Shooting for any video in Sri Lanka would be a film maker's dream. The beauty of the landscape, the warmth of the people and the kaleidoscopic flavors of the food are a backdrop impossible not to notice by anyone lucky enough to visit this island paradise. Inspired by the lyrics of OneRepulic's I Lived, this was the most fun I think I've had putting together a post-build video for my Habitat for Humanity Global Village Team. As always I owe them a debt of gratitude for being willing participants in this project. And to all my new friends in Sri Lanka, thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your life with me.
Now more than ever before, I challenge myself to make the most of every day, measuring my success or failure in moments. To notice the details. To feel whatever comes up and not judge the emotion. To be present. To not take for granted the conversation I am having with my guest. Or the conversation I am having with myself. There may not be a next time. To notice, to feel, to be — and to be comfortable doing so — is a quietly cultivated art.
Together, let's own every second that this world can give.


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Memoirs of Rev. George Whitefield
Por John Gillies
of Halifax, in Yorkshire, accordingly wrote the following epitaph:
REV. GEORGE WHITEFIELD, A. M. Chaplaim to the Right Honorable, the Countess of Huntingdon,
Whose soul, made meet for glory, Was taken to Immanual's bosom, On the 30th of Sept. 1770; And now lies in the silent grave, at Newburyport, near Boston, in NEw ENGLAND ; There deposited in hope of a jo. resurrection to eternal life and glory. He was a man eminent in piety, Of a humane, benevolent, and charitable disposition. His zeal in the cause of God was singular; His labors indefatigable; And his success in preaching the Gospel remarkable and astonishing. He departed this life, In the fifty-sixth year of his age.
And like his Master,was by some despised;
Like Him, by many others loved and prized:
But their's shall be the everlasting crown,
Not whom the world, but Jesus Christ will own.
something of the vanity and unsatisfying nature of all worldly pleasure, long before he knew where to seek for solid and substantial happiness. Many instances of this he used to relate; of which the following is a specimen. The annual fair at Halifax, which is kept on midsummer day, was a season to which he looked forward with the most eager expectation opleasure and satisfaction. But when this day came, he invariably found the most painful disappointment; in a few hours he grew weary of diversion, wandered about uite unhappy, and never could this extraordinary day afford him any satiso unless when he could retire from the noise and hurry of it, to enjoy the common recreation of bathing. It may not be ...'. here to introduce some account of an interesting part of }. life, which he has given in a work, entitled, Amyntas and Philetus, or Christian Conversation, pool in the year 1770. The reader, therefore, will not be displeased, if the memorialists retire a little, while he who is the subject of this sketch is introduced to speak (though dead) of the things which it pleased God to do for his soul. "My dear parents were of the establishment; and although filial duty, as well as christian charity, requires me to hope the best in behalf of them, yet I seldom or ever saw or ... any thing of religion but at church on the Sabbath day. They were, I believe, strictly honest in their dealings with men, supported a fair character, and appeared as religious as their neighbors, nor . they suspect, as church folks, that they could miss of salvation. I was taught to conceive of dissenters, as base hypocrites, a people that resembled the scribes and pharisees, against whom our Lord so vehemently inveighed, and denounced so many woes; that attempted to hide their wickedness by a deceitful pretext of superior sanctity. In consequence of these and the like things spoken of dissenters, and confirmed by instances I was then incapable of inquiring into, or judging of, I contracted .# unfavorable ideas of every sect of Protestant dissenters; and, I think, could vie with any in bigotry and zeal, thinking as highly of the church, as it was possible for any to think of
Whitefield was not quite fifty-six years of age at the time of his decease; thirty-four years of which he spent in the work
the meeting. But I can never sufficiently admire or adore the free, rich, and distinguishing grace of God to me; for although there was nothing of religion in our family, not even so much as the form ; and the way of life I was engaged in, from seven years old, not only unfavorable to, but quite destructive of all good morals, yet it pleased the Lord to preserve me from the filthy conversation of my necessary companions, and from learning and using the diabolical language, I mean of cursing and swearing, which was daily intermixed with the most familiar conversations. About the age of eleven, I began to be very thoughtful concerning a future state. The cogitations of the day afforded much matter for imagination in my sleeping hours, so that I often alarmed the family with the most lamentable shrieks and cries, occasioned by terrifying dreams of being shut out from God, and thrust into endless torments. These thoughts and dreams, produced an uncommon seriousness in my whole deportment. I diligently read the Bible, gladly catching every opportunity of attending public prayers at the church in the week days, prayed often and fervently in secret; and in secret it was, o: not being used in the family, I feared to be found in the practice of it. ese impressions, and the influences thereof, abode with me for the space of six years, during all which time I sought and expected the favor of God, and the acceptation of my person, solely on the account of my own righteousness. Nor is this at all to be wondered at, seeing all the sons of Adam naturally seek justification and life, by virtue of that law and covenant which he violated and broke in paradise. K. was this error in any wise corrected by any of the public sermons I then heard, all of which were more legal than evangelical, and the preachers rather sent the congregation for life to Moses than to Christ. About the age of seventeen, I began to learn psalmody, and for the space of more than ten years, I became extravagantly fond of all kinds of music; so that my affections were entirely captivated thereby, and in a great measure alienated from God; yet all that time the good spirit of God never left off striving with me, (if I may be allowed that expression) so that at certain seasons I was greatly distressed, and wished, "it were with me as in months past." Sometimes (to use the hyperbolical phrase of the Psalmist) "I made my bed to swim, and water§ my couch with tears,' purposed and resolved to resume my former course of #. and relinquish the idol of my soul. About this time it pleased that God, whose eyes are ever upon the objects of his everlasting love, to favor me with an opportunity of hearing the gospel; and the spirit of God so opened my heart to attend to the things that were spoken, and shed such light on m understanding, that when I returned home, and began to read my Bible, it seemed to be quite another book, in respect to its doctrines, and the method of salvation published in it, from what I had till that time conceived it to be. From that memorable day the Lord was o to break my chain, and loose the bonds of my captivity, so that I could say with holy David, "My soul is escaped as a bird out of the snare of the fowler; the snare is broken, and I am escaped.' My heart was now exceedingly rejoiced, and I again renewed my former resolutions of engaging my heart with God, and devoting my life to his service. And my gracious Redeemer was pleased to say "Amen' to my purposes and §. and bade me, with an efficacious word, take hold on his strength, which his good spirit enabling me to do, I was filled with ry and peace in believing. I no longer felt that narrowness of spirit, which I was under the power of before, nor thought salvation confined to name or party. I found that in Christ Jesus, it availed nothing what a man had been before his conversion, whether Greek or Jew, nor what modes of worship he afterwards preferred, seeing Christ is all and in all to them that believe in him. Since that happy period, although my backslidings and departures from God have been more than I can enumerate, and what I blush to mention, yet my dear Redeemer, glory be to his name ! having bought me at so dear a rate, and according to the greatness of that love, wherewith he loved me, would not, could not (for his tender heart forbade it,) forsake or cast me off."
of the ministry. And surely, if life is to be measured by the greatest diligence and enjoyment; as being ever intent upon
