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Interview with Jon Sa Trinxa
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Las Salinas Beach, a sun-drenched place with powder soft sands, is located at the southernmost part of Ibiza. Although world-famous for its crystal clear waters and luxury lounge bars, there's another reason why it's marked as a top destination: Jon Sa Trinxa.
The legendary and permanent fixture at Sa Trinxa Beach Club has been spinning since he arrived from London 25+ years ago after a tumultuous journey. When the usual DJ was a no-show, Trinxa hopped on the decks and has been playing 8 hour sets a day, every day since.
Jon Sa Trinxa is a symbol of freedom in Ibiza. But Jon's Ibiza is different. It's not the epic nighttime parties, the screaming soundsystems, and big name DJs. It's daylight hours, ambient tunes, and proof that when you have a good thing going, don't let it go. This Ibiza is where he and his music found their home, with a panoramic view of the ocean and constant smiling faces.
This March 20th, Jon Sa Trinxa will bring his Balearic beats to The Music Room at Potato Head Hong Kong. Don't miss his highly danceable and signature blissed out beats with worldly influence.
We caught up with the man, Jon Sa Trinxa, himself to chat Ibiza, his tunes, and his upcoming documentary.
Electric Soul: You've been playing on Las Salinas Beach every day for 25+ year, dedicating your life to music. You even got your stage name from this story. What made and makes this place so singular for you as a musician, but also as a man?
Jon Sa Trinxa: When I moved to Ibiza, I thought the only way to be successful and fulfilled was to be different. So many DJs fly to Ibiza with the intention of playing. Back in the 80s and 90s, they would bring more or less the same music. So I thought to myself, "what's the point in competing? Just do something different!" I was lucky to get the job at Sa Trinxa, the last bar at the end of a beautiful beach, very chilled (back in the day people there were naked). I really like to experiment with the music and play as many different genres as possible. I also like to improvise. In doing so, I never get bored! Some DJs play the same music night after night- it must get so repetitive and boring. When I find new music, I have the same enthusiasm as I did when I was a kid. If that enthusiasm ceases, then it will be time to hang up my headphones. I would really like to continue working until my final days. This is not a job, it's a vocation, it's my life.
ES: More than music, you aim at creating atmosphere with your unique Balearic style and its overflowing sunny vibes. How would you describe the Ibicenco feel you've been creating and perpetuating with your music at Las Salinas Beach?
JST: Yes it's sunshine music, and very eclectic. I play to the surrounding environment and blend in with nature. I guess everything sounds better under the sun! Ibiza is also very cosmopolitan: people come from all over the world, which is quite amazing for such a small island, so I like to reflect this in the music I play.
ES: How did the mood and the audiences change in your eyes through the 80s, 90s, 00s in Ibiza? How do you feel about this evolution?
JST: The world, not just Ibiza, is constantly changing, so there is no point in trying to hang on to the past. When I first moved to the island, people were far more understated. Rich people really didn't flaunt their wealth. It was common to mistake a gypsy for some wealthy person and vise versa. Also, there were very few VIP areas, which was great. It meant you could meet all kinds of people from all walks of life. Going out in Ibiza in the 80s and 90s wasn't just about the DJs and the music, the excitement was also about the people one would meet. Music was breaking down social barriers there. Socially, Ibiza has been amazing for me. I'm really proud to know so many people from all walks of life, races, classes, religions. The music unites us all as one. Today, Ibiza has changed and is now geared to entertain the super rich, which is a shame.
ES: You're the star of an independent documentary about your experience and daily happiness in this southernmost part of Ibiza you made home. What is the film's purpose?
JST: Yes, it's actually a Japanese film production. The director wanted to capture the alternative side of the Island as most films on Ibiza just focus on the nightlife. Of course, the nightlife is amazing there, but there are many other aspects of the Island that many films about Ibiza fail to explore. So I hope through the film we will capture many sides of Ibiza! After all, it really is a very beautiful island with some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe.
ES: Might we see some adorable street cats in it, like on your Instagram?
JST: Here's hoping! Before I became a DJ, I was a photographer and I loved wandering around the streets of London capturing ordinary life in the big city. During my first trip to Asia, I was amazed how friendly and tame the street cats were, especially in Thailand and Bali. So every time I go out I keep an eye out for the cats. It's not difficult since they are just everywhere, especially early in the morning. I've actually learned to know some of them, at least I think they recognise me!
ES: You'll be playing the idyllic Hong Kong's Potato Head this March 20th. How do you feel about sharing your extraordinary tropical vibe around the world, touring as far as Hong Kong?
JST: I have been playing in Ibiza for 25 years, and I think now is the time to move on. I like the idea of basing myself in Asia and creating something different in new venues like Potato Head. The Asian market is opening up and expanding, and I feel it's a good time to move. Change is always good!
ES: You describe music as your oxygen, and define yourself as an absolute music lover. What is currently spinning on your Funktion-One sound system, and elsewhere in your life?
JST: Life without music... Ouch. I would suffocate! Yes, music is my oxygen or as Shakespeare wrote in Twelfth Night: "If music be the food of love, play on, give me excess of it; that surfeiting, The appetite may sicken, and so die." Music producers I admire are David August and Be Svendsen. The Music For Dreams label is excellent, also music by Jacob Gurevitsch and Ibiza Air... Quality beach music!
ES: Any absolute classics you'd like to recommend to our readers?
JST: I've been in this business for a long time so the list of classics is very extensive and it's difficult to pick among them. But I guess if there is one stand out classic then it has to be "Promised Land" by Jo Smooth. The song has simple message that we may all live in peace and as one. Well, call me a dreamer but I like to live in hope. Life is short, through music I feel I have a duty to promote positivity in a world that at times may seem a dark place.
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L to R Steven Knapp president of the George Washington University; Peggy Loar, Interim Director and President of the Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art + Design; Earl A. Powell III, Director of the National Gallery of Art.
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Washington, DC–Leaders of the Corcoran Gallery of Art and Corcoran College of Art and Design, the George Washington University (GW) and the National Gallery of Art today received approval from the D.C. Superior Court to implement their historic agreements that were first announced in February 2014.
The parties now plan to move ahead to carry out the terms of the agreements in the coming weeks. The court's ruling permits the parties to proceed with the transfer of ownership of the Corcoran's historic 17th Street building and the College of Art and Design to GW and of custody of the art collection to the National Gallery of Art.
The collaboration will maintain the historic building as a showplace for art and a home for the Corcoran College and its programs, creating a global hub for the arts at GW. The collaboration also will safeguard the Corcoran's collection and increase access to it as a public resource in Washington.
"Today we take a dramatic step toward realizing a dynamic partnership that will safeguard the Corcoran legacy for generations to come," said GW President Steven Knapp. "The George Washington University looks forward to welcoming Corcoran College students, faculty and staff to the GW community and to working with them to continue and enhance their proud tradition of innovative arts education in our nation's capital."
"This is the beginning of a collaboration that will make the Corcoran collection more accessible to more people in the nation's capital," said Earl A. Powell III, director of the National Gallery of Art. "We look forward to restoring and programming the galleries in the historic 17th Street building with vibrant exhibitions of modern art, and to exhibiting a significant number of works from the Corcoran collection in the Legacy Gallery in the Flagg Building and at the National Gallery of Art."
the continued use of space within the historic Corcoran building for the exhibition of modern and contemporary art.
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Q: How to Avoid Abusing the Terminology of Interpretations and Representations With Respect to Formal Languages? I find myself floundering in terminology, with the result that I fear the article I am writing will only appeal to readers afflicted with masochistic tendencies.  At the very least, there is the danger that by redefining such terms as "interpretation" and "representation," I risk being accused of muddying the waters. Can any soul brave and kind enough to endure the following torrent of words give this amateur mathematician advice on how he might reframe the associated concepts properly using already-established terminology?  Even if you do not have the inclination to wade through the entire thing, I would greatly appreciate any assistance, no matter how modest.
I foolishly begin by proposing my own definition of a word already having an accepted definition in mathematics, because my deficiency of mathematical sophistication prevents me from understanding the nuances of the accepted definition and I fear growing senile before I can correct the deficiency:

