My mother gave me a bin full of a fraction of my pony collection this morning, and after a bit of research and a whole day of sorting, I am proud to own 104 G1 ponies again. I thought they were lost to time. I can't wait to start giving them a little hair TLC and start trading for the ones I remember missing out on right now!
I was most pleased to find a NIB Chuck-e-cheese baby pony and an open minty one, those were in the best condition, everyone else needs a good brushing.
How wonderful your mother kept some! So often moms are the first ones to send poor ol' Ponies on their way out the front door!
Welcome to the board! Maybe you can find some of the Ponies you seek right here.
Thank you, any hair tips? I haven't seen tangles this bad, they were so jumpled up!
I've always found the best method is rinsing the mane and tail with warm water and applying good quality conditioner. Allow it to set in the hair for a few minutes, then get combing and rinse! Sometimes it can take several applications to get the manes looking good again.
You've got some great Ponies there! What fun to get them lookin' fine again!
I am mourning the loss of some to red and green hair stains, but I am really shocked at what all I found, I have literally been sorting for 14 hours straight because it's bringing back such great memories!
Some stains can be removed! Later when you've got an idea of what sort of damage you have, you can post pics and some of our Pony Medics will try to help you save those Ponies!
So far I have documented all 104 ponies and now I am working on matching the accessories!
I can't blame you for being excited! It's fun revisiting old childhood friends!
You rule, thanks for all the help, I wrote out a huge list and I finally know who all my ponies are!
Glad I could assist! I've gotten great help here in the past, so I have to pay it forward!
Ooooo! So cool! I am Michelle Lysyk from Calgary, Canada! Enjoy and take care!
Thank y'all, this forum is awesome!
Welcome to the TP! Hope you enjoy our community.
I really am, I haven't been able to stop hunting through it! So many memories!
Wow, that's such a cool surprise! You have a beautiful lovebeam in there!
So nice to see your Mum kept your Ponies, I would love to get my G1 girls back. I think they were forwarded to some younger cousins.


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CARE HomeMedia ReleasesAustralia's commitment to women's economic empowerment a positive step
Australia's commitment to women's economic empowerment a positive step
International aid organisation CARE Australia has welcomed the Government's commitment to women and girls' empowerment in the Australian aid program, following the announcement of a new initiative to strengthen women's trade opportunities in Asia-Pacific.
Australia's Ambassador for Women and Girls, Natasha Stott Despoja today announced the initiative – which will strengthen trade promotion of women exporters across the region – during the APEC Women and the Economy Forum in Beijing.
'Access to economic opportunities increases a woman's sense of pride, purpose and decision-making power. Initiatives such as this are to be commended, as they recognise the critical role women's empowerment plays in the region's economic development,' said CARE Australia's Country Programs Manager, Jenny Clement.
'By investing in programs that provide economic opportunities for women, not only will the region's women be better able to meet their own needs but the entire region will benefit with increased productivity and fewer families living in poverty.'
In APEC countries including Papua New Guinea, CARE works with coffee companies and growers to increase productivity and strengthen family business management practices so that men and women from coffee farming families can work together to grow their income.
Ms Clement said the benefits of creating economic opportunities such as these for some of the world's poorest women were immense.
'When a woman does not have the same level of participation as her partner, not only does she miss out; so does her country. The Asia-Pacific region – our region – loses between $42 and $47 billion each year because of restrictions on women's employment.
'If women had the same access to farming supplies as men, for example, the agricultural output in 34 of the world's poorest countries would increase significantly, leading to an estimated 150 million fewer people going hungry each day.'
Ms Clement added that while the statement from Ambassador Stott Despoja was recognition of the value of investing in women's economic development, it was being made on the back of a $7.6 billion cut – almost 10 per cent – to Australia's aid program over the coming five years.
'While we welcome this demonstration of the Government's commitment to women and girls, the reality of cuts to foreign aid means that fewer families living in extreme poverty will be able to see the benefit of initiatives such as this.'
CARE Australia is an international humanitarian aid organisation fighting poverty, with a special focus on working with women and girls to bring lasting change to their communities. www.care.org.au.

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Nach dem grandiosen Station Eleven wollte ich ein weiteres Buch der Autorin lesen. Und um es vorwegzunehmen: The singers Gun ist nicht schlecht, aber kommt nicht an Station Eleven heran.Das hängt mit der Geschichte zusammen: Station Eleven war eine Geschichte des gesellschaftlichen Kollapses, aber eine positive. In The singers Gun geht es um einen Büroangestellten, der nach einem Routine-Hintergrundcheck festgestellt wird, dass er in ein Verbrechen verwickelt ist. Und das ist nicht gerade eine Wohlfühlgeschichte. Alles was die Hauptdarsteller machen, machen sie mehr oder minder gegen ihren Willen. Der erste Teil des Buches ist zudem einer katastrophalen Ehe gewidmet, was weder interessant noch angenehm zu lesen ist - man sieht das Unheil schon von weitem. Hier hätte ich dem Buch noch drei Sterne gegeben.Der Erzählstil ist aber sehr ähnlich: Die Geschichte wird von verschiedenen Perspektiven und mit vielen Rückblenden erzählt. Daraus ergibt sich ein sehr schönes, faszettenreiches Gesamtbild - genau wie bei Station Eleven. Da einige Teile davon wirklich gelungen sind und zwischendurch ein paar wirklich spannende Passagen dabei sind, gebe ich doch 4 Sterne.Das Buch ist durchaus unterhaltsam (und auch recht kurz), Ich würde statt The Singers Gun aber immer andere Bücher empfehlen. Hier ist mir die Geschichte ein bisschen zu gewöhnlich und zu negativ.
This is the last of Mandel's books I've read, and also unfortunately my least favorite. I found most of the characters to be really unlikable people, to the point that I actively hoped something terrible was going to happen to Anton by the time I'd reached about the middle of the book. I don't want to spoil the end, but I will say that, although I think it tied things together pretty well, I didn't particularly enjoy it. I also found the character Elena to be somewhat unbelievable; none of her actions really made sense to or resonated with me. I would have liked to see the character of Broden fleshed out a bit more, as well. As with all of Mandel's books, though, the writing is gorgeous and clever. Her prose is lovely. I found really enjoyable the moment where I realized what exactly the title of the book was referencing, as well. Recommended to those who enjoy villain protagonists more than I do, I suppose.
In Emily St. John Mandel's second novel vibrates with her own particular brand of melancholy life, this time leavened with some unexpected and well-integrated humor. The menace lurking just below the surface of her characters' lives is more urgent, flight made necessary by circumstance rather than by inner motivation. But she carries her theme beautifully in spare, insightful observations that are not bogged down in the usual litany of "literary" tropes: endless details, at least one list of items during the course of the book, a plot that meanders off into a gray mist, an unsatisfying ending. The effect of every word is thought out. Every description has a meaning, every meaning has a purpose. A terrific novel that begs to be read over and over again, both for its indelible characters and its almost photographic sense of place.
I have enjoyed all of Emily St. John Mandel's novels that I have read so far. The prose is consistently witty and captivating, keeping me turning the pages. The characters are deeply-developed (if not always completely revealed) and interesting. The plot details or resolution can sometimes be a little ambiguous compared to other styles of novel. I would call The Singer's Gun more literary drama than, say, a mystery (as some commenters have styled it). For myself, I thoroughly enjoyed the reading experience, and on reaching the end I immediately ordered another of her books (as has happened so far each time I've read one, this being the third).
This is the second book of hers I have read; first one was Station Eleven - I enjoyed that one as well. Singer's Gun: I appreciated the crime-laden family plot and travel to an Italian island. I LOVED the dialogue about jobs - how they (jobs) are dead-ends, how they waste the day, how they don't match our passions/dreams, how they ruin our innate gifts. Only negative comment: I did find that the plot jumped a bit to/from past and present.
I was expecting a "a spellbinding novel of international crime" but instead I found a well written story of love and evil within a crime novel setting. The story basically weaves the story of Anton, his cousin Aria who came to live with them when she was young, Alexandra the detective who is trying to find Anton and Aria, Sophie who married Anton after calling off two previous marriage ceremonies, and Elena who bought a passport from Anton, then became his secretary, and then finally become the love of his life.Anton Waker came from a family who business was dealing in stolen antiques which his father repaired. Anton when he was young why his father's deliveries came a 2:00 am. Anton went to Columbia for one semester and then left to become involved with selling fake social security cards and passports to illegal immigrants. Anton finally decides he wants a real office job and is selected for one and hired Elena as his secretary. But Aria blackmails Anton into doing one last "job." This last job becomes the evil part of the book with an number of twists and turns, with a satisfying ending.Short, easy to read, well-written book with an original plot. I recommend this book.


