Relax into the pleasure of drawing outdoors with a group of like-minded enthusiasts. All that's needed is a sketchbook, a favorite pencil and an appreciation for the beauty of the Wissahickon. (You may, however, also want to bring a towel or blanket to sit on.) Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned artist you can take in the sounds of the water and the smells of spring without the expectation of turning your sketch into a finished work of art. Practical guidance will be provided to those who wish.


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Pegasus ArtWorks is the statewide arts program for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware, part of the nationwide movement of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

Created in 2002 to create broad-based access to high-yield arts programs, Pegasus ArtWorks provides direct access for at risk youth to high quality arts programs. The classes are taught through structured artist-in-residence programming, including fine and performing arts and art/craft (such as quilting). Classes utilize the arts to teach literary proficiency, reading, mathematical, scientific, and cultural understanding in a contextualized manner. The arts are also utilized to teach leadership, teamwork, build self-confidence and expose youth to critical thinking skills.

Pegasus ArtWorks was named a "Notable Local Initiative" in 2010 by educational initiatives The Finance Project and ICF International. Inc

Pegasus ArtWorks was highlighted by the Delaware Division of Arts for Excellence in Arts Education in 2012. This included a short documentary piece on Content Delaware, a non-commercial project highlighting arts and culture in Delaware.

Programs
Programs include, visual art, mural arts, drumming, dance and music. Curriculum is developed in partnership with teaching artists to fit the needs of the youth. The innovative Beat the Odds Curriculum from UCLA Arts and Healing program has been implemented to teach emotional skill building.

Pegasus ArtWorks is funded through the Delaware Division of the Arts, and was the first art program to be funded by the CJC (Criminal Justice Council). Pegasus ArtWorks also performs programming in BGCDE through OJP Funding, 21st Century Grant Funding and through the efforts of private donors.

History
Founded in 2002, the Pegasus ArtWorks Program was a partnership of the DDOA, BGCDE and the CJC for three sites. Since that time, the program has become statewide.

Staff
The Pegasus ArtWorks Program is administered through the Boys and Girls Clubs of Delaware. Patti Nelson is the Director. Teaching artists include; Alex Spinney, Michael Brown, Jane Chesson, Nicole Luther, Dennis Minus, and Josh Shockley.

References

External links

Arts organizations based in Delaware
Visual arts education
Education in Delaware
2002 establishments in Delaware

