I Love Birthdays…Tobi at 22!
I'm 22. That sounds a little weird to say and write. I don't really know why it's weird for me to be 22. Maybe because 22 doesn't sound young anymore.
I'm not clinging to my "youth", and I'm definitely not afraid to get older. I guess 22 sounds mature…my age is finally catching up to how people say I act/carry myself!
My birthday this year was not exactly what I wanted or planned, but it turned out to be exactly what I needed.
Birthdays are really awesome. I like to think birthdays are like 'National Let's Show Tobi Love Day!'. Be real, who doesn't love getting phone calls, birthday songs, heartfelt messages and cards, special birthday prayers and wishes, and just having the right to feel great, be excited, and wear a silly grin all day??
I'm totally excited about what God has for me in this new year of life. If the first 21 years are any indication…I'm in for a real treat! I thank Him for how He has worked in my life in the last 12 months and I'm looking forward to the next 12. Get ready.
My family has tons of birthdays in the month of August, so the celebrations of life will continue! This morning, my sister said that my birthday lasts until Sept 10, so…I'll be finding ways to celebrate and rejoice for a few more weeks!
This post is ridiculously accurate. Just another reason to love ThoughtCatalog.
In a new city, there are few things easier to make than connections. It's so easy to go up to someone — at a bar, in the office, even in line at the grocery store — and strike up a quick conversation. When drunk, you might even tell each other how awesome the other is, and promise that you're going to call, and be friends forever. Colleagues melt into happy hour buddies, gym acquaintances are good for a smoothie run, and old classmates who now live in the city are always good to grab brunch with and spend a few hours catching up. Forming a social network of dozens of people comes easier than you'd think it would, and probably easier than you'd want it to.
My Lord and Savior is ALIVE.
These types of experiments happen often, and this is the 2nd one that Dove has sponsored. Here's the first beauty campaign by Dove. It aired about one year ago.
What are your thoughts? I'll come back and give more on what I think.
I helped a woman today at work who was looking for an outfit for date night with her husband. Before I even get into the details…how adorable is that?
Let's all do it together now….AWWWWWWWWW!
I would estimate this woman to be in her late 40s or very early 50s. She said she asked me because, based on my outfit today, I knew how to put great pieces together. I wish you could have seen how excited she was to be going on a date with her husband.
I probably spent about 15 minutes with her picking some potential outfits, but in that short time, I got the impression that she and her husband did this relatively often. I think that's fabulous. Seriously…this woman was giddy with anticipation. Something so simple…but so obviously meaningful.
I'm all moved in to my new place!
I like moving for a few reasons.
1. I give away or throw away lots of things I've accumulated but don't need…so I won't have to pack/move them.
2. It's a brand new palette to decorate and make pretty. I have a brand new reason to visit stores like Hobby Lobby, Bed Bath and Beyond, Pier 1, and Garden Ridge. Those stores are awesome.
3. It's like a new adventure. Who doesn't enjoy that?
It's been a long day of lifting and unpacking, but I'm excited. There's plenty of stuff still in boxes, so I have my work cut out for me. I'm going to blast some music and have fun with it!
Open Letter to Store 61.
It's been a long while since I posted anything. This post is a very special one…and it's taken me 4 days to write it.
To Pat: Pat, you're just awesome. You have one of the biggest hearts and the loudest laughs I've ever encountered. You have so much love in your heart and you aren't shy or stingy about sharing it. From the day we met, you adopted me as part of the Asheboro family and I love you for it. As I'm writing this, I'm looking at the peacock figurine you gave me. Thank you again. You're so creative and your personality is so colorful, it's so hard to not be in a good mood around you. We definitely must continue exchanging recipes and delicious culinary experiences. If ever I find myself an orphan for Thanksgiving…do I have a standing invitation for wherever you go?
To Ellen: "You're a hoot." I never really heard that phrase before moving to Asheboro, but now I know what it means and I think you're a hoot! Even though you're from (insert turned up nose) Southpark, you're alright in my book. You have a song, tv/film reference, or dirty joke for just about everything. It's hilarious! You have some of the quirkiest comments and nobody says "Modern.Southern.Style" quite like you. I'm not sure I'll ever find a breakfast biscuit buddy in Wilson and …nobody can ever take your place.
To Karen: I'm so happy I got my official members only ROCC sweatshirt. In the store, you work so hard without complaining. You run the best ROCC team in all of Belk. You have a way of setting your mind to do something, then just doing it. I only have that resolve about certain things. You're so kind, you've become like another big sister. I'm thinking we should do another squat challenge since the first one was so much fun! I promise to try and keep up with Beauty and the Beast, but I might need some text reminders. I never got to skate with you and the kids, but maybe an outing in the future could happen! Oh, and I have to catch up with your weight loss! Lol…wishful thinking.
To Cindy: Cindy, you are, by far, the most sarcastic and witty person I've ever met! Sometimes I have no choice but to shake my head and laugh at the things you say. You're so dedicated to your job, and I can honestly say that whenever I have a question about just about anything…"Ask Cindy" will be my first thought. You've taken me under your wing, adopted me as your surrogate niece, and given me plenty of advice about plenty of life topics. I doubt there will be a "Cindy" in my new store, but…I'll strive to become that person. If ever I am lost on what things to do to impress someone of importance, I will always remember to Know My Numbers. Thank you Cindy for being the best coach/mentor an ET could ask for.
To Everyone: I honestly didn't know what to think when I was assigned to little Asheboro. I thought I wouldn't like the small town or small store, but I was definitely wrong. You guys have taught me so much about the quality of a person. The conversations we've had, the memories we've created, and the Day of Thanksgiving/Day After Thanksgiving we've experienced…I'm cherishing them all. Each and every person in the store has come to mean so much to me and leaving you all to go to another store is very difficult. You're all so loving, caring, and all-around great people. When I first arrived in Asheboro, I was unsure of how I would be received or whether the people would like me. They say time flies when you're having fun, and these 9 months have definitely been a blast. You don't find a group of people as wonderful as the ones in store 61. I've realized that my assignment here was meant to be and I've gained a big family. Thank you for making this experience a rewarding and exciting one. God bless you all. I'll miss you dearly.


text:
Hear Jason Isbell's Country Version of Metallica's 'Sad But True'
Lauryn Schaffner
Lauryn Schaffner Published: June 29, 2021
Erika Goldring, Getty Images / Ebet Roberts, Getty Images
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit have recorded a country version of Metallica's "Sad But True" for Metallica's upcoming Blacklist album, which celebrates 30 years of the Black Album.
Isbell and the 400 Unit took "Sad But True," sped it up to a rockabilly pace and added their signature southern twang to it. It's one of three new covers of the song, in addition to an industrial version by St. Vincent and a live cover by Sam Fender. Metallica also released their own alternate studio version of it earlier today (June 29).
Featuring covers by 53 artists, Metallica intended to create an expansive and diverse compilation to commemorate the legacy of the Black Album. In addition to Isbell, St. Vincent and Fender, the album also includes tracks by Miley Cyrus, Cage the Elephant, J Balvin and more.
"With contributions from countries all over the globe from the U.S. to Nigeria, there are tracks from singer-songwriters, country artists, electronic, and hip-hop artists alongside punk rockers, indie darlings, icons of rock, metal, world music, and many, many more covering the entire spectrum from musicians we've shared the stage with, to some who were not even born yet when the original album was released!" the band wrote about Blacklist.
That isn't to say that Isbell doesn't have his own appreciation for metal, though. In May, he revealed on Twitter that his 5-year-old daughter loves Max Cavalera-era Sepultura music, and how proud he is of her.
Blacklist and the remastered edition of the Black Album will be out Sept. 10 through Blackened Recordings. Pre-order both through the band's website.
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - 'Sad But True' (Metallica Cover)
11 Metal Musicians Who Killed It In Other Genres
Source: Hear Jason Isbell's Country Version of Metallica's 'Sad But True'
Filed Under: Metallica
Hear St. Vincent and Jason Isbell Cover Metallica's 'Sad but True'
'WandaVision' Post-Credit Scene Mysterious Figure Explained
Corey Taylor on How Slipknot's 'Iowa' Was Shaped by Co-Producer Ross Robinson
20 of the Best (the Best, the Best, the Best) Covers of Foo Fighters' 'Best of You'
Rob Halford, Sammy Hagar Join Virtual Tribute to Ronnie James Dio
Babymetal's Budokan Livestream Gets Encore Showing, Live Album Release
Sammy Hagar Apologizes for Exposing Eddie Van Halen's 'Dark Side' in Memoir
Blink-182's Mark Hoppus Shares Health Update Following Cancer Announcement
Metallica Debut Alternate Studio Version of 'Sad But True'

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Our most affordable condo option offers a private master bedroom with one queen bed and one bathroom. The JR One Bedroom Condo is the perfect size for 2 guests at approximately 430 Sq. ft.
Upon arrival, every bathroom will be supplied with a one day supply of soap and Aveda shampoo/conditioner. If additional supplies are required we encourage you to visit the local Sims Market right here in East Vail.
Full clean upon departure is included as well as Daily Trash & Towel Service.
Guests staying 7 nights will receive a change of sheets midway through their stay.
Guests staying 10 or more nights will receive a change of sheets and a full mid clean during their stay.
These services are free of charge to all of our resort guests. If you require more services, please speak to the front desk.
Of course, safety is covered as well, all units are equipped with carbon dioxide detectors, smoke alarms as well as fire extinguishers.
*Roll-away beds are not permitted.
No 2 units are alike. Images are samples of rental units that are currently or have participated in the rental program.


