A pronoun is a word which is used in place of a proper noun or a common noun. Generally, a pronoun takes the place of a particular noun. The pronoun refers to its antecedent. A pronoun helps us avoid unnecessary repetition in our writing and speech.
In other words, words that can be used instead of a noun are called pronouns. The word "pronoun" means "for a noun".
Look at Mike. Mike is a good boy.
Mike loves to study. Mike is good at skating.
Instead of Mike we can use 'he'.
Look at Mike. He is a good boy.
He loves to study. He is good at skating.
The word 'he' takes the place of Mike and is called pronoun.
Enjoy reading this humorous folk tale. The pronouns have been highlighted with purple colour.
The people of a beautiful town called Rye determined one day that there was no point in all of them worrying about their various problems.
"Let us employ a Worry Man. He will have the liability to worry for all of us," said the mayor.
Everyone hailed it as a good initiative. They selected a sweeper for the job. According to them, he seemed to have a lot of time on his hands to worry all through the day. They decided to go and meet him.
"How much will I be paid?" he wanted to know when they explained the nature of the work to him.
"Hmmm… one penny a week," said the mayor.
"It won't work," said the sweeper.
"Why not?" asked the mayor.
Personal pronouns are used to replace nouns or noun phrases.
Personal pronoun of the first person stands for the person(s) speaking.
The matter is between Chris and me.
We shall stand by the truth.
Personal pronoun of the second person stands for the person(s) spoken to.
It is to thee that I owe a debt of gratitude.
Only you are allowed to attend the party.
Personal pronoun of the third person stands for the person(s) spoken of.
I heard him telling them about the movie.
He agreed to look after the baby.
The headmistress likes her a lot.
She asked me to review it by this evening.
They went to the museum.
It is an endangered species now.
They were planning to hide it under the bed.
Reflexive pronouns are pronouns where the subject and the object are the same person(s), i.e. when the action of the verb refers back to the doer. Reflexive pronouns are formed by using 'self' in the singular and 'selves' in the plural.
John reminded himself that he had to try harder.
You are old enough to dress yourself.
Suddenly, I found myself in a dark corner.
The dog covered itself with dirt.
They were discussing amongst themselves.
The only people there were ourselves.
Emphatic pronouns are pronouns used for highlighting, stressing or emphasizing the noun or pronoun that comes before it. An emphatic pronoun can be omitted without changing the sense of a sentence.
Joseph himself went to check the gate.
He himself is responsible for those low grades.
Jane herself looks into the nitty-gritty of running the house.
They themselves admitted to their mistakes.
The book itself tells you all about pronouns.
I myself am a slow walker.
The children themselves made the plan.
The village itself is very small.
We ourselves will be completing the assignment.
Ruskin Bond himself is a great author.
Relative pronouns are used to join sentences or clauses, and they refer back to the nouns going before them.
This is the lady who helped me.
This is the book that my mother wrote.
There is the man whose horse won the race.
This is the house which belongs to my great-grandfather.
This is the person whom we met at the party.
This is the letter box that I was talking about.
A chair is a piece of furniture which we use for sitting.
I found the ring that I thought I had lost.
Jack is the boy whose sister is a famous tennis player.
This is the boy who scored the highest marks.
Interrogative pronouns ask questions. Compound interrogative pronouns (those ending in 'ever') are used to express surprise, confusion, irritation, etc.
Who is there at the door?
Whom were you speaking to?
Whoever came to the shop?
He never does favour to others.
Everything was told prior to the meeting.
Many of them were injured.
An indefinite pronoun can stand for singular, plural or at times for both. The following lists some indefinite pronouns terms that are commonly used.
Demonstrative pronouns point out people or objects. There are four demonstrative pronouns.
Those are my neighbour's dogs.
These are cakes and those are burgers.
In those days, we were young and innocent.
Those keen to attend the magic show may come along.
That is the sound of a factory siren.
That is not the best thing to do.
This car is better than that.
These animals are wilder than those.
In above sentences, 'this' and 'these' are demonstrative adjectives, and 'that' and 'those' are demonstrative adjectives, and 'that' and 'those' are demonstrative pronouns.
A possessive pronoun points towards the owner of something.
The blue hat is mine. Yours is on the upper shelf.
My aunt is a Graphic Designer. This computer is hers.
Often the words used as possessive pronouns are slight modifications of the words used as possessive adjectives. So, we may get confused at times.
Remember, that there is a major distinction between them. While possessive pronouns are used in place of nouns, possessive adjectives modify or describe nouns.
This is my dress .
In these sentences 'mine', 'hers' and 'theirs' are possessive pronouns, and 'my', 'her' and 'their' are possessive adjectives.
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Hama has acquired a modern visual identity
The Hama brand, which offers accessories for various entertainment electronics, has changed its image to a more modern and simple one. Founded in 1923 in Dresden (Germany) as Hamaphot by German photographer Martin Hanke to produce laboratory equipment and photo printing supplies, the company is successfully celebrating its centenary. The development of the audio and video direction became the basis for the reorganization of the enterprise in the 80s of the last century, changing the list of products offered and changing the appearance.
In 1993, the brand took the name known to everyone today – Hama GmbH & Co KG. From the end of the 90s to the present day, today's brand has not only significantly changed and expanded the list of its offers, keeping up with the times in its field. He expanded his sales area opened a large logistics center in Monheim in 2006, organizing prompt deliveries of goods to Europe, America, and the Middle East. Today, after more than 20 years since the last visual changes, the brand, which is on the threshold of its century, again feels the urgent need for change. To meet modern requirements, to always be in the leading positions, the company paid attention to its visual identity, starting with the logo and emblem on the packaging.
Applying the achievements of modern digital technologies, the company has acquired a brighter and more saturated corporate red color, which somewhat gravitates towards an orange tint. This contributed to its selection among the huge variety of color solutions of similar offers in the distribution network. Against this background, the brand name was applied in contrasting white (in cases where there is no color on the substrate, the font is made in the same red) in beautiful lowercase letters. To provide a visual historical connection of the updated brand with its well-deserved past, the execution of the font retained the previously adopted style, which was formed with the help of italics. But it did not retain an absolute identity to demonstrate important features in today's brand.
First of all, this affected the shape of the letters, which became more direct. Connections that were previously made in the horizontal plane are completely surprised by the new design. The letter "h" – the first in the name, was composed of two elements, which formed a visual accent on it, highlighting the letter against the general background. The free space that appeared between the two segments is a symbolic demonstration of the independence of the brand and the infallibility of the path it has chosen.

