1. Oh, that you were like my brother, Who nursed at my mother's breasts! If I should find you outside, I would kiss you; I would not be despised.
2. I would lead you and bring you Into the house of my mother, She who used to instruct me. I would cause you to drink of spiced wine, Of the juice of my pomegranate.
3. (To the Daughters of Jerusalem) His left hand is under my head, And his right hand embraces me.
4. I charge you, O daughters of Jerusalem, Do not stir up nor awaken love Until it pleases.
5. A Relative Who is this coming up from the wilderness, Leaning upon her beloved? I awakened you under the apple tree. There your mother brought you forth; There she who bore you brought you forth.
6. The Shulamite to Her Beloved Set me as a seal upon your heart, As a seal upon your arm; For love is as strong as death, Jealousy as cruel as the grave; Its flames are flames of fire, A most vehement flame.
7. Many waters cannot quench love, Nor can the floods drown it. If a man would give for love All the wealth of his house, It would be utterly despised.
8. The Shulamite's Brothers We have a little sister, And she has no breasts. What shall we do for our sister In the day when she is spoken for?
9. If she is a wall, We will build upon her A battlement of silver; And if she is a door, We will enclose her With boards of cedar.
10. The Shulamite I am a wall, And my breasts like towers; Then I became in his eyes As one who found peace.
11. Solomon had a vineyard at Baal Hamon; He leased the vineyard to keepers; Everyone was to bring for its fruit A thousand silver coins.
12. (To Solomon) My own vineyard is before me. You, O Solomon, may have a thousand, And those who tend its fruit two hundred.
13. The Beloved You who dwell in the gardens, The companions listen for your voice-- Let me hear it!
14. The Shulamite Make haste, my beloved, And be like a gazelle Or a young stag On the mountains of spices.


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LOOKING BACK 1933: The circus comes to town
Early Wednesday morning, July 19, 1933, a long train arrived in York and stopped near the fairgrounds. The Sam B. Dill Circus had arrived.
LOOKING BACK 1933: The circus comes to town Early Wednesday morning, July 19, 1933, a long train arrived in York and stopped near the fairgrounds. The Sam B. Dill Circus had arrived. Check out this story on yorkdispatch.com: https://www.yorkdispatch.com/story/news/local/2016/08/03/looking-back-1933-circus-comes-town/88031992/
For The York Dispatch Published 3:35 p.m. ET Aug. 3, 2016 | Updated 11:44 p.m. ET Aug. 3, 2016
The Sam B. Dill Circus(Photo: Submitted)
"Young America, having caught the infectious circus spirit is likely to be in ahead of both morning orb and circus and be on the lot along with enthusiastic adults to greet the show train on its arrival there," The York Dispatch reported the day before the train's arrival.
The unloading and setting up of the circus tents and shows worked smoothly. All of the performers knew their jobs. They had been doing it multiple times each week since the circus had opened its season in Dallas on April 9.
Wagons containing the menagerie were rolled down ramps. Trunks were carried off to other areas. Elephants and roustabouts worked to raise the big top as the sun rose. Within a relatively short time, the big top tent was erected, and the performers went to work preparing their equipment inside while the roustabouts set up the bleacher seating.
By the time everything was finished around 9 a.m., the cooks in the circus kitchen had breakfast ready.
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LOOKING BACK 1925: Callithumpian band causes worry in York
The Sam B. Dill Circus was scheduled to play two performances, at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., for York residents.
"Sam B. Dill's Circus isn't the biggest circus in the world, but what it lacks in size it makes up in quality," the Amarillo Sunday News and Globe wrote about the circus.
Dill had managed the famous John Robinson Circus, but when it was sold to the American Circus Corp., Dill had struck out on his own. Though not a large circus, Dill's circus was popular and tended to sell out its performances.
After breakfast, everyone had a short rest, and then they began to scurry around getting the menagerie wagons harnessed to horses and in a line. Performers dressed in their bright and flamboyant costumes. At noon, "a long column of red, gold and glitter, with bands playing and banners flying will move sinuously out of the Richland Avenue gate," The York Dispatch reported.
From Richland Avenue, the parade moved east on Princess Street, then north on George Street to Continental Square. From the square, the circus moved west on Market Street and then back to Richland Avenue. Thousands of spectators lined the route to watch the performers, hear the music and marvel at the wild animals.
The first wagon was the band wagon where Shirley Pitts, the country's only female calliope player, conducted the band. Then came the wagons pulling tigers, monkeys, seals and more. Other flat wagons featured clowns goofing off and Wild West displays.
When the parade arrived back at the fairgrounds, many of the spectators followed. Although the big top wouldn't open until 1 p.m., spectators wandered the midway, playing games, getting an up-close look at the menagerie or viewed some of the shows in the smaller tents.
The three-ring show under the big top had dozens of animals such as Oscar the Lion, Buddy the performing sea lion, camels, zebras, horses, elephants, dogs, monkeys and ponies.
Christian Belmont swung on the trapeze, along with aerialist Rene Larue. Mary Miller performed a head-balancing act. The four Bell Brothers showed off their acrobatic skills, and Betha Owen owned the high wire. Among the clowns, young Jimmy Thomas was noted as the "youngest clown in the circus world." He traveled with his mother, Lorette Jordan, who was also an aerialist with the show.
The circus also liked to feature a western movie star with its Wild West acts. In 1933, that performer was Buck Steel. The following year, Tom Mix joined the circus. He had been a major western movie star who had seen his popularity decline in the 1920s. In 1935, he bought the circus from Dill and renamed it the Tom Mix Circus.
Following the 8 p.m. show, the performers broke down the circus and loaded it back on the train to head out by midnight for the next city.
— James Rada Jr. is an award-winning freelance writer and author from Gettysburg who enjoys writing about historical topics. Learn more about his books at jamesrada.com or contact him at jimrada@yahoo.com.
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Here's an 11-minute explainer video that will go much deeper or you can read the quick book summary here if you want to learn more.
While all of these principles are relevant to nonprofit marketers and fundraisers, as they provide deeper insights into human behaviour, 5 of them, in particular, are more interesting to consider and put to use in your work.
Most often used in the world of direct mail as a tactic (you know, where we give people crappy trinkets and mailing labels in our appeals to boost their giving...) and alumni fundraising where the focus is on giving back, or repaying. At Opportunity International, we let donors use an estate and will planning service, free of charge, as a benefit to them even though they did not have to choose our organization in their wills to use the service.
Giving people a great volunteer experience, creating a simple tax calculator on your website and sending a tax-time reminder are all various forms of the reciprocity principle. What are some small ways you can benefit your supporters before they are asked to give or fundraise for you?
This is one of the most interesting ones for me, especially as it relates to the 'slacktivism' conversation. By getting someone to make a small action or public declaration, they will then be more likely to follow through on that action. This is partly why the 'slacktivism' conversation focusing on 'Liking' items on Facebook but then not giving isn't totally accurate. If they asked people on Facebook to "like this post to pledge your donation" or something like that and then they did not give when followed up with, that would be different. But the small action needs to remain connected to the bigger action and the person's expectations of action and reward. So how can you use this?
Get pledges. Of all different kinds. Pledging is nothing new but we can use the pledging concept in new ways. Have people pledge their birthday's as fundraisers throughout the year (like charity: water), pledge via a text or Tweet or ask people to commit, preferably in public, the 5 friends they will invite to the event this year. We have much greater communication and social channels but instead of using them to take the user/donor from 0 to 60, why not try to take them from 0 to 30 and then find other ways and mediums to take them from 30 to 60.
There are three main ways fundraisers can use the scarcity principle: 1) in your communications and messaging 2) in your campaigns and appeal strategy and 3) in your rewards and recognition. People are often much more motivated to avoid loss as opposed to giving for positive outcomes which is partly why the "we need your support or we won't be around next year" appeal performs so well. Just by changing the focus from helping to not helping, from 'with your support we can...' to 'without your support we can't...' for example, you might be able to boost response rates.
I'm a fan of 'crowdfunding' more because of what it forces into campaign strategy. Things like tangibility and scarcity are littered throughout. There is only a certain amount of time to give. There is only a certain amount of perks at each giving level or matching funds remaining. Using time and incentives with maximums, the campaign itself becomes more scarce. Maybe for a monthly donor drive, you only have 50 'slots' available and make that information public. Or for a campaign, you only allow a certain amount of lead donors.
Lastly, scarcity can be used in the form of a reward. Contributors or fundraisers for a campaign are the only ones to get the special report on the project (or they get it first). Monthly donors get reserved seats to the annual gala. First ticket purchasers get to attend the VIP pre-event. Scarcity can increase incentive in simple ways.
Authority is a way to gain credibility and, according to Cialdini, that largely comes from being knowledgeable and trustworthy. Most nonprofits have some serious knowledge and expertise when it comes to program or service delivery. At Opportunity International, for example, we had Ph.D.'s, teachers at prestigious schools and mega thought leaders shaping our strategies. But I didn't do a great job of making that known in simple, non-braggart ways. Even just having their professional designation attached to their names can make them see more knowledgeable.
Trust in the charity sector is a massive issue. One that very much needs to be discussed but often the conversation is misguided right now in terms of what is or is not a trustworthy organization. Part of the reason why financial ratio's and corresponding 'seals of approval' are so rampant is that they were a quick way to establish trust - even if donors don't know what that actually means. My hope is these seals and programs will evolve to be more impact based as they can play a key role in developing trust in the sector. Publishing your financials and annual reports, having donor testimonials and admitting your own mistakes are all different ways of establishing trust and gaining more authority.
Also known as "social proof" showing the number of other contributors to a campaign or who else is fundraising, especially with names and pictures, helps signify that there are other people involved and maybe you, the potential supporter, should join. Cialdini told the story of a study they did at hotels trying to encourage their guests to reuse their towels. They put a sign in the washroom saying "75% of our guests reuse their towels" and it increased the reuse rate by 33%. And when they contextualized the statement with "... guests staying in this room..." the reuse rate increased even more.
We are generally uncertain when it comes to making decisions. That's why 98% of us consult online reviews before we buy a product nowadays (according to Cialdini). Knowing that others have supported or purchased helps give us more certainty. There are other people who support you and your cause, make sure new and potential supporters know that.
Understanding human behaviour and the impact of influence is key for any business, marketer or salesperson. By focusing on principles like reciprocation, commitment, scarcity, authority and consensus, fundraisers can help move their supporters and potential supporters further down the path and closer to 'yes'.
This was originally posted on re: charity and can be read in full here.


