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The COVID-19 outbreak is a global challenge on an unprecedented scale, but Preschool of the Arts remains committed to offer a vibrant, innovative and supportive learning community committed to child-focused exploration and creativity. We aim to meet the significant impacts this crisis has on our children with love, compassion and understanding. We believe children are capable. We value play as both means of developmentally appropriate learning and processing the world. We will continue to structure our curriculum around these constructs, while incorporating ongoing best health practices regarding COVID-19.
Keeping our families healthy has never been more important than it is today. Our worlds changed drastically in March of 2020, and we continue to battle COVID-19 on every front. Despite our desire to stay at home and isolate, many of us have had to make the difficult decision to regain our lives as much as possible. We need to return to work or work from home without distraction, and with this decision has come the need for our children to return to preschool.
Preschool of the Arts understands the conflict between needing to get back to work and wanting to keep your family safe. We take your concerns seriously, and we want to provide a healthy environment as well as an environment that nurtures, inspires, and allows your child to flourish.
Taking that first step to return to preschool can be daunting, but at Preschool of the Arts, we are with you from our "safety first" drop off to our cleaned and disinfected classroom pods. We take your trust in us seriously, and because of that, we have added several health features to our environment.
First, we added a new bipolar ionization system to our existing heating and cooling system. Needlepoint bipolar ionization is a technology that reduces airborne particles and kills airborne pathogens such as viruses, mold spores and bacteria. The units are built into our HVAC system, so each classroom and group bathroom in our building has been upgraded.
Second, we purchased an electrostatic sprayer machine. The Clorox 360 charges disinfecting solutions to reach surfaces outside the line of sight, covering what conventional cleaning may miss, including the sides, underside and backside of surfaces. The sprayer also allows us to use an antimicrobial product on surfaces that can't be disinfected, such as playground equipment and rugs.
Lastly, we hired an auxiliary staff person to continually keep our teachers stocked in microfiber cleaning cloths, wipe down high touch surfaces, such as light switches and door knobs, and sanitize toys and other classroom materials. This valuable person allows the teachers and staff to feel confident that all areas of the school are clean.
Perhaps the most important thing about life at PSA during COVID is our community of creative, joyous learners. Each classroom is currently its own entity, operating without crossing paths with other classrooms in the school. While this is not how PSA normally operates, we know that a classroom in isolation from other classrooms is a safer practice. In addition, the children understand the importance of mask wearing, and children and teachers at PSA wear masks indoors and outside when social distancing is not possible. Children and staff are required to do a daily health screen, and we have guidelines for when children need to stay home from school. We will continue to fine tune and adapt our policies as information unfolds and in response to new information from the CDC and Dane County Public Health Department. The children continue to enjoy art, music, stories, free play, projects, and plenty of outdoor time, and their laughter can be heard throughout the school. This, above all else, is what's important—the children are thriving and growing in their relationships with one another and their teachers. As we know, social-emotional learning is crucial for preschool children, and together, even in smaller groups, is better than being apart!
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Complete cast announced for Mary Page Marlowe at Second Stage Theater
David Aaron Baker and Nick Dillenburg complete the cast of the upcoming New York premiere of Tracy Letts' Mary Page Marlowe.
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Second Stage Theater has now announced complete casting for the upcoming New York premiere of Pulitzer Prize & Tony Award winner Tracy Letts' Mary Page Marlowe, directed by Obie & Drama Desk Award winner Lila Neugebauer, which will begin previews at 2ST's Tony Kiser Theater on June 19, 2018, before an official opening on July 12 and a limited engagement through to August 12, 2018.
David Aaron Baker and Nick Dillenburg join the cast and take on the roles of Ray and Ed Marlowe, respectively. The complete cast of Mary Page Marlowe includes Tatiana Maslany, Susan Pourfar, Emma Geer, Blair Brown, Mia Sinclair Jenness and Kellie Overbey (who all play Mary Page Marlowe at different points in her life), alongside David Aaron Baker (as Ray), Kayli Carter (as Wendy Gilbert), Audrey Corsa (as Connie), Marcia DeBonis (as Shrink), Nick Dillenburg (as Ed Marlowe), Ryan Foust (as Louis Gilbert), Tess Frazer (as Lorna), Grace Gummer (as Roberta Marlowe), Brian Kerwin (as Andy), Maria Elena Ramirez (as Nurse), Elliot Villar (as Ben), and Gary Wilmes (as Dan).
Synopsis: "If you looked back on eleven moments from your life, would you recognize yourself, or would you see a stranger? Mary Page Marlowe is a seemingly ordinary accountant from Ohio who has experienced pain and joy, success and failure. In this sweeping but intimate play, Tracy Letts gives us a haunting portrait of a complex woman, demonstrating how a series of forgotten moments can add up to one memorable life."
The creative team behind Mary Page Marlowe features scenic design by Laura Jellinek, costume design by Kaye Voyce, lighting design by Tyler Micoleau, and sound design by Brandon Wolcott.
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truTV Greenlights Third Season of Those Who Can't
Network's First Scripted Series Created by The Grawlix Comedy Troupe Returning to Smoot High
Here's what we'll spend the next few paragraphs telling you, in handy bullet form for easy skimming:
• truTV has picked up its scripted-series Those Who Can't for a 13-episode third season with an anticipated air date of late 2017;
• The series stars show creators and executive producers Adam Cayton-Holland, Andrew Orvedahl, and Ben Roy – all members of the Denver-based comedy troupe The Grawlix – as trouble-making high school teachers at Smoot High. They are joined by Maria Thayer as the school's librarian;
• Produced by Thank You Brain! Productions and 3 Arts Entertainment, Those Who Can't is truTV's first scripted series and it originally premiered on the network on February 11, 2016. Season two aired in fall 2016.
truTV is going back to school. The Turner-owned network announced today the third season pick up of Those Who Can't, its first scripted series starring series creators and executive producers Adam Cayton-Holland, Andrew Orvedahl and Ben Roy, members of the Denver-based comedy troupe The Grawlix, with Maria Thayer (Eagleheart) starring alongside as the school librarian. Together, it's the faculty members – not the kids – of the fictional Smoot High in Denver, Colorado who are responsible for the outlandish exploits taking place inside the school's walls. Throughout its first two seasons, the show has featured an impressive roster of guest stars including Susie Essman, Kyle Kinane, Hana Mae Lee, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Patton Oswalt, Cheri Oteri, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Rory Scovel, Baron Vaughn and many more.
"From day one, we have loved this show and are proud of the world of rich characters that Adam, Andrew and Ben have built through two successful seasons," said Chris Linn, president of truTV. "There are more hilarious stories to tell at Smoot High, and we can't wait to see what they come up with next."
Those Who Can't is executive-produced by Tracey Baird and Krysia Plonka of Thank You, Brain! Productions; Michael Rotenberg and Josh Lieberman of 3 Arts Entertainment; and Richard Korson. The series, which originally premiered on truTV in February 2016, has developed a loyal, passionate fan base of comedy lovers and has one of truTV's most socially-engaged audiences. The series' first season can now be seen on Hulu, with all episodes from seasons one and two available via the truTV app, truTV.com and on select VOD platforms.
Additionally, the series cast appears in truTV's new "Funny because it's tru" brand campaign that cements the network's comedic roots – and no, Orvedahl wasn't actually harmed (or killed) in the making of the spots.
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The other day I have seen The Zero Theorem, a recent movie by Terry Gilliam. The movie was not really appreciated by the critics, but if you are reading here, probably you have already seen it, so it doesn't really matter. Also, it was greatly imaginative, and Gilliam's fans will appreciate it. But if you've seen the movie, then you could ask: how much of it is mathematically true? Of course, it's all pretty surreal and it must not be taken at face value, but is there a kernel of truth? Maybe. Let's see.
Q. What is the Zero Theorem? Is it something mathematicians are really trying to prove?
so probably this is not what Gilliam had in mind.
At a certain point we learn that Qohen managed to prove that 0 equals 93.78926%, and the objective is 100%.
The Mainframe! I must access the Mainframe!
Q. Is it possible to prove that everything is 0? Can it really happen?
A. Yes, it can definitely happen. If you read this post, then you'd know that mathematics is a list of things we say are true (axioms) and everything that can be logically derived by them. Gödel proved with his Second Incompleteness Theorem that we cannot be sure that such a list doesn't prove a contradiction, ever. Tomorrow one smart guy can wake up, and prove that all mathematics is 0.
Q. What would happen if the Zero Theorem is true? Everything would be meaningless, like in the movie?
Q. Is the name of the protagonist relevant to mathematics?
A. There is a Cohen that is extremely important in mathematics, Paul Cohen, his work on the continuum problem (see this post) was unprecedented and changed mathematics completely, thanks to his technique, called forcing. But this has nothing to do with the Zero Theorem, and as the surname of Qohen is Leth, probably Gilliam was referring to Qoheleth, the Ecclesiastes.
Q. What is the Transfinite Paradox?
A. Yes, at the beginning Qohen solves the Transfinite Paradox. Transfinite is how mathematicians call an infinite that is not absolute, but all such paradoxes are already solved, so I have no idea what he meant.
Also, can we please, please, please avoid every time there is someone doing something mathematical avoid to picture him (because it's always a male) as a disturbed, asocial and in general a few cards short of a deck? Of course, mathematicians are a odd bunch, just like musicians, artists, writers and every job where you need a lot of passion to survive. But there are many ways to be odd, and not only this Asperger-like grumpiness: probably the worst case, bordering libel, was in the recent The Imitation Game, where they used the usual palette to paint Turing, that in reality was a fun, sociable and likeable person. Come on, moviemakers! De-Sheldonize mathematics!
Infinity is a staple of science fiction, like in Futurama or Artemis Fowl. But if you want to know more about its limits, then go no further then here.