From the above account it may be gathered, that about the year 1746 or 1747, he was first brought to a true knowledge of God, and of himself; soon after which it pleased the Lord to introduce him to public notice. As that part of his life, which preceded the above period, is rather involved in obscurity, we may conclude there could be nothing in it very interesting. He was always diligent in his business, and his morality was above the common standard; notwithstanding, as he afterwards acknowledged, he was living "without God and without Christ in the world." Deeply convinced of the inestimable value of his own soul, he immediately became desirous of being an instrument in the hand of God of saving the souls of others. After much prayer and deliberation on this important matter, he ventured at length to go forth in the strength of the Lord, and to proclaim that Jesus came to save sinners. This was in the year 1749, for in a manuscript written with the trembling hand of infirmity, in the year 1792, he mentious that he had beenH." -three years engaged in publishing the precious truths of the §§ is first labors, it is well known, were among the Methodists in Mr. Wesley's connection; and having opportunities of preaching in various parts of the kingdom, he became signally and extensively useful. Many old disciples in that connection remember his name to this day with affection and gratitude. Having labored for some years in Mr. Wesley's connection, he found that he could no longer publicly insist upon certain points of doctrine maintained by that people. This occasioned some struggle in his mind, as to the propriety of his continuance in that connection, or separation from it. But after much deliberation, and earnest prayer, a separation appeared most eligible, and he determined peaceably to withdraw. This event took place about the spring of the year 1762. For a short season his mind was perplexed; not that he doubted his call to preach the gospel, but being unable to perceive to whom his future labors should be directed." The providence of God, however, soon delivered him from this embarrassment. A few faithful friends, to whom he had been useful, still adhered to him; and to them he continued to preach as opportunity permitted. These being soon increased by the addition of others, a scheme was suggested of erecting a house, in which they might more regularly assemble together. This plan was immediately adopted; but fresh difficulties occurred, as the parties concerned had no resources within themselves ual to such an undertaking. But they were soon taught that the word o is not bound, and that the Lord has the hearts of all men at his disposal. Such liberal contributions were obtained, as enabled them to accomplish their design. A house was erected, and a church formed on the independent, or congregational plan, of which Mr. Knight was ordained pastor, in the summer of 1763. This was a Bethel indeed. The word delivered within these walls was made effectual to the turning of many from the error of their ways, and to the building up of the people of God in their most holy faith. The congregation continually increasing, it soon became necessary to erect a gallery, as large as the building would admit. Here he labored with much assiduity and zeal, preaching twice on the Lord's day in the winter season, and three times in the summer, and giving a lecture on every Thursday evening throughout the year. He administered the Lord's supper regularly every month; and on the Friday evening preceding the celebration of it, he met the members of his church, and delivered an address suited to the approaching Solemnity. He established among his people several little societies, which assembled once a week, for the purpose of prayer and religious conversation. One of these societies met at his own house; and the rest he attended occasionally, as opportunity permitted. By the divine blessing on his public and private labors, the number of those who attended the preaching of the word became so great, that a larger and more commodious house was necessary for their reception. This was for some time considered as a thing rather desirable than attainable. At length, however, it was cordially set about, and2svery spacious and elegant structure
some praiseworthy design, and zealous in the accomplishment of it; redeeming the time by repeated acts of piety and benevolence, which characterize the worthy man and christian; having a heart constantly flowing with ardent love for the souls of
completed, which was opened in May, 1772. Here he exercised his public ministrations to very large congregations, till it pleased the Lord to incapacitate him for public service; and, to use his own expression, to reduce him from a working to a waiting servant. About the year 1764, his acquaintance with Whitefield commenced, which, under God, was the means of extending his usefulness very considerably. For, being invited by Whitefield to his pulpits, and his o being approved, he afterwards became one of the assistant preachers, and spent two months every year in preaching at the Tabernacle, Tottenham court chapel, Greenwich, Woolwich, and other places in the same connection. Mr. Knight had uniformly enjoyed a remarkable good state of health, till it so God to afflict him with a paralytic stroke, in the month of June, 1790 a short time, he was so far recovered, that he resumed his usual labors. But his mental faculties, especially his memory, had evidently sustained an injury. Of this he was himself very sensible, but bore the affliction with a truly christian submission. In the year 1791, he undertook his annual journey to London, but with a determination to preach more sparingly than usual. While in town, he was afflicted with a second paralytic stroke, which affected his understanding far more than the former. With great difficulty he returned to Halifax, and though, in a measure, he recovered from this stroke likewise, and afterwards preached several sermons, yet it left him so debilitated, that he was incapable of og his public services; and having preached, for the last time, on the 18th of September, 1791, from the convictions of his own mind, and the persuasions of his friends, he resigned the charge of his congregation. His patient submission to the divine will, was an instructive lecture to those who were around him. When he reflected on the decay of his mental faculties, he would sometimes say, "what an idiot I am become!" but immediately would add, "but no wrong is done to me. He that gave my faculties, has a right to take them away whenever he pleases, and he might justly have done so forty years ago.". Being asked by one of his sons, concerning the feelings of his mind, he replied, "I am happy on two considerations; the one is, that I am not in hell; the other, that I am not afraid of ever going there." At another time, when several of his family were together, the subject of politics was introduced, and something mentioned respecting the probability of the king of France losing his crown; upon which he observed, though scarce able to understand the subject of conversation, "I know a king who will not lose his crown, I mean king Jesus. He reigns, and ever will reign;" and with a flood of tears he added, "to him I wish you every one to submit." His sight at length so failed, that he could neither read nor write; and his understanding and memory continuing to be impaired, he began to long for the hour of his dissolution. However, he seemed greatly afraid lest his desire to depart and to be with Christ, should betray him into impatience. After breathing, rather than living, for some months, he was, on Saturday morning, March 2d, 1793, mercifully released from the burthen of the flesh, and removed to a better and indissoluble mansion, in the 74th year of his age.
O much respected, such lamented friend,
Thy life was holy-ha py was thine end
By saints esteem'd, and e'en by sinners blest,
And best belov'd by those who knew thee best
In thee the Savior's image clearly shone,
As crystal lakes reflect the orient sun.
The wonders grace divine perform'd in thee,
Such, and superior, may it work in me !
men, and especially a servent desire to glorify God, accompanied by the deepest humility and self-abasement; Whitefield, in these thirty-four years, may be said to have lived more than most men would do, though their lives were prolonged for many
*Early on the morning after his death, Mr. Sherburne of Portsmouth sent Mr. Clarkson and Dr. Haven, with a message to Mr. Parsons, desiring that Whitefield's remains might be buried in his own new tomb, at his own expense; and in the evening several gentlemen from Boston, came to Mr. Parsons, desiri that the body might be carried there. But as Whitefield ha repeatedly desired that he might be buried before Mr. Parsons' pulpit, if he died at Newburyport, Mr. Parsons thought himself obliged to deny both of their requests. The following account of his interment is subjoined to this sermon, viz:—October 2, 1770. At one o'clock all the bells in the town were tolled for an hour, and all the vessels in the harbor gave their proper signals of mourning. At two o'clock, the bells tolled a second time. At three, the bells called to attend a funeral. The Rev. Dr. Haven of Portsmouth, the Rev. Messrs. Daniel Rogers of Exeter, Jedediah Jewet, and James Chandler, of Rowley, Moses Parsons, of Newbury, and Edward Bass, of Newburyport, were pall bearers. The procession was from the Rev. Mr. Parsons' of Newburyport, where Whitefield died. Mr. Parsons and his family, together with many other respectable persons, followed the corpse in mourning. The procession reached only one mile, when the corpse was carried into the Presbyterian church, and placed on a bier in the broad aisle, over which the Rev. Mr. Rogers made a very suitable prayer in the presence of about six thousand persons, within the walls of the church, while many thousands were on the outside, not being able to find admittance. Then the following hymn by Dr. Watts was sung by the
congregation.
Why do we mourn departing friends?
Or shake at death's alarms ?
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
To call them to his arms.
Are we not tending upward too,
As fast as time can move?
Nor should we wish the hours more slow,
To keep us from our love.
wo should we tremble to convey
Their bodies to the tomb 3
There the dear flesh of Jesus lay,
And left a long perfume.

