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Het Aartsbisdom Wenen (Latijn: Archidioecesis Viennensis) is een aartsbisdom van de Rooms-Katholieke Kerk in Oostenrijk. Het is tevens de metropolitane zetel van de Oostenrijkse kerkprovincie. Voor 1722 bestond het als bisdom Wenen (1469-1722).

De zetel van het aartsbisdom staat in de Stephansdom.

Geschiedenis
Aanvankelijk was het gebied van het huidige aartsbisdom gelegen in het - in 739 opgerichte - bisdom Passau, terwijl een deel van de parochies toeviel aan het bisdom Salzburg. Kerkelijk behoorde de stad Wenen tot het bisdom Passau. Al in de dertiende eeuw trachtte Leopold VI een eigenstandig bisdom Wenen op te richten, maar zijn pogingen strandden op verzet van de bisschop van Passau. Pas onder hertog Rudolf IV van Oostenrijk (1339-1365) begonnen de Weense aspiraties meer kracht te krijgen. Hij gaf aanzet tot de uitbouw van de Stephanskerk tot een gotische dom. Ook bewerkstelligde hij de verheffing van de Allerheiligsten kapel in de Hofburg tot kapittelkerk. In 1365 werd dit kapittel overgebracht naar de Sint Stephan. Na de oprichting van het bisdom Wenen (in 1469), werd dit kapittel een domkapittel. De oprichting van het bisdom Wenen, had de stad te danken aan paus Paulus II. Hij deed dat met de pauselijke bul In supramae dignitatis specula, waarin hij de Oostenrijkse vorst overigens het recht gaf om in het eigen territorium naar goeddunken bisschoppen aan te nemen of te ontslaan. Een recht dat tot het einde van de Oostenrijk-Hongaarse dubbelmonarchie zou blijven bestaan. In 1469 richtte paus Paulus II nog een ander bisdom op, op vraag van de Habsburgse keizers; het was het bisdom Wiener Neustadt, de residentiestad van de vorsten in de 15e eeuw. Dit was een klein bisdom, niet groter dan Wiener Neustadt, en het grensde territoriaal niet aan het bisdom Wenen. Het bisdom Passau bleef territoriaal veel groter.

Al spoedig kwam het bisdom onder grote druk te staan. Aanvankelijk kreeg het te maken met het Eerste Weense beleg door de Turken, niet veel later werden ook in Oostenrijk de gevolgen van de Reformatie alsmaar meer voelbaar. Onder meer de Nederlandse jezuïet Petrus Canisius die gedurende twee jaar (1554-55) het bisdom bestuurde, drong aan op een adequate reactie vanuit Rome. Een reactie die overigens later bekend zou worden als de Contrareformatie.

In 1722 verhief paus Innocentius XIII, met de bul Suprema dispositione het bisdom tot aartsbisdom. In de loop der jaren volgden verschillende herschikkingen in het territorium van het aartsbisdom. Zo werden gebieden verkregen van Passau, en gingen gebieden in Bohemen verloren. Wat de Weense kerkprovincie betreft, in 1722 had Wenen een enkel suffragaanbisdom: het kleine bisdom Wiener Neustadt. In 1785 voegden zich tot de Weense kerkprovincie de nieuw opgerichte bisdommen Linz en Sankt Pölten en in 1960 het nieuw opgerichte bisdom Eisenstadt in Burgenland.

Tegenwoordig
Het aartsbisdom Wenen heeft meer dan 2,5 miljoen inwoners, waarvan ongeveer de helft zich katholiek noemt. Zij worden bediend door 616 seculiere en 530 regulier priesters in 660 parochies. Suffragaan aan Wenen zijn Eisenstadt, Linz en Sankt Pölten.

Aartsbisschoppen van Wenen sinds de twintigste eeuw
Anton Josef Gruscha (1890-1911)
Franz Xaver Nagl (1911-1913)
Friedrich Gustav Piffl (1913-1932)
Theodor Innitzer (1932-1955)
Franz König (1956-1986)
Hans Hermann Groër (1986-1995)
Christoph Schönborn (1995 - )

Externe link
 Erzdiözese Wien, website.

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With temperatures in the high 90s and 100s and nearly endless sunshine, Las Vegas residents experience a high rate of heat exhaustion when summer arrives. Elderly individuals and children are most susceptible to heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke, but anyone can become overwhelmed by the heat by spending too much time outdoors or neglecting to stay hydrated. Along with drinking plenty of water and sticking to indoor recreation , you might follow these guidelines to reduce your chances of heat-related illness that could send you to the emergency room.
If you do prefer to spend more time outdoors in the summer, you will want to get your body used to the heat by spending shorter periods of time outside, gradually increasing your level of activity and time in the heat. This will help you adjust to your needs in terms of hydration and rest so that you do not push yourself too hard when temperatures are high . Avoiding the outdoors during the peak hours of noon and 4 p.m. where possible will also help minimize your heat exposure.
When you have a sunburn, your body actually loses its ability to rid itself of excess heat. Therefore, sunscreen and protective clothing are necessities for spending time under the sun.
Loose, lightweight clothing will be best for keeping the body at an ideal temperature, since sweat can still evaporate and cool down your skin when clothing is not skin-tight. Lighter colors are ideal, since they reflect more light and reduce excess heat on your body.
Certain medications might inhibit how your body regulates its temperature, so you should talk to your doctor about the possibility of this side effect with the prescription medications that you take.
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When you are choosing the details of your birth plan at MountainView Hospital, you might consider the option of a midwife rather than conventional delivery with an obstetrician. A midwife is a certified nurse who is specially trained to provide care for mothers through pregnancy and delivery along with postpartum support. Many women prefer the more intimate approach of the midwife model of care , which is available in our elegant private birthing suites in Las Vegas. Keep reading for a closer look at what a midwife may have to offer for your birthing experience in our hospital.
Midwives offer hands-on support with prenatal care and counseling prior to assisting in labor and delivery. Working with a midwife, you will have continuous monitoring of your physical and mental health with minimal technological interventions. By selecting a midwife at MountainView Hospital, you will still retain access to obstetrical care with state-of-the-art infant care services should the need arise.
If you are interested in a natural birth without the use of pain medications and extensive technological assistance, a midwife will facilitate the right natural birth plan for your safety and comfort. Midwives base their care on the individual needs of each patient, so your birth experience will be completely unique to you.
Well before your delivery, you may begin working with a midwife to understand the necessary elements of prenatal care—including your pregnancy lifestyle. This personalized, one-on-one support is particularly beneficial for first-time mothers who may have a number of questions and concerns throughout each trimester.
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What Can Be Done to Treat Blocked Arteries?
Blocked arteries are the primary characteristic of coronary artery disease, which is the most common type of heart disease and the leading killer of men and women in the United States. Without the right cardiovascular care, a partial blockage in an artery may eventually block blood flow completely, resulting in a heart attack. Even before a more serious cardiac event occurs, limited blood flow in clogged arteries may cause symptoms such as chest pain, fatigue, and weakness. There are a few treatment modalities that can restore blood flow and improve heart health, and these are briefly explained in this video by MountainView Hospital cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr. Michael Wood . Below, you will find more details on these procedures to determine which is right for your needs.
Medical therapy will include a non-invasive care plan to treat conditions that can cause CAD to develop. This type of therapy is most appropriate for minor blockages related to high cholesterol, diabetes, or other medical conditions. Your doctor will work closely with you to determine the right diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes to promote better heart health.
A stent is a device that reinforces the artery wall to achieve better blood flow to the heart. It is placed during cardiac catheterization in which a balloon-tipped catheter will be guided through an artery in the arm or groin to the site of a blockage. The balloon is inflated to push plaque against the artery walls, and a stent is placed to allow the artery to remain open.
In the most severe cases, your cardiothoracic surgeon may recommend cardiac surgery, which uses veins and arteries from other parts of the body to create a new pathway for blood flow to your heart. This will be the most invasive approach for care, but it can also offer the most improvement for patients who have multiple blockages or extensively damaged arteries.
With the Heart & Vascular Care available at MountainView Hospital in Las Vegas, you can plan for many years of good heart health under the care of a diverse, highly specialized team of physicians, nurses, and hospital staff. To explore more details of our cardiothoracic surgery services, visit our website or call our Consult-A-Nurse healthcare referral line at (702) 233-5300.
Even with minimally invasive surgical techniques, heart surgeries are complex procedures that will have an extensive recovery process. Understanding what you can expect following your heart surgery will help you better prepare for the procedure and follow your doctor's guidelines for a successful and complete recovery. This video features MountainView Hospital surgeon Dr. Arnold Chung, who explains the diet and lifestyle changes you can anticipate after your procedure. Keep reading for a more in-depth look at these changes and the more immediate recovery process that will be necessary with your surgery.
The initial goal following surgery is to get patients home 7-10 days after the procedure. After this period, there is a varied timeframe for recovery to the point where you will feel back to normal. When you do return home from the hospital, your dietary restrictions will be fairly minimal, since it is important to maintain a consistent caloric intake to support your recovery. You will also need to minimize physical activity involving the upper body so that the chest is not under extra stress.
Once you overcome the initial recovery period , you may begin to get back to a more consistent daily routine. In this stage, cardiac rehabilitation will be important for helping you make a gradual shift back to daily life with the right changes in your eating habits, physical activity, and medical care.
As Dr. Chung explains, the leading cause of recurring heart disease after bypass surgery is high cholesterol, which makes diet and lifestyle changes essential to your long-term health. You might expect to eat a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet once you are more stable in your recovery. Exercise will become an integral part of your life as well, and it will be easier to design an effective workout routine with the support of cardiac rehabilitation.
For a second opinion on your need for heart surgery or primary cardiac care in Las Vegas, connect with MountainView Hospital at (702) 233-5300. Our registered nurses are available 24/7 to take your call, provide physician referrals, and offer answers to your questions about our cardiovascular care.