Definition 2.1. Let $L$ be a language, and let $S$ be a set.  If there exists some surjective function $f: L \rightarrow S$,
then we will call the triplet $(L,S,f)$ an interpretation of L as S, specifically the interpretation of L as S according to f, and we may say any of the following:

*

*$L$ interpreted according to $f$ is $S$ (equivalently: $L$ is the underlying language in the interpretation $(L,S,f)$).

*$S$ is $L$ interpreted according to $f$ (equivalently: $S$ is the target set in the interpretation $(L,S,f)$).

*$f$ interprets $L$ as $S$ (equivalently: $f$ is the evaluation function in the interpretation $(L,S,f)$).

Remark. For example, let $B$ denote the set of nonempty strings over the alphabet $\{0,1\}$ and let ${f : B \rightarrow \mathbb{N}}$, where $f({b})$ is the nonnegative integer corresponding to $b$ such that the latter is regarded as a word in unsigned binary.  Then ${(B,\mathbb{N}, f)}$ is the interpretation of $B$ as the set of natural numbers according to  $f$.  Now consider ${g : B \rightarrow \mathbb{Z}}$, where $g({b})$ is the integer corresponding to $b$ such that the latter is regarded as a word in 2s-complement binary.  Then ${(B,\mathbb{Z}, g)}$ is the interpretation of $B$ as the set of integers according to $g$.  Thus we have an illustration of a single language underlying multiple interpretations.

As if the preceding were not excruciating enough, I force my reader to endure another definition, this time pertaining to members of sets rather than the sets themselves:

The following definition allows us to speak of interpretations in terms of set members as well.
Definition 2.2.  Let $(L,S,f)$ be an interpretation.  For any $l \in L$, let $s \in S$ where $s = f(l)$. Then we may say any of the following:

*

*$s$ is $l$ interpreted according to $f$.

*$l$ interpreted according to $f$ is $s$.

*$f$ interprets $l$ as $s$.

Not satisfied with having intruded on the terminology of interpretations, I presumptuously redefine representations:

Sometimes the terminology of interpretations becomes awkward, resulting in a surfeit of passive participles  ("l interpreted as..."; "l interpreted according to...").  We may remedy this to some extent by making use of the following definition.
Definition 2.3. Let $(L, S, f)$ be an interpretation,  and let the ordered pair $(l,s)$ be in the graph of $f$.  Then we say l represents s in $(L, S, f)$.  If we do not wish to mention a particular interpretation (as for example when the interpretation would be clear from the context), we may simply say l represents s, implying some interpretation exists such that $l$ represents $s$ in that interpretation.
In addition to speaking of members of languages representing members of sets, we can speak of languages representing sets.
Definition 2.4. If $(L, S, f)$ is an interpretation, then we say L represents S in $(L, S, f)$, or, equivalently, $L$ is a representation of $S$ in $(L, S, f)$.  In cases where we do not wish to mention a specific interpretation, we may simply say $L$ represents $S$, or, equivalently, $L$ is a representation of $S$.

