with SSL security options that were competitively priced, flexible, and easy to deploy." said Matthew Prince, Chief Executive Officer, CloudFlare. "GlobalSign's SSL technology fits our customer's needs and allows us to offer a security solution that can be easily deployed as a service through our cloud."
"We are thrilled to welcome on board CloudFlare as one of GlobalSign's first partners to utilize our expanded SSL solutions tailored for the Cloud" said Steve Waite, Chief Marketing Officer, GlobalSign. "Forward thinking enabled us to recognize the rising need for security that meets the requirements of Cloud based deployments, and we are excited to begin offering a much more flexible SSL solution." CloudFlare launched to the public at this week annual TechCrunch Disrupt Conference, customers will be able to activate the GlobalSign SSL technology as a Pro feature alongside other premium features available as part of CloudFlare's web performance and security offerings.
GlobalSign's SSL security solutions for the Cloud are designed for Cloud Hosting, Application, and Storage providers and enable SSL Certificates to easily be integrated as a value add option into any product range. Traditional SSL solutions and licensing models often do not fit with the virtualized environment and pay per usage pricing model of Cloud deployments. GlobalSign has developed a number of technologies and business models to better suit Cloud requirements including unlimited certificate issuance, unlimited server licensing, on demand APIs, multi-domain SSL, and much more.
For more information on CloudFlare's services please visit www.cloudflare.com
For more information on GlobalSign's security solutions for Cloud based models, please visit http://www.globalsign.com/cloud
About CloudFlare
CloudFlare, Inc. (www.cloudflare.com) brings the performance and security tools previously reserved for the Internet giants to the rest of the web. Powering thousands of websites, CloudFlare's free service accelerates performance, protects against attacks, and gets smarter as its community expands. CloudFlare can be setup on any website in less than five minutes without any hardware, software, or code changes. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, CloudFlare was the winner of the 2009 Harvard Business School Business Plan Competition and founded by the engineering team behind Project Honey Pot.
About GMO GlobalSign
Established in 1996 and as a WebTrust accredited public certificate authority, GlobalSign offers publicly trusted SSL Certificates, EV SSL, Managed SSL Services, S/MIME email security and Code Signing for use on all platforms including mobile devices. Its Trusted Root solution uses the widely embedded GlobalSign Root CA certificates to provide immediate PKI trust for Microsoft Certificate Services and internal PKI, eliminating the costs of using untrusted Root Certificates. Its partnership with Adobe to provide Certified Document Services (CDS) enables secure digitally signed PDF documents, certified transcripts and e-invoices. These core Digital Certificate solutions allow its thousands of authenticated customers to conduct secure online transactions, data transfer, distribution of tamper-proof code, and protection of online identities for secure email and access control. The company has a history of innovation within the online security industry and has offices in the US, UK, Belgium, Japan, and China.
GMO Internet Group
GMO Internet Group, headquartered in Japan, is a leading force in the Internet industry offering one of the most comprehensive ranges of Internet services worldwide. The group holds top domestic market share in domain registration, web hosting, and payment processing and provides a host of other Internet services including global online security services, e-commerce solutions, and Internet advertising to both businesses and individuals. At the centre of the group is GMO Internet, Inc. a company listed on the prestigious first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE: 9449). Please visit www.gmo.jp/en for further details.
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© 2018 Cancer Research UK. All rights reserved.
Background: Based primarily on studies concerning early-stage tumours (treated surgically), and locally advanced disease (treated with chemoradiation), the prognosis for women with adenocarcinoma (AC) or adenosquamous (AS) carcinoma has been reported to be poorer than those with squamous cell carcinoma (SCCA) of the cervix. It is unclear whether differences in prognosis also persist in the setting of recurrent or metastatic disease treated using chemotherapy doublets with or without bevacizumab. Methods: Cases were pooled from three Gynaecologic Oncology Group randomised phase III trials of chemotherapy doublets. Pearson's test was used to evaluate response rate (RR) of AC/AS vs SCCA, Kaplan-Meier method to estimate progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS), and Cox proportional hazards model to estimate the impact of histology on PFS and OS. Results: Of 781 evaluable patients, 77% (N = 599) had SCCA and 23% (N = 182) AC/AS. There were no significant differences in RRs between histologic subgroups. The adjusted hazard ratio (HR) for death for SCCA vs AC/AS was 1.13 (95% CI 0.93, 1.38 P = 0.23). When comparing SC/AS (N = 661, 85%) to AC alone (N = 120, 15%), the adjusted HR for death was 1.23 (95% CI 0.97, 1.57, P = 0.09). Conclusions: AC/AS and SCCA have similar survival in recurrent or metastatic cervical carcinoma when treated with chemotherapy doublets.


The business website is a crucial marketing tool in today's modern world. Whether the company deals online or just uses the site to engage audiences, they are a key element for long-term success.
It wasn't that long ago that most company websites were fairly uniform. However, the market has progressed hugely over the past few years. If yours has become outdated, then you've probably noticed a significant decrease in both traffic and converted sales.
The internet has progressed massively over the past decade, and the opportunities are greater than ever before. However, even the most successful sites need a little modernization from time to time.
Our eyes can get a little bored of seeing the same layout over and over. Giving your website a new design can create a buzz and make your website feel relevant once more. If you want to get the best results, you may want to find a professional.
Besides, it's a great time to reorganise the website and perhaps rethink the way in which you present information.
Improving the quality of your website will only take you so far. If people aren't finding it, the company page will always feel obsolete.
Our internet habits are always changing. But search engines remain the starting point of most people's website interaction. Ranking highly on pages like Google will bring a dramatic increase to your traffic.
There are ways to improve your search engine presence yourself. However, hiring a specialists company like Sticky will often bring far greater results. Visibility is key to your website's success. Don't get lost amongst the crowd.
It might not be the design that is letting your website down. Maybe your customers have just grown tired of the same boring pages.
There was a time when a static website was fine for most businesses. However, the increased usage of the internet means most consumers now demand more. You must find a way to keep them entertained and starting a blog is a great solution.
It's an easy way to keep your audience coming back for more. Meanwhile, you can promote products within your posts. Best of all, if a post goes viral, it could bring plenty of new customers to the site.
Platforms like Facebook and Twitter have changed the way people interact with the internet. Millions of us find articles, videos, and other content through these social media sites on a daily basis. They are crucial to our online activity and present ample opportunity for businesses.
In addition to offering a fantastic form of marketing website. They can also be used to engage new audiences. Furthermore, integrating social media on your actual website makes it feel more modern. It also encourages visitors to interact.
Most successful websites have found a way to use social media to their advantage. Master this area and it should help your company site greatly.


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Telenor Myanmar (birmanês: တယ်လီနော မြန်မာ) é uma empresa de telecomunicações em Myanmar. É a subsidiária da multinacional norueguesa Telenor no país, embora a empresa já teha tentado vender a Telenor Myanmar para o grupo libanês M1 Group após o golpe de Estado no Myanmar em 2021.

História
Em fevereiro de 2013, a Telenor participou da licitação para novas licenças móveis disponíveis em Myanmar. Em 27 de junho de 2013, foi anunciado que a Telenor havia conquistado um dos dois contratos de quinze anos para o desenvolvimento de telecomunicações em Myanmar.

Em junho de 2014, a Telenor Myanmar ajudou a comunidade da Wikipédia em birmanês a realizar seu primeiro workshop conjunto para recrutar novos voluntários. O fórum foi realizado na Dagon University com a ajuda da Telenor Myanmar em julho de 2014, atraindo mais de duas mil pessoas, incluindo estudantes.