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Extraordinary, Cabinet - Tuesday, 18th February, 2020 5.00 pm
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There were no apologies for absence.
Under the Code of Conduct members are reminded that in declaring disclosable interests you should make clear the nature of that interest and whether it is pecuniary or non-pecuniary.
In accordance with the Code of Conduct, Members declared the following interests:
Councillor N J Rushton declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 3 – Midlands Engine Development Corporation as a member of the Oversight Board of the Development Corporation.
Councillor R Ashman declared a non-pecuniary interest in Item 3 – Midlands Engine Development Corporation as a member of the Oversight Board of the Development Corporation.
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The Planning and Infrastructure Portfolio Holder, Councillor R Ashman presented the report to Members.
He explained the purpose of this report was to update Members on the Development Corporation programme and seek endorsement for the next steps, including the statement of intent.
Councillor Ashman explained that as East Midlands Airport in North West Leicestershire was one of the three proposed sites, the establishment of the Development Corporation would have an impact on the Council. Therefore, it was important that Councillors support the ongoing involvement of the Council in the development of the business case as the work progresses.
Councillor Ashman explained that if established and supported with the required resources and expertise, the Development Corporation would attract nationally and internationally significant investment and development into the East Midlands. This would support the developments at East Midlands Airport with improvements to connectivity on a scale and at a pace that could not be achieved by the Council or the airport acting alone.
Councillor Ashman explained that the report provided background on the Development Corporation proposition, details of the three sites to be included at Toton, Radcliffe Power Station and East Midlands Airport and the programme's governance
Councillor Ashman identified the potential risk that the Development Corporation could progress through east Midlands Engine without North West Leicestershire's involvement, meaning the Council would not have a seat at the table to shape the vision for the Development Corporation and its impact on North West Leicestershire and the region. Therefore, it was important the Council continued to be involved in order to play a key role in shaping the Development Corporation to ensure the delivery of maximum benefit for North West Leicestershire and the region.
Councillor Ashman also acknowledged several uncertainties around exact implications such as on planning powers and business rates. He drew attention to the statement of intent included as appendix 1 and explained its intention to mitigate these concerns in lieu of the level of detail available at present. He added that as further details emerge, further reports and updates would be provided to members as required.
Councillor Ashman also explained that financial implications in relation to business rates arising as a result of the Development Corporation would be assessed, he added it was not intended that existing rates received by the Council would be redirected to the Corporation.
Councillor Ashman then outlined the proposed next steps going forward.
He explained that the Development Corporation Project Team would submit the outline business case to the Government in Spring 2020. He added that due to the required legislation changes to enable the establishment of the type of locally led development corporation being proposed, it was unlikely it would be in place until 2022 at the earliest.
Councillor Ashman explained that the Chief Executive and Officers from the Council continued to be engaged in weekly conference calls as well as focussed workshops to help shape the final stages of the outline business case. Additionally, he would attend the Oversight Board to ensure ... view the full minutes text for item 95.