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package service

import (
	"fmt"
	"sysware.com/ivideo/common"
	"sysware.com/ivideo/model"
	"time"
)

type GetCpuStatisticsInfoLinux struct {
}

var cpuInfos [common.STATISTICS_LIST_CAPACITY]*model.CpuInfo

func init() {
	go updateCpuInfos()
}

func updateCpuInfos() {
	for {
		updateCpuStatisticsInfo()
		time.Sleep(common.STATISTICS_TIME_INTERVAL_SEC * time.Second)
	}
}

func updateCpuStatisticsInfo() error {
	cpuInfo, err := NewGetCpuInfo().GetInfo()
	if nil != err {
		return err
	}

	length := common.STATISTICS_LIST_CAPACITY
	for i := length - 1; i > 0; i-- {
		cpuInfos[i] = cpuInfos[i-1]
	}

	cpuInfos[0] = cpuInfo
	return nil
}

func (getCpuStatisticsInfoLinux *GetCpuStatisticsInfoLinux) GetInfo() (map[string]string, error) {
	result := map[string]string{}
	if nil == cpuInfos[1] {
		return result, nil
	}
	nCpuInfo := cpuInfos[0]
	oCpuInfo := cpuInfos[1]
	dTot := float64(nCpuInfo.Total - oCpuInfo.Total)
	invQuotient := 100.00 / dTot
	dI := float64(nCpuInfo.Idle - oCpuInfo.Idle)
	result["idle"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", dI*invQuotient)
	result["busy"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", (dTot-dI)*100/dTot)
	result["user"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.User-oCpuInfo.User)*invQuotient)
	result["nice"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.Nice-oCpuInfo.Nice)*invQuotient)
	result["system"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.System-oCpuInfo.System)*invQuotient)
	result["iowait"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.Iowait-oCpuInfo.Iowait)*invQuotient)
	result["irq"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.Irq-oCpuInfo.Irq)*invQuotient)
	result["softirq"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.SoftIrq-oCpuInfo.SoftIrq)*invQuotient)
	result["steal"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.Steal-oCpuInfo.Steal)*invQuotient)
	result["guest"] = fmt.Sprintf("%.1f%%", float64(nCpuInfo.Guest-oCpuInfo.Guest)*invQuotient)
	return result, nil
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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April 1924. Washington, D.C. "Group holding Arkansas state flag." Regnat populus! Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative. View full size.
Submitted by Vexman on Mon, 06/16/2014 - 6:10pm.
This is one of a number of photos taken in 1924 at the Old Post Office in Washington, DC. They were having an exhibit of State flags which were presented by each State. I believe the fellow on the left is Postmaster General Harry Stewart New, who had been a US Senator from Indiana until 1923, when President Harding made the appointment.


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Testimonies and legacy of time
In the 20th century, the Slovenian territory was the site of three totalitarian regimes that shook the entire nation's body to the foundations. Since the 20th of the previous century, the suffering under fascism marked the Slovenians who then lived under Italian rule. During the World War II, fascism and National Socialism rocked the foundations of Slovenian existence with the occupation. They did not choose means to achieve objectives. The occupation of territory, planned and systematic cultural colonisation, deportations, internments, hostages shooting were the unrelenting facts that led to the destruction of the Slovenian nation. By means of interwar revolutionary violence and taking advantage of the liberation struggle for coming to power, the third totalitarianism paved the way, i.e. communism. As established by the historian Dr. Tamara Griesser Pečar, it managed "… that the liberation struggle equalled communist resistance and eliminated the representatives of non-communist orientations as collaborators«.[1]
The World War II ended in May 1945. However, the end of the occupation and the withdrawal of the foreign army that left the country were not followed by a democratic and free system, but a new totalitarian regime. Communist politicians were, in their speeches, promising a bright future, the elimination of social injustices and the introduction of equality among people, but in fact, the communist apparatus with all its tools, at the very beginning, took totalitarian control. Despite the introduction of the general right to vote, all candidates in the elections were checked and confirmed by the party, and the election results were known in advance. The Slovenian army became part of the Yugoslav army, while the Slovenian authorities became subordinate to the federal authorities. In the rightless and police state, the courts were obedient tools to the power of the authorities, through which numerous mounted judicial processes were carried out, directed against the political opposition, the Catholic Church, representatives of the economy, intellectuals, farmers and other opponents of the new authorities. There operated a secret political police that, through bugging, denouncing and censorship, exercised control over individuals in all areas of public and also private life. The nationalization, the destruction of private agriculture and entrepreneurship, broke the economic and financial independence of individuals, which in turn meant their dependence on the system.
To the victims of the communist regime, we need to add more than 16,000 political convicts and at least 25,000 political prisoners, the deportation of German and Hungarian nationals and Slovenian families from the border zone, 17,000 post-war refugees, the existence of concentration and labour camps, camps for improving and socially useful work, violent expropriations of property. By allowing for these data, as stated by Dr. Milko Mikola, there can be concluded that more than 100,000 victims of the communist system were directly affected in Slovenia. Adding to this the family members and close relatives of the victims, the number is much larger.[2]
The worst form of violence was carried out against all those who were deprived of their lives. The numbers go extremely high, and according to the census survey carried out by the Institute for Contemporary History and led by a co-worker of the aforementioned Institute Dr. Vida Deželak Barič, Slovenia lost 6.5% of the population in the World War II.[3] The Partisan-Revolutionary Camp caused more than 24,000 victims – during and after the war. If there were no post-war massacres, Slovenians would have by 15% less victims.[4]
To date, close to 700 execution places have been recorded in the Slovenian territory, where there are the remains of violent and extra-judicial murdered political and otherwise opponents of the communist system, and besides the Slovenians also a large number of Croats, Serbs, Montenegrins, Roma, members of German nationality and others.
These numbers represent the names of people, men, women, young boys and girls, children, even unborn. They include tragedies of families who have not seen each other for years or decades due to refugee problems, some of which have also been disintegrated.
The post-war communist pay back with all those who posed any kind of "danger" to the new system and opposed the new totalitarian authority permanently marked the generations of Slovenians.
[1] Tamara Griesser Pečar, Med totalitarizmi pri nas najhujše posledice pustil komunizem (Among the totalitarianisms in our country, communism left the worst consequences), Radio Ognjišče, 2015 http://radio.ognjisce.si/sl/165/slovenija/17079/, 20/11/2018
[2] See more in Milko Mikola, Rdeče nasilje: represija v Sloveniji po letu 1945 (Red violence: Repression in Slovenia after 1945), Celjska Mohorjeva družba, Celje 2012.
[3] Prvi pravi popis – v vojnem in povojnem nasilju je umrlo 6,5 % Slovencev (The first real census – 6.5% of Slovenes died in the war and post-war violence), an interview with the historian Vida Deželak Barič, https://www.rtvslo.si/slovenija/prvi-pravi-popis-v-vojnem-in-povojnem-nasilju-je-umrlo-6-5-slovencev/284939, 22/11/2018
[4] Id.


