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Q: How to solve the following differential equation.....? How to solve the following differential equation.....?
\begin{equation}
x^3\frac{dy}{dx}=y^3+y^2 (y^2-x^2)^{1/2}
\end{equation}
It is a homogeneous equation. So after substituting $y=vx$ I get
\begin{equation}
\frac{dv}{v^3 + v^2 (v^2 -1)^{1/2}-v}=\frac{dx}{x}
\end{equation}
and what next?

A: Next is you have to integrate both sides.
$$\begin{equation}
\int\frac{dv}{v^3 + v^2 (v^2 -1)^{1/2}-v}=\int\frac{dx}{x}
\end{equation}$$
substitue $v=\sec u$
$${\displaystyle\int}\dfrac{\tan\left(u\right)}{\sec\left(u\right)\sqrt{\sec^2\left(u\right)-1}+\sec^2\left(u\right)-1}\,\mathrm{d}u$$
$${\displaystyle\int}\dfrac{\tan\left(u\right)}{\sec\left(u\right)\tan\left(u\right)+\sec^2\left(u\right)-1}\,\mathrm{d}u$$
$${\displaystyle\int}\dfrac{\tan\left(u\right)}{\tan^2\left(u\right)+\sec\left(u\right)\tan\left(u\right)}\,\mathrm{d}u$$
$${\displaystyle\int}\dfrac{1}{\tan\left(u\right)+\sec\left(u\right)}\,\mathrm{d}u$$
$${\displaystyle\int}\class{steps-node}{\cssId{steps-node-1}{\cos\left(u\right)}}\cdot\class{steps-node}{\cssId{steps-node-2}{\dfrac{1}{\sin\left(u\right)+1}}}\,\mathrm{d}u$$
substitute $w=\sin u+1$ thus $dw=\cos u du $
$$\int \frac{1}{w} dw$$
can you complete the solution from here

A: To evalute the integral on the left side of  $$\int \begin{equation}
\frac{dv}{v^3 + v^2 (v^2 -1)^{1/2}-v}= \int\frac{dx}{x}
\end{equation}$$
You may let $v=\sec t$ and your integral simplifies to $$ \int \frac {\sec t \tan t dt}{\sec ^3 t + \sec ^2 t \tan t -\sec t}$$ which in turn simplifies to $$ \int \frac {\cos t dt}{\sin t +1}$$
You can finish the problem easily.


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Armored Core: Verdict Day's 56 maps, faction warfare detailed – new screens inside
By Dave Cook, Monday, 11 March 2013 08:39 GMT
Armoured Core: Verdict Day is going to be rather massive, according to Dark Souls team From Software. The game's persistent faction warfare has also been detailed.
Siliconera reports that Verdict Day boasts 56 maps that will see three factions battling it for constant supremacy of the game's persistent world.
Multiplayer supports 20-mech battles and will come in seasons. At the end of each season a winning faction will be championed and stats will be reset, letting players do it all over again in the next season.
The studio has also revealed that if your mech gets crippled in combat, your pilot will eject and fly around with a jetpack, rifle in hand. You can also take photos and save them in your garage. The best snaps will be chosen by the developer and will make it into the season's rolling news coverage for all to see.
The season format sounds very clever. What do you think?

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8 The Most Sexy and Beautiful Lebanon Women
The most beautiful Lebanon woman is Annabella Khaled. She has been an international contestant and beauty pageant winner and has hosted her own talent show, Arab Idol. She has made her television debut as an anchor and presenter. She is a passionate feminist and has spoken on Human Rights. She has more than 1.8 million followers on Instagram. Her popularity has led to countless articles, interviews, and other projects.
Nadine Khaled started her career with an appearance on LBC's show Hawakom. She later became a popular beauty blogger, writing tips on beauty and living well. She gained national fame with her viral video clip, Sbahok Sokar. She has Barbie-doll looks and a beautiful face that is full of innocence. She was crowned Miss Lebanon in 2004 and represented her country in several international beauty contests.
If you're looking for a partner, consider a Lebanon lady for marriage. She'll be smart, educated, and serious. Unlike many Middle Eastern brides, Lebanese women do not shirk from speaking about their personal life. They're not bashful or shy about letting you know their secrets, but she'll be happy to share them with the world. They love you!
Sandy Tabet is the most beautiful Lebanon woman in 2023. She is also a social activist, advocating for the nation. She has raised funds for Autism Awareness Association and launched a jewelry line. Her social impact has helped her gain international fame. She has more than 106K followers on Instagram. You can follow her on Twitter or Instagram. They are very popular on social media platforms. If you want to see Lebanon's most beautiful women, check out her profile.
Lebanon women are very beautiful, and many men are drawn to them. However, Lebanon women are very traditional. Because of this, it is not easy to find them if you don't know where to look. Some of the most beautiful Lebanon ladies are very loyal and caring. Their husbands are often devoted to their wives, so they'll make great wives. And they're always ready to give you their all. So, if you're looking for a Lebanon woman for marriage, make sure to try these tips and see for yourself.
A Lebanon woman's personality is a classic example of a good woman. Their character is strong and she's perfect for being a wife. She has a great reputation among men. She is strong, intelligent, and has a beautiful smile. It doesn't matter if she's a Christian, a Muslim, or a Jew. These ladies are loyal and respect their families. They are also very beautiful.