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What Challenges Do Businesses Face When Choosing EV Charging Solutions?
Electric cars are certainly growing in popularity around the world. In Ireland, for example, over 4,000 EVs were registered in 2019, roughly 3.5 times the amount registered in the previous year. With the government providing incentives – up to €5000 grant on new purchases – the number of electric vehicles on the road is expected to keep going up.
In light of the expected growth, the pressure is growing on many businesses, including shopping centres, hotels, and gas stations to make it convenient for people to charge their EVs. Already, electric vehicle owners have access to 1,200 public charging points put in place by the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) in Ireland. However, some of these charging stations are at times not working. In addition, people have to register for a card to use with these car charging stations.
Installing EV charging stations at business places would fill these shortfalls within the network of ESB charging points. But there are a few challenges that can complicate the process of choosing the right EV charging solutions.
One of the hurdles businesses might face in setting up EV charging points on their premises is that of having the expertise on hand to install them. To begin with, an ideal spot on premises for the charge point has to be identified and this is not always easy. The installation must also take into consideration the provision of enough power to support the charging station and whether the installation will be in accordance with Irish laws and regulations.
While there are a number of companies developing charging stations for electric vehicles, the quality of such equipment is not necessarily the same. For example, some vehicle charging stations are able to provide fast charging, replenishing up to 80% of EV car battery power in 30 minutes. On the other hand, some charging points require hours of charging to deliver the same result. Furthermore, there are charging stations that tend to break down regularly, which can be highly inconveniencing to people with EV cars. For these and other reasons, it is important to research the best quality vehicle charging points for your business.
Maintaining an EV car charger can also be a challenge as expertise in this area is still developing. Proper maintenance is needed to prevent breakdowns and costly damage to equipment, so the right professionals will need to be sought.
Setting up a car charging station is a good way to attract EV car owners to your business. However, it can be costly if you fail to do prior due diligence. Not only do you have to think about the initial cost of purchasing and installing the electric car charging point, but it is also necessary to factor in the cost of maintenance.
Now that you are aware of the main challenges businesses face in trying to choose EV charging stations for their premises, how will you proceed? A good next step is to get in touch with the team at Power Right Energy Solutions Limited. The company, through a partnership with EasyGo, the largest private charging network in Ireland, is able to source and install suitable EV charging points. They can also coordinate with property owners and site managers to identify suitable charge point locations. Power Right can also provide consultancy services for businesses who are using their own contractors to install car charging stations, and also provide maintenance services.
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We are a small company, based in West Wiltshire, specialising in seeds and plants for the Kitchen Garden. We have a huge range of chilli and tomato seeds and many of these can also be ordered as plants which are sent out in spring.
Please note that our website is set up for sending seeds to the UK and Europe only as we are not allowed to send seeds to many countries outside Europe. As we have had problems sending plants abroad in the past we now only send plants to addresses in the UK.
Our philosophy has always been to grow and try out as much of our range as possible, although there are some varieties that have made our range as a result of recommendations. Flavour is our number one priority.
We also have a shop at our nursery, where you can browse through our range at leisure. During August and September we host several 'Tomato Tastings', which are followed by 'Chilli Tastings' in September.
Our best wishes for a good growing season.
We were very honoured to have been given the opportunity to take on these two varieties, they were developed in Somerset by a chilli enthusiast, known in the Chilli world as 'Naga Nick'. We grew them this year and on the understanding that we do not change the names.
Tests were done on the Lucy, at Warwick University, on a randomly selected batch of 10 pods. They scored a whopping 1,359,284 Scoville Heat Units. Some pods would have tested higher, some lower. It was an average result.
The Katie, was also tested, but as it was initially believed to be a milder variety, only one pod was tested. Preliminary results indicated a score of 1,590,000 Scoville Heat Units. A figure we believe to be hottest grown in the UK. So far. It may well be that the average result would be lower, or it could have been a rogue result.
This is open throughout the year where you can buy our range of seeds and sundries. Asparagus, rhubarb, garlic etc are available here at the appropriate time of year.
April and May: Wednesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm. June to end March: Tuesday -Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-12.30pm.
The nursery opens at the beginning of April and closes at the end of September. In April and May almost all the varieties available as plants by mail order are also available in 9cm pots. In early June there is usually a small selection. We are sorry we cannot take orders for plants to be collected at the nursery until the majority of plants have been despatched. But you are welcome to ring us in May and, if we have what you want, we will put them aside for you. Please do not order them from the website for collection.
We also have seedlings of brassicas, lettuces, leeks, sweet peas etc plus pots of herbs and a selection of hardy perennials.
All sauces are made with our own chillies so availability will vary. Matt makes the sauces, following our philosphy of 'Putting Flavour First'. The idea is to enjoy the flavour of individual chillies. They are made in small batches, no more than 50 bottles at any one time.
Visit Us part 1 Our nursery and seed shop are in the small village of Horningsham in a stunningly beautiful part of Wiltshire on part of the Longleat estate (though we should not be approached from there). The gardens date back to 1756 when Capability Brown redesigned the estate and the site was manned by teams of gardeners producing vegetables, flowers, grapes and peaches for the house.
The teams of gardeners, grapes and peaches are no more but we are trying to carry on the tradition in our own way. Each summer the main glasshouse is filled with tomato and pepper plants, some new that we grow for trial, and some from our existing catalogue. Outside we grow vegetables in raised beds both as trials and for our own tables and flowers in the wide borders.
The nursery is open from the begining of April to the end of September where we sell most of the varieties that are listed as plants in 9cm pots. There is normally a good selection available up to the beginning of June, with chilli plants continuing for sale throughout the summer. We regret, though, that we cannot take orders for plants for collection in April but if you phone in May, once the majority of plants have been despatched, we will set them aside for you. We also have a good range of strips of lettuce, cabbage etc plus pots of herbs and a small selection of annuals and perennials.
This is open all year though if you turn up when the mail order season is at its busiest you might find us a little harassed. Seeds and sundries are always available. Seasonal items such as asparagus and garlic are available at the appropriate time. The Seed Shop migrates around the Nursery according to the time of year. Between April and the end of September it is inside the walls close to the shorter glasshouse; if you visit outside of those months, from October through to the end of March, you will find us in the buildings by the car park.
We hold several each year. These are very enjoyable and give our customers a chance to try out our varieties and those we are trialling and we gain from the comments. We normally start with the tomatoes in August and follow on with the chillis and sweet peppers in September. We do not give out dates until we are sure we have enough to taste. Dates will show in Events.
Do not key our postcode into your SatNav as you will be directed to Longleat, where you will not only queue but be expected to pay for entry! So go past the Longleat entrances and into Horningsham. We are approximately 300 yards past the Bath Arms on the road to Frome and are signed from this road.
Saturday: Please phone before visiting as we are not always here.
Saturday: Please phone before visitng as we are not always here.
Between Christmas and New Year: Please phone before visiting as we are in and out!