Em novembro de 2014, a Telenor e o Yoma Bank anunciaram sua cooperação para fornecer mobile banking em Myanmar. O objetivo de sua cooperação é fornecer acesso a serviços financeiros a pessoas que não possuam contas bancárias.

Encerramentos forçados
Por vários meses, terminando em setembro de 2019, a Telenor Myanmar foi condenada a encerrar os serviços para Maungdaw, Buthidaung, Rathedaung e Myebon. Em fevereiro de 2020, o Ministério dos Transportes e Comunicações ordenou que a Telenor fechasse o serviço para cinco municípios em Rakhine e Chin.

A Telenor estava sob pressão do governo de Mianmar para encerrar sua cobertura de internet em várias partes do país, o que resultou na perda dos negócios da Telenor em Myanmar. No rescaldo do golpe de Estado no Myanmar em 2021, a Telenor citou "a pressão crescente para ativar o equipamento de interceptação que está sujeito a sanções norueguesas e europeias para uso pelas autoridades em Myanmar" para sua decisão de desinvestimento. Em maio de 2021, a Telenor foi forçada a cancelar o investimento de 780 milhões dólares em Myanmar. Em 8 de julho de 2021, a Telenor anunciou que vendeu seus negócios em Myanmar por 105 milhões de dólares para a M1 Group, uma empresa de investimentos com sede no Líbano, fundada por Taha Mikati e Najib Mikati. A venda não foi aprovada pelas autoridades regulatórias birmanesas, que citaram preocupações sobre as acusações de corrupção da M1, os laços estreitos da empresa com o governo sírio e os métodos operacionais da empresa.

Ligações externas

Empresas fundadas em 2013
Empresas de telefonia móvel
Empresas de Myanmar

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What should I do if my personal property is lost or stolen?
You should file a report as soon as possible if your property is lost or stolen.
Include all items' serial numbers or owner-applied numbers in the report. Items lost or stolen reported with serial numbers are more likely to be returned to their owners.
If you have lost property and would like to know if it has been turned in, call 503-618-2045.
How do I retrieve my property that was taken for safekeeping?
Property releases are made by appointment only. Call the Gresham Police Property and Evidence Section at 503-618-2045 to schedule an appointment.
Property and Evidence Section hours are 7 am - 3 pm Monday through Friday, at 675 NE 181st Ave.
Property in custody form listing you as the owner of the property. This form is provided by Police when an incident occurs.
Notarized release form from the owner of the property granting authority to retrieve their property.
How do I retrieve property that was taken as evidence?
All property taken by the Gresham Police Department as evidence or stolen property is held until destruction or release is ordered by the trial court or the Multnomah County District Attorney's office.
Release may also be granted by the investigating officer.
Once a release has been granted in writing, you may contact Gresham Police at 503-618-2045 to schedule an appointment.
Gresham Police will not release property involved in an ownership dispute until rightful ownership is determined.
How do I claim my firearm?
The claimant must complete a written request for gun release form, in addition to complying with either the safekeeping or return of evidence procedures listed above.
A background check will be performed to determine the eligibility of the claimant to possess the weapon. Background checks can take up to 15 days and an appointment will be scheduled once this check is complete.
The Gresham Police Department will not release ammunition on the same day as a weapon.
Within 10 days after the finding, you must file a notice in writing to the County Clerk within the county that the money or items were found.
Within 20 days after the finding, you must publish, in a newspaper of general circulation in Multnomah County, a notice of the finding.
You must do this once each week for two consecutive weeks.
The notice must state the general description of the property, your name and the final date that the goods may be claimed by the owner, which is 90 days after the Notice of Finding is filed with the County Clerk.
Once the above steps are completed and no claim has been made on the property, you may contact the Gresham Police Department Property and Evidence Section at 503-618-2045 to schedule an appointment.
If you observe your property listed in a notice, or receive a letter from the Gresham Police Department, call 503-618-2045 for additional instructions. Be prepared to provide proof of ownership and/or detailed item description.
Found property will be held for a period of 60 days before it is considered unclaimed.
What if my medication was seized?
These items will be destroyed. If notice is given to the Gresham Police Department within 10 days of seizure, we will provide written notice to a doctor's office indicating the count and a description of the medication that has been destroyed. This policy also applies to seized medical marijuana.
Unclaimed property is held for 30 days. If property is not claimed within this 30-day period it is either destroyed or auctioned. Gresham Police uses PropertyRoom.comfor all auctioned items.
If you have any ownership interest in any unclaimed property, you must file a claim with the Gresham Police Department within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice, or you will lose your interest in that property. Satisfactory proof of lawful ownership must be presented before property will be returned.


Everywoman Gathering is about moments.
Moments of salvation, healing and liberty.
Moments of revelation and impartation.
Moments that propel us forward.
The presence of effervescent, life-bringing Ps Chris and Ps Bernie's warm, steady, kindness, have being our much-loved hosts for two decades. We salute them for their steadfast leadership, for guiding us with strength and grace through all the seasons.
Ps Chris's heart of worship always points us back to our true north, gratefully thanking a God who has consistently shown us His kindness through so many years of gathering.
Everywoman Crowned is a moment to say "Thank you Lord" for all you have done across 20 years of this ministry, collectively we lay down our crowns at the foot of your throne in worship and gratitude.
psalm 65:11 NLT encourages us: "You crown the year with a bountiful harvest, Even the 'hard pathways' overflow with abundance".
So many miracles have being released in moments of dreaming and leaning in; babies, careers and hopes set to flight in an atmosphere of faith. We believe again that the 'hard pathways' will overflow with abundance, yielding a new harvest of breakthrough and provision as we gather this November.
Everywoman Gathering is best experienced with friends, family and connect groups in a row. The connective warmth of experiencing and sharing these memories lasts for a life time.
A place is being thoughtfully prepared for you. The details speak from the gift to the creative expressions throughout conference, affirming us of how much we are valued, celebrated and seen.
The expressions of the generations in Everygirl, Little ones and Everywoman youth, remind us that there are precious generations in our wake and we are championing them as they rise. They too have a place at the Everywoman table.
At the end of each Everywoman Gathering is the same collective exhale, with full hearts and contentment, we are filled with wonder at Gods abundant and perfect provision. The great author having woven the content, themes and messages together as only He can. Sending women homewards covered, cleansed, lighter, stronger than when they walked through the doors and found themselves on an altar, just 24 hours earlier.
Along with her husband Hartley, Natalie Taylor pastors C3 Silverwater with their gorgeous children in toe. Ps Nat is a warrior woman who has been instrumental to the Everywoman community for many years and truly understands the heartbeat of this precious gathering of women.