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Carrying on the Tradition: Northwood Cabins
If you've ever traveled through Tupper Lake, you've probably spotted a row of charming, tidy, adorably small white cabins along Route 3. Close to the road, a jaunty neon sign -- one of the only such signs in the Adirondack Park, where neon is not...
August 17, 2020|Aurora Pfaff
Aurora Pfaff
If you've ever traveled through Tupper Lake, you've probably spotted a row of nine charming, tidy, adorably small white cabins along Route 3. The cabins look cheerful and inviting and make you want to drop everything and move right in. Closer to the road, a jaunty neon sign — one of the only such signs in the Adirondack Park, where neon is not allowed — proclaims this to be Northwood Cabins, a local icon that has been renewed and rejuvenated for a new generation or two of travelers.
Once upon a time, America was replete with motor courts, motor lodges, and just about any other kind of lodging that implied one thing: a great road trip. All over the country, clusters of tiny cabins popped up along roadsides and near some of the prettiest places travelers might want to visit, places where you could park right in front of your own miniature place to spend the night, tuck the kiddies in bed, or have a sweet, romantic honeymoon. Sounds pretty great, right? Well, dear reader, it was. Unfortunately, over the years travel tastes changed, flying was in, road trips were out. Chain hotels were the new thing and many of the old motor courts and motels disappeared. Fortunately, the gem that is the Northwood Cabins survived, and today they're better than ever, thanks to the efforts of one dedicated couple, Renee and Brian Burns, who saw something worth preserving and attracting new visitors.
The Northwood Cabins were built around 1929 and were originally out on the Old Wawbeek Road. In the late 1930s, a few years after Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert famously did their part to promote romantic road trips, the cabins were moved to their present location off Route 3. Since the move, they've been a landmark for visitors arriving from the east, a much-appreciated place to rest after a busy day, and an important, lasting part of the Tupper Lake community. The cabins have been owned by just a few people over the course of ninety-ish years, people who have taken great pride in maintaining the cabins as restful spots with great atmosphere. For many years, starting in 1978, the cabins were owned by Nancy and Bill Cadwallader, who were always keen to be faithful to the style of the 1930s, even with modern conveniences. Today, the Burns' keep up that ideal, using hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm to keep each cabin up to date, comfortable, and clean, all while having a unique character that visitors won't find anywhere else.
An older image of Northwood Cabins, courtesy Renee and Brian Burns.
Although the Burns' aren't originally from Tupper Lake, they have a long love for the Adirondacks and affection for the area. Brian's family lived on a dairy farm along the St. Lawrence and Franklin county line and spent summer vacations in the Adirondacks. Brian and Renee both graduated from nearby SUNY Plattsburgh and as they raised a family, they continued the tradition of family vacations in the Adirondacks. When retirement came along, everything came together in a magical way. As Renee explains, "When the opportunity came for us both to retire from our careers we saw this as an opportunity to do something entirely different in an area we love." The charm of the cabins and the unique nature of the property lured the Burns' to take on a new adventure. "It was definitely the neon light and the idea of bringing back to life a vintage motor court that drew us to Northwood Cabins."
Since purchasing the property, the Burns' have put heart and soul into fixing up, decorating, and overall showing love to the cabins, and the sign! The sign has been beautifully refurbished — it didn't work when the Burns' took over — and each cabin has had love, from new floors to wiring, plumbing to paint. What the Burns' have done, following in the footsteps of previous owners, is bring vibrant, new life to each cabin. As important as the structural changes, the decor of each cabin is unique and highlights the bright, cheerful colors and styles of the 1930s, and 1940s, making a difference for travelers looking for something different. Even the modern fridges look retro! Travelers are both drawn to and appreciate the nostalgic feel of the spaces, from the quilts on the beds to the welcoming sight of the porches. When asked about what makes the cabins so unique, Brian and Renee don't focus on the work they have done, but rather on the history, explaining, "Guests seem to really enjoy being a part of a place that has been around since the 1930s."
Although Brian and Renee have always found the property tranquil and inviting, they were surprised at how many guests have also felt inspired by the cabins. The cabins have been painted by artists and guests have shared poetry "written about the peacefulness of sitting on their porches and just watching the world go by. We knew it drew us to the property but are surprised that it retains that quality for others." The cabins, with their simple, effective charm, seem to draw people who want a break from the buzz of a fast-paced daily life, or who are looking for a getaway that exudes relaxation and peace in a way that many other overnight destinations can't offer. Guests may sit on their porches, or relax around the fire ring or at the gas grill.
In addition to being welcoming hosts, Brian and Renee are excellent ambassadors for the Adirondacks who love to help travelers plan new adventures throughout the area. Close to home, they recommend visits to The Wild Center, ADKX in Blue Mountain Lake, and paddling adventures on the Raquette River. "We like to encourage our guests to explore beyond the obvious," Renee explains, nothing that she and Brian share info with guests about lesser known, but no less beautiful, local hikes, and help plan out road trips to off-the-beaten-path shops, restaurants, and attractions, like the Six Nations Indian Museum in Onchiota and the Saranac Laboratory Museum in Saranac Lake. "We want to push people out into the nooks and crannies of the park."
Northwood Cabins, in all their restored vintage glory, are open every summer, through October. The nine cabins sleep 2-4 people, and all feature private, updated bathrooms, heat and air conditioning, wifi, flat screen televisions (perfect for catching up on an old movie, if you ask me), and refrigerators. Two of the larger cabins have kitchens, which means you can stock up at the splendid local market and whip up an Adirondack treat with fresh local ingredients. As the original American vacation destination, the Adirondacks are known for comfortable hospitality and friendliness. Brian and Renee are continuing that tradition, along with the tradition of the Northwood Cabins offering a restful, unique place to stay.
Start planning your visit today and learn about the beautiful natural attractions and activities in the Tupper Lake area. Don't forget: fall foliage is just around the corner!


Symbol of spirituality and good fortune, the mo'o or lizards meant just that to the early Hawaiian people. Swift and agile, lizards are one of the oldest and most powerful of Polynesian guardian spirits. These graceful lizards intertwine amongst tropical Monstera leaves on this fanciful uke and are sure to bring good mojo to your playing. Includes gig bag.


AbleTrend Trading System - Never Miss Any Chance!
AbleSys trading software offers traders specific buy, sell, stop signals and fully computerized trading automation for day trading, swing trading, and position trading of all markets, such as stocks, futures, commodities, and bonds etc.
AbleSys Corporation (ASC) is a worldwide leader in universal financial trading software and web application. As the creator of the benchmark ASCTrend indicator, AbleSys has long been synonymous with cutting edge financial trading technology. AbleSys strives to develop innovative products and services that meet users' evolving need in the Internet age. Founded in 1994, AbleSys is specializing in trading software and internet applications. Products include AbleTrend, ASCTrend, and WinTick.
AbleTrend 7.0 is a stand-alone windows program. Evolving from the classic benchmark ASCTrend indicators, AbleTrend 7.0 is a fully automatic trading system. It provides 100% objective buy/sell signals and stops for financial markets. AbleTrend 7.0 signals are based on time-tested award winning ASCTrend technology and statistical back-testing performance reports. Unlike other systems that are dependent on curve-fitting, AbleTrend 7.0 is universal, and works with any time frame. Other features include real-time and end of day multi-market AutoScan. The trading system software requires only one chart, only one system, less time to learn, and no interpretation during trading hours. Virtual Paper Trading (VPT), Exit rules, No Trade Zone (NTZ), Auto Order Execution (AOE), and Money Management modules are built-in.
ASCTrend was first introduced in 1995 and soon became one of the best-selling trend indicators and a new benchmark in trading. ASCTrend has convinced even the most market-hardened traders, risk managers and CTA's that it can improve their trading results. Today, ASCTrend is used worldwide. Trading firms, banks, fund managers, trading advisors, professional, and novice traders use ASCTrend. ASCTrend is proprietary and based on an important market principle. It seeks early recognition of market trends, coupled with the setting of optimal stops, for the purpose of guiding the traders toward profit. ASCTrend indicators are universal: They work with any markets and with any time charts. It makes no difference whether the markets are stocks, futures, bonds, mutual funds, options or any freely traded markets. The trend indicator software requires multiple charts, multiple indicators, much time to learn, and dedicated time to interpret during trading hours.
WinTick is a search engine for hot picks. Using the (e)ASCTrend Trading Signal, WinTick scans through more than 10,000 stocks and 43 futures of the U.S. markets at the End Of Day (EOD). WinTick provides extensive daily reports, such as today's hot picks, next day buy/sell target prices, back testing performance results, performance comparison between WinTick and buy/hold, and customized portfolio management.


The Institute for Behavioral Genetics (IBG) is an organized research unit of the CU Boulder Graduate School dedicated to conducting and facilitating research on the genetic and environmental bases of individual differences in behavior.
Founded in 1967, IBG is one of the top research facilities in the world for genetic research on behavior. Data collection and analysis are ongoing for several internationally renowned studies including the Colorado Adoption Project, the Colorado Twin Registry, the National Youth Survey Family Study, the Colorado Learning Disabilities Research Center, the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, and the Adolescent Brain and Cognitive Development Study. IBG is home to one of the nation's largest DNA repositories for research on human behavior, as well as housing a wide array of behaviorally and genetically defined lines of selected, recombinant inbred, transgenic and knockout-gene mice. Current research includes studies of aging, neurodegenerative disease, psychopathology, reading and learning disabilities, cognition, substance abuse, behavioral development and evolution.


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Il confortatore spirituale ha il compito di preparare alla "buona morte" il condannato alla pena capitale.

A partire dal XV secolo sorsero varie confraternite religiose con l'incarico di assistere i condannati a morte fino ai loro ultimi momenti. Nel giorno dell'esecuzione, i confratelli avevano il compito di confessare e comunicare il condannato, somministrargli l'ultimo pasto ed aiutarlo nella toletta (anche il taglio dei capelli se costui doveva essere decapitato).

Il condannato veniva quindi fatto uscire dalla cella ed accompagnato ferrato al patibolo lungo le strade della città mentre i confratelli lo seguivano in preghiera.

Consegnato il condannato al boia, i confratelli raccoglievano le elemosine in cassette di zinco con l'immagine di San Giovanni decollato chiamate bussole. Dopo l'esecuzione, le confraternite avevano l'incarico di prelevare il cadavere e di provvederne alla sepoltura nelle fosse comuni.

