Exbourne Church of England Primary School caters for children from the ages of 4 - 11. The approximate number on roll is 60. The number admitted each year is approximately 10. This year the children will be organised into three classes which are vertically grouped, according to age.
Our School has the highest expectations of each child's potential for achievement in all areas of school life. As a result we aim to provide a safe and secure environment which is conducive to effective and stimulating learning.
Good home and school links are essential for your child's well-being and it is important that they know that a partnership exists between us. We hope to share and consult both informally and formally through a successful association.
During the time your child spends at school we aim to provide enriching and stimulating experiences in a happy and secure atmosphere, where each child is encouraged to develop and extend their abilities to the fullest extent. In general, the curriculum is based on helping children to develop a positive self image, a knowledge of themselves, and their immediate environment, to awaken the basic skills of English, Mathematics, and Science and through Language to integrate experiences into a meaningful whole.
The core subjects:- English, Maths and Science, Religious Education (in accordance with the Devon Agreed Syllabus) and I.C.T.
Foundation subjects:- Technology (including design), History, Geography, Music, Art, Physical Education.


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PROVIDENCE, RI – Miscues helped the Johnson & Wales University baseball team win game one on Sunday against Lasell, then cost the Wildcats in game two. Johnson & Wales won the opener, 4-0, but lost the nightcap 5-1.
After failing to score with runners in scoring position in the second, third and fourth innings, JWU got four runs in the bottom of the sixth. Third baseman Joe Maracic drew a one-out walk, stole second and came around to score on a single to right field by Vin Amalfitano.
Lasell appeared to be out of the inning on a Rob Ballinger grounder to shortstop, but a throwing error kept the inning alive. Colby Greenhalgh doubled down the left field line to plate Amalfitano and Ballinger. He would cross the plate himself on Raimiel Rodriguez's double.
That was more than enough run support for JWU starter Rich Marshall. He only surrendered three hits with a career-high nine strikeouts for the first complete game of his career. The Lasers' Dan Petr gave up four runs, but only one earned, in 5.2 innings of work.
Already leading 2-1 in game two, the Lasers broke the game open with three runs in the fifth thanks to a pair of JWU errors. Sean Doris, who led off with a double, scored on a wild pitch. Chris Maringo laid down a squeeze bunt to plate David Marsell then Harrison Silva's single allowed Andre Marchesseault to score.
Going the distance to get the victory for Lasell was Marsell. He gave up one run on five hits with four strikeouts. JWU starter Kyle Cutler surrendered five unearned runs to take the loss.
The Wildcats are on the road Tuesday to take on Wesleyan at 4 p.m.


For the past two years, I have stood shoulder to shoulder with the parents of PS 163against the construction of a 20-story tower being constructed next to their children's school. Yesterday, a court confirmed what we've been saying all along: the prospect of a multi-year construction project footsteps from classrooms poses a threat to students. According to the judge's ruling, the developer and the Department of Health will be required to take another hard look at the adverse impact on students of the noise and hazardous materials stemming from the construction.
While the legal challenge has played out, we have also been fighting in the legislative arena to protect not just PS 163, but all students in our city facing the threat of nearby construction noise reverberating through their classrooms. My bill, Intro 420, would place strict limits on the noise impact on students in their classrooms. The bill is quickly picking up momentum and has garnered 25 co-sponsors in the City Council.
This ruling marks a victory in the push to protect the students of PS 163. I am grateful for the tireless work of the parents of PS 163 and the surrounding community as our fight continues.


