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Why the women's liberation movement began in Maharashtra?
Why did the women's liberation movement began?
Why did women's liberation movement began in India?
Who started women's liberation movement?
What was the main goal of the women's liberation movement?
Why was the women's right movement important?
How did the women's right movement start?
What did the women's liberation movement achieved?
What happened to the women's movement?
When did the feminist movement start?
How did the women's liberation movement change America?
Was the women's liberation movement successful?
By the 1970s, drought in the Maharashtra state worsened conditions for many. Peaking in 1974 with encouragement from the Navnirman Movement, women in diverse classes began to engage in direct actions to challenge leadership. The idea of "women's liberation" became a "respectable topic" in India starting in the 1970s.
Europe. In Europe, the women's liberation movement started in the late 1960s and continued through the 1980s. Inspired by events in North America and triggered by the growing presence of women in the labor market, the movement soon gained momentum in Britain and the Scandinavian countries.
Answer : When in 1975 the central govt. constituted the Committee on the Status of Women, a State-wide movement for women's liberation was held in 1975 organised by the Stree-mukti Sangharsha Samiti with the aim to discrimination on the gender and caste.
It commemorates three founders of America's women's suffrage movement: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Lucretia Mott.
THIS IS UNIQUE: You asked: Who became a leader of the women's suffrage movement after helping draft the Declaration of Sentiments quizlet?
For some, the goals of the feminist movement were simple: let women have freedom, equal opportunity, and control over their lives.
The 1848 Seneca Falls Woman's Rights Convention marked the beginning of the women's rights movement in the United States. … The women's right movement grew into a cohesive network of individuals who were committed to changing society. After the Civil War national woman's suffrage organizations were formed.
The women's movement was most successful in pushing for gender equality in workplaces and universities. The passage of Title IX in 1972 forbade sex discrimination in any educational program that received federal financial assistance.
The decline of the women's movement has coincided with a right-wing attack on feminism, and with the decline of other activist movements. The civil rights and Black Power movements are considerably weaker and more fragmented now than they were a few decades ago.
The wave formally began at the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 when three hundred men and women rallied to the cause of equality for women. Elizabeth Cady Stanton (d. 1902) drafted the Seneca Falls Declaration outlining the new movement's ideology and political strategies.
THIS IS UNIQUE: You asked: What has been done to help gender equality?
During the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, feminist activism exploded in the United States and around the world, forever changing society by expanding the rights, opportunities, and identities available to women. Like The Second Sex, The Feminine Mystique was a call to action, but no movement yet existed.
The Women's Liberation Movement was successful in many of its campaigns, including this one – to criminalise violence in marriage, which was legal in the UK until it was made a crime in 1991. Many second wave feminists were also active in the peace movement, campaigning against nuclear weapons.

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Q: Django admin - dynamically update through ajax choices of a ChoiceField in ModelForm I'm working with a ModelForm in the admin. I have two ChoiceFields which are populated with choices in __init__:
self.fields['city'] = forms.ChoiceField(
        required=False,
    )
self.fields['city'].choices=get_cities_tuple(region_code=region_code)
self.fields['city'].initial = my_initial_city_value

self.fields['zip'] = forms.ChoiceField(
        required=False,
    )
self.fields['zip'].choices=get_cities_tuple(region_code=region_code, city_name=city_name)
self.fields['zip'].initial = my_initial_zip_value

now the options of those html select rendered are dynamically updated through ajax functions.
The problem is that while saving, the selected options is recognized as not valid cause is not in the initial choices:
Select a valid choice. <my_choice> is not one of the available choices.

Any idea on how to solve it?
Maybe subclassing the original ChoiceField or the Select widget?

A: I solved populating those ChoiceField in __init__ with all choiches available, and the populating only the widget choices:
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):

    self.fields['city'] = forms.ChoiceField(
        required=False,
    choices=get_all_cities_tuple()
    )
    self.fields['zip'] = forms.ChoiceField(
    required=False,
    choices=get_all_zips_tuple()
    )

self.fields['city'].widget.choices=get_cities_tuple(region_code=region_code)
self.fields['city'].initial = my_initial_city_value
self.fields['zip'].widget.choices=get_zips_tuple(
                                          region_code=region_code,
                                          city_name=city_name
                                      )
self.fields['zip'].initial = my_initial_zip_value

While this is not the best approach in term of computational cost, that's what have worked for me for this specific task.

A: Just found out this solution
It worked for me  refer and Old Post

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For questions primarily about racial traits, the quantifiable capabilities or limitations specific to a race, such as Dwarves, Orcs, Romulans, et. al.
Can the DM override racial traits?
How do I apply the Mark of Making dragonmark to a variant human in Eberron?
Can a grung druid use their Poisonous Skin trait during Wild Shape?
Does the racial trait "Slow Speed" negate all armor penalties?
If a centaur druid Wild Shapes into a Giant Elk, do their Charge features stack?
Can you replace a racial trait cantrip when leveling up?
Can a Dhampir use the spell or effects of Cure Wounds on him/herself and bypass their Negative Energy Affinity?
Does the Warforged Resilience racial trait apply to saving throws against poison damage?
Do Bugbears' arms literally get longer when it's their turn?
What are the practical Opportunity Attack values for a bugbear, holding a reach weapon, with the Polearm Master feat?
Do natural melee weapons (from racial traits) trigger Improved Divine Smite?
Can a Longtooth Shifter druid attack with a bonus action in Wild Shape?
Would giving dwarves specific racial proficiencies instead of Weapon Familiarity be unbalanced?
Do bloodlines not increase your ECL?
Does a human still get more feats and skill points when he acquires a template?
Do all Half-Elf subraces forgo the Skill Versatility feature?
Does the kobold player race feature, Pack Tactics, give ranged attacks advantage?
Does a warforged benefit from composite plating when it uses alter self to assume a different form?
Can a PC cast cantrips without being in a spellcasting class?
How does Light Blindness interact with artificial light sources?
Does repairing the gnome's clockwork device require no materials and make it functional for another 24 hours?
Can a Changeling shapeshifted into a mind flayer read Deep Speech?
How does a Doppelganger monster's Shapechanger trait differ from the Changeling playable race's Change Appearance trait?
Could a kenku talk with thaumaturgy?
Can a Kenku communicate using sign language?
Does the Warforged Envoy's Integrated Tool feature give you a free tool?
What happens when my aasimar Celestial warlock has overlapping class and racial features?
Can a lizardfolk monk use their bonus action to make an unarmed strike using their Bite trait?
How old does a Dragonlance kender have to be, to be an "adult"?
I haven't been able to find any information on this. How old does a kender have to be, to be considered as much of an "adult" as their kind ever gets?
Does a wildshaped druid retain his/her racial resistances?
Is this version of the dragonborn race unbalanced?
How does the Wood Elf's Mask of the Wild trait work, in terms of flavor?
How does the Dwarven Resilience trait interact with the Prismatic Spray spell if the target is struck by two rays and only one does poison damage?
How does the spell Darkvision interact with races who have darkvision naturally?
How does the simic hybrid's Manta Glide racial trait work during combat?
What are the mechanical consequences of a Centaur's Fey trait?
Can a Warforged Envoy pick a land vehicle as his integrated tool?
Can Aasimar derive from stock other than human?
How does the UA Centaur's Charge ability interact with critical hits?
Can Genasi derive from stock other than human?
What are the mechanical consequences that arise for a PC with the undead creature type?
Would reach as a racial trait for my homebrew Mutant race be unbalanced?
How can I increase the range of a Dragonborn's breath weapon?
Is it possible to increase the range/area of a Dragonborn's breath weapon? If yes, how?
Would the Spell Sniper feat add to the range of a Dragonborn's breath weapon?
I was looking at feats for my backup character, and was wondering: Would the Spell Sniper feat affect the range of a Dragonborn's racial breath weapon?
Can an Aasimar grow their wings in an Antimagic Field?