Two quick things this lovely Sunday morning.
And I believe that will be all today. We are working around the house & yard, I have piles of laundry and housework to catch up on, etc etc. The joys of being a wife, mother, and custodian of a rather large house.
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Santiago Island, 3/3/2022, National Geographic Islander
Aboard the National Geographic Islander
Our expedition has come to an end, but we couldn't leave the Galapagos Islands without visiting Santiago, Lindblad's adopted island. Santiago, also known by its English name, James, is the third largest island of the Galapagos archipelago. Just like Isabela, Santiago had a problem when introduced goats damaged its vegetation and affected the endemic fauna. Lindblad Expedition helped finance the eradication of the goats. Thanks to this help, we can now show people around the world the beauty that Santiago has to offer.
Our morning started with a pre-breakfast walk along Espumilla Beach, a site well-visited by nesting sea turtles. We continued our morning in the water with Zodiac rides, kayaking, and an exciting snorkel full of whitetip reef sharks.
Our last afternoon on the Galapagos ended in a magical place called Puerto Egas, where the land and the ocean meet in the beautiful grottos of Santiago. Sea lions, marine iguanas, seabirds, and marine iguanas call the collapsed lava tubes home.
Galapagos is a magical place where conservation transforms endemism into beautiful memories that our guests will take home forever!
Gianna Haro, Naturalist
Most of Gianna´s memories seem to be dreams, made on flawless white sandy beaches with black lava rock contours and gorgeous turquoise ocean waters. Most of it happened while barefoot, in an enchanting place that some people regard as an ideal natura...
Santa Cruz Island
Curu Wildlife Refuge & Tortuga Island
Wild Galápagos Escape
San Cristobal Island
San Cristobal has its own giant tortoise population, as well as endemic lava lizards and snakes. These are examples of adaptive radiation in the archipelago. We have had a successful week full of great memories. The unique and friendly animals found in this group of islands are not found anywhere else on our planet.
Española Island
What a wonderful day on Española Island! This isolated island, located on the southeastern side of the Galapagos, is one of the oldest in the archipelago, geologically speaking. The volcanic landscape is breathtaking with high cliffs and white sand beaches. Española is home for many species that are not only endemic to the Galapagos but endemic to the island. Española mockingbirds, Española lava lizards, Española marine iguanas, and the waved albatross are the most representative of the endemic species. Early in the morning, National Geographic Islander II anchored at Gardner Bay. The spectacular pure white sand beach is beautiful. The sun was shining, and the Galapagos sea lions that call this paradise home rested near the aquamarine water. In the afternoon, we visited Punta Suarez. We followed a long, rocky trail as we explored. Myriads of colorful marine iguanas and marine birds were seen everywhere. We admired and photographed blue-footed boobies and Nazca boobies. We had a wonderful surprise today, as well. We spotted a couple waved albatrosses, one of the most beautiful marine birds in the world. During the last week in December, these birds normally abandon the island to venture into the open ocean for several months. At sunset, we returned to the ship with our minds filled with so many memories. Our hearts were replenished by the much-needed tonic of wilderness. Galapagos always evokes wonder in its visitors.
Floreana Island
The morning was warm, and the sun woke us up early to explore Post Office Bay on Floreana Island. This legendary place is full of human history dating back to pirates, whalers, and early colonists. Some of our intrepid guests kayaked around the bay, where the many little islets are home to blue-footed boobies, seagulls, herons, and sea lions. In the ocean, rays and marine turtles started another day. We landed on the beach to visit the oldest mailing system in the Galapagos Islands. The site was established in 1792. Whalers set up a wooden barrel to collect correspondence from visitors passing through Floreana. Later, other sailors could deliver those letters to their next destination. This hand-delivery system has worked very well for around 231 years. We kept the tradition alive by taking some postcards and leaving our own behind in this historical spot. After breakfast, we motored a short distance to arrive at Champion Islet for snorkeling and tours around the islet in the glass-bottom boat. The snorkeling was outstanding. As soon as we jumped in the water, we spotted a wide variety of multicolored fish. The rocky lava is a benthonic wonder covered in barnacles, shells, sea urchins, and colorful sea stars. The highlight was a huge school of salemas. The final touch was a Galapagos shark that emerged from the school of fish for a few seconds before disappearing into the blue depths of the ocean. Our guests had a lot of fun playing with juvenile sea lions. A guest asked me what kind of marine species we would see before we snorkeled, and I guessed sharks; indeed, we saw around ten whitetip reef sharks as we drifted in the water. What a premonition! In the afternoon, we visited Cormorant Point, where we had a great adventure. We observed seabirds diving, flamingos in a brackish water lagoon, marine turtles mating in the water, and stingrays burrowing in the white sand to avoid predators. We had a great day! We enjoyed every single minute, and the nature was astonishing. The frosting on the cake was a spectacular sunset that decorated the sky and welcomed a night full of stars with a very clear Milky Way. We made some great memories and had unforgettable experiences.