4 Reasons Brands Should Use Facebook Carousel Ads.
Facebook carousel ads let you multiply your message by five. And now it's even easier for brands to hop on the carousel with Falcon.
What's not to like about Facebook's carousel ads and posts format? With up to five clickable cards available for each ad, marketers have a dynamic panorama on which to play with imagery, copy, links and CTAs. If that wasn't enough, here are four reasons why you should be using carousel ads.
Advertising has always been about telling a story, and Facebook carousel is arguably the perfect ad format for storytelling. The options are many. You could, for example, showcase five products, or one product with different variations or uses. It's also a powerful medium for expressing your brand with the option for single panoramas. Facebook themselves advise using product imagery to target returning or high-intent customers, and lifestyle imagery for new ones.
Each frame can feature a headline, link or call to action. Use them wisely. With one ad you can send customers and prospects to a variety of landing pages, events or offers.
Right from their release last year, carousel ads have outperformed others. Research by Kinetic Social found carousel ads achieve ten times the clickthrough rate of Facebook's other formats. That's a 1% CTR compared to 0.5% with static sponsored posts.
An initial concern that the carousel format would inflate costs per click was quickly proved unfounded. Facebook only counts one click for the first 30 seconds of viewing, no matter how many times you move between frames. In fact, one Facebook case study cites a threefold decrease in cost per click.
The carousel format represents a milestone in Facebook's long-time dedication to tailoring their feed mechanisms to consumers' changing habits. People on average are spending three hours a day on mobile, yet our attention span is currently less than a goldfish's at just seven seconds – fish, apparently, can focus for eight. The success of Facebook carousel is based on how well the format plays to the micro-moments championed by Google, on the mobile platform we now rely on. If you only have a moment to grab an individual's attention, then carousel ads are how you amplify it.
Let's finish with some tips on how to create a carousel that gets clicks.
Make that first image pop to draw the eye.
Each frame should nudge the viewer to the next.
Keep text minimal, as per Facebook's guidelines.
*BUT* give your messaging the same love as your images.
You can put CTAs on every frame – use 'em well!
Experiment with more than one version in each ad set.
Stay true to your brand throughout.
But most of all, make sure your ad is as personalized as possible. The smoothest, flashiest carousel ad will only work if it's relevant to the people who see it. For that you need accurate audience segmentation in place. And you need to consider the different viewing habits of people on Facebook and Instagram – the former is where you have more time to make an impression and explore the full story-telling value of the format.
So get creative and get on the carousel now. When it comes to making moments that will resonate with customers, this ad format is one of the most potent yet.
The Ultimate Guide for Social Marketers.
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Houston Texans lose Will Fuller to broken collarbone
Houston Texans lose Will Fuller to broken collarbone- Photo: YouTube
Texans will have to find a replacement for Fuller if they want to compete in 2017
by Shawn Lealos (article) and Milos Kitanovic (video)
August 2, 2017 at 11:37 PM August 2, 2017 at 11:37 PM
The Houston Texans are entering the 2017 NFL season with major questions at quarterback. With Tom Savage penciled in as the starter and rookie Deshaun Watson as his main contender, both players need their lead wide receivers to step up to help them prove their case. However, things just took a big hit when the No. 2 receiver for the Texans, last year's first round NFL Draft pick Will Fuller, fell to injury in training camp.
Will Fuller's injury
Houston Texans No. 2 receiver Will Fuller broke his collarbone in practice on Wednesday and his return is unknown at this time. Fuller was jumping to catch a pass during a team drill and fell onto his shoulder.
Fuller was immediately taken off the field and examined when the injury was diagnosed. In 2016, Fuller had 47 receptions for 635 yards and two touchdowns as a rookie. With his injury, DeAndre Hopkins will have his work cut out for him once again.
Will Fuller proved last year that his speed was perfect to compliment Hopkins but until he returns the Texans will struggle to move the ball this year.
Fuller's possible replacements
The two biggest names that will get a chance to replace Will Fuller in the Houston Texans starting lineup are Jalen Strong and Braxton Miller. Strong has been with the team since the Texans used a third-round pick on him in 2015. In his rookie year, he caught 14 passes for 161 yards and three touchdowns and matched his reception numbers in 2016, with 14 catches for 131 yards but no scores.
Braxton Miller was a third-round pick last season. Miller played in 10 games in his rookie season and caught 15 passes for 99 yards and one touchdown. It can't make the Houston Texans feel secure to know that the two players that they want to step into the No. 2 role had a combined 29 receptions for 230 yards and one touchdown. Also competing for playing time is former Dallas Cowboys receiver Devin Street, whose best year was in 2015 when he caught seven passes for 114 yards and one touchdown.
The Houston Texans also signed former San Francisco 49ers receiver DeAndrew White, who has two receptions for 18 yards in his two-year NFL career. While DeAndre Hopkins is one of the top receivers in the NFL, he needs someone opposite him to take pressure off if he wants to help either Tom Savage or Deshaun Watson step up and succeed as their starting quarterback in 2017.
There is an outside chance that the Houston Texans could look for a new receiver to step into the role opposite DeAndre Hopkins until Will Fuller returns. However, until they find the player ready for that role, things look rough for the Texans' young quarterbacks.
Shawn Lealos
Shawn Lealos is a freelance writer. Shawn received his Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Oklahoma with a minor in Film Studies. He has worked as a journalist for over 20 years, first in the world of print journalism before moving to online media as the world changed.
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Kirby was appointed as electrical contractor for a 25,000m2 office fit-out for WeWork. The projected consisted of fully exposed high level services installation, underfloor services, structural cabling and mechanical power across 8 floors. Kirby completed the project successfully within a challenging schedule, with manpower peaking at 60.
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StructureCraft was selected by Graham Construction to design, supply and install the Aldergrove Recreation Centre timber canopies.
The canopies features a 13,000 sqft DLT (Dowel-laminated Timber) roof structure on glulam beams and steel columns. The DLT panels were manufactured and prefabricated in our shop and erected in four weeks on site.
StructureCraft was able to deliver the high-quality demanded by this structure, by taking great care in choice of materials and finishes.
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Plus Guidance - No one should suffer in silence.
A few weeks ago, I was approached by PlusGuidance, an online counselling platform, in regards to writing an article for them, highlighting their site's benefits. Having personally endured a long history of mental health issues, which are thankfully now in the past, I think it's a subject that needs to be discussed and highlighted as much as is possible, as I know only too well, how difficult it can be to go through, especially if you don't know where or even how to get help.
I think depression, much like grief, is one of those things, that can seemingly hit you from varying angles, at varying speeds and with varying ramifications. Its onset can be caused by a variety of reasons and each experience with it is seemingly very individual. Sometimes however, it is that precise individuality that can make it so difficult to treat, because ultimately and perhaps rather inconveniently, it's not just a case of one solution for all.
My battle with depression raged on for over ten excruciatingly long years and I can honestly say, without a shadow of a doubt, it was truly the darkest, loneliest and most hauntingly solemn period of my life. I felt completely unable to express how I was feeling to anyone, ever and thus, for the most part, I found myself repeatedly seeking comfort in my own bitter twisted thoughts, somewhat convinced that no one could or would, possibly ever understand what I was going through, let alone help.
I was entirely suicidal for all of my teen years and well into my early twenties and spent much of those years contemplating and indeed attempting to end my own life. My body became a cage to me, something I felt trapped in and I was so overwhelmed by feelings of grief, rage and sadness, that I, quite literally, hit, bit, screamed and attempted to punch my way out of it, often leading to battle scars and tears.
I just didn't know how to help myself and the few people around me, who were witness to what was going on, equally struggled to know what to do, in order to aid the situation. Which, in truth, lead to a lot of resentment on my side and probably a lot of grief on theirs.
On the first few occasions that I managed to pluck up the courage to seek out professional help, each appointment ended up leaving me feeling more lost and isolated than ever. Both doctors I saw were older, male and very unsympathetic, asking me very few relevant questions, handing me a questionnaire to complete and then ultimately sending me away with a pamphlet for counselling. I remember walking out thinking, 'if a doctor can't help me, then who can!?' Which, to a certain extent, made me start to believe that this endless suffering was just something I needed to accept, as part of who I was.
After several years, I did finally attempt to seek help again, mostly because by this point, I had tipped so far into a state of suicidal thinking, that it seemed as though I had nothing left to lose. Thankfully, on this occasion, my experience was entirely different. I had a young female doctor, who was empathetic, she listened and asked me questions. She offered me counselling, gave me advice for my insomnia and prescribed me anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medication. Sat in her office that day, I burst into tears in relief that finally, someone was acknowledging that something was wrong with me.
In all fairness, I never did end up going to counselling and the medication, whilst it helped for a duration of time, was really more of a prevention than a cure and after nine months, with the effects of the drugs having somewhat worn off, as my system adapted to it, my suicidal thoughts returned once again and I ended up trying to take an overdose. However, in a lot of ways, just getting that initial help was exactly what shifted things for me and ended up changing everything, because I no longer felt alone, or ashamed at what I was feeling, which meant that I was finally able to overcome my inability to talk about it and in the end, that has truly been one of the major factors in getting better.
Personally, I found that the main cause behind my depression was a complete inability to deal with and equally let go of, some of my childhood experiences, as well as a general feeling that my life lacked any purpose or direction. Over the course of more than thirteen intolerable years, I suffered abysmally from both mental and physical abuse at my own hands, almost entirely in silence, simply because I never knew where to turn, or how to get help and I am certain, that even now, despite mental health being given more and more coverage, there are still people out there, suffering the same.
Which is why I think websites like PlusGuidance, are such a great idea. They offer an online counselling service, that helps anyone, anywhere and pretty much at any time. Which, when you consider how imperative time and accessibility can be, in terms of getting help, before things fatally veer off course, I think it's a pretty important service that they're able to provide. I know that a large part of what put me off getting counselling, through the NHS, was the long waiting list. When you're already struggling and it's taken everything you have, just to pluck up the courage to finally speak to someone, being forced to wait several weeks can potentially see you vastly lose enthusiasm.
Also, the ability for people to keep their anonymity when using the service, is something that I think will most likely appeal to a fair few individuals, who perhaps weren't comfortable seeking help in the first place and although the multitude of professional counsellors on offer to choose from, who each vary in levels of expertise in differing subjects, might be understandably daunting at first, in terms of knowing who's going to be the best fit, another notable advantage to the site, is the free consultation option on offer. Which personally, I think is a great feature as, in their own words, "people should be able to choose who they speak to, as it gives them the opportunity to see who is right for them."
So, as I say, all mental health issues are entirely individual and really, must in turn be treated that way, however, if you, or someone you know, is suffering, don't let them or yourself, suffer in silence. Sometimes, just taking that initial step and having a conversation, can ultimately be what puts you, or them, onto the road to recovery.