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Q: Сравнение картинок Здравствуйте. Как в Delphi сравнить две картинки? Или есть какие-то другие способы решения этой задачи?
Задача:

Имеется поле хаотично окрашенное в разные цвета на нём через определённое время появляется объект (картинка). Необходимо найти координаты этого объекта.

A: Эту задачу можно решить довольно просто. Я не знаю полного условия зачачи.
Вообщем, если картинка слишком большая, например больше 200х200, то картинку,
а точнее BitMap-объект придется масштабировать с помощью функции StretchDraw,
например до размеров 100х100. Если картинку не масштабировать, то все ресурсы ЦП
будут направлены на сканирование картинки. Так, как сканировать?
Предлагаю сканировать каждый пиксель битмапа вот так:
> var bmp:TbitMap;
> begin
> bmp.Canvas.Pixels[x,y];   //этот метод возвращает цвет пикселя в цифровом виде
> ...

Ну, а далее все зависит от того, насколько развито твое мышление!
Надеюсь, ты догадался, что надо будет создать двумерную матрицу размером
width X height самого изображения и далее записывать туда значение каждого
пикселя, полученное методом Canvas.Pixels[x,y];.
Потом заводишь таймер и постоянно сканируешь битмап на изменения.
Удачи!

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Whether it's for a bachelorette party or girls' night out, drinking wine and painting is a great way to spend time with family and friends, get creative and enjoy a tasty beverage. With the tips below, you'll have the skills for throwing the perfect wine and paint party.
Let's start with the first part of the party — the wine. People have different palates and like varying flavors and dryness of wines. Make sure your guests have the choices they're looking for, from reds to whites to rosés. And, don't forget non-alcoholic beverages, such as sparkling water, soda, juice and tea, for alternative drink choices.
Preparing some light appetizers and finger foods provide your guests with scrumptious morsels to snack on in-between brush strokes. Asking guests to bring dishes to pass can also add to the communal feel of the gathering.
Serving the tasty treats on small plates makes them easy to carry while guests move about and mingle with each other. Another fun option is to create or find a playlist of tunes that cater to your party and project.
An easy way to have a DIY wine and paint party is to use stretched canvas, which can easily be painted on with craft, acrylic or oil-based paint, and once dry, can be hung virtually anywhere in the home. Generally, a 16″ x 20″ canvas is the perfect size for most projects.
Purchasing a bulk mixed bag of brushes, as well as bulk paints, is an easy way to be economical and provide your guests with the materials they'll need to become the next Picasso.
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Q: collection $\mathcal{B}$ of subsets $V = \{ x + yk : k \in \mathbb{Z} \} $ for $x,y \in \mathbb{Z}$ form a basis for some topology of $\mathbb{Z}$
Problem:
The collection $\mathcal{B}$ of subsets of the form $V = \{ x + yk : k
> \in \mathbb{Z} \} $ for $x,y \in \mathbb{Z}$ is a basis for some
  topology of $\mathbb{Z}$

Solution attempt:
Pick $n \in \mathbb{Z}$. and Put $N = \{ nk : k \in \mathbb{Z} \} $. Clearly $n \in N$ and hence $N$ is a neighborhood of $n$.
Now, suppose $N_1= \{kn \}, N_2= \{ k'n\}$ are two neighborhoods of some $n \in \mathbb{Z}$. We must find a nhbd $N_3$ such that $n \in N_3 \subseteq N_1 \cap N_2 $. If we take $N_3 = \{ \max\{k,k'\} n \} $ then it would do the job.
Also, I would like to know if this topology is compact. How can we conclude it is not compact? Is this topology Hausdorff?