Confortatori spirituali
 San Filippo Neri

Collegamenti esterni
 Tunica del confortatore - Mucri, Museo criminologico

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Jackie and I appreciate all you do for the Lord! You are gifted and talented and you use what He has given you to bring glory and honor to Him. Jackie very briefly stated what you are going through in the ministry. It distressed me greatly, but he assured me you were okay with it, that you knew our Lord would work it out, and that the Ministry would be the Lonesome Road Ministry again.
I am so thankful that God sent you and Jackie into my life and into the Lonesome Road Ministry way back when we began in 2001. you guys have been a big supporter of the ministry with your prayers donations and Jackie's messages we have won many, many, to the Lord, and we ain't done yet! God is going to keep on using us in ways we never dreamed or thought possible as long as we keep saying, "Here am I Lord use me."
God bless you, your family, your Church for their help and support and God is going to continue blessing us as we continue this ministry as Lonesome Road Ministry!
God bless you and thanks for letting us know we are sending too many to your address. We sure don't want to overload you and we can send those CDs on to someone else who would be glad to get them. We appreciate your prayers and support so much!
What you are doing with this CD Ministry is just amazing. I been listening to these CD's from gas stations for about a year. I've given my life to the Lord so many times over the years, but I always slid back into my drug addiction, This time around I've fully surrendered it all to God. I'm back in Church and I'm learning so much about how amazing God and His love is. I'm so excited and so ready for my journey with God daily. I am a few days away from my 40th birthday and I have never worked or done anything good in my life except give birth to my 4 children.
Thank you so much for having a big part in leading me back to Jesus. I can not thank you enough. I would like to ask for your prayers for my husband's salvation. It's coming I'm just trying to rush it! Also my cousin Earl's salvation, say a prayer for him he is breaking my heart.
God bless you Anna We will be praying for you and your family. Hope you can make it to our conference September 28,29,30 at Trinity Assembly of God Church in Carmi.


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Artist Tips, Blog
Art is Activism: Getting Involved
Activism is defined as the policy or action of using campaigning to bring about political or social change. The current climate of our country calls for activism as a result of the continued unjust treatment of those oppressed and degraded in the Black community. Feelings of anxiety, fear, frustration, and confusion may follow as a result of these injustices. Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design is a safe space, strengthened by diversity and expression. This moment in history is a call to action and we have the power to affect change. We have compiled a handful of resources in which you can use to help start that change.
There is vast importance in teaching history. Education and research are crucial in learning from the mistakes of others, as to not repeat the behaviors of the past. History helps us understand how society can change and develop. Understanding the reason why there is a demand for justice for people like George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Sean Reed, Ahmaud Arbery and the many other citizens who face adversity is the first step in positive change. Do thorough and investigative research to educate yourself. "13TH" and "American Son" are available on Netflix, as well as the docu-series "When They See Us", all of which bring light to historical racial inequities and injustices within the police system dating back centuries. The RMCAD Library lists video resources and a guide with books, podcasts, and articles to help with educational research below:
Videos – The Limits of Justice, And Justice for All?, In Search of a Common Destiny
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Guide – https://rmcad.libguides.com/DEI
Listening to the stories of those around you and having open conversations can help expand your understanding, so check in with your peers and join RMCAD's Diversity Alliance. Prioritizing diversity and equity creates an environment that respects and values individual differences along varying dimensions. The Diversity Alliance is committed to being a safe space for student inclusion. They meet every Monday.
You must also take care of yourself in order to be able to serve and assist others. RMCAD's Health + Wellness Center offers group therapy sessions offered weekly on Wednesdays from 11:15 a.m. – 12:45 p.m., as well as individual appointments. These sessions aim to create a safe place for shared expression, empathy, and encouragement.
For more details about The Diversity Alliance, please email the Diversity Coordinator, Tya Anthony at tanthony@rmcad.edu. To make an appointment with a counselor, email counselor@rmcad.edu.
Artistic Resources
You've undoubtedly seen the outpouring of artistic expression as a result of these events. Whether it's here in Denver locally, or national, artists have been demonstrating solidarity and paying homage to the profound moment in time we are all a witness to the best way they know how- through their art. Sharing artwork can be a way to safely and comfortably express yourself. It is a voice that can be used to stand united against injustice, brutality, violence, prejudice, and racism. We encourage artists to use their platforms to speak up and stand by what's right. These artists were interviewed about the art they created shedding light on the travesties their communities have endured.
Diversity builds economic vitality, uplifts communities, and promotes productivity and resilience. A great way to participate in this form of activism is to support minority-owned businesses. Denver as a community is digging deep to provide support with an expansive list of local black-owned businesses. The list consists of 275+ non-profits, arts, entertainment, creative services businesses, and more. Influencers like Zoe Amira are even offering alternative solutions to support black artists, even if funds are tight. She put together an hour-long Youtube video featuring music, poetry, and art from black creatives. The most important thing about this video, however, is the ads. Zoe is donating 100% of the ad revenue gained from the video to a selection of organizations supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. Art helps influence communities, broaden minds, and facilitate change in a creative way, which is why artistic resources are invaluable. In the words of Angie Thomas, "Art is activism."
There are additional ways to constructively get involved, as activism comes in many forms. Consider making a donation, but make sure you're donating effectively. Donate to legal funds, neighborhood relief efforts, local aid-funds, or any legitimate national and local fund that resonates with you. Get in contact with state representatives. Sign a petition demanding justice and accountability for those who have been unfairly treated. Ensure that you're registered to vote, so that come election time, proper action can be taken by elected officials.
Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design's mission has always been to prepare learners to be forces of change in their industries, communities, and the world. We stand with you. One of our values is the importance of taking risks and being adaptable to change. The reward outweighs the risk associated with a nation where change is on the horizon. In the words of Margaret Mead, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."


Situated in Singapore, Executive Suite Master Bedroom provides accommodation 9 km from Singapore Zoo and 9 km from Night Safari. Complimentary WiFi is featured. Some units include a balcony and/or a patio with garden views. The homestay offers a terrace. A bicycle rental service is available at this property and cycling can be enjoyed nearby. Singapore Botanic Gardens is 22 km from Executive Suite Master Bedroom, while Big Box is 22 km away.
Please inform Executive Suite Master Bedroom in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.


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Home Our Services Due Diligence News Another Win for MBM
Another Win for MBM
Another Win for MBM – Federal Court of Canada Overturns Trademark Opposition Board and Recognizes the Overlap Between Alcohol and Tobacco (Cigars)
EMPRESSA CUBANA DEL TABACO dba CUBATABACO et al. v. TEQUILA CUERVO, S.A DE C.V. (2013) FC 1010
Scott Miller and Jonathan Roch, October 8, 2013
Factual Overview
Tequila Cuervo filed a Canadian trade-mark application for the trademark LAZARO COHIBA, disclaiming the word LAZARO. The application was based on proposed use for "alcoholic beverages, namely rum". The application was opposed by Cubatabaco on grounds including that LAZARO COHIBA was not registrable based on the likelihood of confusion with the COHIBA registered trademarks for cigars and tobacco. On September 30, 2008, the Trademark Opposition Board concluded that "in view of the differences between the wares and trades of the parties and the fact that the opponents have not established an extensive reputation for their marks " that the LAZARO COHIBA trademark was registrable.
Following the Trademark Opposition Board decision MBM was appointed as counsel to Cubatabaco. An appeal of the Board's decision was filed by application to the Federal Court. The Federal Court overturned the Board's decision and refused the registration of the LAZARO COHIBA trademark application.
Fame (Extensive Reputation) Demonstrating Without a Survey
MBM was able to demonstrate that the COHIBA trademarks are widely known across Canada by filing new evidence to establish that COHIBA has been referenced in films, television, music and other media, such as print magazines distributed in the United States and Canada. The fame of the COHIBA trademarks was established not by an expensive survey but by creatively revealing that pop media has used COHIBA cigars to demonstrate social status and wealth. The decision is equally important because it recognizes that for some iconic brands, personal ownership or use of the product is not essential to the awareness of the trademark. Click here to view a copy of the decision.
There are multiple ways for trademark professionals to establish confusion. While in some incidents expensive surveys may be necessary that will not always be the case.
Please contact Scott Miller or Jonathan Roch for more information.
RANDALL MARUSYK
" Randall is a partner of the firm and has been certified as a specialist in all areas of Canadian IP Law. "


Really nice resto! Where oh where did the 26" Comp III's come from??
https://porkchopbmx.com/kenda-k50-comp- ... 125-black/ I was hoping IRC was going to make a reproduction x-1 but these tires were there next best choice. Well, best choice after I foolishly let a set of farmer John's cousins leave with a bike.