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KidZania taking flight in Frisco with signature piece installed at first U.S. location
The make-believe city of KidZania offers detailed role-playing in more than 100 occupations, from banker to baker to firefighter to lawyer. Its first location in the country will open in Frisco in early 2019.
A construction worker secures the cockpit and front section of an airplane before moving it to what will be the entrance to KidZania at Stonebriar Centre mall in Frisco, Texas on Dec. 13, 2017. (Nathan Hunsinger / Staff Photographer)
By Valerie Wigglesworth
8:48 PM on Dec 13, 2017 CST
FRISCO — Kids will soon be flying high with the latest in let's pretend at Frisco's Stonebriar Centre mall.
The first U.S. location for the popular KidZania attraction is under construction on the mall's north side. This week marked the arrival of a signature piece — the front section of a decommissioned Boeing 737-500. Crews with Turner Construction and VCC spent several hours Wednesday moving the eight-ton plane part into place.
"Ground control has cleared them for takeoff," Gregory Knoop called from the upper level platform as a rigged aircraft took to the air with the help of cables and a crane.
Knoop is the chief development officer and acting chief operating officer for KidZania USA, which is owned and operated under the holding company E2W. Its headquarters are in Frisco.
KidZania was founded in 1999 near Mexico City. It now has 24 locations in 19 countries around the world, including London, Tokyo and Dubai. Each location sees about a half million visitors a year, according to the company.
The Stonebriar Centre site is slated to open in early 2019.
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"We think of ourselves as fun, experiential learning," Knoop said. "It's very educationally oriented."
The make-believe city offers detailed role-playing in more than 100 occupations, from banker to baker to firefighter to lawyer. KidZania works with more than 900 industry partners from the Fortune 500 list to create its "jobs."
"Those are the people we're looking for to lend credibility and authenticity to that experience," Knoop said.
A real-life experience
The plane installed Wednesday will be gutted and replaced with kid-friendly parts, including a cockpit flight simulator for would-be pilots, one of the more popular KidZania jobs.
"I'm sure aspiring pilots will be super excited once they hear about today's installation," Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney said.
Koop said recent talks with airline industry officials have also revealed a shortage of airline mechanics. "So we'll be developing curriculum for that."
And the jobs are all age appropriate. The youngest children might change a light bulb or a seat belt while the older set would get to do more complicated job-related tasks.
A promotional photo shows how kids can try their hand as a pilot in KidZania, an educatinal center coming to Stonebriar Centre mall in Frisco in 2019.(KidZania USA)
KidZania's entry into the U.S. is a joint effort with GGP Inc., which owns and operates Stonebriar Centre. The attraction's second U.S. location will open in Chicago's Oakbrook Center, another GGP property. More than a dozen other U.S. locations are expected to come after that.
But its debut in this country will be in Frisco, one of the nation's fastest growing cities with one of the nation's fastest growing school districts. The latest estimates put nearly a third of the city's population of more than 170,000 under age 18.
Construction on the 80,000-square-foot space is ongoing along with an attached parking garage.
"The kid-size world that KidZania is building in Frisco's Stonebriar Centre mall is bound to be a favorite for our young residents and visitors," Cheney said. "From the start, we've been excited to partner with a company emphasizing education and exploration while using entertainment and innovation to make every experience memorable."
Valerie Wigglesworth
vwigglesworth@dallasnews.com @vlwigg
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After graduating from LHES in 2010, Lorenz Valdez could not have imagined where he would be today. His current online brand as "The Hawaii Mentor," has given Lorenz the opportunity to help improve people's mental and physical health around the world. As a digital/social media marketer and part-time Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) on Oahu, he manages multiple social media accounts, creates vlogs, runs a blog and consults his clients on health and wellness. In addition to these functions, he also runs multiple online businesses as another source of income.
Success in an Online Career
Lorenz credits his ambition to his wife, who influenced him to become the person he is today. Initially wanting to stay close to his parents, Lorenz followed a friend to Maui in 2010 to pursue a degree in nursing before immediately realizing that career wasn't for him. He then changed majors and graduated from the University of Hawaii Maui with an associate degree in Sustainable Construction Technology, a program that offers students hands-on training in building construction and a wide range of other specialties. After graduating with his associate degree, he started work as a spa attendant at the Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort and became a CPT in 2014 until he officially began his online entrepreneur journey in 2016.
Lorenz persevered through a tough 5 months at the beginning of entrepreneurship as he struggled to make a profit. But he continued to learn by watching YouTube videos and following the teachings of The Millionaire Mentor, a former engineer-turned-entrepreneur, with millions of online followers. His hard work paid off, and in 2017 he quit his full-time job as a spa attendant to dedicate his time to digital/social media marketing and traveling the world with his wife.
However, once the pandemic hit and all travel came to a halt, Lorenz found himself missing everyday in-person social interactions. To fill that need, he chose to return part-time to personal training at Island Club and Spa on Oahu where he managed his own schedule with clients while still dedicating much of his time to The Hawaii Mentor platforms; the best of both worlds.
"The most fulfilling part is being able to connect with people from all around the world and being able to help inspire them in their fitness and their business," said Lorenz. "That's why I became a trainer when I learned about nutrition. I wanted to teach others, which is how it ultimately blended in with sharing what I learned about digital marketing."
Lorenz has managed to find success in his work and personal life as his career allows him to live his dream of traveling around the world with his wife. They recently got married in Switzerland and have traveled to other countries such as Japan, Korea, Paris, Philippines and Canada, to name a few. Aside from traveling, Lorenz also enjoys the simple luxuries of walking his dog, going to the beach, playing music and relaxing.
One of the things he misses most about Lanai is how relaxed it is, and although the last time he visited was two years ago, he is excited to visit more often.
"When you travel, it's so wild and crazy that when you go back home [to Lanai], I can just relax," said Lorenz. "I don't really need to think about too much and get to enjoy being around family, friends and people that I grew up with."
In the far-off future, although Lorenz doesn't plan to permanently settle down on Lanai, he dreams of one day giving back to the community and making a big impact that will leave a stamp back home to inspire others to pursue their passion. "If I can do it, anyone from Lanai can!" encouraged Lorenz.
Interested in keeping updated on Lorenz? Visit his website at www.thehawaiimentor.com to find links to his social media channels.