Sexy And Hot Lebanese Women
Sandy Tabet
The hottest Lebanese woman of 2016 is none other than Sandy Tabet, who was crowned Miss Lebanon 2016. The beauty queen wore a black midi dress, a ponytail, and soft makeup for the pageant, which was broadcast live on LBCI television. In addition to acting, Sandy is an active social cause advocate, having raised funds for the Autism Awareness Association and launched her own jewelry line. Her 106K followers on Instagram are a testament to her success.
Dana Halabi
The famous Lebanese actress and singer Dana Halabi was born in 1987 and rose to prominence with her debut song Bus Alia. She started her modelling career in 2001 and was crowned Miss Magic Eyes in 2003 and Miss Oriental Dance in 2004. She has starred in many films including Yanoosak (2010) and Bel-Ghalat (2018). Her most recent project was the musical comedy 'Hit the Road Jack'.
Lamitta Frangieh
Lamitta Frangieh is a Lebanese actress and former beauty pageant contestant. She has appeared on the cover of various magazines in Lebanon and Egypt and has appeared in several movies. In 2009, she married the Lebanese businessman Freddy Makhraz. She is currently living in New York City.
Annabella Hilal
Annabella Hilal was born on June 4, 1986 in Achrafieh, Beirut, Lebanon. She is a Lebanese actress, TV host, and model. She is fluent in French and English, and is a member of the Millennial Generation. Previously, she worked as a television presenter for LBC, and presented the Arab Idol talent competition. Her first acting gig was as a contestant on Arab Idol. She married plastic surgeon Nader Saab in 2009, and has since continued to show her talents on the big screen.
Nadine Nassib-Njeim is a Lebanese-Tunisian actress. She was Miss Lebanon in 2004 and resigned after the Beirut bombing. She then turned to acting and voice-acted the role of the Arabic Lara Croft in the 2013 video game Tomb Raider. Since then, she has carved out a successful career in movies, television series, and voice acting.
Jessica Kahawaty
Jessica Kahawaty is a Lebanese actress and model. She was born in Sydney, Australia on September 12, 1988. She studied Law and Business Finance at the University of New South Wales and won Miss Lebanon 2010 as the country's representative. She later went on to represent Lebanon in Miss International 2008 in Macau. She is currently working on her first feature film. Her career is centered around television, with shows such as "The Good Girl" and "Famous Ones" premiering on Foxtel.
Perla Helou
A Lebanese actress, Perla Helou was born in Baabda, Lebanon on July 10, 1995. She is 26 years old and is a member of the Christian faith. Despite her young age, she's already made a name for herself in the entertainment industry. She has a large social media following and is active on Instagram. As of this writing, she has more than 370,000 followers.
Aline Watfa
Aline Watfa is a Lebanese actress. She was born in 1980 and became famous after starring in the Kazim Elsahir video "Sbahok Sokar". Despite her small size, Aline is extremely beautiful, and her black hair is long enough to cover her entire head. She also competed in the Miss Lebanon pageant in 2004 and has since won the title.


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Despair by many on poisons being dropped in NZ...
Kathy White writes on Facebook -
"I've heard from five separate people within 24 hours about dogs and cats being killed by toxins laid by contractors. You can probably tell what I think about this. I'd like a magic wand to make the government acknowledge the problem it has created with its laissez-faire attitudes to pesticides in New Zealand. But instead of a wand, I just have my voice.
In the last year, I have:
1. Written press releases on this topic but the bulk of them have only been published on Scoop. The one showing here was never published by Fairfax even though they happily published countless other opinion pieces by people who were on the side of the brodifacoum drop at the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary. I have been told by friendly journalists that editors restrict and restrain journalists' stories and letters about toxins. I sincerely hope this isn't true because it would confirm that we don't have freedom of speech or an unbiased media in this country.
Huge by-kill by Brodifacoum
2. Written an affidavit in a legal case against the government on their exemption of 1080 and brodifacoum from the protection of the RMA. The commissioner said in his judgement that he hadn't seen any evidence that poison drops regularly breach rules. I'm speechless about this because the incident register is huge.
3. Tried to get my council to consider the changes to animal welfare legislation and the level of humaneness of our pest control tools in our procurement policy. The policy has just been reviewed with no mention of this request. At the time that I first mentioned this, one councillor said he didn't care how inhumane we are to possums and rats. This comment in itself is unacceptable but also shows ignorance of the numbers of non-target wildlife, pets and livestock that are killed that experience a prolonged and painful death.
Brook Sanctuary, Nelson
Find me a magic wand, someone, because my voice obviously isn't loud enough or being heard by people who care."


In an announcement that I must admit comes as a massive surprise, Valve has now finally introduced digital gift cards to Steam. You would expect that the biggest and most successful digital marketplace for games would have this system up and running years ago, but apparently that was not the case.
Still, its better to have this sort of feature arrive later than never, especially since the giant Halloween Sale has just kicked off. You can learn more about the gift cards, as well as how you can buy them yourself, over at the official website.
While the concept itself is completely solid, it is worth mentioning that there are some heavy restrictions placed on the whole Steam Wallet system. Namely, any funds in your Steam Wallet are locked to that account and they cannot be transferred or withdrawn in any way. You can find all of the details at this support article, but needless to say, make sure you don't put funds into your own account lest you end up stuck with them. Its a minor annoyance as you can probably get Steam Support to help you out (after a week or two of waiting anyway), but its still something you should keep in mind before you go on a shopping spree.