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Romantic love: what's it good for?
In her best-selling 1970 work The Female Eunuch, Germaine Greer urged a great awakening; for women to exercise their freedoms and stop being passive.
The Bachelorette put that to the test, 45 years later.
The female lead, 26-year-old Sam Frost, was indeed in the driver's seat, choosing a man on her own terms. She asserted her virility. In the last few episodes she intensely kissed all the men still standing.
But on the other hand, Frost was an advertiser's dream. Projected as The Ideal, she was slim, symmetrical, fair-skinned and mostly discreet.
Ours is a culture that urges individuality, but then pushes on us perpetual "types". Television does it best. The dwindling list of chosen blokes were all chiseled and sporty.
Hundreds of thousands of us watched it because we structure our whole lives around romantic love, philosophy Professor Carrie Ichikawa Jenkins of British Columbia University says.
It's a powerful force, yet we rarely wrestle with what it is. Is it a social norm or is it built into our biology?
In fact, it's both. Ichikawa Jenkins says we are both hard-wired for it and pressured into it. People in their 30s are consumed by fear they are running out of time.
It was my teenage daughter who prodded me into watching the show. Her keen interest made me curious. I groaned at some of it, but ended up grateful for what the "reality" TV melodrama threw up for us to discuss in the ad breaks.
We liked Sam's vulnerability (taking us with her as she exposed herself to the ultimate male gaze); her preparedness to talk about earlier relationships and to make sense of the humiliation of being dumped by Blake, the man of her dreams, whom she met on a different show, The Bachelor, just months ago. She burnt toast while the men vying for her attention made elaborate meals. Awesome.
Why, I asked, were the men's occupations often discussed – as if it helped define them – but not Frost's? (She is a marketing manager.)
There were no on-camera glimpses into Sam Frost the entrepreneur or Sam Frost the advocate. What was she passionate about? What contribution did she dream of making to the world? We saw no aspiration beyond finding Mr Right. Yet the program was directed towards young women who presumably have wanted more than that from their lives.
It also irked me that the contestants repeatedly referred to Sam as a "girl" – a lovely, nice girl – not as a woman.
There were some signs we had moved on. Contestant Michael asked Sam if she would contemplate proposing to a bloke, just as his mother had to his father. Sure, women "can take things into their own hands", Sam said. Michael was masculine without being macho. Maybe men aren't from Mars and women aren't from Venus.
However, there's finding love and there's finding meaning. The program didn't really explore the latter. There was talk about being "happy together" but little discussion about what that meant.
In his book on love and sexuality, The Transformation of Intimacy, philosopher Anthony Giddens says modern relationships feed each partner's needs and can dissolve as easily as they are formed.
Canberra poet John Foulcher has thought a lot about love. He says what attracts people is their scars, not their good points. "You fall in love with their flaws," he says. Sam was haunted by the idea of being heartbroken again. The men, knowing that, spoke to her wound with reassuring words.
Research shows that romantic love is like gender: it comes on a spectrum. You can romantically love more than one person, just as you can be afraid of more than one thing. Sam understood this for herself, admitting a crush for all of three of the finalists.
We wish her and "the winner" Sasha good luck as they give this love-thing a try in the real world. But here's some advice from philosophers and life-long partners Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre. Their relationship was, we'd have to say, very liberal, but happiness for them was about finding harmony. It had to be worked at. They said friendship was the key, as well as having other projects, other sources of meaning.
Romantic love is often sold as a replacement for meaning. That's too much to ask of it.
First published in The Canberra Times, October 23, 2015.
Labels: culture , feminism , love , relationships
Newstart not living up to its name
What do multitasking and the low level of Newstart have in common? New research suggests they both do something to our brain, and in Anti-Poverty Week the new Social Services Minister, Christian Porter, ought to pay attention.
As our new Prime Minister is fond of telling us, our future is increasingly tied up in technology (when has it not?). It inevitably means more multitasking. These days employers email us at night. We shop for shoes at our desks. We arrange business meetings while at the supermarket. Our children flip between devices while doing their homework.
As more and more things fight for our attention our mental bandwidth shrinks. There's only so much attention we can offer. Splitting it more and more ways impairs our ability to do anything well.
Harvard University professor Sendhil Mullainathan provides the link to the unemployment benefit Newstart.
At just $261.70 per week, it's hopelessly inadequate. Pensioners get $394.20 per week. Politicians staying in Canberra get $271 per night.
When you have barely enough (or not even enough) to cover the cost of accommodation you worry. It taxes your mental bandwidth. If an unexpected expense pops up (of the kind that wouldn't worry someone with money) you almost shut down.
Mullainathan says there are a lot of similarities between the time-poor and money-poor. The money-poor are late paying bills, the time-poor are late turning stuff in.
Neither thinks particularly well.
Under intense time pressure, the time-poor are likely to retreat to Angry Birds, as crazy as that seems. Under financial pressure, the money-poor are likely to resort to high interest payday loans. Yes, it will make their predicament worse, but it will solve their immediate problems, the only ones they have the bandwidth to see.
"It makes total sense to be fixated on solving the immediate problem with borrowing," he told the London School of Economics. They have a real fire they need to fight today."
When people suggest other options, they look at them with incredulity. "It's like their house is burning down and they are coming to the well for water, while others are saying: have you thought about the sustainability of this well?"
When sick, the poor are less likely to take their medication. They'll worry about what it will cost them. It isn't that they are inherently less capable of thinking straight than someone with money, it's that the lack of money triggers worries that degrade their ability to think beyond the fire.
More and more unemployed Australians are staying out of work rather than finding jobs. The Council of Social Service reports that seven out of 10 Australians on Newstart have been out of work for more than a year, up from six out of 10 just three years ago. In part it's due to the weak labour market, but it may also be due to the wearing effects of being unemployed and forever worried about money.
Mullainathan says the one thing you shouldn't do with people whose mental bandwidth is degraded, is tax it some more.
Would you say to the money-poor: I have this really great program for you but you have to pay $500 upfront, he asks. We don't, but he says we sometimes throw a 50-page booklet at them, or a survey 50-questions long.
Payments have been reduced under the so-called welfare-to-work policies of successive governments but the Abbott government devised its own torture.
It its first budget it demanded that most job seekers apply for 40 jobs per month. To tax them further it denied them Newstart for the first six months.
It's since backed down in the face of an intransigent Senate. It now wants only 20 jobs per month, and a one-month wait for the dole. But if it really wanted to make the unemployed more fit for work, it would lift Newstart.
Organisations as mainstream as the Business Council of Australia and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development have begged it to do so for some time.
Research commissioned for the government's pension review found one in 10 Australians on Newstart were unable get a substantial meal each day, one in eight were unable to buy prescribed medicines, and one in 20 were unable to heat their homes. The results were far worse than for pensioners, many of whom were not that badly off.
Malcolm Turnbull and Christian Porter have it in their power to ease up on the unemployed, to allow them to live and search for work with some dignity, and without financial threats gnawing away at their every decision. They have the ability to give them bandwidth, to enable Newstart to live up to its name.
First published in The Canberra Times, 16 October, 2015
Labels: Australian politics , inequality , Mental health , poverty , social justice , unemployment
I Consume Therefore I Am?
Buying is much more American than thinking, pop artist Andy Warhol once quipped. On last month's visit to the United States, Catholic Pope Francis generated an enormous market for 'things', both spiritual and commercial.
It was thick with irony. While personally devoted to simplicity, Francis unleashed a hunger for products that surpassed what is usually associated with rock tours. New York was flooded with Pope posters, 'the Pope gives hope' t-shirts, Pope caps, Pope bracelets and even Pope cheese that could be spread on Pope toast and then washed down with Pope beer. Instead of singing the hymn "The Great I Am" believers could have been singing "I Consume Therefore I Am".
What is it about the human condition that makes us feel the need to bottle or wear things that are fleeting, even sacred, things that can't be bottled or worn? Francis talks about being saved by the divine, of being in the world but not of it, yet all around him marketeers are offering objects that promise salvation in the form of material objects.
I get it. As a visual artist-in-training, I assume people will continue to want to put pictures on their walls. When I went to see Michael Jackson at the Sydney Entertainment Centre as a schoolgirl in the 1980s I just had to bring home something to keep the feeling going. It was a book full of posters of Jackson looking 'bad', sponsored by Pepsi. Now with teenagers of my own, I am reminded of the cultural pressures to frame our lives with products to shape our story.
We buy things because we can, because we want to and for what we think they can bring us. We want what surrounds them, the idea behind them. It happens when we are hollowed out spiritually. The less right we feel, the more we buy things that we think will make us right.
Corporations know this. They sell products associated with values in the hope that we will buy the products in order to buy the values.
Andy Warhol, who held a lifelong Catholic faith, understood it too, selling Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley prints and pictures of Brillo Boxes and Campbell's Soup cans. He was attacked for "capitulating" to consumerism but he was really doing was documenting the selling of identity. (When he wasn't making art, he worked in his congregation's soup kitchen, the very opposite of selling out).
Spring is a good time to clean out our cupboards and shed those things we no longer need. There are garages throughout the suburbs just waiting to be liberated (Look out for the Majura School Spring Carnival and the National Garage Sale Trail on October 24). For me it's also a time to think again about what I collect and why, to ask: 'how much stuff is enough?'.
Pope Francis wants us to reflect on simplicity, on the virtues of modesty over show. You get the feeling that he is more interested in a battle with materialism than he is a battle over doctrine.
And it's not only him. University researchers are increasingly interested in "voluntary radical simplicity" - a so-called middle way between over and under consumption. University of Melbourne researcher Dr Samuel Alexander describes it as the pursuit of "a sufficient standard of living" through non-material sources of wellbeing. As an example, he suggests exchanging some of our things for more free time.
He is promoting the idea of eco-villages that are "not escapist, but spaces to provoke thought and expand our ecological imaginations". He says we shouldn't forget the little things that reduce our footprint - walking to the shops, recycling, turning off the lights. But adds that we need creative and radical thinking that goes beyond simply giving up stuff.
It's hardly a new idea. Alexander has harvested ideas from figures such as Buddha, Henry Thoreau and Jesus, who provoked his followers with "where your treasure is that is where your heart is also" (Old and contemporary prophets in all their shapes and sizes are like stones in our shoe, annoying but a potential gift).
We have become so wedded to consumption (those of us in Canberra are counting down to the opening of Ikea) that untangling ourselves from it is heavy going. Pope Francis may well have more success fighting sections of his Catholic Church over doctrine than he will in weaning the world off materialism.
The argument for easing back on acquisitions exists independently of arguments about the environment and climate change. It's about living with ourselves and experiencing the profound and sacred rather than grasping at substitutes for it. Even if our consumption affected the rest of the world little it would be important to get it in perspective.
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Nicki Minaj Teases 'Roman in Moscow' Video
Nicki Minaj doesn't plan on holding back on her sophomore album. Fresh off the release of her buzz single "Roman in Moscow," the Young Money rapper shared why the rough-and-rugged cut is the "wackest thing" on the LP and spilled details about the video.
"'Roman in Moscow' is like a teaser to Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, which will drop on Valentine's Day," she told MTV News. "When I say it's a teaser, it's like a trailer to the movie, it's like setting the stage and I just wanted to touch the surface. It's the wackest thing on Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded."
Revealing that a video for the fiery cut will be shot "real soon," Nicki, who is nominated four times at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, wouldn't disclose what exactly went down in Russia, but did say that the visuals starring her alter ego Roman Zolanski will explain all.
"Well, he was there [in Moscow] secretly because [alter ego] Martha wanted him to go there, so they put him in this thing with monks and nuns; they were trying to rehabilitate him," she explained. "But I can't tell exactly what happened, you'll just see it in the video format, but let's just say he got out of there."
New Music: T-Pain – 'rEVOLVEr' [Full Album]
T-Pain is letting fans get an advance listen to his fourth album rEVOLVEr before it arrives next Tuesday. The Auto-Tune …
New Music: Roscoe Dash f/ Big Sean – 'Sidity'
Roscoe Dash links up with Big Sean for the tinkering "Sidity," a cut off his J.U.I.C.E. EP, dropping December 20. …