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The tag reads: Softest bedding on the planet. I think I believe it.
• Made from luxurious 320 Thread Count Bamboo Sateen (classic sheets are 230 Thread Count).
• Cariloha's renowned sheet softness is enhanced by a Sateen Finish that provides an exquisitely soft, smooth feel.
Yes they are definitely smoooooooth. Loooooove them! They have Duvet Covers too. That is the next item on my Wish List because I need one of everything from this store. Seriously, you will wash your sheets (or buy more!) to use over and over again.
Plus I've talked how many times about how HEALTHY it is to sleep naturally?!
Now on to the Bath. There is a new item here too…Bamboo Bath Mats.
A quick-drying bath mat that is. They are highly absorbent and will give you an ultra-soft feel every time you step in or out of the shower. They are made of natural materials – 50% Viscose from Bamboo and 50% Organic Cotton. I need to figure out a way for it not to slip on my tiled floor since it doesn't have a grip backing. Otherwise it is very nice!
And of course the bamboo towels are AMAZING. They are luxuriously plush, hypoallergenic and snag resistant.
• Extra-smooth, slightly twisted bamboo yarn is loomed perfectly to 600 grams per square meter and features an infusion of special silicon softener, resulting in an even softer, finer hand for increased bamboo-soft comfort.
Yes I will admit we fight over our Cariloha towels!
Holidays Gifts? Yes I know a couple of people who are getting Cariloha from me. Shop now!
Visit all my Cariloha posts – you will see how much I love it all!
Follow Cariloha on Facebook. They always have giveaways and announce sales!
I received these products for review and all opinions are my own. Links may be affiliate.
I have not, but they have some great items! I'd love this for my sister.
I love when you walk into a Cariloha store and you are greeted with a big "Car-i-loooooooooooo-ha!"
I haven't, but their stuff looks way nice!!
I already have a set of Cariloha sheets but would love to try these new ones!
I have some Cariloha towels and they are the most sought after towels in the house. Everyone loves them.
Haven't checked them out in a while but I'm about to.
I really like the Cariloha site. I am quite interested in the bamboo sheets, and towels. I have heard that bamboo is super soft and I can imagine it would be awesome as sheets or towels.
Oh, I have wanted a set of their sheets for ages. Crossing my fingers and toes!
I have never tried Cariloha, but they have beautiful things!!
I love bamboo products.i have one of their dresses that's wonderful.
I haven't had a chance lately to check them out. I've been busy entering giveaways and hoping to win something for Christmas. I have kids that want toys.
Love their sheets will get this set free from you or buy it myself!
I haven't checked these out, but will now!!
I did check out the website - might get something for my sister for Christmas.
Yes... I would love some towels and sheets.
I have and would love to try their products. Everything looks so nice.
I've been to a Cariloha store and everything felt so soft! These sheets sound wonderful.
They have so many great things on their website! Their bed sheets look amazing, too!
My first exposure to Cariloha was while traveling in the Caribbean. OMG, SO very lovely!!!!! I can understand completely why you're interested in everything in their line, because I have the same issue, LOL.
I love their high quality sheets and towels!
I have not checked them out lately but I have been wanting one of their cute purses for a long time. Well actually I want a lot of things from them lol.
I have checked them out before and I am going to be saving for some sheets for our bed. Love the bath mats and towels!! Thanks again for an awesome giveaway! Happy Thanksgiving!
They seem to have really luxurious items - stuff not typically in my budget, but beautiful for sure.
I just found out we have a Cariloha store locally! Yippee! I am going to go down and rub myself on all the luxurious softness!
I have and I just love their bedding sets! I want some of those sheets!
I just checked them out for the first time in a few weeks, but I love the Bamboo Fit tanks and cropped pant!
Was just on their Facebook page yesterday, love their stuff.
I have! I love the look of the bath mat. It looks so soft!
I love looking at their items.................I love to have their sheets somedays.
I love looking at your emails, at all the great stuff y'all have. Wish I could have it all!
love their sheets would love to try their towels.
I bet those towels are super soft!
I don't currently have this brand, but I've heard of them before and I would love to try it.
Yes, I have! Now that I am experiencing hot flashes, I'll be needing some of your clothes to stay cool.
Yes I have their products look plush. Id loe to own a bamboo towel :) Happy Thanksgiving!
Yes.......& I love their giveaways.
Yes, I have checked them out...I have several of their products on my wish list. Thank you for the giveaway!!
I have been drooling over their bath towels!!!
I have! I really want some of those bamboo sheets for my twin size bed, too!
They have some great products. I'd love to try both the towel and the sheets.
I have not checked cariloha lately but will next week for holiday shopping.
Yes! Their products look so soft and comfy!
I've never tried their products before and they sound wonderful. Bamboo sounds really soft.
I was actually on Cariloha not long ago checking out their fitness clothing, it looks so comfy!
this set would be awesome to win and put in my new bathroom. thanks.
I sure would love to win this.I just bet the bath towels are fabulous.
I have a set of their bath towels and I love them.
I have been wanting to try out their towels for a long time!
I haven't checked out Cariloha but I definately will.
I have been to their website several times to check it out!
I check them from time to time. The bamboo sheets look very nice.
Checked out Cariloha, and everything looks soft and comfy!
The bath mat looks so wonderful! We could definitely use a new one.
My wife and I LOVE Cariloha! I have their shirts, underwear, and even their bed sheets. So COMFORTABLE!
The sheets look so comfy! Like the towels too. So Luxurious!
I have checked out Cariloha. I have one of their bamboo T-shirts, it is SO soft and comfy!
I have visited Cariloha and I love their sheets.
I have looked at their website. Lots of nice things.
I have visited and I love their products.
I've check it out, and a huge amount of my "I Want This" list is Cariloha stuff!
I have wanted towels or sheets from Cariloha for a really long time. Hope to win these!
Yes, I love Cariloha, and was just checking out their Black Friday sales!
I actually visited them in St Thomas- nice store!
no and I've never shopped there either. but it looks pretty amazing !:) Thanks!
I have never had any Cariloha but would love to own.
I visited them in St Thomas on our cruise.
I could use a new bathmat. Right now the downstairs bathroom doesn't have one at all.
I love their resort island series bedding.. sheets, duvets, blankets in shoreline grey and Nantucket grey... I have wishlist that bedding for sure!!! Great review!
They do have great items! Great prices as well!!
Yes, I go to there site quite often. I would love to try a set of sheets from them.
Yes!! Id love a set of their sheets!! I have one sheet set to my name and its a pain when its in the wash to have to wait to make my bed again!
Great,,I`ve checkd out Cariloha many times,a lot of nice things on their site.
I checked their website and really want to win these!
I think this would be wonderful to have, my towels are almost 20 years old.
I'm always checking out Carihola products :-) I want it all!
I wouldnt know what to buy first, so many great products! I love their bed sheets but the clothes, esp. workout gear look so comfy!
I really want to win this!! I've been wanting to get bamboo sheets and towels!
I've been following Cariloha for a long time but haven't visited their site for awhile. I'd love to own some of their products! Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
I like the Bamboo Fitted Yoga Pant - Charcoal.
I've been there. They have some very nice products!
I like the Cariloha Bamboo Bath Set. Follow on Pinterest.
I just checked it out, they have some really cute things!
Desperately need new towels! I'd love some in Blue Lagoon and Caribbean Mint!
my tootsies let out a sigh just looking at that bath mat. sounds luxurious!
thank you would love to win.
I would love to try some bamboo sheets. They look like a nice quality too.
I love the Blue Lagoon towels.
Love the quick dry feature to the bathmats.
I like the Bambo Performance Polo shirts that are available.
I just checked out the Cariloha They have some really nice bed sheets and duvet covers.
I have checked them out and would love to have a set of sheets.
Great giveaway, hoping to win!
I look on their site quite frequently but have yet to purchase anything. Like the bamboo socks!
I love their wonderful products! Have a few bamboo towels and would love more bamboo products!
I went to their site the other day and found out they sell women's bags too.
Oh that bath mat looks so amazing and squishy! LOVE it!
Nice giveaway I have heard of this brand but have never tried. Bamboo sheets and towels sound wonderful.
They have some awesome stuff!!
Yes, I have checked them out. I would love to try their sheets.
I have checked out their site...I'd like to try out some of their bedsheets.
I checked their stuff out just now.
I like the bamboo tees. My hubby has a few from another company and he loves them.
Yes, I have checked out Cariloha recently. I love Cariloha's Bamboo items. Everything is so soft.
Don't think my comment went through, I'll try again. I love Cariloha products. I have their sheets on my bed right now. Hope to try some of their other products like to cute skirts and tops soon!
I love many products on http://www.cariloha.com. To mention one for example, I really love the Resort Bamboo Bed Sheets - Island Spa. Thanks for the Chance.
I'm giving my Honey/Hubby a pair of the Mahogoney Bay Sandals for Christmas (and an upcoming trip.) Hope they are as comfortable and well-made as they are good-looking!
I checked out the site. Pretty cool.
I love the genesis dress!
Awesome giveaway! Cariloha is amazing.
i could spend a lot of money at that website!!! so many great items!!
It's been a couple of weeks since I checked them out.
These are much needed at our house! Our towels are old and worn and I would love to try these.
I love Cariloha's sheets! They are super soft and comfortable!
What a great giveaway. Count me in, please. Thanks!
I have never tried their sheets or towels, but I really want to!
I love how soft Bamboo is. I would love one of their sheet sets or one of their cozy robes.
I have! I have entered several giveaways sponsored by this brand just in the past two months. They are on a giveaway blitz! LOL I would love to fill my home with their towels and sheets!
I have added the Cariloha bamboo sheets to my wish list.
I look at the site every now and then. I love the products.
What great products for the home. I really like the Bamboo Bath Sheets they look like they belong in a spa!
I have never tried Cariloha products but they sound really nice and I have heard great things about them.
Yes, I just visited their website and see they have even more bamboo products that I'd love to have.
Yes, I think their products are high quality!
They look amazing, would love to try them!
I have not checked them out at all. I do like Bamboo bedding though. It is soft and has good wicking properties.
I am just dying to try bamboo sheets, the pictures you posted look heavenly and I am in need of some sheets withouts stains or holes...lol. I have kids so its that or a cartoon theme!
I've been seriously considering trying Bamboo sheets. I think I'll take a look at Carolina's sales.
I have never slept on Bamboo Sheets. I am betting they are really comfy though!
I have never heard of Cariloha - but they sound like they are very high quality. I'd love to try them!
I love the variety of bamboo products on Cariloha's site!
Thank you for this awesome giveaway, I love the bamboo sheets from them.
I love Cariloha. I have checked out all of their fabulous products.
I have never heard of this company. I do have some bamboo gloves that I really like.
I love Cariloha, I've been wanting bamboo bath towels from there as well!
I haven't visited them in a while so thanks for pointing out they have new Resort Bamboo Sheets !
I love their sheet sets, I have two sets and they are awesome!
I like the Bamboo Fitted Yoga Pant - Black. It looks so soft and comfy.
I love the variety of items on their site...I wonder if it is soft though?
Love it all and have always wanted to try bamboo!
I would love to try their towels.
Yes, I like the Genesis Dress in Black and Grey.
I didn't know they made clothes too!