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HPD Charges Hilo Men With Drug & Firearms Offenses
June 10, 2019, 9:41 AM HST (Updated June 10, 2019, 9:41 AM)
Amanaki Martin Keola Kaeo Marrich. PC: HPD
Hawaiʻi Island police have charged a 37-year-old Hilo man for several drug and firearms offenses stemming from brief vehicle pursuit in Hilo.
On Tuesday, June 4, 2019, at 9:45 a.m., after conferring with prosecutors, detectives charged Amanaki Martin Keola Kaeo Marrich with four counts of ownership prohibited firearms or ammunition, five counts of place to keep firearms or ammunition, two counts of third-degree promotion of a dangerous drug, and alteration of identification marks prohibited.
Total bail for Marrich was set at $155,000 and he has already made his initial court appearance.
Garrett L. K. Lee, 37, of Hilo, was also arrested and charged for one count of third-degree promoting a dangerous drug and his bail was set at $10,000. Lee was also charged for three outstanding warrants for probation revocation and contempt of court. He was held without bail for the probation revocation warrant, and bail for both contempt of court warrants was set at $550. Lee has already made his initial court appearance.
A 34-year-old Hilo man was initially arrested for prohibited ownership but was released without charges.
This information was provided by the authorities. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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UA 87036119-1	Myrtle Beach Camping is done the best on the West side of the area.
Myrtle Beach camping is the mecca for RV campers! Myrtle Beach campgrounds and campsites are more plentiful than almost any other place in the nation. With all types of campgrounds at Myrtle Beach from beach front, river front, vineyard, and Myrtle Beach State Park, Myrtle Beach camping is better than any other due to the many RV stores, dealers, and great weather. Campgrounds at Myrtle Beach come in variety of forms like the mega, small, wild, and quiet. So make sure you check before you make your reservation. CarrollWoods is a small, quiet, park. Camping near Myrtle Beach is, for many, less stress-full than camping at campgrounds in Myrtle Beach. This is due to not having to drive your rig in the legendary Myrtle Beach traffic, no late night partying neighbors, and no golf carts driven by younger kids. Carrollwoods is a Myrtle Beach area campground that is just out of the drama of the beach area but is close enough to visit for the day, for a meal or a show. So, if camping close to Myrtle Beach on a big site and not camping in Myrtle Beach is your speed, visit Carrollwoods. As you can see below, CarrollWoods has the look of a Carolina State Park but with a pool, cable TV, free Wi-Fi and a vineyard.
Carrollwoods is a campground that can be found to the North West of Myrtle Beach. As one of the top Campgrounds in Myrtle Beach area you will find all of the amenities you would expect to find. One thing not found due to our location is the traffic and the noise of the overcrowded campgrounds in Myrtle Beach proper. We are also free of the sea spray and salt and rust that accompanies it found along Myrtle Beach campgrounds . We have a full service vineyard and Inn on site and the wine is great to pair with a rocking chair and cool breeze found on the front porch. All campgrounds at Myrtle Beach are good and we feel blessed to live in an area where so many great campgrounds are located.
Myrtle Beach is one of the most popular beaches in the United States, but you won't know that from the peace and quiet of your campground. CarrollWoods is close enough to the beach that you can be there from the campground in minutes, but far enough that you won't have to put up with all the crowds and noise that come with it.
If you're not interested the beaches, you still won't be short on things to do. This Myrtle Beach campground is also close to several amazing cities and the opportunities that they offer. You'll be able to find some world-class shopping to scratch that buying itch. You'll also have no problem finding some of the best seafood restaurants available anywhere. With the Myrtle Beach State Park and Lake Waccamaw State Park both near CarrollWoods you have lots to to see and do however, many of our guests choose to say onsite and use the campground as an oasis to rejuvinate their soul. Whichever you prefer, you will find CarrollWoods as a unique haven that is centrally located park to Myrtle Beach, N. Myrtle, Ocean Isle, Calabash, Wilmington and Charleston.
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Kim Cattrall lists Hamptons beach house for $3.25 million — after purchasing it for just $450,000 two decades ago
The Sex And The City actress is selling, and her celebrity status makes the charming home even more sought after
"Sex And The City" star Kim Cattrall is offloading her Hamptons home of more than 20 years — and the actress looks set to make an impressive profit from the sale.
Cattrall's Hamptons home has not been on the market since 1998, when she purchased it for $450,00 at the height of her fame playing Samantha Jones on SATC, according to Marketwatch.
The actress is asking $3.25 million, listing agent Rebekah Baker from Sotheby's International Realty East Hampton Brokerage confirmed to Realtor.com - and the high appreciation is partly due to the work Cattrall put into the waterfront hideaway.
"She did everything to this property," Baker said.
Kim has owned it for a while, and it is time for her to turn the page and simplify a bit," says listing agent Rebekah Baker, with Sotheby's International Realty East Hampton Brokerage. "She has her mom out West, and I think she wants to be closer to her."
'Sex and the City' Star Kim Cattrall's Hamptons Home on the Market for $3.25M
"It is perfectly curated by her with beautiful gardens with tall grasses and bluestone walkways leading up to a home that has dimension and nooks to relax in, and yet it is open to the impressive water views. Decks at the back to view the water and a deck at the front to view the gardens."