A: I'm going to assume that the definition of $\mathscr{B}$ given in the question is slightly incorrect, and that $\mathscr{B}$ is actually the collection of all sets of the form $a+b\Bbb Z=\{a+bk:k\in\Bbb Z\}$ such that $a,b\in\Bbb Z$ and $b\ne 0$; without that last restriction $\{a\}\in\mathscr{B}$ for each $a\in\Bbb Z$, and $\mathscr{B}$ is trivially a base for the discrete topology on $\Bbb Z$, which of course is not compact.
Your argument that $\mathscr{B}$ covers $\Bbb Z$ is correct but unnecessarily complicated, since $\Bbb Z\in\mathscr{B}$. The next bit, however, does not make sense: $\{kn\}$ is a set containing one integer, $kn$, and is not in $\mathscr{B}$. If you really meant $\{kn:k\in\Bbb Z\}$, which is in $\mathscr{B}$, then $N_1$ and $N_2$ are the same set. Moreover, there are members of $\mathscr{B}$ containing $n$ that are not of this form. You need to start with completely arbitrary $N_1,N_2\in\mathscr{B}$ with $n\in N_1\cap N_2$. Let $N_1=a_1+b_1\Bbb Z$ and $N_2=a_2+b_2\Bbb Z$; then there are $k_1,k_2\in\Bbb Z$ such that $n=a_1+b_1k_1=a_2+b_2k_2$. Now you need to find $a,b\in\Bbb Z$ with $b\ne 0$ such that $n\in a+b\Bbb Z\subseteq\big((a_1+b_1\Bbb Z)\cap(a_2+b_2\Bbb Z)\big)$.
This actually takes a little work. Perhaps the most straightforward approach is to begin by showing that if $n\in r+s\Bbb Z$, then $r+s\Bbb Z=n+s\Bbb Z$. Thus, if $n\in N_1\cap N_2$, then $$(a_1+b_1\Bbb Z)\cap(a_2+b_2\Bbb Z)=(n+b_1\Bbb Z)\cap(n+b_2\Bbb Z)\;,$$
and you need only show that $(n+b_1\Bbb Z)\cap(n+b_2\Bbb Z)=n+m\Bbb Z$, where $m=\mbox{lcm}(b_1,b_2)$.
$\Bbb Z$ with this topology is not compact: the set of primes is an infinite, closed, discrete subset. (If $p$ is prime, find an open nbhd of $p$ that contains only multiples of $p$; if $n$ is composite, find an open nbhd of $n$ that contains only composite numbers.)
Added: To show that the space is Hausdorff, let $m,n\in\Bbb Z$ with $m\ne n$. Let $p$ be any positive integer that does not divide $n-m$, e.g., a prime larger than $|n-m|$; then $m+p\Bbb Z$ and $n+p\Bbb Z$ are disjoint open nbhds of $m$ and $n$, respectively. They are clearly open nbhds of $m$ and $n$. If $k\in(m+p\Bbb Z)\cap(n+p\Bbb Z)$, then there are integers $r$ and $s$ such that $k=m+pr=n+ps$. But then $n-m=pr-ps=p(r-s)$, where $r-s$ is an integer, so $p$ divides $n-m$, contradicting the choice of $p$.
Let $P$ be the set of positive primes. If $p\in P$, then $p\Bbb Z=0+p\Bbb Z$ is an open nbhd of $p$ that does not contain any other prime: if $q$ is a prime different from $p$, then $p$ is not a divisor of $q$, so $q\notin p\Bbb Z$. Thus, $(p\Bbb Z)\cap P=\{p\}$, each $p\in P$ is an isolated point of $P$, and $P$ is therefore discrete. Now suppose that $n\in\Bbb Z\setminus P$. If $n$ is composite, then every multiple of $n$ is either composite or $0$, so $n\Bbb Z$ is an open nbhd of $n$ disjoint from $P$. If $n=0$, then $4\Bbb Z$ is an open nbhd of $n$ disjoint from $P$, since every element of $4\Bbb Z$ is $0$ or a multiple of $4$ and therefore not prime. The only remaining possibility is that $n=-p$ for some $p\in P$. In that case $-p+3p\Bbb Z$ is an open nbhd of $n$ disjoint from $P$: every element of $-p+3p\Bbb Z$ is a multiple of $p$, so $p$ is the only prime that could possibly belong to $-p+3p\Bbb Z$, and it doesn't, since $\frac23$ isn't an integer.

A: Let $\mathscr{F}$ be a filter of subgroups in an abelian group $G$ (written additively). Consider the family
$$\mathscr{B}=\{\,x+H:x\in G,H\in\mathscr{F}\,\}.$$
Then $\mathscr{B}$ is a base for a topology on $G$. We need to see that the intersection of two elements of the family is a union of elements of the family, since it's obvious that the family covers $G$.
There are two cases: either $(x+H)\cap(y+K)=\emptyset$, and there's nothing to prove, or
$$
(x+H)\cap(y+K)=z+(H\cap K)
$$
where $z$ is any element in the intersection. Indeed, if $z$ belongs to the intersection, then $x+H=z+H$ and $y+K=z+K$. Now $(z+H)\cap(z+K)=z+(H\cap K)$ is shown easily.
The set of nonzero subgroups of $\mathbb{Z}$ is a filter, because the intersection of two nonzero subgroups is nonzero. I'll assume you mean $y\ne0$ in your setting, otherwise the topology would be discrete. The topology you get is known as the natural topology on $\mathbb{Z}$.
Denote by $\mathbb{Z}_2$ the ring of $2$-adic integer. Then the canonical embedding $\mathbb{Z}\to\mathbb{Z}_2$ is continuous when the natural topology is considered on $\mathbb{Z}$, because the inverse image of $2^n\mathbb{Z}_2$ is just $2^n\mathbb{Z}$. Since the integers are dense in $\mathbb{Z}_2$, which is a compact group, being the inverse limit of finite groups, it follows that $\mathbb{Z}$ with the natural topology is not compact.