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Mystery lingers over stealthy Stuxnet infection
By John Leyden 27 Sep 2010 at 17:15
Analysis The infamous Stuxnet worm infected 14,000 systems inside Iran, according to new estimates.
The sophisticated and complex malware was tuned to infect supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems that are used to control power plants and factories. Stuxnet was tuned to attack specific configurations of Siemens Simatic WinCC SCADA system software. The technology is used in industrial control systems in power plants, oil pipelines and factories.
In addition to exploiting four zero-day vulnerabilities, Stuxnet also used two valid certificates (from Realtek and JMicron) and rootlet-style technology, factors that helped the malware stay under the radar for much longer than might normally be the case. The malware is capable of reprogramming the programmable logic controllers (PLCs) of control systems. Infected USB sticks are reckoned to be the main route of initial infection but once established Stuxnet spreads via default shares.
It was first detected by VirusBlokAda, an anti-virus firm based in Belarus, in late June, and confirmed by other security firms shortly afterwards in July.
Some have used this, along with the pattern of the worm's infection and sophistication, to suggest it was the work of an intelligence agency rather than regular cybercrooks and that its objective may have been to damage Iran's new nuclear reactor in Bushehr.
"Studies conducted show some personal computers of the Bushehr nuclear-power plant workers are infected with the virus," Mahmoud Jafari, a facility projects manager, at Bushehr, told Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency, the Wall Street Journal reports. He added that no significant damage was caused and the infection is unlikely to delay the scheduled completion of the plant next month. State media, by contrast, is reporting no infection at Iranian nuclear facilities.
Figures from Kaspersky Lab suggest far more systems in India (86,000) and Indonesia (34,000) have been affected than those inside Iran since the malware was first detected, back in July. However, binaries later associated with the malware were detected months before this, leading some to suggest Stuxnet may have been around for as long as a year.
The Russian anti-virus firm said that there's no firm evidence of the intended target much less who the creators of the attack are. However it is possible to narrow down the possibilities. Kaspersky describes the worm as a "one-of-a-kind, sophisticated malware attack" backed by a "well-funded, highly skilled attack team with intimate knowledge of SCADA technology".
"We believe this type of attack could only be conducted with nation-state support and backing," it concludes.
Other antivirus analysts agree with Kaspersky that the primary aim of the malware was sabotage rather than to information extraction (spying).
A comprehensive technical FAQ on the Stuxnet from McAfee can be found here. More detail on how Stuxnet infects systems can be found in an overview, complete with helpful diagrams, from Symantec, here.
Theories and further analysis about Stuxnet, which has started to receive widespread mainstream coverage over the last few days thanks to the Iranian nuke plant angle, are due to be discussed at the Virus Bulletin conference in Vancover later this week. For a contrary view, that the whole thing has been ridiculously overhyped, see Vmyths here. ®
What's Farsi for 'as subtle as a nuke through a window'? Foreign diplomats in Iran hit by renewed Remexi nasty
Iran, spying on foreigners within its borders? Shocked, shocked, we tell you
Remember Stuxnet? You'll endure its hated-by-critics sequel if you don't patch your holey Siemens industrial kit
Power, infrastructure, factory gear can be hijacked without any password check at all
Iran is doing to our networks what it did to our spy drone, claims Uncle Sam: Now they're bombing our hard drives
Tehran's hackers are 'wiping' infected machines as tensions spike, fresh sanctions approved
Iran's blame-it-on-Bitcoin 'leccy shortage probably isn't a US hack cover story... yet
Comment But just imagine Stuxnet: Consumer Edition
Baddies linked to Iran fingered for DNS hijacking to read Middle Eastern regimes' emails
'Almost unprecedented' attacks use the old man-in-the-middle diddle – infoseccers
Huawei CFO poutine cuffs by Canadian cops after allegedly busting sanctions on Iran
Exec could face trial in the US for 'cutting deals' with White House's Middle East bête noire
UK's planned Espionage Act will crack down on Snowden-style Brit whistleblowers, suspected backdoored gear (cough, Huawei)
Obscure legal doc catapulted to prominence by Home Sec
Google logins make JavaScript mandatory, Huawei China spy shock, Mac malware, Iran gets new Stuxnet, and more
Roundup Plus, SystemD gets system de-bugged, again


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I was hoping to do a small giveaway but been under the weather for a couple of months. I'll hopefully get something up before the end of this year.
I have a few videos I've recorded, but I haven't had time to edit them. Wish I can freeze time. So many things I want to do, but I don't have time to sit down without getting interrupted.
Once again, please look forward to new videos!
Christmas, Easter.. there's always season items to buy. This time Christmas is around the corner and in the shops I came across the Grand Ferrero Rocher.
It's fun breaking the shell to eat bits of it.
A small review on Saints Row the third platinum pack headset/headphone.
I found this while cleaning the house. It's interesting what you find during spring cleaning.
You can use this headphone to listen to music and you can use the microphone to use the auto tuned effect.
I had a lot of fun memories using this headphone while making phone calls to friends. They got annoyed of the auto tuned after a while.


Part of my plan for this first year of living in Fayetteville is to really learn to take time for myself, so I've been going through this meditation journal for just about two weeks. I found it through the world of instagram (the same way I've found many of my favorite current poets), and the premise behind it is just so wonderful. There is one question per day that is different, but then there is a list of the same things to think about every day: daily intentions, what you're thankful for, things to enjoy and accomplish for the day, and then a couple things to work on. I've been able to use it as a daily way to mentally check on myself- to see how my mood shifts from day to day, and to find common themes in my thinking.
One of the questions I really struggled with was how to know when you've really healed from something. I written about brain bruises before when tied into depression, which I think is still a great analogy for the reason why it's so much easier to fall back into that place after thinking you've fully recovered.
Yesterday, I was watching one of my girly drama shows during some down time, and one of the characters compared the end of a relationship to a broken bone: it can take a long time to heal, and the pain does eventually go away, but there's a certain ache that comes back when it rains. I love that because it's so accurate. It's so spot on, it's almost scary.
I thought I was healed from my last heartbreak. I thought I had fully recovered. But that communication opened back up recently, and I allowed myself to become vulnerable again. However, that trust and vulnerability got shut down, and again, the pain was intense. It was a sharp stab that caused all the emotions from a year ago to come boiling to the surface again. Even writing about it now brings the hurt back again.
This is where I come back to the idea of healing. The pain was just as strong as last year. The tears fell just as hard. However, it didn't last as long. I was able to gather my thoughts and emotions back together more quickly. I didn't feel as obliterated. I think that's where the evidence of healing can be found. It's not the lack of feeling that pain or sadness anymore, it's the ability to acknowledge the issue and still remain a fully-functioning being. It's not placing blame anymore, just accepting that there was a major loss. It's being able to realize that while you may or may not feel that strongly about someone again, the answer will never be found in turning off those emotions and refusing to care about the repercussions of your actions.
So yes, I've healed. But I'm still healing. Part of the beauty of the human experience is the constant healing from hurts that life hurls our way.