A particularly sad aspect of all this is that none of the above definitions is what my paper is "about"; they are only devices meant to enable me to articulate what my paper is about.
Can someone help me out of this morass of my own making?

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There are two parts of the quest chain for each continent. The first part involves defeating numerous Master Pet Tamers, and the second requires you to triumph over the Grand Master Tamer. After you've bested the Grand Master Tamer, dailies from each Tamer will unlock for that continent. All the dailies continue to reward experience for your companions, however only the Grand Master daily quest will reward the Sack of Pet Supplies.
World of Warcraft has been around for a really long time now. While the gameplay, graphics, and story have enhanced over time, the UI has not changed nearly as much. Some things that may seem like they should be obvious menu items are only accessible via addons. Addons in World of Warcraft are essentially mods that give you additional menu options and visuals. Some are small, and mostly used for organizing items or menus, while others will give you more options in combat! Below are some of the best addons for both old and new players. The majority of these can be downloaded through Curse.
While it's clear that Blizzard is eager not to spoil the future of Battle for Azeroth, it seems pretty unlikely that players who want to be pure evil will ever get their day to shine in World of Warcraft. Despite the decision being added into the game, the good guys will likely win and the threats to Azeroth will continue to roll on by, getting knocked out by players one at a time.
Set sail for the previously unmapped isles of Azeroth. Battle in groups of three as you race against cunning rival intruders—or enemy players—to collect the island's resources. Constantly evolving challenges await as you traverse frozen landscapes near Northrend, open the mysterious gates of an abandoned Gilnean castle, navigate a war between elementals and more.
To give you some perspective I leveled both a LF Ret Paladin and BE Rogue (so one started from level 20 and the other from level 1). I focused on getting the achievements I was missing for the Loremaster, so not the most efficient route by any means. I was using full enchanted heirlooms (minus the ring) and the WoW-Pro addon though, as well as having War Mode turned on all the way.
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Patch 8.1.5 PTR Developer Notes 8.1.5 is coming to the PTR very soon and we have some developer notes to find out what's coming with it! The two new allied races are coming, with Zandalari Trolls and Kul Tiran Humans finally within our reach, some new invasions of the Naga variety, some updates for capital cities (new portal rooms) and WSG and AB, as well as new War Campaign quests, Wintergrasp as an Epic Battleground, the return of the Brawler's Guild and a lot more!
-Warfronts- I liked the idea of warfronts because it blends elements of Warcraft III with World of Warcraft, however, it's not a PvP battleground or instance, it's PvE so given time, it's a guaranteed win so many people are starting to AFK in the warfront. Beyond that, there is only one warfront to participate in right now. Also, when preparing for a warfront, Blizzard presents you with daily quests to help "aid" the warfront, however, your daily quest turn ins have no bases on the progression of warfront. The warfront will continue to advance at the same rate no matter if you do zero quests or everyone does all the quests.
You should try and quest efficiently - pulling several mobs if you can handle it, using your burst cooldowns while questing to kill everything faster. Many people would think that a 10-minute cooldown like Bloodlust is useless in open world, but you can do a "kill-15-mobs" quest in like 30 seconds if you pull a lot and use it. A free quest every 10 minutes is not that bad.
If your pet's health gets too low or its attacks aren't very effective against a certain combatant, you can always switch out your current pet with another companion on your team. Only pets that are considered active (i.e., those in your three Battle Pet Slots), may be switched in and out during the battle. Once the match is over, you can always change up your active pet team, which is useful if one of your pets is low on health or dead.
-Global Cooldown- Almost all spells are now on the global cooldown. This has slowed gameplay down quite a bit and you won't get to use the full potential of your spells cooldowns. For example, you cast a spell that increases your damage for 15 seconds, after the global cooldown and you're able to cast again, you now only have 13.5 seconds to make use of the remaining time. There are far too many spells on the global cooldown that shouldn't be.
5. at least get 4 characters with these professions. Tailoring/Enchanter; Minning/jewelcrating; Minning/Blacksmithing and Herbalist/alchemist. You can skip blacksmithing and take Minning/herbalist with 1 of your alts. While doing your world quest in argus, try to get all the ores and herbs that you can. Send all the cloth and greens to your tailor character.
For those interested in more details on spending wisely, and generating good cashflow, we cover a number of topics in more detail. Please note that this guide represents the accumulated wisdom of many people. You don't necessarily have to do all of these things--there is no one "right" way to make and manage money. However, these pointers will give you ideas on how to establish a firm financial foundation for your character.
But the system offers a painful and mindless grind. At worst, it feels like a cheap and artificial wall blocking you from playing your character to its full potential. Levels of your heart come fast at first, but the costs become prohibitive when you get up into level 20 or so. This wouldn't be an issue if the most powerful Azerite gear didn't require reaching level 22 to unlock even 75 percent of their full damage, leaving players left out of features from gear they've already collected. This means more grinding.
Val'sharah is the main WoW Legion zone where you can gather Dreamleaf, being also one of the best zones to skill up Herbalism. In fact, if you've just started Legion with your herbalist character, this is the best zone to begin with. Requirements: Minimum character level 100; Herbalism skill 700; Gatherer addon (optional). Where to go: Fly to Lorlathil (54,72) in Val'sharah. What to do: ...	Read More »
The old popular example was the http://www.wowhead.com/item=47257. This item differed on my server from a high of 6k to a low of about 3k. When the price was down at 3k, I would buy a few of these and just wait a week. Throughout the week, I would put in trade and the auction house that I wanted 6k for it. I would then immediately go onto an alt and say that I only wanted 5200g. Sometimes, I would get the 5200g and be a very happy man, other times it would take more patience. However, almost always, by the end of the week, the other sellers had reposted for around what I wanted. This gave me a huge advantage. Now, the price ceiling was no longer 3k on the auction house, but 5k. I could now easily sell the few I bought for 4 or 4.5k, which is a huge 50% profit from the 3k I originally invested.
Before anyone asks - yes there are archived copies of old addon versions both on our github repository and on several of the addon sites we use, and these will continue to be available after Cataclysm comes out, so you'll be able to get those old files if you really want them. I'm not going to bother making these more easily accessible unless you give me a very good reason. "I'm on a private server and I need them since we didn't upgrade to Cataclysm" is a BAD reason - and it's illegal.
As an example, I will take my server values to calculate how many procs you need to make up the price of one Magnetic Mining Pick (40 SS ore, 10 Platinum ore, 15 Expulsoms). Assuming 25g per SS ore, 20g Platinum Ore, and 55x the price of Tidespray linen to craft 1 expulsom in average (got the value from a previous post in this subreddit); 1 Pick is worth 5325g (not counting the elemental flux).