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A Q&A with Rob Mueller-Owens
Rob Mueller-Owens takes an innovative approach...
Maggie Ginsberg
Posted: February 16, 2016 6:00 AM
by Maggie Ginsberg
Rob Mueller-Owens: Interim assistant principal, West High School and former positive behavior support coach, East High School.
Fresh off an invitation to the White House to strategize best practices for improving school culture, former East High School positive behavior support coach Rob Mueller-Owens now brings his innovative approach to West High School as interim assistant principal.
Tell us about your position with the Madison Metropolitan School District.
As a positive behavior support coach at East High, I was responsible for nurturing a safe and supportive school culture. From a global view, we try to create systems and structures that support students in making good decisions. Last year I made a big push to implement restorative practices as a key element to supporting positive behaviors. This year I've taken a new position as interim assistant principal at West High School, where I hope to bring restorative practices to the administrative level.
What are restorative practices, specifically restorative circles?
Ted Wattle, president of the International Institute for Restorative Practices, says the fundamental premise is that people are happier, more cooperative and productive, and more likely to make positive changes when those in positions of authority do things with them, rather than to them or for them. Basically, this work encompasses a range of approaches, including restorative justice, restorative dialogues, mediation and circles.
Restorative circles allow a community to come together to address an event. The intention is to restore a sense of harmony, grieve, celebrate, heal, mete out justice or problem solve. It involves bringing the person or people who need a circle together with other members of their community, as well as a circle facilitator. The facilitator asks a series of questions called "rounds." The first few rounds are low-risk to allow participants to learn about each other. Eventually the questions center on the issue the circle was called for, and then we close with a ceremony summarizing the experience.
Can you give an example of both a classroom circle and a community-building circle?
A classroom problem-solving circle is requested by the teacher. Usually, the culture of a classroom is not what it could be. Students might be having social drama, struggles with engagement or academic challenges. I meet with the teacher to discuss what's been going on and what they would like to see change. Sometimes I meet with a couple of students to do a pre-conference and even ask them to be my assistants during the circle. We follow a typical circle process but focus on learning and teaching, the struggles and the successes. Toward the end, I ask two questions: One, what is it that you need in this classroom to make it the kind of place where you can be an efficient and effective learner? Two, what is it that you are willing to commit to doing to make things happen starting tomorrow? Students write ideas on a board and we take a picture and email it to the teacher.
A community-building circle is different in the sense that we use the process to build trust and share stories. I explain to the participants that when we know each other's stories, it's a whole lot easier to be kind and compassionate with one another. And the more we understand each other's stories, the more we are able to see that each of us struggles and is hungry for authentic friendship. Ideally, these circles happen on a regular basis, perhaps even weekly for a period of time. This past year, I facilitated such circles with AVID classes for five weeks, and students often want to do additional "tune-up" circles as well.
What is your number-one objective when working with students?
Creating opportunities for students to see education as a collaborative effort. It requires a certain degree of trust and responsibility at all levels of the school and community. The students I work with are the most beautiful people in the world. They yearn to belong; they yearn to create meaning; they yearn to listen. They want to acquire the skills necessary to participate in the community and the workplace in meaningful ways. The children of this city motivate me every day. We often focus on the misbehavior of students, but I have to tell you, I see far more acts of kindness and compassion than I do negative or destructive behaviors.
What does the Madison Metropolitan School District and its students need most?
MMSD is most fortunate to be supported by the community as a whole, but what we need most is for state and federal politicians to bolster the mission and funding of our public schools. With the leadership of our administrators and the commitment of our teachers, we are owning our opportunity gaps and taking measurable steps to close the disparities. But honestly, it is difficult to do when we have yearly financial cuts to our mission.
Where is healing still needed most?
Healing happens in relationship, and that is what we often miss. There are incredible demands placed on teachers, and most non-teachers do not understand the emotionally grueling work that every teacher experiences on a daily basis. The real power of restorative practices (which include circles, restorative dialogues and mediation) is that they are all predicated upon restoring meaningful relationships so that common goals can be accomplished. In our setting, that common goal happens to be education.
What are your thoughts on the behavioral education plan?
As a PBS coach, I can understand how some see its implementation as abrupt. More professional development could have been provided to ensure a smoother transition from the former code of conduct, more intentional planning could have been developed to provide effective systems of support, more strategies could have been provided to nurture staff buy-in. On the other hand, I understand the sense of urgency to close the existing opportunity gaps of our schools, as well as the necessity to burst the school to prison pipeline. At East High, the data proved we were reducing suspensions and keeping more students in school; we saw a 49.5 percent reduction in suspensions last year. Of course, the numbers don't tell the whole story. They don't speak to the emotionally grueling work that teachers are doing every hour of every day to keep kids engaged. I think we've made progress, but the biggest and most powerful shift has been holistic in how I handle disciplinary events involving students.
Can you share an example of that shift?
I had a situation where a student became aggressive after resisting going back into class. I radioed for security assistance, which further aggravated him; he tensed his body, turned his torso and hips and cocked his fist before initiating a move to throw a punch at me–which he withdrew. Of course, I flinched defensively, and his decision escalated the seriousness of the situation; now security and a principal were en route. I was angry at his audacity and attempt to intimidate me through a potentially violent act, but here is the difference from years past: I was also thinking on a metacognitive level that I had to allow this scenario to play out, and that I had to open the opportunity for restoration to happen, even though I was certain it would not.
In the assistant principal's office, we each told our stories, and of course our experiences were different. The student claimed he hadn't initiated a punch, but when the principal said there was camera footage–and also told him she'd seen a lot of growth and maturity in him over the past year–he replied, "It ain't ever gonna go my way. It ain't ever gonna go our way." I thought this was a profound statement and took a mental note. The principal asked us to engage in a restorative process, but I didn't feel ready because of my own hurt. Still, I told the student I heard him saying it was never really gonna go in the way of the Black Man in this school or this community (the student was African American) and I verbally acknowledged the system of oppression that he struggles against every second of every hour of every day. I acknowledged the lack of trust he must feel for people who look like me; I look like the very thing he is fighting against (I am a white male). I told him I was aware of that system and that I've devoted my career to fighting against it. That he had good reason not to trust me, but that if he couldn't, then I needed time before I could engage in the restorative process. I was very honest about my own feelings and frustrations.
To my great surprise, he suddenly said, "I feel you." Everything turned. The tenor softened and the door toward relationship opened. I don't mean to sound trite; it was a major shift in the mood of the room. We began to talk about how we needed to tear down the obstacles to his success. He also owned up to the fact that he had a responsibility to be in class. I asked him to imagine the power the two of us could have walking these halls together in solidarity, trying to shift the culture of the school. The meeting ended with us agreeing to look out for each other and support each other. We stood up and I initiated a handshake–but, the most powerful act? He drew me in for a hug.
That is an ideal version of what the [behavioral education plan] has done for me. We need to stay focused. We cannot afford to backtrack on the good work that we've done. Yes, perhaps tweaks need to be made, but the heart and soul of this approach should be preserved. We all know that research shows that the first year of the shift from a punitive model to a restorative one might present some struggles. But in the long run, we need to build a culture of trust and collaboration between staff, students and families.


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The Environmental Nature Center installed an Electric Vehicle Charging Station, and purchased an Electric Vehicle (EV) to be used as an eco-friendly mode of transportation for our Traveling Naturalist program. The charging station accommodates two vehicles. One of the spaces is designated for the ENC's charging needs, while the other is available to Center visitors and community members.
The building exceeds the nation's strictest energy code, California's Title 24 requirements, by 70%, making the renewable "net zero" aspect of the project possible. The building is the first in the Southern California Edison (SCE) service area to actually be a net energy producer.
The south-facing roof of the Nature Center accommodates a 42 kW array of photovoltaic panels. The PV panels, which generate 67,413 kWh of energy annually, provide 100% of the power for the ENC's electrical needs as part of SCE's net metering program.
Beginning with the north/south orientation and shape of the building, the ENC effectively harvests natural daylight through the 25' high glass wall as well as the cool ocean breezes. The breezeway, which separates the staff areas from the Center, also promotes additional air movement through the structure.
The project's use of integral color plaster—which requires no painting—and composition wood material, creates a maintenance-free facility.
Coupled with the natural daylight is a lighting control system that monitors not only the lighting requirements but also the occupancy of all rooms, saving both energy and cost.
The use of natural ventilation takes advantage of the coastal climate and prevailing breezes, which eliminates the need for air conditioning and heating of the building.
The parking lot is landscaped with locally native, drought tolerant plants, eliminating the need for irrigation.
Bioswales and rain harvesting eliminate all stormwater runoff. Solids are removed on site and the water is returned to the aquifer.
Recycled and recyclable materials are used extensively throughout the facility. As an example, the composite siding material used on the exterior of the building is made of wood and plastic scraps that would normally end up in a landfill.
Insulation consists of 85% recycled material from denim blue jeans and 15% cotton fibers that are rapidly renewable resources.
Water efficiency measures reduce this building's water usage by 46% in comparison to a similar building. Waterless urinals, dual flush, and low flow fixtures save an average of 15,000 gallons of potable water per year.
82% of the project's construction waste was recycled and diverted from landfills.
We use green housekeeping products instead of harmful chemicals, along with recycled paper products, to provide a cleaner, more productive indoor environment for our staff and visitors.
Educational programs and signage throughout the site educate visitors about our sustainable design and construction.


