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Francis Brock1
Last Edited 18 Jun 2004
M, #89199, b. circa 1666
Francis Brock was born circa 1666 at of Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1 He married Sarah Hobart, daughter of Israel Hobart and Sarah Wetherell, before 1698 at of Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1,2
Sarah Hobart b. 30 May 1670, d. 17 Jan 1704
Bathsheba Brock+1 b. 24 May 1703, d. a 7 Aug 1753
[S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, Family History Archives, SLC.
[S14] Unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, by Clarence Almon Torrey., p. 101.
Sarah Hobart1
F, #89200, b. 30 May 1670, d. 17 January 1704
Father Israel Hobart1 b. 29 Jun 1642, d. 14 Apr 1731
Mother Sarah Wetherell1 b. 10 Feb 1644, d. 1731
Sarah Hobart was born on 30 May 1670 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA.1 She married Francis Brock before 1698 at of Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1,2 Sarah Hobart died on 17 January 1704 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA, at age 33.1
Francis Brock b. c 1666
Israel Hobart1
M, #89201, b. 29 June 1642, d. 14 April 1731
Father Rev. Peter Hobart1 b. 13 Oct 1604, d. 20 Jan 1679
Mother Elizabeth Ibrook1 b. 31 Aug 1608, d. c 1645
Israel Hobart was born on 29 June 1642 at Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1 He married Sarah Wetherell, daughter of Rev. William Wetherell and Mary Fisher, on 30 December 1668 at Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1,2 Israel Hobart died on 14 April 1731 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA, at age 88.1
Sarah Wetherell b. 10 Feb 1644, d. 1731
Sarah Hobart+1 b. 30 May 1670, d. 17 Jan 1704
Sarah Wetherell1
F, #89202, b. 10 February 1644, d. 1731
Father Rev. William Wetherell1 b. 6 Dec 1600, d. 9 Apr 1684
Mother Mary Fisher1 b. 17 Jun 1604, d. b 29 Mar 1684
Sarah Wetherell was born on 10 February 1644 at Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1 She married Israel Hobart, son of Rev. Peter Hobart and Elizabeth Ibrook, on 30 December 1668 at Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1,2 Sarah Wetherell died in 1731 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA.1
Israel Hobart b. 29 Jun 1642, d. 14 Apr 1731
Elizabeth Ibrook1
F, #89203, b. 31 August 1608, d. circa 1645
Father Richard Ibrook1 b. c 1580, d. 14 Nov 1651
Mother Margaret Clark1 b. c 1588, d. 4 Apr 1664
Elizabeth Ibrook was born on 31 August 1608 at Southwold, Suffolk, England.1 She married Rev. Peter Hobart, son of Rev. Edmund Hobart and Margaret Dewey, on 3 July 1628 at Haverhill, Suffolk, England.1,2 Elizabeth Ibrook died circa 1645 at Hingham, Plymouth, MA.1
Rev. Peter Hobart b. 13 Oct 1604, d. 20 Jan 1679
Israel Hobart+1 b. 29 Jun 1642, d. 14 Apr 1731
Jael Hobart+1 b. 30 Dec 1643, d. 14 Apr 1730
Rev. Edmund Hobart1,2
Last Edited 25 Oct 2017
M, #89204, b. 1 January 1573, d. 8 March 1646
Father Thomas Hobart1 b. c 1540, d. 17 Jan 1600
Mother Helena Windsor1 b. c 1550
Rev. Edmund Hobart was christened on 1 January 1573 at Hingham, Norfolk, England.1 He married Margaret Dewey, daughter of Robert Dewey and Margaret Stasye, on 7 September 1600 at Hingham, Norfolk, England.1,3 Rev. Edmund Hobart died on 8 March 1646 at Hingham, Plymouth, MA, at age 73.1
Margaret Dewey b. c 1574, d. 23 Jun 1649
Nazareth Hobart+4 b. 7 Jun 1601, d. 23 Sep 1658
Rev. Peter Hobart+1 b. 13 Oct 1604, d. 20 Jan 1679
Thomas Hobart+5 b. 26 Feb 1606, d. 18 Aug 1689
Elizabeth Hobart+6 b. 31 Aug 1608, d. Oct 1655
Rebecca Hobart+7 b. 29 Dec 1611, d. 1655
Joshua Hobart+8 b. 9 Oct 1614, d. 28 Jul 1682
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Margaret Dewey1
F, #89205, b. circa 1574, d. 23 June 1649
Father Robert Dewey1 b. c 1550
Mother Margaret Stasye b. c 1550
Margaret Dewey was born circa 1574 at Hingham, Norfolk, England.1 She married Rev. Edmund Hobart, son of Thomas Hobart and Helena Windsor, on 7 September 1600 at Hingham, Norfolk, England.1,2 Margaret Dewey died on 23 June 1649 at Charlestown, Suffolk, MA.1
Rev. Edmund Hobart b. 1 Jan 1573, d. 8 Mar 1646
Robert Dewey1
Last Edited 28 Nov 2011
Robert Dewey was born circa 1550 at of Hingham, Norfolk, England.1 He married Margaret Stasye circa 1572.
Margaret Stasye b. c 1550
Margaret Dewey+1 b. c 1574, d. 23 Jun 1649
Thomas Hobart1
M, #89207, b. circa 1540, d. 17 January 1600
Father Sir Miles Hobart b. c 1480, d. 22 Feb 1557
Mother Eleanor Blennerhassett b. c 1494, d. a 22 Feb 1557
Thomas Hobart was born circa 1540 at of Plumstead, Norfolk, England.1 He married Helena Windsor on 30 July 1569 at Snoring Magna, Norfolk, England.1 Thomas Hobart died on 17 January 1600 at Hingham, Norfolk, England.1
Helena Windsor b. c 1550
Rev. Edmund Hobart+1 b. 1 Jan 1573, d. 8 Mar 1646
Helena Windsor1
F, #89208, b. circa 1550
Helena Windsor was born circa 1550 at of Snoring Magna, Norfolk, England.1 She married Thomas Hobart, son of Sir Miles Hobart and Eleanor Blennerhassett, on 30 July 1569 at Snoring Magna, Norfolk, England.1 Helena Windsor was buried on 9 May 1603 at Snoring Magna, Norfolk, England.1
Thomas Hobart b. c 1540, d. 17 Jan 1600
Joseph Bradford1
M, #89209, b. circa 1630, d. 20 July 1715
Father Gov. William Bradford1 b. 19 Mar 1590, d. 9 May 1657
Mother Alice Carpenter1 b. 2 Aug 1590, d. 26 Mar 1670
Joseph Bradford was born circa 1630 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.1 He married Jael Hobart, daughter of Rev. Peter Hobart and Elizabeth Ibrook, on 25 May 1664 at Kingston, Plymouth, MA.1,2 Joseph Bradford died on 20 July 1715 at Kingston, Plymouth, MA.1
Jael Hobart b. 30 Dec 1643, d. 14 Apr 1730
Elisha Bradford+1 b. 1669, d. 16 Jun 1747
[S14] Unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, by Clarence Almon Torrey., p. 90.
Jael Hobart1
F, #89210, b. 30 December 1643, d. 14 April 1730
Jael Hobart was born on 30 December 1643 at Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.1 She married Joseph Bradford, son of Gov. William Bradford and Alice Carpenter, on 25 May 1664 at Kingston, Plymouth, MA.1,2 Jael Hobart died on 14 April 1730 at Kingston, Plymouth, MA, at age 86.1
Joseph Bradford b. c 1630, d. 20 Jul 1715
Zion Wentworth1
M, #89211, b. 31 March 1725, d. 9 November 1776
Father Shubael Wentworth1 b. c 1689, d. 2 Mar 1759
Mother Damaris Hawes1 b. 25 Jul 1696, d. 7 Dec 1739
Zion Wentworth was born on 31 March 1725 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1 He married Hannah Pettingill, daughter of Daniel Pettingill and Abigail Leonard, on 6 October 1753 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1 Zion Wentworth died on 9 November 1776 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA, at age 51.1
Hannah Pettingill b. c 1732, d. 29 Jan 1780
Enoch Wentworth+1 b. 9 May 1766, d. 23 Oct 1847
Hannah Pettingill1
F, #89212, b. circa 1732, d. 29 January 1780
Father Daniel Pettingill1 b. 5 Jan 1705
Mother Abigail Leonard1 b. Jun 1711, d. 1790
Hannah Pettingill was born circa 1732 at of Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1 She married Zion Wentworth, son of Shubael Wentworth and Damaris Hawes, on 6 October 1753 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1 Hannah Pettingill died on 29 January 1780 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1
Zion Wentworth b. 31 Mar 1725, d. 9 Nov 1776
Daniel Pettingill1
M, #89213, b. 5 January 1705
Father Daniel Pettingill2 b. 16 Feb 1680, d. 12 May 1726
Mother Mary Stickney2 b. 9 Mar 1679, d. 7 Mar 1707
Daniel Pettingill was born on 5 January 1705 at Newbury, Essex, MA.1 He married Abigail Leonard, daughter of Uriah Leonard and Abigail Stone, on 29 January 1727 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1
Abigail Leonard b. Jun 1711, d. 1790
Hannah Pettingill+1 b. c 1732, d. 29 Jan 1780
Abigail Leonard1
F, #89214, b. June 1711, d. 1790
Father Uriah Leonard1 b. 10 Apr 1686, d. 2 May 1772
Mother Abigail Stone1 b. 9 Jul 1689, d. 31 Mar 1769
Abigail Leonard was born in June 1711 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1 She married Daniel Pettingill, son of Daniel Pettingill and Mary Stickney, on 29 January 1727 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1 Abigail Leonard died in 1790 at of Stoughton, Norfolk, MA.1
Daniel Pettingill b. 5 Jan 1705
Uriah Leonard1
M, #89215, b. 10 April 1686, d. 2 May 1772
Father Uriah Leonard1 b. 10 Jul 1662, d. 1742
Mother Elizabeth Caswell1 b. 10 Jan 1665, d. 6 Nov 1726
Uriah Leonard was born on 10 April 1686 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1 He married Abigail Stone, daughter of William Stone and Hannah Walley, on 12 June 1707 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1 Uriah Leonard died on 2 May 1772 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA, at age 86.1
Abigail Stone b. 9 Jul 1689, d. 31 Mar 1769
Abigail Leonard+1 b. Jun 1711, d. 1790
Abigail Stone1
F, #89216, b. 9 July 1689, d. 31 March 1769
Father William Stone1 b. 20 Aug 1665, d. May 1697
Mother Hannah Walley1 b. c 1666, d. 2 Aug 1725
Abigail Stone was born on 9 July 1689 at Bristol, Bristol, RI.1 She married Uriah Leonard, son of Uriah Leonard and Elizabeth Caswell, on 12 June 1707 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1 Abigail Stone died on 31 March 1769 at Stoughton, Norfolk, MA, at age 79.1
Uriah Leonard b. 10 Apr 1686, d. 2 May 1772
William Stone1
M, #89217, b. 20 August 1665, d. May 1697
Father John Stone1 b. c 1633
Mother Abigail Dixey1 b. 25 Oct 1636, d. 1703
William Stone was born on 20 August 1665 at Salem, Essex, MA.1 He married Hannah Walley, daughter of Thomas Walley and Hannah Bacon, on 2 June 1686 at Bristol, Bristol, RI.1 William Stone died in May 1697 at Taunton, Bristol, MA, at age 31.1
Hannah Walley b. c 1666, d. 2 Aug 1725
Abigail Stone+1 b. 9 Jul 1689, d. 31 Mar 1769
Hannah Walley1
F, #89218, b. circa 1666, d. 2 August 1725
Father Thomas Walley1 b. c 1636, d. 1672
Mother Hannah Bacon1 b. 4 Sep 1643, d. Sep 1685
Hannah Walley was born circa 1666 at Barnstable, Barnstable, MA.1 She married William Stone, son of John Stone and Abigail Dixey, on 2 June 1686 at Bristol, Bristol, RI.1 Hannah Walley died on 2 August 1725 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1
William Stone b. 20 Aug 1665, d. May 1697
Thomas Walley1
M, #89219, b. circa 1636, d. 1672
Thomas Walley was born circa 1636 at of Sandwich, Plymouth, MA.1 He married Hannah Bacon, daughter of Nathaniel Bacon and Hannah Mayo, circa 1660 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1 Thomas Walley died in 1672 at of Taunton, Bristol, MA.1
Hannah Bacon b. 4 Sep 1643, d. Sep 1685
Hannah Walley+1 b. c 1666, d. 2 Aug 1725
John Stone1
John Stone was born circa 1633 at of Beverly, Essex, MA.1 He married Abigail Dixey, daughter of William Dixey and Anna, before 1654 at Salem, Essex, MA.1,2
Abigail Dixey b. 25 Oct 1636, d. 1703
William Stone+1 b. 20 Aug 1665, d. May 1697
Abigail Dixey1
F, #89221, b. 25 October 1636, d. 1703
Father William Dixey2 b. c 1607, d. 24 Jun 1690
Mother Anna2 d. 1685
Abigail Dixey was born on 25 October 1636 at Salem, Essex, MA.1 She married John Stone before 1654 at Salem, Essex, MA.1,3 Abigail Dixey died in 1703 at of Beverly, Essex, MA.1
John Stone b. c 1633
William Dixey1
M, #89222, b. circa 1607, d. 24 June 1690
William Dixey was born circa 1607 at England; Age 73 in 1680.1 He married Anna before 1636 at Salem, Essex, MA.1 William Dixey died on 24 June 1690 at Beverly, Essex, MA; Age 82.1
Anna d. 1685
Abigail Dixey+1 b. 25 Oct 1636, d. 1703
Elizabeth Dixey+2 b. 17 Aug 1641, d. 24 Feb 1690
F, #89223, d. 1685
Anna married William Dixey before 1636 at Salem, Essex, MA.1 Anna died in 1685 at Beverly, Essex, MA.1
William Dixey b. c 1607, d. 24 Jun 1690
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M, #89224, b. 10 July 1662, d. 1742
Father James Leonard1 b. 1620/21, d. c 1691
Mother Mary Martin1 d. a 1662
Uriah Leonard was born on 10 July 1662 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1 He married Elizabeth Caswell, daughter of Thomas Caswell and Mary, on 1 June 1685 at Taunton, Bristol, MA; They also had a son, William.1,2 Uriah Leonard died in 1742 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1
Elizabeth Caswell b. 10 Jan 1665, d. 6 Nov 1726
Uriah Leonard+1 b. 10 Apr 1686, d. 2 May 1772
Elizabeth Caswell1
F, #89225, b. 10 January 1665, d. 6 November 1726
Father Thomas Caswell1 b. 20 Oct 1618, d. 9 Oct 1697
Mother Mary2 b. c 1620, d. a 28 Sep 1691
Elizabeth Caswell was born on 10 January 1665 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.1 She married Uriah Leonard, son of James Leonard and Mary Martin, on 1 June 1685 at Taunton, Bristol, MA; They also had a son, William.1,3 Elizabeth Caswell died on 6 November 1726 at Taunton, Bristol, MA, at age 61.1
Uriah Leonard b. 10 Jul 1662, d. 1742
Thomas Caswell1
M, #89226, b. 20 October 1618, d. 9 October 1697
Father Richard Caswell, Esq. b. c 1590
Mother Mary Slany b. c 1593
Thomas Caswell was born on 20 October 1618 at Leominster, Somersetshire, England.1 He married Mary before 1648 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.2 Thomas Caswell died on 9 October 1697 at Taunton, Bristol, MA, at age 78.1
Mary b. c 1620, d. a 28 Sep 1691
Elizabeth Caswell+1 b. 10 Jan 1665, d. 6 Nov 1726
F, #89227, b. circa 1620, d. after 28 September 1691
Mary was born circa 1620 at England.2 She married Thomas Caswell, son of Richard Caswell, Esq. and Mary Slany, before 1648 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.2 Mary died after 28 September 1691 at Taunton, Bristol, MA.
Thomas Caswell b. 20 Oct 1618, d. 9 Oct 1697
M, #89228, b. 16 February 1680, d. 12 May 1726
Father Samuel Pettingill2 b. 9 Feb 1645, d. 2 Jan 1711
Mother Sarah Poore2 b. 28 Dec 1652, d. 3 Feb 1714
Daniel Pettingill was born on 16 February 1680 at Newbury, Essex, MA.1 He married Mary Stickney, daughter of Amos Stickney and Sarah Morse, on 13 November 1699 at Newbury, Essex, MA.1 Daniel Pettingill died on 12 May 1726 at Abington, Plymouth, MA, at age 46.1
Mary Stickney b. 9 Mar 1679, d. 7 Mar 1707
Daniel Pettingill+1 b. 5 Jan 1705