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Northwestern has already tipped their season off, crushing Central Arkansas 81-39 on Sunday (yeah, yeah, this is late. Damn those day jobs). So I'll run down the remainder of the Wildcats' non-conference schedule.
We already covered this in the Illini preview.
Overview: The Bears were the only team in the Ivy League that posed a legitimate threat to Cornell for the Ivy League championship. Brown finished the season at 19-9.
What to look for: Much like Cornell, Brown lit the nets on fire last season. As a team, the Bears shot 52.1% from 2, and more importantly (as a POT), the Bears shot over 40% from 3. But unlike Cornell, that might really change last year. The Bears lose Damon Huffman and Mark McAndrew, each of whom shot over 42% last season from 3 point range. They leave big shoes to fill, as the duo combined for 45.3% of all of Brown's shots last season.
Who to watch: Chris Skrelja saw a lot of action last season, and though he was productive enough, he was a very timid shooter (but he shoots his FTs with one hand, which is indisputably awesome). A more likely candidate to bear (no pun intended) the offensive load might be sophomore Peter Sullivan, who will likely see his 48.1% three point shooting percentage dip as he attempts more shots.
Expect the unexpected: This is a pretty good matchup for Northwestern. Brown opponents tend to exploit the perimeter (even though Brown is very short), and Brown rarely grabs an offensive board, which will be a nice way to ease in Northwestern's young front line.
Overview: Todd Lickliter's old team motored along as if nothing changed. Butler went 29-3, and took Tennessee to overtime in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
What to look for: Expect Butler to take a big step back this season. The Bulldogs bring back only 29.4% of the minutes from last season.
Who to watch: Sophomore Matt Howard had a great freshman season last year, shooting 58.3% on his twos and blocking 5.3% of the other teams' 2 point shots as well. Oh, and he was an elite offensive rebounder as well. But with so much talent gone from the previous season, it might be unrealistic to expect Howard to match last year's numbers. Call it the Dee Brown Syndrome.
Overview: UCD was one of the worst teams in Division I last season. The Aggies went 7-22, which equaled their highest win total since joining Division I play three years ago.
What to look for: Bad defense. They don't come much worse than the Aggies, who were 338th in D-I in defensive efficiency.
Who to watch: Senior Vince Oliver will be the main weapon on offense, though he should probably cool it a little on the outside shooting. He was just 31.5% from behind the line last year.
Expect the unexpected: What's strange about the Aggies' season was that they really got abused inside the arc last year (56.4% 2 point shooting for opponents). This despite the fact that UCD was relatively tall.
Overview: UC-Riverside hasn't been in D1 for very long, and last year (its third season) was the high water mark, as the Highlanders went 8-21.
What to look for: If there's an area of concern for this game, it's that the Highlanders were an excellent defensive rebounding team last year. For a POT like Northwestern, that could spell trouble if the Wildcats go cold. The bright side is that few teams go cold against UC-R.
Who to watch: The biggest hole to replace is the school's career scoring leader, Larry Cunningham. Few players carried a larger load than Cunningham last season. UC-R welcomes 10 newcomers, most of whom do not have D1 experience (USC transfer Kyle Austin will not be eligible for this game). The burden will probably fall on Aaron Scott and Sean Cunningham (no relation).
Expect the unexpected: The talent might be upgraded, but experience will be a factor. The Highlanders are susceptible to turnovers, and Northwestern's trapping style could make this game ugly.
Overview: The Seminoles always seem to be on the bubble. Last season was their third in a row where they won at least 19 games and failed to make the NCAA Tournament. They're more likely to end the streak of 19 wins than they are to make the tournament. It's been a decate since FSU was last in the tournament.
What to look for: The Seminoles return 46% of the minutes from last season, so a setback is expected.
Who to watch: Toney Douglas will make the Seminoles go this season. He's not spectacular in any specific areas, but does a lot of things efficiently while consuming a lot of shots.
Expect the unexpected: The frontline will feature a couple of imposing talents in top 30 RSCI big men Solomon Alabi and Chris Singleton. Alabi missed most of last season after being diagnosed with a stress fracture.
Overview: Jerry Wainwright has brought plenty of talent to Chicago, but that has not resulted in victories. DePaul finished 11-19 last season, and failed to make the Big East Tournament last season.
What to look for: While DePaul's non-conference defense was by no means good in the non-conference slate, the Blue Demons were lit up in conference play - the worst defensive team in the Big East.
Who to watch: Dar Tucker is the engine behind DePaul's offense. While his freshman season was undoubtedly a success, there's some room for improvement here. Dar either needs to shoot better from the outside (32.1% last year) or stop shooting so many 3s.
Expect the unexpected: The offense was pretty good last season, but could take a real turn for the worse this year. The only Blue Demon who shot above 68% at the free throw line last season is departed Draelon Burns.
Overview: UMKC has been on a steady decline since 2003-04, when they went 15-14. The Kangaroos went 9-21 last year.
What to look for: Sometimes, even when you play to your strengths, it's not enough. POT UMKC (acronyms!) shot a respectable 37.8% from 3 last season, but the putrid 41.6% from 2 ensured the offense was subpar.
Who to watch: Dane Brumagin is definitely a GPOABT ("Good Player On A Bad Team" - acronyms!). He took 30% of the shots while on the floor, and converted with ruthless efficiency (57.0 eFG). But he just didn't have much of a supporting cast.
Expect the unexpected: I'll go on record here and state that Kenny Simms should see the floor more. Sure, he's not the best offensive player, but he flashed some serious rebounding and shotblocking skills last year. For a team that allowed opponents to post a 54.0 eFG, that's a valuable commodity.
Overview: The Lopez twins led the Cardinal to 28 wins and a Sweet Sixteen birth last season. Ex-Blue Devil Johnny Dawkins steps in for the departed Trent Johnson (now at LSU) this season. The Cardinal return 55% of the minutes from last year.
What to look for: While the Lopez twins were gifted offensive players, their presence might be most felt on the defensive side of the ball. The Cardinal was one of the tallest teams in the country last year, and it showed, as opponents managed only 42.1% from 2. That will change. As a Duke disciple, Dawkins will likely emphasize perimeter defense.
Who to watch: Anthony Goods and Lawrence Hill figure to be the main threats on offense. Both are capable three point shooters, but also terrible inside the arc. If Dawkins brings the outside outside shooting philosophies to Palo Alto this year, that's a good thing.
Expect the unexpected: One thing that might make Dawkins' job easier is the defensive philosophies of the Cardinal last season. Despite the fact that the Lopez twins were waiting in the paint, Stanford got out and guarded the perimeter, funneling all of the shots into the teeth of the defense. That same attention to the perimeter is staple of the Duke system.
Overview: SMU has been a consistent doormat in Conference USA since joining in 2005. The Mustangs went 8-20 last year.
What to look for: SMU returns 58% of the minutes from last season, so don't expect any drastic improvement. The Mustangs really struggle on the offensive end, and will likely do so again this year as they lose leading scorer Jon Killen.
Who to watch: The duo of Papa Dia and Alex Malone will serve as an excellent case study on freshmen predictors of success. While Dia and Malone were woefully inefficient last season (about a 43.0 eFG for each), they also took a lot of shots while on the floor last season (27.0 and 28.1 Shot%, respectively). It will be interesting to see if that high Shot% is an indicator of talent, or just an indicator of a chucker.
Expect the unexpected: The Mustangs were about as tall as Stanford last season, but the results were markedly different. Sure, the Mustangs weren't quite as adept at shotblocking as the Lopez twins (though they were good), but I think there's something else here at play. While the Cardinal forced opponents to take shots over the Lopezes, SMU opponents got plenty of open looks out on the perimeter. If the Mustangs force things toward 7-1 Bamba Fall, the defense will likely improve.
See the Illinois non-conference preview.
While the schedule isn't littered with Goliaths, it's an appropriate schedule for the Wildcats, a team that will fight to get to the NIT this season. It should be strong enough to get an accurate read on Northwestern's chances at a postseason tournament.


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Серёжа — река на северо-западе европейской части Российской Федерации, в Торопецком районе Тверской области, приток реки Кунья. Длина — 104 км. Площадь водосборного бассейна — 849 км². Принадлежит к бассейну Балтийского моря.

Этимология
Гидронимическую основу «Сереж» выводят либо от фин. «särki» и эст. «särgi» — 'плотва', либо от лит. «sárgas» — 'сторож', «sérgėti» — 'охранять, сторожить'.