Avian colibacillosis gather different infections caused by an avian pathogenic Escherichia coli (E. Coli). E. coli are part of a healthy and balanced chicken's gut flora. However, intensive production conditions may lead to a growth of the E. coli population and the development of infections. Poor farm management combined with an unbalanced microflora and/or a low immune system efficiency could increase the probability of these infections. These infections are responsible for significant economic losses in poultry resulting from reduced zootechnical performance, disease and associated treatment costs, condemnations and mortality. In 2013, the economic impact of E. coli peritonitis syndrome was estimated at 3.7 million euros, in the Netherlands poultry farming system (*).
Safmannan®, a selected yeast fraction, is known to reduce the negative impacts induced by E. coli in poultry production.
E-coli is a Gram negative (Gram -) bacteria. These bacteria have fimbriae, a filamentous protein structure with adhesin at its end. Adhesin are mannose sensitive and can adhere to the mannose-rich epithelial surface of the gut. Thanks to its high content in β-glucan and mannans Safmannan® selected Yeast Fraction can interact with Gram– bacteria.
In-vitromethodology (1)emphasized the ability of safmannan to bind Gram- bacteria (E.coli or Salmonella). In this test, the binding between Safmannan® and E.coliwas observed via scanning electron microscopy. Moreover, a meta-analysis (2)of 5 in-vitrostudies that evaluated the binding ability of Safmannan® with different E.coliserotypes could underline that it was especially efficient on ETEC family. E.coliisolates gathered in this family were all coming from poultry.
As a result, Safmannan® helps to positively balance gut microflora. A study ran in China (3) on laying hens reared under different densities showed that E. colipopulation in hen's intestine was significantly decreased with Safmannan® supplementation compare to positive control group with high density. In parallel, villi height and crypt depth were maintained to the level of the negative control (low density).
Yeast fraction attenuates intestinal inflammation and barrier dysfunction induced by E.coli challenge.
E-coli contamination usually increases intestinal inflammation and permeability, and disrupts gut barrier function. This is mainly due to the activation of TLR4 and TLR4/NF-κB signaling pathway that lead to the secretion of pro-inflammatory cytokines and result in intestinal barrier damage. As a consequence bird's performances are affected.
Wang et al. (2016), reported that the selected yeast fraction helps to maintain a good intestinal barrier by reducing the inflammation caused by E.colichallenge. Broilers supplemented with Safmannan® and challenged with E.coliexhibited significantly lower TLR4 and NF-ƘB expressions compared to challenged broilers that were not supplemented (4).
They also observed better tight junction's protein expression when birds were supplemented with Safmannan®. Those results were in accordance with Shao et al. (2013) observation. They underline the ability of β-glucan extracted from Saccharomyces Cerevisiaeto upregulate occludin mRNA expression in the jejunum of SalmonellaTyphimurium challenged birds.
When gut barrier is injured, endotoxin coming from the cell-wall of Gram- bacteria may be released into the blood. Other components found in the blood such as diamine oxidase could indicate a gut barrier disruption. By improving gut integrity, Safmannan® supplementation induced less release in serum of endotoxins and diamine oxidase (5), suggesting a better permeability of the gut in E.colichallenged birds (Wang et al., 2016).
By binding Gram- bacteria and reducing intestinal inflammation, the selected yeast fraction supports the protection of the gut when birds are contaminated with E.coli.
Recent field data coming from Europe showed benefits of using Safmannan® to decrease E.colipressure in laying hens and breeders farms. Following a peak of E.coli outbreak, these different farms had a dramatic daily mortality rate. Farmers followed a tailor-made program for three weeks to try to control bird's mortality: Safmannan® supplemented at 2kg/T (6, 7) or 2,5kg/T(8)during 1 week; then 1kg/T during 1 week; then usual dosage at 250g/T.
They observed a decrease in mortality rate within 48 hours following the supplementation, without using any treatment such as antibiotics.
E.coli contamination induces gut inflammation and, at a certain extent, a gut disruption resulting in performance decrease and high mortality rate in poultry. In vitro and In vivo studies show Safmannan®'s ability to reduce the risk related to the development of E.coli pathologies. The selected yeast fraction binds Gram- bacteria, helps to balance gut microflora and to avoid leaky gut. Its capacity to modulate the immunity helps also to strengthen the bird's resistance and to face E. Coli pressure.