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Vision RT acquires Aurora, World Leader in Facial Recognition and Deep Learning AI techniques
25 April 2019. Vision RT, announced today the acquisition of Aurora Computer Services Limited, including Aurora-AI.
Aurora's unique facial recognition technology has been proven through widespread use across multiple security-critical industries including pre-boarding checks and threat detection in UK airports, including Heathrow Airport, and beyond. Unlike other facial recognition techniques, Aurora's robust solution does not require dedicated personnel to intervene regularly in the event of false matches.
Aurora's expertise in AI, also encompassing analytics and modelling of complex systems, is now directly accessible by Vision RT, opening up exciting opportunities for future product development.
Dr Norman Smith, CEO of Vision RT, said "Aurora's best-in-class solutions for face recognition, developed for the very demanding air industry, are ideally suited to address our customers' needs for patient safety in healthcare. We are delighted to welcome the innovative and world-class Aurora team to our group and look forward to collaborating on multiple projects as we deepen and broaden our R&D capabilities and accelerate our technology leadership in SGRT and beyond."
Dr Tom Heseltine, CEO of Aurora, said "With similar company cultures and a strong focus on service excellence, we are excited to be joining Vision RT and by extension the William Demant Invest* (WDI) family. Through this transaction, we look forward to working closely with Vision RT in healthcare as well as growing our capabilities and market share in our existing core sectors, in particular, the air industry, which remains a high priority market in our future roadmap."
Aurora will continue to operate as a stand-alone company under Vision RT's ownership, now benefitting from the extensive global infrastructure and opportunity offered by Vision RT and WDI.
To learn more about WDI, see About Vision RT.
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Vision RT defines the standard of care in Surface Guided Radiation Therapy. We provide superior solutions for the radiotherapy market, with products installed in many of the leading treatment centers in the world, including around 70% of the 50 US News "Best Hospitals for Cancer". With 70 granted patents plus 51 pending, we continue to innovate in the radiation oncology space and are committed to making SGRT the standard of care for all patients, worldwide.
Vision RT is part of the William Demant Invest (WDI) family, a leading Danish Medtech investor with a long-term investment perspective. The companies in WDI employ more than 18,000 people, with a total revenue of more than $3 billion.
Aurora is a leading provider of biometric face recognition systems and Artificial Intelligence solutions with over two decades of experience using its proprietary technology. We are proud to have developed systems that are widely deployed and used by a range of prestigious clients across critical applications such as aviation and infrastructure construction security.
St Vincent's Private Hospital Becomes First Radiotherapy Centre In Ireland To Offer Tattooless Radiotherapy And Enters Long-term Partnership with Vision RT
Vision RT will be showcasing SafeRT-ID, their latest product release at this year's ESTRO 38 in Milan.


Rubio asks his supporters to "stand with Trey Gowdy as he uncovers the truth about Hillary Clinton"
Marco Rubio has undermined Trey Gowdy's paltry plea for his fellow Republicans to refrain from fundraising off the House Select Committee on Benghazi before, and he is up to his old ways again today, building his campaign's email list off the Republican's political farce.
Last year, Gowdy insisted that the investigation into the attacks in Benghazi "ought to be above politics" while the National Republican Congressional Committee launched BenghaziWatchdogs.com to solicit donations.
Of course, Rubio is not the only Republican presidential candidate to betray Gowdy's assurance that politics has nothing to do with the Benghazi hearing.


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Wilfred Gabriel de Glehn RA
Born 9 October 1870
Active: 1923 - 1932
Country of birth and death: England
Born in London
Institutional and Business Connections
Elected ARA Royal Academy of Arts
26 April 1923 - 16 February 1932
Elected RA in 1932.
Elected RA Royal Academy of Arts
16 February 1932 - 1 January 1946
Then became Senior RA until his death in 1951.
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Nominator of Thomas Mewburn Crook
For RA; unsuccessful.
Nominator of James Alexander Stevenson
Nominator of Stanley Nicholson Babb
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Nominator of Ernest George Gillick
For RA.
Nominator of William Ernest Reynolds-Stephens
Royal Academy of Arts Nominations for Associateship, 1927-1938
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Royal Academy of Arts, Directory of Membership, from its Foundation in 1768 to 1995 including Honorary Members
p.31.
'Wilfred Gabriel de Glehn RA', Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951, University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII, online database 2011 [http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1215704100, accessed 29 Jan 2023]


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Ex-Marine Crowe Callahan has only had one obsession in life: Amelia Sorenson. She is the only one who has ever gotten under his skin. However, she is also the daughter of his family's sworn enemy; a man who has sought to destroy the Callahan's for generations in order to further his own nefarious agenda. When Amelia put herself on Crowe's side and in Crowe's bed, she became her father's enemy as well. When Wayne Sorenson escapes capture both Amelia and Crowe know it is only a matter of time before he resurfaces to exact his revenge. Now Crowe will claim Amelia in order to bait a killer and end things once and for all. But can he protect the woman he can't seem to live without from one of the deadliest enemies he has ever know? And will he survive it if he can't?
Marry in haste, repent at leisure. James, Lord Kirkland, owns a shipping fleet, half a London gaming house, and is a ruthlessly effective spymaster. He is seldom self-indulgent. . .except when it comes to the gentle, indomitable beauty who was once his wife.
Now, ten years later, a chance encounter turns passionate, with consequences that cannot be ignored. But as they try to rebuild what was broken, they must face common enemies and a very uncommon love.
For Sam Ryan, life began at age fourteen. She has no memory of her parents or her childhood. In a decade of service with the State Police, Sam has exhausted the resources of the force searching for clues to her identity. But all mention of her family seems to have been deliberately wiped off the record. Everything changes the night Sam's missing partner resurfaces as a vampire... and forces her to kill him in self-defense. Now Sam is charged with murder. Suspended from the force, and with no one left to trust, Sam accepts some unexpected help from Gabriel Stern, a shapeshifter who conceals startling secrets.