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Tuck's R.U.S.H. for Literacy was founded in 2008 by Justin and Lauran Tuck to bring the same opportunities that made them successful to low-income youth in New York, New Jersey, and Alabama. Focused on literacy, the program began with a simple book distribution, then grew to include an essay contest and supporting materials, as well as grantmaking. As of the 2013-2014 school year, the program will focus on summer learning loss–a critical issue for low-income youth–and financial literacy, as success in both areas increases the likelihood that a child will attend college. Grants will continue to support high-performing nonprofits in the literacy and financial literacy space.
Justin Tuck recently joined the Oakland Raiders defense and is quickly becoming the face of a reemerging organization. Tuck was formerly the leader and Captain of the Giants' defense for nine years. He helped propel the Giants to two Super Bowl victories and is a two-time Pro Bowl selection.
Despite appearing on some of the biggest stages in football such as MetLife Stadium with the Giants, two Super Bowl fields and at the historic University of Notre Dame, Tuck does not forget his small town roots. Born and raised in Kellyton, Alabama, the town has earned the moniker "Tuckville," due to the 150+ family members who make up a good portion of the 215-person population. In his immediate family alone, Tuck is one of seven children and many of his relatives live on the same street.
Tuck entered the 2005 NFL Draft and was selected 74th overall by the New York Giants. During Super Bowl XLII, Tuck notched a game-high 2.0 sacks to go along with his six tackles and one forced fumble in the Giants stunning win over the New England Patriots. He duplicated this remarkable performance in Super Bowl XLVI where the Giants were able to once again best the Patriots. In that game, Tuck again registered 2.0 sacks and forced a pivotal safety. Justin is the only player in NFL history to have multiple sacks in multiple Super Bowls.
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A philanthropist and education advocate, Lauran Tuck co-founded Tuck's R.U.S.H. for Literacy with her husband, Justin, in 2008. In addition to her work leading Tuck's R.U.S.H. for Literacy and its many collaborations, Lauran works as an executive consultant in the nonprofit sector, most recently with the Family Success Institute. Lauran began her career with The Hartford, in Media & Community Relations.
Lauran Tuck graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2006 with a degree in Marketing. She went on to earn a Master's degree in Nonprofit Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania in 2012. Lauran serves on the Board of Directors for New Yorkers for Children, Horizons National, and the 50 Fund (the philanthropic partner of the Super Bowl 50 Host Committee). She is a member of the University of Notre Dame's Performing Arts Advisory Council and the Co-Founder of the University of Pennsylvania's Nonprofit Leadership Alumni Association.
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A Visit to the South Seas, in the U. S. Ship Vincennes, During the Years 1829 and 1830: With Notices of Brazil, Peru, Manilla, the Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena (Classic Reprint)
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In reference to the improvement among the Sandwich Islands, the information in Mr. Stewart's volume is ample and decisive; and though less dis tinct, in regard to the South Sea Islands, to the character and beneficial exertions of the mission aries, it is equally satisfactory. The evidence Of this does not, however, rest on the testimony Of Mr. Stewart. On this subject, others, whose testi mony in favour Of missions their calumniators will not attempt to impugn, have given the most un equivocal declaration of their entire approval, in addition to the evidence which I have recently presented before the public, I am happy to insert another, which appears in the Missionary Chronicle, and is equally honourable to the integrity and can'dour of the writer, and the character of the missionaries.
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Opportunity of nuclear talks may not come again: Zarif
Sunday, 08 February 2015 11:22 AM [ Last Update: Sunday, 08 February 2015 6:01 PM ]
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif during a global security conference, meeting in the southern German city of Munich on February 8, 2015
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has attached special significance to the ongoing talks on Iran's nuclear program, saying the negotiations serve as an opportunity that may not be repeated.
"The only way to resolve the issue is through negotiations," Zarif said on Sunday at a press conference on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference in Germany.
"We have made quite a bit of success" during the negotiations to resolve remaining issues on Iran's nuclear program "over the past many months," Zarif said, adding that the talks are an "opportunity" to resolve the standoff between Iran and the West.
"This is the opportunity to do it and we need to seize this opportunity. It may not be repeated," the Iranian foreign minister stated.
He said the first objective of the negotiations is to assure the opposite side that Iran's nuclear program "remains exclusively peaceful," adding, "It means that Iran should be able to exercise its right to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes because without exercising that right it is impossible to make sure that it is peaceful."
The second objective, Zarif went on to say, is the removal of all "unacceptable" sanctions imposed on Iran.
"We are prepared to reassure the international community and some of the negotiating partners that Iran's nuclear energy is peaceful, but at the same time it is important the restrictions that have been imposed on Iranian people be lifted," he stated.
"It is important for everybody to realize that the only way to deal with Iran is through respect and negotiations and meeting on a non-zero sum game."
The Iranian foreign minister said those who insisted on imposing sanctions on Iran should now realize that the restrictions "did not achieve their intended result."
"When the sanctions were imposed on Iran, Iran had less than 200 centrifuges. If the objective was to prevent Iran from developing its nuclear technology, they (sanctions) utterly failed because now we have 20,000 centrifuges."
Commenting on a possible extension to the nuclear talks, Zarif said, "I do not think another extension is in the interest of anyone, as I do not believe this extension was either necessary or useful."
Zarif also responded to a question on the possible consequences if the nuclear talks fail, saying, "If we don't have an agreement, it is not the end of the world."
Iran and the P5+1 group of countries – Russia, China, France, Britain, the United States and Germany – are seeking to reach a high-level political agreement by the end of March and to confirm the full technical details of the accord by July 1.
Elsewhere in his remarks, the Iranian foreign minister slammed the Tel Aviv regime's claims that Iran is after a nuclear weapon.
"We do not have a weapons program," he said, adding that the Israelis cannot hide their acts of aggression against Palestinians and others in the region through their hypothetical allegations.
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The Royal Express Sr. is our full sized trackless train. It is a work horse at major events and is a HUGELY popular amusement rides. It's a very versatile machine & is a proven crowd pleaser everywhere it is presented. The P.A. Music System & LED Lighting make the Royal Express stand out even more during night time events.
This train can carry 18 children or 12 adults per ride cycle, or a combination or the two.
The Royal Express Jr. is the answer to having a trackless train at an event that has a small amount of space to occupy. Offering all of the same great features of its larger counterpart, the RE Junior is sure to be a big hit at your next event. Can carry up to 18-24 children at a time. Adults can ride also about 6-10 at a time, or a combination of adults and children.
The Royal Ranger is a huge hit with kids. All children love to play on fire trucks & this one keeps them entertained for hours. It features a bell, siren, flashing lights and music! The Fire Truck will hold up to 12 passengers both children & adults.
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Our trackless trains are electric battery powered making our trackless trains environmentally friendly. The trackless trains can ride up to 12 to 24 passengers depending on which model you will be renting. See specific specifications for your desired train.
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Our engineer will bring the "ROYAL EXPRESS" trackless train to your location. Our friendly staff will arrive approximately 20 - 45 minutes before the event to set-up the train (depending on the type of event). Parking will need to be available for off-loading the train (minimum of 6 car lengths long. Since there are no tracks to set-up and our trackless train does not require any special preparation, we just unload the trackless train from our truck and the train is ready to go! Watch the thrill and excitement on your guest's faces as our "ROYAL EXPRESS" trackless train pulls up to your next event.
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Dark Harbor at The Queen Mary 2017 – It's a Lovely Life!
Now that the Halloween season is upon us, it's time to take a look on over to the spookier side of things! One of our first Halloween excursions this year is always one of our first stops and always one of our favorite stops: Dark Harbor at the Queen Mary in Long Beach California! We had a great time at the media preview!
Dark Harbor is the Queen Mary's annual Halloween haunt featuring 6 haunted mazes, a 4D theater experience, hundreds of monsters, immersive attractions, live staged entertainment, resident DJ's, themed bars, private creepy cabanas, concession style grub along with a V.I.P. RIP lounge experience.
My dad and I have made it a tradition! Every year we make our way up to Long Beach to experience all that Dark Harbor has to offer. We always have the absolute best time at Dark Harbor, and it's because the team at the Queen Mary puts a great amount of effort into making it an incredibly enjoyable time for those of us who love to get scared!
In 2017, Dark Harbor is pleased to unveil Feast, which takes you on a journey through the depths of The Queen Mary to learn how the newest member of our monster family, Chef, met his untimely end. Intrepid returns with a sizzling trip through time back to the ship's origins in Scotland and beyond as The Iron Master searches for freaks and monsters to join Dark Harbor. There are a total of seven ultra long mazes including Lullaby, Soulmate, Deadrise, B340 and Circus. They will leave you screaming for more!
Our favorite mazes this time around would have to be the all-new maze "Feast"!
It is a deliciously terrifying time with Chef, who also spends some time roaming outside his maze… which proves that you're never truly safe! A longtime favorite for me is undoubtedly "Circus". Circus has been part of the Dark Harbor lineup for several years now, and it is always a great time! Circus revolves around exactly what the name suggests: a haunted circus, which is one of my favorite tropes!
Another major reason to head on over to Dark Harbor is the other forms of entertainment. It's always fun to jump on the "Neverland Ranch Swings". You'll get a bird's eye view of the entire space. We absolutely love to look out over Long Beach at night, as well as ride the ride!
"SideShow" is also a great time if you enjoy miraculous feats that seemingly no one could pull off!
I won't be giving any spoilers for the "4-D Theatre Maze Experience – PANIC", but I can assure you that it is most definitely a must-see!
A little-known aspect of visiting Dark Harbor is the slider shows. There are a couple of haunted attractions that offer these shows, but we think that Dark Harbor is definitely in the top for dedication. These monsters will train year-round to be able to perform these sliding tricks, and you'll be able to experience their performances nightly along Slider Alley.
You definitely don't want to miss the constant stage (two stages) and roaming performances happening constantly at Dark Harbor.
You can check out everything from freakshow performances to hula-hoop shows. We spend a bit of time every night we go just watching the shows! If you want a couple of minutes to rest in between mazes, we also definitely recommend heading on over to one of the many stages at Dark Harbor! You are guaranteed to be entertained, and who knows, you might even get pulled up on stage like I did one year! The fun never stops!
The terror begins September 28 and runs for 23 haunted evenings through November 1. Ticket prices start at just $20 online, with additional Fast Fright, VIP, and haunting hotel packages available.
If you are looking for a really scary time you have to get over to Queen Mary Dark Harbor!
That sounds so much fun. We love Halloween stuff like this, so I will keep it in mind if we ever make it back to the west coast in October.
This kind of stuff scares me so much, ever since I was a kid. As long as no one comes near me I'm okay. I've been to too many places where they touch you and I'm not cool with that.
Wow! I had never heard of Dark Harbor at the Queen Mary in Long Beach California before! What a fabulously fun and spooky Halloween event to attend this time of year!
What a fun night out! I had never heard of this before what a fun way to celebrate Halloween!
This is so spooky. Definitely scary looking. Looks like you guys had a great time.
That seems like a lot of fun. My kids are still younger and scare easily, but plan on doing lots of fun Halloween things like this when they get older.
If I liked being scared I would totally go here, ha! As it is, I HATE being scared, so I won't be going to anything like this! Good luck to everyone this spooky season!
Damn… I didn't realize Halloween is so close. When I was in the events business, I organized Halloween parties. I don't do that anymore. This post reminds me that I need to start making Halloween plans.
I don't like being scared AT all but I think my husband and boys would like this once they get a little older!
Oh my goodness, this looks like so much fun! If we had something like this where we lived I would most definitely be taking my family to it!
What a fun family tradition! Spooky places and haunted houses has never been my thing but it looks like you enjoyed yourself!
Yikes! My family would LOVE Dark Harbor but me… I would cry. Sob. I'd be terrified!
It is so well done and way to real but my family would go crazy nuts for it!
Dark Harbor would be so much fun and interesting. I would love to visit here at the Queen Mary. . The 4-D Theater Maze Experience sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Wow! This sounds so fun! I used to live in California and never did this. Wish I would have now.
what a perfect halloween activity! this would be so fun to do with friends and family.
Wow this looks like so much fun! What a cool tradition to have with your dad.
This sounds like so much fun! I used to love haunted houses and all things scary, but they freak me out so much more now than when I was young!
That looks like so much fun! I've never heard of this before, believe it or not. This is going on my list of places to visit for Halloween.
That looks like so much fun. Every year we pick something haunted to go to, will add this to a list.
I love Halloween and this looks like something me and my friends would love to do to get in the Halloween mood. How fun!


