#MyStory: How My Rude Roommate Became My Best Friend!
I still remember the first day I moved to Hyderabad, for the first time in my life I was going to live on my own. Being away from my home and family was a new challenge for me and I was actually excited about this. I was all set to start a new journey with huge hopes in my mind. I had booked a room in a PG that my college friend had recommended. Being a single child from a nuclear family, sharing a room was a big change for me. I was eager to meet my roommate but to my disappointment I found out that she had gone home, when I reached the PG.
So for the initial few days, I had to live all alone. In the whole excitement about living on my own I had forgotten about the responsibilities that come with it. While my mom had taught me all the household chores, having to do all of it was something I was not prepared for. I was constantly busy doing one chore or another and it had started to get to me. One morning, while I was having breakfast on my bed, the door opened and a girl came in… She was my roommate. The first sentence she uttered was, "This is my bed." I was a bit taken aback and we both didn't have a good first impression of each other. I found her a bit rude. I simply shifted to the other bed and then got ready and left for office. I got a little worried to think that living with this girl would not be easy and it was on my mind for the whole day. But then I thought we don't get everything we want and I chose to take up a job in a different city, so I should adjust to whatever issues it would bring in my life. I made up my mind to adjust with this girl. Also read: #MyStory: I Saw My Bestie's Boyfriend Kissing Another Girl… I came to know that she's from Gujarat - a place where I had lived for five years. I had a very good time while living there and I felt a special connection to that place. This made me relax a little bit.
However, one day when I returned from office, I noticed that she had moved her bed a little away from mine… There was a bigger gap between our beds now. After that I lost all interest in trying to get acquainted with her. I thought that if she wanted space and wasn't interested in knowing me then I was also not going to bother her. So, we just stuck to formal greetings when we saw each other and that's it. I wanted to move to some other place, where people were friendly. Staying away from home for the first time was hard enough, so I didn't want to be around rude and aloof people like my roommate. But then suddenly, my roomie initiated things - she started sharing her food. Also, whenever she bought food such as chocolates, she started getting two…one for me. Slowly, I could see that she started caring for me. I also reciprocated her efforts and we started talking often. Gradually, I came to know that she was not rude, she just took her time to mix up with people. She was actually someone who genuinely cared about others and it was something that I got to learn from her. We started enjoying each other's company. And somewhere along the way, we became good friends and now..we are inseparable.
The whole episode with my roommate taught me that first impression is not always an accurate reflection of a person's personality. I no longer believe that first impression is the last impression. The girl who I thought was rude and inconsiderate is now someone I can talk to about anything and everything. I wonder if I could have survived in this city without her. Also read: #MyStory: Why I'm Happily *Unmarried* Even In My Late 20s And yes…the gap between our beds is now filled with lifelong friendship. Few days back, she told me that she's planning to go abroad for further studies. I was sad to hear that as I seriously couldn't wrap my head around the idea that this place would not feel like home after the person who made it possible in the first place will no longer be by my side. But then I know that we can't always be in this place together, we have to pursue our goals in life. So for now, keeping all these thoughts aside, we are busy spending quality times with each other and creating memories. The memories that will help us cherish our friendship forever. Images: Shutterstock Have a story you'd like to share? Just drop us an email here with your story – don't forget to put #MyStory in the subject line. We'll get back to you about whether we can feature it.


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Bell Aliant extends FTTH network to Nova Scotia
Jun 1, 2010 10:54am
Soon Sydney, Nova Scotia residents will be able to get Internet speeds of 170/30 Mbps as Bell Aliant (TSX: BA.UN) announced that it will extend its Fiber to the Home (FTTH) network to the region.
Available as early as this fall, Bell Aliant will provide its FTTH-based FibreOP service to more than 30,000 homes and businesses in Sydney, Sydney River, North Sydney, Sydney Mines, Glace Bay and New Waterford. It will also offer triple play bundles (voice, video and data) over the FTTH network.
Bell Aliant is funding this buildout with $15 million of its own money along with a $2 million contribution from the Province of Nova Scotia. This latest FTTH build is part of Bell Aliant's previously announced capital program, which includes about $65 million for FTTH. By the end of 2010, Bell Aliant expects to pass 140,000 homes and businesses with FTTH.
But Bell Aliant's FTTH plans don't stop here. In early May, Bell Aliant announced it would commit an additional $350 million between 2011 and 2012 to expand its FibreOp footprint, bringing its FTTH service to more than 600,000 homes and businesses.
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Home College Newsletters Page 1
President's Newsletter vol. 4, no. 6
Highway speed. In the interest of fuel conservation. the Chancellor has requested that state-owned vehicles be driven at a maximum speed of 60 - 65 miles per hour when on the highways. The efficiency of the modern automobile seems to be highest when driven at speeds between 50 and 60 miles per hour.
Activities of the President. I have attended four meetings of the ad hoc committee for the consideration of the Nerden -  Wattenbarger Study on Post High School Occupational and  Continuing Education Programs in Virginia. Our charge was to consider their recommendations and make any proposed changes which we felt necessary. and to develop a procedure for implementing the study. The target date for the final report of this ad hoc committee is June 21.