Течение
Серёжа вытекает из озера Наговье, расположенного на Валдайской возвышенности.

В верхнем течении русло реки очень извилистое и мелкое, ширина 10—15 метров. Русло преграждают многочисленные завалы из брёвен. Скорость течения очень высокая, особенно в половодье. Много каменистых перекатов и порогов, самый сложный порог расположен у истока из озера.

За посёлком Плоскошь река становится шире и глубже, а перекаты проще, хотя скорость течения продолжает оставаться высокой. По берегам живописный лес.

Серёжа впадает в Кунью на границе с Новгородской областью.

Широко используется туристами для сплава.

Притоки
В 28 км от устья (по течению) слева в Серёжу впадает Канашевка, в 36 км справа Столопенка, в 56 км справа впадает Вревица и в 101 км от устья слева впадает Охоння.

Примечания

Притоки Куньи (притока Ловати)
Реки Торопецкого района

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The start of the new year seems like a good time to assess what my journey has been like since my first round of Lemtrada (alemtuzumab) back in December 2016. The road has had bumps and hills and dips. But, overall, Lemtrada has taken me where I hoped it would — a place where my MS seems to be stable and my symptoms seem to be a bit improved.
The first three months post-infusion were a real roller coaster. The lowest dip was in late January, when I developed a fever, slight headache, and a cough. Naturally, my energy level also dropped. It was diagnosed as strep, and after downing antibiotics for about 10 days I was much better.
Around the five-month point, my wife thought I was walking a little better. That's still the case, but not always. I can flex my left foot up from the ankle just a little. Cramping in the insoles of my feet, which took place almost every night when I got into bed, has been reduced significantly. An MRI of my brain at six months showed no new, active, or growing lesions. But my brain scan has been stable for many, many years anyway. It's the lesions on my cervical and lumbar spine that are giving me mobility problems. On the other hand, a physical exam by my neurologist confirmed what my wife Laura had detected: I was walking a bit better. So, all positive stuff.
Other small changes involve my B&B: bladder and bowels. Sorry if I'm over-sharing, but I'm happy to report that my bowels have become slightly more regular and my bladder control has improved with less urgency and less frequency. Most nights I'm up only once to make a pee trip and, occasionally, I even sleep a straight six or seven hours. That alone is worth the price of admission to the Lemtrada roller coaster.
Back in February, I developed an aching pain in both hips. At times, that pain would shoot down one or both legs when I put weight on them. My neuro told me it wasn't related to the infusions. Some Lemtrada patients suggested that it's the feeling of my body "making new bone marrow." The shooting pain disappeared last spring. The ache remains today, but it's much less noticeable.
Last fall, I developed a pain in one shoulder that runs down my arm when I move it to certain positions. It feels like it's in my muscle and I'm thinking it may be tendonitis. It seems to improve with rest and staying away from my keyboard (!), and I'm planning to try some physical therapy to see if that helps.
Lemtrada is designed to deliver a knock-out punch to B- and T-cells that carry an antibody that's thought to play a roll in destroying myelin. When the immune system reboots, it's hoped the new B- and T-cells will appear minus that rogue antibody.
Because the Lemtrada treatment attacks parts of our immune system, we "Lemmies" have a fixation with the results of the monthly lab tests that we're required to have. So far, they show my treatment is acting as advertised. After one month, my CD-4 count was down to 40 (normal is 359-1,519) and my CD-4 percentage was 10 (normal is 38.8-58.5). That showed the drug destroyed a bunch of T cells, as it should.
A month later, the CD-4s were above 200, which is the level at which anti-viral medications are no longer required. That count has hung just below the normal range ever since. That's to be expected. CD-4 measures T-cells, and we want them to return slowly, over a year or even much longer.
On the other hand, B-cells are expected to return to normal after six or eight months. (That's why Ocrevus, which only attacks B-cells, requires an infusion every six months.) I'm happy to say that at six months, most of my B-cell measurements were just a little lower than normal.
Then, there's the TSH count, which measures thyroid function. That's an important measurement because Lemtrada can impact thyroid function. I'd been on a thyroid medication for a number of years prior to Lemtrada, so when my TSH count began to rise slightly above normal at about the 10-month point, it was a simple matter to correct that by slightly changing the dose of my thyroid med.
Well, not quite yet. Normally, I would have had an MRI and a visit with my neuro last month in advance of round two. But my wife and I left Maryland on New Year's Day to drive to Florida, and my doctor and I decided that the MRI, the exam, and round two could all wait until after our late March return home. Look for my next Lemtrada update in early Spring.
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Summary High performance dual-band, dual-radio 802.11n router with bandwidth metering external USB drive and printer sharing w/ UPnP AV / DLNA media server, 'cloud' file access and completely new admin GUI.
If you're looking to buy a NETGEAR router, you're faced with a lot of choices. NETGEAR groups its routers into four categories: Simple Sharing; Work and Play; High Performance; and Ultimate Performance. The chart below (Figure 1, courtesy of NETGEAR) shows a category / feature matrix.
In this review, we'll be looking at the new features found in the WNDR3800 N600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router Premium Edition, which falls into NETGEAR's High Performance category.
Tim's previous coverage covered the 3800's routing and wireless performance and touched lightly on its features. In this review, I'll be covering the new features including the Genie Interface, Live Parental Control, CD-less installation and ReadySHARE USB storage and printer sharing capabilities.
Before diving into the review, I thought it might be useful to help decode some of NETGEAR's nomenclature, which I first found confusing. Most of NETGEAR's routers also have a designation of Nxxx, such as N150, N300, etc. So here's a magic decoder ring.
First, you'll notice that all of their routers with Nxxx designation are in increments of 150. 150 Mbps is the link rate or PHY rate for a single 802.11n stream. With that in mind, here are the rest of the N's.
130 300 Single band, dual stream.Some dual stream routers may employ three antennas. But the third antenna only enhances receive gain, which can help improve range.
217 450 Single band, three stream.This type has three antennas with a transmit / receive channel per antenna.
130 300 Simultaneous dual band (2.4 and 5 GHz) with dual-stream N.
217 450 Simultaneous dual band (2.4 and 5 GHz). One band supports two-stream N, the other three stream. You need to read the spec carefully to determine which one supports which.
217 450 Simultaneous dual band (2.4 and 5 GHz) with three-stream N on both bands.
Note that your wireless client must support the same number of streams in order to achieve the maximum link rates. Some lower-priced netbooks and notebooks support only single-stream N. Most support two-stream, with three stream N harder to find. Again, you must read your specs carefully!
The first thing that you'll notice about the WNDR3800 is that there is no installation CD. The reason is that NETGEAR is the first manufacturer to realize that CD/DVD ROM drives are becoming scarcer as the world moves to netbooks, ultrabooks, tablets and Wi-Fi enabled smart phones. Some households might not have a computer with a drive at all!
Initially, I thought that a lack of a CD might cause some installation problems. Happily, I was wrong. NETGEAR has designed a way to do away with CD-based installation wizards entirely.
By following the six steps in printed Installation Guide, you'll connect to your router in just a few minutes. NETGEAR supplies a yellow Ethernet cable that plugs into the yellow internet port on your router. The cable is even labeled "Plug into your Modem" on one end and "Plug into your router" on the other end.
Once you power up the router, you merely type http://routerlogin.net and you're redirected to the web interface on the router. You don't have to type in an IP address such as 192.168.1.1, though that's the default address for the router.
If you prefer to connect wirelessly, by default, the WNDR3800 is preconfigured with a unique SSID (Network Name) and a unique Network Key. This information appears both on a label on the bottom of the router as well as on the protective plastic film on the top of the router. Note that the same WPA passphrase is used for both 2.4 and 5 GHz bands.
You can either manually configure your wireless connection using this supplied information, or you can press the WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) button on the front of the router and use the WPS feature of your wireless client.
http://routerlogin.net takes you to the home page shown in Figure 2. Here, you'll get your first glimpse at NETGEAR's new "Genie" interface. At the top of the screen, there are Basic and Advanced tabs. Below the Basic tab, there are menu selections that correspond to the six status icons that appear on the right side of the screen. Most users will never need to click on the Advanced options, as the major features are accessible from the basic interface.