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My last gift from my mother was a Wonder Woman apron. Sometimes my life feels like it's being created by a hack group of sitcom writers.
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(New Delhi, Feb11, 2019): Taking a dig at BSP supremo Mayawati, Union minister and Lok Janshakti Party president Ram Vilas Paswan said Sunday that her main purpose in erecting statues of several Dalit icons, including B R Ambedkar, when she was the Uttar Pradesh chief minister was to build her own statues.
Paswan's comments came in the wake of some adverse observations made by the Supreme Court in a plea filed against her decision to spend public money on statues of leaders, some of whom were linked to her party, and also on the BSP symbol of the elephant when she was at the helm in UP.
"Her main purpose was to erect her own statues. Installing statues of the likes of Baba Sahab was an excuse," Paswan said.
Following the court's observation that she may have to return the money spent on the exercise, Mayawati had lashed out at rival leaders and the media for distorting the judicial observations and expressed faith that she would get justice in the matter.


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Board Meeting Monday October 20, 2014 7:00 p.m.
Board Meeting Monday August 18, 2014 7:00 p.m.
Board Meeting Monday May 19, 2014 7:00 p.m.
Annual Road Inspection Monday April 21, 2014 5:30 p.m. Inspection moved to Monday, May 19, 2014 at 5:30 p.m.
Annual Election and Township Meeting Tuesday March 11, 2014 5:00-8:00 p.m. & 8:15 Election polls open 5:00-8:00; Meeting at 8:15 p.m.


Monday turned out to be a day with hardly anyone in the water at Makena. The ocean was too dangerous because of the south shore swell. Big Beach had several red warning flags along the path and down along the beach. The lifeguards catered to the lowest common denominator, to make sure even the dumbest among us understood how deadly the surf was today, so they tripled the number of red warning flags.
Flooding of Big Beach, Makena, as viewed from the overlook.
Red flags everywhere to show the dangerous shorebreak.
They made special announcements in case there was a redneck among us who might jump in the water saying "Hey folks, watch this!" the famous last words before a redneck does something suicidal. No one could understand what the lifeguards were saying, but it sounded important. Lifeguards get special voice coaching to talk through a microphone and make it sound like gibberish, kind of like school bus drivers.
The access path to the overlook and to Little Beach is flooded, flooding on the sand, people watching the waves.
It was a day for gawking at the ocean, not being in it. Hypnotized by the water and the sound of the waves slapping against the shore, we were like stoned hippies at a drum circle led by the ocean. Two or three local boys with skim boards or boogie boards caught the occasional wave or jumped in the water. The rest of us watched and took endless photos. The flooding of Big Beach happens rarely, only every few years.
Watching the South Shore swell. The waves don't look big in this picture, because the picture doesn't do it justice. The waves were bigger than this, but I didn't feel patient enough to wait for the perfect big wave photo.
Big Beach was flooded with a shallow lake of water by the waves hitting the shore. Our beach blanket got flooded by a wave, all the way up to the edge of the sand, where the dirt began. Beaten, we shook out the sand and moved to a picnic table.
The river of water flooding the sand of Big Beach.
We walked up the hill to see the view from the top of the overlook, but ended up coming back down the hill immediately. The erosion, high surf, and approaching high tide during an almost full moon made the path trickier and more dangerous than usual.
Surfers go where others fear to tread.
timing their dash to safety between big wave sets.
Panorama view of the water flooding Big Beach.
The ocean was telling us we were mere humans. No matter how much technology we have, how many things we've mastered or created, the ocean is still stronger than us all.
Just tried surfing for the first time ever! The waves were small, only 1-2 feet, and it was a lot of fun. Just added a few events to June! Thanks for stopping by!
Wow! I don't think of a beach being flooded because, well, the ocean is always beating against us. Now I know better.
What's funny is that children who grow up in Hawaii often dream of going far away, like I did!
Just watch where you put your beach towels!