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Havasu Christian Home Educators (HCHE) was founded in 1985 and is a support group for Christian homeschool families in Lake Havasu City and the surrounding area.
We are a Christian-based homeschool support group and our purpose is to bring together Christian homeschooling families who desire to encourage one another, build friendships, and share resources.
We are simply a group of parents, grandparents, and guardians who homeschool and are seeking social interaction, friendship, and support with others who have chosen this path. Our group is open to all families, regardless of their homeschooling approach or religious outlook.
Come meet with fellow Catholic families and see if God is calling you to homeschool.
HEFC is a Christ based Homeschool Group in the White Mountains of Arizona.
HECP is a non-denominational Christian group of active home educators who are joined together to support one another in the educational process. We offer parent-directed co-op classes, regular educational field trips, as well as excellent opportunities to build long-lasting friendships with other homeschooling families.
HEY, as we call ourselves, is a group of families in and around Yuma who meet regularly for fellowship and support as we train up our children and provide the best possible education for them.
HomeschoolHUB is a wonderful group in Northwest Arizona(serving Wittmann,Circle City, Morristown, Wickenburg, Congress and Yarnell) for those who choose to educate their children at home.
Homeschoolers 4 Him is a Christian homeschool support group serving the west Phoenix Metropolitan area. We communicate and organize group activities through a message board.
HHHS is a Christian-based, non-denominational (open to all faiths), support group of home education parents desiring to draw creative ideas from each other to stimulate greater learning in their children.
Our focus is on home schooling and supporting the home schooling families that are members of our group with friends, fun, information and good times.
The purpose of K.E.Y.S. is to partner with parents of homeschooled students to define life in terms of a Christian worldview and take God's love and mercy to others.
L.I.F.E. Adventures is a homeschool support group based on principles of the Christian faith.
We are a group with members from the Prescott Valley Area. Our monthly meetings our now held at a church in Dewey (15min from PV).
Membership is open to all families currently homeschooling at least one child. Membership is concentrated in the city of Maricopa, although we do have families living outside the city.
MDLP K-6 provides parents and students with nationally renowned curriculum, by CompassLearning, Addison-Wesley, Houghton Mifflin, and other well known publishers. The curriculum is offered online with supplemental hard copy texts, workbooks and manipulatives for students to use at home.
We are a Christ-centered support group with a passion to educate our children at home. We encourage and strengthen one another through fellowship and various educational activities that focus on the bonds of family.
Welcome Home Educators! This is a site to facilitate group get togethers, discussion, park days and support group meetings for the Northside Home Educators in Anthem, AZ and the surrounding areas.
We are an independent, inclusive support group providing encouragement and community for those pursuing or considering home education for their children.
Creative Problem Solving for students from Kindergarten through College. Home Schooled students can join teams on Tuesdays at Mesa Public Library, Red Mountain Branch at Power Rd. south of Adobe.
Join the Prescott Homeschool Hub team! It's a fun, low-key blog about homeschooling in the area. If you tend to be in-the-know about things going on locally, your contribution to this site would benefit many others!
Rainbow Explorers is a Christian homeschool support group that serves African-American families in the Greater Phoenix area. We welcome all families homeschooling African-American children including those families with parents of any race.
Raising Hearts Towards Heaven is a group of home educators residing primarily in the Southeast Valley of Arizona. We are a support group for families that are currently homeschooling.
This group is inclusive, and offers support to any homeschooling family regardless of: religion, spirituality, or lack thereof, race, educational method, lifestyle, sexual orientation, geographical location, economic or marital status.
The Sacred Heart Home Educators is a Catholic homeschool network which seeks to provide support and encouragement to families as they fulfill their calling to be the first and foremost teachers of their children.
Sequoia Choice – Arizona Distance Learning (AzDL) provides tuition-free, home-based, technology-assisted education to children in grades K-12.
SOARing Unschoolers (SOuthern ARizona Unschoolers) is a community of families in the Tucson area and throughout Southern Arizona who are actively unschooling.
Sonoran Desert Homeschoolers is an open, not-for-profit home education network, providing social and creative outlets for homeschooling families.
We are a group of Catholic Homeschoolers that meet on the East Side of Tucson. We meet every Wednesday for park day and fellowship.
We are an inclusive homeschool group created to bring community, fun, and educational opportunities to homeschoolers of all types and ages in the southwest valley cities of Avondale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Tolleson, and beyond.
We are a Christian, Bible-believing home school support group who serves homeschooling families. Our goal is to promote fellowship among families and supply educational tools by providing: Park Days, Field trips, Co-op Classes, Support for New Families, Holiday Events, Fundraisers, Talent Shows.
The Salt Seller has evolved into TSS EduSource, Inc., a non-profit 501 (c)(3) corporation. As a leader in Home Education they are dedicated to providing Arizona families with the information and resources necessary for success.
We are a homeschool support group for the Central Arizona Area. We are open to all families regardless of culture, race or lifestyle.
Membership in the Veritas Homeschoolers support group is open to all families currently homeschooling at least one child. Membership is concentrated in the Ahwatukee Foothills (Phoenix), south Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert and Mesa areas.
This group is for dues-paying members of West Side Home Educators. It is established as a forum for the posting of items/events of interest to our members or for questions/discussions with other homeschoolers who live in our area.
West Valley Christian Homeschoolers is an Arizona homeschool support group serving families all across the west valley from Goodyear to Surprise to Buckeye.