Tucked away in Gardiner's Bay in East Hampton, Cattrall's two bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom Hamptons home has views of the water and Gardiner's Island, Architectural Digest reported.
Cattrall's Hamptons home has a 1,232-square-foot main house as well as a 336-square-foot detached studio, where, the star told The New York Times, she holed up to write three books.
"I always wanted a quiet beachfront home outside the glam," Cattrall, 64, told the Times, "a home that would be restorative and simple to maintain, where I could have privacy, relax and decompress. My home has been my sanctuary."
Situated along Gardiner's Bay, with unobstructed views of the water and Gardiner's Island, Cattrall's getaway consists of a 1,232-square-foot main house and a 336-square-foot detached studio. The one-story dwelling boasts two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, with wide-plank oak floors and oversize windows throughout.
Kim Cattrall Lists Waterfront East Hampton Home
Cattrall's Hamptons home bears the subtle marks of a Hollywood star: as well as a wood-burning fireplace in the large, L-shaped living space, there's a motorized 59-by-80-inch movie screen and projector, easily turning the space into a home cinema.
Wide-plank oak floors and oversize windows give the home a light and airy feel, and Cattrall's Hamptons home also has a sleeping loft accessible via a wooden ladder, perfect for summer guests.
"The minute you step inside you see the water from every window," Baker told the Times.
"It's really your quintessential beach home. It's clean and crisp and understated."
"I always wanted a quiet beachfront home outside the glam," said Ms. Cattrall, who also owns an apartment on Park Avenue in Manhattan, "a home that would be restorative and simple to maintain, where I could have privacy, relax and decompress. My home has been my sanctuary."
Kim Cattrall's Hamptons Home for De-Stressing From the City
The only disappointment Cattrall's Hamptons house has, arguably, is the kitchen, which could be too small and minimalistic for some, but the generous outdoor seating area, steps from the water, will help prospective buyers overlook that.
Per Architectural Digest, "Out back, the mahogany deck has space for outdoor dining and lounging; plus there is a hot tub and fire pit, and access to a private beach."
So why is Cattrall moving on? The actress told the Times:
"I thought about selling the property after my divorce in 2004, but I just couldn't — 22 years later, it's time."
Baker adds that Cattrall's touches are visible throughout. "She did everything to this property. It is perfectly curated by her with beautiful gardens with tall grasses and bluestone walkways leading up to a home that has dimension and nooks to relax in, and yet it is open to the impressive water views. Decks at the back to view the water and a deck at the front to view the gardens."
Peek inside 'Sex and the City' star Kim Cattrall's $3.25 million East Hampton home
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After 25 years of traveling nearly 1 million miles to feed his family, Windsor's Bill Hammond can finally give his truck a break. Now, he has the opportunity to feed everyone else in northern Colorado — sort of.
The long-time Windsor resident has been named store manager for The Mercantile, a 44,000-square-foot farm, ranch and home store that will open at Crossroads Business Park, across the road from the Budweiser Events Center.
The store, which opens July 30 — just in time to act as main sponsor for the Larimer County Fair — prides itself on being a family farm store, field operations manager Lon Timberman said.
For Hammond, 56, after years of traveling around Colorado selling feed, trucks and horse trailers, just being able to stay close to home is all the enjoyment he needs.
Hammond moved to Windsor in 1977 when he was manager of a grain elevator. All three of his daughters graduated from Windsor High School. And his wife, Cathy, is a teacher at Mountain View Elementary. Working in a community that he has loved for so many years is a dream come true.
The Mercantile, with eight stores in Nebraska and Wyoming, began operations in 2002. Colorado has one other store in Brighton, which opened in October 2003.
Managing partner Owen Palm said he looked at several places in Loveland, including the old Country General location and the Outlet Mall area, but either the price wasn't right or it was too small. The Loveland store will be the largest Mercantile yet and the only one to be built from scratch.
From greeting cards to Wrangler jeans to rural mailboxes, if it's needed, the Mercantile has it, Hammond said.
"Just look for the 40-foot windmill," he said, referring to the chain's landmark sign.
Palm said the company tried to position itself where there would be the least impact on other similar stores, such as Big R in Longmont and Greeley and Jax in Fort Collins.
Palm said while ranchettes and lifestyle farmers are on a decline in Wyoming and Nebraska, he does not expect that challenge here.
The 66,000-square-foot building will have 22,000 square feet reserved for expansion or leased out to another store.
Palm is excited about the new store, but more so about his partnership with the Larimer County Fair. It's the first time the fair has ever had a sponsor.
Hammond is too, but he's also happy changing his oil every 3,000 miles now means four times a year — not once a month.
Hours for the Mercantile: 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sundays. Opening day is July 30; official grand opening Aug. 12. The Denver Broncos cheerleaders are scheduled to make an appearance, as is Goliath, the world's tallest horse who will lead the Texas Thunder, a perfectly matched hitch of black draft horses.


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The savannahs are the correspondent to the open pasture and have similar climate to the one of Brasilia. They are very barren regions, where rains if concentrate in an only period of the year. The disequilibrium provoked for the effect greenhouse could be the most catastrophic of history human being if not to search alternatives and solution to the problem. The companies cannot operate in a vacuum politician, need firm leadership of the governments and incentives. She sees what Charles prince said, heir of the British throne, in June of 2008: ' ' (…) thousand of people who live in the region of the Amazonian forest ' ' they live with an income very low.