Modern, functional and well connected: a reference hotel in Porto. The Eurostars Oporto Hotel is a modern, newly-built hotel boasting an optimal, strategic location very near the main entrances to the city and just 15 minutes from the airport.
Modern, functional and well connected: a reference hotel in Porto. The Eurostars Oporto Hotel is a modern, newly-built hotel boasting an optimal, strategic location very near the main entrances to the city and just 15 minutes from the airport. The Hospital São João, the most important universities and the Das Antas zone, the home to Oporto's Do Dragão football stadium, are all just a few minutes away from the Oporto hotel.
The modern, attractive building houses a highly functional hotel in Oporto with 64 apartments, ideal for longer stays, along with 6 meeting rooms, a restaurant, bar, television room, business centre and two parking zones (one indoor and one outdoor). Because of its location, features and comfort, it is a great option for both business and pleasure travel. The is also perfectly equipped for hosting all kinds of events from working meetings to conventions or banquets thanks to its numerous meeting rooms and their functionality.


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My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Volume 2 by Katie Cook
Adorable! I received an ARC of this book like seven years ago, but ever since the series appeared on KU, I've been re-reading these adorable comic books. My Little Pony is a franchise that I have loved since I was a little girl, but the reboot succeeded in a way that the original really didn't with strong characters, great storylines, and some intense conflicts with villains.
This book chronicles the return of the same nefarious forces that transformed Luna into Nightmare Moon, only this time, the focus is Rarity, who ends up becoming Nightmare Rarity. Rarity's friends go to the moon to save her, where they encounter a number of transformed creatures, as well as their worst fears, and a corrupted version of their friend who has destruction on the mind. Luna joins them but is plagued by her own guilt and a sort of PTSD over how terrible her own transformation was.
Volume 2 definitely has a Care Bears/Sailor Moon/Power Puff vibe to it that is incredibly nostalgic and charming. I've always been a sucker for the trope of a bunch of characters with cooperative powers teaming together to fight evil. This book in particular really drives home the point that the things that make us unique can also be what make us good people, which is sweet.
Not too much else to say about this one that isn't ~spoilers~. The art style is great (Pinkie Pie always makes me laugh) and the villain is suitably terrifying. Like the previous book, the darker content is offset by well-timed humor, and the themes of friendship triumphing over evil and personal securities remains the same. I definitely feel like these books are purposefully making homages to 80s and 90s nostalgia, and even though it was less prevalent here, I definitely enjoyed those moments.


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Keith Snider has been appointed Dean of the Graduate School of Business and Public Policy at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif., effective Mar. 31, 2019.
Dr. Snider joined the NPS faculty in 1996 after serving for 20 years as an officer in the U.S. Army. He graduated from DeQuincy High School in 1972, from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1976, and earned a PhD in Public Affairs from Virginia Tech in 1997.
The Graduate School of Business and Public Policy has 55 full-time faculty members. It awards the MBA and MS in Management degrees to resident students, and the EMBA and two specialized MS degrees to distance learning nonresident students. Over 600 students are currently enrolled in its degree programs.
The School and its degrees are accredited by AACSB International, the world's largest business education alliance, and by NASPAA, the chief accrediting body for public service education.
In 2018, U.S. News & World Report ranked the School #1 among graduate schools of public affairs in the specialized category of Homeland/National Security and Emergency Management.
Dr. Snider is the son of the late Ruth and Earl Snider, and the youngest brother of Beth Snider Reames, Jim Snider, Sam Snider, and Mark Snider.


At Thursday's Cabinet session, the Government of Armenia has approved the program of getting a $50mn budgetary support loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Accordingly, Armenia and the ADB plan to sign the loan agreement on Public Efficiency and Financial Markets Program, Subprogram 2.
The respective program explanation notes that the said amount will be used for the funding of the deficit specified by Armenia's Law on the 2018 State Budget.
The total value of this program is $90 million, and it aims to expand the financial markets of Armenia.


Bake something yummy of course!
We don't keep a vegan household, but it's nice to eat super-clean from time to time, with no animal products. Dare I admit: I do love me some organic, pastured butter spread on these muffins warm out of the oven! Mmmm….
Although millet is one of the primary ingredients in bird food, it ain't just for the birds! Ecogirl will attest to that.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Measure millet into a food processor, coffee grinder, spice mill, or high-powered blender like Vita-Mix and pulse into a fine texture. Pour into a large bowl and add AP flour, WW flour, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon and salt.
Mash bananas, and add oil, milk, sugar, and vanilla. Fold the wet ingredients into the dry, and DO NOT OVERMIX! This is a cardinal rule for all muffin making.
Spoon the batter into 12 lined muffin cups and top with banana slices. Bake 17-19 minutes.


Maika is started on a slotted wood base with start/stop weaving with reed and wide seagrass. Base is finished with a Matchstick rim. Lid has triple twining as well as start/stop weaving and finished with a regular lashed rim. All materials and tools available for class use. Class is from 10am-3pm/ bring your own drink, snack, and/or lunch.
Please read: All materials and tools available for class use. Bring your own drink, snack and/or lunch. All skill levels, from beginners to experts, are welcome to enroll in these classes.


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Q: Blazor file access AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory gives me the bin directory in server-side blazor. But when I go to client-side wasm this same call return "/". Just a root. How do I carry a file in the root of the client app and then use it in the client? Thanks!

A: Have a look at Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream.
Here's a stackoverflow post discussing on how to use it.
Your workaround using another service returning the resource works for applications with internet access, but is not an option in an offline scenario.
In my case, I simply needed a font file and embedding the file into the assembly worked just fine.

A: It seems as if it is not possible. To work around, I will be creating a service that runs on the host.

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Are Royal Hotels suitable for Children?
Yes the Royal Alexandra hotel welcomes children and we do provide a Children's menu for the evening meal. Children are also allowed into the entertainment areas when accompanied by an adult. Child prices are based on sharing a family room with 2 full paying adults.
Do Royal Hotels provide nightly entertainment?
Yes, Royal Hotels have entertainment every night, a full entertainment itinerary will be on display on arrival.
Do Royal Hotels accept stag and hen parties?
Royal Hotels are family/Couple orientated hotels, we are unable to accept bookings for stag or hen parties.
Do Royal Hotels charge Credit Card Fees?
Do Royal Hotels have an ATM on site?
No, sorry we do not currently offer this facility.
Do Royal Hotels charge single room supplements?
We do not charge single room supplements for standard single rooms, although single rooms are limited and booking early is highly recommended..
If you do not have your own private insurance policy to cover your monies in the event of cancellation, we strongly recommend that you consider taking Royal Hotels Cancellation Cover to protect your monies in the event of cancellation due to illness.
Do Royal Hotels offer car parking?
Yes limited parking is available, please be sure to book a parking space at the time of booking to avoid dissapointment.