Much as I tried to explain to Ami that it was an editor "...for making people, not rabbits", she was having none of it - and so I was forced to get creative. His ears are actually eyebrows and his 'muzzle' is a moustache. His eyes are accurate though: they are the mad, staring eyes of a serial killer - and so I feel they capture his essence perfectly.
Sadly, this has just opened the floodgates, and the Mii channel is now chock-full of badly constructed tigers, pandas, cats, dogs, etc...along with Albert Einstein, Cleopatra, Count Dracula, The Scream, Popeye...and Max.


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MMO players don't mind paying a sub for a "growing, living world," says Funcom
By Stephany Nunneley, Friday, 6 July 2012 20:11 GMT
Funcom's Ragnar Tornquist has said the firm decided to go subscription-based with the Secret World because the developers felt players are willing to pay a monthly fee for content, services, and "the benefits of a growing, living world," than pay for "little things."
Speaking with RPS, Tornquist said charging a subscription fee helps supports the MMO's large team as well as ongoing development.
"We have content plans for a very long time," he said. "We have content that's going to be coming on a regular, ongoing basis. We have content that's going to come out pretty soon. It is the only business model that makes sense in terms of giving players this living, breathing world and this constantly upgraded, expanded experience.
"Whether or not that's the business model that's going to be around in five years, I can't say. But it wasn't right for us to come out and be a free-to-play game, because then we would have to find other ways to support the ongoing content. Whether it would be DLC and charging people for that, or an item store and charging people for that. At any rate, people are going to have to pay more in order to support the ongoing development.
"Of course [having Conan go free-to-play] has taught us a lot. Five years from now, ten years from now, will Secret World be free-to-play? I'm sure of it. But that's a long time. For the time being, we're committed to this business model, and as long as people are willing to pay us in order to provide them with expanded content and ongoing content, we'll keep that business model."
The Secret World launched earlier this week, and while stock prices in the firm fell on the Norwegian Stock Exchange by almost 40%, some are attributing the slide to the resignation of CEO Trond Arne Aas while others claim it's a natural occurrence once a game is released to the market.