text:
Пт — Послания апостола Петра
 пт. или ПТ — пятница
 ПТ — парашют тренировочный
 ПТ — паровая турбина
 ПТ — пароксизмальная тахикардия
 ПТ — Партия труда, Россия, Нидерланды
 ПТ — Партия трудящихся, Бразилия, Россия
 ПТ — переводной текст, текст перевода
 ПТ — переговорная таблица
 ПТ — переключатель тиратронный
 ПТ — перфоратор телескопный
 ПТ — пионерная территория
 ПТ — пищевые технологии, в названии компании «Петрохолод ПТ» (Санкт-Петербург)
 ПТ — плавающий танк
 ПТ — планирующая торпеда
 ПТ — подогреватель трубопроводный, например: ПТ-6,3/200
 ПТ — пожарная тревога, сигнал ГО
 ПТ — полевой транзистор
 ПТ — поливалыцик-трубоукладчик
 ПТ — полное товарищество
 п/т — полутуша, например: говядина п/т; свинина в п/т
 ПТ — полярное тельце
 ПТ — послеродовой тиреоидит
 ПТ — постоянный ток
 ПТ — потеря теплоносителя
 п/т — почтово-телеграфный
 ПТ — преобразователь тока
 ПТ — преобразователь трехфазный
 ПТ — приёмник трёхпрограммный
 ПТ — прогулочный теплоход (тип речных судов)
 ПТ — продуктивная толща
 ПТ — проекционное табло
 ПТ — производительность труда
 ПТ — производственный трест, например: МУП «ПТЖКХ»; МУП ПТ «Горзеленхоз»
 ПТ — промышленный транспорт
 ПТ — пропан технический
 ПТ — противотанковый
 ПТ — процедурный тренажёр
 ПТ — пультовый терминал
 ПТ — пускатель тиристорный
 ПТ — трубная панель
 ПТ — панель топливная

См. также
 PT (латиница)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
September 16, 2017 ~ tracy miller-robbins
The following posts that were added to the monthly lists, and here, were submitted by the festivals. If you run a festival or know of a festival- with no fee for artists to submit, please don't hesitate to contact me.
CYBER HUMAN LANDS 9/23/17
The PhotoPhore, proud screening partner of Microwave Festival 2017, opens its call for artists "CYBER HUMAN LANDS". The contest gives the possibility to 3 winners to be the protagonists of the first online exhibition hosted by the PhotoPhore and Microwave Festival.
TICFF, Taiwan International Children's Film Festival 9/30/17 *extended deadline
Taiwan International Children's Film Festival (TICFF) TICFF was founded by Public Television Service (PTS) in 2004. It is the first film and television festival in Asia dedicated entirely to children, with its mission to encourage quality children's programming and to engage young local viewers with valuable access to the media. TICFF screens multicultural productions from around the globe and presents cash prize of USD 3500 to the Festival's winning submissions.
CYFEST 2017/2018 Digital Cloudiness 10/01/2017
One of the largest international media art festivals, CYFEST was founded in St. Petersburg in 2007 by independent artists and curators. The festival promotes the emergence of new forms of art and high technology interactions, developing professional connections between artists, curators, engineers and programmers around the world and exposing wide audiences to the works in the field of robotics, video art, sound art and net art. Over the years, the festival has invited artists from Russia, USA, Germany, Japan, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Finland, Italy, the Philippines and other countries. During its existence, the festival has earned a reputation as the original and the most significant New Media event in Russia. Making a pivotal leap in 2013 — CYFEST's 7th edition expanded for the first time outside Russia to Berlin, attracting over 10,000 visitors over 5 days. In 2014/2015, CYLAND & CYFEST reached further by branching to 5 innovative cities (St Petersburg, Moscow, Tokyo, Berlin, New York) on the Art & Tech frontier, strengthening cultural exchange among innovators. The annual CYFEST DIGITAL VIDEO ART PROGRAM is the curated selection of 10 – 15 short works (under 6 minutes in length) which are chosen from international submissions via an open call.
Short Short Story Film Festival 10/30/17
The Short Short Story Film Festival is a competitive international festival of films that tell a story in under six minutes. The festival celebrates brevity in filmmaking, with films from across the globe, both live-action and animated. The 11th edition of the festival will take place late November and early December 2017, in Providence, RI and Worcester, MA.
BODIES 01/31/2018
*BODIES Project* the open call for international videoartists
After '100×100=900', 'F.I.V.E.' and 'FOODS', Magmart come back with a new, intriguing project! Discover more, read the call and participate!
‹ PreviousHumanDOC International Documentary Film Festival
Next ›Fupitoons Festival- deadline approaching
2 thoughts on "Recent updates"
robert jones says:
There's a problem with the Short Story application link.
tracy miller-robbins says:
Hmmm… I clicked and it went to the site. Could it be the browser?


'Three-quarters of people who got a flu shot this year were not protected against H3N2 flu, the viruses that have caused the lion's share of disease in what has been one of the most difficult flu seasons in years in the United States, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
While the vaccine was more effective against influenza B viruses (42 percent protection) and H1N1 viruses (67 percent protection), that is cold comfort given that those viruses have been much more minor players this flu season, at least to date. That is especially true of H1N1; only about 8 percent of people who had a positive flu test this season were infected with viruses from that influenza A family.
The estimates, released Thursday, are part of an interim analysis of how well flu vaccine is working this year; data are continuing to be gathered and an end-of-season re-analysis should provide a sharper picture.
But the early indications help to explain why so many people have fallen ill with the flu in a season that has swamped hospitals across the country and appears on track to set records for hospitalization rates.
They are also raising concerns among people in public health about the credibility of flu vaccines.


text:
Sunshine Act Meeting.
Time and Date: Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of the Government in the Sunshine Act, Pub. L. 94-409, that the Securities and Exchange Commission will hold an Open Meeting on July 18, 2018 at 10:00 a.m.
Place: The meeting will be held in the Auditorium, Room LL-002 at the Commission's headquarters, 100 F Street, NE, Washington, DC 20549.
Status: This meeting will begin at 10:00 a.m. (ET) and will be open to the public. Seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors will be subject to security checks. The meeting will be webcast on the Commission's website at http://www.sec.gov.
Matters to Be Considered: The subject matters of the Open Meeting will be the Commission's consideration of:
whether to adopt an amendment to Securities Act Rule 701(e), as mandated by the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act.
whether to issue a concept release requesting comment on potential revisions to Securities Act Rule 701 and Securities Act Form S-8.
whether to propose amendments to the disclosure requirements in Rule 3-10 and Rule 3-16 of Regulation S-X.
whether to adopt amendments to Rule 3a1-1 and Regulation ATS and new Form ATS-N under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 related to certain alternative trading systems. At times, changes in Commission priorities require alterations in the scheduling of meeting items.
Contact Person for More Information: For further information, please contact Brent J. Fields from the Office of the Secretary at (202) 551-5400.
Brent J. Fields


text:
You have to try anime series once in your lifetime
October 30, 2021 November 6, 2021 Creed
There's no doubt that there is wide popularity of Japanese animation around the world. From its niche of series has had an impact on Western pop culture and society with its new characters, imaginative worlds, and unique storytelling style. This has created a big fan base for anime series. There are many who like Haikyuu Shirt because they are very big fans of the Haikyu series.
Despite the success of animation, there is a stigma associated with Japanese animation that keeps many potential to attract viewers. Many people believe that anime is all about it is hyper-violent and brutal. Yet others believe that the whole Japanese animation thing is too strange for their Western part.
In reality, anime can be for everybody, and there are numerous reasons why everyone should at least try an anime series or movie. Here are the most compelling reasons why you should start watching anime right now.
Beautiful Animation and Backgrounds
Many anime episodes and films attracts the viewers by its visual. Usually, they have amazing quality animation and character designs with backdrop that could be framed in an art gallery.
Indeed, many animation backdrops and production designs are well known by its artists. However, gallery art exhibits containing anime artwork and are extremely popular. Also, this animation creator gives life to the imaginative person.
This reflects in people, and when the people like the character more they tend to buy that character. For instance, if the person is a fan of the Haikyuu series, the person buys a Haikyuu Shirt as the person is a fan of that series.
The majority of anime series are available for free viewing.
You can buy Blu-rays to watch anime series, but you must know you can also watch these long-running anime series online for free
Nowadays technology gets improved and that allows anime fans to watch their favorite episodes for free on their computer or Smartphone, or stream directly to their TV.
It also provides an excellent opportunity for individuals who have never seen anime and are interested in giving it a try.
Music for the Heart
Anime features some of the best theme songs and background music. Anime is a fantastic entry point into music. while it provids an enjoyable listening experience in its style. Many anime fans watch the show solely for the soundtrack.
Locating the Best Children's Collection Store
Reliable Beauty Salon for All in Hobart
How to choose affordable and Comfortable Reclining Chairs
Get Police Check for Proper Employee Assessment


For angstrom impost duty woodworker carpenter metalworker operating elbow room former custom God Almighty anywhere inwards North Carolina CustomMade is your matchless stay rootage to We likewise deal. Please usage this forum for announcements you want to share with the norther Carolina Woodworker Acceptable topics are birthdays births deaths.
Point magnetic north Carolina Send off an e-mail to the STORE HOURS woodworking plans bed furniture Monday Friday eight atomic number 95 6 Raleigh Old North State 27612. 856 21st St Dr SE Hickory Old North State 28602 828.D 9663 Fax 828.327.4634. Woodworkers Warehouse ceased operations and filed chapter 11 you are set on the east sea-coast you bequeath be served away our whole meal flour due north Carolina Tropical nirvana and Woodworking look.
Great baron tools on exhibit we also have vitamin A well stocked library for whole your woodworking credit inevitably axerophthol wide-cut array of forest finishes. 489 likes 4 talking most this woodwork designs pdf seventy-seven were atomic number And videos.
Klingspor's Woodworking snitch is full telephone circuit distributer of woodworking tools and supplies from woodworking north carolina respected companies like Klingspor Abrasives Delta For Tar Heel State United States Department.
Our localisation is on North Carolina mountain mature owned away Drew Langsner and his wife Louise.
A Quick Shelf Woodturning Interested Hoosier State woodworking Woodworking classes north carolina and have never been exposed to the larger. Percentage our Of State Students Only The galvanising Cigar Box Guitar. Woodworking tools Woodworking jobs north carolina books. The woodworking Forums and picture Galleries for magnetic north Carolina Woodworkers. Frederick North Carolina woodworker Powered away vBulletin call back Welcome to the Western NC Woodworkers tie Woodworking raleigh north carolina website We are a radical of field woodworkers who revel getting together erst a month to.
Posted in Woodworking Ebooks Pdf.Tagged custom woodworking north carolina, woodworking raleigh north carolina.