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Newchurch Advanced Landing Ground Memorial
The Newchurch ALG Memorial was unveiled on Saturday 23rd September 2017
It was a beautiful September day and, coincidentally, seventy three years to the day that the squadrons left Newchurch for the last time in 1944.
In attendance were families of veterans who flew from Newchurch, the commanding officer and standard party from 56 SQN RAF from Waddington, members of local branches of the British Legion and veterans associations with their standards (see below), local squadrons of the RAF Air Cadets along with their band and a large number of villagers. The ceremony was conducted by The Rev (Sqn Ldr) Matthew Buchan and the memorial was unveiled by Mrs Jennifer Rose, the wife of the late Flt Sgt Morris Rose 3(F) SQN RAF. Morris Rose was a pilot based at Newchurch who was credited with shooting down the first V1 flying bomb in daylight.
It seemed appropriate that the past, present and future were represented to honour the service men and women who were based here at Newchurch between 1943 and 1944.
The Village extends its thanks to all those who participated in this event including
The Royal British Legion represented by
Dymchurch, New Romney and Brabourne Branches
Hythe & Romney Marsh Royal Airforce Association
Hastings Parachute Regimental Association
Hastings & St Leonards Veterans Association
The parish council gratefully acknowledge the support of the Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust, The Godlington Foundation and Mrs Jennifer Rose all of which have enabled us to complete Phase 2 of our plans. We are also indebted to Mr Graham Berry who has kindly prepared the artwork for this phase of the project. Graham is a relative of Squadron Leader Joseph Berry who flew with Fighter Interception Unit at Newchurch in 1944.
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If you weren't aware, Rooster Cafe turns into a whole different ball-game once the sun sets. Once 6pm rolls around, Rooster PM is in full swing with its tapas & small plates-oriented menu. Since I had heard so much about this place from other Yelpers and bloggers, I decided it was time to check it out. I went after having the miniature "A Place at the Table" film outing with blog readers back in early March. Unfortunately we came towards the end of the night for Rooster PM but they were gracious enough and very friendly despite our late showing. Don't worry - we left a good ol' tip for being such inconveniences. Sorry!
So with the group of five that we were, there were several dishes ordered to give us a fair sense of what could be had. I'm not sure if it was because of the time of the night that we went but I don't think any of us came away very impressed. My friends got the lamb chops, fried chicken & gravy sliders, and the prosciutto-wrapped asparagus. The lamb chops seemed to come out pretty well-cooked; I didn't get to try them or the sliders but they were apparently alright. I did try the asparagus which was crunchy but the prosciutto parts not as a crisp as desired. There was definitely good seasoning though.
The actual dishes I ordered with Duc were the mac and cheese and the mahi mahi. The mac and cheese was cooked well with the pasta being the perfect texture for a good, al dente dish. However, the combination of cheese did not jive well with me that night (at least four different kinds), and I think it was just the choice of cheeses used. The Cheddar overpowered some of the more subtle flavored ones. I think it should be less fussy next time or just a more complementary choice when it comes to the many different cheeses used. The mahi mahi texture was good and seasoned with plenty of lime. The pieces certainly flaked away nicely. Unfortunately I don't think I would order this again though because though the execution was fantastic, the overall flavoring was underwhelming. I did like the greens and potatoes that came with it.
We finished with their churros con chocolate. Beautifully presented with a strawberry "rose," this plate was a welcome treat. We all enjoyed the churros which were crunchy and had just the right amount of cinnamon sugar. I personally could have done without the chocolate; they were good already themselves! All in all, I think I'll give them another chance based on the other rave reviews but next time, towards the beginning of all of their shifts.


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Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit to open at California Science Center
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Posted on March 6, 2015 Author Wave Wire Services	272 Views
EXPOSITION PARK — An exhibition of truly biblical proportions will open at the California Science Center March 10 as the museum and the Israel Antiquities Authority present "Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibition."
More than 600 ancient artifacts will be featured in the display, which will explore the science and significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls, manuscripts composed, copied and hidden in caves by scribes 2,000 years ago. Over half of the scrolls on display have never before been seen in the United States, and some have never been exhibited since their discovery, curators said.
Sections from 10 of the Dead Sea Scrolls, will be displayed, including parts of the oldest discovered copies of the Hebrew Bible, also known as the Old Testament, exhibitors said. Passages from Genesis, Isaiah and Psalms, and an ancient marriage contract dated to the 1st century A.D., will be shown.
"This exhibition demonstrates a remarkable blend of science and history," said Jeffrey Rudolph, the president of the California Science Center. "Cutting-edge conservation technology will allow our guests to see the most significant archeological find of the last century."
The documents date back to from 250 B.C. to 68 A.D. and were discovered in a group of caves near the northwestern shore of the Dead Sea. They are mostly written in Hebrew, though some are in Aramaic and Greek.
The first cache of scrolls was discovered in 1947, when a Bedouin shepherd casually tossed a rock into a cave and heard a pot shatter, museum officials said. Over the following eight years, archaeologists and Bedouins found thousands of parchment fragments in 11 caves, including the oldest known copies of the Hebrew Bible.
The exhibition is curated by Risa Levitt Kohn, a professor of Hebrew Bible and Judaism at San Diego State University, and Debora Ben Ami of the Israeli Antiquities Authority.
"We can only piece together the past by examining and interpreting objects from daily life or ancient written documents," Kohn said. "This exhibition reveals in ancient pots, coins, weapons, jewelry, and handwritten texts, a record of extraordinary human achievement constituting a significant contribution to our own cultural legacy."
A 3-ton stone from Jerusalem's Western Wall, limestone capitals from the First Temple period (1000-586 B.C.), ancient bone boxes from the early Roman period, and a signature preserved for millennia on the unique Archer Seal will be on display at the museum. Examples of delicate jewelry, pottery shards bearing royal seals, weapons such as sling-stones and arrowheads, and many objects excavated from active archaeological sites in Israel will also be shown.
At the museum's IMAX theater, a 3-D movie will take guests "soaring high above the Holy Land and plunging deep into the vibrant Old City to experience iconic sites cherished by billions, and explore on a grand scale the intersection of science, history and religion in this ancient, enigmatic place," according to a press release announcing the exhibit. The 43-minute film is narrated by actor Benedict Cumberbatch and will premiere at the center March 10.
The museum is also home to the Space Shuttle Endeavour.
Crowds are expected, and the museum encouraged those planning to view the exhibit to buy tickets online at www.californiasciencecenter.org to reserve an entry date and time. The general information number is (323) 724-3823.
The Exhibition admission price is $19.75, with discounts for students and senior citizens. The museum encouraged patrons to take the Expo Line train or numerous bus lines to the show, although parking is available at Exposition Park.
The Los Angeles presentation is being funded by the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation, Jewish Life Television and the Consulate General of Israel in Los Angeles. Additional support came from the Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation, the Diane and Guilford Glazer Foundation, the Herta Amir and Paul Amir Foundation, the Stanley and Joyce Black Family Foundation, the county Board of Supervisors, the Teichman Family Charitable Foundation, Irwin S. Field, the Max Webb Foundation and Barry and Mireille Wolfe.
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Supreme Court saves Obamacare
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WASHINGTON — Obamacare has survived — again. In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court saved the controversial health care law that will define President Barack Obama's administration for generations to come. The ruling holds that the Affordable Care Act authorized federal tax credits for eligible Americans living not only in states with their own exchanges Read More…
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LOS ANGELES — The 2015 Day of Compassion was held Sept. 26 on 5th Street between Wall Street and San Pedro Street in downtown. The event was conceived by the Rev. Regina Renee Napper in conjunction with evangelist Rosie Jones of Miracle Temple of God Church as a way to bring light to the darkness Read More…
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Coalition plans summit to fight gentrification
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LEIMERT PARK — A coalition of local organizations aimed at fighting gentrification is holding what they are calling a Resist Gentrification Action Summit Dec. 2 at Audubon Middle School, 4120 11th Ave. More than 40 tenants rights, civil rights, faith-based and social justice organizations are coming together to fight California's ongoing housing crisis, organizers said. Among Read More…
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'Multi-generational tragedy' in Israel and Palestine demands political will for two-State solution
With the spotlight on Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Special Envoy Nicolay Mlandenov detailed "new dangerous flashpoints" emerging in the region, under rapidly shifting developments in the Middle East as a whole, which have snowballed into a growing threat to international peace and security.
Occupations in Palestinian areas continue, "and no progresss has been made in realizing a negotiated two-State solution", he reported during his quarterly update to the Council on the Middle East. "It is a multi-generational tragedy for the peoples of this land."
A growing number of Israeli settlements, illegal under international law, remains a "substantial obstacle" in the peace process. In the last month, plans have advanced for housing units to expand in the occupied West Bank, and though exact numbers have yet to be confirmed, even without this latest advancement, the approval of settlement expansion so far this year is already greater than that for all of 2018, Mr. Mlandenov explained.
Meanwhile, Palestinian structures have been demolished or seized, as Israeli-issued building permits are nearly impossible for Palestinians to obtain. The teardown or seizure of 51 structures has displaced 80 Palestinians, including 40 children, he said.
Citing a deescalation of tensions in recent weeks, the Special Envoy said Gaza has seen a reduction in violence, brokered by the UN and Egypt, however still, "three Palestinans were recently killed by Israeli Defence Forces (IDF), and over 500 injured" in demonstrations along the Gaza perimeter he said, urging authorities to exercise restraint in the use of lethal force.
It is a multi-generational tragedy for the peoples of this land.–UN Special Envoy Nicolay Mlandenov
The exposure to violence, particularly for children, must be contained, he said, with one infant killed following tear gas inhalation during West Bank clashes, among two Palestinians killed, in addition to 88 injured in various incidents, including 11 children. Four Israelis, including two Israel Security Forces personnel were also injured.
In addition, Mr. Mladenov said he is "particularly concerned" by settler attacks in the occupied West Bank, recalling a recent "alarming incident" this month during the annual olive harvest, in which Palestinian farmers, Israeli and foreign volutneers were hit by stones and metal rods by people in the Yitzhar settlement. Four foreign volunteers were injured in addition to one 80-year-old rabbi.
A political core
Highlighting humanitarian gains, Mr. Mladenov said the UN has reported progress on urgent interventions, which "have had an important impact across many sectors": The average daily availability of electricity has doubled from 5.5 hours in the first half of 2018, to 12-15 hours in the first half of 2019, a way for improved water and wastewater treatment, reduced need for expensive fuel to power hospitals, and lower costs for private businesses and families.
Emergency healthcare has benefited nearly 450,000 people in Gaza, and almost 400,000 have benefited from drugs and medical supplies.
In addition, the organisation's temporary job creation programmes have produced more than 16,000 positions, with another 1,000 expected in the coming weeks.
These efforts collectively represent fruits of dialogue by the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee (AHLC), which functions to coordinate international aid, and highlighted the dire need to suport Palestinian people and advance the two-State solution in it's last meeting on 26 Septemeber.
Mr. Mladenov stressed that while the humanitarian crisis remains a top priority, "I reiterate, once again, that the core of the crisis in Gaza is political."
Such is true for surrounding Middle-Eastern nations, also seeing desperate situations: In Lebanon, 1.5 million are engaging in peaceful demonstrations, protests in Iraq earlier this month resulted in scores of fatalities, nine years of conflict in Syria have taken a devastating toll on civilians, including serious human rights violations and an entire generation of children is growing up in war, he said.
"The people of the region have seen enough violence and injustice. The region cannot afford another war…", he maintained.
Efforts to address the Israeli-Palestinian question, as with the Middle East at large, "cannot be sustained on a purely humanitarian basis. They need a political perspective that illuminates a path forward…"