Partquip has a staff compliment of some 220 employees situated at branches located in Johannesburg (Head Office), Durban and Cape Town. The company prides itself on "EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE", which is evident by their recent ISO 9001 accreditation. Partquip also exports to our neighbouring countries, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia and Zambia.
The product range includes over 5000 part numbers and is constantly growing to meet the needs of the ever-changing automotive aftermarket spare parts industry.
Partquip have been a longtime user of the SYSPRO software product. Over the years their version of SYSPRO fell behind. This was partly because they had build a number of customizations around SYSPRO. One key customization was a warehousing scanning solution. In 2016 the company recognized that the systems had become dated and a major upgrade was needed. A number of ERP solutions where considered but in the end the company felt confirmed to stick with SYSPRO but to re-implement completely and at the same time to implement a new WMS solution.
SYSPRO South Africa approached us to assist them with the WMS needs.
The project took some 4 months of preparation by the SYSPRO and DATASCOPE teams. Partquip has 3 separate companies with sites in 5 locations so it was clearly understood that the go live would be tough. Its hard to implement an ERP system in a multi-site environment like this but its a lot harder to implement both an ERP system and a WMS system at the same time.
The project went live in August 2017. The go live week was slow and fairly difficult, however over the next 8 weeks the site was slowly bedded down and operations got back to normal. We look forward to working with Partquip into 2018 to start leveraging the benefits of DATASCOPE WMS.


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Home/News/Hyderabad News/Hyderabad consumed liquor worth Rs 150 crore on New Year's Eve
Hyderabad consumed liquor worth Rs 150 crore on New Year's Eve
According to market experts, each wine shop in the city managed a sale of Rs. 5 to 8 lakh amid COVID-19 restrictions.
By Mohammed Hussain| Published: 1st January 2021 7:02 pm IST
Hyderabad: Hyderabadis partied to welcome 2021, as tipplers spent over Rs. 150 crore on a variety of brands of liquor, as they bid adieu to 2020 on Thursday night.
According to State Prohibition and Excise Department official, there was a decrease in sale of liquor in the city on the New Year's Eve as compared to last year as the bars and wine shops were ordered to close at 1 am.
The official, said, as per the records, the total excise collection of the government on December 31 was Rs. 150 crore in the city.
The total sales value was less compared to the last year despite the increase in the prices recently in view of COVID-19. Last year the sale was around Rs. 210 crore liquor on the New Year's Eve 2020.
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During 1,5 hour tour with the professional guide, you will learn a lot of curious facts about the city, which is known for it's salt industry. The tour guide will also show you Beinhaus, a beautiful Catholic Church with a Gothic altar and a small stone crypt. This is unusual, but very characteristic for this place construction; because of the limited area in the cemetery until 1983, the bones of the deceased were excavated from the ground and moved here after a certain time. Until now, you can see rows of skulls on the upper shelves (marked in a special way: women decorated with floral motifs, me with leaves of oak or ivy) and other bones. The tour ends at the market square where you can feel the spirit of old Hallstatt and have a dinner in a nice café or restaurant.
Moreover, the ErasBus team kindly recommends taking a cruise across Hallstatt Lake during your free time. Hallstatt is such an unbelievably spectacular place that even the Chinese decided to create a copy of this ancient salt mine city with mountains and lake. However, the replica can't be compared to the unique charm of the original one, and that is why many tourists from China come to Austria to visit the real Hallstatt.
Last but not least, the ErasBus team prepared a photo scavenger hunt city-game with a 50 Euro prize. The groups (2-4 members) have to take photos with the sights on their task list. To get bonus points they need to take a photo with three strangers or a member of the ErasBus team, record a video while the team dances in the public place or sing with a stranger.
Take a lot of photos on the background of picturesque landscapes (ErasBus professional photographer will take them for you!).
Forget about all problems, relax and enjoy the nature.


Free Standing Vented Gas Fireplace - LED fireplaces are super easy to install. The majority connect in a person's typical retaining wall outlets. Installing of wall-mounted systems happen to be quite an easy task to hang. Insert LED fireplaces will relax with a present real wood fireplace insert.


We have likely all heard a version of this saying – Every cloud has a silver lining.
When you are facing a difficulty don't give up! Don't get down on yourself.
Find the opportunity that's hidden within whatever difficulty you're facing, and see how you can make the most out of it.
What a difference it will make when, instead of knocking you down, the difficulties in front of you no longer become setbacks, but instead only serve to move you forward.
Every difficulty has an opportunity within it.