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The Department of Art and Art History is a cornerstone of the liberal arts experience at Wooster. Here, studio art and art history students develop a focused understanding of the visual arts, past and present. They graduate with the ability to think imaginatively, analytically, and critically about both the art they create and the visual traditions that inform our world.
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Studio art coursework fosters the student's ability to conceive and express ideas creatively in a wide variety of media. The studio curriculum emphasizes the theoretical and technical fundamentals of visual communication and its cultural and sociopolitical implications.
Similarly, the art history curriculum develops student capacity to consider visual culture critically within a particular historic context. These courses analyze the production and reception of the visual arts within distinct social, religious, cultural, and political circumstances. Some courses allow students to take part in object-based learning activities and even student-curated exhibitions.
Both studio art and art history students flourish in the interdisciplinary structure at The College of Wooster. Majors and minors have the opportunity to bring together their own diverse interests in their learning and research. Majors work alongside a faculty advisor in an intensive project culminating in their Senior Independent Study thesis and exhibition (for studio majors).
Beyond the in-depth studio practice, object-based learning, and Independent Study, students also engage with visiting artists, art historians and The College of Wooster Art Museum (CWAM). The CWAM regularly hosts nationally and internationally recognized artists through rotating exhibits and artists' talks. A wide selection of off-campus study programs further enhance learning.
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Blue Man Vegas, LLC v. National Labor Relations Board
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Blue Man Vegas, LLC (BMV) (defendant) produced Blue Man Group in Las Vegas. A seven-department stage crew assisted the Blue Men and musicians. The musical instrument technician (MIT) department differed from other crew departments because its members had specialized skills and cue tracks and interacted primarily only with musicians. "Swing" workers covered absent crew members as needed except MITs. For five years, the Luxor employed all crew except MITs. MITs reported to BMV's production manager and signed in separately. BMV paid MITs salaries, whereas the Luxor paid crew hourly. The Luxor had a union collective-bargaining agreement covering only Luxor-employed crew members, not MITs. When BMV moved to the Venetian, BMV employed the entire stage crew directly. MITs continued reporting to BMV's production manager, but other crew reported to department heads under a supervisor. BMV continued paying existing MITs salaries but paid new MITs hired at the Venetian and other crew members hourly. When the union petitioned for a representation election covering all crew members except MITs, BMV argued it should include them. The National Labor Relations Board found the differences between MITs and other crew members significant and ordered a representation election excluding MITs from the unit. After the union won the election, the board's regional director complained that BMV refused to negotiate with the union. BMV countered that excluding the MITs made the bargaining unit inappropriate. The board ruled for the union, and BMV appealed.
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OKZYromon's Treasure Box is a fun, theme-based activity kit for children in the age group of 3 to 7.
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Community Councils are the first ,or the 'grass roots', tier of statutory representation. They bridge the gap between local authorities and communities,and help to ensure the public authorities are aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
Community Councils are funded by their County Council , in our case Argyll and Bute Council . The level of funding is paltry ie £500pa. TCC is lobbying to improve this level of funding.


The Glock G43 subcompact pistol was introduced in 2015, but it's still attracting attention in the firearms world and was on the line at the SHOT Show 2017 Industry Day at the Range. The 9 mm pistol is built for concealed carry with its single-stack design and built-in beavertail that improves control and allows for a higher grip. The gun uses a six-round magazine and measures in at 6.26 inches long, 4.25 inches high and 1.02 inches wide. Watch our video above to learn more.


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Wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike will find a great base of operations in the town of Kenwood (pop. 1,028), located in eastern Sonoma County at the north end of the picturesque Sonoma Valley.
Wine tasting — and more — is available at in-town tasting rooms or in the world-renowned wineries along the outskirts of town.
Shop for hand-made folk art, artisan wine racks, and garden and pet supplies at Swede's Feeds. You'll recognize it by the colorful metal-welded animal sculptures standing in the store's front yard: at times the metal menagerie has included a 10-foot-tall dinosaur or 12-foot-tall giraffe.
Explore the outdoors at nearby Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, home to miles of trails, a waterfall, and Bald Mountain. It's also home to the Robert Ferguson Observatory.
South of town, Wildwood Nursery features sculptures scattered on trails throughout five lushly-forested acres. The nursery showcases more than 250 varieties of Japanese maples, many of them rare, as well as dogwoods, ginkgos, conifers, edible plant starts, and bonsai-style beech, maple, and evergreen trees.
Kenwood offers a range of lodging options, including bed and breakfast inns, vacation rentals, and winery cottages. The Kenwood Inn & Spa, a Mediterranean villa-style resort, consistently receives awards from Conde Nast Traveler and other travel publications.
Pick up picnic supplies at the Kenwood Market. If dining out, enjoy relaxed dining at the Italian trattoria-style Café Citti, or burgers, barbecue, pizza, and other New American cuisine at Palooza Brewery & Gastropub, which features local wines and 16 micro-craft beers.
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Spann Vineyards
8910 Sonoma Highway, Suite B-10 Kenwood, CA 95452
Nestled among the majestic coastal redwoods of the Mayacamas Mountains, our steeply terraced mountainside vineyard yields small amounts of richly flavored Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot,…
Kenwood Depot
314 Warm Springs Road, Kenwood, CA 95452
Built in 1887, the Kenwood Depot served proudly as central Sonoma Valley's primary railroad station from 1888 to 1934 when rail service finally gave way to the automobile. Today, the trains and…
Kenwood Community Farmers Market
9000 Sonoma Highway, at St Patrick's Church Kenwood, CA 95452
The harvest is plentiful at the Kenwood Farmers Market. Find the freshest produce, honey, cheese, flowers, baked goods and the friendliest people. Come join our community of people every Sunday…
Burdick Vineyard Tours
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Imagine yourself strolling through private vineyards, meeting owners of boutique wineries, chatting with winemakers, tasting wine out of casks and enjoying an exquisite catered meal. Burdick Vineyard…
Chateau St. Jean
8555 Sonoma Highway, Kenwood, CA 95452
The gracious style, exquisite architecture and inviting gardens of Chateau St. Jean convey the beautiful grace of Sonoma Valley. This "must-see" winery evokes the atmosphere of a European chateau and…
211 Adobe Canyon Road, Kenwood, CA 95452
There are few wine tasting experiences where guests have the opportunity to meet the winemaker, which makes a visit to MacLaren truly special. When you visit the MacLaren Cottage, winemaker Steve…
B Wise Vineyards
Our tasting room offers you the unique opportunity to honor the passion of wine's culture and aesthetic properties. Join us to taste a selection of our fine Red wines. Daily: 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.…
Palooza Brewery & Gastropub
Palooza Gastropub and Wine Bar is a neighborhood gathering place, a relaxed and friendly environment where wonderfully flavored, thoughtfully sourced food and drinks bring friends and family…
Kunde Family Winery
9825 Sonoma Highway 12, Kenwood, CA 95452
For over a century, five generations of the Kunde family have farmed our 1,850-acre estate in the heart of Sonoma Valley. Our winemaking mission is to carry on that tradition by crafting elegant,…
Swede's Feeds
Swede's Feeds Pet and Garden is a local store offering pet food and supplies, plant and garden supplies, metal art, and much, much more!


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SCOIR Mear delivered the big-race victory he has long promised in the Grade B Irish Stallion Farms EBF Novice Handicap Chase Final at Navan.
The story of his chasing career thus far has been one of frustration, but he came good in Monday's €65,000 contest under Jody McGarvey.
The Tramore bumper winner had been placed on each of his four hurdling starts – most recently filling the runner-up spot at Thurles – and opened his account as a 15/8 chance in the hands of Davy Russell.
Serious Ego blew his chance by making a mess of the obstacle – and just when it looked as though Sil Ver Klass would then deliver for favourite backers, Gold Cup-winning rider Paul Townend conjured a late rattle out of Ejayteekay – a 10/1 success for Champion Hurdle-winning trainer Gavin Cromwell.
How about this for a race of reversing fortunes at @NavanRacecourse?
The six-year-old saw off fellow 2/1 joint-favourite Milan Native by half a length.
Sean Flanagan steered Adrian Murray's Bilbo Bagins (7/1) to victory in the Toals.com Handicap Chase.