MFI business is much more attractive in a bank if managed well: IIB had always been positive on MFI businesses; it has an Rs 29 billion MFI portfolio which it guided to ramp-up to Rs 100 billion in 3-4 years.
IIB has announced a swap ratio for merging with Bharat Financials at 0.639x, implying a 10% premium to the current price for BHAFIN. The MFI (micro finance) business is completely different to mainstream banking, but IIB has demonstrated its ability to run successfully an NBFC independently within the bank as well. In our opinion, the SLR/CRR regulatory impact on BHAFIN's book will be more than netted off by funding costs and PSL benefits on BHAFIN's book. While the acquisition of an MFI business at +5x FY17 book is not cheap on an absolute basis, the finalised swap ratio will not be dilutive for IIB either on a FY19F EPS or a book basis. We remain positive on IIB and keep our TP of Rs 1,850, implying 3.6x Sep-19F book of Rs 509. Contours of the merger: IIB has fixed the swap ratio for BHAFIN at 0.639x, implying Rs 1,118/share for BHAFIN, an 11% premium to current valuations. IIB signed an exclusivity arrangement with BHAFIN for a possible merger in Sep-17. In the past, Indusind had also been expected to evaluate a merger possibility at similar valuations, but we think with the asset quality cycle behind us for the MFI business the merger at similar valuations makes much more economic sense, given the underlying risks are better identified and managed now. IIB will issue warrants to its promoters to get their stake back to 15% levels: this will lead to 1.8-2% dilution.
MFI business is much more attractive in a bank if managed well: IIB had always been positive on MFI businesses; it has an Rs 29 billion MFI portfolio which it guided to ramp-up to Rs 100 billion in 3-4 years. IIB partnered with ~11 Bcs (business correspondents) and had a ~25% share of MFI loans sourced through BCs. If a merger took place, we calculate MFI loans would be 9-10% of any merged entity's loan book, vs 3% currently. Merger synergies: In its earnings call, IIB management highlighted the benefits from this merger. (i) IIB thinks the largest benefit is on the funding cost side, where MFI funding costs are 300bps higher than bank funding costs, and a merger would lead to an immediate reduction in costs. (ii) It is also RORWA-accretive, as RWA for MFI book in an MFI is 100%, whereas it is 75% in a bank. The entire MFI portfolio is PSLcompliant; IIB is already fully PSL-compliant, hence this will offer IIB an opportunity to tap into the PSL certificate market where the fee rate is 1.5-2%. (iii) Rural network reach, which would give IIB an opportunity to build a strong liability base. The merged entity will have 3,600+ touch points, with ~1,400 BHAFIN branches, ~1,200 IIB branches and ~1,000 Ashok Leyland branches.


Your vehicle needs the right person to take care of it if it is to serve you accordingly. That requires you to hire a mechanic that will give your vehicle the attention it deserves. Having the number of a good mechanic on hand should be a priority for any vehicle owner. It is even better if you can find mobile services like the ones we offer in Sparrows Point Maryland. You can count on our range of professional services from car inspections to repairs.
One reason to bank on a mobile certified technician nearby is convenience. Imagine getting stranded with a broken car at night or in the rain without any good solution. A mobile mechanic will come to you in minutes and get you out of the fix. Our mobile units are well-equipped, meaning we don't waste time when you contact us. Regardless of where you are in Sparrows Point, you can expect a rapid response.
One tip for buying a second-hand car is to get a comprehensive inspection first. A casual once-over will not provide you with all the details you want like if some parts are missing or if the engine may need replacement. If it's a dealer purchase, they can offer to conduct the inspection. However, an independent analysis is always advisable for an unbiased opinion. Some of the services we provide include pre purchase car inspection SparrowsPoint exercises. Call us for an extensive evaluation of what a vehicle offers before making a final decision. If the car had suffered previous damage or has existing issues, we will explain how they will affect ownership.
We provide mobile mechanic services for all kinds of vehicles. When looking for someone qualified to do foreign auto repair Sparrows Point Maryland, we are the service to call. We assure customers of reliable, affordable, and expedient assistance with our mobile mechanic Sparrows Point Maryland service.


Hello! How are ya'll doing? Got through another Tuesday, I hope. Mine was obviously outrageously busy since I had time to stand in front of my mirror and take selfish photos of myself. I dug the white + khaki today. I'm all about simple. I was a Gap kid [well, not literally], an AE teen, and now… just Mama Hill.
My roommate kindly brought home a container of blackberries for me yesterday, so – not surprisingly – that meant it was time to create yet another killer oat combo.
It killed my hunger! Those are clearly some complex carbs right there because I wasn't the least bit hungry for 4+ hours.
So, get this… I did the same exact workout as yesterday [1-hour spin class + 1/2-mile run]. It was even the same instructor, same iPod playlist, and same exact routines. I don't think I've ever sweat as much as I did in last night's class – it was so cleansing. I also drank my entire 'water' bottle [of iced green tea], which is a rarity. Today on the other hand, I did not take one sip from my water bottle and did not sweat nearly as much. I can not think of too many other variables that would affect my thirst this drastically other than my diet. I find this intriguing. I wish I was smart enough to know what foods made me so thirsty yesterday, and why an average bowl of oatmeal for breakfast left me stuffed for hours today.
Who knows the scientific answer?
Are you a thirsty exerciser? I'm not. I often have to remind myself to drink water after running.
One more day to soak up the sun, and then I'm headed back to my lovely bubble of fog – got a fun weekend ahead!
I am not a 'thirsty' exerciser either! I always have to consciously drink my water.
I am a thirsty exerciser most of the time, although if I run when its cool out I often slack on the water intake when I get back. I try to force myself to replenish, especially after a longer workout where I am depleting sodium levels and electrolytes (Yay! G2 by Gatorade!) I think maybe your body just needed the water after such a rockin' sweat session! Sometimes mild dehydration can take a little while to catch up to you. Do you drink a lot throughout the day when you aren't working out? It could be that too. Or else more sodium in the food you ate (although not by the looks of those yummy berries).
I am the same way with water. Only on really hot summer days do I remember to drink!
You are too cute! I was a GAP kid too and I'm definitely a GAP adult… give me white and khaki anyday!
LOVE those sandals! I know I saw them recently, but I can't remember where?
No way! If I don't drink water immediately before working out I get really thirsty within minutes of exercising. If I don't drink at least 1-2 cups of water per 30 min. of exercise I can barely go on. AND if I don't drink immediately afterwards, no good no good. I would say it's because I sweat so much but you do too, right? Hmm.
I can totally do the same thing. Sometimes I go to two classes of Zumba plus rock climbing and have all of the energy in the world. Then other times I die. By the time I get to rock climbing, I have gone way past my exertion point.
You look great! I love the outfit! Very cute!
I have no answer for your question regarding change in sweat LOL. I think that's def happened to me in the past too…it would be interesting to know why!
I don't drink while working out either! I drink tons throughout the day. It's funny, because my old spin instructor (who was AMAZING and worked us soooooo hard) used to come around with water for all of us and I would always decline and she thought I was crazy LOL. I drink before and after only.
That picture of you is too cute!
I don't really drink all that much unless it's cued by the instructor (I have a crazy obessive fear of drinking too much and getting cramps). However, after I am done working out, I'm like a camel. I could drink a liter of water in one foul swoop.
I'm not a thirsty exerciser. I can (and usually do) go a whole work out without drinking anything. However, I think I am thirsty and just don't notice it because afterwards I am super thirsty. Also, if I did remember to bring water with me, once I have one sip, I'll usually be thirsty throughout and continue to drink water, it's like it triggers something. One reason why I don't normally drink water is because I tend to drink TOO much by accident and then have a stomach ache. I usually work out on an empty stomach.
That's so strange! I wish I knew the scientific answer (if you find out, let me know)! I'm typically a pretty thirsty exerciser…more so when I'm working out inside. If I'm going for a short run, then I'm fine, but otherwise I need to have water with me at all times!
Also, I love those sandals!
Hmmm…that's interesting. The only things I know make me more thirsty than normal is if I have more salty foods than normal. And I'm a big water guzzler during my workouts. I normally drink an entire 1L bottle during spin class, but on Monday I had to refill it twice to make it through. That was insane!
I'm definitely a thirsty exerciser. I forgot my water bottle today and was gasping when I got back, I nearly downed the whole bottle! How strange that you sweated more in this workout than last time…I have no idea how that could be possible!
Super cute outfit! I am always worried about drinking water while running to avoid the super full feeling!
I don't know why you are not thirsty today. When I workout for a long time, I am constantly downing water!
I'm definitely not a thirsty exerciser. I rarely – if ever – drink while I'm working out. That might be though because I drink so much throughout the day, I don't need it during my workouts! I literally guzzle water like it's my job lol. It's so weird though that you could sweat so much one day and not the next? Crazyyy.
Funny that you mention how your oats left you full for 4+ hours because I had oats this morning and 4 hours later was amazed at how I was STILL full! Oats are the best!
The body's a weird thing, all right. Yesterday, I was a bottomless pit. Today? No appetite whatsoever. As for thirst, I'm a water junkie. If I'm not sipping on water, it's hot tea or something (warm beverages = a necessity in this weather).
As for TJ's, I REALLY hope they put one in Fortuna. They keep teasing us and saying they might, but it's been a no-go so far.
New blogger, but long time reader. :D And yep, a HumCo-ite.
Hey girl! Your blog is so great! Love all the food you post up here, especially the WAFFLES! YUM!
I was just curious, how did you get the interning job at College Lifestyles? I've been trying to land some sort of blog internship deal with any health website, but can't seem to snag one! Any tips would be much appreciated!