On May 17. I attended the Presidents Council in Abingdon at which time we were informed of the total budget for capital construction which was to be presented to the Governor's Budget Advisory Committee in Norfolk on May 24. Thomas Nelson is scheduled for one building at a cost of $3. 100.000 for construction and equipment of • science - engineering building. Hopefully. the legislature will see fit to approve our total amount.
Construction. Construction on campus is progressing on schedule.
Title President's Newsletter vol. 4, no. 6
Title.Alternative President's Newsletter, June 08, 1973
Subject Newsletters
Description The President's Newsletter was the first college wide newsletter issued by the President's office. It was issued from 1969 until mid-1979, when it was superceeded by the TNCC Newsletter.
Category Newsletters
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Transcript NEWSLETTER Thomas Nelson Community College June 8, 1973 VOL. 4 NO. 6 Highway speed. In the interest of fuel conservation. the Chancellor has requested that state-owned vehicles be driven at a maximum speed of 60 - 65 miles per hour when on the highways. The efficiency of the modern automobile seems to be highest when driven at speeds between 50 and 60 miles per hour. Activities of the President. I have attended four meetings of the ad hoc committee for the consideration of the Nerden - Wattenbarger Study on Post High School Occupational and Continuing Education Programs in Virginia. Our charge was to consider their recommendations and make any proposed changes which we felt necessary. and to develop a procedure for implementing the study. The target date for the final report of this ad hoc committee is June 21. On May 17. I attended the Presidents Council in Abingdon at which time we were informed of the total budget for capital construction which was to be presented to the Governor's Budget Advisory Committee in Norfolk on May 24. Thomas Nelson is scheduled for one building at a cost of $3. 100.000 for construction and equipment of • science - engineering building. Hopefully. the legislature will see fit to approve our total amount. Construction. Construction on campus is progressing on schedule.


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Dayton Moore had just become the Royals' general manager when Kansas City traded Affeldt to the Colorado Rockies in July 2006. Affeldt said he still has "a lot of respect" for Moore for the manner in which the new Royals boss handled that situation.
"(Moore) just wanted to give me a fresh start when I left there," Affeldt said. "He contacted me a little bit after and told me why he did what he did.
Slow start in Sacramento – Giants assistant GM Bobby Evans said the organization's new partnership with the Triple-A River Cats is crawling along because of the major-league club's postseason run.
The River Cats, who are owned by Susan Savage and operated by her son, Jeff, had been affiliated with the A's since relocating from Vancouver to Sacramento before the 2000 season. The Giants and River Cats recently agreed to a two-year deal.
Big shoes to fill – Former Jesuit High School standout Andrew Susac popped out of the clubhouse about 90 minutes before the game and tossed a pair of shoes to his 13-year-old brother, Daniel, who was standing in the hallway with other family members.
It seems the size 11 cleats – the Nike Mike Trout brand – were too small for the Giants rookie.
Though Susac has only two at-bats during the postseason because Brandon Belt's return moved Buster Posey back behind the plate, Evans said team officials remain pleased with Susac's development and are interested in seeing more.
"He's learning on the big stage," Evans said. "It's a great opportunity for him. He was impressive when he came up, contributed and got a chance once or twice a week. He showed us a lot about how far he's come in a little bit of time.
Strickland tipping pitches? – Giants manager Bruce Bochy said reliever Hunter Strickland threw a bullpen session Monday partly to determine whether the right-hander might be tipping pitches. Strickland allowed four home runs in his first four playoff outings, all on fastballs to left-handers.
"We took a look at it," Bochy said. "We had him throw on the mound, we had some hitters look at it, but we're comfortable with where he is now.


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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The desecration of any cemetery is horrific, but the most recent attack on a Jewish cemetery in Philadelphia comes when some say anti-Semitic threats are on the rise.
And thanks to a grant from the Jewish Healthcare Foundation trauma kits have been placed in local synagogues and day schools.
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NISSIM BENVENISTY, RUSSO E (2005) FOLLOW THE MONEY—THE POLITICS OF EMBRYONIC STEM CELL RESEARCH. PLOS BIOL 3(7): e234. doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.0030234About four years ago, Jay Tischfield, the director of RUCDR Infinite Biologics, a long-standing biorepository at Rutgers University, found himself sitting on a gold mine. RUCDR had recently gotten into the business of banking and distributing induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines. This was still early days in iPSC derivation, only a few years after scientists had figured out how to turn skin cells into cells capable of differentiating into a wide variety of different cell types.
But not long into this new endeavor, "something important happened in the field," Tischfield recalls. Researchers reported that they could induce pluripotency from blood cells. It just so happened that RUCDR was in possession of a massive collection of blood cell lines, each with a heap of information on the donor. "There we were, standing on what is perhaps one of the world's, if not the world's, largest collection of genetically defined . . . lymphocytes from literally almost a half a million subjects," he says. "And it turned out these were fantastic for making iPSCs." Suddenly, the opportunities for iPSC derivation and banking seemed endless.
As a growing number of iPSC banks begin to come online, they're facing many of the same questions. Chief among them: Which cells will be best for business?
Nearly a decade ago, the world was introduced to iPSCs. Although a seemingly simple protocol, deriving iPSCs and then maintaining and storing them can be a burden. The idea behind an iPSC bank is that the repository does all the organizational and maintenance labor and quality assurance assays—and in some cases, the derivation itself—and distributes cells to researchers for a fee.