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Coronavirus Update: Impact of Lack of Data on the Pandemic and Minority Communities May Be Felt For A Generation
C. Chika
The damage of the coronavirus on African Americans and other minorities may never be fully known due to an ongoing delay in gathering data on race and ethnicity by the Trump Administration.
Four months into the pandemic, health experts continue to put pressure on the administration to fix the data problems. Fifty two percent of reported coronavirus cases in the U.S. are still missing information on race or ethnicity and federal guidance on gathering this vital information won't start until August.
Epidemiologists and researchers warn that the lack of data weakens efforts to contain the pandemic and racial inequities that pre-dated the pandemic could go unchecked in the near and long term.
"Unless we use data and focus concretely on race, we are going to let Covid-19 bake in a whole new generation of disparities," said John Kim, executive director of the racial justice research and policy organization Advancement Project California. The impact will be felt for a decade or more, he added.
Nationally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's data on deaths or the number of minorities getting tested is not easily accessible. A recent two and half-page report to Congress failed to detail the impact of the virus and data gaps on racial and ethnic minority groups.
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The number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continues to climb in several states. As of Saturday, coronavirus cases were still increasing in 18 states. In 17 states, the numbers were trending downward, and numbers remained steady in 13 states. [READ MORE]
Texas and North Carolina set record highs in people hospitalized with coronavirus this past weekend. Some restaurants and bars in Florida were forced to again temporarily close their doors after several staff members tested positive for Covid-19.
The states where numbers surged: Oregon, Nevada, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Alabama and South Carolina recorded an increase of over 50% in the past week as compared to the previous one.
Despite efforts by many cities to stop evictions, renters in several states report that landlords are using harassment and threats to force them out for non-payment of rent during the pandemic crisis. Many renters who lost their jobs because of the coronavirus, are still waiting on unemployment or stimulus checks. Tactics by landlords include shutting off utilities, changing locks, constant harassment via phone calls or texts, or sending maintenance workers to demand renters leave.
2020 Census door knockers are preparing to start visiting homes that have yet to fill out forms for the national count as early as mid-July. Census participation has been severely diminished due to the coronavirus outbreak. As of Thursday, more than 90 million households have participated in the count online, over the phone or through the mail, bringing the national self-response rate to 60.9%.
Census results are used to determine each state's share of congressional seats, Electoral College votes and an estimated $1.5 trillion a year in federal tax dollars for public services over the next decade.
As the number of coronavirus cases in Oklahoma continues to rise by record levels, the director of the Tulsa Health Department, Bruce Dart, says he wishes Trump would again postpone a planned campaign rally in Tulsa.
"I think it's an honor for Tulsa to have a sitting president want to come and visit our community, but not during a pandemic," Dart said. "I'm concerned about our ability to protect anyone who attends a large, indoor event, and I'm also concerned about our ability to ensure the president stays safe as well."
The BOK Center, where the rally is scheduled to be held, has canceled all other events through the end of July. The Trump campaign has acknowledged the risk and is requiring all attendees to sign a waiver that absolves the campaign of any responsibility should people get sick.
The NBA announced that it will test players and staff for coronavirus every other day beginning June 23 and will take place every other day until all teams head to Orlando to restart the season at Walt Disney World.