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Cauliflower lacks the green chlorophyll found in other members of the cruciferous family of vegetables like broccoli, cabbage and kale, because the leaves of the plant shield the florets from the sun as they grow. We tie up the heads early in the fall to protect the head. Cauliflower has a compact head (called a "curd"), usually about six inches in diameter that is composed of undeveloped flower buds. The flowers are attached to a central stalk.
Place in a plastic bag and store in your refrigerator crisper. When stored properly, cauliflower will last up to five days; however, it is best when eaten within three days.
Great eaten raw accompanied by dips, or cooked as a side dish or added to stir fries, pasta, quiches, omelets, soups and stews.


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We embrace a myriad of artists at varying levels in their career with a focus on featuring artists that are emerging to mid-level. We are committed to developing and showcasing exhibitions that are engaging, vary in media and techniques from diverse artists both locally and internationally. Exhibitions debut approximately every 8 weeks. Our Museum is a place for all ages to come and enjoy and is admission free.
We provide a variety of ways for artists, makers and supporters to participate and be highlighted in the museum. Engagement includes but is not limited to selling wares in our gallery to shop, offering workshops, calls to artists, arts sales and events and even becoming an active member of the Coral Springs Artist Guild. No matter how you participate, we are excited to see you and thank you for your support!
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LUIS GARCIA-NEREY | SHIFTING LINES
EXHIBITION OVERVIEW
Luis Garcia-Nerey, through a series of abstract paintings and site-specific installations throughout the Museum, invites viewers to confront and explore one of the most basic theories of human existence: the idea of the Self and the Other. His work consists of constructed environments that often starkly juxtapose each other, showing the chasms that exist from one person's lived reality to the next. Viewers are able to navigate these physical spaces and draw relevant conclusions themselves. In Shifting Lines, Garcia-Nerey literally leaves the door open to interpretation on subjects such as identity, inequality, and community. Visitors will be able to ask the artist questions at the reception and during an artist talk and other events to be held at the Museum.
Thursday, January 20 | 5:30pm- 8:30pm
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MELISSA HERRINGTON
Melissa Herrington is an abstract contemporary artist, born in Miami and currently based in Los Angeles, whose work is evidence of her love of color, shape, and texture. Her large-scale, gestural paintings are built up through layers of paint on canvas and overlaid with graphite, charcoal and pigment. Herrington's spontaneous, gestural marks dance on the canvas, while her subtle female forms ground her compositions, developing a story and set of possibilities for each of her subjects. In conjunction with the exhibition, she will be hosting an artist talk on her inspiration and creative process.
March 8 – April 23, 2022
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Featuring local, national and international artists over the course of our 25 year history, our exhibitions have engaged and ignited converations and careers of emerging, mid-level, and accomplished artists.
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Трибаль () — населений пункт у Хорватії, в Приморсько-Горанській жупанії у складі громади Винодольська Опчина.

Населення
Населення за даними перепису 2011 року становило 621 осіб.

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Клімат
Середня річна температура становить 10,93 °C, середня максимальна – 22,71 °C, а середня мінімальна – -1,62 °C. Середня річна кількість опадів – 1394 мм.

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This region known as the Solu Khumbu is known around the world as the famous home of the world's highest mountain. Mt. Everest, or Sagarmatha as the Nepalese call it, rises 8,848m. into the sky. The hike to the base camp attracts trekkers from all over the globe.We runs 3 versions of treks in the Everest region with many possibilities to add Trekking in Everest Region.


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Located in a beautiful setting which includes over 7 acres of open green space, Parklands is a flagship development for Camstead and is already 70% reserved. The Adrenaline Creative design team and copy writers worked closely with the clients from the planning stages to create a distinctive brand which blends the natural feeling of the site whilst conveying the high quality specification and finish of the site. An important part of the success has been Camstead's investment in quality marketing materials which includeda new development brand, high quality brochure, CGIS, website advertising, hoarding and signage.