They need ways stop to guarantee that the effort not to destroy the forests is valid the penalty. She would be necessary to create some type of package in form of incentives so that these people do not degrade the forests. We cannot wait for new technologies. It does not have time for this. If the deforestation not to diminish quickly, will have more dries and to large-scale hunger ' '. the forecast, according to scientists, is that, in decades not very far, if to last the problems without concrete search of solution, it will have 150 refugee million in everybody.
The increase of the cattle one in the region that transforms the forest into grass is responsible for a great part of the deforestation added to the forest fires. cites more: ' ' The governments, great companies and consumers must be joined in a joint effort for finally to the devastao florestal' '. In the United States, 95% of the forest areas already had been destroyed, and in it covets of the Brazilian Amaznia, this and other countries play in the international media ' ' notcias' ' tendenciosas placing in xeque Brazilian sovereignty and of Amazonian countries on regio.' ' The European Union only has 0.3% of its bush original' '. (Squid, in press conference in Rome). Of who it is the Amaznia, after all? ' , it says ' New Times' The American Periodical ' ' New York Times' ' it published in 18 of May of 2008, a news article with the heading ' ' Of who afinal&#039 is the Amaznia; ' , placing in xeque the Brazilian sovereignty on the forest. Three days before New York Times, the daily English ' ' The Independent' ' it wrote: ' ' this part (the Amaznia) is very important to be left with brasileiros' '. Days later, the Spanish Periodical El Country left which clearly is the intentions: ' ' the world has the eyes ranks in the wealth of floresta' '. It is not for another reason, therefore the media announces that some schools of U.S.A. already present the map of Brazil without the Amaznia and the pantanal. Legal Amaznia with its nine occupies 61% of the Brazilian territory, what it is equivalent the half of the Europe.
Therefore, brands such as Ermenegildo Zegna, which operates in China since 1991 and has 29 points of sale, believes in the potential of the Asian market, but at the same time, says it is necessary to protect intellectual property (in China there is a law). Giorgio Armani, the King of the catwalks, landed in Shanghai in the Tree fashion district on the Bund. There he opened the first of 30 planned multi-product business to be inaugurated until 2008. Benetton (target middle-class), on the other hand, hires the Chinese so that they compile their designs. It then resells products to franchises of your brand in Italy. Other firms buy fabrics in Beijing and arming her models in Italy, without declaring that they did.
While a third group gives a part of the work to alleged Chinese partners in Italy. They made dozens of dresses in record time and at low prices. Thus, Italians pay less taxes and saving in production. Therefore, it is said that Dragon plays with intelligence on the map world refers, Stefania Saviolo, Professor of management of the University Bocconi of Milan fashion, in an interview with leaders, said that China is a danger because the Italian production is not only the high target or bass, but also the environment. Thousands of jobs are at stake in work and the ability to innovate and make new products, materials, dresses, or fabrics.
The phenomenon of counterfeiting of marks is very wide and is for everyone: American, French and Italian. Some producers like Louis Vuitton won processes against Chinese counterfeiting. They tried to lengthy and costly lawsuits that not everybody can afford it. On the other hand, the rich Chinese don't want counterfeit products, because they are sophisticated and goes in search of the originals. Definitely stands out that the production of textiles, clothing and Chinese shoes is a threat because imports are liberalised and can enter the European Union without any problem. The Chinese textiles advancing on the Italian market with good prices and false marks the production of textiles and Chinese shoes threat because imports are liberalised and can enter the European Union without any problem. They have no tariff barriers and their products can already compete with the Italians. However, s knows that the debate currently focuses on that the origin of Chinese clothing should be declared. Therefore, the system must compete working in brand, distribution service, quality and innovation that the Chinese still do not have.


Seafront villa with pool in Taormina Riviera ideal for groups.
The living area is also connected to the lower floor, at sea level, featuring two additional en-suite double bedrooms, a living room and a wellness area fitted with small-size gym equipment, a treadmill, a spa treatment bed and an emotional shower.
Restaurants and trattorias, sandy fully-equipped beaches with seaside facilities. Archeological area of Naxos. Capo Schisò and the modern sculpture portraying Nike (the goddess of victory in ancient Greek mythology).
Taormina historicalcenter, Isola Bella and Mazzarò beaches, Alcantara River Natural Park. Supermarket.
Mount Etna, the most well-known attraction in Sicily. Savoca (the village where 'The Godfather' was filmed). The city of Catania. The Unesco heritage site of Syracuse and the late-Baroque towns of the Noto Valley. Catania Vincenzo Bellini Airport (59 Km).
The living room with sea view and direct access to the pool.
Four King Size Beds: 190x200 cm / 76" x 80"
One Full Size Bed: 135x187.5 cm / 54" x 75"
One Single Size Bed: 97.5x200cm / 39" x 80"
The pool area and the mediterranean garden surroundend by.
Terrace with sea view and al fresco dining area.
The suggestive seafront from the terrace.
Sitting outside while enjoying the seashore.
86 € extra per night for one additional guest over 12 persons.
The villa is right on the sea, well appointed villa, with all modern amenities, modern décor and excellent views from the terrace. You can easily walk and sit on the rocks and get splashed by water, the basement floor has a nice massage room and the manager can arrange for a masseuse with advance notice. Nice relaxing villa which is not far away from town but still very quiet. The basement rooms are good for families with children. Google Maps can't locate this accurately we had a tough time locating this exact villa and had to call up the manager who is a very friendly and funny guy. This is right before the Nike Hotel so use that as your marker. You can park outside the villa on the street as well as in the common lot. Overall amazing Villa and highly recommend the stay.