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CEO Global Award goes to ARNA Genomics founder Egor Melnikov
Egor Melnikov, Founder of ARNA Genomics US Inc., was honored by CEO Today Magazine with a 2021 CEO Global award for scientific research and business results achieved over the last 12 months. The magazine recognizes those CEOs who have disrupted the industry's status quo and taken their company to new heights of innovation and growth across the globe.
«I am grateful for the high appreciation. It all became possible due to our team exceptional competency, business speed accomplishment and strong investors belief. As soon as we revealed the results of proof-of-concept study investor's were convinced in the company's potential. They invested $3.5 million in round A. The money raised was immediately used for further research and obtaining a patent and unprecedented for BC detections results. We had undertaken a series of extensive blinded studies on 1,160 patients in Russia and are preparing to launch clinical trials this spring in New Jersey and Manheim. We intend to finalize CE-Mark registration in Europe and LDT status from the FDA in the U.S.» — Egor says.
The full text of an interview: https://globalawards.ceotodaymagazine.com/winners-edition/122/
Next year I see as even filled with discoveries and public announcements. We are preparing a number of patents with special attention to ARNA-3 technology applicability for various diseases other than cancer. We are sure that as soon as published they will attract attention of the professional community and earn international recognition. Our vision is that we will need about 2 or 3 more investment rounds before we can be called as "Unicorn" with a valuation above $1 billion: $20 million in 2 years and another $85 million in 4. We do trust in what we do and "ARNA – way"
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Gujarat Lease Financing (GLFL) was incorporated on Jul. 13, 1983 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Gujarat Industrial Investment Corporation (GIIC), a government of Gujarat undertaking, to provide complementary financial services. The company commenced operations in the year 1985 and went public in 1990, reducing GIIC`s stake to 51%. In 1994, GIIC entered into a joint-sector agreement with the Torrent group and reduced its stake to 26%. The company undertakes business of leasing and hire purchase, provision of merchant banking service and complementary financial services. It also undertakes investment banking, securities-related credit, various services for small investors, and a secondary market finance scheme. Commercial vehicle finance, truck and car loans, and equipment finance is offered. Other businesses of the company include bills discounting, bridge loans, and fee-based activities like syndication. Mutual funds are offered through its asset management company. The different subsidiaries of the company include GLFL Housing Finance, GLFL Securities, and GLFL International. GLFL Securities has the corporate membership of the BSE and NSE in the debt as well as capital market segments and also trades on the Ahmadabad stock exchange. The current market capitalization stands at Rs 3.26 crore. The company management includes Surendra M Shah - Director, Vasant A Shah - Director, Ashok B Shah - Director, Pankaj J Patel - Director, Pradip J Mehta - Director-In-Charge, Harnish Patel - Director. The Registered office is located at 6th Floor, Hasubhai Chambers, Opposite Town Hall, Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad - 380006, Gujarat.