Pro-Brexit activists disrupted some of the county's major roads, including the M5 and M4, by creating slow moving convoys and blockades across the South West of England.
Motorists were warned of potential delays on the M5 from 5.30pm today, Friday March 22, as a blockade set off on the M5 at 5.40pm.
Police Inspector Si Jenkins posted on Twitter that two drivers had been prosecuted for their driving, including driving at speeds of 20mph on the carraigeway.
Parts of the M5 in Gloucestershire were at risk of being affected by slow moving traffic, although the extent of the delays were reportedly minimal and part of general rush-hour conditions.
Chairman of the South West Business Council, Tim Jones, had warned earlier in the day that "disruption on this vital route would be worth at least £1million an hour".
Mr Jones added that some people told him informally that they will be letting staff leave early to avoid the disruption.
Blockade organisers 'Brexit Direct Action', who were also behind the 'March to Leave' event, began their first blockade on the A30, which affected traffic near Bodmin heading to Truro.
They described themselves as a "group of pro-Brexit Twitter users who came together under the above Twitter account to promote a clean Brexit from the EU in accordance with the 2017 EU referendum".
Traffic was reportedly first affected in Cornwall, with one of the first blockades taking place on the A30.
Continue reading the live blog below for the story as it happened.
The live blog has ended, but we will update the main article with more information shortly.
One of the event participants, Mike Turner, has criticised the police for disrupting the protest, in an interview with Devon Live.
I feel it was deliberate tactics to mess us up. They wouldn't let us work together and they wouldn't let us do what we wanted.
There was no need for it – they should have stuck to the hymn sheet. If they had just done what they were going to say and let us go at 40mph, everyone would have been happy.
I had a nice chat with a copper to start with. He talked to us and he said "look guys, I've got no problem with this so long as it peaceful.
He said we could do 40mph in the inside lane and as long as we were overtaking, we could go in the other lanes.
They also said they would slow traffic down so we could all join the motorway together – a great idea - but as soon as we started we were split up – there was no stopping of the traffic so we could join together.
We were told by one policeman to have our hazard lights on, then another told us off for having them on! I had another officer right up my bumper – if I had put my brakes on, he would have gone into the back of me.
A convoy of slow moving vehicles beep their horns and flash headlights on the M4 near the Prince of Wales Bridge over the Severn.
"Never going to be a big event"
Police in Devon say that a number of people involved in the protest have been pulled over and failed to follow advice.
Officers are following the convoy on the M5, and say they will remain doing so until it concludes.
A reporter for Devon Live on the M5 reveals what motorists thought of the 'underwhelming' blockade.
Cheltenham for Europe has organised 10 coaches to transport their supporters to the 'Put It To The People' march in London tomorrow, Saturday March 23. The event is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of second-referendum supporters; urging the government for a 'People's Vote' on Brexit.
The M5 blockade reportedly started at 5.40pm and consists of around 12 vehicles.
There are reports of 'around a dozen cars and a motorbike' leaving services near J30 of the M5, to start the 'go slow' blockade.
My officers have stopped the front vehicles and will be prosecuting them for inconsiderate driving. We will be adopting the same approach on the M5 should drivers deliberately slow or stop traffic.
Somerset Live is reporting that UKIP has issued a statement to their members urging them not to take part in the blockade.
Officers at Magor services on the M4 are reportedly preparing for the go-slow Brexit blockade - although there are no protesters there at present.
Our usual estimate for disruption on this vital route is £1million an hour, but given the timing on what is the most crucial time of the week for deliveries and employee movements, I think you can easily add 25 per cent to that.
It is hopelessly irresponsible and flies in the face of how the South West economy supports itself.
Small businesses cannot withstand this and this is literally taking cash away from people.
People are saying to me that informally, they will let staff leave early to avoid disruption to them and their businesses.
This means that we are not just talking about disruption on the roads but businesses having to bear the brunt of lost input as well. It's wholly irresponsible.
One of the first blockades organised by the group is affecting traffic on the A30 near Truro, in Cornwall.
A spokesperson for Gloucestershire Constabulary said: "We are aware of a planned road blockade in the South West and will be monitoring the situation in case it affects the roads in Gloucestershire.
"If there are any issues, the police will support Highways England who are responsible for keeping our road network moving.
What is the plan for the blockade?
In the South West, the main 'go-slow' protests appear to be planned on the M5 and M4 just south of Gloucestershire, the M5 at Exeter and on the A30 into Cornwall.
Organisers behind the blockade near Exeter on the M5 have insisted their protest will go ahead at 5.30pm , starting and ending at Exeter Services and traveling at about 40mph on the motorway.
Who is planning the protest and why?
They added: "[We] believe that our Government should fulfill their manifesto and EU referendum pledge to exit the EU on March 29 with either an acceptable withdrawal agreement, or WTO managed exit.