The villa was magnificent. Located right on the Sea, its space entertained our family and friends superbly. Dinners in, prepared in it's well-equipped kitchen were the highlights. The owners and property manager were helpful and accommodating.


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Home Sport Article
King's Lynn Town chairman calls on financial clarity for National League clubs
By Greg Plummer
greg.plummer@iliffepublishing.co.uk
King's Lynn Town chairman Stephen Cleeve has called on some clarity for National League clubs about the financial implications of completing the current season.
Cleeve wants the government to stop playing Russian Roulette with clubs and is fearful that some may go under if something isn't sorted soon.
The 2020/21 campaign began in October after a promise of significant financial support from the government.
King's Lynn Town chairman Stephen Cleeve.. (36853323)
However, an initial £10million grant to cover the first three months of the season has now run out and clubs have not been informed about what funding is available for January and beyond.
Cleeve is particularly concerned around hints that future payments – either in full or part – may be made up of loans.
Lynn's chief feels that is unacceptable and feels that many clubs would not have agreed to start the current season behind closed doors had they known it involved taking on further financial obligations.
Cleeve said: "Football clubs are at the very centre of their communities, far more so than any theatre, so we must not be treated as second class citizens because the general public have long memories when they next stand in front of the ballet box with a pencil in their hand.
"When the league kicked off it was never mentioned that monies would be given in the form of loans this is simply not in the spirit of things.
"We were told we would be compensated for our loss of revenue and, whilst I do not expect to get every penny of lost earnings, it has to be a fair and reasonable payment.
"This announcement was made by Sport England on November 19 so why has their been no resolutions yet and what is taking so long?
Lynn's chairman feels that football clubs should be higher up the pecking order on the Government's priority list with them playing such a big part in their local communities.
"Hundreds of millions has been given as grants to museums, cinemas, and theatres, does the government rate these institutions higher priority cases than football?
"I know it may well be seen as the working man's game but that does not mean it should be left on the back burner. It is, after all, one of our more successful exports.
"The government cannot play Russian roulette with clubs they should be open and honest and tell us where we stand now so we can plan a way forward.
"We do not need mounds of paperwork, we already have enough with all the extra work that COVID has sadly caused, we just need a clear and concise statement otherwise I fear for that many clubs will simply not be here for the start of next season."
FootballKings Lynn Greg Plummer


My father, rest his soul, and I bought Triple Threat together sometime in the mid-'80s. We raced our '81 Pearson Flyer hard together for the next 15 or so years, including 12 Port Huron to Mac races. The purchase date is lost to history, but the details surrounding how many times the boat needed a new bottom—meaning a new epoxy barrier coat—are forever etched in my psyche. It's all the sanding that accompanies repairing gelcoat blisters that has addled my IPA soaked cranium. One just doesn't forget those seemingly endless hours of self-imposed torture.
Gougeon Brothers, Inc. Because I'd been racing sailboats since the late '70s, I was friends with many of the guys who worked for GBI at the time—J.R. Watson and Joe Parker not to mention Meade and Jan Gougeon—and they had already converted me to the virtues of WEST SYSTEM Epoxy.
Even though the Flyer had only 200 hours of use when we bought it, it had been stored indoors at the marina for a number of years and showed absolutely no signs of blistering, I knew I should apply a barrier coat before it ever hit the water. Boats built in the era when mine was built tended to blister much more than more "modern" boats, that is, production boats generally built after 2000. This is mostly due to changes in building techniques and materials. Many, but not all, production boats built today apply a vinylester barrier coat at the factory under the gelcoat to prevent the blisters that plagued many earlier production fiberglass boats.
Around '85 or '86 we long-boarded the gelcoat, exposing nearly all of the laminate, and then rolled and tipped six coats of 105 Resin/206 Slow Hardener. We started on the starboard bow with one of us rolling and tipping and the other mixing the epoxy and 422 Barrier Coat Additive to keep the supply in the rolling pan fresh. We traded places when the arms of whoever was applying the epoxy couldn't take it anymore. It was about 80°F and sunny, which allowed for six trips around the hull and keel non-stop. In the time it took to get back to where we'd started on the starboard bow, the epoxy was tacky and ready for recoating. I won't kid you, it was a long day. But it was only one long day and we only had to sand the hull once to prep for the bottom paint. If we had to stop for any reason before all six coats were applied, we would've had to sand before completing the application and still sand again to prep for painting.
Bruce races Triple Threat weekly in a Wednesday night series on the Saginaw Bay.
The initial barrier coat applied to the dry hull in 1986 lasted about 8 to 10 years before a growing number of small, pencil-eraser sized blisters appeared when I hauled out, and under the pads after a winter on the hard. Actually, getting 8 to 10 years life from a barrier coat in the Great Lakes is phenomenal! Most yards up and down the three coasts (that's right Fifi—Michigan has more coastline than either the East or West coast) offer a two-year warranty on workmanship only, meaning if the whole barrier comes off in sheets or the bottom paint doesn't stick to the new bottom, they'll fix it. I've heard some offer a warranty as long as five years.