CIRM settled on a goal of 9,000 lines derived from 3,000 individuals—what will amount to the largest iPSC bank in the world. Yaffe says he anticipates that the first of these will be available for distribution by the end of this year or early 2015. What's still unsettled, however, is pricing. It's a tricky calculation, given that the utilization of the lines is unknown.
The price tags at iPSC banks range from as low as $200 per line up to about $1,500. "The economic models are really hard to deal with," says Sheldon at RUCDR. Banks have to project which cell lines will be worth expanding and how many assays should be done up front.
It remains to be seen which lines—and banks—will be the most popular and economically successful. For now, banks are primarily focused on iPSCs to be used in basic research, disease modeling, and drug screening, rather than for therapeutic development. But clinical-grade banks are likely to come next.
The first clinical trial using iPSCs was approved last year in Japan, using iPSCs derived from participants' own cells to treat age-related macular degeneration. Such iPSC-based therapies could get more traction if ready-made cell lines were more widely available, according to Ian Wilmut, a professor emeritus at the MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh. "If you go to patient-specific cells, people think it would be so expensive and so slow," he says. As with other tissues in repositories, banked iPSC lines for human treatments would gain clinical value from including a wide variety of human leukocyte antigen (HLA) genotypes to get as close to an immune match as possible.
Wilmut is part of an international group of stem-cell leaders working on getting regulatory uniformity across countries, so that banked therapeutic iPSC lines could be distributed worldwide. He says it's important to get a consensus on regulations and quality criteria now, before companies move ahead with developing therapies. And it's clear from the progress over the last eight years—which saw both the initial demonstration of iPSC derivation and the first clinical trials in humans—that the field is moving at the speed of light.
A version of this article appeared on www.the-scientist.com on June 30, 2014.


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Progress Report: John O'Brien
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This year's Ajax USA delegation was able to observe John O'Brien several times during our March trip to Amsterdam. We saw him play the entirety of two league games, vs. Feyenoord on March 3rd and vs. De Graafschaap on the 10th, as well as a very enlightening session of first-team training on the 6th. Altogether, I formed a very clear impression of the young American's much-improved standing within the club.
Three-quarters of the way through his fourth season with the first team of Ajax, O'Brien is no longer a 'fringe' player for the Amsterdam team. He's not on the bubble; he is one of the core set of players around which Koeman is building the team for each game. That's quite an achievement, considering Koeman's apparent slight regard for the young American when he assumed control of the team from Co Adriaanse in December of 2001.
In Koeman's very first game in charge on December 04, O'Brien replaced Richard Knopper in the 64th minute. One week later, in the Amstel Cup quarter-finals, O'Brien replaced Knopper at half time. In the next two matches, on December 15 and 19, O'Brien played the entire game in midfield. It seemed that Koeman was being won over by O'Brien's utilitarian play.
Ajax training session; O'Brien is in center at back, behind Andre Bergdølmo.
But O'Brien was also part of an ineffectual midfied a week later in Utrecht, where Ajax sustained their last loss this season to date. It was also the final match before the Winter break, during which Koeman may have had second thoughts about the American's role in his midfield. O'Brien did not appear in Ajax's opening match of the second half of the season, a tepid 0-1 victory at Den Bosch.
However, O'Brien returned to the Ajax midfield for one of the strangest matches of the year, a 1-3 victory at Willem II. If Koeman really did have a crisis of confidence in the American, it seems to have passed quickly. In the subsequent match, a very important Amstel Cup quarter-final against a tough Groningen side, he selected O'Brien for his midfield in favor of a healthy Knopper. O'Brien has started every match since, and finished all but one. The exception: He was substituted for a third attacker late in the Fortuna Sittard match on 27 February, as Ajax scrambled unsuccessfully to salvage the full three points against the league's worst team.
"I'm very happy about John O'Brien," Koeman recently told Ajax USA. "When I came (to Ajax), he was playing in the midfield. In the last few weeks, he's played in the defense. He played two games at right back, and he played last Sunday against Feyenoord on the left side (of defense). It's very nice for the coach that you can put a player in (so many) different positions. Not always good for the player, but for the coach it's okay."
Koeman echoed the sentiments of Co Adriaanse and other coaches of O'Brien through the years. The American's adaptability makes him extremely valuable to the team.
"He's tactically a very handy player. His biggest quality is that he can play with the right foot and with the left foot. That's very important."
O'Brien's stock is on the rise not only with Koeman, but also with the fans of Ajax. On the rare occasions when O'Brien steps up to take a corner kick, chants of "U-S-A, U-S-A!" often rumble through the Arena. His popularity stems from his work rate and his increasingly evident technical skills. Fans see that O'Brien fits well into the Ajax style of play, which relies on very quick decision-making and excellent vision of the field. A good Ajax player takes the necessary risks but makes few truly costly errors.
Ajax fans, who suffered one of the league's worst defenses last season, appreciate the American's tenacious and dependable defending. They're also beginning to enjoy his increasingly creative and attack-minded midfield play.
In the more relaxed atmosphere of a training session, he shows some extraordinary skills on the ball. O'Brien, who speaks perfect Dutch, also mixes effortlessly with the diverse squad of internationals. His teammates appreciate his enthusiasm and toughness as much as his coaches appreciate his flexibility and reliability as a position-player.