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Historic Urban Center and the National Archives Building because of a general interest in the past, or in the heritage of others, or tourists may be interested as this heritage preserves their own culture, such as Dutch, Indonesian, or Chinese tourists.
Heuken mentions the possibility of writing a second volume to cover the period from 1850-1965, this too, would likely focus on colonial history. Heuken introduces his guide with startlingly harsh statements about Indonesians' lack of interest in history: "Since 1982 [when this guide was first published], several historical sites have vanished for different reasons, but mostly because of a disinterested and careless attitude…Even though the governors of Jakarta have appealed to take good care of the still existing heritage, the attitude mentioned above and the greediness to obtain material gain by pulling down an old house in order to put up a new building, will always threaten the remains of the past and the historical heritage."This, for one, shows the failure of the Dutch Historic Urban Centre project to have a long-term affect, and second, contrasts with his description of the National Archives building, whose renovation makes it shine, thanks to the Dutch companies that initiated it. I am not certain that Heuken's attitude can speak for all guides to Jakarta, but this guide at least speaks to the attitude that historic sites are an important part of the tourist attraction.


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People Love This Guy's Shitty Real Estate Ad
"Need to sell my house ... I'll call the shit guy!"
by Craig Silverman
BuzzFeed Founding Editor, Canada
Riyaz Rauf is a real estate agent who loves a good slogan. His signs and website play on the concept of a "household name" by declaring him to be "A House SOLD Name."
Riyaz Rauf
He recently took his wordplay to another level for an ad in bathroom stalls.
Rauf placed this ad inside of mens stalls in banquet halls around Toronto. He told BuzzFeed Canada the ad has created a "talk of the town effect and received some hilarious responses" over the past five months.
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Rauf said no one has actually called him from a bathroom stall yet. But once he was having dinner at one of the halls and three people at his table were texted the ad by friends during the meal.
"That was a 'winning moment of truth' for me as I believed the advert will work in the audience I positioned for," he said.
Some people have complained about the shit-positive ad, but Rauf says they aren't the kind of client he wants to work with.
"They are people who will never take chances in life and will procrastinate on decisions and will never be part of my customer base," he said. "What matters is people who are appreciative of it and respond well and happen to be my target audience."
The ad was recently posted in the Weird Toronto Facebook group, and one person called it one of the best ads they've ever seen.
"Shit jokes are the truest way to connect heart to heart with me."
Call the shit guy!
Rauf is enjoying all the free publicity, since the banquet hall owners allowed him to place the bathroom ads at no cost. "I think effective advertisements need a lot of creativity and less funding," he said.
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And a little 💩 doesn't hurt, either.