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Wieringermeer é um antigo município dos Países Baixos localizado na província da Holanda do Norte. A sede do município fica na cidade de Wieringerwerf.

Ligações externas
 Site de Wieringermeer

Antigos municípios da Holanda do Norte

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Born and raised on Samish Island, Stacey spent most of her life in beautiful Skagit County. Her great-grandfather, Chris Knutzen, was one of the founding members of Land Title and Escrow in 1940 and Stacey is honored to serve as a director of the company.
Stacey earned a BA in Business Administration with an Accounting Concentration from Pacific Lutheran University along with a minor in Biology. Soon thereafter, she became a licensed CPA and she worked for many years as a CPA for the Seattle office of Grant Thornton LLP. She and her husband moved back to Skagit County to raise their children and she has been working as Controller for the various Chris Knutzen companies since 2003. Stacey is experienced in many real estate matters including purchases, sales, and leasing of rental properties, commercial properties, and farm ground.
Stacey's husband, Colonel, is a tax attorney for a law firm in Seattle. Their two sons attend elementary school in the Burlington-Edison school district and Stacey enjoys accompanying them and cheering at all of their extra-curricular activities.
Since 2012, Stacey has been serving as a director of the Skagit Community Foundation. She served as Secretary for two years and currently holds the position of Treasurer. The Foundation "connects people who care with causes that matter". Stacey also volunteers at her children's school as room parent each year, helping in class as needed, and as a member of the PTA.
She enjoys spending any spare time with her family. Activities often include skiing, playing various backyard sports, and traveling.


I did this painting of the famous island community off Normandy in northern France from sketches I'd made when we were travelling around France looking for a house.
Apart from the stunning romanesque architecture of the abbey and fortifications, the most fascinating aspect is the change the tide has on the view. Sometimes part of the mainland when the tide is out, but an island about one kilometre off the coast when it's in.


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প্রচ্ছদ বহিঃবিশ্ব The Arctic Ocean is being polluted by tiny plastic fibers from our...
The Arctic Ocean is being polluted by tiny plastic fibers from our clothes
Tiny microfiber strands, washed into the ocean from laundering our clothes or from industrial wastewater, are polluting one of the most remote regions on Earth.
While microplastics — those measuring up to 5 millimeters in diameter, or about the size of a sesame seed — have previously been found in Arctic sea ice, new research has found that microplastic pollution is widespread near the surface of seawater across all regions of the Arctic, including the North Pole.
The study, published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications, found that 92% of those microplastic particles are miniscule synthetic fibers — with most of these being polyester.
Researchers say the size, shape and type of the material is consistent with the fibers lost from clothing and textiles through laundry and textile production.
"Microplastics have reached the remote reaches of every corner in the Arctic Ocean, from Norway, to the North Pole, to the Canadian and US Arctic waters," said Dr. Peter S. Ross, lead author of the study and adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia's department of earth, ocean and atmospheric sciences.
Despite being a very remote region, the Arctic is intimately linked to "our homes and to our laundry and our shopping habits," in the rest of the world, Ross added.
Around two-thirds of our clothing consists of synthetic materials, including polyester, nylon and acrylic.
These tiny synthetic fibers can enter the water supply in wastewater from factories or from people washing their clothes. Wastewater treatment plants are able to catch much of it but the rest can eventually flow into rivers, waterways and, ultimately, the ocean.
Sea ice in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago in July 2017. Seawater samples were taken from 71 locations across a vast swathe of the Arctic region. Credit: David Goldman/AP
On four ships, teams of scientists collected seawater samples — from depths of 3 to 8 meters (10 to 26 feet) below the surface — at 71 locations across a vast swathe of the Arctic region. The area stretched from Norway, through the North Pole into the central Canadian Arctic, down through the archipelago, and then west into the Beaufort Sea, straddling the US-Canada border.
Experts calculated that, Arctic-wide, there were around 40 microplastic particles per cubic meter of water (equivalent to 1.13 particles per cubic foot). Synthetic fibers were the dominant source of microplastics at 92.3%, with the majority consisting of polyester.
Concentrations of microplastics were three times higher in the Eastern Arctic (above Western Europe and the North Atlantic Ocean) than they were in the Western Arctic (above the Western Canadian shoreline and above Alaska). The eastern fibers were also 50% longer compared to the west and also appeared newer and fresher — suggesting that most fibers encountered in the Arctic Ocean originated from the Atlantic.
That's not surprising, researchers said, given that more water flows from the Atlantic into the Arctic Ocean than it does from the Pacific.
The Arctic is often characterized as the barometer of the planet's health, and the region is considered extremely vulnerable, especially to the climate crisis.
There are concerns around how these polyester fibers may impact humans and marine wildlife such as birds, fish and zooplankton. Studies have already found microplastics in the guts of fish and sea life, and there are fears about the potential for human ingestion and possible health effects — especially for indigenous communities that rely heavily on seafood.
Though the science on the impacts of microplastics on health is still nascent, Ross said we can be "fairly confident that plastic is not good for any creature of any size or shape or feeding ecology, and that plastic offers zero nutrition."
"The big challenge for the scientific community is how to characterize and documenting cause and effect for a very complex family of pollutants," he added.
The global textile industry produces more than 40 million tons of synthetic fabrics a year, and the vast majority of this is polyester clothing.
Ross said there is a growing acknowledgment among many clothing companies that they shouldn't only see their footprint in terms of water use, dyes, chemicals and emissions, but "also need to address concerns on fibers shedding around laundry and the lifetime of their products."
"This should underscore an intimate link with every single individual in North America, Asia, Europe, in the northern hemisphere and the far North, where we really shouldn't expect to find this sort of a footprint," Ross said.
This article has been updated to reflect a correct conversion from cubic meters to cubic feet.
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যশোরে পলিতে ভরাট স্লুইচ গেট, প্লাবিত অর্ধশত বাড়িঘর