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Q: One drive cloud, 2 laptops, local transfer for a mirror I have 2 laptops and one OneDrive account.
This account has files of a size of 120 GB.
I would like to format one of my laptops. So the OneDrive folder will be deleted.
Can I copy the files from the 2nd laptop to the 1st, without having to download all these files again? Would it be possible through a USB stick to make the copy?
I try to find a way to avoid DOWNLOADING, since I already have these files locally in another computer.
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Police investigate multiple incidents of oil poured onto Melbourne bike paths
By Loretta Florance
Updated July 31, 2017 16:08:10
Photo: The Metropolitan Fire Brigade had to cover oil with sand on some paths. (Supplied: Luke Dykes)
Related Story: Oil poured over popular Melbourne bike track
Map: West Melbourne 3003
Police are investigating a series of incidents on Melbourne's bike paths, in which they believe oil has been deliberately spilt on the paths so cyclists lose control.
It is understood a female cyclist had to have emergency dental surgery at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, after coming off her bike last night in the latest incident on the Dynon Road path, in West Melbourne.
External Link: Twitter ABC Melbourne: Oil has again been poured on the Capital City Trail bike path, prompting safety fears for cyclists
Victoria Police spokeswoman Natalie Savino said the issue had been going on for weeks.
"Investigators have been told the Dynon Road path, particularly on the bend between Dynon Road and Arden Road, has been subject to oil spills over the past three weeks," she said in a statement.
"The Capital City Trail has also been affected.
"The incidents are believed to be deliberate acts, with the latest occurring overnight."
Debbie, in North Balwyn, told ABC Melbourne her daughter had been off work for a fortnight after falling off her bike last time oil was poured on the track.
"She broke her right elbow. She said the guy following her also fell, so they both went over one after the other," she said.
"Whoever's done that, I mean it affects not only the person who's fallen but she's a medical professional who works both with children and with cancer patients. It impacts them as well.
"She's then unable to go to work for two weeks and she's still not [well]. She was hoping to go back to work this week but it's still not right. It's her right elbow. She can't write up notes for clients."
'More pressure' on police
The ABC has previously reported on the issue after cyclists were unhappy with the police response to the problem.
Twitter user Matt Vicars called on police to investigate after the Metropolitan Fire Brigade had to cover oil with sand on the Capital City Trail three weeks ago, tweeting the spill was "a premeditated act of aggression" that "could seriously injure people".
Responding on Twitter, Victoria Police suggested he contact the local council.
President of the Australian Cycling Alliance Edward Hore said there was not enough pressure on police to properly investigate acts of aggression against cyclists.
"Why isn't there more done about these things? We know we've had injuries on the path. We've got to actually do something about it," he told ABC Melbourne.
"We can't just sit there and wait for someone to die to do something about it."
Leading senior constable Ruben Larson said police had trouble launching a wider investigation into the incidents because no-one "directly affected" had come forward.
"One of the issues we've had is that a lot of the evidence is anecdotal by people who know people that have been involved that's why we're seeking actual victims or witnesses," he said.
"The main victim we're hoping can come forward, we have no details of her at this stage, we believe she received facial injuries as a result of coming off her bicycle so we're hoping her and any others that have been directly involved can come forward."
During peak hours, 924 cyclists an hour use the stretch of bike path, according to Melbourne City Council.
Debbie said the oil was being poured in places where it was more likely to catch cyclists unawares.
"[My daughter] said it was right on the bend of a path to make it more likely, I suppose, that somebody would fall," she said.
"I just don't know what sort of person would decide to do that and why they would do it. It's a shocking thing really."
Topics: community-and-society, police, crime, local-government, west-melbourne-3003, melbourne-3000, vic
First posted July 31, 2017 15:01:04
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Watchdog savages pubs group
By Jim Armitage
Updated: 19:00 EST, 11 December 2003
THE FSA today launched a savage attack on lax financial controls at struggling pubs operator SFI and sternly accused it of misleading the stock market last summer.
In a Stock Exchange statement on 30 July 2002, the fast-growing owner of the Slug & Lettuce and Bar Med chains warned of a credit squeeze but remained relatively upbeat about the state of the group's finances and future.
Four months later, it issued a profits warning and admitted to a £20m black hole in the accounts. Since then, SFI's fortunes have worsened, and its shares have been taken off the market.
The FSA today said SFI's rosy view of its position last July was due to accounting errors resulting from at least two years of poor controls.
Although it cleared the group of deliberately misleading the market, the watchdog painted a damning picture of a business dominated by commission-hungry operations managers who left an under-resourced accounts department unable to keep up.
It said: 'This bonus system led to pressure from operations being applied to the finance department to maximise profits by, for example, the inappropriate capitalisation of costs and the spreading of invoices across months.'
Among a host of other inaccuracies, the July announcement overstated profits by 31% and overvalued its net assets by 27%.
Crucially, the company was without a finance director for several months during the compilation of the figures, as James Kowszun quit in April to join the Hartford restaurants group.


wanderings of a little soul: the perks of being different.
those recent nights this girl has been wide awake accompanied by insomnia. i must say i don't welcome it's company but it gives me time and space to think and create.
i created my very first song in my head in a night of insomnia, wrote it down and played it the next day, so insomnia isn't all bad for me.
one of the things i was thinking was about 'being different'.
i always felt there was a fear of speaking up. speaking your mind. questioning things. being yourself.
because if you do that, people will shut you out.
nobody wants to be an outsider, right?
but for some reason i don't understand why most people give up who they are, in order to fit in. in order to be 'loved' (heads up: if people don´t love you for nothing but yourself they won't love you for someone who you pretend to be).
we are the people that are so different that they can't help but being it. can't help but wanting to be different!
i couldn't betray who i am to fit in where i clearly didn't belong.
when i was a child, i was desperate over what was wrong with me.
why i was so different than them, why i didn't even want to be like them.
i felt wrong, oh so wrong.
but as i grew up a little, thought about things, questioned things i got to know the perks of being different.
we are the wild ones.
we are the ones with strong hearts and minds.
i found that there is a wisdom i developed, i was only able to receive by questioning and doing things other people thought where 'not normal', 'reckless', 'careless', 'not-like-a-grown-up-should-act'.
i found there is a wisdom you only receive by experience.
and with this i am not saying i have aaall the wisdom.
no, i have worked for the small part of the whole i have gained yet.yet yet yet.
i found that there is poise and self-confidence building up in me more and more by being me.
i found that there is more room for new.
to create new things. to have new ideas. to have new challenges.
i found that one day i will be irreplaceable, because i am different.
i found that i can write how i do, that i can sing how i do, that i can think how i do.
i can dance how i do, even in a subway station or on the sidewalk. i can live freely.
i can be amazed by the smallest things on earth and i can be the child i am in my heart.
i can travel the whole wide world and i can meet new people without judging them or laughing at them, because they are different than i am, want them to or expect them to be.
i can tell everyone about my crazy dreams, no matter if daydream or night.
i can laugh about the most stupid stuff and be the really crazy one i am.
i can wear heels as high as i want them to be.
i can make stupid jokes and be wild.
i can sometimes be careless and reckless.
i can cry during beautiful sunrises at bondi beach or out of wanderlust.
i can ramble over and over because i am so motivated, impressed or full of love.
i can thrill people when i am keen.
i can speak my mind. i can dream.
don't give up yourself in order to fit in.


Rural villages are good places for people to go to see authentic China: old trees with birds' nests in them, old buildings made with mud bricks and tiles, orchards with stock hedges around them. You can hear cowbells ringing. You can see the farmers cultivating the fields or carrying water to water the plants. You can walk on the ancient mountain trails. You can pick pomeloes, persimmons, oranges, kumquats, plums, strawberries or wild fruits while they are ripe on the trees.