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Home Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection Mrs. Esther Wilson and Mrs. W. S. Goodrich, Hazel Glab murder case
Mrs. Esther Wilson and Mrs. W. S. Goodrich, Hazel Glab murder case
Title Mrs. Esther Wilson and Mrs. W. S. Goodrich, Hazel Glab murder case
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Historical Data In 1935, authorities reopened the investigation into the shooting death of Hazel Belford Glab's third husband, John I. Glab, a wealthy retired Chicago Druggist whose mysterious death seven years earlier had remained unsolved. In April 1936, while already serving a prison term of 2 to 14 years in the Tehachapi Women's Prison after being found guilty of forgery and preparing false evidence in the Albert Llewellyn Cheney estate case, Hazel Glab was convicted of second-degree murder for killing John Glab, the sentence being seven-years-to-life. Surprisingly, though, she was out of prison in 1943 after serving only 7 years.
Description Photograph article dated January 13, 1936 reads, "Also summoned to testify are Mrs. Esther Wilson, at left, who was a maid in the Glab home, and Mrs. W. S. Goodrich, at right, neighbor of the Glabs. Mrs. Goodrich says she saw the shooting. Jurors seek to learn if she recognized the woman assertedly seen fleeing from the scene after the shooting."
Subject Glab, Hazel--Trials, litigation, etc.
Witnesses--California--Los Angeles.
Trials (Murder)--California--Los Angeles.
Trials--California--Los Angeles.
Murder--California--Los Angeles.
Mariticide--California--Los Angeles.


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October event calendar is up!
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Our October event calendar is up! Please visit our events page to see what is happening at Fleet Feet and in our town this month!


Dr. John R. Tretter is a cardiologist board certified in Cardiovascular Medicine and Internal Medicine. Dr. Tretter received his medical degree from Autonomous University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara, México. He completed his internal medicine residency at Harbor Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland in 1989 and completed his cardiology fellowship at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Tretter is a member of the American College of Cardiology and the American Society of Echocardiography. He practiced with the Slocum-Dickson Medical group in upstate New York for nearly 20 years. He is bilingual in English and Spanish.
Dr. Tretter enjoys spending time with his family and the great outdoors. In 2009 he traded snowboarding on the slopes of upstate New York for mountain biking in the beautiful Arizona desert terrain to join Premier Cardiovascular Center (PCC). He has extensive experience in various cardiovascular diseases and provides services at our Casa Grande location, Chandler Regional Medical Center and Banner Casa Grande Medical Center, where he served as the Chief of Cardiology.
In addition to non invasive cardiology, Dr. Tretter also performs in-office Radiofrequency Vein Ablations to treat varicose veins, venous reflux and venous insufficiency.


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Pictured from left: Kira Sako, Broc Gast, Wyatt Taylor, Quincy Wilson, Ryan Ward, Andrew Lyons and Hannah Williams.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. This worldwide campaign, founded by PACER's National Bully Prevention Center in 2006, offers information and education to people about how they can help stop bullying. The group's goal is to motivate everyone to band together for kindness, acceptance and inclusion at a global level.
Locally, students at Sherrard Middle School learned their roles in addressing and preventing bullying from former NFL and WVU running back Quincy Wilson. During an assembly Monday afternoon the former Weir High School football standout made sure every student knows each of them has a voice in raising awareness of bullying.
Wilson told the Sherrard Rams it's important they report bullying to teachers and administrators. Silence is not an answer, when it comes to bullying. It won't go away if ignored. Students were encouraged to be respectful to one another.
Wilson, who also played for the Atlanta Falcons and Cincinnati Bengals, is currently the West Virginia State University Running Backs Coach/Director of Operations.


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The Moon, Apollo II mission, July 1969. Creator: NASA.
The Moon, Apollo II mission, July 1969. The Full Moon seen from the Apollo 11 spacecraft. Visible features include the Mare Crisium, and the Mare Tranquilitatis (Sea of Tranquillity), Apollo 11's landing site. Apollo 11 was the fifth manned Apollo mission, and was the first to land on the Moon. The Lunar Module, code named Eagle, with US astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on board, landed in the Sea of Tranquillity on 20 July 1969.
sea of tranquillity


Kalpana Lajmi, Bollywood Director, Producer, Filmography, Personal Details.
Debut Film: Ek Pal in 1986.
As a Director: Mujhe Rang De in 2008, Chingaari in 2006, Kyon? in 2003, Daman: A Victim of Marital Violence in 2001, Darmiyan in 1997, Rudaali in 1993, Lohit Kinar in 1988 TV series, Ek Pal in 1986, Along the Brahmaputra in 1981, A Work Study in Tea Plucking in 1979, D.G. Movie Pioneer in 1978.
As a Writer: Mujhe Rang De in 2008, Chingaari in 2006, Daman: A Victim of Marital Violence in 2001, Rudaali in 1993, Ek Pal in 1986.
As a Producer: Chingaari in 2006, Kyon in 2003, Darmiyan in 1997, Ek Pal in 1986.
Ravina Tandon and Dimple Kapadia got the National Film Award for Best Actress under the direction of Lazmi in 1993 and 2001 respectively.


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Q: Time sync deviation and offsets between VM's in Azure (VMSS) We have been handling a rather peculiar issue with clock offsets between VM's (Windows Server 2019) on Azure, that are hosted in the same region and datacenter, moreover in a VMSS.
Several facts regarding the issue, after doing some experiments in the last three months:

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*Have those issues in all of our environments: Test/Dev/Prod.

*Been checking the offsets using a reference NTP (The delta between the VM Clock and an NTP Time Server clock online, outside Azure)

*Our product is very time sensitive, so time skews and offsets between VM's can cause possible problems.

*Several times a day, the offset between VM's in the same VMSS can get to 1-3 seconds. We need to resync the clock on the VM's each time there is a problem.

*We've been keeping a monitor for all of the offsets using an outside log,

*Having 3 months of data, using an outside metrics program (Datadog) didn't give any hints. It just happens, several time a day, sometimes not.