Ironically, it was a rare mistake by O'Brien -- allowing Leonardo too much space to control his errant first touch -- that led to Feyenoord's only goal in last week's 'Classic'.
The fact that O'Brien made this mistake, in the year's most crucial fixture, and yet was not overly criticized by either fans, his coach or the Dutch press -- the latter noted the error but made nothing more of it -- underscores the respect given him at present. He is generally admired as a solid, almost entirely mistake-free player.
O'Brien and goalkeeper Joey Didulica stand with Ajax USA group at training session.
The only criticism you hear often is that he's not sufficiently attack-minded, something O'Brien seems to be working hard to improve. Particularly in the second, less stressful, fixture v. De Graafschaap, O'Brien seemed especially willing to take defenders on one-v-one. You get the impression that if O'Brien had the mentality (should I say 'ego'?) of a pure attacking player, he would be very effective in both creating and scoring goals.
But it's the 'completeness' of O'Brien's game that has earned him so much respect at Ajax. Koeman noted: "I'm very happy with him, with his performance and how he does his job. He's a serious person. He's always giving 100%, and I think that's very good."
PS: It's also worth noting that John O'Brien went out of his way to introduce himself to the traveling American fans, and he also took time to stop and talk to some young children who were standing in the cold weather to watch the Ajax training sessions at the Arena. While other players tromped without notice past the fans outside the dressing room, O'Brien stopped to chat, take photographs, and sign autographs for anyone who asked. Ajax USA rewarded him with a treat from home: a box of genuine Thin Mints from the Girl Scouts of America. No word yet on whether O'Brien shared, or kept all the cookies for himself.
Receiving Girl Scout cookies, courtesy of Ajax USA.
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While no family will ever complain about a beach vacation, there is a richer, rarer treasure chest of landmarks that make a family trip to Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches much more valuable than a standard getaway. Flagler is bustling with history—including fairy-tale beginnings of real-life royalty. Yes, princesses have lived here; landmarks connect to the father of our country, and legends like Charles Lindberg have for years flown in to experience all there is to offer. Connecting this history and memories waiting to be created are our hidden gems: a grand set of parks with their own storybooks to share.
Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches is home to numerous parks and preserves, including three that are part of the Florida state park system. It is here where families will enjoy scenic hikes and biking trails while exploring sites filled with educational and enjoyable enrichment activities for the little ones.
Ready to explore historical sites—including an archaeological site, no less—and enjoy a totally unexpected experience that will make all your friends watching on Instagram jealous? Read on for why you should shift into park here for your next family adventure, exploring these must-be-seen-to-be-believed locales.
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
It's not a coincidence that this landmark destination is named after George Washington. Its roots trace back to a distant relative of the first president. The gardens were established by Louise and Owen Young, who purchased the land in 1936 and built a winter retirement home. They named it Washington Oaks and, in 1965, donated most of the property to the state.
The gardens make remarkable use of native and exotic species, from azaleas and camellias to the exquisite bird of paradise, sheltered within a picturesque oak hammock. Visitors can picnic and fish from either the beach or the sea wall along the Matanzas River.
Make sure to charge your phone for there will be plenty of prime spots for family photos.
Although the formal gardens are the centerpiece of this park, Washington Oaks is also famous for the unique shoreline of coquina rock formations that line its Atlantic beach. This ancient rock formation creates the perfect spot for beachcombing, tidal pool exploring, and photography. Plan to take some easy hikes before settling down for a beachside picnic. All the stress of the past year will wash away with the waves.
The crown jewel of the region's majestic network of preserves is the aptly named Princess Place Preserve. This scenic 1,500-acre oasis in Palm Coast is located at the confluence of Pellicer Creek, Moody Creek, and the Matanzas River. As the name suggests, this preserve is steeped in history.
It was purchased by Henry Cutting in 1886 and passed on to his widow, Angela Mills Cutting Worden, who eventually married Boris Scherbatoff, an exiled Russian prince. Angela assumed the title of princess, leading to a name change: Cherokee Grove came to be known as Princess Place. The original lodge built by Cutting still stands as Flagler County's oldest intact structure.
Florida's first in-ground pool resides here, adding to the preserve's historic nature.
Equestrians, hikers, and campers equally enjoy the grounds today.
Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park
While walking through the ruins—relics from the Second Seminole War in 1836—of what were once rooms in this enormous operation, one can almost smell the smoke from the kettles processing raw cane juice into sugar and molasses. Canoeing, fishing, hiking, and birding are among the most popular activities in this park where you and your family can get away from it all.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the state park has picnic facilities and an interpretive center where you and your family can learn more about the grounds where you are enjoying yourselves.
The ruins are closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, so plan ahead before hitting this sweet spot.
Memorial State Recreational Area
Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreational Area is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the east and by the Intracoastal Waterway on the west. Named after Florida folk singer and storyteller Gamble Rogers, the 145-acre park is a perfect place for your family to write new stories into your history. Water lovers will take to this part of your itinerary immediately, as there is great surfing and swimming on the beach, which is also perfect for castle building. Get out the fishing gear and angle for some drum, whiting, flounder, and trout. No matter what you choose, this is a great bet for a fun vacation day.