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You know that little hole in the lid of the coffee cup?
I believe it might be the worst invention in the history of coffee.
Sure… it seems like a good idea… IF (and that's a big IF) it's connected properly to the cup. I guess it could prevent spills and such. But one thing I've learned over the years is that it could do more harm than good. You never REALLY have any way of knowing what the temperature of the coffee inside might be!
It could be too cold.
it might feel like you're actually licking the surface of the sun!
I can't count the number of times I've scalded the taste buds off the tip of my tongue trying to sip my coffee out of that dastardly little opening.
The problem is that the plastic around the hole insulates you from any sensation that could have given you information about the temperature of the contents within. You're left with only one option – gradually tip the cup to the point of no return, and just before the fluid meets you mouth, brace yourself for the consequences.
So…What Does This Have To Do With Baseball?
With baseball players, you can't see everything going on inside the athlete's body or his mind, you can never be sure what effect a given training stimulus will have. A cue or an intervention that works on one guy may not have the same effect on the next one. In fact, it could actually make him worse, scarring the tip off his performance for weeks… or it could burn his face off completely.
That's because the training athlete's body is a dynamic system and in this system, every variable matters. The behavior of every component of the system is dependent on the status and behavior of every other part. The system is highly adaptable, highly variable… and highly unpredictable.
Remember, the Dynamic Systems Theory is a mathematical equation used to describe the behavior of economies, ecological systems, politics and other complex entities, and it applies to the training athlete as well. There is no way any one could have structured a plan that could account for the infinite number of unintended consequences that might arise from such an intervention.
So…let's say you have a player who is looking to gain velocity, and you decide he is a great candidate for a weighted ball program. You roll out the same weighted ball program you've used on thousands of guys before. It has worked wonders on some guys, adding significant velocity and improving their arm health. You have no reason to expect a different response from this guy. But in the complexity and chaos that is the dynamic system of the training athlete, you can't always predict how an individual player is going to respond to a given stimulus.
or he might blow out.
Any of an infinite number of variables – some seen, some unseen – could combine to affect him in either direction.
So if you can't be certain how each athlete will respond to a training stimulus, what should a baseball coach do? That, my friends is the proverbial million-dollar question.
What Should Coaches Do Before Designing Individualized Baseball Training Programs?
First, abandon the myopic one-size-fits-all approach to training that pervades out industry.
You'll never be able to develop a program that works for EVERYONE. The fact that something worked on someone you coached in the past, doesn't mean it will work on the guy right in front of you.
You MUST assess each athlete and design individualized training programs for each player that cover the entire spectrum of each player's training experience. That assessment should include, as a minimum, a head- to-toe physical assessment, a video analysis of his movement patterns, a pain audit, a performance audit, a recovery audit, a training history, a body composition and nutritional assessment, and a mental game audit. Only then can you use baseball training camps and programs to forge a path forward for that helps your athletes achieve their goals.
The assessment will provide the template for customized training programs, but even then you can't just "set it and forget it". You don't put your car on cruise control and let go of the wheel, and you shouldn't take that approach when training an athlete.
And you shouldn't bust in with guns blazing either. I see it all the time in most baseball training camps and teams. A coach or an instructor decides within the first five minutes "exactly" what an athlete's problems are and immediately starts making wholesale changes. Some simply have a guy start slinging around weighted balls and throwing max effort radar gun missiles on the first day in hopes that, under the umbrella of "intent-based training", the player's body will organize itself to accomplish his goal. Sure, the athlete's body, left to it's own devices, will organize itself, but it won't always choose the safest or the most efficient organization.
As usual, the one-size-fits all baseball training programs fit none. That includes not only the training modality chosen, but also the dose or pace at which it is administered. A velo push day for a seasoned 22 year old vet who has been to our baseball training camps and sessions for 5 years looks a lot different than a velo push day for a 14 year old who is just getting started.
Just like when you're sipping from the coffee cup. You have to ease into it. Start to gradually reassess, and see how its going. Modulate your baseball training programs' plans based on the response and performance of each athletes. Build a relationship and communicate with the athlete about what he is feeling. Design a process to give you a starting point based on the results of his assessment, but be willing to veer off of that plan and toward a better path if necessary.
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HS SWIMMING: Gillan hoping for another championship season
Joby Fawcett | Nov 24, 2020 | HS Sports
Sierra Gillan put in a lot of miles to reach a destination far from home.
The Delaware Valley senior and reigning Times-Tribune Girls Swimmer of the Year dedicated herself at practice and meets, traveled more than an hour away to train at the highest level and, after a summer of uncertainty because of the coronavirus pandemic, she dove at an opportunity to compete in college at the University of Tampa. She is still maintaining a challenging daily schedule, hoping her last season in high school eventually begins.
"I am really looking forward to hopefully having a season, districts and a state meet," Gillan said. "I really want to make a championship final race at states. I want our team to win the league and district championships.
"But really, I am just trying to have hope that it works out. Especially because it is my senior year and my last one to compete in high school."
Already an accomplished All-Region swimmer at Delaware Valley, Gillan stormed the postseason last winter with eye-opening performances.
She grabbed the attention of coaches, who took more than a double-take at their watches after she touched the wall in a time of 56.46 seconds to win the 100-yard backstroke at the Les Richards Championships. It was her second gold medal of the meet after also taking the 100 butterfly in 56.65. Both established meet and pool records.
Then, at the District 2 Class 3A Championship meet, Gillan won gold medals in the 100 fly, with a time of 56.60 seconds for a meet record, and the 100 breaststroke in 1:06.33. That punched her ticket to the PIAA Class 3A Championship meet, where historically, District 2 champions find the competition very strong. Gillan wanted to get into the top 16 finishers in the 100 butterfly.
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As the coronavirus pandemic started blanketing the country, she remained stone-cold focused at Bucknell University. She clocked the two fastest times of her season with a 56.33 in qualifying and a 56.16 in the consolation final to earn a 12th-place finish.
"That was really great," Gillan said. "I felt so lucky that we got that meet in because the Class 2A swimmers did not. I was grateful for the opportunity and was really proud of how I did last season. It gave me a lot of confidence that I can go to these big meets and place well and do well."
She started swimming at 5 years old, and because of her success, eventually started training in the offseason with the New York Sharks, an organization based in Goshen, New York, located almost 60 miles from her home.
School, travel, practice, travel, homework — it forced Gillan to keep up a strict balancing act, and her commitment produced results.
As sports shut down this spring, Gillan, like most scholastic athletes, was without the ability to maintain her usual training routine. So, she started weight training in a make-shift home gym, put herself through dry land workouts and stayed positive.
"It was very strange," Gillan, 17, said. "I never had that much free time before. It was such a big change for me. I learned a lot though and I grew a lot as a person, I think.
"Still, I definitely thought at certain points, things were not good. It was so upsetting to be stuck at home and it was hard to stay motivated to get back to where I was as a swimmer."
While evolving her offseason approach, Gillan's impression from the winter season still piqued the interest of college programs, despite their restrictions with recruiting. But she found what she was looking for at the University of Tampa, a Division II program in Florida. Her best time in the 100 fly would rank eighth on Tampa's all-time list.
"It was really hard not being able to go on official visits," Gillan said. "I actually got to visit at the end of August. Once I got on campus, I just knew that was where I belonged.
"The weather, of course, is beautiful and I liked the coach (Jimi Kiner) and just felt like it was a great fit. The atmosphere at the school was so welcoming."
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Delaware Valley's Sierra Gillan competes in the 100 yard backstroke event at the annual Leslie Richards Swimming Championships at Scranton High School on Feb. 15, 2020.
The process of getting back into competition shape started slowly in July.
"It probably took a good two months to start feeling strong again," Gillan said.
In October, she clocked in a time of 1:57.16 in the 200 freestyle in a virtual meet. It is just off her career-best of 1:55.35, but certainly gave Gillan reason for optimism as the high school season approaches. The Lackawanna Interscholastic Athletic Association delayed the start of its season, meaning the defending league champion Lady Warriors do not know when they'll swim their first dual meet.
Still, Gillan clings to the hope a season will be held.
"I am practicing more," Gillan said. "We check temperatures, we maintain social distancing. Everyone is doing a great job. I am putting in the hard work.
"So far it's been good. I try really hard not to think about the virus, and focus on what I can control in the pool and in school."
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Joby Fawcett has covered high school sports — including football, girls and boys volleyball, girls and boys tennis, girls and boys swimming, boys basketball, girls and boys track and field, and girls and boys lacrosse — for 22 years. The High School Sports Blog offers deeper insights plus statistical and historical information for fans and features photos, videos and graphics along with Top 5 polls for tennis and volleyball. Contact: jbfawcett@timesshamrock.com; 570-348-9100 x5367; @sportsTT
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Joby Fawcett has covered high school sports -- including football, girls and boys volleyball, girls and boys tennis, girls and boys swimming, boys basketball, girls and boys track and field, and girls and boys lacrosse -- for 22 years. The High School Sports Blog offers deeper insights plus statistical and historical information for fans and features photos, videos and graphics along with Top 5 polls for tennis and volleyball. Contact: jbfawcett@timesshamrock.com; 570-348-9100 x5367; @sportsTT