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Q: React call api open-meteo i do a call to open-meteo api ,with react component :
//this is the custome hook:
import axios from 'axios';
import { useState , useEffect } from 'react'
export const UseFetch = (url) => {
const [data, setData] = useState({});
const [error, setError] = useState("");
const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false);

useEffect( () => {

    !loading &&
        axios
        .get(url)
        .then((res) => {
            setLoading(true);
            setData(res.data.daily);
            setError("")
            // setLoading(false)
        })
        .catch((error) => {
            setLoading(false);
            setError(error.message);
            setData([]);
            setError("something went wrong !")

        })
}, [loading, url])

return {
data, error, loading
}
}
//this is the component who render the forcast :
import React from 'react'
import {UseFetch} from '../components/UseFetch'
const Forecast = ({latitude, longitude}) => {
const {data, error, loading} =  UseFetch(`https://api.open-meteo.com/v1/forecast?latitude=${latitude}&longitude=${longitude}&daily=sunrise,sunset,windspeed_10m_max,windgusts_10m_max,winddirection_10m_dominant&timezone=auto`)
console.log(data)

//change les direction de degree a direction
const cardinalDirections = [
    "N", "NNE", "NE", "ENE",
    "E", "ESE", "SE", "SSE",
    "S", "SSW", "SW", "WSW",
    "W", "WNW", "NW", "NNW"
  ];

function degreesToCardinal(degrees) {
const i = Math.round(degrees / 22.5);
return cardinalDirections[i % 16];
}

 if (loading) {
  return
Loading forecast data...

 }
if (error) {
  return
Error loading forecast data. Please try again later.

}

if(data){
  const windGustArray = data;
  console.log(windGustArray)
return (

Week Forecast

        Date
        Sunrise
        Sunset
        Max Wind Speed
        Max Wind Gusts
        Wind Direction

    {Object.keys(windGustArray.time).map((index) => (

        {windGustArray.time[index]}
        {new Date(windGustArray.sunrise[index]).toISOString().split('T')[1].split(':').slice(0,2).join(':')}
        {new Date(windGustArray.sunset[index]).toISOString().split('T')[1].split(':').slice(0,2).join(':')}
        {windGustArray.windspeed_10m_max[index]}
        {windGustArray.windgusts_10m_max[index]}
        {degreesToCardinal(windGustArray.winddirection_10m_dominant[index])}

        ))}

It is working the first time, i have all the data but when i refresh the page the data object is empty.if i comment the table, the data come back in the console log ...

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blackRoom.getEnabledScripts = function() {

var prefs=com.mojang.minecraftpe.MainActivity.currentMainActivity.get().getSharedPreferences("mcpelauncherprefs",0);

var scripts=prefs.getString("enabledScripts","");

return scripts.split(";");

};

blackRoom.getEnabledMods = function() {

var prefs=com.mojang.minecraftpe.MainActivity.currentMainActivity.get().getSharedPreferences("mcpelauncherprefs",0);

var scripts=prefs.getString("enabledPatches","");

return scripts.split(";");

};

blackRoom.getEnabledAddons = function() {

var prefs=com.mojang.minecraftpe.MainActivity.currentMainActivity.get().getSharedPreferences("mcpelauncherprefs",0);

var scripts=prefs.getString("enabledAddons","");

return scripts.split(";");

};

var scriptName = "BlackRoom.js";

if(blackRoom.getEnabledMods().length > 0 || blackRoom.getEnabledAddons().length > 0 || blackRoom.getEnabledScripts()[0] != scriptName){

	 CTX.runOnUiThread(new java.lang.Runnable( {
		run: function(){
			try{
        var dialog = new android.app.AlertDialog.Builder(CTX);
        dialog.setTitle("<Black Room> 본 스크립트 외 다른 스크립트, 모드, 애드온을 비활성화 시켜야 합니다");
		     dialog.setNegativeButton("닫기", null);
		     dialog.create();
		     dialog.show();

		     } catch(e) {
        blackRoom.error(e);
      }
      }}));

isScriptActivated = false;

}

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Emulators are the softwares that allow pc users to run a parallel android smartphone on the system. Emulators are available for almost all the platforms (OS) of PC. Dozens of Android emulators and iOS emulators are there on the internet. But the question arises is which emulators should we use?. To avoid this confusion for the users who want an Android emulator for the PC, we have created a list of best Android Emulators for PC.
But before proceeding for Emulators you must note that using emulators will slow down your PC. But as mentioned above, you can use an Android Device on your PC. Using that Emulators, you can play all the android games and even can enjoy WhatsApp on your PC. Thus, let's begin with our list.
MEmu is an Android 6.0 (marshmallow) based emulators thus, it offers all the latest apps a platform to get installed. However, many of the emulators run on KitKat and as a result, very few apps can be installed on them but on MEmu you can download any app you want. MEmu is compatible with both Intel and AMD chipsets.
The very first impression of MEmu will be like using a jelly bean version but this emulator is easily upgradable to lollipop. Apart from this, MEmu is a free emulator for PC.
AMIDuOS is a paid emulator with spending 10$ for this emulator won't be a bad investment. AMIDous comes in two different version of Android, the first one is version 4.0 I.e. Jellybean whereas another version is 6.0 I.e. Marshmallow. This emulator is a perfect option for office and personal use. You can't play high ends Android Games but you can play some average games. While downloading AMIDuOS you have to download additional files in order to use the emulators to its 100%. If you want to give it a try then you can activate the trial period for 30 days and can pay if you want to continue the usage.
Leapdroid is among the most reliable emulators for PC but it is not very popular because it runs on Android KitKat version. LeapDroid is now owned by Google, thus you can imagine the features and speed offered by LeapDroid emulator. Recently Google gave a statement that they will release a new Android version for this Emulator and after that upgrade, LeapDroid will be a stunning revolution in the field of Android emulator in PC. Although in the older version too, you can enjoy Clash of Clan and Pokémon games. You can give it a try to LeapDroid if you want a decent emulator.
So, this was a list of best Android Emulators for PC. All the android emulators have a common feature that you can install Apk directly through your system. Thus, you can install the apps that aren't there on Play Store. Apart from this, it supports all the keyboard gestures and mouse. Though you can play games like PUBG and other games using your system's keyboard and Mouse.