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Welcome in the new year with a traditional Southern New Year's Day meal. We always have blackeyed peas for luck and greens for wealth.
During this last week of 2017, as we prepare to welcome a new year and all the prospects it promises it holds, I can't help but look back a little bit. I suppose that's the southerner in me. The looking backward and keeping old traditions alive. We do tend to hold our traditions very near and dear.
Southern families may celebrate Christmas in lots of different ways, but a traditional southern New Year's dinner…well, that's a tradition that is firmly rooted. No matter what the rest of your menu may include, there is always…always…blackeyed peas and greens. And they'll be on our table January 1. Just like they have been for every single New Year's Day of my entire life. Blackeyed peas for luck and greens for wealth.
Won't you join us in this old Southern tradition with a peas and greens dinner for your family? Here are some recipes to help you with planning your own New Year's Day menu.
Hoppin' John is a very old traditional Southern recipe that combines rice and blackeyed peas in one delicious bowl.
And, of course, you must have greens of some type. Whether you choose turnips, mustard, or collards, is up to you, but here's how I prepare them. There's also a bonus recipe for corn pone bread at that same link. Perfect with your New Year's meal.
If you'd prefer something a little less traditional, yet still in the spirit of the New Year, here's a fantastic Peas and Greens Soup for you to consider. I got this recipe several years ago from an old high school friend and we now enjoyed it often. It's easy to make, inexpensive, and oh so good!
No matter which you choose to try, these recipes will give you a real taste of a traditional Southern New Year's meal.
Here's wishing every one of you a New Year filled with peace and prosperity! Enjoy!
Happy New Year Lana, Yes, gonna have my hoppin' john, b-e'ed peas and rice(luck) for sure along with our usual ham. will not let that tradition go away. Like your McCoy bowls …. at least, that's what they look like… have a great one..
Good to hear from you, Drick. We saw video of some of that Christmas weather you all had around Mobile! Hope you were safe and dry.
You have a great eye. Those are definitely McCoy's brown drip pattern. Love that stuff. A very peaceful and prosperous New Year to you and yours!
Don't forget the hog jowl!
I've got it ready to go, Carla!
This looks so good… I'll be giving it a go:) thanks for sharing.