Would appreciate any ideas.

A: Finally, found the solution by examining services logs.

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*w32time service was configured as "manual start" instead of delay-auto or auto. And though "Set time automatically" was "On", clock synchronization only happened after starting the service and resyncing. So I've changed the Startup type of the Windows time service from Manual to Automatic (Delayed Start) using the following command:
&sc.exe config w32time start= delayed-auto

*Disabled Time Synchronization (service task) in Task Scheduler.
Disable-ScheduledTask -TaskName "SynchronizeTime" -TaskPath "\Microsoft\Windows\Time Synchronization"
Time Skews are being fixed automatically and occur less often.

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A huge thanks to all you folks that showed up at our gig last night at Hamnyran. We had a great night with you guys and had the chance to try out new stuff.
Have a look a this live clip from our song "The Story Behind The Story" and live photos by Anders Thorsell.
New video "All Along The Watchtower" out now!
The new video "All Along The Watchtower" (a Bob Dylan cover) by The Confusions out now, song taken from the "Oh God I Think I'm In Love EP".
When we formed The Confusions in the early 90-ies this was one of the first songs we ever played, it was originally written with only three chords and that was more then enough for us back then.
This is a brand new and more epic version of the song recorded during the sessions for the upcoming album and now recently released on the "Oh God…"EP. Our band name is influenced by the lyrics "… there's just too much confusion here and I can't find no releif". We are right back where we started and yet we manage to take a step forward, hope you like it!


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50035 approaches Little Rock from the south with the 14:45 from Kidderminster on the 6th June 2017 - By Ian Murray
The Railway is positively buzzing with activity; whether it's a happening with a paintbrush, a trowel or a welding torch, we're certainly having a busy summer. This edition of Express Points looks at the care and attention going into getting the brickwork just right for the new Bridgnorth building, and we hear about the FAQ page that's been set up for people who want to know more about the Share Offer in support of the Bridgnorth Project before they commit to buying. There's news from the Charitable Trust about a new source of funding for the Heritage Skills Training Academy and various other reports from across the SVR.
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Bridgnorth: Brick by brick
As the walls continue to grow at the Bridgnorth Development site, Infrastructure Manager Chris Bond explains how the bricklayers are taking a great deal of care to get things as authentic as possible, whilst still meeting modern building regulations:
"We have to remember that originally the GWR would invariably have built a nine-inch solid wall, without the insulating cavity that's required nowadays. They created the traditional English Bond pattern by laying alternate rows of 'stretchers', with the long side facing out, and 'headers', with the short end facing out.
"When we build a modern cavity wall, the stretcher row is straightforward, but when it comes to the header rows, we have to cut every brick in half so they don't fill the cavity. We've had to cut around 13,000 bricks, and the project team are determined to make sure that this is done to the highest standards. We're devoting time and care to this technical challenge to make sure the finished product is as close to GWR practice as possible."
Another sign of progress has been the erection of scaffolding on the platform elevation in readiness to work upwards, once the block work behind has been tied in.
Furthermore, contractors are now preparing the way for all the services to be bought up to the area outside the station. They've excavated a quantity of spoil in readiness for the trench that will bring the underground ducts up alongside the Donkey Gallop. At the same time, they have extended underground ducts up to the bottom of the Donkey Gallop from the road, and made arrangements with the relevant utility companies to set dates for the provision of their services up to their terminating points.
See our separate article for news on how the Share Offer, in support of the Bridgnorth Development project, is progressing.
Questions about the Share Offer? The answers are now online
As the 2016 Share Offer enters its final three months, and hovers tantalisingly close to the £1.5 million mark, the Railway has developed a 'Frequently Asked Questions' page on its website. This comes in response to queries from people interested in buying shares, and is written by volunteers involved with the Bridgnorth Development.
Tony Bending is one of the team marketing the share offer, and explains why they decided to compile the FAQs:
"We have received almost 3,000 web enquiries which is very encouraging, and 20 per cent have already converted to share sales. Along with our existing shareholders and members these have helped to take our current fundraising tally to just under £1,500,000, which will enable us to complete the new refreshment room and refurbish the existing station building.
"We would, however, really like to achieve our target of £2,500,000 so that the second phase of the Bridgnorth project, including the installation of a turntable, can become a reality.
"The Share Offer must close on 31st October and it's apparent that some potential purchasers want to know more before they buy, so we've created a list of questions and answers on our website for all to see. And, of course, we are more than happy for anyone to call us on 01562 757900 should they wish." Follow this link to the Bridgnorth Share Offer page: http://www.svr.co.uk/ShareOffer1.aspx where the FAQs are hosted.
The answers will be expanded over the coming weeks as required if other questions are raised by potential shareholders.
Grant funding boost for the Heritage Skills Training Academy
There's been great news recently for the Heritage Skills Training Academy, and for one apprentice in particular. The Charitable Trust has secured a generous donation of £9,500 from the Hendy and Pendle Charitable Trust towards the costs of training 19-year-old George Brogan.
Sir Peter Hendy CBE, who founded the Hendy and Pendle Charitable Trust, said he and his fellow trustee Sue Pendle are extremely enthusiastic about this opportunity to get involved with the Railway:
"The SVR's scheme fits very well within our Trust's remit. As well as regular progress reports from the Academy, we get opportunities to visit the Railway and see for ourselves how the apprentices are getting on."
Just such an occasion happened recently, when Sir Peter came to Kidderminster as part of a wider visit to the SVR. He spent time chatting to George, who is coming to the end of his second year of apprenticeship and is currently on placement at C&W Mechanical. As the chairman of Network Rail, Sir Peter took great interest in the detail of the training programme that George and his fellow apprentices are undergoing, as George himself explains:
"Sir Peter had lots of questions about my training, and said it's important to invest in apprentices, so that heritage rail has a future. It's good to know that as well as the SVR supporting my training, there's an extra seal of approval from an outside organisation too."
(Photo by Bob Sweet)
Ever wondered why canvas roofs are painted white?
Volunteers and staff at Kidderminster Carriage & Wagon finished off the last of four coats of paint this week on the canvas roof of 24105. It's all part of an ongoing major overhaul programme for the Gresley-designed teak carriage, as paint shop supervisor (and Charitable Trust chairman) Hugh McQuade explains:
"We use bitumen paint rather than gloss because it can stretch and shrink with the frequent British temperature changes. Traditionally, the LNER would have used white lead paint. The white colour shows up any nicks or cracks, making them easier to detect and monitor.
"People often ask why white paint is used, when something like grey would hide the inevitable dirt rather better. In fact, the Great Western Railway used red paint until the early 1900s, and then switched to white like everyone else. I suspect that using white was more of an image thing than anything else. LNER would have been keen to outdo rival railway companies, with the smartest presentation for coaches that they could muster!"
Whilst the roof canvas itself should last for up to 40 years, C&W will apply a fresh coat of white paint to each of the Gresley carriage roofs once every five years.
LNER Gresley Tourist Open Third (TTO) No 24105 is owned by the SVR Charitable Trust and is one of the Railway's fleet of wheelchair-accessible coaches.
Photograph: Apprentice Emma Harrison and Paul Brunet, who is on work experience from his engineering company in France, painting 24105. By Richard Herington
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'Peep' pulls in the punters
Hundreds of visitors got the chance to get up close to many of the restoration projects currently underway at the Railway on Saturday 15th July, at the annual 'Peep Behind the Scenes' event.
There were opportunities to see rolling stock restoration projects at Kidderminster, Bewdley and Bridgnorth, and to see inside various signal boxes. Not to mention the sight of a goods train hauled by 813!
This year, proceeds from the sale of entry wristbands went to the Charitable Trust, raising well over £2,500. Many visitors also made donations directly to individual projects on the day.
The Trust's Shelagh Paterson was very pleased with how things went:
"The 'Peep' event was a great event all round, and on behalf of the Charitable Trust, I would like to thank the many volunteers who were involved in putting on such an exciting day for visitors. Not only did hundreds of people gain a fascinating insight into the skill and dedication that are needed to keep the SVR rolling, but we've also raised a significant amount of money that will go towards projects at the Railway."
Social media during the event was buzzing, and here's a flavour of some of the reviews left by visitors: "very hands on", "very knowledgeable and friendly staff", "thank you for a very warm welcome", "an excellent day out."
Each month we have a draw for a £20 voucher to spend on the Railway, check if you are the lucky winner here
Vacancy for Stations Manager
The Railway is inviting applications for the post of Stations Manager. Duties include:
· Ensuring the safe operation of all our stations in line with the Rule Book
· Working closely with all Station Masters, acting as a mentor to each of them
· Regularly reviewing and maintaining training of safety critical standards
· Commissioning and undertaking enquiries into disciplinary procedures as necessary within the department, and being available to sit on a board of inquiry panel for other departments.
· Taking responsibility for the administration and record keeping of station staff, ensuring data protection policy is observed at all times
· Aiming to provide the department with sufficiently qualified personnel for the needs of the company
You will need to be able to communicate clearly, accurately and politely with members of the public, whether or not they are passengers, as well as with all members of SVR staff. The ideal candidate will have previous station supervision experience and/or operational experience. The ability to manage staff is essential. Some of the duties performed by the Stations Manager are safety critical and subject to qualification and periodic requalification, in accordance with the SVR Rules and Regulations. The successful candidate will be expected to maintain a high standard of adherence to the Rules and Regulations, and to assist other staff in achieving the same.
If you are interested in the above position please send a letter of application for the attention of Tammy Ferris at Severn Valley Railway, Number One Comberton Place, Kidderminster, DY10 1QR or email to tammy.ferris@svrlive.com by Friday 18th August 2017.
Steam on the Road event Sat 12th and Sun 13th August
If you're not on duty next weekend, pop along for something a little different at the Steam on the Road event. In addition to the traction engines, we'll also be hosting a number of road steam vehicles at Kidderminster for our Steam on the Road event.
There'll be a traction engine 'play pen' in the car park and up to 10 full-size and two miniature engines on display and in operation.
Highlights include a Saturday road run through Kidderminster, culminating with a climb up the hill to the station, the 'Plimsoll', a Land Rover that operates on the road AND on the rails, a Land Rover Series 1 gathering at Highley on the Saturday, and Sunday brakes van rides at Kidderminster between 10.30 and 4.30 for a donation.
New wheelchair ramps in place
A new set of lightweight wheelchair ramps has been installed across the Railway's wheelchair accessible fleet of carriages, and will replace the old-style wheeled ramps for general use.
The Railway has bought these as part of a larger project to improve wheelchair accessibility, funded by a grant from the Department for Transport to the SVR Charitable Trust.
A training and familiarisation programme in underway, so that all relevant staff can become familiar with the ramps, which are simple to use. It is important that the ramps are correctly positioned with the top bent section firmly on the carriage doorway bottom ledge.
The SVR's safety advisor, Mel Cook, has provided a set of instructions for staff in how to use the ramps correctly and has issued this across the Railway in an NBI.
All station masters have been asked to thoroughly check the old-style wheeled ramps and to dispose of any that are rusted or worn. Those that are in acceptable condition will be retained as spares.
Discount for SVR colleagues at Specsavers Bridgnorth
The Bridgnorth branch of Specsavers is offering eye tests to Severn Valley Railway colleagues for the discounted price of £5 (a saving of £17 on the usual fee), as well as a 10% discount on their 2-4-1 spectacle promotion. Specsavers have confirmed that the voucher applies to all employees and volunteers from any part of the SVR, even though it refers to 'employees within Bridgnorth town'. The voucher expires on 31 December 2017.
Remember as an SVR Working Member there are a number of benefits available, please CLICK HERE for details.
Please note that other opticians and other branches of Specsavers are available. Promoting this discount to colleagues does not endorse this retailer, their services or products or suggest any partnership or sponsorship between them and the SVR.
Reciprocal travel for our Working Members
Have you checked out the list of heritage railways that offer free or discounted travel to SVR working members? Please visit http://www.svrlive.com/reciprocal-travel for full details.
Craftsmanship set in stone at Bewdley
Stonemason Philip Chatfield is making good progress with the renovation work at Bewdley, as this photograph from Assistant Station Master Dai Phillips shows.
Philip has carried out extensive work to the front bay of the Signals & Telecoms building, after which the window itself has been fitted. He's also replaced the sills below the front booking office windows, and will continue replacing further worn stonework where necessary.
New e-Newsletter for SVR Supporters!
A new monthly newsletter dedicated to SVR Supporters has been created, this will allow Express Points to be dedicated solely to our Working Members, content will be appropriate and different to that of Branch Lines.
Any opinions or views expressed in this newsletter are entirely the opinions of the contributors, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Directors of either Severn Valley Railway (Holdings) PLC. which owns the Severn Valley Railway, or Severn Valley Railway Company Limited, the members of which are responsible for its operation.