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Hello lovely readers! Today I am back with another nail art edition. This manicure combines two simple techniques to create a unique custom look.
I started with two coats of a pale rose creme. For this manicure I used Hollywood Hills by Cult Cosmetics.
Creating a smooshed effect is messy, but nonetheless, very easy. One way of doing this is by adding a few drops of your chosen nail polishes onto a small piece of Saran wrap (plastic paper) and blotting it over your base. Another way of doing this is by using a nail polish stamper instead of Saran wrap. Whichever way you chose, I recommend you use a protective barrier like liquid latex for easy an easy clean up.
I used several shades of pinks for my smoosh layer. Shown here are Hollywood Hills and Hermosa Beach by Cult Cosmetics and Sheer Delight by Barielle.
For the floral design, I went with some abstract pink flowers with green leaves and stems. I limited the design to my index and ring nail (the smoosh layer is too pretty to cover it all up!).
You can create this look with any nail polish you already own or with acrylic paint. I chose to use the Rainbow Cremes* from Moonflower Polish (reviewed here). Tip for using nail polish: use a few drops of nail polish thinner to reconstitute your nail polish, as nail polish dries faster than acrylic paint.
I finished off the look with a layer of a fast drying glossy top coat.
I hope you enjoyed this look and thank you very much for visiting!
These products were originally sent to me free of charged for my honest review. All opinions expressed are my own.
So cute! These techniques look so good together!
These are really pretty and the smoosh turned out very nicely!
That is such a pretty base for the floral art!
So beautiful! You nails that smoosh mani.
Smoosh base is just the best base for nail art!
What you did with the smoosh is just beautiful!
It's crazy, this doesn't even look like a smooshy mani, it looks like you deliberately painted it all on. It's gorgeous!


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La línea 32 fue una línea regular de autobús urbano de la ciudad de Barcelona gestionada por la empresa TMB. Hacía su recorrido entre la estación de Sants y Roquetes, con una frecuencia en hora punta de 6-12min. Desde la Pl. Lluchmayor hasta la Av. Príncipes de Asturias realizaba el trayecto junto a la línea 31 que en 2012 quedó suprimida.

Esta línea fue suprimida el 13 de noviembre de 2017 debido a que fue sustituida por la línea D40 de la Red Ortogonal de Autobuses.

Historia

En el año 1974 se crea la línea 31, que más tarde se llamará línea 32. En ese año Transportes de Barcelona afirmaba que era imposible que un autobús pasara por las calles de Roquetas, aunque los vecinos no estaban de acuerdo. En el mes de agosto un grupo de vecinos secuestró un autobús y le hizo subir por la calle de Artesanía, Alcántara, Mina de la Ciudad hasta la actual plaza del Caribe, llegando perfectamente sin problemas de circulación. Al final se cambió el recorrido, teniendo como término de esta línea en Roquetes.

Cronología

 25-09-1974 - Se crea la línea 31 barrada (Pl. Gala Placidia - Mina de la Ciudad).
 14-02-1977 - La línea 31 barrada pasa a llamarse línea 32.
 11-03-1983 - Deja de circular de bajada por la calle de Artesanía.
 26-03-1985 - La calle Mina de la Ciudad se convierte en sentido único.
 06-12-1985 - Circula por la calle de Garellano.
 15-10-1997 - Alargó su recorrido hasta la estación de Sans.
 04-07-2005 - Deja de circular por la calle de Nuestra Señora de la Salud por obras.
 13-11-2017 - Se suprime esta línea debido a la introducción de la línea D40, que entre la estación de Sans y Vía Favencia realiza el mismo recorrido.

Horarios

Recorrido

 De Roquetas a Est. de Sants por: Vía Favencia, Vía Julia, Pº de Verdún, Pº de Pi i Molist, Av. Borbón, Av. Nuestra Señora de Montserrat, Trav. de Dalt, Av. Príncipes de Asturias, Balmes, Av. Diagonal, Josep Tarradellas.

 De Est. de Sants a Roquetas por: Josep Tarradellas, Trav. de Gracia, Av. Príncipes de Asturias, Trav. de Dalt, Camelias, Av. Nuestra Señora de Montserrat, Ramón Albó, Arnau d'Oms, Pº de Fabra i Puig, Pº de Pi i Molist, Pº Verdún, Vía Favencia.

Otros datos

Véase también

 Red Ortogonal de Autobuses de Barcelona
 Autobús urbano de Barcelona
 Autobús interurbano de Cataluña
 Nitbus - Aerobús - Exprés.cat
 Metro de Barcelona - Cercanías de Barcelona
 Trambaix - Trambesòs
 TMB - Tusgsal - Sagalés
 Transportes en Cataluña

Notas

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Página oficial de TMB

Transportes Metropolitanos de Barcelona
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Asbestos-related diseases can be difficult to diagnose and treat. Among the illnesses caused by asbestos exposure, mesothelioma is perhaps the most serious. Mesothelioma is a relatively rare form of malignant cancer that effects the protective lining (called the mesothelium) covering most internal organs. The disease becomes particularly dangerous when these cancerous cells spread to other parts of the body. It may take decades before you suffer from the symptoms of mesothelioma. Diagnosis typically follows a number of tests, including a biopsy.
If you have reason to believe that you or a loved one has developed an asbestos-related illness, it is important to gain an initial understanding of what to expect. As with all medical conditions or treatment, it is best to keep an open line of communication with your doctor through all stages of the mesothelioma diagnosis and treatment stages.
See FindLaw's Toxic Chemicals and Materials section for related articles and resources.
In the event that one or more of these tests identifies something suspicious, your health care provider will likely recommend a biopsy to confirm a diagnosis. A biopsy may be either a needle biopsy an open biopsy. In a needle biopsy, fluid is removed and examined for cancerous cells. In an open biopsy, a surgeon will make a small incision in the chest wall or abdominal cavity and remove a sample of tissue to be examined for cancerous cells.
Once the fluid or tissue sample has been obtained, your health care provider will have a pathologist examine the sample in order to determine whether there is a type of cancer or disease present in the cells. After a positive mesothelioma diagnosis by the pathologist, your health care provider will recommend an appropriate course of treatment.
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Because there are a variety of treatment options available, patients should not hesitate to ask about the pros and cons of each option. Therapeutic methods are constantly changing, so finding the best treatment option for your situation can make all the difference.
If you've been given a diagnosis of mesothelioma, treatment is often both physically and emotionally draining, involving considerable medical costs. By filing a mesothelioma claim, patients can receive compensation for their medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Before moving forward with your claim, it's a good idea to first meet with an asbestos claim attorney.


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Use the MA25100A RF Power Indicator to determine if a connector is "live" with RF power that could damage sensitive measuring equipment from 400 MHz to 4000 MHz.
Mate the MA25100A to the connector in question and it will indicate the presence of high-level RF: Yellow LED if RF > +17 dBm (50 mW) or Red LED if RF > +27 dBm (500 mW).
The MA25100A can withstand RF power levels up to +50 dBm (100 W) from a 50 Ω source. The MA25100A has a very high VSWR and should not be used as a 50 Ω termination.
The MA25100A RF Power Indicator is always on and always ready. Its self-contained battery can last for years with normal use and is field-replaceable. A "self-test" button lights both indicators (red and yellow) if internal circuits and battery are functioning.