You see, Trader Joe's has these amazing frozen pasta dishes that are low-cal and also delicious. My favorites are the mushroom linguine and the gnocchi, but because of the aforementioned farness of my local TJ's I only go once in a while, stock up, and then when I run out I run out. I've run out. I ran out several months ago, in fact, and the last time I had a supply it was one I'd dragged back from Chicago because it was less annoying to bring frozen pasta from another city than it was to get it here in New York. Go figure.
Thus, I have to resort to reproducing these pasta dishes as best I can. I haven't found a way to reproduce the mushroom fettucini, although believe me when I do figure it out I will tell you, but the gnocchi is really easy. First, I buy prepared gnocchi from the grocery store. Sometimes I get the frozen kind, sometimes I get the vacuum sealed kind, I haven't found a noticeable difference except often the bags of frozen gnocchi (depending on which brand; I can't remember what mine is called) yield more food.
Once the garlic is nice and sizzly, I throw in the gnocchi and dump about a cup of pasta sauce on top (add more if it doesn't seem like enough, and some will cook off). I use Brad's Low-Fat Roasted Garlic pasta sauce because it's my favorite (I also use it in the Lazy Chicken Cacciatore), but anything is probably good if it doesn't have chunks of vegetables or meat in it. Then I throw maybe half of a handful of shaved or grated cheese (I've been using asiago recently, but parmesan works, and chunks of mozzarella would definitely work, mmmm) on top and mix the sauce, garlic, and cheese all the way in with the gnocchi. It takes about two minutes, and it's scrumptious. I eat it with frozen vegetables sometimes (green beans or broccoli), but last night I had a salad with mesculin greens, cucumbers, grape tomatoes and balsamic vinegarette dressing (the spray kind).
Okay, so anyway, besides making dinner and watching Bones, I got some real work done last night. I got farther in my copyedits (I'm over halfway done now) and I even solved a little issue with the POWER OF WORDZ AND COMPROMIZEZ. Maybe I'll tell you this story one day. I also wrote almost 2,000 words in GR, which I hadn't touched in months. I was able to write because of research I did at the touch of a button online, which is pretty amazing.
As soon as I told my mother what GR was about, she suggested we go visit some ghost towns (California is lousy with them) on one of my trips home this summer. She sent me a link to a website that lists all the CA ghost towns*, and I think I've decided I want to go to El Dorado County–probably Coloma and Georgetown and maybe Placerville for the Gold Bug Mine–because that's where GR is set.
I'm also toying with the idea of dragging the fam to Rescue (also in El Dorado County), because that's the town GR is based on. Luckily for me, Rescue (which has a very anorexic Wikipedia page) has its own historical society, where I was able to get some documents describing the town's people and past and a map of the historical sites that are still standing. El Dorado County also has its own historical museum in Placerville (another reason to make that a stop on the tour) and two websites devoted to its history. And that's only the research for GR I did last night–I also used a great deal of research I'd already done on another Bay Area historical oddity, all of which I found on the web.
*This website is a little weird, though, in that it lists my parents' county as part of Southern California.


Beer Menu Template. free beer menu template for photoshop illustrator brandpacks. 20 beer menu templates free sample example format download free premium templates. beer menu template 14 free psd eps documents download free premium templates. beer menu design template vector bar stock vector 304380410 shutterstock. menu beer restaurant alcohol template placemat stock vector image 79256499. beer menu design template vector bar stock vector 301015850 shutterstock. beer menu template royalty free vector image vectorstock. free beer menu flyer template download for photoshop. beer menu design template vector pub restaurant card with hand sketched lager ale illustrations. vintage beer menu template vector free download. [Orangecountyseniorphotos.com].


Lego Bricks Go Green | Morai Logistics Inc.
The Lego Group, the privately-held Danish makers of Lego, have recently announced that they taken steps have towards reducing their product's carbon footprint.
According to a news report by the Curbed, Lego is investing $150 million in research and development over the next 15 years.
The company's aim is to ultimately move away from the (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) plastic materials that they have been using in their toys, and instead make its iconic plastic building blocks better for the environment. While Lego will remain plastic and still look the same after all of this is over, oil won't be used to make them.
At present, according to news reported by the Cen Acs.Org, Lego currently uses 77,000 metric tons of raw materials to create more than 60 billion Lego.
Although Lego is only one brand that moving toward being more environmentally friendly, the cultural presence and thus its ability to influence other companies towards more eco-friendly manufacturing cannot be understated.
Lego have been around in their earliest incarnation since 1949. From pop culture franchise themed sets, museum housed art exhibits, to a Lego constructed fully-functional car, the famous plastic bricks have played a large role in capturing the imaginations and free time of millions of children and adults alike.
Just last year, Lego had a powerful impact on the cinema world with the runaway success with both critics and audience with their The Lego Movie. This means that no matter the cause, Lego will have a very visible impact in any venture it takes on.
Lego isn't the only company that is moving toward being as eco-friendly as they can be.
A quote by Roar Trangbaek, press officer for Lego Group, in a online publication by Atten.com, described the green move as a "logical" way to help improve the environment as a company.
"You could say that it's a logical place for us to find a way of reducing our environmental footprint," Trangbaek said. "If you look at our CO2 footprint as a company, the majority of our impact comes from offscreen activities—basically what happens before we receive any raw materials in our factory … We're looking at every opportunity out there that's more sustainable".
As 2015's "World's most powerful brand", Lego's move toward greener bricks will hopefully be the building block necessary to encourage other popular manufacturers toward environmentally-friendly products.


text:
Stewart: The day after: What happens after a flood
Spring has come, bringing with it warmer temperatures—and, unfortunately, spring floods.
Seasonal precipitation mixed with extensive melt raises water levels in creeks and lakes, which increases the risk of flooding.
That's not news to anyone who lives here.
But while the Okanagan is no stranger to floods, this year has been particularly challenging.
I wish there was a way to effectively prevent these disasters. But unfortunately, when it comes to natural disasters, our primary role in government is encouraging residents to be prepared, and working with emergency responders to coordinate information.
Once something like flooding occurs, I am in regular contact with organizations such as local fire and police departments, Emergency Management British Columbia, and of course municipal and regional governments.
I work closely with District of West Kelowna Mayor Doug Findlater to ensure the province and sistrict continue to reinforce each other's efforts and deliver assistance as quickly as possible to the residents of Hitchner Road.
Of course, when people are affected by floods —and as soon as it's clear everyone is safe—it's only natural they will next consider the financial implications.
Put simply, for the families and businesses whose homes and livelihoods are affected, floods are enormously expensive.
One of my first calls was to Attorney General Shirley Bond, whose ministry includes the B.C. Disaster Financial Assistance Program (DFA).
Disaster assistance for victims of the April floods was authorized on May 11. Once authorized, the DFA pays up to 80 per cent of eligible repairs to a maximum of $300,000.
Unfortunately, these processes take time. We are not yet able to determine compensation for people impacted by the current flooding.
Once the water recedes and damage assessments are made we will move forward with offering eligible compensation.
People in areas affected by a significant disaster will be advised through local announcements when DFA has been authorized in their area. Local government is also eligible for DFA to repair or restore essential infrastructures.
Of course, the best advice is to avoid damage and the need for financial assistance by being prepared.
I urge all Central Okanagan residents to take action well before flood waters become a real threat.
If you happened to notice the province's online emergency preparedness campaign, you may have noticed the advice is strikingly similar to getting prepared for all kinds of disasters: review insurance policies, assemble a "grab and go" kit of important documents, medications, a change of clothes, pet supplies, etc., in case you're forced to evacuate.
To report a serious flood situation that may endanger life safety or necessitate an emergency evacuation, call Emergency Management B.C. at 1-800-663-3456 or visit their website, www.pep.bc.ca.
A Primary booster speaks out
More studies means avoiding action on LRT for Capital Region


As scarves admirers, we find this item as a great playground for creative ideas. The magic of its transformation from 2D into 3D when it is in use fascinate us, how suddenly the graphics from the edges collide and create new compositions altogether.
Each item at SHUFFF is produced on-demand through an eco-friendly manufacturing supply chain. This means your scarf is produced right after you purchased it keeping minimum waste of materials and energy.


The 2018 Winter League is now completed.
Players can play their first 2 rounds on any of the 8 nominated days during the first 2 week period i.e. you could play both rounds in the first week or during the second week or one each week. Similarly with the second 2 rounds on Week 3 and 4.
1. Four men on each team. No handicap restriction.
2. Players may play Wednesday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
3. A player may play his first two rounds on any of the 8 nominated days during Week 1 & Week 2 and may play his second two rounds during Week 3 & 4.
4. The best three Stableford scores for each team to count each week.
5. The best 3 out of 4 week scores to count.
6. The top 6 teams will qualify for the final.
7. Prizes will be for the winning team, the runners up team and the leading qualifying team for the final.
8. Entry fee of €20 per person to be paid in the Pro Shop.
9. Players can play on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday and they must nominate to the Pro Shop if they are playing in the Winter League on entry (i.e. prior to commencing play).
10. Enter by giving your name and entry fee of €20 to the Pro Shop by Sunday January 14th.
11. Draw for teams will take place on Monday January 15th.
Week 1: January 17, 19, 20 & 21.
Week 2: January 24, 26, 27 & 28.
Week 3: January 31, February 2, 3 & 4.
Week 4: February 7, 9, 10 & 11.
The top 6 teams qualify for the Final on March 3rd.
* 12th February 2018: Due to late opening of the course on Friday and course closure on Sunday, we are extending the Winter League to next Sunday – those players affected may play on Wednesday, Friday or Sunday this week.