Isn't it great to be able to enjoy the outdoors as it used to be? The culture and deep history of Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches adds richness to the experiences awaiting you at the state parks and reserves. Find your adventure when you park it here.


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Welcome to Titan City, a metropolis where everyone's hiding secrets and there's no one to trust. In a corrupt world where everyone is looking to cash in, three larger-than-life combatants collide. John Cena's been framed for a crime he didn't commit. Randy Orton's on the verge of achieving city-wide power. And CM Punk is determined to bring the whole corrupt system crashing down!
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Choice of accommodation guests can select comfortable accommodation in the main building, or in the hotel's more spacious bungalows which have mini bars. All are equipped with private bathrooms and satellite TV.
Beachside location near to Trinidad The hotel is set beside a lovely beach on the Caribbean Sea, and within easy reach of Trinidad, a town designated a world heritage site. guests have the best of both worlds, a private beach by the sea to enjoy and A short taxi ride from the charming colonial town of Trinidad.
Lovely landscaped gardens, good facilities and excellent staff The hotel is set in well tended lansdcsaped gardens, and offers a pool, 2 restaurants, one specialising in Italian dishes, 4 bars, one a 24 hour bar. There's a gym and tennis courts for the active. The hotel prides itself on the welcome and service offered by their staff.
Situated on the Ancon peninsula, Club Amigo Costasur overlooks the sparkling ocean waters of the Caribbean, with the magnificent Sierra Escambray mountains visible in the distance. The resort is medium sized: large enough to offer all the facilities and activities you will need, but small enough to feel like a secluded, exclusive destination, and enjoying a peaceful, picturesque ambience.
There are lots of popular activities on offer at Club Amigo Costasur, such as tennis, cycling, volleyball and field sports. Snorkelling off the hotel's private beach is highly recommended, for your chance to spot some of the fascinating tropical marine animals which occupy the clean, clear Caribbean waters.
The grounds and gardens of the hotel are attractive and well maintained, and feature both a large swimming pool and a smaller paddling pool for children. A health spa, games room and massage services are also on offer, and there are bars conveniently located on the beach, by the pool and in the lobby so you can always keep your glass topped up.
Club Amigo Costasur offers both buffet and a la carte dining for guests, offering excellent food and a range of tasty local and international cuisine. There are also stunning views to be enjoyed from the restaurant's patio if you choose to dine al fresco. For more dining options, along with culture, nightlife and historical sites, the town of Trinidad is just a few minutes away by road.
Club Amigo Costasur offers a range of helpful services and facilities to make your stay more relaxing and enjoyable, such as air conditioning, laundry, internet and international TV channels. Plus, the uniformed 24 hour security staff ensure that the resort is a safe environment for all ages, making it an ideal destination for family holidays.


TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – Taiwan's representative in Sydney on Friday threw the ceremonial first pitch at the Australian Baseball League (ABL) game of the Sydney Blue Sox against the Brisbane Bandits in a rare example of sports diplomacy.
Taiwan and Australia do not maintain official diplomatic relations, as Canberra has recognized China, which tries as much as possible to prevent Taiwan from expanding its international contacts.
In addition to Taiwanese representative Constance Wang (王雪虹) serving as the guest of honor, four Taiwanese players were on the field at the event, the Central News Agency reported.
Lin Chih-sheng (林智勝) was credited with homering to lead Brisbane to an 8-5 victory, its 17th of the season.
The action was also part of a Taiwan Day at the stadium, with Taiwanese delicacies such as bubble tea and paper lanterns on sale and many Taiwanese fans on hand to show their support for the exchange.
Baseball had become a common language for Taiwanese and Australians, Wang said, reminding the audience that a total of seven Taiwanese players had already joined ABL teams.


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Coming Soon: The ST AUSTELL 'BUS Pt1 & Pt2!!!
WORK IN PROGRESS … CAN YOU HELP?
Following the many appreciative comments we received following the publication of the MOTOR 'BUS DIRECTORY OF DEVON, 1931 we are working on a similar publication for SOMERSET for the same year.
If anyone has any special knowledge of Bristol Tramways & Carriage Co or Bath Tramways Motor Company from that period, particularly photographs, we would be delighted to hear from you. Similarly if you have knowledge of any of the independent operators in the county active at that time please do get in touch.
two Devon publications (DUE SEPTEMBER 2013):-
FOUR PENCE TO ORCOMBE POINT
The story of early public transport around Exmouth is a tragedy of several parts. But not all was doom and gloom. Read about the development of Arcadia, Blue 'Bus Service, Enterprise, Harris's, Millers, Payns, Burbury's Royal Blue and others. Motor Trams and Toast-racks along the sea front and passengers like Mrs Pushy-Shovey.
MOTOR 'BUSES OF NEWTON ABBOT
& DISTRICT
First published in the 1990's, now in a revised edition. Tells the story from the steam 'buses of 1911 through the 1920's when competition led to a fare of 1d (one old penny) between Newton Abbot and Kingsteignton. Includes the little Blue 'Bus, Newtonian, Pride of the Moor, Speedwell and others.