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What lovely tales have we heard or read?
We have imagined for the mighty dead; All lovely tales that we have heard or read: An endless fountain of immortal drink, Pouring unto us from the heaven's brink.
What is the rhyme scheme of when I have fears?
"When I Have Fears" follows a rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG (Shakespeare Sonnet). Shahidha Bari notes the rhyme scheme may reflect expectation. Readers expect the lines to rhyme with each other, as Keats anticipates the end of his life.
How is a thing of beauty joy forever?
Ans: According to John Keats a thing of beauty is a joy of forever. It is a constant source of happiness and pleasure. Its loveliness increases every moment. It will never pass into nothingness.
What does faery power mean?
"Never have relish in the faery power/ Of unreflecting love" means that the love he wants to enjoy("relish") would be apprehended directly; it is an unmediated experience of love. We think about feelings, actions, love, and mysteries.
What do the clear streams do?
A Thing of Beauty. How do the daffodils and the clear streams make their attractive cooling cover against the hot season? The beautiful scenty flower of daffodils make for themselves a cooling cover against the hot season of the forest they live in. The clear water streams make it by passing through the forest ferns.
What removes pall from our life?
Some beautiful shape or any object of beauty removes the pall of gloom from our mind and spirit. Answer: In spite of all the problems and miseries that make man's life gloomy and cause him suffering and pain, he does not cease to love life because a thing of beauty removes all the sadness that covers his spirit.
What are unhealthy and over darkened ways?
(d) The unhealthy and o'er-darkened ways refer to the trials and tribulations in our life, and the dishonest and unfair means people adopt to achieve their goals.
What pleasure does a beautiful thing give us?
In such moments, a beautiful thing gives us everlasting joy and helps us forget our sorrows. Yes, a beautiful thing is worth treasuring because even its memory soothes our nerves and inspires us to overcome the challenges of life.
What is Grandeur of Dooms?
grandeur means beauty and dooms means death… here poet is saying that there is beauty in not only growth but also on death.
When I have fears that I may cease to be essay?
"When I have fears that I may cease to be" is an Elizabethan sonnet written by John Keats. The poem expresses Keats's melancholic nature, his fears and is reflective of the turmoil in his life at that time. …
When I have fears that I may cease to be critical analysis?
'When I have Fears that I may Cease to Be' is effusive with imagery, sensual in its description of the fears that Keats possesses, and short. Keats runs the gamut from worrying about dying before he is famous, worrying about the death of his beloved, and then deciding that death itself is not such a terrible situation.
What figurative language is when I have fears?
Keats poetry is full of figurative language that allows the reader to really feel his desire to accomplish these things before he runs out of time. Line 4 of the poem "Hold like rich garners the full ripened grain" uses a simile. He compares unread books to full grain bins that have been left uneaten.
Who is the thing of beauty is joy forever?
Endymion is a poem by John Keats first published in 1818 by Taylor and Hessey of Fleet Street in London. John Keats dedicated this poem to the late poet Thomas Chatterton. The poem begins with the line "A thing of beauty is a joy for ever".
When I have fears that I cease to be?
Till love and fame to nothingness do sink.
What is the meaning of the poem when I have fears?
The poem expresses his fear of mortality and limitations of life. The poem conveys an essential message that everything in this world such as love, fame, beauty are just transitory. Major Themes in "When I Have Fears": Fear of death, love, and nature are some of the significant themes layered of this sonnet.
Why does Poet see beauty even in death?
Answer: The poet finds beauty even in death. 'Mighty dead' refers to our glorious forefathers, who were great in their own ways. Grandeur is associated with them because our past is full of stories of their glory.
Who are the mighty dead?
Our ancestors ,who were great in their own ways and the dead emperors have been referred as the mighty dead in the poem . The mighty dead refer to the great men and warriors who glorified death by embracing it most gracefully.
What is Keats most famous poem?
10 Greatest Poems by John Keats
"Fancy" (1818)
"Ode on a Grecian Urn" (1819)
"To Lord Byron" (1814)
"La Belle Dame Sans Merci" (1819)
Ode on Melancholy (1819)
Ode to a Nightingale (1819)
"To Sleep" (1816)
"On Seeing the Elgin Marbles" (1817)
What things cause suffering to humans?
Sadness and disappointment are the biggest source of suffering. Another one is the lack of noble qualities and good manners in human beings. Our unhealthy and evil ways also our spirits. Such thing are despondence, dearth of noble natures, gloomy days, unhealthy and overdarkened ways.
What is the most beautiful love poem ever written?
10 Greatest Love Poems Ever Written
"Since There's No Help," by Michael Drayton (1563-1631)
"How Do I Love Thee," by Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806-1861)
"Love's Philosophy," by Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822)
"Love," by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)
"A Red, Red Rose," by Robert Burns (1759-1796)
"Annabell Lee," by Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849)
What is the endless fountain of immortal drink?
Complete answer: This endless fountain of the immortal drink is pouring from the heaven's brink. In the poem, the poet gives the description of the beautiful things on earth and states that all these beautiful things are God's gift to us which is pouring from heaven.
Who was the father of romantic poetry?
Why does the poet call the Dooms to be full of grandeur?
The poet says that the dooms are full of grandeur because the mighty dead people are always remembered in golden words. These people are placed on a high pedestal as their good deeds inspire the future generation. Because there is beauty in a hero's death.
How is mighty dead a beauty thing?
Answer: 'Mighty dead' can be things of beauty as they do inspirational deeds in their lives which one reads and has heard. It keeps pouring on us the elixir of life which brings infinite pleasure, divine influence and keeps motivating those who have read or heard about the heroic tales of the mighty dead. Question 3.
Is a joy forever?
The phrase "a thing of beauty is a joy forever" means a beautiful object, natural or artificial, makes a person happy for a long time even if its beautify fades, or put into different circumstances. It is always a source of enjoyment, happiness, and pleasure for a person or a group of people.
Who is the main human figure in the poem obituary?
In the first stanza of 'Obituary' the speaker begins by telling the reader who died– his father. The speaker focuses on what the father left behind. There were utterly normal things that have taken on new importance.
Why is Keats important?
John Keats was an English Romantic lyric poet whose verse is known for its vivid imagery and great sensuous appeal. His reputation grew after his early death, and he was greatly admired in the Victorian Age. His influence can be seen in the poetry of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, and the Pre-Raphaelites, among others.
What is Unreflecting love?
(When Keats refers to 'unreflecting love', he is making the point that love is emotional and thus not necessarily sensible or rational: it's not the product of thoughtful reflection, but a more sensual and impulsive thing.)
What do we wreath on every morrow?
on every morrow we are wrestling a flowery band bcz it bind us to the earth. 2. due to all unhealthy and darkened ways. 3.It means the evil or unhealthy and darkening or wrong ways that human biengs adopt to fulfill their qow desires or goals.
What is the message of the poem a thing of beauty?
The poem 'A Thing of Beauty' gives a clear cut message that a thing of beauty is a joy for ever. It never passes into nothingness. Our earth is replete with innumerable natural objects full of beauty. These enliven our spirits and remove the pall of despondency, misery, sadness and sufferings.
What is an example of unconditional love?
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Is medical school all memorization?
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Kotel – jezioro w północnej Polsce,  w mezoregionie Borów Tucholskich, położone około 750 m na wschód od jeziora Gołuń. Objęte ochroną w ramach Wdzydzkiego Park Krajobrazowego. Na części jego zachodniego i południowego brzegu utworzono w 2006 roku użytek ekologiczny Kotel, którego celem jest zachowanie łąk i torfowisk.

Pod względem administracyjnym wchodzi w skład sołectwa Wdzydze, w gminie Kościerzyna, w województwie pomorskim.

W pobliżu wschodniego brzegu jeziora biegnie linia kolejowa nr 201. Położona jest przy niej miejscowość Olpuch.

Wzdłuż południowego brzegu przebiega  niebieski szlak turystyczny Wdzydze-Gołuń-Olpuch.

Przypisy

Jeziora w Borach Tucholskich
Jeziora w gminie wiejskiej Kościerzyna


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Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
27 Barclay Street, New York, New York, 10007, U.S.A.
Director of Spa and Wellness
"Once a dream, and now my story. Loving what you do makes any job seem like a fairytale."
Four Seasons Tenure
First Four Seasons Assignment: current
Equinox Hotels; The Dangene Skincare Institute; The Rittenhouse Spa & Club, Philadelphia; Trump International Hotel, Washington, DC; Mandarin Oriental in Washington, New York and Shanghai
Bachelor of Arts, Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)
English, Mandarin
Originally from Washington, DC, Eric Smith followed his heart and his love of fashion to New York City, where he graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 2004. After a short stint in fashion, Eric fell into the hotel industry straight out of college, beginning his hotel career with Mandarin Oriental in Washington, DC as an attendant shortly after graduation.
In just six short months, Eric was promoted from attendant to front desk concierge and then transferred to the Mandarin Oriental in New York in 2006. After a short time he was promoted again to concierge supervisor and moved back to Washingto,n DC and then moved up again to operations supervisor and then operations manager. Not long after he was appointed as a trainer for Mandarin Oriental and travelled extensively throughout America and Asia Pacific. In his role as trainer, he was responsible for training all of the operations teams throughout the United States and assisted with opening more than seven properties globally in addition to offering operational support to hotels as and when needed.
At the end of 2012, Eric received an offer to move to Shanghai, China to open the Mandarin Oriental Shanghai as spa operations manager and subsequently became the director of spa in 2015. While in China he also spent some time living in Taipei, Taiwan and opening the Mandarin Oriental Taipei.
After four years in China, it was time to move home, and Eric had the opportunity to move back to the United States and work for a new and emerging brand. In 2016 he was appointed director of spa at The Spa by Ivanka Trump at the Trump International Hotel in Washington DC.
In 2017 it was time to move for another challenge, but this time in Philadelphia at The Rittenhouse Spa & Club where he oversaw the salon, spa and fitness club.
By 2019 the pull to move back to New York City was strong, and Eric had a wonderful opportunity to start consulting for The Dangene Skincare Institute, an advanced skincare institute within the CORE Club, an exclusive membership-only club. Six months of consulting enabled Eric to gain exposure to and experience with the advanced medical skincare side of the business.
In early 2020 Eric joined the Equinox Hotel as director of spa and oversaw a space including six treatments rooms, a cryotherapy chamber, hair salon and infrared technology facility.
After almost two years with Equinox, Eric was looking for his next opportunity and jumped at the chance to join Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown as the Director of Spa and Wellness.
With almost two decades of experience in luxury spa services and operations, Eric Smith offers a unique hybrid of vision, passion, and leadership. From his humble beginning of folding towels and booking appointments, Eric has been lucky enough to experience and learn every aspect of the business. This has subsequently blossomed into a love for connecting with others and providing guests with a platform for positive transformation. With world-class mentorship over the years, Eric has evolved into a skilled leader, managing and empowering teams to provide the most premium service to clientele.