The other day I accompanied a buddy of mine to a trade show held at a casino.
I am not a gambler, but one thing I have noticed in my limited history with casinos is that there is often a stark difference between casino advertisements and the actual scene at the casino itself.
Often I'll drive by billboards or notice other casino promotions that depict a group of people having just a cavalcade of fun. It might be around the craps or blackjack table, but in each case the person or persons playing are always celebrating that winning hand or roll of the dice. Oftentimes there are very attractive women in the advertisement who seem to be enjoying themselves as well.
And I often laugh, because my, how different my experience with casinos has been.
So anyway, we pulled up to the casino and toured the trade show. After an hour or two, we broke for lunch, which was held inside the casino. To get there, we had to walk by hundreds of slot machines. Of course, they were blinking and making noises that sounded like money.
As I continued to weave through the slots, I walked by several people who were playing. Because it was just after noon, the casino wasn't crowded, and because of that I was able to notice each person individually. One by one, I looked at their faces, and in many of them I noticed something.
There was a despondency I perceived as they sat in their stools and waited for a favorable combination: 777, three cherries, BAR BAR BAR, etc.
The face of one man in particular struck me. I studied him for a few seconds as I walked by, his face cloaked with hopelessness.
It was almost as if he wore the realization that the jackpot might never come.
I don't know why I didn't. I guess I was scared to.
You know, I think many of us struggle with finding purpose in life. We wonder why we are put here on this earth and often pass through this odd corridor merely existing and not really living. Life is reduced to a series of insignificant events strung together over a number of years and then you die and are never seen or heard from again.
Some even believe that life means absolutely nothing. What a cold and despondent space we live in, some must think.
For many years, I lived on the edge of that lifelessness and despair. I wondered where God was in the midst of my circumstances. My heart was cold as a Moscow winter. I found little purpose in life and eventually got to a point where I didn't care if I lived or died. I was like that man who was sitting in front of the slot machine—worse, even.
Over time, I have discovered there is a flipside to that coin. Life can have purpose and meaning. We don't have to spend our lives sitting around waiting on the jackpot or the winning lottery ticket. Our lives are not dependent on chance, but rather a simple choice.
Many years ago I trusted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. I strayed from him for a long while, but over time, God has slowly pulled me back. One of the things I have discovered through this refining process is that my life has infinite value and purpose. The fact that I'm writing this article right now, encouraging others to follow Jesus, is evidence of that.
Similarly, your life does have value and purpose. Your life means something. You are fearfully and wonderfully made, and the Creator of this universe cares for you.
You don't have to pass through this world merely existing, perched in front of the slot machine of life, hoping to hit the jackpot.
If there is any redeeming quality to this article, I hope it is this: to help you realize there is another way. Your life can be different.
By the realization that we've already struck gold. The coins tumbled two thousand years ago when Jesus Christ died for us. With that selfless act, Jesus simultaneously provided a route to heaven and a way to an abundant life here on this earth. He didn't die so our lives could be perpetually spent pulling a lever, going through the drudgery of motions until we are plugged 6 feet under.
He did so we can have life, and have it to the full.
This is supposed to be good news. This is supposed to be met with hallelujahs, yet we have failed to take hold of this special life. Why? Because we allow our circumstances to dictate our attitude, instead of Jesus dictating our attitude. Why? Because we have become distracted with lifeless pursuits, instead of the edifying pursuit of a life glorifying and serving a risen Lord.
Why? Because we settle for a slow drip when we can have the fountain.
When we believe in Jesus, a sense of purpose, worth, value, and meaning is immediately installed into our life. We don't have to search for it. We don't have to wait for the numbers to line up or the right combination of a spinning wheel. All we have to do is believe we have won and cash in our winning ticket.


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Una familia perfectamente normal (A Perfectly Normal Family, en inglés) es una película danesa de 2020 dirigida por Malou Reymann cuyo guion se inicia cuando el padre confiesa a su familia su decisión de reasignarse su género. La protagonizaron Mikkel Boe Følsgaard, Neel Rønholt, Kaya Toft Loholt y Rigmor Ranthe.  La película se estrenó en el Festival Internacional de Cine de Róterdam de 2020, antes de su estreno en Dinamarca el 20 de febrero de 2020.

Sinopsis
Emma, preadolescente, siente pasión por el fútbol, y lleva una vida sin sobresaltos con sus padres y hermana mayor. Hasta que un día, mientras comen una pizza, recibe una noticia que partirá su vida en dos: su padre va a ser a partir de ese momento una mujer llamada Agnete.

Reparto
 Mikkel Boe Følsgaard
 Kaya Toft Loholt
 Rigmor Ranthe
 Neel Rønholt
 Jessica Dinnage
 Hadewych Minis
 Tammi Øst
 Kristian Halken
 Peter Zandersen
 Omar Abdel-Galil
 Shireen Rasool Elahi Panah
 Wilfred Schandorff Worsøe

Críticas
La película tiene una calificación del 67% en Rotten Tomatoes .  Sophie Monks Kaufman de Empire otorgó a la película dos estrellas de cinco.  Jay Weissberg de Variety le dio a la película una crítica positiva, calificándola de "una imagen sincera y cautivadora de buenas personas que intentan negociar un territorio apenas trazado lo mejor que pueden".