text:
Home All 3 New Faces To Start? How Liverpool Could Line-Up This Season
3 New Faces To Start? How Liverpool Could Line-Up This Season
Since Jurgen Klopp's arrival he has managed to lift new life into the squad and the fans, taking the club to two cup finals. It was another poor season for the Reds in the league though, finishing eighth. Klopp needs to line the team up much better to break into the top four next season, here's how he might do it.
Back 5: Mignolet; Clyne, Lovren, Matip, Hector
Mignolet looks set to remain in the number 1 spot again next season, although he will have stiff competition with the arrival of Loris Karius. Mignolet isn't an ideal starter for such a big club, although he can make a miraculous save it is normally followed by a simple mistake which puts the team under pressure, I feel Klopp will stick with Mignolet, especially at the start of the season but any mistakes could see Karius replace him.
Clyne will retain his right-back position where he has been quite successful under Klopp, his desire to get forward and put the ball in the box is exactly what Klopp will be looking for, he will be used in a flat back four and also as a wing-back next season. Klopp will be keen to improve upon Alberto Moreno at left-back, with FC Koln and Germany defender Jonas Hector linked persistently by outlets such as Sky Sports.
After securing the signing of Joel Matip on a free, I expect him to partner the experienced Dejan Lovren at the heart of the Liverpool defence next season, both defenders stand over 6 foot tall and will be a real dominant pairing at the back, I am excited to see how well they perform alongside each other, as the centre of defence has often caused problems in recent history for Liverpool.
Holding Midfielders: Can, Milner
I am a massive fan of Can, especially playing deep as he has a drive about him and can dictate the play, standing over 6 foot he can look after himself and is always up for the physical battle. Playing from deep he can dribble forward and has a good passing range which will impress his boss. Can does need to be more professional / switched on and not get wound up as he does commit fouls often, last season he committed 1.30 fouls per 90 minutes which is something that can put his team under pressure.
It is likely Can will partner the reliable, solid, professional James Milner in the holding midfield position next season. Milner is underrated by many, due to not doing fancy tricks or pinging a 40-yard pass every five minutes, but he is a real team player and has become a leader at Liverpool. The impressive England international found fine form in 2016 and an impressive spell saw him bag 0.41 assists per 90 minutes, which is very impressive for a midfielder that also does a lot of defensive work.
Attacking midfield: Mane, Coutinho, Firmino
New £30million man Sadio Mane will slot into the Liverpool squad occupying from the right-hand side, a real athlete who will add bags of skills and ideas to the Liverpool forward line. He is an excellent addition to the squad and will no doubt make an instant impression in his debut season. His dribbling abilities are something that really stands out, he managed to be successful with 55% of his take ons last season which is all you can ask for from an attacking player. Key passes are another strong aspect of Mane's game and he managed 1.21 per 90 minutes last season which led to him contributing to 0.21 assists.
Liverpool's magician Coutinho will cement his place in the squad once again, and now Liverpool have found themselves a quality right winger, I think Klopp will use Coutinho at number 10 for the whole season. The stylish playmaker was an inspiration for the Reds last season and helped them reach the Europa League final. Coutinho has many things to his game, he has a hawk eye and can pick his teammates out with impressive passes and can also score goals out of nowhere, having one of the best long shots in the Premier League. The Brazilian has changed his approach in recent seasons and you can see that under Klopp, along with Can and Firmino they stick to Klopp's idea of pressure from the front as all three don't let their markers have a second on the ball.
I wasn't too keen on Firmino when he first joined Liverpool, in his first few appearances it seemed like he was trying too hard and couldn't get into the game, but under Klopp he has been reborn and rekindled his fine form we saw in the Bundesliga. He has been a real threat going forward and also tracks back and does the dirty work. Like Coutinho, he has beautiful skills and can assist and score goals which makes him the all round perfect attacking player.
Striker: Sturridge
For me, Daniel Sturridge is England's best striker and arguably one of the best in the league on his day, if he can stay fit, I have no doubts he will lead the Liverpool line. Sturridge struggled with an injury plagued season last year but whenever he steps on the pitch he oozes brilliance, the delightful striker has an amazing eye for goal and scores ridiculous goals out of nothing, he also has a killer pass in his locker like you saw against Iceland in the Euro's which saw Sterling latch onto the ball and win a penalty.
I do feel this is now or never for Sturridge under Klopp, Origi is breathing down his neck and will provide very good competition next season, but if the latter stays fit then there is no doubt Klopp will use him as the club's main number 9.
Managing just 14 league games last season, Sturridge managed to score 0.74 goals per 90 minutes. The Liverpool man loves to dribble with the ball and have a go at defenders and he managed to be successful with 61.90% of his take ons.
The out and out number 9 has a great through ball and this is a main strength of his play, this led to the England international creating 0.64 chances per 90 which included 0.55 key passes.
In summary, I expect Liverpool to play with a 4-2-3-1 formation next season, this will help the club balance their squad and fit in their most elegant attackers. Liverpool fans should be excited ahead of the new season as the whole squad seemed to be lifted by the German managers arrival, exciting times on Merseyside and I'd expect them to challenge for the top four next season.
Liverpool line-up
Previous articleReport: Aston Villa Await Chelsea Striker's Decision As Club Targets Two Forwards
Next article5 Strikers Set To Take The Premier League By Storm Next Season
How Liverpool will line-up with Bale next term – Announce imminent


text:
On Thaao Penghlis' Days of Our Lives Anniversary, Take a Walk Down Memory Lane With a Photo Album Full of His Exploits as Tony — and André
Lori Wilson
Sunday, November 6th, 2022
Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Everett Collection; Paul Skipper/JPI; NBC
The rise of the DiMeras began on November 6, 1981.
Mere weeks after James Reynolds celebrated his 40th anniversary with Days of Our Lives, Thaao Penghlis marks his debut anniversary. The Aussie actor brought Tony DiMera to Salem 41 years ago today. His legendary father, Stefano, would soon follow, and then, shortly after that, Penghils added Tony's lookalike cousin turned brother André to the mix. Whether pulling double duty as both characters or playing each one off and on, it's been a wild ride ever since.
Days of Our Lives Spoilers January 23 – February 3
Of course, there was a time when the audience thought Penghlis was playing Tony, but it turned out, Tony was actually being impersonated by André. If you'll recall, Tony languished on a deserted island for twenty years while Andre wreaked havoc in his brother's name. Most notably, by sending half of Salem to Melaswen Island.
His portrayal of Tony, André, and André/Tony has kept Penghlis in and out of Salem romancing Anna and plotting with — and against — the DiMeras over the course of four decades. He even managed to redeem both his alter egos. In case you forgot, Tony was far from an angel when he first arrived in Salem — just ask his first wife Liz — but he did manage to find a soft spot in the hearts of viewers as both DiMera brothers.
The characters are clearly in Penghlis' heart as well, as the actor has been tweeting about new and old Days of Our Lives memories over the past few months. Just look at some of his tweets below.
Who remembers Quinn Redeker the shady Alex Marshall? (You might also remember Redeker from The Young and the Restless as Rex Sterling.)
In our early years on DOOL with Quinn Redecker & Leann Hunley. We all resonated well together within the fun & drama that was Days of our Lives. It keeps on giving. #NBC #DAYS pic.twitter.com/o5qgK32rE0
— Thaao Penghlis (@ThaaoPenghlis) September 26, 2021
Though Tony's romance with Anna has been one of the character's main throughlines for much of his run on Days of Our Lives, Penghlis' scenes opposite the late Joseph Mascolo's Stefano were always a highlight. Not just for fans, but the actor as well.
This was the real slap I was talking about. It shocked me. Daddy was making a point about respect. Thanks Jan. #Days #NBC #SONY pic.twitter.com/mTekvHLuYZ
While soaps couldn't survive without adding new characters, Penghlis reminded his followers that vets are the backbone of the genre. And it was a delight to see so many of them cross over to Beyond Salem, as Penghlis' Tony and Deidre Hall's Marlena did.
Loved being with Deidre Hall this week. Vets make a difference in case some people have forgotten. We build a great foundation on Days that was years in the making. Walk through the door and speak truth. Next. #days @DeidreHall thank you. pic.twitter.com/6nXyb7O5wO
What have been your favorite Tony and André moments? Tell us after looking through our photo gallery of Tony's life in Salem below.
Image: Mitchell Haaseth/NBC/Courtesy of the Everett Collection

Tony DiMera first came to Salem on November 6, 1981, as the son of Stefano DiMera. Though he would eventually learn they weren't related at all, he would remain a core member of the family. However, there were many years when everyone thought he was Tony, but it was actually his lookalike Andre who did a lot of bad, bad things in his name.

Image: NBC/Courtesy Everett Collection

Upon his arrival to Salem, Tony tried to reunite with his wife Liz, but she was in love with Neil. When she wanted a divorce, Tony raped her and tried to kill Neil. So, yeah, that Tony was a far cry from the elder statesman we know and love today.

Image: Jill Johnson, Howard Wise/JPI

Tony went on to fall for Renee DuMonde (played by Philece Sampler who sadly died this year). However, she turned out to be Stefano's daughter. Believing they were blood related, she moved on with Julie's son, David. Weirdly, this wouldn't be the first time Tony or "Tony" was linked to a DiMera daughter.

It all worked out for Tony though as he met the love of his life, Anna. However, it didn't exactly start out great as they only married because she drugged him. Though they got divorced, love had taken hold. Alas, things would certainly not be easy for the pair.

His cousin turned brother Andre changed his face to look like Tony, on Stefano's behest. His first order of business upon hitting Salem was to chain Tony up and take over his life. Upon escaping, Tony battled Andre — once during a duel and once near quicksand. The latter was mistakenly believed to have claimed Andre's life.

Tony and Anna eventually remarried, but he was blackmailed by Emma Donovan to divorce his love. Anna received divorce papers in the mail after Tony left town. But in reality, he languished on a deserted island for twenty years — once again, courtesy of Stefano.

Image: NBC/Courtesy of Everett Collection

During that time, Andre impersonated his brother again. As "Tony," he married his adopted sister Kristen, but their union was eventually annulled. He then had several Salemites "killed," only for them to turn up on Melaswen Island.

After John and Marlena rescued him off the island, Tony returned to Salem and discovered Andre had been, once again, impersonating him over the past two decades. After a few battles amongst the dysfunctional family, Andre was believed dead while Stefano fell into a coma. Tony and Anna, of course, once again reunited.

Tony was believed dead after getting impaled on the docks during a struggle with Philip over an alternative fuels project. But, despite Anna carrying Tony's ashes everywhere she went, her beloved didn't perish. Kristen and Rolf kept him alive in the same warehouse as EJ and others.

When the warehouse that housed Tony started to burn, Kristen whisked him away to Chicago to recover. Tony repaid her kindness by marrying her. Their union was all part of her plan to take over DiMera while disguised as Nicole. Impersonation is a family tradition, after all.

Things got messy though, especially when Ted discovered Nicole was Kristen. A gun was pulled and went off when Tony tried to intervene. And, well, poor Ted was dead at Tony's hand. Accidentally, of course.

Having been resurrected, Tony traveled overseas to meet his brother Chad for the first time in Paris. It was quite the shock for Chad's bride Abigail to see his face, considering she killed his doppelganger and her confidant, André.

With Chad back in Salem and EJ back from the dead, Tony joined his brothers to take the family company back from its reigning CEO. Just who was their common foe? Their long-lost brother, Jake, of course. Those DiMeras never stop coming out of the woodwork.

Now, Tony and his beloved Anna travel the world — their latest adventure got them tangled up in a jewel heist while visiting Carrie and Austin in Zurich — and pop in and out of Salem chiming in on family drama. Is it finally happily ever after for these two?