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Mickey Mousecapade, released in Japan as , is a platform video game developed and published by Hudson Soft originally in 1987 for the Family Computer (Famicom) in Japan. Capcom published the game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in the United States in 1988.

The game's plot involves Mickey Mouse attempting to save Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Minnie Mouse follows Mickey around and occasionally gets kidnapped. Various villains from Disney cartoons and animated films appear throughout the game as bosses.

Summary

Mickey and Minnie are traveling through the Fun House, the Ocean, the Forest, the Pirate Ship, and the Castle trying to rescue someone mentioned only as "a friend" in ads and the instruction manual. In the game's ending, the friend is revealed to be Alice from Alice in Wonderland. In the Japanese version, Alice is prominently featured on the box art and instruction manual.

Reception

Allgame's Skyler Miller described the visuals as serviceable, but the music as overly repetitive. Miller awarded the game two out of five stars. IGN rated it the 86th greatest NES game of all time.

See also
List of Disney video games

Notes

References

External links

1987 video games
Alice in Wonderland (franchise)
Disney games by Capcom
Disney video games
Hudson Soft games
Mickey Mouse video games
Nintendo Entertainment System games
Nintendo Entertainment System-only games
Platform games
Single-player video games
Video games developed in Japan
Video games featuring female protagonists
Video games scored by Takeaki Kunimoto


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29. If the assessor of the body is a partnership or a legal person and the right of the partner, director or employee designated under section 21 to act as an assessor for the purposes of this Act is withdrawn, the contract between the body and the partnership or legal person may remain binding if another partner, director or employee then meets the requirements provided in section 22 and is designated in accordance with section 21.
1979, c. 72, s. 29; 1991, c. 32, s. 20; 1999, c. 40, s. 133; 1999, c. 90, s. 26.
29. If the assessor of the body is a partnership or a legal person and the permit of the partner, director or employee designated under section 21 is revoked or his right to act as an assessor, for the purposes of this Act, is withdrawn, the contract between the body and the partnership or legal person may remain binding if another partner, director or employee then meets the requirements provided in section 22 and is designated in accordance with section 21.
1979, c. 72, s. 29; 1991, c. 32, s. 20; 1999, c. 40, s. 133.
29. If the assessor of the body is a partnership or a corporation and the permit of the partner, director or employee designated under section 21 is revoked or his right to act as an assessor, for the purposes of this Act, is withdrawn, the contract between the body and the partnership or corporation may remain binding if another partner, director or employee then meets the requirements provided in section 22 and is designated in accordance with section 21.
1979, c. 72, s. 29; 1991, c. 32, s. 20.
29. If the assessor of the municipality is a partnership or a corporation and the permit of the partner, director or employee designated under section 21 is revoked or his right to act as an assessor, for the purposes of this act, is withdrawn, the contract between the municipality and the partnership or corporation may remain binding if another partner, director or employee then meets the requirements provided in section 22 and is designated in accordance with section 21.


Prepare apples in a large bowl. Pour orange juice over apple wedges to prevent oxidation and set aside.
Preheat Mega Skillet over medium heat for approximately 5 - 7 minutes. When several drops of water sprinkled on pan skitter and dissipate, add heavy cream, brown sugar, honey, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla. Bring to a simmer and add rolled oats. Whisk intermittently until sauce becomes slightly thickened.
Drain juice from apples and add to the sauce in Mega Skillet, fold and cover. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer for 10 - 15 minutes, until apples are slightly cooked.
For topping, combine whole wheat flour, brown sugar, oats, and cinnamon in a medium bowl. With a fork or pastry blender, cut in butter until crumbly. Sprinkle topping over apple mixture.
Bake in oven at 350°F/177°C for 45 - 50 minutes for a crisp topping.
For a low-fat alternative, exchange heavy cream with a low-fat milk or an alternative milk, such as almond milk or soy milk. Butter may be exchanged with a non-dairy vegetable spread, ½ cup apple juice or ¼ cup agave nectar.
For serving, top apple crisp with vanilla ice cream, berries and mint.


On January 11, we kicked off our 3-part series "Impact Measurement CIP", which came out of the Unconference conversation at AtA at SOCAP16. The objective of this working group is to better understand how we measure, report and reflect the way we as accelerators support and grow our entrepreneur ecosystems, thereby creating long-term, sustainable and measurable outcomes.
Our first session was reflective, focused on understanding how accelerators are currently measuring the impact of themselves, as well as of the ventures they support, to determine where is it easy to measure impact and where are we facing challenges.
There was a great discussion on current approaches, which vary from embedding impact dashboards into programmes themselves down to post-session data capture (e.g. surveys). Metrics that are widely explored include companies and entrepreneurs supported, jobs created, funding raised and lives impacted.
It was clear that some important strides are already being made in the domain of impact measurement, but at the same time it is not without challenges related to ease of collection, frequency, and follow through. For others, it was about determining which data points to capture, given the spectrum of diversity between entity types/areas of focus, and sectoral depth–with this backdrop then impacting the method of collection. There was also a call to action to better identify the secret sauce of one's program, and then develop metrics that directly tie into what is offered.
The opportunities lie in leveraging tools that offer better data capture and visualisation, better representation of how the efficacy of mentorship and wider network effects can be understood, and finally capitalising on the use of cluster-specific analysis, given the deepening level of industry-wide specialisation and growth of the impact entrepreneurship space. Another area that could prove useful is the realm of better storytelling to convey deeper impact stories and help tie in the role of accelerators in facilitating those success stories.
Our next steps will include building on this discussion; Session 2 in February will revolve around identifying common metrics that are universal to all impact accelerators, as well as zoning on other measures of how impact can be captured. Furthermore, there is the opportunity to build on the theme of collaboration, not only amongst the group, but also other stakeholders.
Sana Kapadia is a Funding & Impact Program Manager at Spring, the startup school for entrepreneurs who want to change the world.