Whether it's hauled in from the icy Bering Sea or harvested in the warm waters of the Caribbean, all of our seafood is sourced with integrity. Learn more about what it takes to get it from the source to your plate.
Sourcing information is updated quarterly to reflect seasonality and supply availability. Last updated 01/10/2019.
Lobster fishing isn't just a job. It's a way of life in countless coastal communities…a tradition passed down from generation to generation. Red Lobster is proud to support the men and women in these communities who fish responsibly to ensure there's lobster to catch and enjoy for generations to come.
Learn about Rock Lobster and sustainable fishing efforts to ensure there's lobster to enjoy for generations.
Maritime Lobster is iconic, and not just because it's our logo. It is the most sought-after lobster because of its large claws, sweet flavor and tender texture. Protecting this prized species is important to us. That's why we support regulations that require responsible fishing practices.
We partner with suppliers who follow the Atlantic Coastal Fisheries Cooperative Management Act – a federal act with mandated conservation measures for the waters where Maritime Lobster is found. Our partners also follow regulations concerning trap limits and avoid using fishing methods that can harm the environment, like dragging for lobster.
We encourage suppliers to use traps with "escape vents" and a biodegradable "ghost panel." The "escape vents" allow lobster that are not yet up to legal size to swim out of the traps and back into the ocean. "Ghost panels" are designed with fasteners that dissolve over time, allowing lobster to escape if the trap ever breaks away and gets lost.
Lobstermen follow strict minimum size limits to allow lobster at least one reproduction cycle. If a lobster is too small, it goes back in the water. To help protect the natural restocking of the population, Red Lobster also has a maximum size restriction – we never serve lobster over 4 lbs. because larger lobster have a greater capacity for breeding and reproduction.
Lobster fishermen use the "V-Notch" system to protect females capable of bearing eggs. The process is simple: a "V" is notched into females' fin tails, signaling to other fishermen that they must be released if found in a trap. This conservation technique began in 1872, and it remains one of the most trusted methods for protecting the stock.
Rock Lobster can be found in the warmer waters of Brazil, the Caribbean and Central America. Also known as Spiny Lobster, Rock Lobster don't have claws – all the meat is in the tail.
Through our partnership with World Wildlife Fund, Red Lobster is helping improve the sustainability of Rock lobster fisheries in The Bahamas, Belize, Brazil, Honduras and Nicaragua – and helping to safeguard marine wildlife, the natural environment and the livelihoods of people who depend on ocean resources.
Specifically, we are supporting Rock lobster fishery improvement projects (FIPs) designed to strengthen the fisheries' sustainability so that they can achieve an eco-certification. Red Lobster is engaging its suppliers and fishermen on the ground as well as local policymakers to drive better practices, including conducting scientific research to understand and reduce the impacts of Rock lobster fisheries on the marine habitat and developing international stock assessments to monitor Rock lobster stock.
These improvement efforts offer a step-by-step approach for fisheries to further their environmental and social sustainability.
Diving for lobster, if not done responsibly, can be quite dangerous. That's why we work to ensure that our dive-caught lobster is caught by divers with proper equipment in areas that encourage safe and sustainable fishing practices. And we don't serve Scuba-dive caught lobster from Central America due to diver safety.
Norway Lobster comes from the cold, clear waters of the North Atlantic and North Sea. We get our Norway Lobster from healthy and well-managed fisheries in the Moray Firth, the North and East of Scotland and off the West Coast of Scotland.
To prevent over-fishing, all catches of Norway Lobster are strictly controlled and subject to Total Allowable Catch (TAC) regulations and United Kingdom quotas under the European Union Common Fisheries Policy.
Caught wild from the cold Pacific waters off of Chile, Langostino may be small - but they have great flavor and texture. The Red Langostino and Yellow Langostino we serve comes mostly from a single supplier that is Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified.
Chilean sea life benefits from the Humboldt current, a cold current from southern seas that is rich in phytoplankton. The abundance of this microscopic food source helps many different kinds of marine life thrive, preserving a diverse, healthy ecosystem. All of our Langostino is from these waters.
Langostino and Langoustine are sometimes used interchangeably, but they're quite different. Langoustine is Norway Lobster – with a tail resembling that of a Maritime Lobster, it's typically 7-8 inches long. Langostino, also called Squat Lobster, is usually not longer than 3 inches and has a compact tail.
On our menu, you'll often find Snow and King crab. There are other varieties that can make a special appearance on our menu, if they're deemed abundant to catch responsibly, like Bairdi and Dungeness. No matter what the species, every crab we serve is wild-caught using crab traps or "pots."
For over 50 years, we have worked to ensure that only the best seafood makes it to our restaurants. Hear from Deadliest Catch Captains Josh & Casey on how we do it the right way.
As a leader in seafood sustainability, we source a mindful combination of wild-caught and farm-raised shrimp from all over the world. We're proud that our shrimp was the first to be Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certified by the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA) and we're happy to support local fisheries to bring you wild-caught species, when available.
To assure safety and quality, Red Lobster has a Total Quality Management program for all our seafood.
When it comes to our shrimp, our full-time Total Quality Inspectors visit our suppliers at least once a year to review practices and standards and audit every approved supplier facility. This includes reviewing all production records and test reports from the supplier. At least twice a year, our inspectors will send a random sample of shrimp from a supplier to a third-party accredited lab for quality testing.
You'll find Salmon, Tilapia, Trout, and Flounder on our menu year-round. They're traceable, sustainable and responsibly sourced - just like all of the seafood we serve.
We also offer local and seasonal fish, either flown in or sourced from nearby waters, on our Today's Catch menu, which changes regularly.
When in season, a select number of our restaurants feature fresh, wild-caught Sockeye Salmon from Alaska, where our suppliers follow the state's world-renowned guidelines.
Fresh Salmon - farmed in Canada, Chile, Norway, and U.S.; wild-caught in U.S.
When in season, we also source fresh, wild-caught Sockeye Salmon and Coho Salmon from Alaska, where our suppliers follow the state's world-renowned guidelines.
Trout – farmed in Colombia and U.S.
All of our tuna is Yellowfin tuna, with a deep red color, sweet, mild flavor and a dense, firm texture. It is all wild-caught using pull lines that minimize the impact on other marine species. The fishery is part of a Fishery Improvement Project that is working to achieve MSC certification among other sustainability objectives.
Read more about our philosophy of sourcing seafood that lives up to higher standards –seafood that is traceable, sustainable and responsible.
Since we first opened our doors in 1968, we've been living our commitment to establishing and upholding seafood standards we can all be proud of. We Sea Food Differently™.


Below are a range of useful resources and links to websites, where you can find information on helping your child to be ready for school. You will also receive a Transitions leaflet, which will be included with the letter from the school admissions team informing you of your child's new school.
Count the number of cars you see or the number of steps as you go up or down. Point out numbers and shapes in the environment. Count backwards and BLAST OFF when you get to zero!
Click here for counting resources for the different ages groups.
Thanks to Surrey County Council for sharing their resources which we hope you find useful.
Sing simple songs and rhymes with your child. This will help them with early phonics.


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Apocalypse Cow
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Apocalypse Cow is a simple, fun and addictive arcade game that is easy to play and can be very challenging!
Take on the role of McClane McCow – or call him whatever "tough guy" name you like – and avoid the falling meteors for as long as possible while attempting to get the best distance in the world.
Optionally watch ads to earn power-ups that can help you avoid those meteors for as long as possible, and remember to look out for fun facts about cows and playing tips inside the game.
If you enjoy playing other infinite runner's and games like Flappy Bird, Crossy Road, Doodle Jump, – keep inserting more similar games here until you get bored, etc… – you'll love playing Apocalypse Cow. It's fast, addictive and funny – sometimes like comedy funny – and is even based on a true story!
In 1972 Valera broke through the Earth's atmosphere and is the only meteorite known to have killed a living thing when it landed on a cow. Google – Valera meteor – if you don't believe us!
Oh, and this is why #cowsdontlikemeteors – Don't forget to tweet your high score screenshots with the hashtag or use other social media apps to share your distances with friends to see who has the best score. Did you get as far as they did – let's see you try!
The controls are super-simple, making Apocalypse Cow a great arcade game for all the family. Just touch the right side of the screen to run right and the left side to run left. It's just that simple! But believe us, it takes some skill to get far!
A simple arcade game that is fun and challenging for all the family.