A super simple recipe with surprising results – fresh oranges with mint. If you like you can top with your favorite nondairy yogurt. That's it! It's delightful.
1-2 Tablespoons non dairy yogurt (we made our own using Miyoko Schinner's yogurt recipe from her cookbook Artisan Vegan Cheese.
In a bowl toss orange pieces with mint. Spoon into serving dish and top with nondairy yogurt.


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Spring Boot REST application for looking up values in an Excel workbook.

## Useful Links

- http://localhost:8080/profile
- http://localhost:8080/mappings
- http://localhost:8080/env
- http://localhost:8080/v2/api-docs
- http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui.html

## TODO

- Add support for default values
- Add support for values that mean "Any Value"
- Integrate most version of business spreadsheet data
- Create a Docker file for the Spring Boot app
- Fork my github repo into a MLC github repo
- Setup Bamboo job for building the XLSXLookup SpringBoot app.
- define a RAML API for the Spring Boot app
- Add the RAML to spring controller interface generation to the build
- Build a console screen to verify the deployed business data
- Test Spring Boot app with a bigger set of business data
- setup regression test suite for the API
- increase unit test coverage. (currently 66%)


Tested on Windows 10 Pro, Vagrant 1.9.1, Oracle VirtualBox 5.1.10.
Tested on arubacloud.com, Server Smart.
Docker Toolbox or Native Windows Docker (note that Hyper-V is required in the latter case, and in such case Oracle VirtualBox will not work).
In case of Docker Toolbox, go to a ci folder and run windowsDockerMachineUp.ps1 in PowerShell window (Run as Administrator might be required) to create/start docker machine. Docker machine is not required in case of Native Windows Docker.
Go to a ci folder and run jjs .\up.js and next jjs .\deploy.js.
All middleware and database infrastructure initialization scripts (database driver installation, topic configuration, datasources definition in wildfly, creating databases) are kept in the wildfly ci folder and postgres ci folder. Other database scripts are kept in the sources in a separate directory for each project, like links-db.
There is a wrapper around docker API, to help the up.js script work with docker containers regardless of their state. For example in case a container has already been created, but is currently down, it will be only started (docker start ...). If the container is already running - nothing will happen. And in case it does not exist yet - it will be created (docker run ...).
Have a look in the scripts directory to see all the auxiliary scripts.


Cierra Skye is an American model that has appeared in editorials and has walked the runway.
Cierra Skye is signed with IZAIO Management Berlin, Jill Models Management Antwerp, MP Management Milan, MP Paris and Elite New York.
In 2015 Cierra Skye was in the fall ad campaign for Marc Jacobs. She appeared in an editorial for the spring issue of Love Magazine that was called A Special Look At The Women Of Marc Jacobs and Their Manicures. She appeared in an editorial for the May issue of Vogue Italia that was called Food For Thought. She appeared in an editorial for the July issue of Love Magazine that was called Yohji Yamamoto. She appeared in an editorial for the August issue of Love Magazine that was called Talents. She appeared in an editorial for the August issue of Dazed & Confused that was called The New Aesthetic by Roe Ethridge. She appeared in an editorial for the September issue of CR FashionBook.com that was called Endless Summer. She appeared in an editorial for the fall issue of Heroine Magazine that was called Miu Miu. She appeared in an editorial for the October issue of Numero China that was called Glass House. She appeared in an editorial for the October issue of Interview Russia that was called Dark & Heavy. She appeared in an editorial for the November issue of Numero China that was called By Janneke van der Hegen. She appeared in an editorial for the December issue of Harper's Bazaar that was called Pirates and Princesses by Carine. She walked the fall shows for Marc Jacobs and Bottega Veneta. She walked the resort show for Marc Jacobs. She walked the spring shows for Creatures of the Wind, Anna Sui, Marc Jacobs, Giles, Sonia Rykiel and Masha Ma.
Her look books include the 2015 look book for Creatures of the Wind.


And those that should be asked more often.
We've tried to make MySoti.com as easy as possible to use, but when you're dealing with technology that looks easy it usually means that there is a load of clever stuff hidden behind the scenes.
Below we've tried to compile as comprehensive a list of questions about creating your own products (T-shirts, Canvas prints etc) and their answers as possible, and we add to it all the time.
We hope you enjoy using MySoti as much as we enjoy working on it!
Well, that's entirely your call. MySoti has a basic, MySoti price for each product that we sell but after that it's entirely up to you how much mark-up you want to add.
So, for example - Say if the MySoti price for a shirt is $10.00 and you have a t-shirt design that you think someone will pay $100 for then you'd get $90 (your mark-up price) for that sale! Simple huh?
But who owns my designs?
Now that's an easy one. YOU DO!
Unlike most 'design competition' companies on the Internet these days we don't take ownership over your designs at all - so you're free to do whatever you want with them at any time.
All we do is agree to produce this artwork on your behalf (unless we've spoken to you separately about possible use of your image in marketing or wholesale promotion/production etc).
Is your design of choice in stock?
Of course it is. All of our shirts are lovingly hand-printed using a machine - (feel free to wrestle with the existentialist nature of this for a second) so each order is printed to errm... order.
Where there may be some trouble however is when we don't have your particular colour or size of shirt in stock; ordinarily this adds a couple of days onto the final delivery of your order - but if there is any other problem at all please rest assured that we'll contact you as soon as we become aware of it.
If we were pre-cognitive we'd get in touch even sooner - and if you're pre-cognitive please let us know of the delay so that we can inform you!
What are the MySoti base prices?
* We do sell in UK Pounds and Euros as well, but for simplicity we haven't listed them here (VAT and various other changes in currency make it a long-winded explanation).
The important thing to remember is that if you sell a shirt or poster etc in UK Pounds but you're home currency is in US Dollars then you will still earn your mark-up percentage (hope that makes sense).
It's also worth noting that these prices are subject to alteration - they're entirely based on fluctuation from suppliers and stuff so we do alter them occassionaly.
How do you work out your shipping costs?
We're uncomplicated guys and gals, so we like to make things really simple. We don't want to confuse you with maths and we don't want you to be reaching for an abacus.
So we've gone the crazy - some say foolish - route of NOT including the delivery costs in the price of our garments.
Why? We hear you ask. Well, it's to make things easier for all of us - One price for the product and then another, set price for delivery and shipping means that we don't have to spend hours juggling within some crazy financial software package working out how best to hide the real cost of our delivery costs from you.
And believe us - this is how a LOT of people manage to get away with such seemingly low costs.
And it means that you always know just what you're getting from your kindly investment in our products.
At MySoti we use a fairly new (well, state-of-the-art) printing process called Direct To Garment (DTG) printing. This allows us to be able to offer every design that our members upload for sale - something that Screen Printing couldn't let us manage!
It's worth noting that this is not Vinyl or transfer printing like some other, larger websites use - we think the quality of our printing is directly comparable to Screen Printing.
Can you print more than four colors?
Absolutely YES! - a DTG printer can produce over 16 million colors. We hope that's enough for you?
What is the highest resolution image that you can print?
We can print with graphics up to 2880 dpi. And because we offer vector artwork for ALL of our shirts - throughout our entire process - you can be sure of the finest quality print!
If you upload a design using our shirt template (available on the Create a Product page) you'll be sure of great resolution every time!
Yes. We can definitely handle lovely, smooth gradients, halftones, etc.
Can you only print on white or light-colored shirts?
We can print on ANY color garment. Unlike older DTG technology, we can also print white on dark garments. We like to call this The Future! Seriously, we print on dark shirts and the quality is incredible. Really.
We honestly think you'll find our quality incredible.
How is the washability on a DTG print?
Garments printed using DTG technology have excellent washability because the ink actually penetrates into the fabric. Unlike silk screen and heat transfers, your image will not crack or peel off after a few washes.
Please be aware though, that this is only a guide - and that sometimes the postal services across this globe of ours do need time to collect their rubber bands. So we would recommend waiting at least 28 days before contacting us.
WE ARE AFRAID THAT WE CANNOT CURRENTLY DEAL WITH CUSTOMER ENQUIRIES REGARDING ORDERS THAT ARE STILL WITHIN THIS 28 DAYS TIME-FRAME.
We deliver to most places in the world. However, you'll find an exhaustive list on our basket page. And we have to warn you that your country may charge you some sort of import duty on receipt of your clothing.
That's nothing to do with us I'm afraid - believe us we've checked - our illustrious custom and excise people simply won't allow us to pay the duty for you!
How do you print your artwork?
We sincerely believe that the quality of our canvas printing is the best around - our fine-art, Giclee printing process is simply incomparable to other solvent-ink based options that are available.
How long does an artwork order usually take to arrive?
As we make all of our frames by hand, and print all of our stuff to order, we aim to get all orders turned around within 14 days.
What kind of frames do you offer for the canvas prints?
We only supply our canvas artwork on heavy-duty, hand made wooden frames. All frames are bespoke made using the best raw materials at our print house. We then cut and shape the wood to make sure that each frame is exactly correct for the print in question. We don't offer cheaper, foam-board options.
What quality paper do you print the posters on?
We bespoke print all of our posters on a 300gsm, soft textured, quality, fine-art paper. This offers a thick, luxurious base for your artwork and we are sure that you wont be disappointed.