In order to successfully participate in modern academia, there is no getting around the need for advanced English skills. Whether you frequently publish or teach courses in English, conduct research around the globe, or attend international conferences or symposia, being highly proficient in English allows you to best display your competence in your field.
There is no better way to improve your English competence than with the help of a native speaker. As such, I hold a B.A. in linguistics and have been working since 2003 as an English teacher, proofreader, and translator for international universities, colleges, research institutes, schools, academic journals, publishing houses, businesses, and private clients with an endless diversity of academic and professional backgrounds. I am intimately familiar with the pitfalls that non-native speakers and writers of English face and am aware of exactly what knowledge and skills you need to take your English to the next level of idiomatic excellence.
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Líbeznice (en ,  ou ) est une commune du district de Prague-Est, dans la région de Bohême-Centrale, en République tchèque. Sa population s'élevait à  habitants en 2020.

Géographie
Líbeznice se trouve à  à l'est-nord-est de Klecany, à  à l'ouest de Brandýs nad Labem-Stará Boleslav et à  au nord-nord-est du centre de Prague.

La commune est limitée par Bašť au nord-ouest et au nord, par Zlonín au nord, par Měšice à l'est, par Hovorčovice au sud-est, par Bořanovice au sud et au sud-ouest.

Histoire
La première mention écrite de la localité date de 1236.

Transports
Par la route, Líbeznice se trouve à  de Klecany, à  de Brandýs nad Labem-Stará Boleslav et à  du centre de Prague.

Notes et références

Commune dans le district de Prague-Est

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Happy Thanksgiving! What a great holiday, eating/family/more eating/football/more eating/napping/DESSERT, seriously it's like the best day ever! Every pregnant girls dream. I have been perusing Facebook in between stuffing my face and I love seeing all of your pictures. I have to be honest though, I'm just seeing the same thing over and over, you are thankful for your family, your thankful for your good looking kids and charming husband, I get it. I am too. I really am. We all are. But can we be a little honest here?!? Are there maybe a few more items you aren't divulging in your Facebook status? I think so.
1. Coffee – Ok do I need to say more? Oh you beautiful thing you! Warm and sweet (because half of it is creamer) and just the perfect start to the day. Who needs sleep when you have coffee, its basically the perfect alternative. I really think as moms we survive on half coffee, half goldfish picked out of the carpet. How could I live without it? It is a pretty important staple when your loading your two screaming kids in the car at 6am on Thanksgiving day. One sip and the noise blocks out for just 1 peaceful minute. Until you are hit in the back of the head with half a banana. UGHHH!
2. IPADS – Well any electronics really. Just to go back to my pre-baby self, oh how I would slap you for even implying you wouldn't let your kids use electronics. HA HA. You hear that? That priceless, cherished thing called silence. Say goodbye to that FOREVER! Especially when you are in the car. If my kids playing with IPADS gets me 20 minutes of peace I will pay any price, including donating one of my organs. This Thanksgiving I am thankful for the wonderful advancements in technology, and it allowing me to only reach into the back seat to break up an internal disput 3 times in 3 hours. That is an accomplishment.
3. Realizing that its Thanksgiving and I get to eat for TWO – My midwife tells me it doesn't really mean "eating for two" but today I don't care. I'm growing a life and that requires more calories. The calories today will far exceed what I probably consume in a week. That's ok, I'm growing a life, right?!?! I'm just going to keep telling myself that as I finish my third serving of mashed potatoes and gravy.
4. Stretchy pants – Following #3 you would see why this is so important. I am so very thankful that it is socially acceptable for me to wear stretchy pants with an extra stretchy waistband because I'm pregnant.
5. Tums – Ok so you see where this is going. Too much coffee and too much food. Now I'm popping Tums like sweet-tarts. I should probably specify that I'm thankful for the tropical fruit flavor Tums. I would never survive today without them (or my entire pregnancy for that matter).
6. Wine – I know what you are thinking… what kind of mom is she? Wine while pregnant? No I am not drinking any wine. Despite that devastating fact and I still thankful for the beautiful drink from the gods because one day, in exactly (or around) 126 days, I will be consuming a lot of this beautiful elixir and for that I am really thankful.
7. Santa – I am thankful my kids believe in santa and he has such a powerful influence I can start using the "Santa is watching, you better behave" as early as Thanksgiving. AND IT WORKS! YES!
8. Bed time – this meme explains it all. Nothing left to say.
9. Football – Yes I said football. Our husbands are glued to the TV all day. After we are nice and full we get to online shop for hours on end and no one will look up to ask what we are doing.
Ok that's it, or just all my pregnancy brain can retain right now. I would love to hear what you are really thankful for this Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving to my beautiful readers. Thank you for spending your day with me, even it's just through the words on this page. I also want to mention that I am truly thankful for my two little girls, my little peanut on the way and my supportive husband. Hope you have a day filled with love and a lot of pumpkin pie.


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Kimora Lee Simmons Makes Her Comeback
Simmons is launching a new brand KLS Kimora Lee Simmons, a designer women's collection that will launch with pre-fall next week in New York.
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KIMORA'S KOMEBACK: The Fab Lane is back in service. After focusing on her online, mass fashion venture JustFab for the last few years, Kimora Lee Simmons resurfaced in fashion's inner circle in October, appearing at FIT with the news of the $1 million Kimora Lee Simmons Scholarship Fund in partnership with the Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation, which was founded by her ex-husband Russell Simmons and his brothers Danny and Joseph "Rev. Run". The scholarship will be distributed to the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) and Rush Teens. Now comes more fashion news from the former creative director of Baby Phat: She's launching a new brand KLS Kimora Lee Simmons, a designer women's collection that will launch with pre-fall next week in New York.


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Utah Prairie Dog
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The Utah Prairie Dog (Cynomys parvidens) is a species of concern belonging in the species group "mammals" and found in the following area(s): Utah.
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The Seven Sea Turtle Species of the World
Sea turtles are graceful saltwater reptiles, well adapted to life at sea. Unlike turtles on land, sea turtles cannot retract their legs and head. But with streamlined bodies and flipper-like limbs, they are graceful swimmers able to navigate across the oceans of the world.
Here, we look at the seven species that can be found today, all of which are said to have been around since the time of the dinosaurs.