02/02/14 From Dreadlock to Wedlock!
Intro: A marriage, especially a Christian one is supposed to be a thing of intense beauty, love and joy. However, too often, this is just not the case, sadly, many marriages, even those where both partners are believers are in serious turmoil. For a while they are wonderfully happy. Then, after the dust settles and they get used to being together, it seems that the old flame that burned so brightly is now just a smoldering ember. Sooner or later the honey moon is over! Most of the married folk in this room know what I am talking about.
Being realistic, what are married couples to do when wedlock turns into dreadlock? Is there hope for a marriage that seems to have gone sour? Is there a way to rekindle the old flame? Yes! But, don't look for magic formulas. Don't expect sudden breakthroughs that change everything radically and permanently. If you are going to turn dreadlock into wedlock You are going to have to work at it. It will require effort, humility, a deep commitment to the relationship and above all, a willingness to do everything God's way. There are certain guidelines clearly laid out in the Bible, that if followed will make a difference in our marriages. God wants each of us to know that there is hope for the home and that this hope will be found in our applying God's principles for living. When we do, we can turn dreadlock into wedlock.
The first requirement for a godly Christian home is that the husband and the wife both be brought under the headship of Jesus Christ. Before there can ever be unity as a couple, there must first be a growing relationship with Christ as individuals. The primary step in rekindling the old flame is strengthening our own fellowship with God.
Without the presence of Christ dwelling in both hearts, the marriage is doomed for trouble from the start. However, in a home where both spouses are saved and striving to serve the Lord, the Holy Spirit dwells in them both and is able to equip them to handle their problems and is able to love the other through them. There are rare cases where a believer and a non-believer have had a good marriage, but they are the exception and not the rule. More often than not, the unbeliever will eventually drag the believer down to their standard of living. Don't have the attitude, "Well, I can change them." First, if you really love someone, you shouldn't want to change them. Second, God, not you, is in control of salvation.
Be sure that in every area of life, Jesus possesses complete control.
This requires the command of: "be filled with the Holy Spirit." This should be carried out in the lives of both spouses. If we expect to be all that God wants us to be both in and out of the home, then we must be walking under the power of His Spirit. We must be Spirit filled or it will show in all of these areas.
Conclusion: No Christian home will be successful without an ever-deepening relationship with God on the part of both spouses. I say both, because there will also be problems when one is seeking after the Lord and the other is at a standstill in there Christian walk. There will be a differing set of family goals and priorities when Jesus isn't the focus of both lives. It all rises or falls on your relationships with God.


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