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Q: How do I copy objects into ivars for later use? Objective c | xcode | iphone question
Im building a model(data) class for a monetary transaction and have kind of a basic/noob question regarding pointers and object copying. The Transaction class I'm creating contains 4 or 5 ivars/properties that represent object type variables. now when I get the user entered data from the view controller to populate these ivars is it safe to use pointers or do i need to make a copy of the object and then assign that to the ivar?
Because I'll need to store these transactions after the user exits the program I'm assuming that any references I made to pointers in a previous session will be essentially broken links. Am i wrong here, any explanation and maybe some code examples would be appreciated.
If you have any suggestions as far as how to store the data while the app is not in use that would also be helpful.
Thanks so much,
Nick

A: I would suggest re-reading the intro guides as you seem to be a bit off the rails here;  over-thinking the basics.  No big deal, we've all been there (still are there when faced with new stuff, often!).
First, for any string value, copy it.  In terms of properties, which you should use, you would want:
@property(copy) NSString *myString;

Make sure you -release myString in your -dealloc method.
For other kinds of values, it is really context dependent.  Copying is often the safe route.  NSDate and NSNumber instances happen to be immutable so copies are irrelevant, but free.
As far as saving data, you are semi-correct.   Pointers do not remain valid/same across running sessions with your application.   If you need to save data, you explicitly do so through any of a number of common mechanisms.  For dead-simple data in an entirely non-document based, app specific, role, user defaults might be enough.   Otherwise, see the documentation regarding archiving data.

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Even though America was not a known nation at the time this prophecy was issued, it exists as a superpower country today. Presuming that the USA still exists in the biblical end times, which many prophecy teachers are convinced is happening now, then there are strong reasons to conclude that many of these refugees will make their way to America and possibly soon.
Bible prophecy predicts that Iran faces double trouble in the end times. These foretellings are found in Jeremiah 49:34-39 addressing ancient Elam and Ezekiel 38:5 concerning Persia. In my book entitled, Nuclear Showdown in Iran, Revealing the Ancient Prophecy of Elam, I point out that these are two distinctly different prophecies. Jeremiah issued his prophecy of Elam around 596 BC and about a decade or two later, Ezekiel penned his predictions about Persia. The map of Iran in this article identifies the location of these former territories.
There once was a time around the 6th century BC, when Elam and Persia, renamed Iran in 1935 AD, were in good standing with the Lord. This former period was when King Cyrus the Great ruled over the dominant Persian Empire. Ezra 1:3 informs that King Cyrus recognized that, "The Lord God of Israel (He is God)." Cyrus was a believer, but according to Jeremiah the leaders presiding over Iran in the latter years will not be of the same spiritual mindset.
Below is a summary of the details of the Jeremiah 49:34-39 prophecy. Jeremiah 49:34-37 presents bad news for Iranians, but Jeremiah 49:38-39 offers them good news. The Lord says that He will perform the nine following events.
In a nutshell, Jeremiah predicts that in the end times, the leadership of Iran will fiercely anger the Lord. Since these are the latter days, then that likely alludes to the present rogue Islamic regime. The Lord is angry because these leaders want to launch something lethal somewhere. The Lord prevents this from happening by incapacitating Iran's missile launching capabilities and He specifically aims to destroy the chief place of Iran's might, which likely alludes to its rapidly developing nuclear program.
Iran launched many missiles into Iraq between 1980-1988 and the Lord did not prevent this, so it must be a different country that the Lord is attempting to protect, presumably Israel. The present leaders of Iran have publicly stated their intentions to wipe Israel off of the map, which is an event that the Lord will absolutely not allow!
This destruction upon Iran occurs in the ancient territory of Elam as shown on the map and it causes a catastrophe! This is the location of the Bushehr nuclear facility, which is loaded with Russian made nuclear fuel rods. It is a nuclear disaster waiting to happen.
The Bushehr project was launched in 1975 under the Shah's government, but it came to an abrupt halt after the Islamic revolution of 1979 because German manufacturers withdrew from the project. In the 1980's Iran attempted to finish the job, but were unable to do so. This ultimately led to Iran's contracting with Russia's nuclear construction company Atomstroyexport in the 1990s. The first phase of the project, named Bushehr-1 became operational in May 2011.
The Bushehr nuclear plant sits atop three tectonic plates making it vulnerable to seismic activity. There was a 6.3 earthquake in the province of Bushehr on April 9, 2013 that killed 37 and injured 850 people. This quake prompted Russian scientists to promptly visit the facility to inspect their nuclear fuel rods.
Additionally, in the immediate aftermath of the 2013 quake, the Gulf Cooperative Council (GCC), consisting of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, U.A.E. and Bahrain, conducted a study to analyze the potential risks that their respective Arab countries could face if a nuclear disaster occurred at the Bushehr facility. These countries are located directly across the Persian Gulf from Iran. Their findings from this study presented below were quite telling.
Meanwhile, in October 2017, Russia began building the Bushehr-2 nuclear power plant in Iran and has contracts to build several, perhaps up to eight, more nuclear facilities within Iran.
The predicted disaster in Iran occurs at a time during the latter days when Iran has an assortment of enemies, which is the case today. Israel, America and some of the Sunni Arab states like Saudi Arabia to name a few.
All of the above, results in an apparent humanitarian crisis, because Iranian exiles are forced to flee worldwide, which brings us back to the theme of this article. Is America about to be flooded with Iranian refugees and is the country ready to welcome them? What about the wall that is intended to prevent illegal immigration that is proposed by President Trump? If this wall gets built, will this hinder the exodus of these Iranian exiles? Why would America be a likely destination of these exiles?
The Bible predicted that at least two peoples would experience a worldwide diaspora that would be brought about by the Lord. These peoples are from Israel and Iran. Ezekiel 20:23, 36:19 and elsewhere, foretold of the dispersion of the Jewish people from Israel. Jeremiah 49:36 predicted the scattering of the Iranians.
Like the Jewish example above, this is also the case presently with Iranians who fled the Islamic Revolution of Iran in 1979. When the Shah of Iran was deposed at that time, many Iranians fled into several different nations. This was not a fulfillment of Jeremiah 49:37, because this dispersion resulted from the Islamic takeover and not the disaster of the Lord.
It's only logical to think that when the refugees flood worldwide into the nations when Jeremiah's Elam prophecy happens, that most of them would attempt to migrate to America. They have relatives here and America has a recent history of welcoming Iranians.
Additionally, Iran possesses the fastest growing evangelical population in the world. According to an Operation World report, Iran is growing at a conversion to Christianity rate of about 19.6% annually.(4) Many Iranians are experiencing dreams, visions, healings, miracles and personal encounters from and with the Lord. This supernatural evangelism is resulting in many conversions from Islam to Christianity.
This rise in evangelism is another potential reason that the fleeing Iranian exiles will desire to come to America for the freedom of worship that's available. This is not a luxury presently available to them inside of Iran. Christians in Iran today are heavily persecuted and often imprisoned.
Only time will tell, how America will be affected by the potential influx of these Iranian refugees. A border wall along Mexico, should it be built, will probably not hinder the Iranian migration into the US, because they will likely come by flight or ship across the Atlantic through the eastern portions of America. But, what will be our immigration policies at that time?
Moreover, will America experience divine judgment for having turned away from God over the past six decades, including political efforts to manipulate Israel to trade portions of the Promised Land, prior to the coming of these Iranian refugees?
For more information about Jeremiah's prophecy of Elam, pick up the book and DVD entitled, Nuclear Showdown in Iran, Revealing the Ancient Prophecy of Elam. In addition to exploring and explaining the details of the Elam prophecy in great depth, the book addresses the following important topics.
1. Why has Jeremiah's Iran prophecy been vastly overlooked?
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3. What are the clear evidences that this prophecy is related to Iran's present nuclear program?
4. Are Jeremiah 49:34-39 and Ezekiel 38 the same prophecy? (Click HERE to read a related article).
5. Will the Elam prophecy precede Psalm 83 and Ezekiel 38?
6. When in the future will Jeremiah's Elam prophecy find fulfillment?
7. What will Iran's military stature be when it joins Turkey and Russia in Ezekiel 38?
8. How will America and the world be adversely affected when the prophecy happens?
9. Why is Iran experiencing the fastest growing evangelical population in the world?
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– gatunek w literaturze japońskiej powstały w epoce Heian; rodzaj eseju, szkicu pisanego prozą, niepodlegającego określonym zasadom literackim. Zapiski te mają charakter luźnej wypowiedzi na dowolny temat – mogą zawierać wspomnienia, przemyślenia, osobiste wyznania, zasłyszane historie, anegdoty, opisy przyrody, listy rzeczy czy zjawisk, które zwróciły uwagę autora.