Qiu Shengxian (b. 1955, Jiangxi) is a Chinese contemporary artist who now resides and works in Shanghai.
Qiu's works are his expression of Chinese classic art with contemporary fashion. "Mother and Son" is a concept he derived from growing up in an era of famine during the Cultural Revolution where there was social unrest and limited resources. Qiu's mother was a hardworking traditional Chinese housewife whose primary concern was for the family. His father was the sole breadwinner who earned a meager salary as a general service hotel staff.
Qiu's works emphasizes on the value of love in humanity as we progress in society with technological advances, significantly unconditional maternal love. His works combine Eastern and Western elements, suggesting the look, attitude and role of a modern woman, modeled after his wife.
Qiu's works are well-collected by corporations and art organizations internationally. This includes Siemens, Deutsche Bank, Philips, French Art Academy, H&M, IBM Corporation, the White House of The United States and politicians including President Obama and former Prime Minister Schroder.
For more information about Qiu Shengxian, kindly email info@artworks.com.sg or call (65) 6557 2250 to speak with an art consultant.


Award-winning aerobatic pilot, free fly skydiver and champion rock climber, Melissa Pemberton brings a high-energy, action-packed display of Unlimited Aerobatics with her Edge 540 Aircraft to audiences world wide. Her dazzling performances have been thrilling audiences all over the globe with gyroscopic maneuvers, tumbles, rolls and every- thing in between. Her thrilling and entertaining display both amazes and inspires audiences. However a stunt plane is not all that she flies. Melissa is also an avid skydiver. She is among the best in the world at free flying. She enjoys flying her wingsuit and has over 300 base jumps. Melissa strives to be a positive role model and inspiration to young people and women across the world, showing them by example that no dream is too big and nothing is impossible!


FUNfORCE was created by Graham Andrew whilst working at a private holiday camp on the North Wales coastline. It started as an idea of an amazing children's club incorporating the latest up to date, varied, skilled and totally exhilarating styles of entertainment.
From learning to juggle to performing the latest dance crazes, participating became the name of the game. From getting children simply talking to each other making new friends on holiday to putting the most shy child happily on stage in a talent show and giving them an ovation of a lifetime! However the programme also aims to be as enjoyable to watch as it is to join in with!
Graham then took the idea and developed FUNfORCE into performing at private events bringing the concept to many individuals and groups outside the holiday environment.
Over recent years FUNfORCE has performed to a variety of audiences both in the UK and overseas.
Designed by Phil Hart on behalf of Graham Andrew.
FUNfORCE Freddie was originally based on the acid man.
Sun glasses suggest holidays & coolness!
Baseball cap suggests kids & dance!
Thumbs up reflects how we want people to view us!
Freddie is designed to travel through time and many different forms of him have been created and used to depict the various theme parties now available.
SILVER – in recent times we have added silver to our host colours.
Silver is the colour of all FUNfORCE vehicles and the colour that makes us always strive to improve our standard of entertainment.
JUGGLER – indicates the skill element of the FUNfORCE entertainer!
STARS – indicate how we treat all the children we encounter!
OSCAR – indicates the standard FUNfORCE is striving for!
MUSIC NOTES – indicate the role that music plays in the FUNfORCE programme!
PALM TREE – indicates the holiday scene and a tropical influence!