Referencias

Películas de 2020
Películas de Dinamarca
Películas con temática LGBT de 2020
Películas en danés
Películas de temática transgénero
Películas con temática LGBT de Dinamarca


There is a debate as to whether one can ever be cured of an addiction. Some say once you have changed the behavior for a long period of time you are cured. Others believe that while you may have stopped the addiction for many years you are never cured.
I have spent most of my life battling my weight. Over the years this has created some health issues for me. Doctors will tell you that overweight women have an increase chance of breast cancer, heart problems, diabetes, etc. I am one of those statistics having had coronary artery bypass and breast cancer. And in the last year, my doctor has been warning me that my blood chemistries have been high with regards to my cholesterol and the possibility of becoming a diabetic. But my need to eat seemed uncontrollable. I have tried every diet I could find: Diet Center, Weight Watchers, The Cookie Diet, Duke Universities Rice Diet, Cabbage Diet and probably a few others I cannot remember. They all work; except I could not stay on them for any length of time.
In April of this year both my husband and I went to a nutritionist who put us on a rotational diet and for the first time are experiencing success. I haven't been this thin since I was in my early thirties. With 10 more pounds to go I feel as if I have finally been cured of my eating addiction.
I had been having a craving for a hamburger (with the bun) and a piece of white cake with icing. I am a chocolate lover so I couldn't fathom why I would spend my calories on white cake, but this is what I craved. When I spoke to the nutritionist he told us that we could afford a cheat now and again and to go ahead and have our hamburger and cake. And then return to the eating plan.
I was so excited I could hardly sit still in the car on the way to a burger joint that Thad had been to but I had never. I heard they made these humongous burgers with everything on it. Sure enough I had their specialty. A juicy burger with mushrooms, cheese, bacon, French fried onion rings and a special sauce on a bun! When it came out it was so big I asked for directions on how to eat it. The waitress said "Just smash it down and cut it in half and eat it".
And eat it I did. Half way through I realized it was so rich and had so much stuff on it I could not taste the hamburger. I was stuffed and I wasn't really enjoying it. But it was my cheat! So, I did what any addict would do – I kept eating it until it was gone.
As I made my way to the grocery store to get my single serving piece of white cake; I tried to decide (let me see if I can put this delicately) – at which end I needed to evacuate first. Mind you, I felt sick but it was my legal cheat and I was going to get my white cake.
And I did. And I ate it. And I evacuated. And I didn't eat dinner that night. I was cured.
The following week our church was having their Weekend of Service. This is where members are involved in various community service projects such as Clean up the Beach, Jacob's Shoes, Letters to veterans and military personnel deployed and to bring food to the first responders as a way of showing appreciation for the service they do. I decided that among other things I would make a recipe I found on Facebook that looked to be absolutely scrumptious – Cracked Peanut Butter Cup Chocolate Fudge Brownies. I would make it along with a freshly made fruit salad. I bought all the ingredients and make the fruit salad in short order. I then began to follow the recipe for the brownies and soon realized that this was going to take all morning as it had several layers. This recipe had everything decadent and fattening you could possibly think of: peanut butter, Reese's PB cups, chocolate chips, fudge, and even Rice Crispies. Having been eating "clean" my food preparation was very simple – baked, grilled, fresh, and simple. Prepping was simple, easy and no issue. However, when I began this recipe I fell back into my old ways – sampling every ingredient and step along the way. And there were a lot of steps! It wasn't long before I was having that same "yucky" feeling I had with the hamburger and told myself to quit sampling.
When the brownies were finally put together and had cooled, I cut them and began arranging them on a platter that would be brought to the fire station. A corner split apart. I told myself to leave it.
Feeling sick to my stomach, I shoved those two pieces into my mouth and swallowed!
Again, that night I couldn't eat dinner.
And that's when I knew that while I was controlling my eating addiction most of the time, it was merely lying in wait.
or feeling sorry for oneself.
It slithers out from its hiding place much like Satan tempted Eve with the apple offering me once again what has soothed the savage beast in me in the past. Food.
Are you there? Do you use food as an anesthesia or to comfort you when life hurts? What do you do?
Dr. Pamela Peeks is a national renowned physician, scientist, expert and thought leader in the fields of integrative and preventive medicine. In an article in Prevention Magazine, she shares steps to take to help us combat the desire to eat those salty, sweet and savory foods that manufacturers purposefully create to make addiction possible.
Find out what your relationship with food is. What triggers your overeating?
Know your staples from your treats. Natural carbs like berries and healthy fats from avocado, olive oil, fish and lean meats provide quick energy and fuel. Every now again a treat that contains more sugar (grapes) and fat (dairy or meat) is okay. Today, we live in a "Grab & Go" world and manufacturer are creating what Dr Peeke calls "hyper palatable" foods full of sugar, fat and salt. More enticing because they are ubiquitous, cheap and easily accessible, needed little to no cooking. Know the difference.
Know your enemy. Make a list of all your enemy foods that you know will trigger overeating and lead you to feel out of control. Look at those people, places and things that foster your food addiction. You not only need to exchange bad foods for healthy ones but examine your lifestyle so that new, healthier choices can be made that will support your recovery.
Three Words: Mind, Mouth, Muscle.
Mind: Reclaim your brain by practicing positive affirmation, meditation and mindful eating. Meditation can cause actual brain changes to help repair and strengthen brain cells.
Mouth: Get "high" from whole foods such as watermelon, spinach, avocados, tofu, and nuts to reestablish normal reward responses for natural foods. Use protein and fiber combinations such as carrots and hummus, peanut or almond butter and apples slices that satisfy and stop the urge to splurge on sugary/fatty/salty foods.
Muscle: Regular physical activity stimulates brain growth, promotes calmness and decreases the chance for relapse.
There are crosses to bear in life. Some are for a season, some are for a lifetime. Regardless of how long we carry them, we have the blessed assurance from God that we are not alone. He is there, right besides us, helping us carry the burden whenever we reach out to ask him for help.
So here's my plan. I am going to continue working with my nutritionist, learn to change my environment to exclude potentially problematic situations. There will no longer be bake-a-thons in my kitchen. I will deliver delectables from the bakery to the Fire Station. I will continue to eat naturally sweet foods and fats that promote health, and exercise by walking/biking my brain and body to health.
Thanks for sharing your story! Powerful and informative!
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The detective officers continued their investigations yesterday, but up to a late hour last night no arrest had been made, neither is there any prospect of an arrest being effected. The public of the neighbourhood continue to make statements, which are committed to writing at Commercial street station, and in several instances the police have been made cognisant of what the informants consider to be suspicious movements of individuals whose appearance is supposed to tall with that of the man wanted. Every clue given by the public in their zeal to assist the police has been followed up, but without success, and the lapse of time, it is feared, will lessen the chances of discovering the perpetrator of the crime.
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IOSR-JHSS Volume-4 ~ Issue-6 ~ Nov-Dec-2012
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Title : The Role of Social Media in the Recent Political Shifts in the Middle East and North Africa