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Snowboard, Guide, Outdoor, Ski, Travel Store, Winter Sports
4 Awesome French Alps Ski Areas
The French Alps are one of the world's most amazing natural amphitheatres.
The Mont Blanc, which straddles the French-Italian border, is the highest peak, towering over renowned ski resort Chamonix at a mind-boggling 4808m. Meanwhile, other legendary mountain ranges in the French Alps include the Beaufortain Massif, the Vanoise Massif, the Lauziere Massif, and the Mercantour Massif.
This is also a heartland of global snow sports. Indeed, many world-class ski resorts like Val Thorens, Courchevel, Meribel, Avoriaz, La Plagne, or Val d'Isere have a magnetic attraction for skiers and snowboarders.
But a number of French ski resorts are also part of interlinked ski areas. This is good to know when you're travelling there for the first time, as variety adds some spice to any snow sports vacations. Multi-resort areas offer more slopes to discover, with a greater range of difficulty to cater for all ski levels. Moreover, staying in a linked area also provides more bang for your buck.
With that in mind, here are four awesome French Alps ski areas where you can perfect your downhill – and enjoy a vibrant apres-ski life! – to consider for your next winter holiday.
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1. Espace Killy
Named after French downhill skiing hero and triple Olympic champion Jean Claude Killy, Espace Killy comprises the terrific twin resorts of Tignes and of high-altitude Val d'Isere. With a skiable area of 300km, much of which is at altitudes of over 300m, and 158 well-groomed pistes, there are exciting runs for skiers of all abilities.
In terms of apres-ski, you can party until 4am at the renowned Dick's Tea Bar in Val d'Isere. Another popular option is The Marmot Arms in Tignes Le Lac, which is a welcoming British-style boozer. There's also plenty of family fun to be had off the slopes, with a kids skicross course, a toboggan run, husky dog sledging, and horse riding on offer.
2. Paradiski
Paradiski comprises the famous ski resorts of Peisey-Vallandry, La Plagne, and Les Arcs. In total, these three great resorts combined share an expansive skiable area of 425km. This includes 264 pistes to suit skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. These are conveniently linked by the super-efficient Vanoise Express. A whopping 70% of the slopes here are at heights of over 2000m, and notably, the thrilling 7km Aiguille Rouge to Arc Villaroger run includes a mind-blowing 2000m vertical drop.
The apres-ski is diverse, catering for relaxed families, couples on a romantic getaway, and party-lovers alike. For instance, La Tete Inn at Belle Plagne is a cosy, traditional Alpine pub, while Mojo Bar at Peisey-Vallandry is a laid-back spot with a warm atmosphere for intimate cocktails with your significant other. Whether you're looking to warm yourself up with a couple of mulled wines by a chimney fire in a traditional chalet, or to dance all night in a club, you'll find your perfect evening hang-out in the Paradiski resorts. There's a wide range of chalet-style and contemporary accommodation here and Alpine holiday firm Erna Low can easily advise on the best choice for your group.
3. Grand Massif
The Grand Massif is located in the middle of the Alps. This sprawling Haute-Savoie ski area is beautifully overlooked by the Mont Blanc. That location carries a nice perk: you'll be able to spot France's star peak under all its different angles as you ski or snowboard down the 139 slopes available here.
Overall, the Grand Massif has a total skiable area of 265km connected by 70 lifts. The five fab villages that make up the Grand Massif are Morillon, Les Carroz, Sixt, Samoëns, and Flaine. As each of them is very distinct, there really is something for everyone here.
The apres-ski is excellent and there's a wide variety of venues to choose from, including Le White Club in Flaine, which is great for live music, and Irish establishment Covey's Pub in pretty Samoëns, where you can grab a great pint of Guinness. There are several ski schools for kids here and lots of off-slope entertainment, including ten-pin bowling, husky dog sledding, and the Speed Dragoz Alpine rollercoaster.
4. Serre Chevalier Vallée – Briançon
Named after the two places that make up its bounds, the Serre Chevalier Vallée – Briançon linked area covers the whole mountain range lining the south-facing valley running from fortified, historical Briançon, which is recognised as the highest official city in France, and the high perched ski town of Serre Chevalier. The 250 km of slopes of these linked ski resorts are a good bet if you're looking for some nice winter sun to come back from your ski holiday with a tan, as the area is known for enjoying 300 days of sunshine per year.
Just like the other options on our list, the Vallée's resorts provide a wide range of apres-ski entertainment options. Having been formed from several old villages, Serre Chevalier has a fantastic range of traditional, cosy restaurants where you can enjoy the best Alpine food specialties (fondue anyone?!) the French mountains offer. Meanwhile, you can find more city-like attractions in bigger Briançon.
A big asset of this area is the presence of natural hot water baths where you can relax and nurse your sore legs after leaving the pistes. Home to two hot springs, Le Monêtier les Bains was already used as a thermal spa as far back as in Roman times. Today, Les Grands Bains du Monêtier is a giant, 4,500-m2 thermal centre that makes a perfect haven for weary skiers and wellbeing seekers.
For convenience, value, and enjoyment, we're big fans of France's large linked ski areas, which double or triple not only the kilometers of slopes available to you, but also your options for off-piste fun. So choose whichever of these three French Alps ski areas satisfies your requirements best, book up, get your sow sports gear out of ski storage, and hit the slopes ̶ you can thank us later!
Have you been to any of these ski resorts in the French Alps before? Where do you normally ski? We'd love to hear it, so share your experience in a comment below!
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El fenomen va ser popularitzat per l'actriu Jennifer Love Hewitt, que va dedicar un capítol al seu llibre The Day I Shot Cupid to vajazzling. Durant una entrevista promocional en un programa de televisió estatunidenca el gener de 2010, va animar a les dones de la seva audiència «a vajazzle els seus vajayjays». L'endemà, «vajazzle» es va convertir en el terme més cercat a Google.