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New Software Modernizes Container Invoicing at HHLA
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In the Port of Hamburg, thousands of containers are waiting to be processed and billed quickly and efficiently. IT plays a central role in ensuring smooth digital invoicing procedures. Modern software that automates invoicing processes, collects and processes invoicing data for each individual container and transmits it electronically to customers ensures efficient invoicing in container handling. Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) uses a billing interface created in ABAP, based on SAP SD, which was developed internally in collaboration with Lufthansa Industry Solutions (LHIND).
Services LHIND provides HHLA at a glance:
Set-up and management of an agile project using Scrum Master
Development of an interface to the N4 port control system using SAP ABAP, so as to prepare the accounting data for SAP SD
Customization of the SAP SD standard module
Setting up the invoicing processes in SAP SD
Settings for archiving the billing data
Creation of the billing forms using Adobe Forms
Support in ongoing day-to-day business and strategic partnership after implementation
The Customer
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) is a leading European port and transport logistics group. Its core business activities comprise both container handling in seaports and container transport between ports, the rest of Germany and mainland Europe. Moreover, HHLA offers a wide range of port, consultancy and other services. As real estate specialists, the members of the HHLA team are experts in the development of attractive office, commercial and logistics properties in Hamburg.
More than 6,300 employees work for HHLA and its subsidiaries, both at home in Germany and abroad. In collaboration with their customers, they develop logistics and digital hubs along the transport flows of the future using innovative technology and sustainable solutions.
HHLA Container handling (©HHLA / Thies Rätzke)
As Europe's leading port and transport logistics group, HHLA manages the arrival and delivery of shipping containers by rail, by lorry and on barges, as well as the temporary storage of containers in the terminals. This involves moving containers in the order of 7.6 million TEU (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit) per year, the invoicing for which has to be completed promptly. In order to invoice this quantity of containers efficiently and with minimal manual effort, the existing systems used for container invoicing have to be replaced. The aim is to implement up-to-date software that automates HHLA's billing processes and establishes electronic invoicing as the new standard. To achieve this, it was necessary to harmonize other processes, e.g. empty container management, transshipment marking and ship data maintenance. One of the requirements for digitalizing the billing and invoicing processes was the future ability to collect, process and transmit data for each individual container. This will make invoicing more transparent and create a comprehensive database for electronic billing, which will also enable customers to be flexible in how they incorporate the invoicing data they are sent into their own invoice receipt systems, or to connect automated processes here.
To achieve this, the old high-maintenance system was replaced with the standard SAP SD (Sales and Distribution) module and a pre-billing module – developed in-house – based on SAP ABAP.
Reintroducing the new N4 terminal control system at the same time posed a particular challenge. This system defined the new target processes for transferring the necessary performance data to the container billing project, for which close coordination and repeated adjustments to the project were necessary. For the project to succeed, all HHLA departments – such as Sales, Finance, IT Infrastructure and SAP – had to be involved in all steps from the get-go and communication had to be open. Sprint planning in this agile project was performed using JIRA as an error management, problem handling and operational project management platform.
Tools and techniques used:
SAP SD (Sales and Distribution)
Adobe Forms
HHLA and Lufthansa Industry Solutions used an agile project methodology for the container invoicing digitalization project. Supported by LHIND's reliable IT expertise, the plan is to implement SAP SD and thereby increase container billing efficiency, automate billing processes as far as possible and, as a medium-term goal, harmonize the entire billing landscape within the group. To do so, LHIND set up customized invoicing processes in SAP SD, creating invoice templates in Adobe Forms and improving the settings for archiving billing data.
When it came to developing the interface (based on SAP ABAP) with the N4 control system, which provides the performance data in the port, LHIND's experience in SAP software development projects stood HHLA in good stead.
As a Hamburg-based company, LHIND is not only highly familiar with the logistics processes in the port – they also bring additional experience in agile project management to the table. LHIND assumed responsibility for the technical project management. In cooperation with HHLA and using Scrum, all relevant HHLA employees were kept up to date with partial results early on in the sprint planning phase. The collaboration was, therefore, based on good communication, building trust and learning together.
Upon completion of the project, LHIND continues to provide HHLA with daily support in their ongoing operations. In addition, they agreed on a strategic partnership to further the group strategy of expanding the use of SAP in the company by adding further modules. The next steps planned in this regard are, for example, GDPR-compliant adaptation of the SAP HR system and the introduction of a source-to-pay platform that will bundle tendering and procurement projects together. As part of an employee leasing arrangement, LHIND also supports HHLA in maintaining SAP authorizations in the group, as well as in creating and adapting invoice templates in SAP.
Benefits LHIND provided to HHLA at a glance:
Increased efficiency – timely invoicing in container handling
Modernized, automated and standardized billing processes using SAP SD
SAP ABAP interface enables the quick transfer of services rendered to the billing system
Improvement in usability, facilitating easy error analysis and correction
Changeover to modern electronic invoicing, as requested by many HHLA customers
Benefits for the customer
The purpose of the project was to digitalize the billing processes using SAP SD and introduce electronic invoicing as the new standard for container invoicing at HHLA. It standardized a system that previously had to differentiate between HHLA customers who were already set up for receiving digital invoices themselves and those who were still operating on a system of receiving paper invoices in the mail. The latter group provided the impetus for addressing the necessary and timely digitalization of invoicing processes.
The increased level of automation in container invoicing makes billing significantly faster, more efficient and more transparent. Instead of creating invoices that covered entire ships, as has been the practice before, invoicing is now performed based on individual containers. Invoicing and billing of services rendered in the port is carried out promptly using the N4 control system interface, which is based on SAP ABAP, and CBS (proprietary software for two terminals). Invoicing now requires fewer manual steps, which makes the process less prone to errors. If ambiguities nevertheless arise, errors can be analyzed and corrected more quickly, as data is now collected uniformly.
"In implementing SAP SD, we achieved our goal of largely automating container billing and establishing electronic invoicing as a new standard. However, what really made this project stand out was a clear vision for the future, sensible project goals and a good technical concept, made possible by HHLA's excellent collaboration with LHIND, who created excellent, modern processes with an agile mindset, a high level of expertise, enthusiasm for the project and joy in performing the work. In my view, this joint flow effect, which has lasted well into the post-go-live support, is the difference that took this project to the next level."
Karin Auling
Invoicing Manager, Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA)
In the end, not only was the original budget met, but the original schedule was undercut by more than a year.
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Unbundling: new transparency in the transport chain
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Welcome to the Residence Sintineddi: Nestled in the heart of the maquis, on the fragrant hills of Sainte Lucie de Porto Vecchio, at the place known as Paciallela, the "Sintineddi", guardians of time watch like sentinels over this exceptional residential estate of 7 hectares which offers a fabulous panorama on the sea and the Genoese tower of Fautéa from the 16th century. In this haven of peace, where the song of the cicadas and the distant murmur of Corsican traditional songs seem to mingle, 11 contemporary and refined villas rise up, named with ancient names. Catarina, Delfina, Amanza, Fiora, Felicita, Isolda, Laurina, isolina, Lucrezia, Marfisa and Ortensia, all of a pure elegance form real links between sea and mountain, between strong traditions and modernity. Facing the sea, they have been designed to meet the requirements of comfort, aesthetics and functionality of their occupants. All have its own private swimming pool, a garage and an outdoor parking area. To the north of the estate, the L-shaped layout of the 4 T 4 villas with a surface area of 95m2, located on land ranging from 260m2 to 562 m2 is ideal for the setting up of a garden with Mediterranean essences where one will appreciate the freshness of a swimming pool sheltered from view. The villa T 5 with an area of 160m2, built as a work of art on a plot of 303 m2, overlooks the other 4, it features a resolutely singular architecture in a triangle, widely open to the sea. On its extension is integrated a swimming pool in convex quadrilateral which reinforces the originality of all the lines. In the southern part of the estate, 6 T4 villas, 4 semi-detached and 2 individual houses, all 88m2 in size, built on several levels, harmoniously follow the ground. They have mini swimming pools installed on the upper terraces. Quality finishes such as white lime plaster, pre-grayed red cedar wood siding and natural cladding for facades, grey aluminium joinery and metalwork will complete the contemporary design of this programme. This exceptional estate is ideally located in Sainte Lucie de Porto Vecchio, the coastal village of the commune of Zonza, a vast territory that stretches over 134 km2 between the sea and the mountains and offers a remarkable gentle lifestyle. All the pleasures of the sea will be within your reach, the incredibly transparent and warm water will allow you to swim from spring to autumn. Snorkeling enthusiasts will never tire of watching the fascinating ballet of fish that populate the crystal clear waters of the Côte des Nacres as far south as the island. In the immediate vicinity you will appreciate the large bay of Pinarello, its pretty little lively port, its shops and restaurants which will serve you the products of the local fishing as well as the numerous Corsican gastronomic specialities. The magnificent white sandy beach of Pinarello lined with umbrella pines will offer you a wide range of water activities, paddle, kayak, pedalo, kite surf, jetski... Other idyllic beaches such as Fautéa, the Bay of Saint Cyprien, the paradisiac peninsula of Palombaggia, or Santa Giulia, Rondinara will amaze you.


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I don't think I'll ever forget this backpacking trip. This was my very first solo backpacking trip and set the stage for what is probably a dangerous new hobby. Don't get me wrong, I do like having company but there's also something to be said for being able to setup camp wherever I want, eat whenever I want, take a break when I want, head home when I want, etc. If you can get beyond "social" for a few days I highly recommend to everyone to try at least one solo backpack trip in their lifetime.
This would never have been the location I would choose but I went in early May and the snow at higher levels, Desolation Wilderness for example, kept me limited to lower elevations. I've camped around in Crystal Basin a lot over the years so it was a good choice for me in terms of being sure I wouldn't get lost at least! All said and done, I'm happy with this location choice.
Never before, and hopefully never again will my backpack be THIS heavy. I brought about 4 books, several pairs of shoes, meals to last over a week, and way too much clothing. I do almost always pack heavy but this time I admittedly went overboard. I was pretty happy to get that pack off at the end of this one for sure.
Silver Creek, along which most of my trip traveled, was RAGING with fresh snow runoff, and it didn't help that it rained REALLY hard on me for 2 days on this trip. My new rain gear and backpack cover definitely came in handy. Also having waterproof boots was crucial…there was still a fair amount of snow on the ground in pockets here and there.
I do have a good scar on my left thumb to always remember this one by. I had my super-sharp multitool in my hand and was opening up a package, with my teeth for some odd reason, and when the package gave my knife swung down and landed on my left thumb slicing halfway in just below my thumbnail. It was probably one of the more painful cuts I've gotten. Definitely would've gone in for stitches if I could've. Instead I wrapped it in my bandana and Ace bandage with a butterfly bandage and left it like that the rest of the trip. It was quite a challenge to unpack, setup, cleanup and put away all my gear which already barely fit in my backpack. I was happy to have brought the leftover Vicadin pills with me from a dentist adventure prior.
So get out there and try a solo backpacking trip sometime, it's an interesting experience!