Warranties generally cover the repair of isolated blisters if they show up during the warranty period, but if you can get them to apply a new barrier coat, you're a better man than I. Most people in the repair industry do not expect a barrier coat on an old boat to last more than a couple years without some blisters reappearing. I have answered a number of calls over the years when a customer learns about the reality that blister jobs are not permanent. They are a bit freaked out that a yard might charge several thousand dollars for work with a two-year stated life expectancy. While epoxy has proven to be the best moisture barrier available, it is not moisture-proof. Moisture will eventually work its way through. For this reason, and for the best long-lasting results, it's important that your hull laminate is dry and structurally sound.
As you might have guessed, sometime around '96 or '97 I began to see the return of isolated areas of small blisters in the bow area and in the stern. I learned an important lesson from Joe Parker around this time: blister formation can be augmented by moisture that originated from inside the boat. The bow is where my sail lockers/bins are and they sit against the hull holding in moisture that then gets forced through the laminate. In the stern, where the engine is mounted, there are a few decade's worth of engine oils and grime coating the inside laminate surface, again working to force any moisture that may have seeped into the laminate through osmosis towards the outer surface and causing blisters.
Having taken a patchwork approach to blister remediation for a few years, my father and I again tackled the project of sanding off every last bit of bottom paint with 60- to 80-grit paper, applying six more coats of 105/206, re-sanding for fairness with long boards, and applying new anti-fouling paint. Just like the first time.
Now here we are in 2018, twenty years since my last barrier coat. I've been taking that patchwork approach I mentioned for three or four years…or more. I arranged to go in the GBI boat shop for a couple months around the first of the year and apply THE LAST BARRIER COAT I'LL EVER PUT ON TRIPLE THREAT! EVER. EVER.
I'm getting too old for all this… manual labor, crawling in and out of the cradle, up and down ladders, and sanding upside down until every bone in my body aches!…nonsense.
I'm going to want beer—and lots of it!
Featured photo: Triple Threat in front of the Gougeon Brothers boat shop, ready for a great season of sailing.


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Four Maine Taco Bell restaurants close suddenly
Updated: 2:59 PM EST Jan 18, 2019
Four Maine Taco Bell locations have closed, the company confirmed on Friday.The restaurants that closed were located at Western Avenue in Augusta, Center Street in Auburn, Washington Avenue in Portland, and Alfred Street in Biddeford.No reason for the closures was given.Fifteen locations remain open in Maine."We want to thank our fans for supporting the Taco Bell locations in Auburn, Augusta (Western Ave.), Biddeford and Portland, Maine. We can confirm that the owner has closed these locations and the team members affected have been offered jobs at other Taco Bell restaurants," the company said in a statement.The Department of Labor said it was deploying its rapid response team to help workers affected by the closures.Department officials said the Rapid Response Team will hold sessions for workers to help them find new employment.Three sessions will be held on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Augusta CareerCenter, 11 a.m. at the at Biddeford School of Technology and 2 p.m. at theGreater Portland CareerCenter.A fourth session will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Lewiston CareerCenter.
PORTLAND, Maine —
Four Maine Taco Bell locations have closed, the company confirmed on Friday.
The restaurants that closed were located at Western Avenue in Augusta, Center Street in Auburn, Washington Avenue in Portland, and Alfred Street in Biddeford.
No reason for the closures was given.
Fifteen locations remain open in Maine.
"We want to thank our fans for supporting the Taco Bell locations in Auburn, Augusta (Western Ave.), Biddeford and Portland, Maine. We can confirm that the owner has closed these locations and the team members affected have been offered jobs at other Taco Bell restaurants," the company said in a statement.
The Department of Labor said it was deploying its rapid response team to help workers affected by the closures.
Department officials said the Rapid Response Team will hold sessions for workers to help them find new employment.
Three sessions will be held on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Augusta CareerCenter, 11 a.m. at the at Biddeford School of Technology and 2 p.m. at theGreater Portland CareerCenter.
A fourth session will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Lewiston CareerCenter.


March 4 – March 8: This week students will be studying post-apartheid life in South Africa.
February 25 – March 1: This week students will be finishing up their lesson on the Nile river and begin a new lesson the life in the Sahara. Students will take a short mapping/Nile quiz on Tuesday/Wednesday.
February 18 – February 22: Hope everyone had a relaxing three day weekend! This week students will be studying the Nile river.
February 11 – February 15: This week students will complete a mapping section over Africa, our new unit of study!
February 4 – February 8: This week students will finish learning about the old soviet empire and will take a test over Europe/Russia.
January 28 – February 1: This week students will be focusing on population dilemmas in Europe. Students will also begin studying the old soviet empire.
January 21 – January 25: I hope everyone enjoyed the long weekend! This week students will be finishing up the lesson on the European Union and will be moving on to a new lesson on the Population Dilemmas in Europe. Thursday students will take a quiz over the European Union.
January 14 – January 19: We are off to a great start in Humanities this quarter! This week students will be participating in a classroom geography bee and will begin to learn about the European Union.
January 7 – January 11: I hope that everyone had a great break! We are starting the year off with a new unit on Europe and Russia.
Monday: Students will create a map of Europe and Russia. HW: Clean out binder and get organized for a new semester.
Wednesday: Students will complete a geography challenge in their notebooks, study the thematic maps of the region, and takes notes. HW: Choose an article on google classroom for January current event.