W literaturze europejskiej najbardziej zbliżonymi gatunkami były sylwy (silva rerum), miscellanea, varia.

Nazwy
Początkowo gatunek ten nazywano manroku 漫録,  mampitsu 漫筆 lub manki 漫記 – wszystkie te terminy oznaczają 'luźne notatki, zapiski'. Później zaczęto używać określeń zuikanroku 随感録 lub zuisōroku 随想録 o tym samym znaczeniu.

Nazwa zuihitsu pojawia się po raz pierwszy w tytule utworu Tōsai zuihitsu 東斎随筆 ("Zapiski o Dōngzhāi"), którego autorem był Ichijō Kanera 一条兼良 (1402-1481). Co ciekawe, to właśnie dzieło jest zbiorem dydaktycznych opowieści uporządkowanych tematycznie i należy do gatunku setsuwa, a nie zuihitsu.

Przykłady
Do najbardziej znanych i cenionych utworów typu zuihitsu zalicza się:
 Sei Shōnagon 清少納言 (ok. 966 – po 1017): Makura no sōshi 枕草子 ("Zeszyty spod wezgłowia", "Notatnik osobisty") z przełomu X i XI wieku
 Kamo no Chōmei 鴨長明 (1155-1216): Hōjōki 方丈記 ("Zapiski z szałasu") z 1212 roku
 Yoshida Kenkō 吉田兼好 (1283-1350): Tsurezuregusa 徒然草 ("Szkice z wolnych chwil", "Zapiski dla zabicia czasu") z lat 1330-1331
Szczególnie pierwszy i trzeci z nich uważane są za najbardziej reprezentatywnych przedstawicieli tego gatunku. Jako inne przykłady wymienić można:
 Yoshishige Yasutane 慶滋保胤 (ok. 931-1002): Chiteiki 池亭記 z roku 982
 Arakida Moritake 荒木田守武 (1473-1549): Moritake zuihitsu 守武随筆
 Haiya Shōeki 灰屋紹益 = Sano Shigetaka 佐野重孝 (1607-1691): Nigiwaigusa にぎはひ草, opublikowane w roku 1682
 Muro Kyūsō 室鳩巣 (1658-1734): Sundai zatsuwa 駿台雑話 z roku 1732
 Ichikawa Danjūrō II 市川団十郎二世 (1688-1758): Oi no tanoshimi 老いのたのしみ, opublikowane w roku 1803
 Matsudaira Sadanobu 松平定信 (1758-1829): Kagetsu sōshi 花月草紙 z lat 1796-1803

"Bezkształtność" zuihitsu
Charakterystyczną cechą zuihitsu jest brak jednolitej kompozycji całości i wyrazistej myśli przewodniej. Podkreśla się bezładność tekstu i niespoistość zdań, fragmentację świata przedstawionego i znaczeń zawartych w utworze. Jednak jak zauważa Mikołaj Melanowicz:

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Gatunki literackie
Literatura japońska


I made the notebook using my favourite masculine collection, Denim&Friends. The hemisphere pattern papers from the 6×6 pad were just perfect for the covers! I decorated the front with strips of plaid paper and signature strips and added some stamping and a die-cut wind rose. I placed the notebook title in a metal frame attached with nail-like brads.
The notebook closes with a piece of rubber elastic. A fabric brad acts as a kind of stopper for it.
I decorated the inner covers and the title page too, using a lot of Tim Holtz stamps. I also added a kraft envelope for some loose pages, photos, tickets etc. one might want to collect during summer travels.
Other: stamps: Tim Holtz; die: Cheery Lynn Designs; chipboard covers: Scrapiniec; notebook insert: Studio75; kraft envelope: Anita's; brads: Rayher, Craftmania; metal elements: my stash.
So what do you think? Would you take that notebook with you fro your holidays?


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Total Star Warminster was a radio station which broadcast on 107.5 FM in Warminster, Wiltshire, England and is owned by One Gold Radio Ltd.
The station was relaunched as More FM in June 2011. On 2 November 2011, Celador acquired the Warminster licence and rebranded the station as The Breeze.

History

On 5 November 2001, after a period of test transmissions, Jonathan Fido presented the first live programme - the breakfast show at 8:30am, accompanied by local people, staff from the Local Radio Company and the station's crew at the time.

The last song to be played before officially going live was 'Sweet Surrender' by Wet Wet Wet. A specially-produced introduction was then played featuring a montage of voice-overs, clips and other segments officially launching the station. The first song played was 'Wake Up Boo!' by the Boo Radleys.

Shortly after the on air launch, James Moran and David Stratton (High Sheriff of Wiltshire) unveiled a gold plaque in the reception area of the station live on air, in front of many photographers and press reporters.

The station's Studio in Wiltshire includes two broadcast and production studios, several offices, 'glass room' (now dismantled), technical equipment hub and garden adjacent to the River Wylye.

On 30 June 2008 TLRC announced plans to sell six of its stations, including 3TR. It was purchased by Laser Broadcasting, who later went bust and the group was bought by South West Radio, who also went into administration. On 24 March 2010, the 5 YMC Ltd stations, including 3TR, were closed by administrators after multiple refusals on the part of regulator OFCOM to transfer the licenses to them from SWR.

One Gold Radio Ltd is 3TR FM's latest owner, its fifth in less than two years. The company bought all of the stations previously owned by South West Radio Ltd. Through an agreement with Gloucestershire's Total Star owned by Storm Radio Ltd, the station was rebranded Total Star. The radio station broadcast from Boreham Mill, in Warminster, but it is believed that it will now be aired from new offices, and will be sharing programmes with the five other stations.

The final schedule was as follows:

 Monday - Thursday:
 07:00 - 11:00 Nick Burrett - Breakfast
 11:00 - 14:00 Drew Haddon - The Soundtrack To Your Workday
 14:00 - 19:00 Ray King - Afternoons/Hits 'n' Headlines Drivetime
 19:00 - 07:00 Non-stop music and news on the hour

 Friday:
 07:00 - 11:00 Nick Burrett - Breakfast
 11:00 - 14:00 Drew Haddon - 'The Soundtrack To Your Workday'
 14:00 - 19:00 Ray King - Afternoons/Hits 'n' Headlines Drivetime
 19:00 - 00:00 PartyZone

 Saturday:
 08:00 - 12:00 Ray King - The Saturday Breakfast
 12:00 - 14:00 Drew Haddon - The Saturday Pop Quiz
 14:00 - 18:00 Tom Smith - Saturday Afternoons
 18:00 - 20:00 Gary King - Totally Eighties
 20:00 - 00:00 PartyZone
 Sunday:
08:00 – 12:00 Sunday Breakfast with Tom Smith
12:00 – 16:00 Sunday Life with Steve Collins
16:00 – 19:00 Rich and Kat Big Top 40
19:00 – 22-00 Vinyl Countdown with Dave Englefield
22:00 – 00:00 Non-stop music and news on the hour

As from March 2010, when it went into administration, the following list of songs and the "107.5 3TR FM" voiceover are the only things that can be heard when tuning into the station. (arranged alphabetically - tracks are not played in this order).

 Alanis Morissette - Ironic
 Anastacia - Left Outside Alone
 Aretha Franklin - I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)
 Blondie - The Tide is High
 Electric Light Orchestra - Livin' Thing
 Everything but the Girl - Missing
 Howard Jones - What Is Love
 Huey Lewis - The Power of Love
 Just Jack - Starz in Their Eyes

 Kaiser Chiefs - Ruby
 Lily Allen - Smile
 Nelly Furtado - All Good Things (Come to an End)
 Oasis - Wonderwall
 Simon Webbe - My Soul Pleads for You
 The Lighthouse Family - Ocean Drive
 Womack & Womack - Teardrops
 Yazoo - Don't Go

In August 2010 The 107.5 frequency was relaunched, along with 4 other stations in the West Country, as Total Star.