New to the SCA? Want to know what we are all about? You've come to the right place!
The SCA is a medieval reenactment society with an emphasis on pre 17th european history, although there are people who focus on Asian and the america's history as well. Anything that you can imagine having been done in history there is an analog for. Interested in getting in armor and fighting in chivalric combat? We've got that! Looking to learn to make amazing garb? We've got that too! Looking to make beverages, adult and not? Or learning to shoot a bow, throw an axe or ride a horse? We've got that as well. There are more activities then we can reasonably put on this page, but if you are still interested here is someone whose done the work for me.
Is this expensive to get into?
Firstly we have loaner armor, and loaner garb so you can start today, and see if it is something you would be interested in doing. Secondly we have many amazing crafts persons that can guide and may even show you how to build good looking starter garb and armor, for not very much at all. And lastly practice is free to attend, so come by and ask us any questions you may have.
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Special tributes marking the centenary of the Armistice that ended the First World War (1914–18) will take place across the shire this Sunday, November 11. 10.00am, The public are invited to muster at Club Bega on Gipps Street 10.25am, The march begins down Carp Street towards the Bega Soldiers Memorial Gates where the service will be conducted. 11.00am, The service will commence at the Bega War Memorial on Carp Street. After the service, the Bega Lions Club will provide a BBQ lunch in the memorial precinct. If any church groups or service groups would like to join the march please notify the parade commander Warrick Otton on arrival. Members of the Bemboka 7th Light Horse Troop will be attending the march together for the first time on November 11 to mark Armistice Day. The Bermagui RSL Sub-branch will conduct a commemorative service at the Bermagui War Memorial on Lamont Street at 10.45 am. One minute of silence will be held at 11am sharp. Members of the community are asked to attend the commemorate service in memory of those who died or suffered in all wars and armed conflicts. Tathra residents will assemble at the flagpole at 10.20am. The flag will lower to half mast and the bugles sound the last post after one minutes silence at 11am sharp. The community is urged to attend this memorable service. Our service of commemoration at Bemboka that day will start at 10.30 am We also have a new flag pole which has been kindly donated to us by the Merimbula RSL Sub Branch and erected by the Bega Valley Shire Council. The service will commence with the dedication of the new flagpole and the best way to dedicate a flag pole is to fly a flag on it. All are welcome to come and take part in Remembering the centenary of this important day in our history. Merimbula RSL Sub-branch encourage the whole community to attend the special service and observe one minute's silence at 11am, in memory of those who died or suffered in all wars and armed conflicts. 9.30am, Bowls room will be open for the remembrance day display from six local schools. (Tea coffee scones and jam will be served until the service starts about 10.30am) 10.30am, Down at the Beach St Memorial music from that era will be played and the laying of poppies 11.00am, The service will commence at the Beach St Memorial 11.10am, Vintage Aircraft fly over, service continues 12.00pm, In the bowls room, Soup and Damper will be served. 2.00pm, Remembrance day display will draw to a close. 7.05pm, Town crier Alan Moyse will perform a specially written proclamation 'Cry for Peace Around the World' at the Beach Street Memorial. Mr Moyse will be the first town crier of the Bega Valley to join more than 140 town criers from around the world to mark the 100th anniversary of the Armistice. The Eden RSL sub-branch will hold the annual service at the memorial on Calle Calle street commencing at 10.45am. One minute silence to remember the fallen at 11am will be followed by wreath laying and the singing of the national anthem. Bombala's Remembrance Day commemorations start at 11am on Saturday at the Bombala Cenotaph with a prayer, followed by a prologue by president of the Bombala RSL sub branch, Rob Letts. Wreaths will be laid by community groups after which an address will follow by a local student. A minutes silence will be observed before two versus of The Ode will be read by participating school students. The Bombala Rotary and Community Choir will lead the singing of the National Anthem. In Delegate the Remembrance Day commemoration begins at 10.40am at the Delegate Cenotaph with guests asked to arrive 10 minutes early at 10.30am. Delegate RSL sub branch president, Phil Pipe will lead the proceedings. Mr Pope will also give a quick talk about the three local men that were in the Australian Light Horse during the Battle of Beersheba 100 years ago. Delegate Public School students will attend the Remembrance Day Service with school leaders doing the readings. The public are invited to lay wreaths at the Delegate Cenotaph. The Delegate Hotel and Delegate Cafe will be open for drink and food. The Bungarby Remembrance Day Service, held by Rev Jenni Roberts starts at 10.40am with guests asked to arrive by 10.30am. A minutes silence will be observed at 11am. The Bungarby service will be held around the monument unless weather is inclement and then the service will be in the Bungarby Memorial Hall. In the main room of the Bungarby Hall hangs a display of photos and information relating to the Bungarby and district WWI men.
Special tributes marking the centenary of the Armistice that ended the First World War (1914–18) will take place across the shire this Sunday, November 11.
10.25am, The march begins down Carp Street towards the Bega Soldiers Memorial Gates where the service will be conducted.
11.00am, The service will commence at the Bega War Memorial on Carp Street.After the service, the Bega Lions Club will provide a BBQ lunch in the memorial precinct.
If any church groups or service groups would like to join the march please notify the parade commander Warrick Otton on arrival.
Members of the Bemboka 7th Light Horse Troop will be attending the march together for the first time on November 11 to mark Armistice Day.
The Bermagui RSL Sub-branch will conduct a commemorative service at the Bermagui War Memorial on Lamont Street at 10.45 am.
One minute of silence will be held at 11am sharp.
Members of the community are asked to attend the commemorate service in memory of those who died or suffered in all wars and armed conflicts.
Tathra residents will assemble at the flagpole at 10.20am.
The flag will lower to half mast and the bugles sound the last post after one minutes silence at 11am sharp.
The community is urged to attend this memorable service.
We also have a new flag pole which has been kindly donated to us by the Merimbula RSL Sub Branch and erected by the Bega Valley Shire Council. The service will commence with the dedication of the new flagpole and the best way to dedicate a flag pole is to fly a flag on it.
All are welcome to come and take part in Remembering the centenary of this important day in our history.
Merimbula RSL Sub-branch encourage the whole community to attend the special service and observe one minute's silence at 11am, in memory of those who died or suffered in all wars and armed conflicts.
12.00pm, In the bowls room, Soup and Damper will be served.
2.00pm, Remembrance day display will draw to a close.
7.05pm, Town crier Alan Moyse will perform a specially written proclamation 'Cry for Peace Around the World' at the Beach Street Memorial. Mr Moyse will be the first town crier of the Bega Valley to join more than 140 town criers from around the world to mark the 100th anniversary of the Armistice.
The Eden RSL sub-branch will hold the annual service at the memorial on Calle Calle street commencing at 10.45am.
One minute silence to remember the fallen at 11am will be followed by wreath laying and the singing of the national anthem.
Bombala's Remembrance Day commemorations start at 11am on Saturday at the Bombala Cenotaph with a prayer, followed by a prologue by president of the Bombala RSL sub branch, Rob Letts.
Wreaths will be laid by community groups after which an address will follow by a local student.
A minutes silence will be observed before two versus of The Ode will be read by participating school students.
The Bombala Rotary and Community Choir will lead the singing of the National Anthem.
In Delegate the Remembrance Day commemoration begins at 10.40am at the Delegate Cenotaph with guests asked to arrive 10 minutes early at 10.30am.
Delegate RSL sub branch president, Phil Pipe will lead the proceedings.
Mr Pope will also give a quick talk about the three local men that were in the Australian Light Horse during the Battle of Beersheba 100 years ago.
Delegate Public School students will attend the Remembrance Day Service with school leaders doing the readings.
The public are invited to lay wreaths at the Delegate Cenotaph.
The Delegate Hotel and Delegate Cafe will be open for drink and food.
The Bungarby Remembrance Day Service, held by Rev Jenni Roberts starts at 10.40am with guests asked to arrive by 10.30am.
A minutes silence will be observed at 11am.
The Bungarby service will be held around the monument unless weather is inclement and then the service will be in the Bungarby Memorial Hall.
In the main room of the Bungarby Hall hangs a display of photos and information relating to the Bungarby and district WWI men.
This story Remembrance Day services across the Bega Valley first appeared on Bega District News.


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