At the November meeting last year, honorary membership was bestowed upon Mr. R.J. Gilbert for his valued services to the society.
A belated obituary to Mr. J. MacDonald (Jackie) who dies earlier this year. Jackie had been an active member of the society for a few years and helped quite a lot with our ventures. He will be sadly missed by us all.
Despite a poor attendance last session's members night was a great success. Well done to all members involved! The next members night will be on February 14th 1986, the idea being that members should take along anything of general interest to the society to show the membership.
A visit has been arranged to the St Andrews observatories by the society on Saturday 15th March 1986. The observatories boast an impressive array of instrument including the largest optical telescope in the U.K. (a 38 inch reflector). A short visit to the Mills Observatory, Dundee has also been proposed during the trip back; details of this are still in preparation. A bus will be organised for this venture for members wishing to attend.
It all began in 1969 when Mr. W.D. Cooper then a teacher at Robert Gordon's College, and a few friends got together to form The Aberdeen and District Astronomical Society. The first meeting was held at McRobert Hall. This meeting attracted an audience of approx' 200 people, of which a large percentage became members of the Society. A Committee was elected and was made up a Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer, and 2 or 3 Committee members.
The biggest problem facing the Society at this time was that there was no permanent place to hold regular meetings and no space to house a telescope. The Governors of Robert Gordon's College was very helpful and offered the Society the use of the roof at the Robert Gordon's Institute and also as small shed to house telescopes. One of the first telescopes to be set up was the 8.1/2 inch Newtonian reflector which was kept in the shed permanently set up for use by Society members. After a while , some more telescopes arrived at the scene. The first was a 4 inch refracting telescope made by Dr. Jason who was a member at the time, also a 2 inch refractor (owner unknown). The society was equipped and ready to go, meanwhile other activities were beginning to flourish, it was decided to start a telescope making group, after all, astronomers need telescopes and since buying a ready made telescope was expensive, what better way of acquiring a telescope at a reasonable price but to make one yourself. Provisions were made for the construction group to use one of the Physics labs, where; I have been told, "Every Thursday night Cauldrons of boiling pitch boiled furiously and the sound of grating glass was ever present". For some reason the construction group didn't lat and was quickly abandoned, probably because mirror making is such an arduous task and dedication is needed to see the job through. As far as I am aware, on 2 or 3 mirrors were actually finished. Somewhere in Robert Gordon's Institute, probably in a basement, the evidence of a bygone era remains.
Records show there there a number of observing groups set up, namely Lunar, Planets, Aurora and Meteors, there was also an Astronautics and History Group. To date I have no record of their activities except in the Committee record book which reports that they were doing well at that time. Again from my records I know of a meeting held at Mills Observatory Dundee where Patrick Moore was present (not to be confused with our recent visit), also a visit to the University's Radio Telescope at Hillbrae, which sadly is no longer in use but still remains.
During 1970-1 negotiations were going ahead to try and get a permanent observatory built. It was finally decided to build an observatory on the Roof of Robert Gordon's Institute (opposite end from the she) and on it's completion a new telescope would be installed under the dome. In 1972, the society temporarily disbanded to allow work to be carried out on the new observatory. It was decided to "shut up shop" so to speak, because; we no longer had an observing site an alternative was not available. We were informed however, that the observatory would be ready and functioning within a year. As far as I am aware, I believe there were a number of snags encountered during the construction of the observatory and it did take longer than one year as promised. Approx' 2 years later the society was allowed back to Robert Gordon's Institute and into the observatory which was now complete. During this time the Society had lost about half its total membership. I don not believe that this was a contributing factor, on the contrary, I believe it would have happened anyway. Going back to 1969 the Americans had landed the first man on the moon, the public became very interested and this probably caused the large membership initially, but the public soon became bored as manned flights to the moon became an almost every day event.
Today things are a lot different, the observatory is the hub of the Astronomical Society. The dome now houses an 8 inch Schmidt Cassegrain telescope, a very fine instrument. We still have the original telescopes that we started off with and a few more additions to the "family". We are no longer limited to observing sessions once per month when nine times out of ten it was either raining or overcast. We have regular observing sessions once per week and arrangements are being made for sessions outside the City (field trips) along with other activities listed in the Syllabus. I hope you have enjoyed reading the history of the society, sorry its so short but 1969 to 1985 is really a sport space of time and I feel that most of the important events and facts have been mentioned here.
Societies all over the nation will be opening their doors to the public, with exhibitions, lectures and observing sessions with a possible chance to see the great comet with guidance from members of well established amateur societies. We owe this sudden surge of activity to the endeavors of one man "Edmond Halley".
The above text is copied from a 19 page stapled journal newsletter (Journal of A.D.A.S. Issue 1) produced in 1985.


I first came to yoga after a period of stress and anxiety. I loved the way yoga forced me to be present in the moment and the mindful way I had to move through the practice - uniting body, mind and breath. This left me feeling calm, strong and confident. Having tried many different yoga styles, I am now at a place in my personal practice where I love balancing dynamic styles, such as Rocket, with gentler, restorative styles. I first trained as a yoga teacher for children and teens and loved guiding young people through this amazing practice in fun and creative ways. I then felt I wanted to share this with adults; helping them to become more flexible, strong and peaceful. I also wanted to help people develop more love and respect for themselves and others and knew that this could be achieved through the practice of yoga.
For me, yoga is a lifestyle and there is always more to learn, poses to practice and more steadying and peace of mind to attain. That is what I love so much about this very special practice. I look forward to sharing this with you in class.
I teach fun, yet calming, vinyasa classes which incorporate breath work and relaxation. I like to bring the playful side of yoga alive and my classes help to develop flexibility, strength, coordination and promote feelings of peace and well being. All abilities welcome.


(Part 1 and Part 2) To structure one's day or time is to provide a routine for family living. When beginning to evaluate the activities and flow of your children's day with the idea that routine is needed, Moms first need to look at their own lives to see their own need for routine. Part 1 discusses the four areas in every Mom's life that needs to have routine. Ideas for managing the home and chores are given. Part 2 looks at ways to add structure and routine to your children's day which will help develop their character as well. Adding structure to your children's day also teaches them to comply to boundaries that work.


In a time of unprecedented challenges in developing potent, selective and well-tolerated protein inhibitors as therapeutics, drug hunters are increasingly seeking alternative modalities to modulate pharmacological targets. Selective inhibitors are achievable for only a fraction of the proteome, and are not guaranteed to elicit the desired response in patients, especially when pursuing targets identified through genetic knockdown. Targeted protein degradation holds the potential to expand the range of proteins that can be effectively modulated. Drugs inducing protein degradation through misfolding or by modulating cereblon (CRBN) substrate recognition are already approved for treatment of cancer patients. The last decade has seen the development of proteolysis targeting chimeras (PROTACs), small molecules that elicit proteasomal degradation by causing protein polyubiquitination. These have been used to degrade a range of disease-relevant proteins in cells, and some show promising efficacy in preclinical animal models, although their clinical efficacy and tolerability is yet to be proven. This review introduces current strategies for protein degradation with an emphasis on PROTACs and the role of click chemistry in PROTAC research through the formation of libraries of preclicked PROTACs or in-cell click-formed PROTACs (CLIPTACs).


Cardiomyocytes derived from human pluripotent stem cells (hPSC-CMs) can now be generated by the billions at industrial scale levels and offer the unique ability to act as human cardiac model systems used for a variety of physiological/pathophysiological processes and cardiotoxicity testing. Unfortunately, their prevalence has not removed all barriers because of their maturity status and resemblance to fetal rather than adult cardiomyocytes. To enhance the maturation status of hPSC-CMs to adult-like levels, researchers have investigated substrate stiffness, surface topology, electrical stimulation, co-cultures, tri- cultures, biochemical cues and static and cyclic strain, all of which have shown some improvements in maturation but none that have created fully adult-like cardiomyocytes. Up until now, however, few have undertaken the daunting task of combining multiple such cues into one platform. We hypothesize that an engineered micropatterned platform recapitulating most of the biochemical and biophysical signals stemming from the native myocardium will enhance the maturation status of hPSC-CMs to adult-like levels through the combination of cell patterning, substrate stiffness, electrical stimulation and co-culturing with cardiac fibroblasts.
Salick, Max R., Napiwocki, Brett N., et al. "Micropattern width dependent sarcomere development in human ESC-derived cardiomyocytes." Biomaterials 35.15 (2014): 4454-4464.
Napiwocki, Brett N., et al. "Controlling hESC-CM cell morphology on patterned substrates over a range of stiffness." Mechanics of Biological Systems and Materials, Volume 6. Springer International Publishing, 2017. 161-168.