December 3 – December 7: This week students will study life in the central Andes. Quarter 2 projects are due next week (Tuesday and Wednesday) Please check google classroom for more information.
November 26 – November 30: I hope that everyone had a good break! This week students will be learning about land use conflicts in the Amazon Rainforest. Current events are due on Friday, please check google classroom if you have any questions.
November 12th – November 16th: This week students will be learning about hurricanes in the Caribbean. Students will learn about how they form and how people deal with hurricanes in that region. Students will also be working on their quarter 2 project and November current event in class at the end of the week. I hope that everyone has a fun and relaxing Thanksgiving break!
Friday: Students will work on their November current event in class. HW: Current event due Friday, November 30th.
November 5th – November 9th: This week students will be learning about the Maya of Mexico and Central America. Students will work in groups to research different topics about the indigenous peoples and then present their findings to the class. On Thursday students will take a quiz over the two previous lessons. On Tuesday and Wednesday I will assign students their quarter 2 projects. It is a research project about Latin America. I will also post the assignment on google classroom.
October 29th – November 2nd: This week students are learning about spatial inequality in Mexico City.
**Reminder that the current event is two paragraphs. One summary and one opinion paragraph. Please cite your article at the bottom of your paper. Either print or email me your essay.
October 15th – October 19th: I hope that everyone had a relaxing fall break! This week students will study migration to the United States. Students will also be getting a study guide for their test next Tuesday (10/23).
October 1st – October 5th: I can't believe we are nearing the end of the 1st quarter already! Parent-Teacher conferences are fast approaching. I will not be available Wednesday, October 10th for conferences due to a cross country meet. If you were not able to schedule a conference time online please let me know so I can arrange another time. Quarter 1 projects are due this Friday, October 5th.
September 24th – September 28th: Students will finish up their lesson on the Great Lakes by participating in a debate about the environmental health of the Great Lakes ecosystem. They will then begin studying some of the National Parks in Canada and the United States. Friday students will have the entire class period to work on their quarter 1 projects. Cross Country has a meet in Phoenix on Friday so I will be out most of the day.
September 17th — September 21st: Students will be finishing up their regions of Canada activity and lesson. Students will then begin a lesson on the Great Lakes. By the end of the week students will prepare for a debate about the health of the Great Lakes. Students were also assigned a quarter 1 project. Projects are due Friday, October 5th.
Tuesday/Wednesday: Students will learn about the Great Lakes region and profile of the lakes. Students will complete geoterms in their packet and then learn about the Great Lakes from an article in the late 1960's. HW: Finish geoterms and section 2 notebook questions.
Thursday: Students will visit different stations around the room to learn about pollution, invasive species, and habitat loss in the Great Lakes region. They will then take notes in their notebook about the various topics. HW: Start working on quarter 1 project.
September 10th – September 14th: Students will be finishing up their first mapping lab in Canada and the United States. Students will take notes for the first time of the year on the history of the region as well as on some important features. Students will take a brief mapping quiz and then jump into the settlement patterns and way of life in the region. I will be out Thursday and Friday of this week (9/13 & 9/14). If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to email and I will try to get back as soon as possible.
Tuesday: Mapping quiz on Canada and the United States. Finish Mapping Lab notebook HW: Start researching current event article.
Wednesday: Settlement Patterns/Way of Life preview activity. Read introduction and section 1. Work on geoterms. HW: Finish Geoterms in notebook.
September 4th – September 7th: Students will be starting the first unit of the year; Canada & the United States. We will review the previous map skills lesson, play a review game, and take a partner quiz. Students will then begin working on mapping Canada and the United States.
August 27th – August 31st: Students will be studying 5 types of thematic maps. Students will be working in their lesson 2 notebooks and in partners to complete different activities that relate to thematic maps. Students were assigned a state at the beginning of the year to complete a current event report on. The current event reports are due on Friday. Students are given extra credit if they give the report to the class.
Welcome to the 2018 – 2019 school year and 7th grade Humanities! In this class you will be learning about the diverse world in which we live. Through the study of humanities, you will be engaged in learning about the world around you through many perspectives. You will build social studies skills, such as analyzing primary and secondary sources, maps, charts, graphs and other forms of data through research. Using these skills, you will gain a better understanding of the social, political and economic dynamics of the world. Many of the assignments in this class will also connect to the literature studied in your 7th grade English class. I plan to make this an exciting and challenging year for students. Your success in my class will depend on your effort, a positive attitude, and abiding by the following syllabus.
I look forward to my first year at NPA as the 7th Grade Humanities teacher. I moved to Flagstaff in the spring of 2017 and have been enjoying all Northern Arizona has to offer! I am originally from North Platte, Nebraska and completed my bachelor's degree at the University of Nebraska Kearney. Often times you will see me out on the trails as I am an avid runner and will be helping to coach the reigning state boys and girls cross-country teams here at NPA.
In this class you will be learning about the diverse world in which we live. Through the study of humanities, you will be engaged in learning about the world around you through many perspectives. You will build social studies skills, such as analyzing primary and secondary sources, maps, charts, graphs and other forms of data through research. Using these skills, you will gain a better understanding of the social, political and economic dynamics of the world. Many of the assignments in this class will also connect to the literature studied in your 7th grade English class. I plan to make this an exciting and challenging year for students. Your success in my class will depend on your effort, a positive attitude, and abiding by the following syllabus.


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