---------- HAVE YOUR SAY ----------
Do not forget that we are always pleased to hear from you with suggestions about what should be published in the future. With five counties, Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire, to cover deciding which story to tell next is not easy. So let us have your ideas
SEASON OF MISTS AND MELLOW FRUITFULNESS, Continued …
We have had to make one change from our intended list. Now available are:-
"THE LISKERETT 'BUS". Early public transport around Liskeard. 17 operators including M.G. Rowe of Dobwalls, manufacturer of Rowe Hillmaster vehicles, and Truscott Bros of Rillamill, who expanded into Liskeard and Launceston. Also "Liskerrett", "Blue Boy", "Trehawke" and Western National in the area. 35 photographs, maps, time tables, adverts and lists of vehicles.
………………………………………..Price £6.00
Second edition of "MOTOR 'BUSES OF PLYMPTON AND CORNWOOD". All known motor 'bus and char-a-banc operators based in those places between the end of the Great War and 1931. Includes Goad's "Ensign" and the recollections of a former employee of Hopper & Berryman……………………………………… Price £5.00
KEEPING COSTS DOWN
Our aim is to share the results of our research and we endeavour to keep prices affordable. However, increases in printing and a dramatic rise in postage rates make life difficult. It now costs 50p postage to tell you about books and at least £1 to send them.
Regrettably we must in future ask for a £1 contribution to postage and packing. This will apply to each order, no matter how many books are required, as the cost for two or more volumes is not significantly greater than for a single book. We hope and believe that this still represents good value for money.
One way of reducing costs is using e-mail and internet. Notification of new publications can be sent electronically rather than by "snail mail". Our son and grandson decided that we needed a website and thanks to their efforts you can now order on line and pay via paypal if you wish. We hope that some of you will find this helpful. If you prefer to continue by post that is fine.
Lastly thanks to everyone for loyal support over the years. We are grateful for the help and encouragement as we endeavour to record an era now long gone.
ALL ABOARD THE SKYLARK - Update
Horace Barber and Eddie Shergold joined Sparrow & Vincent ("Victory") of Salisbury on completion of their apprenticeships. After this firm was acquired by Wilts & Dorset they became partners in Skylark Motor Services.
Doubts were raised locally about whether Skylark vehicles actually ran through to Lyndhurst. Thanks to Brian Biddiscombe, who rode on the 'buses at that time, it is clear that the company's double-deckers did operate through journeys to and from Salisbury.
Typing errors in the fleet list of early copies:- Skylark : HTJ857 was AEC Regal (not Bedford); Buddens: Bedford purchased c.-.1958 was Bedford OEA220 (not OAE); Bodywork of FOR837 was by NCB
Buddens had been working with Skylark for some time before they bought the latter.
Edward Budden died in 1933; George Budden left the business in 1934. Buddens built a garage at Tytherley in 1954 - Peter Budden fell off the roof and ended up in hospital. The new garage at Woodfalls cost £6,000 in 1965
SEASON OF MISTS AND MELLOW FRUITFULNESS
With autumn almost upon us it is time for more titles.
"THE LISKERETT 'BUS" will be published early in September 2012. It covers early public transport around Liskeard, including well known operators like M.G. Rowe of Dobwalls, famous as the manufacturer of Rowe Hillmaster trucks and Truscott Bros of Rillamill, who expanded into Liskeard and Launceston. In total the stories of 17 operators are covered and there are pictures, maps, time tables and lists of vehicles owned. Read all about the "Liskerrett", the "Blue Boy" and the "Trehawke" as well as notes on Western National in the area.
At the same time a second edition of "CHAGFORD AND CREAM" will be available. This is the story of A.E. Thomas, a member of a family of Witheridge carriers, who moved to Chagford to run his own business. Also included is the tale of early railway 'buses – the town was served by both Great Western and the London & South Western companies – and the other local operators. After the Second World War Mr Thomas bought Cream Cars at Torquay and the story continues until his death in the late 1950's when the business was sold to Wallace Arnold.
Also in the pipeline is a "DIRECTORY OF DEVON MOTOR 'BUS SERVICES" in 1931. This will show all routes operated in the early part of that year, just before the introduction of Road Service Licencing. There will also be current fleet lists of all independent 'bus operators and many illustrations and maps. At the same time another second edition will be available – probably "LUNACY AND LICENCING", covering the Tiverton area.
If you are interested in any particular area(s) or operator(s) in Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire do please get in touch. We will do our best to help.
For those of you who were looking forward to reading a post by Roger I'm sorry to disappoint, but this is one of his younger grandchildren, Billy. As a gift for Roger, me and my Father decided to put this website together to provide a proper arena for Granddad to make his publications available to a wider audience.
I have always been immensely proud of the shear number of books Roger has written over his lifetime. I must admit however, that it wasn't until I began working on this website that I truly took the time to immerse myself in his world, the world of public transport and social history. In order to get a real idea of how the website should look and feel, as well as to understand the target audience a little better I settled down one afternoon and began to pour through my own personal collection of Roger's work.
I found the stories of the lives of those first few pioneers of rural transport to be highly moving. The passion and determination with which they decided to approach the provision of public transport was admirable. For me the biggest realisation to come from reading Roger's work was how much these buses had changed the lives of those who lived in the hamlets and villages of the south. Having grown up myself in a time where public transport has been replaced by the personal car I always took for granted how easy it is to travel relatively long distances with little planning. The bus is now such a pillar of our society that their removal would cause outrage. It's easy to forget though, that until relatively recently the creation of a new Omnibus route would have been the talk of the town!