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News RIAC CLASSIC CAR SHOW
RIAC CLASSIC CAR SHOW
Brendan April 26, 2013 NEWS
The first RIAC National Classic Car Show held in the RDS in February 2013 was the first indoor car show in Dublin for many years. It attracted 160 of the best classic and vintage cars in Ireland as well as many visitors. Rarities on display included two Irish built cars, the 1909 Silver Stream, built in Kilcullen by Philip Sommerville-Large, and an example of the ill fated Austin A55 based Shamrock, built in Castleblayney. The IJDC had five pristine cars on their stand, representing the breath of interest in the club and you can read more about them below.
1937 SS100 3.5 Litre
Manufactured on 1st December 1937 and delivered on the 11th December 1937 to Henlys in London. It is the 5th 3.5 Litre of a batch of 180, driven in England until it went to the States in the early 50's and was owned by Mr R.P. Morris in Chicago until 1986 and was given in for restoration, but after it was stripped, he was unable to finance it. It was then sold to a restoration company where it lay for 12 years completely dismantled because of a dispute between the two owners. It was brought to Ireland in 1996 and the restoration took the owner over 4,000 hours. Since completion it has done many trips to England and been involved in two Major Rallies of 1000 miles around Ireland and continues to be driven regularly, the milage is coming up to 100,000 miles.
1951 XK 120 FIXED HEAD COUPE
The XK 120 sports car was launched at the Earl's Court Motor Show in 1948 The purpose of the show car was to showcase the new engine which was very advanced for that time. That engine was the XK engine which was to power all saloons, sports cars and racing cars for over thirty five years. The fixed head version arrived in 1951 and production came to 2672 of which only 195 were right hand drive. The car displayed was made on 9th October 1951, the 109th made. It was exported to the U.S.A and sold by Hornberg's on Sunset Boulevard in spring 1952. It was last serviced in 1968 in Dodge City before being abandoned. It has been subjected to a nut and bolt restoration with some upgrading for safer use on modern roads.
1960 Jaguar Mark II saloon
In 1955 Jaguar put the twin cam XK engine into the firm's first monocoque body to create a new medium sized sports saloon. Four years later the suspension and body designs were improved and the larger XK engines (up to 3.8 litres) and disc brakes fitted to create the iconic 'Mark II'. Beloved of racing drivers, bank robbers, business men and the police alike it continued the Jaguar policy of offering grace, pace and (reasonable) space at a price significantly less than its Italian and German rivals. Variants included a V8 Daimler, 240 and 340 economy models and the S type and 420 with independent suspension and production continued until 1967. This early example, chassis 241, was originally sold in England but has been in Ireland for many years. It was fully restored to 'as new' condition by an IJDC member and features a 2.4 engine with automatic gearbox.
1985 Jaguar XJ6 Series III
Launched in 1968 the XJ6 was a replacement for Jaguar's compact and large saloon ranges, featuring six cylinder XK engines, first seen in the XK120, and the unique Independent Rear Suspension, first seen in the E type. Originally available in short and long wheel base variants, coupe, luxury Daimler and V12 engined models were later offered, with all having superb ride, handling and performance. The XK engines were offered up to 1992, the body style (the last approved by company founder, Sir William Lyons) lasted up to 2007 and the designation 'XJ' is still used for the largest Jaguar saloons. This sage green car has a 4.2 litre XK engine and cream leather and wood interior. It was sold new by County Motors in Carlisle but spent 17 years in storage before being acquired by an IJDC member in 2005 with only 13,700 miles on the clock.
For more photos from the show please visit the Gallery on www.classiccarshow.ie
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package com.twosigma.beaker.widgets.selectioncontainer;

import com.twosigma.beaker.widgets.CommFunctionality;
import com.twosigma.beaker.widgets.box.Box;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

public abstract class SelectionContainer extends Box {

  public static final String TITLES = "_titles";
  protected Map<Integer, String> titles = new HashMap<>();

  protected SelectionContainer(List<CommFunctionality> children) {
    super(children);
  }

  public SelectionContainer(List<CommFunctionality> children, List<String> labels) {
    super(children);
    labels.forEach( (l) -> setTitle(this.titles.size(), l));
  }

  protected void setTitle(Object index, Object title){
    titles.put(getInteger(index), getString(title));
  }

  public void set_title(Object index, Object title){
    setTitle(index, title);
    sendUpdate(TITLES, this.titles);
  }

  public String get_title(Object index){
    String ret = null;
    Integer i = getInteger(index);
    if(i != null && i > 0){
      ret = titles.get(i);
    }
    return ret;
  }