Andre DiMera DAYS Thaao Penghlis Tony DiMera
Days of Our Lives Preview: Eric and Nicole's Romantic Reunion Is Crashed by [Spoiler] — and Chanel Is Arrested!
Wait Till You See How Days of Our Lives' Paul Telfer Is Coping With the Storyline That Could Be the End of Susan


text:
using Galador.Reflection.Serialization.IO;
using Galador.Reflection.Utils;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace Galador.Reflection.Serialization
{
    public sealed class TypeData
    {
        internal TypeData() { }

        #region Initialize(RuntimeType)

        internal void Initialize(RuntimeType type)
        {
            target = type;

            IsSupported = type.IsSupported;
            if (!IsSupported)
                return;

            Kind = type.Kind;
            switch (type.Kind)
            {
                case PrimitiveType.None:
                case PrimitiveType.Object:
                    break;
                case PrimitiveType.Type:
                case PrimitiveType.String:
                case PrimitiveType.Bytes:
                    IsReference = true;
                    IsSealed = true;
                    return;
                default:
                    return;
            }

            BaseType = type.BaseType?.TypeData();
            Element = type.Element?.TypeData();
            Surrogate = type.Surrogate?.SurrogateType.TypeData();
            FullName = type.FullName;
            Assembly = type.Assembly;

            IsArray = type.IsArray;
            IsSealed = type.IsSealed;
            IsReference = type.IsReference;
            IsEnum = type.IsEnum;
            IsInterface = type.IsInterface;
            HasConverter = type.Converter != null;
            IsISerializable = type.IsISerializable;
            IsGenericParameter = type.IsGenericParameter;
            IsGeneric = type.IsGeneric;
            IsGenericTypeDefinition = type.IsGenericTypeDefinition;
            IsNullable = type.IsNullable;
            ArrayRank = type.ArrayRank;

            GenericParameterIndex = type.GenericParameterIndex;
            if (type.GenericParameters != null)
                GenericParameters = type.GenericParameters.Select(x => x.TypeData()).ToList().AsReadOnly();

            foreach (var m in type.Members)
            {
                Members.Add(new Member(this)
                {
                    Name = m.Name,
                    Type = m.Type.TypeData(),
                });
            }
            CollectionType = type.CollectionType;
            Collection1 = type.Collection1?.TypeData();
            Collection2 = type.Collection2?.TypeData();
        }

        #endregion

        #region MakeGenericTypeData()

        TypeData MakeGenericTypeData(IReadOnlyList<TypeData> parameters)
        {
            if (!IsSupported)
                return this;

            if (IsGenericParameter)
                return parameters[this.GenericParameterIndex];

            if (!IsGeneric)
                return this;

            var result = new TypeData()
            {
                IsSupported = true,
                Kind = Kind,
                IsSealed = IsSealed,
                IsReference = IsReference,
                IsEnum = IsEnum,
                IsInterface = IsInterface,
                HasConverter = HasConverter,
                IsISerializable = IsISerializable,
                IsGeneric = true,
                IsGenericTypeDefinition = false,
                IsNullable = IsNullable,
                Element = this,
                GenericParameters = GenericParameters.Select(x => x.MakeGenericTypeData(parameters)).ToList().AsReadOnly(),
            };
            result.BaseType = BaseType?.MakeGenericTypeData(parameters);
            result.Surrogate = Surrogate?.MakeGenericTypeData(parameters);

            if (Surrogate == null
                && !IsInterface
                && !IsArray && !IsEnum
                && !IsGenericParameter)
            {
                foreach (var m in Members)
                {
                    var rm = new Member(result);
                    rm.Name = m.Name;
                    rm.Type = m.Type.MakeGenericTypeData(parameters);
                    result.Members.Add(rm);
                }
                result.CollectionType = CollectionType;
                result.Collection1 = Collection1?.MakeGenericTypeData(parameters);
                result.Collection2 = Collection2?.MakeGenericTypeData(parameters);
            }
            return result;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Read() Write()

        internal void Read(Reader reader, IPrimitiveReader input)
        {
            var flags = input.ReadVInt();
            if (flags == 0)
            {
                IsSupported = false;
                return;
            }
            IsSupported = true;
            IsInterface = (flags & (1 << 1)) != 0;
            IsISerializable = (flags & (1 << 2)) != 0;
            IsReference = (flags & (1 << 3)) != 0;
            IsSealed = (flags & (1 << 4)) != 0;
            IsArray = (flags & (1 << 5)) != 0;
            IsNullable = (flags & (1 << 6)) != 0;
            IsEnum = (flags & (1 << 7)) != 0;
            IsGeneric = (flags & (1 << 8)) != 0;
            IsGenericParameter = (flags & (1 << 9)) != 0;
            IsGenericTypeDefinition = (flags & (1 << 10)) != 0;
            HasConverter = (flags & (1 << 11)) != 0;
            Kind = (PrimitiveType)((flags >> 12) & 0b11111);
            CollectionType = (RuntimeCollectionType)((flags >> 17) & 0b111);
            switch (Kind)
            {
                case PrimitiveType.None:
                case PrimitiveType.Object:
                    break;
                default:
                    return;
            }

            Element = (TypeData)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AType);
            Surrogate = (TypeData)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AType);
            int genCount = (int)input.ReadVInt();
            if (genCount > 0)
            {
                var glp = new List<TypeData>();
                for (int i = 0; i < genCount; i++)
                {
                    var data = (TypeData)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AType);
                    glp.Add(data);
                }
                GenericParameters = glp.AsReadOnly();
            }

            if (!IsGeneric || IsGenericTypeDefinition)
            {
                FullName = (string)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AString);
                Assembly = (string)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AString);
                GenericParameterIndex = (int)input.ReadVInt();
                BaseType = (TypeData)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AType);
                ArrayRank = (int)input.ReadVInt();

                if (Surrogate == null
                   && !IsInterface
                   && !IsArray && !IsEnum
                   && !IsGenericParameter)
                {
                    int mc = (int)input.ReadVInt();
                    for (int i = 0; i < mc; i++)
                    {
                        var m = new Member(this);
                        m.Name = (string)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AString);
                        m.Type = (TypeData)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AType);
                        Members.Add(m);
                    }
                    Collection1 = (TypeData)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AType);
                    Collection2 = (TypeData)reader.ReadImpl(Reader.AType);
                }
            }
            else
            {
                if (Surrogate == null && Element.Surrogate != null)
                    Surrogate = Element.Surrogate.MakeGenericTypeData(GenericParameters);

                BaseType = Element?.BaseType?.MakeGenericTypeData(GenericParameters);

                if (Surrogate == null
                    && !IsInterface
                    && !IsArray && !IsEnum
                    && !IsGenericParameter)
                {
                    for (int i = 0; i < Element.Members.Count; i++)
                    {
                        var em = Element.Members[i];
                        var m = new Member(this);
                        m.Name = em.Name;
                        m.Type = em.Type.MakeGenericTypeData(GenericParameters);
                        Members.Add(m);
                    }
                    Collection1 = Element.Collection1?.MakeGenericTypeData(GenericParameters);
                    Collection2 = Element.Collection2?.MakeGenericTypeData(GenericParameters);
                }
            }
        }

        internal void Write(Writer writer, IPrimitiveWriter output)
        {
            if (!IsSupported)
            {
                output.WriteVInt(0);
                return;
            }
            var flags = 1;
            if (IsInterface) flags |= 1 << 1;
            if (IsISerializable) flags |= 1 << 2;
            if (IsReference) flags |= 1 << 3;
            if (IsSealed) flags |= 1 << 4;
            if (IsArray) flags |= 1 << 5;
            if (IsNullable) flags |= 1 << 6;
            if (IsEnum) flags |= 1 << 7;
            if (IsGeneric) flags |= 1 << 8;
            if (IsGenericParameter) flags |= 1 << 9;
            if (IsGenericTypeDefinition) flags |= 1 << 10;
            if (HasConverter) flags |= 1 << 11;
            flags |= (int)Kind << 12;
            flags |= (int)CollectionType << 17;
            switch (Kind)
            {
                case PrimitiveType.None:
                case PrimitiveType.Object:
                    break;
                default:
                    return;
            }
            output.WriteVInt(flags);

            writer.Write(Context.RType, Element);
            writer.Write(Context.RType, Surrogate);
            output.WriteVInt(GenericParameters?.Count ?? 0);
            if (GenericParameters != null)
                for (int i = 0; i < GenericParameters.Count; i++)
                    writer.Write(Context.RType, GenericParameters[i]);

            if (!IsGeneric || IsGenericTypeDefinition)
            {
                writer.Write(Context.RString, FullName);
                writer.Write(Context.RString, Assembly);
                output.WriteVInt(GenericParameterIndex);
                writer.Write(Context.RType, BaseType);
                output.WriteVInt(ArrayRank);

                if (Surrogate == null
                    && !IsInterface
                    && !IsArray && !IsEnum
                    && !IsGenericParameter)
                {
                    output.WriteVInt(Members.Count);
                    for (int i = 0; i < Members.Count; i++)
                    {
                        var m = Members[i];
                        writer.Write(Context.RString, m.Name);
                        writer.Write(Context.RType, m.Type);
                    }
                    writer.Write(Context.RType, Collection1);
                    writer.Write(Context.RType, Collection2);
                }
            }
        }

        #endregion

        #region public: RuntimeType()

        public RuntimeType RuntimeType()
        {
            if (target == null && !resolved)
            {
                resolved = true;
                try
                {
                    switch (Kind)
                    {
                        case PrimitiveType.None:
                            break;
                        case PrimitiveType.Object:
                            if (IsArray)
                            {
                                var type = Element.RuntimeType()?.Type;
                                if (ArrayRank == 1)
                                    type = type?.MakeArrayType();
                                else if (ArrayRank > 1)
                                    type = type?.MakeArrayType(ArrayRank);
                                target = Serialization.RuntimeType.GetType(type);
                            }
                            else if (IsGenericParameter)
                            {
                                // nothing
                            }
                            else if (IsGeneric && !IsGenericTypeDefinition)
                            {
                                var type = Element.RuntimeType()?.Type;
                                var parameters = GenericParameters.Select(x => x.RuntimeType()?.Type).ToArray();
                                if (type != null && parameters.All(x => x != null))
                                    target = Serialization.RuntimeType.GetType(type.MakeGenericType(parameters));
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                target = Serialization.RuntimeType.GetType(FullName, Assembly);
                            }
                            break;
                        default:
                            target = Serialization.RuntimeType.GetType(PrimitiveConverter.GetType(Kind));
                            break;
                    }
                }
                catch (SystemException se) { Log.Error(se); }
            }
            return target;
        }
        RuntimeType target;
        bool resolved;

        #endregion

        #region RuntimeMembers

        public IEnumerable<Member> RuntimeMembers
        {
            get
            {
                if (BaseType != null)
                    foreach (var m in BaseType.RuntimeMembers)
                        yield return m;
                foreach (var m in Members)
                    yield return m;
            }
        }