It's not just the freedom and mobility that these vehicles represent either. Scanning through the images and records there is a real beauty in these machines. My personal favourite has to be the 1949 era Leyland Tiger. For me this bus represents a time when form and function seemed to seamlessly integrate with one another and produced machines that wouldn't look out of place in an art gallery. It is however pretty obvious that the addition of lots of chrome was a fairly new practice as nearly all these buses carry more shiny decoration than even the most enthusiastically decorated Christmas tree!
Thank you all for taking the time to visit the site, Normal service will resume with Roger taking over the mantle of main blogger in the next few weeks.


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Starbucks to Cease CD Sales
By Sarah Murphy
If you were hoping to snag a copy of Michael Bublé's latest album with your triple venti non-fat, half sweet caramel macchiato (extra hot, of course) on your next trip to Starbucks, you'd better act fast. The mega-chain coffee retailer has announced that it will cease to sell CDs in its coffee shops as of next month.
"We will stop selling physical CDs in our stores at the end of March," a Starbucks rep told Billboard. "Starbucks continually seeks to redefine the experience in our retail stores to meet the evolving needs of our customers. Music will remain a key component of our coffeehouse and retail experience; however, we will continue to evolve the format of our music offerings to ensure we're offering relevant options for our customers. As a leader in music curation, we will continue to strive to select unique and compelling artists from a broad range of genres we think will resonate with our customers."
The decision came following a 15 percent drop in CD sales during 2014. Starbucks began selling physical discs at their stores back in 1999, after acquiring Hear Music. After achieving success with music sales — in 2006, the company brought in $65 million in revenue from CD sales — and exclusive releases from artists like Paul McCartney and Joni Mitchell, the company has made the decision to focus on food and drink related endeavours.
In fact, it was reported earlier this week that Canadian locations of the chain would be expanding to include beer and wine on their menus by the end of 2015.
So while you will no longer be able to purchase the latest albums from acts like Taylor Swift, the Postal Service or Ryan Adams, at least you'll be able to drink. We recommend holding the whipped cream on that glass of pinot grigio, though.
Below, relive the glory that is Vampire Weekend covering Andrea Bocelli's "Con te Partiro" from a 2014 Starbucks Valentine's Day compilation.
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In August 2019, the National Fraternal Order of Police will conduct its 64th National Conference and Exposition at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, LA. Hosted by the Lousiana State Lodge, this event represents one hundred and four years of professional law enforcement experience for the largest and oldest law enforcement labor organization in the United States.
The National Fraternal Order of Police holds a National Conference every two years to set the goals and agenda for the organization. The business of the order is conducted, seminars are offered, Constitution & By-Laws are reviewed and changed, the Executive Board is elected, National Trustees and Committee Chairs report their activities, and exhibitors from around the country showcase their products and services at our EXPO.


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Hi, I sent an invite to other user. They received the email but there was no link in the email to click on – i.e. no "Sign In to Bullet" button, it was just some plain text. button was missing?
Hi, I sent an invite to other user. They received the email but there was no link in the email to click on – i.e. no "Sign In to Bullet" button, it was just some plain text. button was missing?
Hmm. Ok let me have a look at your account.
Ok I see the bug. We'll have a look into this for you and let you know when it's fixed. Thanks for letting us know David.
no problem. I thought it might be that - I had enabled that app a few months back, used it for a while then deleted it and then re-enabled it just there, so maybe I confused bullet that way!
Am also having a secondary issue where the "Manage Users" option isn't there under my company name. Possibly related bug.
As you can't find "manage users'?
ya, so when I click on my company name in top nav bar I expected there to be a link to "Manage Users"? It's not there.
ah okay, the entire actions area on the right hand side is missing for me. Possibly because Im on work computer and there are some restrictions on it.
even though its odd the that everything else on site works fine. I guess I will check when I get home later.
Site works on pretty much any connected device.
Well check out the email issue thought I see there isn't a link in the mail.
Hi. Sorry it wasn't a bug. That person must already have an account with Bullet.
Good thinking David. I'll put that in tomorrow.
cool. thanks for quick reply.


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A running review of local artists, modern pop music and culture from Capital Public Radio.
How Composer Daniel Hart Brought 'A Ghost Story' To Life
By Robin Hilton | NPR
A ghost stands in the ruins of a demolished building in a scene from the film A Ghost Story.
Bret Curry / A24
The best film scores walk a delicate line: They help propel the story, guide an audience's emotions and are also often a distinct character, with a role and voice as important as any actor's — but they also have to do all that without getting in the way, or drawing too much attention.
For the deeply existential film A Ghost Story, from director David Lowery, composer Daniel Hart faced an additional hurdle: Much of the 90-minute movie unfolds without any dialogue and very little action, leaving large gaps of silence for him to fill and sustain the story.
A Ghost Story, roughly, is about a couple living in a house in the remote countryside that may be haunted, and the myriad stories that unfold there as other people come and go. But more than that, it's about the vast enormity of time with questions about reincarnation, time travel, life after death and parallel universes. The film also features a scene-stealing cameo by Bonnie "Prince" Billy and another brief appearance by Kesha.