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Statement Daoma Winston.
Series A Moonshadow romance
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Designed for field research use, the unit features several output modes. First, a 1 milliamp detected output drive is provided for standard strip-chart recorder interface. In addition, a front panel meter provides a real time display of frequency under observation. Second, an audio output, with an internal speaker, allows the user to monitor the demodulated signal going to the data recorder. Finally, a signal frequency output is provided so that the unit may be used in front of a spectrum analyzer or external low frequency receiver. As much as 40 dB of gain is provided on this output, controlled by a front panel adjustment. Overall the RAS-1 provides over 90 dB of gain to the recorder and audio outputs.
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Today we get to see Brodeur play for Canada against the Switzerland after Luongo got the nod for Canada versus Norway. I understand trying to see which goalie does better, and I understand giving them both some ice time, but at the end of the day I think it's going to be Brodeur who's going to backstop Canada the whole way.
Brodeur has the ability to play behind the net and eliminate any team's forcheck, something Luongo lacks at best. A lot of the players on some of the more dangerous teams, in my mind, come from the East. Brodeur sees them all the time and he's probably more likely to stop them. That being said, almost no one can stop Ovechkin. And thirdly, Brodeur comes to play in big games, and as much as I try to avoid bashing Luongo, the bottom line is he's not a big game player. The "Luus" were great to hear at GM Place or as it's known for the Olympics, Canada Hockey Place, but Luongo's going to get many more turns to back stop this nation and right now Brodeur is the man of the hour.
Speaking of "Luus" I also came across this pretty wicked shirt which you can get from Pucking Hilarious. It's a play on the Canucks logo, and I liked it! You know when the Canucks decide to do another jersey change (aren't we due for another sometime soon?) I'll throw my vote for this logo. They've got limited quantities and their order deadline is coming up soon! Check 'em out, I know I have my shirt ordered and it's some neat one-of-a-kind Canucks gear to add to your fan gear collection! If you want to follow them on Twitter, they're @puckingfunny.
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good point. as much as i love Lu and i was so proud to see him play at hte game, I think Brodeur is the man we can lean on. His track record is just too strong of a case to go against.


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ANTHONY BUTLER: Ramaphosa extends theme of Good ANC v Bad ANC
Party's national executive committee meets this week to discuss president's recent comments on corruption
BusinessLive 28 AUGUST 2020
The ANC's national executive committee will convene this weekend to solemnly contemplate President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent lamentations about the scourge of corruption.
This latest bemoaning of the forces of darkness took the form of a letter to the ordinary cadres of the movement last Sunday. The president bewailed pandemic tender corruption, and fancifully told the nonexistent little people — sadly they are mostly just "ghost members" purchased by local barons — that "it is you who chooses the leadership, who sets the policies and who implements the programmes of our organisation".
Extending his implicit 2019 campaign theme that the good ANC can defeat the bad ANC, he listed recent advances by the forces of goodness: squeaky-clean appointments in the criminal justice system; revenue service and pension fund commissioners who were probably not summoned up from beyond the grave; and parastatal boards partially freed from the grip of Guptoid zombies.
What he left out was telling. The party-enabled looting of state-owned enterprises is to continue. The exchange of influence for money through the Progressive Business Forum will go on. So too will abuses of the spirit of black empowerment policy that shower political insiders with undeserved wealth. Real change would require taking on ANC turkeys that simply will not vote for Christmas.
Ramaphosa's initiative has more modest goals. The first is to rebut critics who have complained about the president's own alleged indecisiveness. "Now is the time for action," he rather decisively observes in his letter. Just to be sure we have got it, he reiterates that, "we now need to draw a line in the sand. We need to act urgently, we need to be decisive and we need to demonstrate a clear political will."
The ANC is also concerned about next year's local government elections. Due to an ANC oversight our electoral commissioners have not yet been sent for technical retraining in an "advanced democracy" such as China, that is our real friend. The commission has therefore wrongly insisted that elections should continue as scheduled. This means public perceptions of corruption must be changed in a hurry.
Meanwhile, the salaries of parastatal executives need to be paid and deprived entrepreneurs in the Eskom supply chain supported. More precisely, Cosatu members must engage in these charitable acts by sacrificing their pension funds for the greater good of ANC-led transformation.
On Wednesday, however, the Cosatu central executive committee stated that, "a corrupt government that pushes antiworker and antipoor policies cannot automatically count on the unconditional support of workers when it comes to the use of their pensions.
"Before the government talks about workers' pensions" the committee clarified, "we demand to see real change in fighting corruption". This means some politicians and managers — not too many — must be sent to prison if Cosatu bosses are to separate workers from their own savings.
Another objective is to focus further attention on ANC secretary- general Ace Magashule, the sacrificial lamb whose political death will apparently cleanse the movement's stain of guilt. Finally, there is an underlying matter of contested presidential leadership. If nothing tangible comes of this latest public relations initiative the ANC's two-term gamble on Ramaphosa may begin to lose some of its appeal.
There is no longer a "Zuma faction" to remove the ANC president. It would be electoral suicide to elevate a crook from a maize-growing province, who might appear to be next in line as leader. But it could yet be tempting to put fresh lipstick on the ANC pig, by turning to a quiet former premier who knows how the ANC works, perhaps from Gauteng or KwaZulu-Natal, to front yet another political rebirth for a senescent movement.
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This case does not belong to the category "ready-made guideline", it rather shows the way how you can elaborate your effective case using the email marketing.
• The base of borrowers in 2017 for 450K addresses.
• Working mailers that have proved their effectiveness through other advertising campaigns.
• 3 test flights of 150K each.
This important letter concerns your gaming account.
Funds have been added to your account, however you did not use it within 4 days.
Please click here to access your account and start using it.
You got 1000 to your account and it is ready to work in your favor ..
This important letter relates to your account.
Your account has been activated, but you did not use it within 5 days.
You already have 1000 on your demo-account.
We sent the next flight to 150K and received only 27 registrations which in our understanding was a failure. The advertiser reported that "the players activity is good, there were 2 deposits" and offered to continue. But this option did not seem profitable to us.
Having weighed all the pros and cons, we decided to start running another Vulkan offer with payment for deposits. The same landing pages, the same bonuses, the same advertiser, only the payment model has changed. Since we need deposits, we decided to use maylers from the subject of binary options which we also actively attract traffic to.
It's time to choose. Today and right now.
It is not possible to wait any more!
Where is your life going? What do you await next? Have you decided what to do with money?
Behind - poverty and vegetation, ahead - RICH, freedom and travel.
And now about business. Monthly income is $ 35,000. Arranges?
This is me and those who travel with me. The new system is simple and straightforward, you can afford to earn easily.
To receive a ticket follow the link.
According to the results of the third launch we received the following outcomes: 66 registrations and 6 deposits in the first week and 23 registration/5 deposits next week. The number of registrations has significantly decreased, but the conversion to deposits has grown up to 12%, and the quality of players has improved according to the advertiser, they make re-deposits, play and return to the site. Working on the CPA model, we started receiving a much greater reward.
Of course, according to the results of this three-stage test, we collected valuable information for ourselves, as a result – we written rules for launching new mailers, corrected some technical issues (we'll talk about this next time) and continue to improve our advertising campaigns.
Below here are brief conclusions for all who can and want to work on conversion and improve the quality of their traffic by working with email traffic.
1. Use only real data provided by advertiser. Fortunately, most of our advertisers are very adequate and ready to share information, to give real bonuses to users, to run tests and jointly improve the conversion. If you work with 3snet, you can discuss and coordinate the creatives with the advertiser through your manager.
2. The method of doing small tests, finding your bundle and improving it in the long run brings more money than a one-time flight with large quantitative and low quality results.
• Any variation of the desired word. For example: "deposit" and everything similar in meaning – make a deposit, add money to the account, transfer the money on the deposit.
• Sequence of actions: first registration, then deposit and only after then all the bonuses and gifts will be available.
• Stimulus to action: go with us, you want a bun, you can afford it, click here, act, etc.
Working examples and successful stories: tell us about the people of your environment. For example, I never won, but my friend won the car in a lotto, sold it, paid the tax and furnished the apartment. Why not me? I want that too. And why not you?
4. Mailing texts should be targeted to a specific audience. It is necessary not to catch a random loser, but to attract the interested user, to find his need.
5. Work with large data. The 500-letter test of the non-thematic database will not show you anything.
6. Include rotation for headings and main points within the mailer. On a long distance it allow you to choose the most working ones.
Do not be afraid of experiments. Small experiments, even unsuccessful, are always the way to success. Collect information, analyze, consult, if necessary, and you will necessarily receive a successful case.