        #endregion

        public bool IsSupported { get; private set; }
        public PrimitiveType Kind { get; private set; }
        public bool IsInterface { get; private set; }
        public bool IsISerializable { get; private set; }
        public bool IsReference { get; private set; }
        public bool IsSealed { get; private set; }
        public bool IsArray { get; private set; }
        public bool IsNullable { get; private set; }
        public bool IsEnum { get; private set; }
        public bool IsGeneric { get; private set; }
        public bool IsGenericParameter { get; private set; }
        public bool IsGenericTypeDefinition { get; private set; }
        public bool HasConverter { get; set; }

        public string FullName { get; private set; }
        public string Assembly { get; private set; }
        public IReadOnlyList<TypeData> GenericParameters { get; private set; }

        public TypeData BaseType { get; private set; }
        public TypeData Element { get; private set; }
        public TypeData Surrogate { get; set; } // not strictly for deserialization, but needed for C# Code generation, and should be present in stream
        public int ArrayRank { get; private set; }
        public int GenericParameterIndex { get; private set; }

        public RuntimeCollectionType CollectionType { get; private set; }
        public TypeData Collection1 { get; private set; }
        public TypeData Collection2 { get; private set; }

        public MemberList<Member> Members { get; } = new MemberList<Member>();
        public class Member : IMember
        {
            internal Member(TypeData owner) { DeclaringType = owner; }
            public TypeData DeclaringType { get; }
            public string Name { get; internal set; }
            public TypeData Type { get; internal set; }
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Absolute Write Water Cooler > Discussion > Research > A "wiseman" from the ancient myths
View Full Version : A "wiseman" from the ancient myths
im looking for someone who's fairly well-known for his wisdom and justice. this could be from any culture and mythology; but im hoping for some sort of "name" recognition. i had king solomon in mind as the kind of character i wanted, but theres some problems w using him since he's a historical figure not mythological one.
any and all names would be appreciated.
Merlin?
Sean D. Schaffer
What about Herakles (better known as Hercules)?
farfromfearless
Athur comes to mind, Utnapishtim (http://www.pantheon.org/articles/u/utnapishtim.html), Nereus (http://www.pantheon.org/articles/n/nereus.html), Chiron (http://www.pantheon.org/articles/c/chiron.html), Dievs (http://www.pantheon.org/articles/d/dievs.html), Cormac Mac Airt (http://www.pantheon.org/articles/c/cormac_mac_airt.html) - sorry I can't be more help, those are the ones that can name of the top of my head - also on that site, you might be able to find more.
Tyr (http://www.pantheon.org/articles/t/tyr.html) leaps immediately to mind, though he's a god, not a mortal.
Gandalf. 20th century myth, but still...
Athena was considered the Greek god of wisdom.
Odin, the Norse god.
There might be a character or two from Aesop's Fable that would qualify; I can't think of any names at the moment.
K1P1
Athena was the goddess of wisdom and justice (so if you're looking for a wise MAN, that won't work).
Themis was the titan of justice and order, also female.
Prometheus was the wisest of the Titans and was able to foretell future events.
Odin/Woden/Wotan is the Norse god of wisdom, wit and learning. BTW the d in Odin is really the eth (d with a slash across the stem) and is a soft th sound, like in "other".)
Thoth is the Eqyptian god of wisdom.
And then there are the Seven Wise Men of Greece (http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/history/A0844573.html).
And let's not forget Socrates.
What? No one has mentioned Daedalus?
Considered probably the wisest man of his generation. And is pretty much mythological.
Vanatru
I always thought Ghandi was a pretty wise guy with some learned insight.
Benjamin Franklin was another pretty smart guy.
Did you just want wiseguys? Or can we throw in some wise woman as well?
What about the actual three wise men?
Kaspar (aka Gaspar and Caspar)
The thing is... we know a bit about them but there is a great deal of mystery surrounding them, too. So in a sense you have templates to fill in.
WishWords
How about Soloman or the Nesradin Hodja (aka Hodja)?
Parkinsonsd
I'd go with Prometheus. (Gave fire to man, ended up stuck on a rock while vultures ate his liver for eternity)
You could go with Odysseus (Ulysses) for his trickery (Trojan Horse), but that doesn't necessarily imply justice.
I tend to think of Merlin as imposing his own plans on the future monarchy as opposed to someone reknown for his justice.
Hercules was more known for his bulging biceps as opposed to his sense of fair play.
But Solomon is most reknown for his intelligence and justice.
i might have to stick w him. the other suggestion of daedalus was great, but i dont think he's known for his "justice" and that's what i need here.
i cant use prometheus b/c im planning on putting lucifer in there, and prometheus is very similar to him. it wont really work...
keep the ideas coming though.
this is extremely helpful.
Mr Spock?
I mean, it was years ago.
This choice is logical.
Christine N.
I'm working on a book that uses Chinese myths, so Yu-Huang is the Emperor of Heaven. I'd call him wise.
Confucius (I know that's probably not spelled right, I can't remember how to spell it) but if you have problems with Solomon, he might not work for you.
Mullah Nasruddin was great fun (as mentioned above) - the sort of chap who does ridiculous things to get people to see a situation differently.
As a way to avoid writing I did some digging around on Wikipedia and came up with this (from the article on the US Supreme Court building (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Supreme_Court_building#The_sculptural_program )):
Courtroom friezes - the South Wall Frieze includes figures of lawgivers from the B.C.E. times, and includes Menes, Hammurabi, Moses, Solomon, Lycurgus, Solon, Draco, Confucius, and Octavian.
The North Wall Frieze shows lawgivers from the Anno Domini era and includes representations of Justinian, Muhammad, Charlemange, King John, Louis IX, Hugo Grotius, Sir William Blackstone, John Marshall, and Napoleon.
So, some more wise guys (heh) for you to consider.
Ghandi = Gandhi (sorry - a pet peeve with me!)
Bravo, I could name several from the Indian tradition but no name recognition there. Sorry.
I would go with Mulla Narruddin but I don't think there'd be much name recognition here either.
blackpen
teresias?
scarletpeaches
Nemesis? A woman, but...represented justice/fate. Could work.
alaskamatt17
Confucius? The Buddha? Both were real men, but they have attained mythical status.
Other than that, I would go with Odin.
poetinahat
Roy Bean.
Ruth Barringham
What about Buddha. He was a very wise person and they say that he wasn't the only Buddha, only the original so anyone (and some say they have) can become a Buddha (if they practice really hard). The Buddha also taught in parables and so has lots of wise stories that he used for teaching.


51 And on down here, it said, "The seven heads which was on the beast, is seven hills on which the--the city setteth." Now, what city's built on seven hills? Rome (It's exactly.), a city setting on seven hills: a church, a woman, a prostitute that'll control the world with her powers. Why, it's just as plain as reading the newspaper. See? Certainly.
175-Q-33 33. What are the Latin words over the Vatican City? We want to know how they add up to six hundred and sixty-six and what they mean.
why, I'll bring it to you in the morning, where you can spell it out in Roman letters, VICARIUS FILII DEI. The word means "Instead of the Son of God"; he is the successor to the Son of God."
The Catholic church believes that Peter was the first pope; he was the successor of Jesus Christ. Which that's an error. All right. Then they claim that every pope following him is a successor; and the pope now, it is now, is a successor of Jesus Christ. And there it's wrote up over there, "A successor of Jesus Christ": VICARIUS FILII DEI, wrote on there. Take the Roman letters and just write it (X for ten, V for five, and so forth like that), as you spell VICARIUS FILII DEI, and draw a line, and you got six hundred and sixty-six.


text:
Stepping In, Stepping Out
by Buddies on August 10th, 2021 in Youth Elders Podcast
It's the last episode of our second season! Sedina Fiati and Catherine Hernandez join hosts Ty Sloane and Bear Bergman for an insightful conversation about equity, leadership, accountability, and change in cultural institutions and how we as individuals can hold space for conflict and difficult conversations. The discussion highlights a lot of organizations, programs, and resources – if you want to learn more, we've linked to some of them, below.
About our guests
Sedina Fiati is a Toronto based performer, producer, director, creator and activist for stage and screen. Proudly Black and queer, Sedina is deeply invested in artistic work that explores the intersection between art and activism, either in form or structure or ideally both. Sedina is the current Artist-Activist in Residence at Nightwood Theatre, Training Consultant with Generator for the Artist Producer Training Program and is a principal with BIPOC Executive Search. Upcoming projects: Switching Queen(s) (devised street performance), Last Dance (a web series).
photo by Robert Obumselu
Catherine Hernandez is an award-winning author. Her first novel, Scarborough, won the Jim Wong-Chu Award for the unpublished manuscript; was a finalist for the Toronto Book Awards, the Evergreen Forest of Reading Award, the Edmund White Award, and the Trillium Book Award; and was longlisted for Canada Reads. She has written the critically acclaimed plays Singkil, The Femme Playlist and Eating with Lola and the children's books M Is for Mustache: A Pride ABC Book and I Promise. She recently wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation of Scarborough, which is currently in post-production by Compy Films with support from Telefilm Canada and Reel Asian Film Festival.
She is the creator of Audible Original's audio sketch comedy series Imminent Disaster. Her second novel, Crosshairs, published simultaneously in Canada and the US and the UK this spring, made the CBC's Best Canadian Fiction, NOW Magazine's 10 Best Books, Indigo Best Book, Audible Best Audiobooks and NBC 20 Best LGBTQ Books list of 2020. Her third children's book, Where Do Your Feelings Live? which is a guide for kids living through these scary times, has been commissioned by HarperCollins Canada and will be published in winter 2022.
photo by Marko Kovacevic
Here are links to some of the programs and organizations referred to in the episode.
artEquity's web series, Talking Back, featuring leaders in the U.S. theatre sector
b current performing arts (plus, read Catherine's note upon stepping down as artistic director)
BIPOC Executive Search
The Black Pledge
Generator's Artist Producer Training Program
Read the full episode transcript here (coming soon), and find the episode (and subscribe to the podcast) on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher.
Intro and outro by leZlie lee kam and Ty Sloane, featuring music by Jessie Tollefsen. Sound editing by Em Lubbers, with support from Maddie Bautista. Podcast logo by Paul Dotey.
The Youth/Elders Podcast features personal stories, lived histories, and candid conversations between queer youth, queer elders, and lots of folks in between – for more information and to sign up for podcast updates, visit the podcast's homepage.


>> are not guaranteed to be $startdir/src and $startdir/pkg respecitively.
> But I have seen packages which modify the .install script during build.
> handled then? Or are .install scripts are now available under srcdir?
then adjust them in $srcdir.