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Angry Birds™ Sets New Record with 1 Million Downloads
The Angry Birds game is surely ruling the roost these days. Played by users of all age groups, this game is a big hit across the globe. Its popularity has sky rocketed like never before and today it has finally touched a milestone of 1 million downloads per day. It continues to give tough competition to several games in its genre and has attained its position at the top of the pedestal.
It is constantly breaking records set by other online games and has finally hit the market with maximum downloads. According to Peter Vesterbacka, the CEO of game developer Rovio, Angry Birds is downloaded by millions of users per day. Besides being easily available on your Smartphone you can also enjoy this popular game on Windows, web browsers and consoles.
The reason behind the game's grand success is its attractive colors, comfort level, comical style, low price and of course no age bar. The game has also attracted players by its attractive graphics and new environments and characters.
Now, all you Angry Birds fans get ready to destroy the evil green pigs and help these angry birds to retrieve their eggs. This game is available for download on your iPhone at just $0.99 and for $2.99 on your iPad.
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Harmeet loves to simplify technology for all readers who are interested in the genre but find it complex to comprehend. She is a writer by passion and wants to enrich the life of others by writing about the latest gadgets, apps, and devices in the simplest and the most useful manner. Her blogs are detailed, interesting, and definitely fun to read…
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I travelled from Delhi to Mumbai 4 days back and been having severe throat infection and asthma cough with mild cold and fever. How should I decide if these symptoms are indicative of Swine Flu and if I should go for a test?
You may take gels 30 thrice a day three drops in water for two days a nd do gargles thrice daily and drink boiled turmeric milk at night.
Hi from last 4 to 5 yes I was having scalp problem In which there was boils so I recently visited dermatologist he gave me some medicine but after eating antibiotic I was having severe fewer and I got ulcers in my mouth so I consulted ent she gave some antibiotics and medicine but still 2 days after the ulcers are there and I am not able to swallow my saliva also I don't have any other medical problem but stlii there is no cure I am also applying candid mouth gel she told be that this is because of some gas problem you are infected in tonsils.
Ulcers in mouth: It is also known as aphthous ulcers. They are very painful and restrict chewing and swallowing due to pain. Mainly it is due to Dyspepsia, consumption of heavy Antibiotics which kills normal Bacterial flora which makes vit B complex for our body. It is also due to mental tension. I have seen so many exam going students having ulcers in mouth and when exam is over it is cured . It is different from cancer ulcer as cancer ulcer is not painful and it doesn?t heal. High dose of Vit B , pain killing oral paste, Treatment of constipation, Stoppage of Heavy antibiotics added to it , etc as per requirement helps the patient.
Doctor, I am having cold problem and I can't breathe properly, I am feeling like a sort of having sputum in throat so that I can't swallow foods easily. And soon after eating I am getting a vomiting sensation. Is that due to cold in throat? And what is the solution to this problem.
If it is becoming severe then please go to a doctor. Till then have lots of water and fluids. Do warm water gargling with a little salt in it. Take some steam inhalation (2-3 times a day) which will give relief to the congestion. You can take Homeopathy if you have a tendency to catch cold throughout the year (allergic condition ). You can contact me for a detailed consultation.
Hello Doctor I am suffering from Eczema last 2 years lot of medication has been taken but their is no improvement .only I have to take steroids which gave me some release for a time being but it gave me lot of weight gain and dizziness pls suggest.
using steroides is very much harmful for ur health.dnt apply any ointment and dnt use anti allergic drugs....it will worsen ur situation...soo try homoeopathy.with proper homeopathic treatment u will cure this eczema very easily....allopathic medicine willl give temporary relief bt the problem will comes again.soo for cure u need homoeopathic treatment..
Hi. Doctor I have a problem of nose bleeding since childhood. The nose bleeding occur mostly in months of april to july and at present I am 24 years old and suffers that problem, so what can I do. Please suggest me.
Doc I having cough and itching in throat I taken medicine also amoxyclav and cough syrup but it didn't work for me.
Dry cough n can be due to upper respiratory infection, lower respiratory infection, allergies or even gastro esophageal reflux disease. We need to find out the correct cause for your symptoms and treat accordingly. Take care.
I am having a throat pain whenever I drink or eat And nowadays it's just feeling pain there all the time Why is it so?
Can be infection or ulcers. Start doing gargles with luke warm water and a pinch of salt twice daily.
Hi, I have throat problem from past 1.5 years like redness in my mouth and red dots and cuts I have done complete test but results shows everything is normal. and I have consulted almost 6 ent specialist and nobody has helped me out. and I don't have any more trust on doctors.
How Ayurveda Can Help Treat Sinusitis?
Sinus issues are really brought on by a fundamental irregularity in Prana Vata (the subdosha of Vata that sees the brain and the head) and Shleshaka Kapha (a subdosha of Kapha, which administers oil and dampness levels).
At the point when these two sub-doshas are at the same time imbalanced, another problem emerges. Ama, the sticky waste that is a result of processing, gets blended with Shleshaka Kapha in the sinus area, shaping a more toxic, sticky bodily fluid called Shleshma. Shleshma settles in the zone and stops the channels of the sinuses. Because of the confinement and blocking, Pitta dosha likewise gets to be imbalanced, and irritation occurs.
At that point when each of the three doshas are out of adjustment, the body turns into a ground for bacteria, allergens, or infections. Air contamination, changes of hot and frosty climate increase it further. Eating unnecessary measures of chilly, sweet, not being able to workout or exercise can add to the problem.
Step 1: Eat foods that are not very hot, furthermore not very chilly. Stay away from extraordinary temperatures or foods that have extreme temperatures, for example, stew peppers or super cold foods and refreshments. Eat properly cooked, warm dinners that are light, sustaining, and simple to process. For instance, for breakfast, you could eat a stewed apple, and for the dinner eat khichari (a light and sustaining porridge made with two sections rice and one section mung dhal).
Step 2: Drink a lot of water seasoned with flavours, to decontaminate the sinuses of toxins and to allow the harmful waste that has developed to stream out. Bubble two quarts of water, empty the water into a bottle, and put two leaves of basil, two thin cuts of ginger, four leaves of mint, two bits of clove, and ¼ teaspoon of marshmallow root. Continue drinking this water for the duration of the day, however, make it again every morning.
Step 3: Detoxify the body and restore the sinus territory. Eat a lot of natural, crisp foods grown from the ground. Abstain from eating eggplant, banana, tomato and pepper, since these block the channels. Try not to skip meals or suppers, since that will annoy the stomach and create more problems for your body.
Avoid sudden temperature and too much cold temperature .
Avoid cold beverages and food products .
If your nose is stuffy take regular steam.
Taking fumes of ajwain, turmeric and ghee are in running nose. These things will clear the passage and cures the headache problems.
Taking ajwain with jaggery lowers the allergic reactions in body.
Avoid curd, urad dal, egg, area full of dust and damn places.
Keep your bowl healthy, it will itself lowers the kapha in body.
Maine ice cream kha li thi 5 SEP ko tabhi se dopahar se gale me aur seene me Sukha aur atka sa lagta h let me me taqleef Hoti h let jati hu to gale ki taraf aata h.
Intake of lukewarm water Gargle with salt water Drink plenty of water and let it go either in terms of vomiting or micturation.