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The Drive Test is an excellent way to evaluate network, and we also talked here in telecomHall about some tips and best practices to perform it.
As we have seen, it can be used in several areas. Today we will present a few tips for a specific type of Drive Test: quality routes.
Note: All telecomHall articles are originally written in Portuguese. Following we translate to English and Spanish. As our time is short, maybe you find some typos (sometimes we just use the automatic translator, with only a final and 'quick' review). We apologize and we have an understanding of our effort. If you want to contribute translating / correcting of these languages, or even creating and publishing your tutorials, please contact us: contact.
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Definition of Quality Routes
Quality routes are pre-defined pathways, and that must be performed periodically, usually 2 to 2 months.
These routes should cover the relevant areas of the network, such as large customers and companies, bridges and major Avenues, etc.
Long ago, these routes were marked in printed maps, and delivered to the staff responsible for perform the Drive Test.
Currently it is more common the creation and use of these routes in vector files, lines drawn on GIS programs such as Mapinfo and Google Earth.
As an example, via Google Earth, we can use the 'Add Path' button, and build our path, the path we want for the quality route. (To simplify our example, our route here will be pretty simple).
We navigate until our region of interest, and after doing some edits, our route is ready to be sent to the test drive execution team.
However, even on that route so simple, we can make some comments, or improvements.
First, we must remember that the routes will be travelled by people, who do not always know the region with details. This includes knowing the direction, points of departure and arrival, etc.
In addition, routes can be travelled by different people, from time to time.
Another important point: perhaps the desired route, exactly the way it was designed, may not be possible to be travelled.
The ideal is to have these routes perfectly defined, taking into account the criteria mentioned above. So you do not need to repeat the recommendations for each new performer.
And how to do this?
The best way to define Drive Test routes is drawing the same observing all existing conditions. In other words, plot the routes so that is really what we'll find in the road.
The route that we use as example allows us to see clearly what this means.
In 'red' we have the 'original' route, which was designed according to our needs. And in 'blue', the 'possible' route, driving by allowed roads. This is a route 'validated' by Google Maps routes.
But how to draw this type of route with accuracy?
Although Google Earth does not allow editing routes, we can do this using Google Maps!
Once set (and adjusted) the route on Google Maps, we can save it as a 'kml' file, and use it later in our work in Google Earth.
Creating a route in Google Maps
Next, we'll demonstrate how the route above was created in Google Maps, and also how this final adjusted route was saved as a 'kml' file to be used in Google Earth.
The key information here is that Google Maps allows dynamic adjustment of drawn routes, making automatic correction of directions to the new 'allowed' points.
To do so, simply move the mouse over any point on the route, and so appear a small circle, move it to the new desired intermediate point.
But let's go, and see how we made this route.
First, visit Google Maps.
Continuing, we typed an address from our route, for example where we want to start - 'A' point. Then we typed the same address as a point 'B', and finally click on the 'Get Directions' button.
We have then a first 'route', from point 'A' to point 'B' – which for the moment is the same point.
Note: Yes, you can type the same address, as we'll change the end point 'B'.
Then, continuing we click in point 'B', and we drag it in the direction of our desired route.
As you move the point, an 'X' (1) shows where it can be released, that is, where will the temporary endpoint be. We also have dynamic information with information of it (2).
Depending on your route, you can go by dragging the point to a location farther at route, and Google Maps will automatically be recalculating it, also indicating on the map.
But if you drag too far, the route will be 'recalculated' for the best possible route – the best route to drive from one point to another. However, this may not be our goal, because we want the route passing through places that we chose.
For example, if you drag the point too far, the route may differ too much from the objective.
To solve this problem, and be able to set the route for specific points, we drag the end point 'B' to a point where the route still follow what we want.
Temporarily dropping point 'B', we pass the mouse over the route (at a point near it). At this time, there is a small white circle (1), indicating that we can 'Drag' the route to modify it (edit).
In our case, we are don't want to edit the route, but we can use this gimmick to 'force' the Google Maps to include this point on our route. In order to not change the route, click and drag this point to another point – on the same route, and very close to where you moved your mouse and saw the circle.
Note that at this time, this crossing point is indicated also on the left side of the map (just like the small white circle on the map).
Note: when you insert a new crossing point, you have the option to undo. To do this, just click on 'Undo' at the top right of the map. If you don't do so, you will no longer be able to remove it in edit mode (you can only remove it all). But don't worry, an exit if you want to remove a point is drag it to a point that already exists.
Ok, now we drag point 'B' to a point near the starting point 'A', and our route is created.
Using the tips above, you can now create any customized route, adding how many intermediate points are necessary.
Once you have created a route, click on the 'Link' button (1), copy the URL (2) to the Clipboard and save to a text file.
Note: you can also edit the routes adding new destinations (point 'c', point 'd', etc.). If you want to use in this way, use the sidebar, which allows changing the order of items via 'drag & drop'.
If you would like more information, watch the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPOOWvP_dd8&feature=player_embedded#!
Editing a route in Google Maps
To edit a route, the steps are the same as shown above: simply create and drag the new crossing points, from the desired points.
Again, note that the route is always automatically calculated, observing all existing variables like traffic. If you want to change, just as we saw above, inserting new crossing points.
Using the (saved) route in Google Earth
Fine, we already have our saved route in Google Maps (just paste the URL you copied in any browser). But to use our route in Google Earth, we need to save it as a 'kml' file.
To do this, the procedure is also simple: add text '&output=kml' at the end of the URL.
Paste this URL into a browser, press 'Enter', and the output is in the Google Earth format (kml).
Save this route (kml file) in an appropriate location, and use according to your needs in Google Earth. Note: always keep the URL's of their routes in text files, so when you need to change it just paste in Google Maps and go back to edit.
By right-clicking on the route, you still have the option to edit it, for example, change the color and opacity.
Done: your route is ready to be used!
This was a brief overview of how to create and edit routes on Google Maps and Google Earth.
We learn how simple is to create routes like professionals. Adding intermediate points, we have total control of the final form of our route.
In addition, the route generated (calculated) by Google Maps already takes into account local conditions such as traffic.
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    /// Used to set values to assist in automatically registering it with a DI container
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    {
        #region Constructor

        /// <summary>
        /// Construct attribute with service type and default reuse
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        /// Construct attribute with service type and reuse
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        public AutomaticContainerRegistrationAttribute(Type serviceType, ServiceReuse reuse)
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        { }

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        /// Construct attribute with service type, reuse and multiple constructor flag
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="serviceType">The type that the service should be registered as</param>
        /// <param name="reuse">Indicate reuse policy for the service</param>
        /// <param name="multipleConstructors">Indicate if the service has multiple constructors</param>
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        /// <param name="reuse">Indicate reuse policy for the service</param>
        /// <param name="multipleConstructors">Indicate if the service has multiple constructors</param>
        /// <param name="priority">Priority of the class in case of multiple implementers. Higher values takes priority</param>
        public AutomaticContainerRegistrationAttribute(Type serviceType, ServiceReuse reuse, bool multipleConstructors,
            int priority)
            : base(reuse, multipleConstructors)
        {
            ServiceType = serviceType;
            Priority = priority;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Properties

        /// <summary>
        /// Injection priority of the class.
        /// This value is used when there are multiple implementation of the same class with the one with the highest priority being chosen.
        /// Default priority is 0
        /// </summary>
        public int Priority { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The type that the service is registered as
        /// </summary>
        public Type ServiceType { get; }

        #endregion
    }
}


It happens on occasion that you get a new lipstick, and in your excitement to try the new shade, you twist it up a tad too far to apply. Oops... we now have a broken lipstick!
Or you had your lipstick in your pocket or in a warm spot, such as your purse on a hot day or left it in the car and you make the mistake of trying to put some on and oops... it breaks in half.
Or the complete opposite since a very cold lipstick can become brittle and also break at the base. This has happened to most of us at one time or another.
All is not lost however. We provide the steps to repair that favorite lipstick of yours using a match or a lighter.
First Step - Place the lipstick bullet in the freezer for 10 minutes to re-harden the waxes. This will make it easier to handle with less mess.
Second Step - Place a glove on your hand to keep things neat and tidy, followed by twisting the tube up completely so you can check the break of the lipstick to match up the broken ends. Check high and low spots on the lipstick.
Third Step - With a match or lighter, quickly melt just the top layer of lipstick still attached in the tube. Twist back down. Now melt the top half of the lipstick bullet much the same way. Now use the tube as a guide to gently press the top half back onto the bottom half and hold firmly in place for a minute.
Fourth Step - Twist the tube up and down to make sure it took. Now take your match or lighter and slightly melt the outer edge of the joined pieces using a toothpick to smooth together for extra hold and to provide a seamless look. Now put the entire tube back in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
Fifth Step - Once all is repaired, for a cleaner finish, simply take a Q-tip and smooth out any lumps and clean the lipstick rims.
Voila... your favorite lipstick is now repaired.
If you order on line give your lipstick a chance to acclimate to your home before applying. Very cold temperatures can make a lipstick brittle so once you apply pressure to your lips it can snap off it's base.
Same goes for very warm or hot days since lipstick can arrive softened especially if left in a hot mailbox. So before applying, place the lipstick in the refrigerator for 15 minutes to help re-harden the waxes.
Never untwist your lipstick further than a 1/4 to 1/2 inch past the edge of the tube as shown in this photo, since this will cause instability of the lipstick which will allow it to break.
When applying your lipstick we also advise to not use the tear drop angle since it creates a sideways pressure. Place the lipstick tip directly on your lips with a straight in direct pressure which will also help to round out the lipstick avoiding any side angles or misshapen tips that might force the lipstick to also break.
Same advice follows even if you have had your lipstick for awhile, since cold and hot days will eventually deteriorate the stability of any lipstick you might use.
Take care of your lipstick with some of these precautions and you should be able to enjoy it right down to the bottom of the tube.