Authors : Farhad Rezaei, Ronen A. Cohen
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Abstract:This paper intends to demonstrate the significant role of the social medias during the last several years and in the outbreak of recent revolutions and social protests in the Middle East and North Africa, which has led to deep systemic changes. The role of the Facebook and Twitter was considerable in uprising and by helping citizens to overthrow of dictators that governed them in Egypt, Tunisia and turmoil and spreading of sensitive information at the national context in Iran, Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Libya. The digital media is making possible the real political shifts. After reviewing the literature, we argue that how social medias initiated the downfall of the tyrannical regimes of the Middle East and North Africa.
Keywords:Social Media, Middle East, North Africa, Political Shifts, Revolutions, Social Protest.
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Title : Globalization and Its Dimensions of Education Inequalities: With Special Reference to Karnataka
Authors : N.Somashekar And Vinodh Kumar G.C.
Abstract:Education is the most important tool for development of any society. In India, higher education has been beneficial for some but not for all streams of the society. There is a need to make the process more inclusive because some millions of people in the country have seen almost no rewards. The results of globalization are mixed. The benefits have not reached the majority and new risks have emerged for the socially deprived and rural poor. It has also created socio-economic and cultural disparities in the society. The disparities are found in creating a gap between caste, class and communities. The present education system has failed to inclusive of equal opportunity to entire section of the society. This development has led to the unequal distribution of socio- economic standard of the society. There is a need to study inclusive of all sections of the society for providing equal standard of education and equal opportunity for the major sections of the society for the development of nation.
Keywords: Cultural aspect, Economic inequality, Globalization, Higher education & Social inequality.
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Title : Gender Differences Specially in health: A Case Study in Meghalaya and Tripura
Authors : Bhola Nath Ghosh
Abstract:Male and female are like two sides of the same coin. The development of science and the society is due to the combined effort of male & female members in the society. But in actual practice they are not treated equally. In the patrilineal societies, women are not considered as equal with men, though they enjoy a better social status than men. In patrilineal societies a women, after the marriage, leave her natal place permanently and goes to reside with her husband. Again, in patrilineal societies the ritual role of the male is considered more vital than the female. These being the most influential reasons, the women have remained backward in various fields as compared to males. In some traditional societies, they are considered as social and economic burden on the parents and hence some of the parents do not prefer to have female issues. We will discuss different issues but emphasis will be given on health. Two states in North-East India namely Meghalaya & Tripura have been chosen for investigation. Meghalaya is dominated by tribes who belong to matrilineal societies, whereas Tripura is almost completely patrilineal. We have investigated the gender differences in these two states.
Key Words:Patrilineal Societies, Matrilineal Societies, Social Status, Gender Differences, Health
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Title : Sustainablity of Madarasa Teachers: A Case Study of Belgaum District
Authors : Dr. Z. A. Pathan,2Md. M. A. Mujawar
Abstract:Education for Sustainable Development allows every human being to acquire the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values necessary to shape a sustainable future. Education for Sustainable Development means including key sustainable development issues into teaching and learning; for example, climate change, disaster risk reduction, biodiversity, poverty reduction, and sustainable consumption. It also requires participatory teaching and learning methods that motivate and empower learners to change their behaviour and take action for sustainable development. Education for Sustainable Development consequently promotes competencies like critical thinking, imagining future scenarios and making decisions in a collaborative way.
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Title : The Relevance of Peace to Economic Development and Nation Building
Authors : Cynado C.N.O. Ezeogidi
Abstract:Post colonial Nigeria has witnessed a lot of conflicts. Some of the conflicts have been very protracted and devastatious. They have also come in different diemensions and colorations. Some of the conflicts are viewed as political conflicts. Others are seen as religious and communal conflicts. The persistent conflicts in different parts of Nigeria is an indication that Nigerians are either not informed of the danger of conflicts or are not trained on the relevance of peace in nation building. The work on relevance of peace in nation building is therefore necessary and timely. This work is therefore an effort to educate our readers on the impact of peace on economic development for nation building. The work shall adopt normative theoretical frame work in its interpretation of absence of peace. It shall rely on oral interview and secondary sources.
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Title : Role Definition and Editorial Capacity Building Status of Nigerian Christian Publishers
Authors : Professor E. Nolue Emenanjo; Professor Ozo-Mekuri Ndimele; Dr. Samuel Okere
Abstract:This work is an empirical study which examines the nature of operations of Christian publishing in Nigeria with regard to role definition and editorial capacity building. It adopted the descriptive survey method using the questionnaire as instrument of data collection. From a population of 108 Christian publishers, a sample size of 97 was purposively determined out of which 88 copies of the questionnaire were retrieved. Data generated were analysed in simple descriptive statistics and presented in tables, pie chart and histogram. The findings revealed that Christian publishers in Nigeria have defined their roles appropriately but they lack the requisite editorial capacity to realise their mission. The researchers therefore, recommended, that for these publishers to be in real business of fulfilling their purpose for which they are established, they need to employ the requisite editorial staff and provide them with regular training
Key Words:Role definition; Editorial capacity building; Christian publisher
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Title : Human Capital and Economic Growth: An empirical investigation using panel data
Authors : Miethy Zaman
Abstract:This paper investigates the effect of human capital on economic growth. Under a hybrid specification, for a sample of 100 countries, using panel data for the period 1980-2005, the empirical outputs provide considerable evidence for a dual role of human capital in determining economic growth. The sensitivity of the findings is evaluated by subjecting the estimations to different sub-samples. Some specific problems relating to the measures of human capital and technology gap are also outlined. Future research should focus on building more refine hybrid models and constructing more comprehensive measures of human capital..
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A really exellent road and definitely one of the best in the area. Winding along at around 1000m through some low mountains, here lies a section of fast bend combinations that are hard to beat. A very rewarding stretch to ride fast, and mostly very good surface and good corners that give little in the way of nasty surprises. Highly recommended. Can be combined with the A396 from Ronda, a beautiful little city that makes a good stop.
At the end very poor road condition, but scenery is well worth it! Absolutely must route to south from Tromsö for touring bikers.
Classic forest&lake views and bendy curves.
Nice route from capital area to Kouvola area. The early part of the route is called kings road. At the early part bends are very easy, little bit tighter bends following later.