We're dealing with anger-management issues at the moment. Namely that Ollie needs to learn to 'use his words' rather than throwing things when angry.
For some reason we are discussing this as we park up his bike in the garage. It has something to do with him being cross with me for 'hurting his bike's (aka Stinger's) feelings', but I'm not sure what I've done.
The kids burst through the front door and dump down their bags and shoes and coats in the hall. I'm telling them about the bad, old days when I used to feel pushed to the limit with tantruming toddlers, and it was recommended to me (by a fellow sufferer) to scream into a pillow when things got REALLY bad.
Obviously the children want to try this out immediately and rush into the lounge to scream into cushions. I worry that the neighbours will think they are the screams of children being suffocated to death.
I repeatedly ask them, shouting over the screaming, to go upstairs and put on their pyjamas. Ollie gets as far as the hall and flops down onto the floor, refusing to move. My blood pressure's going up. It's been a long day and they JUST NEED TO GO TO BED!
D'you know what? I think, I might just do that! But instead, I turn back to the kitchen and head straight for the brownies baked earlier this afternoon. I tear off the foil covering them and sit down, still in my coat. I take a bite of the chocolatey, chewy deliciousness and instantly feel a bit calmer. I'll tackle bed-time in a minute, I think.
Except that Daisy is now screaming: Ollie has made it upstairs and is whipping her with his pyjamas….
Maybe it's better if I just stay here and eat another slice, I decide.
20 x 30cm baking tray, greased and lined.
Preheat the oven at gas mark 3/170C / 325F.
Melt the chocolate and margarine in a heat-proof bowl above a pan of boiling water. Make sure the water is not touching the pan.
When they have melted, put the bowl aside to cool down a little.
Whisk the eggs, milk and vanilla essence together.
Pour the melted chocolate mixture into a large bowl. Add the chopped nuts . Then stir in the liquids (milk, egg etc). Finally fold in the flour and baking powder.
Pour the mixture into the tin and cook for approximately 30 minutes until the top is crisp, but the centre is still slightly gooey.
Leave in the tin until completely cool, then cut into squares.
This is my first attempt at dairy & gluten-free brownies and they taste amazing! Make sure you use dark chocolate with a high cocoa content; too much sugar in the chocolate will make the brownies too sweet.
And you may need to turn up the temperature slightly on your oven. Above is the temperature that worked for me, but other recipes state 180C or gas mark 4.
An adaptation of Pippa Kendrick's Chocolate Nut Brownies from her amazing book, The Intolerant Gourmet.


Dominating Monywa's skyline, the 400-foot-tall Aung Sakkya pagoda is surrounded by more than a thousand smaller pagodas that contain scores of Buddha images. Monywa is also known for its Maha Bodhi Tahtaung site, where giant reclining and standing Buddha statues loom over the hillside.
On the left bank of the Irrawaddy River, hundreds of Buddhist shrines sprinkle the landscape. Bagan is the former capital of Myanmar and once served as one of the most important centers of Buddhist learning.
he ivory-colored Hsinbyume Pagoda near the city of Mingun is said to be modeled off the mythological Mount Meru. According to Buddhist cosmology, the mountain is the center of the universe.
Teetering precariously on the edge of a cliff, Kyaikhtiyo pagoda, also known as the Golden Rock, is a significant Buddhist pilgrimage site in Mon State, Myanmar. A small stupa sits atop a giant bolder where male pilgrims continuously add gold leaf to its surface. According to legend, the rock is held in place by a single hair of the Buddha.


The arrests were made in different parts of the province since May, Colonel Sibongile Soci said on Tuesday.
Thirty initiates had died in the province during the current initiation season, the provincial health department said on Sunday.
Department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo said in the most recent case of botched circumcisions during the initiation season, 10 initiates were rescued from a forest in Mbizana.
"The 10 initiates' private parts are rotten. They are badly damaged. Their condition is scary," he said.
They were recovering in hospital.
A total of 293 initiates are currently in hospitals in the province, and are recovering from dehydration, gangrene and septic wounds.
ANC spokesperson Jackson Mthembu said illegal initiation schools were criminal activities masquerading as respected customs.
"Activities that have led to the deaths of initiates, particularly in the Pondoland region of the Eastern Cape, must be harshly condemned," he said in a statement.
In some illegal schools, young men had been taken by force and money had been demanded from their families.
"The justice, crime prevention and security cluster must consider ... the establishment of a specialised unit to crack down on this growing problem and halt it decisively in its tracks," he said.


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How do you design an award-winning university website?
We asked the team behind the redesign of the University of Chicago website, recipient of two 2013 Webby Awards.
Following a recent redesign, the University of Chicago website won two prestigious Webby Awards in the School/University category earlier this year – both the Webby Award and the Webby People's Voice Award for best website. The Webby Awards are presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences to recognize excellence on the Internet.
We asked the University of Chicago's Stacey Shintani, manager of strategic web communications, and Jeremy Manier, news director, for some insight into what it takes to create an award-winning university website.
University Affairs: Could you give us an idea of the size and scope of the project?
Stacey Shintani: This project included just what we call the main University homepage and the pages that physically live under it. In other words, www.uchicago.edu, and anything with a web address that starts with www.uchicago.edu/. The News website, the Library, and the Directory were not included. Those are all considered separate sites.
We are thinking of the redesign in phases, and the first phase culminated in the launch of the site as you see it today. That was a really major push that included stakeholders from across campus and a close partnership between IT Services and Communications. In IT Services alone, we spent more than 2,500 hours over the course of nine months for Phase One. There was a big push in the last couple of months prior to launch where we had around the equivalent of four people working on the site full time.
UA: Why did you decide to do a website redesign?
UA: What were the main goals of the redesign?
. . . and of course address the issues identified in the table above.
UA: As a large academic institution, you would have many stakeholders to consult for such a project. How many were involved in the process and how did you approach managing them all?
SS: We had two executive sponsors: Julie Peterson, UChicago's vice president for communications, and Klara Jelinkova, the university's associate vice president and chief information technology officer. They were our ultimate decision makers, and they informed the list of goals above. They approved major milestones in the project: audiences and goals, site architecture, graphic design, and the final site prior to launch. They also kept their respective leaders informed about the project.
We also had a working committee of stakeholders representing a number of areas of the university. I interviewed each of these folks during our discovery phase to suss out their goals and the goals of their constituents, and they advised on site architecture, design and content. They were also liaisons to their own areas in terms of gathering requirements and keeping leadership in the loop on progress.
We interviewed a few faculty, students, prospective students, and alumni in the early stages of the project to inform our goals and ensure the new site would meet their needs. And most folks in communications and many in IT Services would consider themselves stakeholders. We all care deeply about www.uchicago.edu!
UA: What were the biggest challenges that you faced in the redesign? How did you manage them?
SS: Our biggest technical challenge was hosting. The new site is built in Expression Engine, and we did not have resources in-house to host the site here, as it had been in the past. Our manager of programming and our lead front-end developer learned a LOT about hosting solutions and web server administration as we selected a hosting vendor (Rackspace) and set up our environment. We consulted our colleagues in IT Services throughout this process.
UA: It looks like you have incorporated quite a bit of imagery and multimedia. What contributed to that decision and how have you found the process of managing that content over time?
SS: The volume of imagery and multimedia is only slightly higher than it was prior to the redesign, but the size of photos—for the main features particularly—is much more ambitious. During our design phase, we decided together with Julie and our working committee to go for the huge impact of the giant hero image for our storytelling space.
Jeremy Manier: As with any big step forward, the website redesign presented some big editorial challenges and opportunities. The large new space for showcase photography offered a great way to tell stories in striking and imaginative ways, but it also raised our bar for photography and gave us a big technical challenge. The homepage photo space is radically horizontal and actually changes depending on the size of a user's browser, thanks to the homepage's adaptive design. That has made our planning, selection and adaptation of homepage photos more time-consuming and even more of a creative process than in the past. I also think it means the homepage looks ten times better than before.
The horizontal shape is a big challenge, though when we get it right (which we hope is most weeks), the results are very impressive. Most photographers have little or no experience capturing images that read well in that kind of horizontal band; among other things it usually requires taking a very wide, or "loose" shot, then cropping one section of the larger image. (We often wish there were lenses specially designed for our horizontal frame!) We can do some tricks with layout of the space, but the best results often are just great photos or images that can be adapted to the space we have. We couldn't have done any of this without our photo editor/photographer, Robert Kozloff, who has worked with our talented web editors to find the sweet spot for these packages.
The redesign also gave us a new "news module" below the feature space, with three horizontal images. This is not as challenging to fill, but it does increase our need for images to accompany even ordinary news stories – probably a good thing on the whole.
Once you click through the homepage features, the multimedia capabilities for those stories are greater now as well. We have the option to change the layout of the feature so that it highlights the story text, a great video, or a photo slideshow. The result is online storytelling in which the visual story often is as important as the text.
UA: Having the perspective of managing the site for the last 10 months, is there anything you would have done differently?
I wish we'd started exploring hosting options earlier. We didn't know what we didn't know, if that makes sense. Many roadblocks we hit in the process of selecting a hosting provider and getting our environment set up were big surprises to us.
I also wish that I'd had a few more personal conversations with stakeholders about their concerns for the new site. I relied on our working committee for their respective areas, and an in-person chat would have been more effective in uncovering a few things that surfaced late in the project.