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This work proposes a novel method to estimate the Line-of-Sight Time-of-Flights (LOS-TOFs) in a broadband acoustic local positioning system (ALPS) with strong multipath interference. The proposed method is based on the Matching Pursuit channel estimation algorithm that provides a low complexity approximation to the Maximum Likelihood solution for sparse channels. A multichannel version of this algorithm has been implemented to estimate a minimum of three coefficients in the channel responses of a particular ALPS, composed of four beacons that perform the simultaneous emission of BPSK modulated 255-bit Kasami codes. A statistical analysis of performance has been carried out by using a set of test signals synthetically generated to simulate different positions and reflection coefficients of the environment. The results of this analysis show the enhanced capability of the proposed method to estimate the LOS-TOFs under strong multipath interference, with respect to that of a classical system based on correlation + thresholding.


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For those who don't know, Penbrooke Meadows is a lovely community with a rich history of proud Calgarians. The community is ideally situated for peace and quiet, not many other communities around it. Homes for sale in Penbrooke Meadows are peaceful, a variety of houses from large and spacious with big yards and lots, to smaller, affordable homes for the new homebuyers. Real estate in Penbrooke Meadows is the perfect blend of affordable and open to offers. This is what else the neighbourhood has to offer its lucky residents. Read More About Penbrooke Meadows Real Estate
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The community was first founded in the 1960s when it was added to the list of communities from Calgary's east. The community was developed into a residential neighbourhood during the 60s and 70s with many of those original homes still standing today. We find that the community is very quiet and peaceful, a lovely break from the noise of the city, removed far enough to be quiet, and yet still close enough for those who travel. The neighbourhood has the borders of Memorial Dr, 52nd St SE, 68th St SE, and International Ave (or Highway 1A)
There are almost 9000 people neatly tucked away living in Penbrooke Meadows. The community is very much about single-family homes, although many of the houses here have been converted into a dual homes, converted basement suites to allow another option. We also see a few hundred duplexes, a handful of apartments, and quite a few townhouses as well. Besides the housing, we see that most homes have a family unit, neither older or younger than other communities in Calgary. We do see a slight correlation with the reduced education levels and incomes of the households here. There is also a percentage of the community that is first-generation Canadian, over 35% of the neighbourhood. That helps makes sense of the statistic that there is a higher proportion of people holding no certificate than those holding a degree from a university or college. We see a tendency for people to remain here for a while. Around 60% of the community have lived in Penbrooke Meadows for over 5 years, a significant statistic in longevity and value.
The Penbrooke Meadows Community Association offers a voice and an outlet to the residents here. The association has several events and programs running throughout the year, making a marked attempt to build community pride and a sense of belonging among the residents here. That includes sports programs for young children, several classes run out of the facility hall, and many community-wide events.
Penbrooke Meadows Amenities
Penbrooke Meadows residents have great transportation, removing the fear that it's too far east to make commuting practical. The opposite is true when both Memorial Dr and International Ave offer entry points into the downtown. This is a major factor in why people have chosen to find a home here. They enjoy that the commute is so simple to their work or school. It also helps that Penbrooke Meadows residents live right next to the Stoney Trail ring road, a quick commute to places around the city like the airport or the south of Calgary.
The population has a large amount of green spaces in the neighbourhood. We find that most of the neighbours, however, prefer to find their activity and exercise at Elliston Park, a nearby public park with playgrounds, fire pits, picnic tables, and several open spaces to explore. This is also the site of the yearly GlobalFest firework display, giving residents a rare treat to have a first-row seat to the best fireworks in the city.
Shopping can be done at the industrial area just on the other side of Stoney Trail, with several large stores like Costco, Walmart, and many more options. Marlborough Mall is another local haunt, a site for dozens of stores and services in one location.
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The community enjoys good schooling for its varied students. This includes Penbrooke Meadows School, an elementary with classes from Kindergarten to Grade 5. The other schools in the are are Forest Lawn High School, Jack James High School, James Short Memorial School, and GW Skene School. Father Lacombe High School is a Catholic high school with a ranking of 161st in the province for academic programs, but this faith-based school offers much more than just good academics. It's very close and well respected by parents in Penbrooke Meadows.
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Кубок чемпионов Содружества 2002 года — десятый розыгрыш Кубка Содружества, который прошёл в Москве в  манежах «Спартак» и «Динамо» с 20 по 27 января 2002 года. Победителем турнира стал клуб «Динамо» Киев.

Группа A

 19 января
 Шериф — Пюник — 3 : 0
 Спартак — Нефтчи — 3 : 0

 20 января
 Пюник — Нефтчи — 3 : 0
 Спартак — Шериф — 6 : 1

 22 января
 Шериф — Нефтчи — 4 : 2
 Спартак — Пюник — 6 : 2

Группа В

 19 января
 Сконто — Женис — 2: 0
 Россия (юн.) — Торпедо 1: 3

 20 января
 Россия (юн.)- Женис- 3: 2
 Сконто- Торпедо- 3:0

 22 января
 Россия (юн.)- Сконто- 0:2
 Торпедо — Женис- 2:1

Группа С

 19 января
 Регар-ТадАЗ — Шамкир — 3: 1
 Динамо Киев — Каунас — 2: 1

 20 января
 Каунас — Регар-ТадАЗ- 1: 0
 Динамо Киев- Шамкир — 3:0

 22 января
 Динамо Киев — Регар-ТадАЗ- 2:0
 Каунас — Шамкир — 0:0

Группа D

 19 января
 Белшина — Флора — 1: 3
 СКА-ПВО — Ниса — 0: 3

 20 января
 Ниса — Белшина- 2: 1
 Флора- СКА-ПВО — 1 :1

 22 января
 Флора — Ниса- 1:0
 СКА-ПВО — Белшина — 1:1

1/4 Финала
 23 января

1/2 финала
 25 января

Финал

Ссылки
 Кубок чемпионов Содружества — 2002

Кубок чемпионов Содружества
Футбол в России в 2002 году
Международные спортивные соревнования в Москве
Футбольные соревнования в Москве
2002 год в Москве


Department of Mathematics of Bingen University of Applied Sciences, focus on cryptology, IT security and Public Key Infrastuctures.
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Q: Linq Query to Count Properties per value I have 1 list of objects that I want to filter to populate another list of different objects.
In the first list named "SelectedAssets" I have 2 properties that I m interested in. The name of the properties are "AdminOperator" and the "Identifier" they re both of type string.
The goal is to populate the second list named "SystemsPerPlatform" with the properties "Name" (type string) and "TotalSystems" (type int).
So I wan to count the number of "Identifier" that each "AdminOperator" has in the first list named "SelectedAssets", then populate the results to the second list named "SystemsPerPlatform". The results in the second list should be similar to
Name = "SomeUniqueName1", TotalSystems = 300
Name = "SomeUniqueName2", TotalSystems = 200
And so on....
The names must not repeat and each name should have the correspondent TotalSystems count that refer to each "Identifier" that they have in their name.
So far I did:
SystemsPerPlatform.Clear();

            var results = SelectedAssets.GroupBy(a => a.AdminOperator)
                .Select(y => new PlatformStats { Name = y.Key, TotalSystems = y.Sum(x => x.Identifier.Count())})
                .ToList();

            results.ForEach(x=>
            {
                SystemsPerPlatform.Add(x);
            });

But this is not working, the x.Identifier.Count() is counting the chars and not each instance that each Name = y.Key has associated with it.
Can you help?

A: This should work:
 var assets = SelectedAssets.GroupBy(a => a.AdminOperator)
 .Select
 (
    g => new PlatformStats()
    {
        Name = g.Key,
        TotalSystems = g.Count()
    }
 ).OrderByDescending(g => g.TotalSystems)
 .Take(30);

 foreach (var asset in assets)
 {
      SystemsPerPlatform.Add(asset);
 }


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