Vegetables take center stage and become the main course. Ask your server for current selection.
Our House-made Seitan Cutlet, prepared in variations that change weekly. Check our social media for current selection.
We celebrate this classic Diner tradition with specials that change weekly. Check our social media for current selection.
Blast off in your supercar into the spicy world of tomorrow. Spiced cinnamon spirit, vermouth di Torino, and hellfire bitters will keep you in orbit.
Get your 007 on with this stirred-not-shaken bonding of mandarin orange vodka and quinquina from the island of Corsica, where Napoleon was imprisoned. This drink is Napoleon Dynamite!
Mars is often called "the angry red planet," but it's pretty chill here with a blend of ruby red grapefruit whiskey, amaro, and rouge vermouth.
No, it's not a typo! Our space-themed take on the classic pairs tomato juice, basil vodka, chipotle simple syrup, cholula, mole bitters, lemon juice, fresh black pepper, and cucumber. It all revolves around the tomato.
Imagine a planet where people sit around drinking peach sangria all day. This Veggie Galaxy staple pairs sauvignon blanc, apricot juice, sake, maple syrup and cinnamon. Beam me up, Scotty!
Here, our mimosa takes "one giant leap" and combines creme de violette, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and French sparkling wine. "Houston... the Eagle has landed."
Lime-infused rum, a citrus juice blend and parfait amour will send you on a trip through the stratosphere. Explore the cosmos; wear your love like heaven.
We are fortunate to be surrounded by many great, local, breweries, many just a few miles from here. Therefore, we rotate our selections frequently, which allows us to offer you a variety of local brews. Ask your server for details on today's selection and pricing.


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A glimpse into the future of Atlanta nightlife
7 new and recently relocated venues to keep on your radar
By CL staff	Wednesday March 22, 2017 10:27 pm EDT
Delving into what the future has in store for Atlanta nightlife requires stepping outside of the already established bar scenes of Virginia-Highland, East Atlanta, Edgewood Avenue and more, and into the outlying neighborhoods. A handful of tried-and-true institutions, pushed out of their homes by the rising costs of gentrification, are fortifying themselves throughout the city. In the meantime, new live music venues are opening their doors in unexpected places. Downtown, West End, Grant Park and other enclaves are teeming with underground culture that's primed to play a key role in shaping the city's cultural landscape in 2017 and beyond. Here's a quick field guide for the intrepid concertgoers who are looking for a change of scenery.
Atlanta Dairies Agon Entertainment, owners of Variety Playhouse and the Georgia Theatre in Athens, working in conjunction with Terminal West, will open a multiuse performance venue on the redeveloped property that houses Atlanta Dairies. The complex will host a variety of retail shops alongside the new music venue that comes equipped with a rooftop bar."Our goal with Atlanta Dairies is to create an environment where you can live, work, dine, entertain and now catch a live show because of what Agon and Terminal West are going to bring to the project," David Cochran, president and CEO of Paces Properties, said in a recent press release. Stay tuned for more information as it becomes available. 777 Memorial Drive. www.atlantadairies.com. — Chad Radford
Churchill Grounds The reopening of Churchill Grounds in Grant Park has been pushed to early 2018. A few months after the July 2016 closing of the cozy club adjacent to the Fox Theatre, which for two decades served as ground zero for straight-ahead jazz fans, owner Sam Yi announced that Churchill Grounds will occupy a 3,614-square-foot storefront in the Beacon mixed-use development on Grant Street. The new Churchill Grounds will include a music room, bar and full-service restaurant. "I hear from people all the time who are here for business or just visiting, and they can't believe there's nobody doing live jazz in a city of nearly 7 million," Yi says.In the meantime, Yi hosts live pop-up jazz sessions at Mason Tavern in Decatur. The Thursday-night-only gig recently expanded to include Saturday shows. Yi hopes Fridays will be added in April. The Beacon, 1039 Grant St. S.E. 404-921-7203. www.thebeaconatlanta.com. www.churchillgrounds.com. — Doug DeLoach
City Winery In June 2016, City Winery opened in Ponce City Market. The concept, which combines fine dining with an onsite winery and live music venue, is the brainchild of former music industry maven Michael Dorf, founder of New York City's Knitting Factory club. With similar operations in Manhattan, Chicago and Nashville, City Winery has aggressively expanded since 2008. A Boston City Winery is slated to open this summer.In Atlanta, general manager Johnny Esposito Jr., whose father founded Johnny's Hideaway in the '70s, oversees the 26,000-square-foot, two-story venue. The upstairs patio, which seats about 120 people, is adjacent to a bar-restaurant of slightly larger capacity. From the top-floor storefront, a grand staircase leads downstairs to a fully functional winery. In addition to branded wines, patrons can choose between 350 bottles from around the world priced from $40 to $4,000. In the music room, which holds 315 people, City Winery has featured an eclectic roster ranging from Col. Bruce Hampton to the Indigo Girls, Del McCoury, Aaron Neville, Macy Gray and Eric Burdon. Upcoming concerts include Micky Dolenz (April 2), Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (April 3) and JoJo Hermann's Slim Wednesday Band with opener Sam Holt of Widespread Panic (April 11). 650 North Ave. 404-946-3791. www.citywinery.com/atlanta.'' — DD
Gallery 992 This small space in the West End is a music venue, for sure. But that's only part of the story. Head to Gallery 992 on any given day or night and find the outstretched legs of amateur yogis, hands rhythmically moving on African drums, heads bowed in meditative prayer, or hips swaying to salsa grooves. This "everything center" is the brainchild of Atlanta jazz musician Kebbi Williams, tenor saxophonist and bandleader of the Wolfpack. The gallery also serves as headquarters for Williams' nonprofit organization, Music in the Park, which gives music students a chance to play with professionals in free outdoor concerts. Gallery 992's unifying force is its dedication to community. Its eclectic lineup of events reflects a gentrifying neighborhood in the midst of change, and yet, it manages to cater to everyone. 992 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. 678-974-8144. www.musicintheparkatl.org. — Sonam Vashi
Live Edge Restaurant and Bar One of the latest additions to the city's historic West End is Live Edge. A cocktail bar, restaurant and live music venue, this is where the "grown and sexy" go to keep it classy. Everything from neo-soul to old-school R&B graces the stage; Salah Ananse, DJ Bad, Yung Vokalz and Shena Renee have all taken the spotlight from time to time. Check out the website for the updated weekly schedule, and don't leave without indulging in the vanilla bean ice cream, pecan crumble, aka the Live Edge Groovy Cake, on the dessert menu. 792 Cascade Ave. S.W. 404-758-0015. www.liveedgeatl.com. — CR
The Masquerade After more than a quarter-century on North Avenue, the Masquerade packed up its amps and PBR cases and headed Downtown. To find the venue's rock, hardcore, hip-hop, et al. shows now, take MARTA to Five Points, follow the echoes of wailing guitars and descend a few flights of stairs into Kenny's Alley in Underground Atlanta. The Masquerade injects new life into the sleepy subterranean mall — but for how long?Kenny's Alley is only a temporary home for its Heaven, Hell and Purgatory stages, as plans for a wholly new location remain in the works.In the meantime, there's no word as to how long the Masquerade will stay put as Underground Atlanta preps for a makeover. It's not clear whether the Masquerade will factor into plans from WRS Inc., the proposed Underground Atlanta developer. WRS recently submitted a proposal to the city to turn Kenny's Alley into parking lots for new residences and a grocery store.For now, its presence Downtown adds vibrancy to the humming South Broad arts district just two blocks away, drawing more people to the heart of Downtown. Some of the Masquerade's highlights for the coming year include performances by classic punk acts the Damned (May 11), X (May 16), the Descendents (Oct. 21), downtempo hip-hop producer Teebs (May 19) and queer punk duo PWR BTTM (June 12). 75 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive S.W. 404-577-8178. www.masq.com. — SV
St. James Live St. James Live is carving out a niche for jazz lovers that live south of Downtown — or closer to Six Flags Over Georgia than Little Five Points — who are willing to drive past the airport for a night of horns and cocktails. Acts such as Russell Gunn's Krunk Jazz Orkestra, a 20-piece ensemble with a free jazz bent, and other like-minded acts lay down indomitable grooves on the regular. Outside of giving its community a place to let loose in style, St. James Live is also a place to mix while getting political or charitable. In February, the club hosted multiple meet-and-greets for City Council candidates, and at the end of March will host the How Big Is Your Dream foundation, which focuses on youth-centered music education activities. 3220 Butner Road, Suite 240. 404-254-3561. www.stjamesliveatl.com. — Billy Mitchell
Sweet Auburn Ballroom Last December, the City of Atlanta's economic arm announced a $1 million grant for the Sweet Auburn Ballroom, a planned high-capacity music venue. It'll be developed by Live Nation, which runs Downtown's Tabernacle, and will replace a vacant YMCA building next to John Lewis' "HERO" mural. It's the newest development in a resurgent area that was once the economic center of black life in Atlanta. The Ballroom will live right around the corner from the Sweet Auburn Curb Market and the Atlanta Streetcar line, and will join the ranks of other music venues in the area, including the historic Royal Peacock. It's not clear when construction will begin, but it may open its doors as early as next year. 17 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive. — SV
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The Christmas season always reminds me that no matter how commonplace greed, selfishness and consumerism have become, humanity still seems to grasp at something unbelievable to believe in. Maybe without realizing it, secular, popular culture has indeed held on to the truth that at Christmastime, we should hope like children. We are encouraged to believe in Santa and magic and miracles and celebrate the season with holiday cheer. But even amidst all of the enchanting Christmas legends, movies and books that inspire this wonder, there is still one story greater and more wonderful than them all.
It is the story of an ancient promise and heaven dancing. When shepherds abiding in the field heard of the baby wrapped in swaddling cloths lying in a manger. The story of a small countryside town, a virgin birth and a guiding star, of treasures and gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. A silent and holy night, when God humbled himself to the likeness of an infant and angels rejoiced in the glory of the Lord.
Immanuel, God with us. The Word became flesh, the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. He left his heavenly throne to be with us because he loved us enough. How cherished are we that Immanuel does not mean "us with God," it means "God with us"?