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Description: During the inception of the Hotel AVIKANS manufactured the Entrance pendent lamps, Wall and Ceiling lamps for the Passages and walkways to rooms and the Room lighting,Dragon Restaurant, and other arears of the Hotel. In the millenium year 2000 we were once again responsible for creating the 03 main Lobby Chandelier's in Brass with glass shades that still stands looking elegant almost 12 years later.
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Game of Thrones Season Five preview
By Ced Yuen 10 April 2015
When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. And many, many people have died in the last four seasons of the hit HBO show. But who will win?
We were lucky enough to be invited to the premiere of Game of Thrones Season Five to watch the first episode. Here's what you can expect this year from the new season.
If you've not watched up to the end of season four, STOP NOW and go do that - for there are spoilers regarding the first four seasons. If you're up to date, you'll be fine - there are no Season Five spoilers...
Season Five picks up days after the events of Season Four. Tywin Lannister is dead, leaving a vacuum of power. It didn't matter who is/was on the throne, because Tywin was the puppet-master and he controlled King's Landing.
Now it's down to his children Cersei and Jaime Lannister to keep the peace, but their incestuous relationship has become rocky. It's also become a strong rumour, which won't go down well with the townsfolk.
That leaves young Tommen, too naïve and sweet for the Iron Throne he's been left with. He will be a pawn, stuck between his mother Cersei and his bride-to-be Margery Tyrell. The Tyrells have been watching the Lannisters like vultures, and now it seems they may make their move.
And what of Tyrion? He's in hiding, after murdering his father Tywin. He's one of the few with a good heart in Westeros. Now that he's abandoned his family, where will he go?
Accompanying him is Lord Varys, who schemes as always. He's been watching Daenerys Targaryen's progress for a while now, but now the spider is emerging from the shadows. It's unlikely that he helped Tyrion escape just to be nice, so we'd hazard the two could join the rebellion brewing across the Narrow Sea.
As for Daenerys, she is having issues. Her dragons have been key to her rise to power, but now she's not able to control them. And without the dragons, she will struggle to keep control over the people of Meereen, let alone launch a full-scale offensive on King's Landing.
Then there's the small matter of The North, which presents its own host of issues. The Starks are all either dead, or scattered. In the Eyrie, Sansa Stark sticks close to Lord Baelish, who is as creepy and unpredictable as ever. Arya, meanwhile, was last seen heading to Braavos. From what we've seen of the Braavosi, it's likely she's going to train and toughen up some more.
Up at the Wall, Castle Black recovers from the battle with the Wildlings. Stannis Baratheon's army saved the day at the end of Season Four, but that doesn't mean the Night's Watch will receive them gladly – especially when Melisandre the fire priestess is still walking around talking weird.
Whatever they do, they'll need to work together, because the zombie-like White Walkers beyond the Wall aren't going away any time soon. Winter is definitely coming.
Anything can happen in Season Five. Don't think you're safe just because you've read the book, because the TV show is happy to take liberties and go down a different path. More people will die, and some of them may be your favourite characters.
We can't wait.
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Our goal is to make cultivated meat the affordable and sustainable choice, for everyone.
Multus is pioneering the design and production of the key ingredients required to accelerate the affordable scale-up of cellular agriculture. Our technology provides a truly sustainable alternative to today's global dependence on traditional animal farming.
We see Multus and our products as the foundation of the growing cellular agriculture sector.
With time, our work will enable the affordable at-scale production of real animal products – including meat, dairy, leather and more – using cells instead of animals.
When adopted, our technology will help reduce the carbon emissions, biodiversity loss and animal suffering across the globe.
We are a diverse team of innovators, techies, makers, go-getters and foodies. Our team is at the heart of the global sustainable protein transition, driven by desire to make cultivated 'animal' products a part of our everyday life.
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Cai Linton has an MEng in Molecular Bioengineering from Imperial College London and combines technical knowledge in tissue engineering & data science with management experience. While at Imperial College, Cai led projects in stem cell biology and growth media optimisation, and took courses in managerial economics and innovation management from the Imperial College Business School. Cai has also gained executive education in Inclusive Leadership from Diversily, Negotiation & Leadership from Harvard Law School and led Multus through numerous start-up programmes, including SOSV IndieBioNY, McKinsey Venture Academy and the EIT Food Accelerator Network.
His motivation to create a sustainable future using biotechnology led him to co-found Multus to shorten routes to market and maximise the positive impact of the cultivated meat industry.
Reka Tron
Reka has a background in Biological Sciences specialising in Synthetic Biology from Imperial College London. She is dedicated to making a positive impact in the world, which initially made her an active member of the Effective Altruism and Rationalist community, to explore where she can have the biggest leverage. Over the years she gained wide ranging experiences in operations from community building and as Head of European Operations at Circling Europe. During her studies she was fascinated by and explored around not only Synthetic Biology and Biotechnology but also Regenerative Medicine, and decided to combine these with her passion for impact and cofounded Multus to unlock the cultivated meat industry through targeting the critical bottleneck of growth media.
Kevin Pan
Kevin is a biochemist and an engineer with extensive experience in computer science, automation and biomedical regulations. He was trained as a biomedical engineer (Dipl.-HTL-Ing.) in Austria, during which he was also very active in a wide spectrum of domains such as data science, robotics and cyber defence.
With his interest in advancements of synthetic biology, he came to UK in 2018 to study Biochemistry at Imperial College London, while working for Dr. Reiko Tanaka's group at Biological Control Systems Lab. His research focuses on extracting dynamical insights from high dimensional biological data, using various techniques such as deep learning, data-driven modelling and model controls.
Dr Anirvan Guha
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Anirvan leads the Formulations Team in intelligent growth media design. His Master's in Biomedical Engineering and Doctorate in Physics, alongside his extensive research experience in biophysics, provide the expertise necessary to optimise high-parameter growth media formulations across a wide range of performance metrics. Anirvan is now leveraging his research skills to improve the sustainability and reduce the environmental footprint of the world's food supply.
Dr George Taylor
Head of Ingredients
George has over 10 years of industrial and academic experience from the biotechnology and synthetic biology sectors. He believes that we at Multus are working in a key area of research that is not only exciting but also essential in enabling the commercialisation of cultivated meat; a technology that is vital if we are to reach net-zero GHG emissions by 2050. George leads the Ingredients Team in novel ingredient discovery and optimisation.
Seong Hyun (Brandon) Ma
Brandon has a background in biochemistry at Imperial College London with a specialization in structural biology from working on structural elucidation of PRELI-TRIAP complex in Prof Steve Matthews Lab as well as extensive experience in protein biology. He is established the microbiological R&D within Multus and is currently focusing on using synthetic biology and expression engineering to drive down the cost of growth media.
Dr Soraya Padilla Lopategui
Subgroup Lead - Formulations
Soraya has expertise in cell culture, specifically optimising growth conditions of different cell lines. She is passionate about working towards the development of new platforms to improve large-scale cell culture in order to help solving key challenges around the cultivated meat industry.
Cristina Guzman-Moumtzis
Cristina has expertise in biomedical engineering, specifically on improving cell growth through computational methods. She is passionate about solving problems in areas with large global impact. She believes that the possibilities of cultivated meat provide endless opportunities to help minimize disease and increase nutrient intake, something people living in impoverished regions need.
Dr Morgane Valles
Morgane is a biochemist with over 7 years academic research experience in protein expression and characterisation. Having a long-standing interest in finding cost-effective and ethical solutions for offsetting the effects of human-induced climate change, she is passionate about Multus' mission to realise the potential of the cultivated meat industry.
Sandesh Meyler
Sandesh is a cell biologist with experience in cell line engineering and developing a variety of cell-based assays. Guided by the principles of Effective Altruism, he believes cultivated meat holds the potential to put an end to harmful intensive animal agriculture.
Dr Jake Bell
Jake has expertise in small metabolite analysis and is interested in how metabolomics and lipidomics can be leveraged to improve cell culture media. He believes cellular agriculture and its associated technologies have massive potential to improve the sustainability of the global food supply chain.
Julian Arjuna Bisten
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Julian is a bioengineer with academic and industrial experience ranging from cell and protein biology to quality control and process optimisation. Aware of the global impact that the current meat industry has on complex issues such as climate change and the antibiotic resistance crisis, he is excited to work with Multus on making cultured meat a cost-effective and ethical alternative for everyone.
Dr Nchimunya Nelisa Tebeka
Nelisa is a molecular biologist with an extensive experience in various model organisms, especially cell lines manipulation for multiple research applications. Her general focus has been driven by evidence-based and impact-led work in solving real-world problems. She hopes to apply this philosophy at Multus in helping identify and innovate sustainable approaches to the cultivated meat industry.
Dr Beatrice Philip
Beatrice is a biomedical scientist with a background in biotechnology and extensive experience in cell culture. She is dedicated to leveraging her expertise in cell biology toward the production of cell lines and evaluating their growth on serum-free formulations, consequently minimizing the devastating effects of livestock farming for a greener future.
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Prof. Michael Butler
Michael Butler is a Principal Investigator at the National Institute of Bioprocessing Research & Training (NIBRT), Adjunct Full Professor in University College Dublin as well as and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of the University of Manitoba, Canada. He holds degrees in Chemistry and Biochemistry from the Universities of Birmingham, London (UK) and Waterloo (Canada). After a period of several years as Principal Lecturer in Biotechnology at Manchester Metropolitan University Prof. Butler was appointed as Professor and NSERC/Apotex Industrial Research Chair in Fermentation Technology in the Department of Microbiology, University of Manitoba.
Matt Tom
In his role as an independent technical consultant, Matt Tom focuses on engineering design and implementation—integration, testing, and validation, as well as scale-up and manufacturing—in the food and beverage industry. With experience from post-harvest to marketplace and full-life cycle testing, he specializes in new product development and commercialization, especially in the food technology space where he integrates the sciences with digital technologies to drastically reduce time to market.Matt has been involved with bringing tasty and innovative plant-based foods to the market that are healthier and more sustainable than their non-plant-based counterparts. He's done government research at USDA's Agricultural Research Service, collaborating with companies like PepsiCo, General Mills, Clorox, and P&G, and more recently at Silicon Valley food tech startups such as Impossible Foods, Kite Hill, Hampton Creek, and Ripple Foods. Well-versed in usability, six sigma (both process improvement and design), lean, GMP, GLP, and HACCP, he serves as a subject matter expert in food technology and food processing, both in technical due diligence efforts and as a technical advisor to early-stage startups.
Dr Frank Klemens
Former Managing Director of DuPont Ventures and the Director of Licensing who oversaw all aspects of sourcing, analysing and executing strategic equity investments for DuPont's businesses. As the Licensing Director, he collaborated with DuPont businesses to in-license or out-license technology. As the Venture liaison he generated collaborative technology investment options to create new business opportunities. His areas of investment and licensing include biotech, food ingredients, food safety, nutrition, electronic, IoT, machine learning, and advanced materials. Frank is now a Managing Director at Big Idea Ventures.
Prof. Molly Stevens FRS FREng
Prof. Molly Stevens FRS FREng - After postdoctoral research at MIT, in 2004 Molly joined Imperial College London as a lecturer and was promoted to Professor in 2008 making her one of the youngest Professors ever in the history of the institution. She is Fellow of 7 societies including the Royal Society and Foreign Member of the National Academy of Engineering (USA).Professor Stevens' multidisciplinary research has been recognised by over 30 major prizes and balances the investigation of fundamental science with the development of technology to address some of the major healthcare challenges. Her work has been instrumental in elucidating the bio-material interfaces. She has contributed a broad portfolio of biomaterials for applications in disease diagnostics and regenerative medicine. She holds numerous leadership positions including Director of the UK Regenerative Medicine Platform 'Smart Acellular Materials' Hub.