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using ServiceStack.Common;
using ServiceStack.ServiceHost;
using ServiceStack.ServiceInterface;

using ServiceStackBenchmark.Model;

namespace ServiceStackBenchmark
{

    #region MySQL Service Requests

    [Api("Test #2 using Service Stack, ORMLite, and MySQL")]
    public class MySqlDbRequest : IReturn<World>
    { }

    [Api("Test #3 using Service Stack, ORMLite, and MySQL")]
    public class MySqlQueriesRequest : IReturn<List<World>>
    {
        [ApiMember(Name = "queries", Description = "Number of Queries to Execute", DataType = "int", IsRequired = true)]
        [ApiAllowableValues("queries", 1, 500)]
        public int queries { get; set; }
    }

    [Api("Test #4 using Service Stack, ORMLite, and MySQL")]
    public class MySqlFortunesRequest : IReturn<List<Fortune>>
    { }

    [Api("Test #5 using Service Stack, ORMLite, and MySQL")]
    public class MySqlUpdatesRequest : IReturn<List<World>>
    {
        [ApiMember(Name = "queries", Description = "Number of Queries to Execute", DataType = "int", IsRequired = true)]
        [ApiAllowableValues("queries", 1, 500)]
        public int queries { get; set; }
    }

    [Api("Test #7 using Service Stack, ORMLite, and MySQL with Caching")]
    public class MySqlCachedDbRequest : IReturn<World>
    { }

    #endregion

    /// <summary>Service Stack tests using MySQL provider and ORMLite</summary>
    public class MySqlService : Service
    {
        private const string dbType = "MySql";

        #region Public Properties

        public IMySqlOrmLiteConnectionFactory dbFactory { get; set; }

        #endregion

        #region Public Service Methods

        public object Get(MySqlDbRequest request)
        {
            // get a random world id
            var id = SafeRandom.Instance.Next(0, 10000) + 1;

            // retrieve world from database
            using (var db = dbFactory.OpenDbConnection())
            {
                return db.GetWorld(id);
            }
        }

        public object Get(MySqlQueriesRequest request)
        {
            // limit queries to be between 1 and 500 iterations
            var worldCount = Math.Max(1, Math.Min(500, (int)request.queries));

            // concurrently create a list of random world ids to retrieve
            var ids = new List<int>();
            Parallel.For(0, worldCount, i =>
            {
                lock (ids)
                {
                    ids.Add(SafeRandom.Instance.Next(0, 10000) + 1);
                }
            });

            // retrieve worlds associated with ids
            using (var db = dbFactory.OpenDbConnection())
            {
                return db.GetWorlds(ids);
            }
        }

        [AddHeader(ContentType = ServiceStack.Common.Web.ContentType.Html)]
        public object Get(MySqlFortunesRequest request)
        {
            var fortunes = new List<Fortune>();

            // retrieve fortunes from database
            using (var db = dbFactory.OpenDbConnection())
            {
                fortunes = db.GetFortunes();
            }

            // add additional fortune record
            fortunes.Add(new Fortune { id = 0, message = "Additional fortune added at request time." });

            // sort fortunes
            fortunes.Sort();

            // construct HTML page using template and return
            return FortuneMethods.ToHtml(fortunes);
        }

        public object Get(MySqlUpdatesRequest request)
        {
            // limit queries to be between 1 and 500 iterations
            var worldCount = Math.Max(1, Math.Min(500, (int)request.queries));

            // concurrently create a list of random world ids to update
            var ids = new List<int>(worldCount);
            Parallel.For(0, worldCount, i =>
            {
                lock (ids)
                {
                    ids.Add(SafeRandom.Instance.Next(0, 10000) + 1);
                }
            });

            // purge cache client
            Cache.FlushAll();

            // update the worlds
            using (var db = dbFactory.OpenDbConnection())
            {
                return db.UpdateWorlds(ids);
            }
        }

        public object Get(MySqlCachedDbRequest request)
        {
            // get a random world id
            var id = SafeRandom.Instance.Next(0, 10000) + 1;

            // create the cache key for the random world id
            var cacheKey = UrnId.CreateWithParts<World>(new string[] { dbType, id.ToString() });

            // if world is cached, return it
            var world = Cache.Get<World>(cacheKey);
            if (world != null)
                return world;

            // get all of the worlds form the database
            List<World> worlds;
            using (var db = dbFactory.OpenDbConnection())
            {
                worlds = db.GetWorlds();
            }

            // construct a cache dictionary
            var cacheDict = new Dictionary<string, World>();
            Parallel.ForEach(worlds, w =>
            {
                // collect the current result
                if (w.id == id)
                    world = w;

                // add world to cache dictionary
                var key = UrnId.CreateWithParts<World>(new string[] { dbType, w.id.ToString() });
                lock (cacheDict)
                {
                    cacheDict.Add(key, w);
                }
            });

            // populate cache
            Cache.SetAll<World>(cacheDict);

            // return current request
            return world;
        }

        #endregion
    }

}

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Q: Add div outer of an image tag with ruby gsub or jquery I have an HTML string containing multiple <image> tags.  I'd like to search for each tag and  wrap them with a div tag.
For example:
mplamplamplampal

Should be:
mplampla

mplamla

How can I do this using Regex within Ruby on Rails?

A: This is jquery solution

A: If I properly understand what you need:
foo = 'mplamplamplampal'
re = re = /(?)/
foo.gsub re, '
\k
'
# => "mplampla

mplampal"

Here we're using named capturing groups using the \k named backreference syntax: (?...) creates named group and \k uses backreference.
UPDATED
We also have to use non-greedy quantificator - thanks @mu! - for working with nested tags

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Wellington  Latest Headlines
Treaty of Waitangi to be moved from Archives to National Library
June 12, 2012Latest Headlines, Politics, PressRelease
News from NZ Government
Internal Affairs Minister Chris Tremain confirmed today that New Zealand's founding document, the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi, will be moved from its current home in the Archives New Zealand building to the newly refurbished National Library building in Wellington.
The nine Tiriti o Waitangi sheets have been on permanent display in the Constitution Suite at the Archives New Zealand building on Mulgrave Street since 1991, and will be relocated to Molesworth Street in 2013.
"The redevelopment of the Molesworth Street building creates a fantastic opportunity to showcase Te Tiriti to more people in a newly refurbished public area which will give further access and insight for visitors," says Mr Tremain
"Alongside the move, I am overseeing a name change for the Molesworth Street building. This is to reflect its new role as a home for Archives New Zealand's key government documents and national treasures, as well as being the home of the National Library.
"The new constitution suite provides a single shared site where important documents of nationhood from both institutions can be showcased to the public, such as the Treaty of Waitangi, The Declaration of Independence and the 1893 Women's Suffrage Petition."
Mr Tremain says the decision follows consultation with mana whenua, Taranaki Whānui ki Te Upoko o Te Ika iwi, who are supportive, and was signalled last year by former Internal Affairs Minister, Nathan Guy.
"The Treaty of Waitangi is New Zealand's founding document and its physical move, safekeeping and preservation will be very carefully managed.
"In 2011, the National Library and Archives New Zealand were integrated into the Department of Internal Affairs. This new shared space is an example of the benefits of government organisations combining back office functions while delivering better frontline services for the public."
A timeline of the history of the Treaty of Waitangi includes its various locations, and is available on the Archives New Zealand website.