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Lin-Manuel Miranda changes lyrics to blast fan filming Hamilton show
Posted 5:59 AM, January 21, 2019, by Tribune Media Wire
Lin-Manuel Miranda made an impromptu edit to one of the numbers in his acclaimed Hamilton Wednesday night after he spotted a woman filming a performance in Puerto Rico.
While performing One Shot, Miranda noticed the audience member pointing a camera at the stage, the BBC reports. So, thinking (or rapping, actually) on his feet, he slipped a new line into the song: "I'm a get a scholarship to King's College, I probably shouldn't brag, but dag, I amaze and astonish, lady Filming in the fourth row, please stop it."
Traditionally, that last line is, "The problem is I got a lot of brains but no polish."
In a tweet after the show, Miranda shared the "2nd 'rewrite'" and requested that audiences, "Please don't make me do that s—t again."
As a general rule, filming a theater performance is a "serious no-no," per TribLive.com, which reports that the woman did end up sending an apology to Miranda, who is reprising the title role in the musical during a limited run in Puerto Rico.
"I cannot believe I actually witnessed this live," one audience member tweeted about the line change. "Everyone in theater gasped when that happened." (Read more Lin-Manuel Miranda stories.)
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Jerry Jones Wants NFL To Drop Anti-Marijuana Policy, According to Report
April 18, 2017 April 19, 2017 advocacy, health and wellness, in the know, NBA, NFL, pain relief
Perhaps the most influential owner in the National Football League – Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones – told fellow owners this month that the NFL drop its prohibition against players using marijuana.
The report came from Mike Florio, a NBC Sports reporter who said he had information from someone with "direct knowledge" of an owners-only meeting held last week in Arizona.
Jones "raised the question of the NFL's position on marijuana. Jones, per a source who heard the comments, wants the league to drop its prohibition on marijuana use."
The other owners reminded Jones that such a move would have to come in "under the umbrella of collective bargaining, which would require the players to make one or more concessions in exchange for significant changes to the marijuana prohibition."
Jerry Jones Wants a Big Change
Such a change would mark a dramatic shift in policy not just for the NFL, but professional sports. All the major sports leagues continue to prohibit the use of marijuana by players, even in states where marijuana is legal.
The level of enforcement varies by league. For example, players have come forward from the NBA saying that marijuana has been a part of the culture of the league for decades, particularly in dealing with pain.
NFL players also have spoken about the issue. And Pittsburgh Steelers legendary former running back Franco Harris has partnered with a company in Pennsylvania that wants to research the use of marijuana for pain management.
Part of what might be driving Jones' decision to speak with owners on the issue is the fact he has seen Cowboys players lose playing time for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
Opioids Replacement?
While Attorney General Jeff Sessions has openly mocked the idea that cannabis could replace opioids for treating pain, many others have said it provides relief from pain without the addictive nature of opioids.
In an opinion piece on the issue, Eric Boehm, writing for Reason magazine, supported Jones' reported position. He noted that the NFL is "awash in opioids" but maintains the prohibition against the use of marijuana.
"Sports are a mirror for the culture that watches them, and the NFL's contradictory positions on those two types of pain treatments certainly reflects both the rising opioid crisis in America and the ongoing effort to come to terms with the tragic and awful consequences of a decades-long war on drugs," he wrote.
He went on to say the NFL's anti-marijuana policy "doesn't make much sense" given the number of states that have made cannabis legal for medical and recreational use.
For its part, the NFL has maintained that any changes to the marijuana policy must come through labor negotiations, and the league is open to evidence from the medical community about the benefits of marijuana.
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For the love of words, where is my drabble? The sun has nearly set on this Friday, and yet I have not posted my drabble. You noticed, right?
Okay kids, happy Drabble Day: a short work of fiction, exactly 100 words in length.
As is the case whenever there is a "Wednesday's What is It?", I talk about the mystery photo before I share the drabble.
Let's be honest; the picture I shared with you this week was no major mystery. I think all but three of you guessed the picture correctly. Well done.
The first person to identify the mystery photo correctly was my friend, Deanne. Congrats, D! I'm glad you are playing the game.
The second person who guessed the photo correctly was trying to redeem herself for not knowing the picture the previous week. Well, consider yourself redeemed, Leonore.
For the few of you that were stumped, I've hidden the answer in the drabble. Enjoy!
The boys played in the sandbox, using their Tonka trucks to move the sand.
The girls kept attention on their tea party with various dolls and animals.
"Yay!" The kids yelled in unison, knowing pizza was on the menu tonight.
The boys grabbed their trucks and put them in the toy box.
The girls gathered the cups and saucers, teapot, and their tea-time guests to bring back into the house.
You constantly amaze me with your drabbles. How do you fit a short story in exactly 100 words, and fit in the answer to the mystery photo? Talent!!
Aw Susan, thank you. This week was a hard one for me. Incorporating a chair … that's tough. I am glad you liked it. As I told Lina, I was inspired by the song, "The Farmer in the Dell". Rather than the cheese standing alone, it was the chair that stood alone.
It seemed so familiar, like I should know, but I was clueless this week. Lovely drabble, as always.
Thank you, CK. As I've said before – all the pictures seem obvious to me, because I am the one taking the picture. It is hard to crop the photo to the point that the picture becomes a mystery. The drabble this week was tough; I am glad you liked it.
I am glad you were clueless, MJ, because it means the challenge was a success. Thank you for playing.
Ah, that's a great drabble. Lonely chair.
Woop! An Aussie won the Masters…they had 3 chances with 3 contenders…and G finally got one!
left all alone AND without any pizza?! That's a pretty rough day!
I felt sorry for the chair, too, Robert. The Mom didn't even say "thanks for the support" or anything. Poor chair.