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Jonathan (Jo) is a senior independent advisor helping organisations delivery solutions and new business models within the ESG / Impact area focused on Alternative Protein (Plant and Cell Based Meats), the Blue Economy and the Energy Transition across strategy, innovation, operating models to the raising of capital. He is an entrepreneur (with a track record from ideation, M&A to generating strategic value), been a Consultant (previously a Partner at Accenture) and held various NED roles working across the private and public sector. Jo is also passionate about the environment and supporting the development of new business models to protect our oceans and land. This includes setting up a warm water, indoor, shrimp farm in the UK (hormone and anti-biotic free) to reduced mangrove swamp destruction and helping to develop a new digitally native food ecosystem that will deliver provenance and traceability across the supply chain for the production of nutritional food working in harmony with nature.
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Rumor: Samsung Galaxy S8 to Ditch Headphone Jack
The 3.5mm port's slow death marches on.
By Tom Brant
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I'm the deputy managing editor of the hardware team at PCMag.com. Reading this during the day? Then you've caught me testing gear and editing reviews of laptops, desktop PCs, and tons of other personal tech. (Reading this at night? Then I'm probably dreaming about all those cool products.) I've covered the consumer tech world as an editor, reporter, and analyst since 2015.
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The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphone will advance the 3.5mm headphone jack one step closer to extinction, according to a report from Samsung fan community blog SamMobile(Opens in a new window).
If Samsung does ditch the headphone jack, it would be following in the footsteps of its archrival Apple, whose iPhone 7 ($288.00 at Visible)(Opens in a new window) offers no 3.5mm port for headphones to some consternation. Other manufacturers of high-end smartphones, including Motorola, have also introduced devices this year without a headphone jack.
SamMobile, which did not cite a source for its report, has nevertheless been a reliable font of Samsung rumors in the past. As is typical for the Korean tech giant, it has remained silent on any Galaxy S8 details, except for confirming that its next phone will indeed be called the Galaxy S8. That news was buried in an October announcement that Korean owners of the ill-fated Note 7 would receive a 50 percent discount on the S8 when it is released.
In addition to losing wired headphone support, the S8 could also include a digital voice-based assistant similar to Apple's Siri or Google's Assistant, according to the Wall Street Journal. The new handset will likely debut at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February, an annual event that has hosted other Samsung flagship unveilings in the past.
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Dez Bryant could be extra motivated to play against his former team.
by Brian Martin December 7, 2020, 7:00 am 31.2k Views
As far as storylines go, they don't get much better than Dez Bryant squaring off against the Dallas Cowboys for the first time since his unexpected release back in April 2018. It's been a long time coming for him and you can bet your bottom dollar he's anxiously awaiting to take the field Tuesday night against some of his former teammates.
During his eight-year span in Dallas Dez Bryant continuously showed off his first-round talent for the Dallas Cowboys. In 113 games he hauled in 531 passes for 7,459 yards and a franchise-record 73 touchdowns before his release after the 2017 season. He was as dominant as a WR as there was in the league during that time, but that was then and this is now.
After nearly 3 years away from the game the Baltimore Ravens decided to give Dez Bryant a shot at redemption in the hopes the one-time superstar had something left in the tank. The jury still out after just three games on the active roster, but if a breakout game were coming I can almost guarantee he'd love for it to be against Dallas. It's easy to forget just how good he once was.
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Bryant's four catches for 28 yards in three games with the Baltimore Ravens would seem to suggest he's just a shadow of his former self. But taking into consideration last week he was playing without starting QB Lamar Jackson and the time it takes to get re-acclimated to the game, I wouldn't bet against him showing the world he can still be "that guy" against the Cowboys Tuesday night.
Considering he's 32 years old and so long removed from the game him having a huge game against the Cowboys seems a bit too much to expect. And let's not forget Baltimore is known as a heavy run oriented offense. That doesn't exactly scream a lot of opportunities for Dez in the passing game, however, stranger things have happened.
The Cowboys haven't exactly been shutting down opposing teams in either the running or passing game this year on defense. We've seen more than our fair share of players come out of nowhere to have huge games against them and Dez Bryant could very well be the next one. If he gets the opportunity he could be a problem.
The jury is still out as to whether or not Dez Bryant can take flight against the Cowboys or if he'll have his Ravens wings clipped. One thing is for sure though, it's going to be really good to see him back in the field regardless of how productive, or not, he is. I don't know about you, but I'll be keeping a close eye on the No. 88 in purple all night.
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Oppo dumps and behind-the-scenes lobbying: Biden's VP search heats up
Stuart Appelbaum, president of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, said of the jockeying, "I think it's a good thing the candidates are campaigning for the position because it gives us a chance to evaluate."
With the Biden campaign's vetting process soon to begin, supporters of potential running mates are also getting involved: opposition research that was shelved at the end of the presidential primary is now starting to recirculate in an effort to stealthily drag down prospective vice presidential rivals. Harris, Warren and to a lesser extent Klobuchar — who gained traction relatively late in the campaign — all faced intense scrutiny during the presidential primary. Now, in conversations with reporters, Democrats working to hobble them are re-upping old criticisms about their records.
"There are definitely internal and external battles over who's going to leak the most shit on people," one Democratic strategist said.
Overt campaigning for the vice presidency has traditionally been frowned upon, weakening those who appear overly eager or insufficiently deferential to the nominee. And with the exception of Abrams — who has said "I would be an excellent running mate" — most top-shelf candidates this year have been guarded about their ambitions, even as they position themselves for a potential selection.
"I just know that, you know, you don't run for that," Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer told POLITICO Playbook on Monday — one of many national media appearances Whitmer has made in recent weeks — when asked about the vice presidency, adding, "That is a selection of the top of the ticket, and everyone else should be just busy doing their jobs."
Harris has said she would "be honored to serve." When Warren was asked by Rachel Maddow on MSNBC if she would take the job if Biden offered it, she replied, simply, "Yes."
The most vocal pressure on Biden is to nominate a black woman. Biden would not be the presumptive nominee if not for his victory in South Carolina, and black voters — particularly black women — are critical to the party's prospects in the general election.
Harris, who fielded a robust presidential campaign operation but dropped out before the Iowa caucuses, has a large number of former staffers promoting her — many of them with ties to prominent Democrats inside Biden's orbit. But Abrams and Val Demings, the Florida congresswoman and former Orlando police chief, also have groups of supporters.
"Donors have known about her for a decade," one strategist said of Demings.
Of all the contenders, Abrams has been the most assertive on the issue of race, telling ABC's "The View" that it would be a "concern" if Biden did not choose a woman of color.
"As a young black woman, growing up in Mississippi, I learned that if you don't raise your hand, people won't see you, and they won't give you attention," she recently told CNN.
But navigating the Biden campaign's internal politics may be tricky for Abrams given Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms' close relationships with Biden brass. Lance Bottoms has long been an Abrams rival, declining to endorse her in the 2018 gubernatorial primary and speaking positively about her opponent, Stacey Evans.
"What a black female candidate would bring is an ability to heighten the enthusiasm … and we're going to need that in an election that is unlike one that we've ever seen before," said the Rev. Leah Daughtry, a longtime Democratic operative who served as CEO of the 2008 and 2016 Democratic National Convention committees.
Daughtry, who wants Biden to select a black woman, said the Biden campaign is now confronting "the age-old bet … is it better to place your fortunes on turning out the base of your party, increasing that turnout, or is it better to go after voters you may or may not get."
Of the Democratic Party's African-American base, Daughtry said, "That's your sure bet."
But Biden is also laboring to win over progressive Democrats, and he has history with Warren.
Before Biden decided not to run for president in 2016, Biden wanted Warren to be his running mate. After they met in August 2015, Warren came away pleasantly surprised despite their past ideological battles, a close ally said during the primary when the two were fighting for the nomination.
Biden also thought Warren would have been a smart choice for Clinton — and he was not alone.
In a July 2016 memo to Clinton, Philippe Reines, a longtime Clinton confidant, advised that "purely to get you elected, meaning in a perfect world where you'd run with someone but then ditch them for the person you'd prefer as a governing partner, it's hard to argue that Warren wouldn't be the most effective running mate. I don't think it's close."
Reines called Warren a "superstar fundraiser" and told Clinton that aside from President Barack Obama, "nobody has Trump's number like she does. Nobody gets under his skin more. She's head and shoulders above every other name I've seen floated, or out there. I think that would be comforting to you to have such firepower watching your back, and someone who can so easily bait him. That has real strategic value."
This year, Warren has been casting herself as a governance-first pick, releasing a wave of policy plans and proposed reforms to address the health and economic fallout from the coronavirus.
But she has also been subtly trying to demonstrate her political upside on the ticket. After endorsing Biden, she tried to brandish her small-dollar fundraising machine that raised over $100 million in the primary, deploying her email list on behalf of Biden. It's not known how much the email raised, but one Democrat familiar with the effort said it impressed at least some Biden staffers.
Several Democratic digital strategists said the strength of the candidate's social media and email lists may be an underrated factor in the vice presidential search, especially given Biden's relative weakness in online fundraising.
"This would be maybe the first time in history someone considers grassroots fundraising prowess as a pro for a VP candidate," said one strategist. "Like, 'how big of an email list are you bringing us' is as important as any number of other traditional factors."
One disadvantage for potential candidates who did not run for president is that they have not been subjected to as rigorous a vetting as those who did. While most of the former presidential candidates' liabilities are already widely known, less certain are the potential weaknesses of contenders who did not run for president, including their ability to perform in debates and on other platforms in a national campaign.
Of the lesser-known commodities, Whitmer is appealing to many Midwestern Democrats because of her forceful response to the coronavirus pandemic in a swing state. But many Democrats also worry about how the electorate would respond to a governor joining a ticket in the midst of the pandemic raging in her state. And if conditions in Michigan worsen, it could become a drag on the campaign.
Biden, who has committed to picking a woman running mate, is expected to announce his vice presidential selection committee by May 1. But the selection itself may not come until July.
Most Democrats familiar with campaign staffs' discussions about the nomination believe the former vice president will make a decision based largely on personal chemistry and on his confidence in a running mate's ability not only to help him win — but to govern.
Many Democrats are inclined to give him room to make that decision. Despite calls from Reps. Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) and John Lewis (D-Ga.) for Biden to pick a black woman as his vice president, some black lawmakers are hesitant to add to the pressure.
"If [Biden] got somebody black or brown, I'm happy, I'm in heaven, but I want to win," said Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) "And if Mary Lou, who lives in Pennsylvania, can help him win, I don't care what color she might be."
"We're going to do ourselves a disservice…if we fence him in," said Cleaver. "I don't want to be a part of the fencing-in group."
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All across the Province, parents, children and educators alike are preparing for the start of a new school year.
This September, the Province is introducing changes to the Highway Traffic Act. Effective tomorrow, September 1, 2015, there will be greater fines imposed for Distracted Driving, changes to Cyclist Safety and Slow Down, Move Over changes that will now have motorists move over not only when emergency vehicles are on the side of the road, but when tow truck drivers are working on the side of the road as well.
CAA launched a website to inform the public about these changes. Please click here to view it.
The Ontario Highway Traffic Act also governs the rules of the road including School Crossings and School Crossing Guards. As you prepare for the increased traffic next week, please take this opportunity to review your policies and procedures for school crossings. OMEX Members can access information on best practices related to crossing guards and school crossing by going to Member Services > CheckPoint > Works and Waste Management > Roads & Highways > Traffic Control and Signals.
Stay safe on the roads. Keep an eye out for children and please, no texting and driving.
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American Ride is an American historical documentary series produced by BYUtv and hosted by motorcycle-riding host Stan Ellsworth. From the seat of his Harley Davidson, Ellsworth narrates the series focusing on pivotal events in American history and visits the places where those events unfolded. The show won a regional 2013 Emmy Award for best host.