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package joshie.enchiridion.library;

import net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity;
import net.minecraft.world.ServerWorld;
import net.minecraftforge.api.distmarker.Dist;
import net.minecraftforge.api.distmarker.OnlyIn;
import net.minecraftforge.fml.LogicalSide;
import net.minecraftforge.fml.common.thread.EffectiveSide;

import java.util.Collection;

public class LibraryHelper {
    @OnlyIn(Dist.CLIENT)
    private static LibraryProxy theClient;
    private static LibraryProxyServer theServer;

    public static void resetServer(ServerWorld world) {
        if (world != null) {
            theServer = (new LibraryProxyServer(world));
        }
    }

    @OnlyIn(Dist.CLIENT)
    public static void resetClient() {
        theClient = new LibraryProxyClient();
    }

    private static LibraryProxy getHandler() {
        return isServer() ? theServer : theClient;
    }

    private static boolean isServer() {
        return EffectiveSide.get() == LogicalSide.SERVER;
    }

    public static LibraryInventory getLibraryContents(PlayerEntity player) {
        return getHandler().getLibraryInventory(player);
    }

    @OnlyIn(Dist.CLIENT)
    public static LibraryInventory getClientLibraryContents() {
        return theClient.getLibraryInventory(null);
    }

    public static LibraryInventory getServerLibraryContents(PlayerEntity player) {
        return theServer.getLibraryInventory(player);
    }

    public static Collection<LibraryInventory> getAllInventories() {
        return theServer.getAllInventories();
    }

    public static void markDirty() {
        theServer.markDirty();
    }
}


Adams (defendant) was the beneficiary of a trust created by the will of his brother. The will directed that $75,000 be deposited into a trust with the interest to be paid to Adams, for his natural life. The will included provisions for the disbursement of the trust after Adams's death. Broadway National Bank (plaintiff), to whom Adams owed money, sought repayment of the debt from funds in Adams' trust.


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How many calories are in a small chocolate shake from mcdonalds?
A small chocolate shake has 530 calories.
Then, how many carbohydrates are there in a small chocolate shake from McDonald's?
308 calories per serving, according to the nutrition facts (1290 kJ)
8.8 g of protein (18 percent)
7.6 g total fat (11% of total fat)
Saturated fat (4.8 g, 20 percent of total fat)
carbohydrate 49.9 g 16 percent of total calories
How many calories are in a McDonald's milkshake, on the other hand?
If you choose for the medium, you'll be looking at 560 calories and 16 grammes of fat, while the large shake will have 800 calories and 22 grammes of fat. By way of reference, a six-ounce fillet mignon has around 350 calories and 16 grammes of fat on average. (I'm thinking this is for a steak that hasn't been smothered in butter, but whatever.)
Similar questions may arise, such as how many calories are included in a small McDonald's milkshake.
There are 670 calories in a medium (16 oz) vanilla milkshake, whereas the small (12 oz) vanilla milkshake has 530 calories.
How many calories are in a medium chocolate shake from McDonald's?
The calories, fat, and sugar in a medium chocolate Triple Thick Milkshake are 760 calories, 18 grammes of fat, and 105 grammes of sugar, Chris.
Can you tell me how many calories there are in a small chocolate shake?
What is the carbohydrate content of a small chocolate shake?
Nutritional Values 460 Calories 460 Calories 460 (1925 kJ) Sodium 210 mg 9 percent Total Carbohydrate 60 g 20 percent Dietary Fiber 0 g 0 percent Sugars 45 g
What is the calorie count of a small french fry from McDonald's?
the equivalent of 230 calories
Are the milkshakes at McDonald's worth it?
McDonald's McCafe Chocolate Shake is a delicious treat. Although they're just a little more than $2 for a small, depending on the time of day or the day of the week you go, you may get too much or too little chocolate syrup, not enough whipped cream, or no whipped cream at all. However, when it's good, it's really excellent.
What is in a McDonald's shake, and how does it taste?
Soft serve, "shake syrup," and whipped cream are all ingredients in a McDonald's shake. McDonald's soft serve includes carrageenan, a natural material obtained from a kind of seaweed. Carrageenan is a safe and all-natural ingredient that is often utilised by frozen treat manufacturers to create their products.
What exactly is in a strawberry shake from McDonald's?
Ingredients: Milk, sugar, cream (or cream substitute), corn syrup (or corn syrup substitute), natural flavouring, mono and diglycerides, cellulose gum, guar gum, carrageenan, vitamin A palmitate
What is the percentage of milk in a McDonald's milkshake?
Ingredients: Cream, Nonfat Milk, Liquid Sugar, and Vanilla Extract. Contains less than 2 percent of the following ingredients: Mono and diglycerides, natural flavours, and carrageenan are all ingredients.
In a Burger King chocolate shake, how many calories can you expect to consume?
610 Calories are included inside this recipe.
Is there chicken fat in the milkshake at McDonald's?
McDonald's allegedly utilises pig fat in their milkshakes, ice cream, and fried potatoes, according to a popular urban legend. McDonald's offers entire ingredient lists for all of its products on each of its regional websites, and this includes unidentified fats in the ice cream used to produce soft serve cones and sundaes, as well as other unidentified ingredients.
What is the calorie count of a McFlurry from McDonald's?
McDonald's is producing a McFlurry that is just under half the size of the standard version. It will cost only 59p for a 75g pot and will have 150 calories, as opposed to the regular version's 320 calories, according to the company.
What is the amount of sugar in a small McDonald's milkshake?
It has 460 calories and 63 grammes of sugar, according to the McDonald's website for their small Shamrock Shake. A medium has 560 calories and 78 grammes of sugar, and a large contains 800 calories and 113 grammes of sugar, respectively.
Is it possible to get vegan milkshakes at McDonald's?
If you're a vegetarian, our regular milkshakes (banana, chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla) are all safe for you. The Vegetarian Society has certified all four flavours.
Is it true that McDonald's ice cream contains eggs?
Unlike several other ice cream brands, McDonald's does not use egg (the milk in the ice cream is pasteurised).
In a McDonald's banana milkshake, how many calories can you expect to consume?
Look at the Nutritional Summary Nutritious Values for Each Portion per PTN Aria Label Energy is a trademark of Aria Label, Inc. (kcal) 386 kilocalories of energy Having a lot of fat is a bad thing (g) Fat in grammes 7.6 of which saturated (g) of which saturated in grammes 5.1 Carbohydrate in grammes 7.6 of which saturated in grammes 5.1 (g) Carbohydrate content in grammes: 70