References

External links

Radio stations in Wiltshire
Radio stations established in 2010
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'Bandung a great smart city model'
06/07/2020 by Abdul Qaiyum AlidinNo Comments
KUCHING: Bandung serves as the best model for Kuching in its transformation into becoming a smart city.
The highland city of Indonesia, about a couple of hours' drive away from Jakarta, was declared a smart city four years ago, said Assistant Minister in Chief Minister's Department (Islamic Affairs and Kuching North City Commission) Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi.
"Bandung is a city that covers an area of 167.57 square kilometres and has a population of 2.57 million.
"It has managed to transform, from an old city into a modern one, and retained the local culture through creativity and digital innovation," he said in a statement issued in conjunction with his visit to the Indonesian city, where he paid a courtesy call on the Governor of West Java, Mochamad Ridwan Kamil at the latter's office in Gedong Sate, yesterday.
Deputy State Secretary Datu Dr Sabariah Putit was among the Sarawak government officials who accompanied Dr Abdul Rahman for the visit.
They were received by West Java Province District Secretary Drs Daud Achmad.
It is learnt that some of the officials are from the Sarawak government departments and agencies that would be involved in the transformation of Kuching into a smart city.
The Bandung working trip, which also included visits to Bandung Command Centre and Bandung Smart Planning Gallery, served as a knowledge-sharing platform and also the foundation for Sarawak and its community towards charting a lifestyle that would focus on digitalisation, creativity and innovation.
"There are many things that we can learn and share, especially in terms of building the information and communications technology (ICT) field, which has been successfully implemented in the smart city of Bandung," said Dr Abdul Rahman.
The initiative to digitalise Sarawak has been carried out in stages, resulting in the launches of Sarawak ID app, Talikhidmat, Sarawak Pay app and other public training programmes run for the community at the Digital Innovation Hub.
Additionally, the 'Old Kuching Smart Heritage' (OKSHE) initiative is tasked with planning and executing smart infrastructure development projects and digital-based activities, in line with Kuching's smart city vision.
The OKSHE is among the 47 strategic actions listed under Sarawak Digital Economy Strategy 2018-2020.
Meanwhile in his remarks, Daud assured the Sarawak delegation that the West Java administration would be ever-willing to assist the Sarawak government in making Kuching a smart city.
Business, Local


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Q: Weird C# Pinvoke SetWinEventHook bug I am currently running into a really weird bug when using Pinvoke to call the SetWinEventHook API.
I am using SetWinEventHook (through Pinvoke) to hook the window creation event so that my C# function will get called every time a new window is created. Here is the code for my hooked function :
lock(_lock)
{
    // check if the window handler is valid
    isValidWindow = check();
    if (isValidWindow) //L1
    {
        //do something if the window handler is valid
        doSomething() //L2
    }
}

For some reason when I am debugging this code in visual studio, if I set a breakpoint in L2, and proceed to open a new window, the breakpoint at L2 never gets triggered.
However, if I set a breakpoint at L1 as well as L2, then proceed to open up a new window, then the breakpoint at L2 (and L1) would trigger.
I tested it multiple times and this behavior is the same every time.

A: Triggering a breakpoint switches to Visual Studio, which takes focus, sending its own set of windows events.  Unless you're debugging remotely (either a separate machine or a VM), you will have all sorts of weird behaviors when debugging WinEvents.


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With all facilities offered, Palm Pavilion Hua Hin is the right place to stay.


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Food & Drink, Plants
A New Star(fruit) of Florida Farming
By Dan Nosowitz on January 2, 2020
With a disease hitting Florida's citrus groves, a different crop deserves examination.
Delicious starfruit (AKA carambola).
Photography by Joko P on Shutterstock
When most people think of Florida's fruit industry, they think of citrus.
Florida produces about 44 percent of the country's citrus, and dominates the juice industry. But there have been hard times for Florida citrus lately, which has led to an examination of the Sunshine State's other fruit crops. A new study provides a path forward for sustainable growth of an underrated exotic fruit: the starfruit, or carambola.
Typically known as the starfruit in the United States, thanks to its unique shape which resembles a star when cut in slices, the fruit is native to Southeast Asia. But it's been grown in Florida for about a century, and there's been a decent-sized commercial industry there since the early 1970s.
South Florida isn't quite a perfect environment for the starfruit; the ecosystem there is slightly cooler and drier than the starfruit finds in Southeast Asia, which means that it's vital to figure out a way to grow the crop sustainably. New research from Florida International University attempted to grow starfruit using cover crops to help with soil health.
The research is ongoing, and there aren't firm figures yet, though the researchers are pretty optimistic that their work will show that cover crops (in this case, legumes) will assist in keeping the soil healthy for starfruit groves. These cover crops can help insert nitrogen back in the soil, maintain the soil's ability to hold water, and reduce erosion—all vital if the starfruit is going to be grown at higher levels in Florida.
And that might not be as crazy of an idea as it seems. A disease known as citrus greening is decimating Florida's citrus groves, and there is no known cure for it yet; researchers describe their efforts as one to flat-out save the Florida citrus industry from destruction. Similarly, the avocado industry, worth over $50 million in Florida alone, has been suffering from a disease called laurel wilt, which has killed thousands of trees in the past few years.
In short, Florida's staple fruit crops are struggling, and that leaves room for something else to be planted. Starfruit copes well with some of the harbingers of climate change, including hurricanes and increasingly humid, hot weather. Starfruit isn't exempt from that; the recent discovery of the Oriental fruit fly is a potential problem.
But starfruit is tolerant of most weather and soil conditions, as long as it gets enough water, and produces quite a large yield from a medium-sized tree; up to 180kg of fruit per year from one tree, according to FoodIngredientsFirst. That's towards the high end for a mature, ten-year-old citrus tree.
Starfruit isn't currently particularly popular in the US, but it's an easily shipped, easy-to-like fruit with plenty of nutritional benefits, including especially high levels of vitamin C—just like an orange. It can be juiced, eaten fresh, or even fermented into wine. There's no guarantee, of course, that we'll start seeing American orange groves supplanted by ones that grow starfruit, but it's possible, and if it happens, research like this cover crop work will be super valuable to ensure it's grown sustainably.