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Whether kids will pick up the new dolls remains to be seen. But Chidoni said previous changes were "positively received."
Dolls with the new body are available for preorder at shop.mattel.com. They will ship in February. They will start to show up on U.S. store shelves in March and roll out in the rest of the world after that, Mattel Inc. said.
There are new barbie bodies. So what! Barbie is only for girls. I wish that they add like boy bodies if they haven't already. But also the barbies can also come in more than a lot of different hair styles eye styles and also skin color. But also it sounds sort of cool. Maybe one day I will get used to it.
because some people like flats better.
Barbie was made to be a doll, not to make people think they have to look like her. It's ridiculous were changing the original doll so people don't complain about being offended.
Because they wanted to give barbie a new look like skin tones hair but the dark one though i think they messed up that one and her feet might hurt with the heels.
I agree with you but you can't start a sentence with because.
The authors purpose in writing this article was to inform the reader. What I learned from this article is the Barbie company is now making dolls with different body types, skin colors, hair colors, and eye colors. I agree with the opinions stated in this article that this change is good. I agree with this because not many girls look like the original Barbie doll. Having these new dolls that can look just like them will make girls feel happy and special.
It is so fasanting how Barbie dolls are made I love how they are made.


The first Sears catalog was published in 1888. In 1906, Sears opened its catalog plant and the Sears Merchandise Building Tower in Chicago. Also, by that time, the Sears catalog had become known in the industry as "the Consumers' Bible". In 1933, Sears issued the first of its famous Christmas catalogs known as the "Sears Wishbook", a catalog featuring toys and gifts, separate from the annual Christmas Catalog. The catalog also entered the language, particularly of rural dwellers, as a euphemism for toilet paper. Novelists and story writers often portrayed the importance of the catalog in the emotional lives of rural folk. For children and their parents, the catalog was a "wish book" that was eagerly flipped through. It was not a question of purchasing but of dreaming; they made up stories about the lives of the models on the pages. The catalog was a means of entertainment, though much of its magic wore off with the passing of childhood. See "Sears". Wikipedia. Retrieved 2014-11-05.


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Wolf is a 1994 American romantic horror film directed by Mike Nichols and starring Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer, James Spader, Kate Nelligan, Richard Jenkins, Christopher Plummer, Eileen Atkins, David Hyde Pierce, and Om Puri. It was written by Jim Harrison and Wesley Strick, and an uncredited Elaine May. The music was composed by Ennio Morricone and the cinematography was done by Giuseppe Rotunno.

Plot
Will Randall is bitten by a black wolf he accidentally struck while driving home in Vermont. Afterwards, he gets demoted from editor-in-chief of a publishing house when it gets taken over by tycoon Raymond Alden, who replaces him with Will's protégé Stewart Swinton. Will discovers that Stewart had begged Raymond for the job behind Will's back and suspects that Stewart is having an affair with his wife Charlotte, after he smells Stewart's scent on her clothes. Will bites Stewart on the hand while entering his apartment and rushes to the room to find Charlotte half-naked. His worst fears are confirmed, and he leaves without saying a word. Will becomes more aggressive as he starts taking on the characteristics of a wolf.

With the help of Raymond's headstrong daughter Laura, Will sets out for his new life. His first werewolf transformation takes place at Laura's estate, where he wakes up at night and hunts down a deer. In the morning, Will finds himself on the bank of a stream, with blood all over his face and hands. He visits Dr. Vijav Alezais, who gives him an amulet to protect him from turning completely into a wolf. However, he cannot persuade Will to infect him. That night, Will transforms into a werewolf again: he breaks into the zoo and steals handcuffs from a policeman. Muggers want his wallet, but Will attacks and bites the fingers off one of them. He wakes up in his hotel, with no memory of what happened.

Will organizes a mutiny of writers, who threaten to leave the publishing house unless he is retained as editor-in-chief. Raymond agrees, and Will's first act is to fire Stewart, urinating on his shoes in a bathroom and claiming he is "marking his territory". While washing his hands, Will finds the fingers in his handkerchief and realizes he has wounded someone. He cuffs himself to a radiator in his hotel room, but Laura arrives and downplays his belief that he is werewolf. The next morning, Detective Bridger knocks on Will's door to inform him that Charlotte was found dead in Central Park with canine DNA on her. Will wonders if he murdered Charlotte, but does not know that it was actually Stewart who killed her.

Believing Will is a murderer, Laura goes to the police station. There, she runs into Stewart, who makes an animal-like pass at her while sporting increasingly obvious werewolf traits (noticeably, golden eyes). Laura hurries away, making arrangements for her and Will to leave the country. After killing two guards at the estate, Stewart corners Laura in the barn with the intention to rape her, but Will intervenes after discarding the amulet restraining him and the two fight; in the end, Stewart is shot to death by Laura after getting heavily mauled by Will. Still in a half-human state, Will has a brief moment with Laura and then runs into the forest before anyone else can arrive.

Minutes later, Laura herself shows heightened senses when the police arrive; telling Bridger that she can smell vodka on his breath before taking her leave. The final scene is a close-up of her face and of Will finally turning into a full wolf howling for Laura. Then it goes back to Laura's face as her eyes become wolf-like, hinting that she herself is transforming into a werewolf.

Cast

Production
Screenwriter Jim Harrison left the production because of creative differences with director Mike Nichols, claiming, "I wanted Dionysian, but he wanted Apollonian. He took my wolf and made it into a Chihuahua. I cracked up for 10 minutes and then went out into the country and stood in front of a wolf den and apologized while my dog hid under the truck." Following his experience with the film, Harrison decided to leave Hollywood.

Mia Farrow was initially signed on for the role of Charlotte Randall, but was apparently considered too controversial a choice by the film company due to the then-current Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn affair. She decided to take a pay cut to accommodate the studios but had to eventually bow out in the long run due to other scheduling conflicts. Kate Nelligan was immediately cast instead. Sharon Stone turned down the role of Laura Alden, eventually played by Michelle Pfeiffer.

Filming took place in New York City, Long Island, and Los Angeles. The exteriors for Raymond Alden's country mansion were filmed at Old Westbury Gardens in Nassau County, New York. Will Randall's publishing offices are in the Bradbury Building in downtown Los Angeles, a location frequently used in movies.

The film was shot from early April to late July in 1993. Its release was delayed for six to eight months, in order to reshoot the poorly received ending.

The wolves were professionally trained by employees from Thousand Oaks, California's Animal Actors of Hollywood and Palmdale, California's Performing Animal Troupe.

Reception

Box office
Wolf grossed $65 million domestically and $66 million internationally, for a total of $131 million worldwide.

Critical response
Wolf holds a score of 62% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 58 reviews. The website's consensus reads, "Wolf misses the jugular after showing flashes of killer instinct early on, but engaging stars and deft direction make this a unique horror-romance worth watching".

Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote, "So long as it stays confined to the level of metaphor, as it does in the first hour of Wolf, this idea really is irresistible." Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times wrote, "Wolf is both more and less than a traditional werewolf movie. Less, because it doesn't provide the frankly vulgar thrills and excesses some audience members are going to be hoping for. And more, because Nicholson and his director, Mike Nichols, are halfway serious about exploring what might happen if a New York book editor did become a werewolf". Hal Hinson of The Washington Post wrote, "In its own delightfully peculiar way, the film is the only one of its kind ever made – a horror film about office politics ... The movie isn't wholly great; it starts to unravel just after the midway point. Still, there are charms enough all the way through to make it the most seductive, most enjoyable film of the summer". Peter Travers of Rolling Stone called it "a rapturous romantic thriller with a darkly comic subtext about what kills human values".