}


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It has become apparent that most Americans simply don't take voting very seriously. This is especially true of those who encourage voting. They'll tell us that walking into a polling place and pulling a lever is our civic duty, but this isn't true. Our civic duty is to cultivate wisdom in ourselves and become conversant with the issues; the walking and pulling part is just a natural by-product of that.
Yet so many try to pull others to the polls, claiming that mass participation in the electoral process somehow makes our country better. I guess this is in the way that having everyone take a turn in the cockpit of a 747 would make air travel better or having everyone try his hand at brain surgery would make brains better. The latter is hard to imagine, of course, but it would increase the likelihood those brains would vote Democrat.
Speaking of which, I understand why Democrats are enamored of get-out-the-dopes drives such as Rock the Vote. Having every drug addict, goth, Wiccan, vampirist, criminal, cross-dresser, sideshow geek and The Hills Have Eyes mutant do the walkie-pully-poll thing between drunken slumber and a night's partying may not make America stronger, but it sure makes the Democrat Party stronger. Hey, they know their constituencies, which together, to borrow a Pat Buchanan line, look like the bar scene in Star Wars. And, just think, this used to be the party of the common man. Now it's the party of the uncommon man.
As for common myths, encouraging people to vote doesn't advance the common good. After all, we would agree that having an educated electorate is a prerequisite for a healthy electoral process. Yet we also know that most people aren't well-educated on the issues of the day. Therefore, it cannot be good for everyone to vote.
If any would dispute this, just listen to these Howard Stern man-on-the-street interviews conducted prior to the 2008 election. The radio jock had an interviewer ascribe John McCain's positions to Barack Obama and ask Obama supporters if they approved. It went something like this, "Do you like Obama's pro-life stance? Can you accept his choice of Sarah Palin as vice-presidential running mate?" What do you think the answer was? If you didn't guess that they were just fine with "Obama's" positions, please remember to vote November 3.
The truth is that get-out-the-vote endeavors, as I wrote in 2008, "can quite correctly be defined as an effort to rally the idiot vote disguised as a noble exercise in democracy." A good example is this breaking story about Ohio high-school students who were taken to vote during school hours, allegedly given sample ballots only for Democrat candidates and then treated to ice cream. And some Democrats have even advocated granting 14-year-olds the right to vote. Hey, why not? We can set up polling places in paintball and laser-tag facilities and a registration icon on YouTube.
But why stop there? Perhaps the Democrats can adopt one of their constituencies' slogans, "If they're eight, it's too late." Recruit them early, they say. Besides, little kids eat less ice cream.
On the other hand, we could just accept the simple rule of thumb here: If someone doesn't have the get-up-and-go to get out and vote without being prodded, it follows that he won't have the greater get-up-and-go necessary to inform himself on the issues, in which case he shouldn't vote. So it's just a case of nature taking care of itself. After all, if people aren't voting, it's for the same reason why they don't play the piano, paint or follow politics: They're not interested in those things. And when you're not interested in something, you invariably won't be very good at it.
...it's all talk. A process is just that, a process, "a systematic series of actions directed to some end" , while voting is simply an action. Or perhaps we could say it's a reaction — catalyzed by one's own knowledge and passion.
If people really were interested in the health of the "process," they would start at the beginning of that "systematic series of actions" — which is the step whereby you encourage people to care, study and inform themselves — not at the end with voting. They would understand that once this step was tended to, people would naturally cast ballots, as it is merely a by-product of personal political health.
Then again, could it be that certain elements in our society know that if they tend to the beginning of that process, the end of it won't be to their liking? And what does it say about a group, which shall remain nameless (I'll just say it starts with a "D" and ends with an "s'"), when its success hinges on growing and rallying the idiot vote?
If you're not reading this article, please do your duty this November 2. Stay home.


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Quality Engineer Hardware – Level II, Olympus Veran Technologies
Jenna Martinek started her new job as a Quality Engineer Hardware - Level II at Olympus Veran Technologies (OVT) in full-virtual style, thanks to pandemic conditions. It was strange, she says, to interview over the phone, to first lay eyes on the facility on her first day, only to return home after gathering up her computer. But Jenna, with previous experience in auto-injectable devices and opthalmics, says she's used to different workloads and workstyles, and this was just another change-up. She has worked with small and large companies alike, so it was no trouble for her transitioning from the start-up culture of Veran to a large medical device corporation's culture when Olympus® acquired Veran on December 31, 2020.
Some of Jenna's focus is on Corrective Action Preventive Action ("CAPA") processes, to investigate and solve problems, identify causes for problems, take corrective action and prevent recurrence of root causes. She also works closely with engineering and design to ensure adherence to other operational procedures. Her priority is ensuring the verification and validation checkboxes are ticked before devices are used to treat patients. Lately, her focus area is on the cytology brushes used to obtain lung tissue samples during a bronchoscopy using Veran technology and Olympus bronchoscopes.
"The technology is so intriguing," she says, of Veran's lung cancer detection and treatment innovations. "We're reaching nodules you couldn't get to before, helping people who at one time you probably couldn't help."
Her interest in medical device work began years back, when she was in high school and thought it would be great to be a biomedical engineer, because she liked science. She knew the path was right for her in college at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana, when for her senior project she designed a specialized chair for a four-year-old girl with arthrogryposis – the chair worked better than other options to allow the child to sit and eat food. "When you help a person," she says with a smile, "You help a person." It would seem the journey and the goal are the same for Jenna.
Jenna spends much of her free time teaching ballet, tap and jazz to young kids. "I think about the relatives who come to their performances – some of them could need the help of Veran technology at some point." Jenna appreciates feeling the meaningful connection of her work to the people of her community.
There's one more reason it's easy for her to feel like a true part of the Olympus team, Jenna says. "The acquisition was made final on my birthday!"
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Join our Education Working Group to learn some of the basic skills for making agitprop materials like we see on display in our current exhibition, Agitate! Educate! Organize! Agit Prop into the 21st Century. We'll talk about simple ways to get started with screen printing, block printing, and stencil making. And best of all, we'll make things!
The mini-zine we used for screenprinting can be downloaded here. Instructions for folding it are here.
This event is free, and no RSVPs are necessary.
Our skillshare is part of a project that is sponsored, in part, by the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, administered by Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC).


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Q: Why is my submit button outside its container? As you can see on the picture below, my submit button ("envoyer" in french) is placed outside its container (the container has a red background and is called .footer-content)
I haven't been able to recreate the issue on jsfiddle so here is the direct link (I haven't been able to identify the issue using firebug)
.footer-content {
  position: relative;
  margin-right: auto;
  margin-left: auto;
  height: auto;
  clear: both;
  z-index: 9;
  max-width: 700px;
    background: red;
    margin-top: 40px;
}

A: Because your formulars position is absolute and its containers height is auto (absolute positioned elements don´t influence their parents height)
Use this CSS for your formular
#contactfrm {
    position: relative;
    float: left;
}

A: Try this:
.footer-content {
    margin: 40px auto auto auto;
    width: 100%;
    max-width: 700px;
    height: auto;
    background: red;
    position: relative;
    clear: both;
    z-index: 9;
    overflow: auto;
}

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Q: Trouble reading integer from text file I have a text file (data.txt) with the following lines:
1   3   t1  a   b   c   d   1
2   1   t2  a   b   c   d   3

The values are separated by tabs and each line represents a new object. I'm reading data from the file and using it to create an object. I've been able to read the first 7 values, but when I reach the integer at the end, the scanner is unable to read it and I get an InputMisMatchException.
This is what I'm getting right now:
ID: 1
Category: 3
Title: t1
Option 1: a
Option 2: b
Option 3: c
Option 4: d
Exception in thread "main" java.util.InputMismatchException
    at java.base/java.util.Scanner.throwFor(Scanner.java:939)
    at java.base/java.util.Scanner.next(Scanner.java:1594)
    at java.base/java.util.Scanner.nextInt(Scanner.java:2258)
    at java.base/java.util.Scanner.nextInt(Scanner.java:2212)
    at TestApp.readFile(TestApp.java:35)
    at TestApp.main(TestApp.java:9)