If you could be celebrating some great big accomplishments of your own design just 90 days from now, how great would that be?
Unfortunately, most people are in the latter camp and just struggling along in the same old way.
Its really up to you whether or not you stay with the apathetic majority or decide to change things and become the individual you were born to be.
What could you DO differently, starting RIGHT NOW that would make the rest of your life bigger, brighter, better, and more profitable than you have ever thought possible?
And don't panic, it's doesn't have to be such a big thing. Don't say I'd like to do something different Rob but it's a bit frightening what you are saying. I will come back later when I have time to read this properly.
If you haven't got time now you won't have time later either, you are really saying I am going to stay the same…and that's OK by me, if you are comfortable, you stay there. But remember, great accomplishments are not generally found in the comfort zone.
I don't believe he was thinking about walking a thousand miles so I will assume it was his way of saying however big the goal, whatever it may be, you will need to get started.
And the rest of the journey will also be made up of many tiny steps too: so every day if you make a step in the right direction you can be pleased with yourself. If you take no step at all or worse, take steps in the wrong direction you know you have to make some changes.
All great achievers know that they must meet with setbacks along the way. Even at the thousandth step they may meet with danger or difficulty but there will come a time when success is just around the next bend in the road; just a few more steps, but unless they take that next step, unless they go round that bend in the road they may never know just how close they were. The road is littered with the corpses of those who never took another step, those who lost hope and gave up on their dreams.
Achievers are always willing to take another step, and another and yet another until the goal is accomplished.
Dreamers fantasise about the expected rewards but never actually get to hold them in their hands because they are not willing to do the hard mental work to achieve them, and most of the work is mental.
Achievers know they must first look in the mirror to understand where they are. Then they form a clear picture of exactly where they want to be. They meditate on the goal, they focus on it until they can see it, until it is real in their spirit and they approach it with a definiteness of purpose that will make them unstoppable.
Because those two ends of the journey are firmly fixed it all the various ways to get there just seem to come into their minds and as they decide which is the best way for them right now they are already taking the first physical steps on the journey. Each subsequent step becomes automatic because progress becomes habitual. When we do something repeatedly it becomes easy, when it is easy it is a pleasure to do it and when we do something with joy we do it well.
•Am I getting enough physical exercise?
•Am I eating for pleasure in the moment or with an eye on tomorrow?
•Am I reading regularly and is the quality of the material building me up?
•Am I using social media well, is it the best use of my time ?
•I was exercising but not regularly enough.
•I had not read as much as I should have over the past year although I have been reasonably selective, I am happy with the quality, but not the quantity.
•I was wasting a lot of time just chatting on Social Media, honestly, I still am. It's tough nut to crack.
So that's me, baring my soul again, now what about you? What does your mirror say?
It's time to give yourself a check-up and identify the habits that are hurting you. There may be more than one habit that you need or would like to replace with habits that will serve you better but we can't boil the ocean so lets take them one at a time. It is a law of nature that the only way to get rid of a habit is to replace it with another habit. And the only way to bring about lasting change and so get better results in life is to change old habits for new ones.
So back to the two ends of the journey. Once you have a clear picture of where you are now and you know where you want to be…It's time to take a scientific look at how we human beings form and can change our habits.
Step 1 Decide what really matters.
Determine what the end should look like and focus on getting there.
Focus…What will be more important on the journey to your legacy, checking on the football scores or writing your blog or the first chapter of your book. Is it better to watch a TV show or spend the time preparing for the interview for your dream job? The answer may be obvious but the dreamer will get to the important thing tomorrow, today they need their relaxation. For me enrolling my next Business Builder and helping him or her achieve a six figure income in our business is the number one goal right now.
That demands maximum effort. It requires me to do the first things first. To make the best use of every hour.
Napoleon said the thing that made him great was that he knew the value of five minutes. Don't tell me about Waterloo, everyone meets one of those in the end but he did pretty well up until then. So if you have been in the habit of butterflying from one thing to another, even double minded, come to agreement with yourself about what really matters to you and let's get on with it.
I learned from my friend Craig Ballantine that creating rules for your life will help you stay on the path to success and wisdom. You may slip now and again but it is better to have rules than not, and its better to do your best to keep sound well thought through rules and fail than to end with the regret of knowing you didn't do the best your could.
With your written rules posted for you and everyone else to see your habits will be easier to establish, and each of those tiny steps to success much easier to make. Some things that are easy to do are also easy not to do so making yourself accountable will recruit the help of all who care about your success. Thus you will have a much better chance of getting the important things done first.
Create or choose a Cue or Trigger that initiates an automatic response in your brain which kickstarts you into action.
The simplest of examples for me, I wanted to get up half an hour earlier every day to spend some extra time reading and praying, but getting up earlier sounds good the night before but when the music starts playing in the morning it is not so attractive. I started by putting the phone which I used to wake me on the other side of the room so I had to get out of bed just to switch it off. I managed to train myself not to get up in the night for a loo break, it's amazing how even that becomes a habit.
So when the music played I leapt out of bed hit the button on the phone and the next stop had to be the bathroom, it was urgent. The bathroom light would have woken me if I had not been too tired to open my eyes but that was not as easy as it sounds.
So the next step was the electric toothbrush in my mouth, that lovely Melaleuca Peppermint sensation hit my taste buds and by the first buzz of the brush at 30 seconds my eyes popped open and my brain switched on. By the time I had flossed and rinsed the plans that I had written down the night before were now top of mind. I bet you think I am joking, it might sound ridiculous but that's really what it took at first. It was only a week before I woke a minute before the musically every morning, was able to switch it off before my wife was disturbed. After a few weeks I decided to get up an additional half hour earlier and this time it was much easier.
Choose a New Cue…one that will trigger an effective response.
It could be setting a timer like I did or what if the habit you want to get into is taking a run after work to get in shape? Perhaps you could pin a poster on the wall to on the steering unblind in the car. Perhaps a picture of someone with the body you are aiming for.
You can try different cues, and experiment with different combinations of them until you figure out what works best for you! If one starts to get stale change it up for a new one.
But remember it's YOU who wants to establish these habits. It's all for YOU. They are your rules and in this case rules are definitely not made to be broken.
It's OK to start small, getting up half an hour early to read and pray was quite small. It's an hour and a half now and it is having a big impact on my life.
I am not perfect yet, probably never will be this side of eternity, but I am winning. I find the rules keep out most of the things that might hinder my progress and make the formation of the new habits easier.
I will give you one more little example because it is the little things that make the biggest difference in the long run. I was wasting a lot of time browsing through other peoples trivia on Facebook and Twitter, and to a lesser degree on LinkedIn; which would actually have been more useful for me. I do use these media to promote myself and my business, I will promote this post through Facebook for example and that is a decent use of my time. What is not worthwhile is reading somebody else's outdated opinions on an election or referendum that took place over a year ago, and then becoming embroiled in a worthless discussion with them about it.
So I set some rules regarding the times I would allow myself look at social media…and also I am learning how to create and preload several posts that will come up at preordained times over a period of a few days or a week. That will mean I can spend three or four hours preparing and loading them and not have to look at Facebook again for a week.
Meanwhile my sales systems for the information products we promote are all automated as are the lead producing systems for the Network Marketing side of the business. This frees up hours every day for reading and research, writing, thinking and doing the physical things that only I can do. If someone else can do it cheaper or better I pay them to do it.
One last thing to make a great habit solid, we all like to reward ourselves so that's the final step in our new habits formation plan.
If you don't motivate you, no one else will. So choose a new reward in order to continue building a more powerful habit.
WARNING! Never miss a day, never miss even one time and think to yourself that you will pick it up later. Never, never, never. "Stay with the Program," Cue-action- reward, cue-action-reward. Staying motivated is extremely important, particularly when establishing new habits. I will finish with one last thing that has helped me stay motivated more than probably anything else.
Keep a journal. It's something I learned from the late great Jim John many years ago and it's so simple the more you do it the better you get at it and the more you enjoy it. Jim's recommendation has probably been my most effective motivational tool?
I have found it more important than any monetary reward, it's so powerful in the tough times when you think you're not making any progress to look back and see how far you have come. I have more than a dozen books filled with my scribblings and observations over many years. Maybe my children will benefit from reading those notes one day when I have gone home to glory. Maybe they will help or inspire someone: I hope so.
I find creating meaning from even the tiny daily actions is a great way to get the brain excited and the juices flowing. The occasional profound thoughts that lead to breakthroughs and quantum leaps seem to have been growing underground like a volcano getting ready to blow and I am sure it is from the accumulation of those little jottings, tiny thoughts, staying in the game, always being curious, never thinking nothing matter. Even the bad things seem to work out for good in the end.
We all have to deal with setbacks and negative input as part of daily life but by keeping a daily chronicle of progress towards your goals, you'll be able to reflect on the positives, however small, and the feelings of accomplishment and fulfilment will drive you on.
Maybe you would prefer to type it up on your computer. I like to write in a book but I like the blog concept too. So I do both.
If you publish what you have learned it might help someone else on the journey. It is so encouraging to receive comments from total strangers who say how much they needed to read what you have written. That motivates me more than anything. It has become a regular habit now for me. Just one more little thing that's making a great big difference in my life and in the lives of those I care for.