Desson Howe of The Washington Post wrote that it "works beautifully when it's rooted in reality, when the Werewolf Thing functions as a multiple metaphor for unleashed-id sexuality and the law of the corporate jungle" Todd McCarthy of Variety wrote, "The studio must convince the horror/special-effects crowd to attend a Jack Nicholson/Michelle Pfeiffer/Mike Nichols picture and persuade the film-makers' fans to see a genre pic... But no matter how snazzy the trappings, when you get down to it, this is still, at heart, a werewolf picture". Time Out wrote, "Quite frankly, it's hard to fathom why exactly anyone would have wanted to make this slick, glossy, but utterly redundant werewolf movie... Overall, this is needlessly polished nonsense: not awful; just toothless, gutless and bloodless."

Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "B" on an A+ to F scale.

Year-end lists
 Honorable mention – Mike Clark, USA Today
 Honorable mention –  Glenn Lovell, San Jose Mercury News
 Honorable mention – Howie Movshovitz, The Denver Post
 Honorable mention – Bob Carlton, The Birmingham News

Awards and nominations
Wolf won a Saturn Award for Best Writing for Jim Harrison and Wesley Strick's screenplay, and it was nominated for a further 5 Saturn Awards, in the categories of Best Horror Film, Best Actor (Jack Nicholson), Best Actress (Michelle Pfeiffer), Best Supporting Actor (James Spader) and Best Make-up (Rick Baker).

Ennio Morricone was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition Written for a Motion Picture or for Television.

See also

References

External links

1994 films
1994 fantasy films
1994 horror films
1994 thriller films
1990s American films
1990s English-language films
1990s horror thriller films
1990s romantic thriller films
American fantasy thriller films
American horror thriller films
American romantic horror films
American romantic thriller films
American werewolf films
Columbia Pictures films
Films about adultery in the United States
Films directed by Mike Nichols
Films produced by Douglas Wick
Films scored by Ennio Morricone
Films set in New York City
Films set in Vermont
Films shot in Los Angeles
Films shot in New York City
Films shot in Vermont


Viewed from the roadside lookout, Hālawa Valley's colors are vivid enough to jumpstart a heart. Jeweled green forest spills down the cliff faces. Curtains of mist part to reveal bright silver threads stitched into the valley's back walls: twin waterfalls plunging 1,000-plus feet into hidden pools. A silt-dark river wends across a grey sand beach, emptying into the sunlit turquoise lagoon. My eyes drink it in. Landscapes like this heal parts of me I didn't know needed healing.
Long before I visited Hālawa, I heard it whispering: "Come here, come here. . . ." This verdant notch carved into the northeastern tip of Moloka'i has magnetic pull. Like so many special places, it's best to come here by invitation. So I booked a guided hike with the Solotarios, who claim that fifty generations of family members have called Hālawa home.
I woke early to follow the Kamehameha V Highway past the ancient fishponds strung like necklaces along Moloka'i's leeward shore, past the scenic pastures of Pu'u O Hoku Ranch and down the serpentine single-lane road that terminates at the mouth of Hālawa Stream. Pilipo Solotario and his son Greg are there to meet me. They cut a striking image, dressed in kīhei (capes), tī leaf lei, and kukui nut necklaces with boar tusk pendants.
Seventy-seven-year-old Pilipo is a charismatic storyteller who is well known and loved by the Moloka'i community. He was chosen by his grandfather at age five to carry on the family's cultural traditions and serve as caretaker for the land. "He says he's retired, but still shows up every day," says Greg, who recently returned to Hālawa to help shoulder his father's responsibilities. Together they live off-grid in this isolated paradise, farming taro, hunting and fishing, and leading cultural hikes six days a week.


NFL wide receiver Austin Carr is interning for Senator Rand Paul during the offseason according to reports.
Ever wonder how NFL players occupy themselves in the off-season? New Orleans Saints wide receiver Austin Carr, along with two other NFL players, are interning on Capitol Hill. Carr is interning in the office of U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, the NFL says in a press release.
Carr told CBS News that he is pro-life and interested in some libertarian ideas, which is why he is interning for Paul.
"I'm seeing how hard they work and in particular Sen. Rand Paul, how often he's running to and fro to different meetings, different committees, meeting with constituents," Carr told CBS.
The report states that 66 players are taking advantage of the internship program and that those 66 players have been placed in 27 organizations around the country.


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Khammam District Court jobs - Computer Assistants, Stenographer (Grade - III), Typist, Copyist, Junior Assistant,Process Server, Field Assistant, Examiner, Process Server, Driver Posts 2018: Khammam district various posts 2018, Application form, Hall tickets, Results, Last date for apply, Exam date and more details @ http://ecourts.gov.in/Khammam. Khammam District Court Jobs, Office of the Principal District Judge, Khammam has given the various posts Recruitment 2018 notification and applications are invited from eligible candidates for appointment to Posts of Stenographer (Grade - III), Typist, Copyist, Junior Assistant,Process Server, Field Assistant, Examiner, Process Server, Driver under the A.P. Last Grade Service Rules in the Unit of District Judge, Khammam District, by direct recruitment.
Qualification: Intermediate. Type English Higher, Shorthand English Higher and computer knowledge.
Qualification: Intermediate and Computer knowledge.
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Qualification: Valid light motor vehicle driving licence with practical experience of driving motor vehicles for a period of not less than 3 years with endorsement to drive Motor Cycle and Auto-rickshaw.
Qualification: VII Standard. Preference will be given to the persons who possess professional skills such as Electrical, Plumbing, Driving, Carpentry, Cooking, Dhobi etc.
Qualification: VII Standard Examination. Preference will be given to the persons having qualifications of Electrician, Plumbing, Driving, Carpentry etc.
How to Apply: Candidates shall submit applications in person in the counter of M/s. Sree Sairam Agencies, Khammam located in the premises of Hon'ble Principal District and Session Court, Khammam.
Last date to apply: 09.02.2018.
District and Sessions Court, Khammam invites applications for the recruitment of Computer Assistant vacancies on contract basis.
Age limit (as on 01.07.2016): Between 18 to 34 years.
Qualification: Intermediate examination. Must have passed and have sufficient Software & Hard ware knowledge.
Selection Process: Based on written test/ interview, skill test.
How to Apply: The applications should be addressed to the Principal District and Session Judge, Khammam.
Last date for receipt of application: 25.02.2017.
Age limit: Must have completed 18 years of age and must not have completed 34 years of age as on 01.07.2016.
Qualification: 7th Class able to ride Bicycle. Preference will be given for professional skills, such as driving Carpentry, Cooking, Electrical, Gardening, Painting, and Plumbing etc. Candidates shall be able to read and write the languages or one of the language of the District (Telugu and Urdu).
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Government discusses action plan to manage COVID-19
Government Communications DepartmentMinistry of Social Affairs and Health
3.9.2020 14.23 | Published in English on 4.9.2020 at 14.25
Press release 553/2020
In its meeting today on 3 September, the Government discussed an action plan that will serve as a guideline for implementing the recommendations and restrictions set out in the hybrid strategy after the first phase of the COVID-19 epidemic. Following the meeting, the government plenary session issued a resolution authorising the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health to adopt the action plan.
The aim of the action plan is to use the Government's hybrid strategy to prevent the spread of the virus in Finland, safeguard the resource capacity of the healthcare system and shield and protect people, especially those in risk groups.
The action plan divides the epidemiological situation into three general stages:
The base level corresponds to the situation in Finland in mid-summer 2020. The incidence of infections is low and only a small proportion of infections originate in Finland.
At the acceleration stage, the regional incidence of infections is > 10–25 per 100,000 persons over a period of 14 days. Local and regional transmission chains are largely traceable and there is sufficient capacity to respond to the need for hospital care without special measures.
At the spreading stage, infections are spreading at the regional level or more broadly throughout the population with an incidence of > 18–50 infections per 100,000 persons over 14 days. The number of cases is growing at a daily rate of more than 10 per cent. Fewer than half of the sources of infection are traceable, and the need for hospital care and intensive care is growing sharply.
The classification of the epidemiological situation at the regional and national level is based on an overall assessment using quantitative and qualitative criteria, taking into account the direction and speed of the changes and the population base of the area in question.
In order to prevent the spread of infections effectively, the measures set out in the Government's hybrid strategy must be targeted in a way that is epidemiologically and medically appropriate.
Measures taken in line with the test, trace, isolate and treat approach primarily target people who are suspected to have contracted the virus and their close contacts who may have been exposed. The aim is to break transmission chains and prevent the spread of the virus to the wider population.
Targeted recommendations and restrictions are targeted at premises, events and activities where the risk of spreading the virus can justifiably be considered to be elevated. As a rule, these restrictions are adopted at the local or regional level. Even then, the restrictions must be necessary and proportionate to the risk.
Recommendations targeted at the entire population include actions that generally decrease the number of contacts (maintaining physical distance, remote work recommendations) and reduce the likelihood of infection in everyday life (respiratory and cough hygiene, face masks)
Extensive restrictions on the population may be justified as last-resort measures in order to prevent the threat of a serious spread of the epidemic.
At the base level, emphasis is placed on hygiene recommendations for the entire population, local and regional government measures (identifying the sources of infection, testing, and breaking transmission chains) and on ensuring material preparedness for a possible surge in the epidemic. The strategic objective of these measures is to keep Finland at a base level where the epidemic is not spreading more broadly.
If the epidemic appears to be approaching the acceleration stage, the necessary actions include further intensifying measures in line with the communicable diseases legislation, identifying infected persons, tracing and breaking transmission chains and introducing new individual-level measures to prevent infections.
If, despite all precautions, we see increased signs that the spreading stage is approaching, the additional measures needed are broader and stricter regional and national recommendations and restrictions, along with preparations to increase treatment capacity.
The action plan is to be put into effect at the same time as the post-crisis management measures adopted following the first phase of the epidemic and in parallel with the reconstruction stage. The use of recommendations and restrictive measures requires a comprehensive assessment in which the decisions are weighed in terms of their epidemiological, social and economic impacts and in relation to fundamental rights.
The overall situation concerning COVID-19 measures at the national level is monitored by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and the Government's COVID-19 Coordination Group. At the level of the Government, the primary focus is on the overall effectiveness and functionality of the hybrid strategy and on the prerequisites for regional action.
Inquiries: Liisa-Maria Voipio-Pulkki, Strategic Director, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, [email protected], and Mika Salminen, Director, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, [email protected]
Government resolution adopting an action plan for implementing recommendations and restrictive measures under the hybrid strategy following the first phase of the COVID-19 epidemic (available in Finnish and Swedish)
Presentation on the action plan at the press briefing on 3 September 2020 (in Finnish)
COVID-19 situation as of 3 September 2020 (in Finnish)
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This second volume of a series dedicated to the reliability of high-power mechatronic systems focuses specifically on issues, testing and analysis in automotive and aerospace applications.
In the search to improve industrial competitiveness, the development of methods and tools for the design of products is especially pertinent in the context of cost reduction.
This book proposes new methods that simultaneously allow for a quicker design of future mechatronic devices in the automotive and aerospace industries while guaranteeing their increased reliability.
The reliability of these critical elements is further validated digitally through new multi-physical and probabilistic models that could ultimately lead to new design standards and reliable forecasting.
1. Accelerated Life Testing, Laurent Denis, Henri Grzeskowiak, Daniel Trias and David Delaux.
2. Highly Accelerated Testing, Henri Grzeskowiak, Tony Lhommeau and David Delaux.
3. Reliability Study for Cuboid Aluminum Capacitors with Liquid Electrolyte, Chadia Lachkar, Moncef Kadi, Jean-Paterne Kouadio, Jean-François Goupy, Philippe Eudeline, Sébastien Boileau and Tarik Ait-Younes.
4. The Reliability of Components: A New Generation of Film Capacitors, Henri Grzeskowiak, Daniel Trias and David Delaux.
5. Reliability and Qualification Tests for High-Power MOSFET Transistors, Niemat Moultif, Mohamed Masmoudi, Eric Joubert and Olivier Latry.
6. Fault Diagnosis in a DC/DC Converter for Electric Vehicles, Houcine Chafouk and Rihab El Houda Thabet.
7. Methodology and Physicochemical Characterization Techniques Used for Failure Analysis in Laboratories, Morgane Presle, Daniel Trias and Sébastien Boileau.
8. Reliability Study of High-Power Mechatronic Components by Spectral Photoemission Microscopy, Niemat Moultif, Alexis Divay, Eric Joubert and Olivier Latry.
Abdelkhalak El Hami is Professeur des universités at the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA-Rouen) in France and is in charge of the Normandy Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers (CNAM). He is Chair of Mechanics and Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering of INSA Normandy, as well as several European pedagogical projects. He is an expert in fluid–structure interaction studies, reliability and optimization.
David Delaux is Reliability Director at Valeo and Reliability Senior Expert. Professor at Rouen University and ENSMA, he is also a national auditor/assessor at COFRAC (ISO 17025). He is the President of the European Reliability Environmental Confederation (CEEES).
Henri Grzeskowiak is a Technical Expert at Matra BAe Dynamics (missile) and MBDA (missile). He is also an auditor at COFRAC, Head of Department of Environmental Engineering (Matra & MBDA) as well as former President of the Standardization Committee for Mechanical & Climatic Environment (DGA) and of the association ASTE (France) and CEEES (Europe).