But I'm expecting something like this:
ID: 1
Category: 3
Title: t1
Option 1: a
Option 2: b
Option 3: c
Option 4: d
Result: 1
ID: 2
Category: 1
Title: t2
Option 1: a
Option 2: b
Option 3: c
Option 4: d
Result: 3

I have a Test class and a TestApp class to run the code
Test class:
import java.util.ArrayList;

public class Test {
    private int ID;
    private int category;
    private String title;
    private ArrayList<String> options;
    private int results;

    public Test(int ID, int category, String title, ArrayList<String> options, int result) {
        this.ID = ID;
        this.category = category;
        this.title = title;
        this.options = options;
        this.results = result;
    }
}

TestApp:
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.io.File;
import java.util.ArrayList;

public class TestApp {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        ArrayList<Test> tests = new ArrayList<>();
        readFile(tests, "data.txt");
    }

    public static void readFile(ArrayList<Test> tests, String inputFile) {
        File testFile = new File(inputFile);
        ArrayList<String> optionsList = new ArrayList<>();
        try {
            Scanner input = new Scanner(testFile);
            input.useDelimiter("[\t\n]");

            // Read data
            while(input.hasNext()) {
                int ID = input.nextInt();
                System.out.println("ID: " + ID);
                int category = input.nextInt();
                System.out.println("Category: " + category);
                String title = input.next();
                System.out.println("Title: " + title);
                String option1 = input.next();
                System.out.println("Option 1: " + option1);
                String option2 = input.next();
                System.out.println("Option 2: " + option2);
                String option3 = input.next();
                System.out.println("Option 3: " + option3);
                String option4 = input.next();
                System.out.println("Option 4: " + option4);
                int result = input.nextInt();
                System.out.println("Result: " + result);

                // Add to ArrayList
                optionsList.add(option1);
                optionsList.add(option2);
                optionsList.add(option3);
                optionsList.add(option4);

                // Create object
                Test newTest = new Test(ID, category, title, optionsList, result);
                // Add to test bank
                tests.add(newTest);
                // Clear ArrayList
                optionsList.clear();
            }
        } catch (FileNotFoundException error) {
            System.out.println("File not found");
        }
    }
}

I don't understand why the code fails at int result = input.nextInt(); when it was able to read the prior values. How can I fix this?

A: What's giving you trouble is the useDelimiter() function.
I have tested the code and if you comment the line input.useDelimiter("[\t\n]"); it works fine and returns the correct output.


Movie Review: ASL Sign Language in Resident Evil: Retribution!
Resident Evil: Retribution is the 5th of the Resident Evil series of video game-based horror movies. Last time, I always watch many horror stories as I love. I miss 1st and 2nd Resident Evil movie. Lucky, I get the two movies; Resident Evil: Extinction and Resident Evil: Afterlife only.
Earlier, my mom watched this movie then, she mentioned it to me because there are getting the sign language communication with a child who is partially deaf! I think that it really make Deaf community curious what is the story between Alice and Alice's daugther, Becky? You better to watch this!
It make me remember this child actress from another horror film, "Orphan" play the deaf character! The child actress's name is Arayana Engineer. She still is young but, she can speak and used the sign language at same time. Alice and her husband used ASL sign language to communicate with Becky at home...But, they keep to busy when they are fighting with zombies so crazy! That is why Alice and Becky less communicate via sign language.
How they can be saved from the zombies when Alice is a homewife? Alice get the help from Ada Wong, and Leon & her group. Many Resident Evil game fans sure very happy when Jill Valentine, Leon S.Kennedy and Ada Wong are back to the movies!
Since I am teenager, I used to play Resident Evil games with PC. I also surprised about Li Binbing who is popular actress from China that played as Ada Wong. She is very young and alike as real Ada Wong in Resident Evil games! She is really queen of Resident Evil, beat Jill Valentine! But, Leon looks as very old in this movie, compared with Leon in the game. She always reappear in different scene like last time I played the character Leon, Ada Wong offered her help only if she want to spy the Umbrella or are on the missions related with Leon and Alice or escape from horror place. In different Resident Evil, she still be survive till now! Ada don't have superpower like Alice, but she is very genius "spy assassin" as I think so.
At ending, the human race's last and only hope, Alice who save the Earth? She get aided by newfound allies, Albert Wesker and her survived friends, Alice must fight to survive long enough to escape a hostile world on the brink of oblivion. Will Albert Wesker help Alice to save the last human's race? I think that he is really evil and keep to involve with the Umbrella because he want more powers for himself only.
We'll see how 1st when new movie will coming! For me, it is very good fighting with Umbrella organisation's enemies, zombies, and others. Who hate Alice, kill her unstoppable! I wonder if Alice really never tired when she fight and shoot on everytime! Be honest, I thought this movie will be end but no..! Maybe, new movie will be ending? How Alice and humans can be saved from the attack of zombies? Maybe they created new bio-nuclear to destory them? I imagined if my family and I live in this world, the zombies will attack us one day! How? We really shocked and scare of it!