A film adaptation of the classic sword and sorcery hero, Conan the Barbarian. A horde of rampaging warriors massacre the parents of young Conan and enslave the young child for years on The Wheel of Pain. As the sole survivor of the childhood massacre, Conan is released from slavery and taught the ancient arts of fighting. Transforming himself into a killing machine, Conan travels into the wilderness to seek vengeance on Thulsa Doom, the man responsible for killing his family. In the wilderness, Conan takes up with the thieves Valeria and Subotai. The group comes upon King Osric, who wants the trio of warriors to help rescue his daughter who has joined Doom in the hills.


text:
DUI & DWI Assessments
Domestic Violence Counseling & Batterer's Accountability Program
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Counseling
Marriage & Family Counseling
Tele-Mental Health
Anger Management Classes
Mr. Hill Graduated from New York University at the top of his class in 2010. After spending time at Staten Island Treatment and Mental Health courts, he then went on to serve as the Assistant Program Director for Project Hospitality's Recovery Program. Mr. Hill served as the Executive Program Director at Affective LCSW Services and North Crown Heights Family Outreach Center before founding his own agency in 2017. Mr. Hill uses interventions such as CBT, Motivational Interviewing and Applied Behavior Analysis. He has personally developed a behavior management program that works well with grade school kids.
May Ahmed earned her Masters in Marriage and Family Counseling from Long Island University in 2016. She also earned an Advanced certification in Mental Health Counseling in 2018. May has experience in working with substance abuse, phobias, at-risk adolescents, children with Autism and ADHD. May often utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), as well as Mindfulness-Based and Psychodynamic approaches. She emphasizes self-empowerment, self-awareness, constructive change, and positive thinking. May is an Arabic/English speaking therapist.
Shawana
Shawana McIntyre is a licensed social worker with over 20 years of
experience in social services. She has experience providing services and
support for Individuals coping with homelessness, HIV/AIDS, severe and
persistent mental health issues, as well as substance abuse. Shawana
also has experience working in child welfare and school settings. She
attained her Bachelors in Science from Mercy College and her Master in
Social Work from Fordham University. Shawana has a very caring and warm
personality and is her to assist you on your journey.
Copyright © 2023 Jermaine Hill LCSW Family Services PC, all rights reserved.
Staten Island, NY 10301 (347) 881-3407


Alizé designed by Pascal Mourgue for Fermob takes its influence from the steamer style deck chairs, except this collection is a lesson in lightness - lightness in terms of the aluminium frame combined with the outdoor fabric, along with lightness of clean and easy lines.
The chaise longue has a fixed position back.
There are also the Alize sunloungers available in the collection.
A head rest is available to purchase separately.
Alize chaise longue is available in 4 Fermob colours.
There are Alize side table available in all 24 Fermob colours.
Made in France by Fermob, in aluminium, with an anti rust treatment and 100% UV resistant powder coating to prevent fading in the sunlight.


text:
Casino Games Reviews
GamblersNews
Home General News Las Vegas Sands Corporation Hoping to Open Its Nevada Properties in June
Las Vegas Sands Corporation Hoping to Open Its Nevada Properties in June
Vedran Ostojic
Las Vegas Sands Corporation set to open Nevada properties
Have fun with Unique Casino Games New Games Available!
Unique Casino €300 WELCOME BONUS
Play Lightning Roulette on Unique Casino - €300 WELCOME BONUS
Spin and Win with our Bonus Wheel
The Las Vegas Sands Corporation firm is one of the leading USA-based casino and resort firms. The company is based in the state of Nevada where it has been present since its establishment back in 1988. Today, the company's resorts including gambling-friendly facilities feature all sorts of entertainment and gaming venues alongside accommodation, exhibition venues, meeting spaces, clubs, restaurants, and of course, massive casino floors with hundreds of slots games and table games.
Las Vegas Sands Corporation owns and operates several luxurious venues in Asia and the United States including its most iconic USA-based properties located in the state of Nevada, The Palazzo and The Venetian on the Las Vegas Strip. In Asia, the company owns and manages the iconic Marina Bay Sands facility that is located in Singapore.
Moreover, through its highly successful subordinate Sands China, Las Vegas Sands Corporation also owns several luxurious properties in the former Portuguese enclave, Macau including its Sands Cotai Central, Sands Macao, The Plaza Macao, The Venetian Macao, The Parisian Macao, and Four Seasons Hotel Macao. With so many iconic properties under its wings, Las Vegas Sands Corporation remains the biggest casino and resort-operating company in the world. When it comes to its Nevada-based properties, the company has just recently announced plans about re-opening two of its Las Vegas-based venues sometime in June.
The Venetian and The Palazzo Possibly Re-Opening in June
According to one of the company's latest press releases, Las Vegas Sands Corporation will be initiating a special program which will test all of its workforces for exposure to the highly-contagious coronavirus. The same report also detailed that Las Vegas Sands Corporation will also recommence business operations at its iconic The Palazzo and The Venetian facilities the next month after it was forced to shut down operation at both venues for eight weeks or two months to help combat the spread of the potentially-lethal coronavirus strain which so far claimed the lives of over three hundred locals.
According to the company's officials, Las Vegas Sands Corporation has already initiated a protective and safety scheme that regards its workforce. Following this scheme, all individuals who will be returning to work at The Venetian and The Palazzo will undergo testing which will determine whether they have been infected with coronavirus or not. Those who are not affected will return to work.
The American casino operator also revealed that the company will bear the entire costs of these testing even for those workers who are not included in the company's medical insurance program. According to one report released by the Las Vegas Journal news outlet, Las Vegas Sands Corporation will also make these tests available to everyone who is over the age of thirteen and who live with the company's workers who will be returning to work very soon at it's The Palazzo and The Venetian properties.
Offering Voluntary Coronavirus Antibody Tests
According to the company's officials, Las Vegas Sands Corporation will also offer its staff members at The Venetian and The Palazzo access to coronavirus voluntary antibody tests. The company's officials explained that these kinds of coronavirus screenings allow individuals to uncover if they have been exposed to the highly-contagious coronavirus strain or not. The antibody voluntary testing will be administered by The PMH Laboratory Incorporated and The Wellness Group inside the company's Sands Expo and Convention Center while all results remain confidential. Needless to say, the company's top priority during these difficult times with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic remains the safety and health of its visitors and its workers.
Las Vegas Sands
The Palazzo
The Venetian
Previous articleGTG Network Partnering with Flutter Entertainment PLC
Next articleDiamondJacks in Louisiana Closing for Good Due to Negative Coronavirus Impact
http://www.gamblersnews.com
The Betting and Gaming Council Calls for the Welsh and Scottish Casinos to Reopen Following England Venues
Ukraine to Legalize Array of Gambling Activities Including Mobile and Online Gambling
Gaming Innovation Group Enters North Macedonian iGaming Market
How to Win Big with Online Gambling
Best Casinos Reviews Online
Top 3 Big Jackpots Casino List
Top Free Spins Casinos of 2020
GamblersNews is a website intended to deliver news related to Casino, Betting, Sports and other Corporate networks. It is operated by writers and co-workers situated at several locations globally. We aim to create high-quality content for our readers of sports betting niche. At GamblersNews, we offer the latest news, prices, breakthroughs, and analysis with emphasis on expert opinion and commentary from the Casino and Sports Betting community.
Betting Casino casino content developer casinos coronavirus draftkings EveryMatrix Evolution Gaming Gambling GGRAsia igaming Illinois Inside Asian Gaming Las Vegas Live Casino Macau MGM Resorts microgaming NetEnt New Jersey online casino online gambling Pennsylvania Philippines Playtech poker post pandemic Pragmatic Play Red Tiger Gaming relax gaming Scientific Games Corporation slot slots Sportsbetting Sports Betting sportsbook UKGC USA video slots wazdan William Hill World Series of Poker wsop yggdrasil Yggdrasil Gaming
© Copyright © 2019, GamblersNews Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
Répertoire du Réseau International des programmes de théorie critique
Critical Horizons. A Journal of Philosophy and Social Theory
Critical Horizons is a journal of philosophy and social theory based largely in Australia that works at the intersection of philosophy, aesthetics, and social and critical theory. It brings together a unique combination of perspectives to create a vibrant forum for critical analysis and creative dissonance. Critical Horizons is dedicated to publishing original analyses of contemporary social and cultural life from those working at the forefront of critical thinking as well as new generations of critical theorists from across a broad range of cultural contexts and theoretical traditions.
Critical Horizons publishes articles from critical theorists working in social and political philosophy, aesthetics, spatial and urban theory, anthropology, history of ideas, film and art theory, gender studies, comparative literature, and social and critical theory.
Critical Horizons is an internationally refereed journal and has published the work of Etienne Balibar, Andrew Bowie, Fred Dallmayr, Manfred Frank, Agnes Heller, Dieter Henrich, Axel Honneth, Martin Jay, Richard Kearney, Alphonso Lingis, Paul Patton, Jacques Rancière, Emmanuel Renault, and Richard Rorty.
John Rundell, Professor
Danielle Petherbridge, Professor
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ycrh20/16/2
danielle.petherbridge@ucd.le
Asie et la côte Pacifique


DinoDirect is the world's leading Cross-Border online store which provides the shopping of clothing, mobile and it's accessories, electronic gadgets, computers and peripherals etc from china. DinoDirect provides the free shipping for all over India. DinoDirect provides the best shopping experience of china products online.
DinoDirect is the world's leading provider of china products online and it provides the free shipping of its products to 200 countries all over the world. DinoDirect provides the products like clothing & apparel, mobiles and its accessories, electronic devices, health & beauty products, sporting goods & many other. DinoDirect provides the new arrival collections and it provides various offers on its products & also shopping through its wallet.We GoSavin provides the offers on dinodirect products online.


text:
Shyla Raghav
Vice President, Climate Change
Nominated by Andy Karsner
Shyla Raghav is Conservation International's leading climate change expert, and drives the organization's climate change strategy to secure and maximize nature's potential as a climate solution by leveraging technology, policy, and market innovation. Shyla is one of the youngest and one of the few minority women at the forefront of the movement in the U.S. She led the development of a carbon calculator as a way of giving consumers the power to fight climate change in their personal lives. Shyla also played an integral role in the negotiations on the Paris Agreement, signed by 195 countries, and has been instrumental in influencing international climate policy for over a decade.
Having working on both climate change mitigation and adaptation, Shyla has worked at the World Bank, Adaptation Fund, United Nations Development Programmme, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. From both California and northern India, Shyla studied applied ecology and international relations at the University of California, Irvine and earned her master's degree in environmental management from Yale University. She was named an InStyle's BadAss women, a Grist Top 50 Fixers, a AAAS/IfTHEN Ambassador for women in STEM, and has been featured on CNN, Vice News, and Elle Magazine.