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Roman Fort at Water Newton
The Roman fort at Water Newton was part excavated in 2012 and although thought to be built as part of the Roman invasion to house troops conquering Britain, the excavation showed that it was constructed 20 years later in the aftermath of the Boudican revolt of AD 60. The fort only lasted for a matter of a few months as the Roman armies re-organised the road system in this part of the east Midlands and built a new stone bridge over the river Nene. Once built this bridge spawned a small, new settlement which developed into the Roman town of Durobrivae. The fort was initially discovered in 1930 and was confirmed in 1938 by the use of aerial photography. It covers an area over 5 acres and sits about 1,000 feet from the river.
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Educate your clients about the importance of healthy boundaries with the aid of the Boundaries Info Sheet. The first page of this worksheet describes the difference between rigid, porous, and healthy boundaries through the use of examples and logically organized information.
The second page of this boundaries printout describes various types of boundaries, including physical, intellectual, emotional, sexual, material, and time boundaries.
We recommend using this worksheet as take-home reading for your clients, an aid for psychoeducation during session, or as a prompt for group discussion. This worksheet was also designed to accompany the Boundaries Exploration worksheet.


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SIPO appointments should have been prioritised before Christmas - McDonald
22 December, 2013 - by Mary Lou McDonald TD
This government should never have let this situation arise. Given the important work that SIPO is engaged in this situation should have been given the appropriate priority ahead of the Christmas break. Instead it has dropped the ball and put important investigations at risk.
Sinn Féin Public Expenditure and Reform spokesperson Mary Lou McDonald has said the government should have priotitised the appointment of SIPO board members before the Christmas break.
Deputy McDonald was commenting today after it was revealed that the political standards watchdog has been prevented from advancing investigations until it has it's fullcompliment of board members.
She said;
"This government should never have let this situation arise. Given the important work that SIPO is engaged in this situation should have been given the appropriate priority ahead of the Christmas break. Instead it has dropped the ball and put important investigations at risk."
On the issued the stand-off between Minister Hogan and SIPO Deputy McDonald said;
"It is unacceptable that Minister Hogan would engage with the commission in such a heavy handed manner. If he feels that the commission has acted outside of its remit then he should sit down with them and engage in face to face dialogue."