This course is for the certificated commercial helicopter pilot interested in becoming an authorized flight instructor. The flight portion of the course consists of learning instruction techniques and building proficiency in maneuvers that are expected of a flight instructor. Safety techniques are taught for recovering from a student's errors and proficiency in touchdown autorotations is required for the instructor. The ground portion of the course consists of preparation for the two required FAA knowledge exams and the FAA oral exam. The first portion involves learning techniques for teaching, recognizing student psychological profiles, how people learn, and how to develop lesson plans. The second portion involves learning to teach specific helicopter maneuvers and techniques with emphasis on aerodynamic knowledge and communications skills in expressing this knowledge. Previous flight experience and proficiency in helicopters may help in completing the course in less time. The FAA considers the flight instructor's rating to be one of the most important ones it issues, as it is the basis of knowledge being passed along from the more experienced pilots to the new students, hence, the oral and flight tests are more difficult than the commercial pilot tests and involve the student demonstrating the skills of the teacher. The accelerated course time should take four to seven weeks.
This course is for the certificated commercial helicopter pilot interested in becoming an authorized flight instructor. The flight portion of the course consists of learning instruction techniques and building proficiency in maneuvers that are expected of a flight instructor. Safety techniques are taught for recovering from a student's errors and proficiency in touchdown autorotations is required for the instructor. The ground portion of the course consists of preparation for the two required FAA knowledge exams and the FAA oral exam. The first portion involves learning techniques for teaching, recognizing student psychological profiles, how people learn, and how to develop lesson plans. The second portion involves learning to teach specific helicopter maneuvers and techniques with emphasis on aerodynamic knowledge and communications skills in expressing this knowledge. Previous flight experience and proficiency in the R-22 may help in completing the course in less time. The FAA considers the flight instructor's rating to be one of the most important ones it issues, as it is the basis of knowledge being passed along from the more experienced pilots to the new students, hence, the oral and flight tests are more difficult than the commercial pilot tests and involve the student demonstrating the skills of the teacher. The accelerated course time should take four to seven weeks.


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In Care of The White House
Category: First 100 Days
Letters and Postcards sent during the first 100 days in office.
Erasure poetry & Redaction poetry by Hew Murphy
Dear Mr. President,
You speak a language of fear, hate, and ignorance when millions of children are listening. America's children need more from you than jobs and walls. Please don't lose your opportunity to be a positive role model.
original source url: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/03/29/daily-press-briefing-press-secretary-sean-spicer-31
Updated URL (as of 12-27-17): https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/daily-press-briefing-press-secretary-sean-spicer-032917/
original source url: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/04/07/president-donald-j-trumps-weekly-address
Updated URL (as of 12-27-17): https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/president-donald-j-trumps-weekly-address-6/
original source url: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/04/11/record-press-briefing-comprehensive-plan-reforming-federal
Updated URL (as of 12-27-17): https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/record-press-briefing-comprehensive-plan-reforming-federal-government-reducing-federal-civilian-workforce/
original source url: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/04/19/press-briefing-press-secretary-sean-spicer-4192017
Broken Link (as of 12-27-17); archive of original text: http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=123775
original source url: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/04/11/remarks-president-trump-strategic-and-policy-ceo-discussion
Updated URL (as of 12-27-17): https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-strategic-policy-ceo-discussion/
Follow HewMurphy on Instagram for regular postings of his redaction poetry and erasure poetry. [edit: Hew has created a permanent home for his poetry at @MakeTheMessageGreatAgain)
By Steven H Silbergin Art As The Message, First 100 Days, MAC Exhibition May 16, 2017 January 4, 2018 179 Words
"Walls Cannot Protect" by Sharon Covington
By Steven H Silbergin Art As The Message, First 100 Days, Postcards May 11, 2017 May 6, 2017 3 Words
"Limitless Possibilities" by Kip Pasta
Abstract art has unbound potential. When both sides engage in honest debate the end results can bring "Limitless Possibilities".
Both sides need to realize that they are working for the good of the country. Obstruction, for the Left, seems to say that they do not have the interests of the "We the People" at heart. The bitterness that has become the political landscape serves no one.
The "Limitless Possibilities" of give and take, and listening to on another are what is needed.
Great leadership can bring unleash the country's better side.
By Steven H Silbergin Art As The Message, First 100 Days May 9, 2017 April 29, 2017 95 Words
"Immigration" by Tammy Hirl
Life is a series of choices. Sometimes the choices we make affect a large number of people, and sometimes just a few. What people don't often realize is you can never make a decision that affects just you. You are in an extraordinary position to make choices that create change, not just change for the present but change for the future.
… Read the rest of Tammy's Letter
By Steven H Silbergin First 100 Days, Letters, MAC Exhibition, Other May 4, 2017 January 4, 2018 71 Words
"Climate Change is Real" by (A Concerned Citizen)
Climate Change Is Real.
By Steven H Silbergin Art As The Message, First 100 Days May 2, 2017 April 29, 2017 7 Words
Michiko Tanaka – "Sexual Assault and Awareness Month"
"Why are you defending predators?"
By Steven H Silbergin Art As The Message, First 100 Days April 21, 2017 January 4, 2018 8 Words
BOLDFACE: "A Daily Poem Made of Truth, Lies and the New York Times, April 9, 2017"
"No war for money. No money for war."
See more poems from the BOLDFACE project at https://www.boldfaceadailypoem.com
By Steven H Silbergin Art As The Message, First 100 Days April 19, 2017 April 18, 2017 20 Words
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