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Gideon Bodden (1971) is een Nederlands beiaardier.

Op twaalfjarige leeftijd begint Gideon Bodden met zijn opleiding tot klokkenist aan de muziekschool in Hilvarenbeek. Daarna vervolgt hij zijn opleiding aan de beiaardscholen in Mechelen en Amersfoort. In 1993 wordt hij na een vergelijkend proefspel aangesteld als stadsbeiaardier in Amsterdam. Hij is sindsdien de vaste bespeler van het carillon op de Munttoren en samen met Boudewijn Zwart sinds 2005 van de Oudekerks- of St. Nicolaastoren en tevens speelt hij sinds 2011 samen met Boudewijn Zwart wekelijks op de Zuider- of Janstoren te Amsterdam, sinds 1998 het carillon van Hilvarenbeek en sinds 2008 is hij, ook samen met Boudewijn Zwart, stadsbeiaardier van het Stadhuis van Schoonhoven. Sinds 1994 bespeelde hij het carillon op de St.-Michaëlstoren in Oudewater jammergenoeg werd hij daar wegbezuinigd.

Concoursen
Bodden won onder anderen de volgende concoursen:
 1992: het concours in het Olympisch Stadion te München
 1993: het Koningin Fabiola concours te Mechelen
 1994: het Internationale Carillonconcours voor quatre-mains spelers te Douai

Gideon Bodden heeft bewezen dat hij goed kan spelen, maar hij is ontevreden over de vaak gebrekkige inrichting van beiaarden en over het gebrek aan deskundigheid waarmee de klank en de stemming van klokken wordt beoordeeld. Hij besluit zich meer op de campanologie, de leer en de kennis van de klokkenspelen, te richten en start een eigen bedrijf Het Molenpad Expertise. Deze instelling houdt zich bezig met onderzoek, restauratie, bouw en onderhoud van uur- en speelwerken. Hij geeft veel lezingen en cursussen over onderwerpen binnen de campanologie. Gideon Bodden doceert campanologie aan de Nederlandse Beiaardschool in Amersfoort.
Als campanoloog stemde hij de nieuwe beiaard van de Grote Kerk (De Rijp) in Noord Holland.  De klokken werden gegoten in Klokken- en Kunstgieterij Reiderland te Beerta en Finsterwolde.

Reizen
Bodden maakte onder meer tien concerttournees door de Verenigde Staten en gaf 120 concerten in Japan.

Externe link
 Interview met Gideon Bodden Hemony-carillon van de Zuidertoren opnieuw gerestaureerd (dec 2017)
 Interview met stadsbeiaardier Gideon Bodden in 2010
 Gideon Bodden stemt discant klokken voor Pully
 Het stemmen en keuren van de klokken voor de Rijp Gideon Bodden met Bernard Winsemius en Christiaan Winter
 Vorige replica klavier in de Amsterdamse Zuidertoren bespeeld door Gideon Bodden: Johannes de Gruytters' arrangement van Hector Fiocco's l'Angloise (Premiere Suite de Clavecin)

Nederlands beiaardier


10/01/2011 - The older generation is often stereotyped by their reminiscing of the "good ol' days". One common picture is of an elderly couple sitting in rocking chairs on the front porch, talking about the way things USED to be, and how they long for those "simpler" days. While I too have very fond memories of how some things used to be different when I was younger, there are a few things that I never knew. These are some of the things I don't remember.
•	I don't remember a time when filling my car at the pump was painless.
•	I don't remember a political debate where candidates actually focused on issues.
•	I don't remember when professional athletes were paid a reasonable amount of money.
•	I don't remember a time when the majority of movies, music and TV shows were safe for kids.
•	I don't remember a time when a person's word could be relied upon.
In this age, where we all must fight desperately if we desire to stand against the disease of selfishness, there are very few people who can be completely trusted by their words. If a person strikes up a deal, what usually follows are pages and pages of contracts. Any person who has bought a home or vehicle can attest to the number of signatures required. Not only do the lenders need signatures to act as the agreement, but they must also get collateral and run background and credit checks to ensure that the buyer is even capable of making the payments. The sellers can't be blamed though. There are way too many people who cannot be trusted; people who will not hesitate to be dishonest to obtain what they desire.
The sad part of this is that ALL of us do take part. I understand that not all of us will intentionally default on a loan, but all of us do go against our word at times. It's when we say we will do something, and then fail to follow through with our word. It's the promises we make to spouses, kids, parents or friends that we fail to honor. We agree to meet someone at an arranged time, and then we run late. We promise to quit a habit, or promise to do some chore, only to "forget." No wonder as a people we can't rely on each other. If we can't be trusted with the small things, how will we be trusted with the big things?
None of us will ever be perfect, but it will be a great challenge if we can all make it a point to let our yes mean yes and our no mean no. When we fail, the selfishness will also arise when we become defensive. We shift blame and deny our responsibility. Then we become offended when we are told we cannot be trusted. If we want to be trusted, we must be trustworthy. Let's focus on being true to our word in every way possible, no matter how small the promise.


Members of the Social Research Association are invited to attend the 2018 AGM, on Wednesday 13 December at Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9AG. It will start at 9.45 and run for 30 minutes, in the Gallery Room.
to adopt the SRA Annual Report and Accounts for the financial year 2017-18. This is the final report and has been approved by the Trustees.
to accept the retirements of these trustees: Helen Kara, and Sophie Ellison.
to reappoint these trustees for a further period of 2 years: Bob Erens, David Johnson, Faye Gracey, Isabella Pereira, Kieran O'Leary, Nigel Meager.
to reappoint Field Sullivan, London, as Independent Financial Examiners for the year 2018-19.
Members of the SRA are entitled to appoint another member as proxy to exercise all or any of your rights to attend, speak and vote at this annual general meeting. You can also appoint the Chair of the meeting to be your proxy. To appoint a proxy, please complete and submit the online form below, no later than noon on Friday 7 December 2018. We will email your proxy a copy of your voting intentions.
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