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Why Is New York Called the Big Apple?
Traci Taylor Published: January 24, 2022
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New York state is the second-largest grower of apples, behind only Washington state and many believe New York City is called the Big Apple because we grow so many apples, but the nickname actually has nothing to do with our much-loved fruit.
Would you believe that New York City's nickname of the Big Apple is actually centered around horse racing?
Back in the 1920s, there was a newspaper sports reporter by the name of John J. Fitz Gerald. Fitz Gerald was reporting on horse races at a track in New Orleans when he overheard some stable hands mention that they were headed to the "Big Apple."
The "Big Apple" the stable hands were referring to was New York City and the reference "Big Apple" was because New York's tracks were considered to be some pretty big-time venues.
After what he overheard the stable hands say about New York, Fitz Gerald decided that he liked the sound of the name and began to drop it in his newspaper articles where th nickname started to gain traction.
By the 1930's several jazz musicians piggybacked off Fitz Gerald, also calling New York City the Big Apple when talking about the music clubs in which they played, being big time or big league.
Interestingly, calling New York City the Big Apple kind of fizzled out after the 1930s and didn't really make a comeback until the 1970s when a man named Charles Gillett held the position of president of the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau who decided to revive it.
Gillett was a fan of jazz music and knew that back in the 1930s, musicians referred to the City as the Big Apple and decided to see if he could get the nickname to stick again. It did and as they say, the rest is history!
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Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac location within convenient access to Reading University, Green Park and junction 11 of the M4 motorway, is this extended and very well presented semi-detached home. Accommodation comprises two bedrooms, a 20ft lounge/dining room, 14ft refitted kitchen and a refitted bathroom. Further benefits include double glazed windows, driveway parking, radiator gas central heating and an enclosed rear garden.
Door to main entrance hall, front aspect double glazed window.
Stairs leading to the first floor, double radiator, telephone point, and door to lounge.
20' 7" x 15' 8" (6.27m x 4.78m) Front aspect double glazed window, two double radiators, laminated flooring, TV point, understairs cupboard, side aspect double glazed window, double doors leading to kitchen, fitted wall lights.
14' 10" x 13' 1" (4.52m x 3.99m) Side and rear aspect double glazed windows, range of eye and base level units, one and a half bowl with drainer, fitted gas hob with separate double oven plus extractor fan overhead, plumbing for washing machine, space for dishwasher, space for American style fridge, laminated flooring, downlighters, door leading to rear garden.
Side aspect double glazed window, loft hatch.
15' 8" x 11' 8" (4.78m x 3.56m) Front aspect double glazed window, various fitted wardrobes, single radiator, double radiator, and telephone point.
9' 1" x 8' 6" (2.77m x 2.59m) Rear aspect double glazed window, wooden floor boards, double radiator.
Rear aspect double glazed window, panel enclosed bath with separate shower plus additional hand held shower, concealed cistern WC, wall mounted wash hand basin, heated towel rail, downlighters.
Driveway parking, low maintenance shingled tiered rockery with shrubs and mature tree, gate leading to rear garden.
Paved patio area, raised flower beds, steps down onto a separate lawn with further steps leading down to a brick built store, garden is enclosed by mature hedges, wood panel fencing, and a brick wall.