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Large Asian Quick Service Restaurant Concept Coming to the US
December 1, 2011 · ·
Wok Box is expanding into the United States with the signing of its first franchise agreements in Arizona and Oregon. The new Asian quick service stores will open in the first quarter of 2012, bringing a uniquely fresh and healthy dining experience to the regions.
The concept sets itself apart from other quick service chains by offering innovative, upscale, fresh and healthy Asian dishes made from natural ingredients and inspired by flavors from countries such as Thailand, Mongolia, Korea, Malaysia, India, Japan and Vietnam. Customer favorites include Butter Chicken, Thai Curry, Miso Ramen and Kung Pao.
Together with Corporate Chef Don Letendre the team at Wok Box continues to develop its seasonal menu at the company's test kitchen in Surrey, BC, in order to bring a unique and exciting combination of Asian dishes to customers. In Canada, Wok Box is the only Asian quick service restaurant whose menu includes several items that meet the nutrient criteria for the Heart and Stroke Foundation's Health CheckTM program.
Wok Box has been tremendously successful in expanding the franchise across North America. Founded in 2004 in Edmonton, Alberta, Wok Box recently opened its 65th store in Canada. Its operations center and head office are now located in Surrey, BC. "The strong track record we've established in Canada has given us the catalyst we needed to start opening stores in select U.S. markets," says Lawrence Eade, Wok Box CFO.
"This is just the beginning of what we're expecting to be a rapid expansion into international markets," says Eade. "The US customer is demanding our product and we are going to deliver."
Under a franchise recruitment program developed with Franchise Development Northwest, Wok Box is scheduled to open locations in other states including Oregon, Washington, Texas and Colorado.
Franchise applications are available at http://www.wokbox.us.
Wok Box is one of North America's fastest growing quick service restaurants, offering freshly cooked and healthy Asian cuisine over 60 stores. Its sauces and dishes are inspired by a wide variety of Asian influences including the use of authentic spices and high quality ingredients. For more information, please visit http://www.wokbox.us
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Ingeborga Edmundovna Dapkūnaitė (* 20. ledna 1963 Vilnius, Litevská SSR) je litevská divadelní a filmová herečka.
a účinkuje především v ruských filmech. V roce 1994 byla oceněna ruskou filmovou cenou Nika.

Život
Ingeborga Dapkunaite se narodila v roce 1963 ve Vilniusu. Její otec byl diplomat, matka meteoroložka. Rodiče řadu let pracovali v Moskvě a dvé dítě vídali pouze o dovolené. Dopkunaite byla vychovávaná prarodičí a strýcem s tetou, kteří byli hudebníci v divadelním orchestru.

Už ve čtyřech letech se sice poprvé objevila v Pucciniho opeře Madam Butterfly na pódiu vilniuské opery, kde byla správkyní její babička, ale během dětství se věnovala především sportu, především krasobruslení a v Litvě populárnímu basketbalu.
V roce 1985 ukončila studia na Litevské akademii hudby a umění a poté nastoupila do Kaunaského státního divadla.

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Litevské herečky
Narození v roce 1963
Žijící lidé
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