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The NCHS was sadly closing in 2020 due to struggles sustaining funding and also the health and self-care needs of its very small team. We aim to keep this website's information going in the meantime, as a resource, and there is a possibility of a skeleton team taking on responsibilities for content and responses at some point in the future, we will let you know if that happens. The National Centre's founder, Barbara Allen, wishes you all well and looks forward to continuing to support HSPs, their parents and those who provide services to them from her part-time private practice, Growing Unlimited Consultancy.
There are also Meetup groups for the HSPs, which you can join to attend events specially designed for highly sensitive people at:
Growing Unlimited Hampshire & UK HSP info and meet-up by Barbara Allen
Centre for High Sensitivity by Ildiko Davis
London HSP Psychology, Support and Social Group by Cindy Barnes
Cookham Highly Sensitive People Community by Cindy Barnes
The National Centre for High Sensitivity was founded by Barbara Allen in 2010, as a result of working consciously as a therapist with HSPs for over ten years and the experience of providing Meetups since 2008, for sensitive people to meet each other, share, learn and commune.This organisation hoped to bring together information about Sensory Processing Sensitivity, a variety of services useful to highly sensitive people (HSPs) and to provide a platform of community for HSPs, their families and friends, and the professionals who provide services to them. It was also hoped over time to develop as a centre for learning, discussion and research that will benefit all.
During its 10 years, the National Centre for High Sensitivity has introduced the trait of high sensitivity to a lot of professionals and people across the UK and supported HSPs with a variety of services and events. As its legacy, we have HSP aware professionals throughout the UK now (see our Directory), who are continuing to raise awareness about the trait and support HSPs. There are also HSP communities now across the UK aware of their trait and living authentic lives as highly sensitive people.
In recent years, thanks to the dedicated research of Dr Elaine N Aron, we now have some wonderful books, literature and ongoing research that is both enlightening and validating for highly sensitive people (HSPs) and those who know them. One of the most striking things one becomes aware of, is just how many sensitive individuals fail to thrive or to reach their true potential, or struggle to deal with the overstimulating world in which we all live. Often this happens because of misunderstanding and the invisibility of a quiet minority who needs the right environment in which to thrive.
Dr Elaine Aron, author of the book 'The Highly Sensitive Person' describes Sensory Processing Sensitivity thus:
"Your trait is normal. It is found in 15 to 20% of the population–too many to be a disorder, but not enough to be well understood by the majority of those around you.
It is innate. In fact, biologists have found it to be in most or all animals, from fruit flies and fish to dogs, cats, horses, and primates. This trait reflects a certain type of survival strategy, being observant before acting. The brains of highly sensitive persons (HSPs) actually work a little differently than others'.
You are more aware than others of subtleties. This is mainly because your brain processes information and reflects on it more deeply. So even if you wear glasses, for example, you see more than others by noticing more.
You are also more easily overwhelmed. If you notice everything, you are naturally going to be overstimulated when things are too intense, complex, chaotic, or novel for a long time.
This trait is not a new discovery, but it has been misunderstood. Because HSPs prefer to look before entering new situations, they are often called "shy." But shyness is learned, not innate. In fact, 30% of HSPs are extraverts, although the trait is often mislabeled as introversion. It has also been called inhibitedness, fearfulness, or neuroticism. Some HSPs behave in these ways, but it is not innate to do so and not the basic trait.
Sensitivity is valued differently in different cultures. In cultures where it is not valued, HSPs tend to have low self-esteem. They are told "don't be so sensitive" so that they feel abnormal."
As you can see, HSPs are different, but normal 🙂
For more information about Dr Elaine N Aron, please go to www.hsperson.com
For more information about Barbara Allen-Williams, please go to www.growingunlimited.co.uk
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Journey to a world frozen in time filled with seasonal treasures for everyone's wish list. The Winter Collection is overflowing with nostalgic, festive, and whimsical scents to make your holidays merry and bright!
The collection will debut Sunday, November 29th at 8:00 PM EST. Each scent will be available in bar soap, cream soap, body whip, foaming body scrub, body gloss, perfume oil, shower gel, and hair mist.
Orchard apples drizzled with buttery caramel faintly entwined with soft woods and smoky vanilla.
Festive and delicious! Sugary dried figs simmered in brandy with shavings of nutmeg, ginger, allspice and cinnamon leaf spooned over creamy tapioca and drizzled with a honeyed vanilla glaze.
Warm, sweet, and comforting... a winter morning treat by a cozy fireplace. Creamy oat porridge drizzled with milk and honey accented with dried citrus slices, white spice, and the faint smoky aroma of crackling firewood.
Freshly baked gingerbread, brown sugar, creamy butter, and dark molasses dusted with saffron, clove, nutmeg and cinnamon and filled with caramelized chestnuts in thick vanilla cream.
Reminiscent of a refreshing walk through a forest of frosted evergreen trees on a snowy winter day. Crisp silver cedar and blue spruce amid lifting notes of citrus, soft herbs and wild mint grounded with smoky musk and vetiver.
Tart cranberries, apples, ripe figs, and crunchy walnuts in sumptuous batter of rich golden cake.
"I used to be Snow White, but I drifted." - Mae West. White jasmine and crisp heliotrope floating over rose, carnation, gingered peach, and juniper berry in a sheer base of aged patchouli, smoky vetiver, sandalwood with a stray drop of black vanilla.
The decadent holiday drink... Rich, creamy eggnog sprinkled with freshly grated nutmeg and spiked with a shot spiced rum.
Sweet potatoes simmering in butter, warm spices, and brown sugar topped with melted marshmallows.
Juicy apples and orange zest simmering with warm spices of fresh ginger, cinnamon stick, and nutmeg spiked with vintage ale and dark patchouli.
Also try these five winter scents available in bar soap only!
Sophisticated and sultry, yet altogether refreshing… smoky black tea leaves brightened with soft notes of fresh citrus and spiked with cool, refreshing mint.
An old-fashioned medley with a heart of sweet cinnamon, spicy cardamom and warm ginger topped with fresh orange slices and finished off with a light dusting of sugary vanilla.
Sun-ripened, juicy plums simmering with buttered walnuts and topped with vanilla beans and crème fraîche.
Treat yourself to a mouth-watering fusion of tart cranberries sweetened with sparkling citrus and a light smattering of ripe, freshly-picked red figs.
Soft, white Victorian violets accented with sprigs of fresh peppermint.


DeMatha (Maryland), ranked #4 in the latest High School Football America National Top 50, takes-on #26 St. John's College High School (Washington, D.C.) Saturday afternoon at the University of Maryland for the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference championship.
The game is a rematch from the regular season when DeMatha edged SJC by one point 14-13. In that game, with just over three minutes to play, St. John's decided to go for a two-point conversion after pulling to within a point. The Dematha defense rose to the occasion to prevent the Cadets attempt to take the lead and held-on for the victory.
DeMatha is looking for its fourth straight WCAC title, while St. John's is trying for its first league title since 1989. St. John's hasn't beaten the Stags since 1994.


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IOM3 Home ⁄ News ⁄ Demand for polymer engineers in Ireland prompts new scholarship
Demand for polymer engineers in Ireland prompts new scholarship
Amber Trower
Ireland's polymer and medical devices industry is known as one of the fastest growing in the world. Given that 18 of the world's top 25 medical device companies are located in Ireland, career opportunities for graduates are strong.
Recognising this demand, a polymer engineering apprenticeship scheme was recently launched at the Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT), County Westmeath. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) joined with JL Goor to award two students a bursary for €3,000 over the three remaining years of their course. The first scholarships were awarded in April 2017 at the IOM3 annual Seminar in Athlone to the successful second year students on the BEng (Hons) Mechanical and Polymer Engineering.
Joe Wall, Chairman IOM3 Polymer Group South, Ireland, said, 'The IOM3 Polymer Group is delighted to enable this sponsorship. The polymer processing industry is one of the few manufacturing sectors in Ireland that is thriving and it needs high calibre students coming through to fill the demand from processing companies. AIT has a long history of supplying well qualified polymer engineers to our industry and we want to continue to foster and recognise this excellence.'
Louis Goor, Director of JL Goor, said, 'We are excited at this opportunity to recognise and support the Polymer students at AIT. We know first-hand the value of this course as we have three past students employed. The growth of the Irish polymer industry is dependent on a continuous flow of able, ambitious polymer engineers and we hope to encourage this with these scholarships.'
Dr Austin Hanley, AIT Dean of Engineering and Informatics, Dr Austin Hanley said, 'We are very grateful to IOM3 and JL Goor for providing these very generous student awards. The scholarships provided is further endorsement of the importance that graduates of this programme are to the plastics and polymer industry.'


Hello and welcome to session 7!
So far we've learnt more about: how you respond to stress, what are the things that stress you out and how you cope with stress. We've learnt to change your stressful thinking, stress-related behaviour, and manage stress in relationships and your time. keep it up!
General patterns of thinking and feeling can make it difficult for us to cope and increase our stress. These include procrastination and worry.


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Artists: Ward Smith
Ward Smith
The artist was born in Ottawa, Kansas in 1958. A musician and poet as well as an artist, Ward Smith received a Master's degree in art from Northern Illinois University in 1985 and he teaches art and painting to both children and adults. He has participated in numerous art exhibitions in the midwest, and also performs music and multi-media presentations in connection with his art.
"Inherent in the artist's profession is the challenge to effectively describe his or her time. When this is accomplished, the work itself reveals a transcendent vision beyond an ego-centered perspective. My art is a composite of all that excited and inspired me in the art I have seen."
Browse Art by Ward Smith
Browse all Ward Smith's artworks in this collection - 25 pieces.
| | "Portrait of a Poet"
Oil Pastel on paper
$2,800.00 framed
| | "Circus"
$1,800.00 unframed - Price Reduced!
| "Winter Vision"
mixed media on arches
Sold/Unavailable
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