The music Hart came up with is a breathtaking score as mysterious as the film's myriad meditations on life's most cosmic questions.
For this +1 edition of All Songs Considered, Daniel Hart talks about how he gave A Ghost Story it's most important voice and reveals some of the tricks he used to pull it off. You can hear the full interview, with music from the score, with the play button at the top of the page or read edited highlights below.
Daniel Hart on writing "I Get Overwhelmed," the pop song that inspired the entire score for A Ghost Story
"I wrote it at the beginning of 2015. I was spending so much time online, just into the night, like hours and hours, sometimes actually working but then sometimes just reading and poking around. And I just got to a place where I felt like the point of diminishing returns had definitely set in. And I was just totally preoccupied with everything that I was thinking about. I just had all these questions that started coming up into my head like, 'What what am I doing? Why am I making the choices that I'm making? Why are all these terrible things happening around the world? And I'm spending so much time reading about them — and what good does that do?' And I couldn't really make sense of any of that. So I wrote ['I Get Overwhelmed'] about it."
On the trick he used to create the film's ethereal, ambient soundscapes
"I took ['I Get Overwhelmed'] apart and I took the different parts of it and I ran it through this program called PaulStretch. And it's specifically designed to take music and make it incredibly slower so that it sounds like atmospheric soundscapes, because it's meant to slow something down. Like if something was three minutes long you can make it three hours long, you can make it three days long. Everything becomes a sort of long, languid musical phrase. And I took the separate elements of the song, like the strings or the guitar or my own vocals, and I ran them through PaulStretch to make these long soundscapes out of the different elements of the song, then used that as one of the recurring themes throughout the score."
On where he found the Latin lyrics for the choral pieces used in the score
"One of the other things that I figured out early on in the process was that this was going to be a score that needed vocals, that needed some kind of lyrics. I don't know if it was because in my mind I was trying to fill up the space that would have been filled by dialogue, but it was one of the things that became clear to me when I started. So I started looking for texts that were related to ghosts and then drawing lyrics from those texts, then writing music to go along with them. [I] hired a couple of choral singers in Dallas to do most of that work. I don't know why [I chose] Latin. But I liked the way it sounds — and there's [also] a little bit of the Tibetan Book Of The Dead. And you know they're just part of the larger piece, so they're not upfront and center like they might be if it were a song."
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In this second installment of the grocery store tours, we"ll visit my other favorite store – Whole Foods Market. With numerous locations around the country, hopefully one should be located pretty close by wherever you live. There are also many similar stores that this guide can apply to like Vitamin Cottage and mom and pop health food stores.
We'll start with the olives. Lots of delicious choices here, and a healthy source of fat. Try a new variety and expand your horizons.
The prepared foods deli can be great, and a lifesaver. Perfect for occasions when you are pressed for time. The cold case has many good options – meat and vegetables. New dishes appear all of the time, so you won't get bored. You'll have to inspect the ingredients of many of the preparations, though. Dairy and/or grains sneak into unlikely places. The good news is that the ingredients are on the back of the label card. The hot plate special is great, also, as is the salad bar and hot wok.
Let's move on to the supplement section. Lots of quality here, if you are needing something specific. Just be sure you know what you are looking for, and check the labels carefully to make sure you're getting what you want.
Moving down the aisles, you'll come to unsweetened applesauce. This can be useful in place of sugar in certain foods. Across the way, there are unsweetened cans of pumpkin, squash, and sweet potatoes. You can sometimes use these as post workout meals in a pinch, eating it with a bit of leftover lean protein.
The oil selection here is fantastic. Organic olive oil and coconut oil should be your main choices.
In the ethnic food section, there are a few sauces that are usable – just be sure to read the label. Bad ingredients find their way into many of these, but not all of them. Be choosy. Coconut milk is in this section, and you'll want to get a few cans of it. If it's available, go for the Native Forest brand, as the can is BPA free. And As I mentioned in the Trader Joe's shopping list, avoid the "lite" versions – they are simply watered down coconut milk. Seaweed, curry pastes and soups can all be found here.
In the bulk section, you can find raw nuts. I especially like the bulk spices and herbs here. Buy your spices in the small bottles to start, then once they are empty, refill them from the bulk section. That way, you'll already have a container with a label. Cheaper, and you can reuse the bottle over and over. Don't miss the almond butter grinder at the back end of the aisle. Mmmm… fresh almond butter.
In the cooler at the back of the store are omega-3, pasture raised eggs. Also, near the chilled pasta section, there is actually something edible! Kelp noodles are a great addition to stir fried meals and salads. Almost no calories, lots of trace minerals, and not a grain to be found! A great choice if you miss pasta.
The meat section is great, and if they don't have what you want, they will often special order it for you. Usually, grass-fed beef can be found here.
The bacon ends are a great deal if you like to cook your veggies with a bit of bacon for flavor. It's the exact same product as the regular bacon strips, just not cut as neatly. Perfect for chopping up and cooking with some vegetables. The ends are $2.99/lb (I think), as opposed to $5.99/lb or so for the bacon strips.
Last, but certainly not least, the produce section. Knock yourself out here. Try a new fruit or vegetable. The pre-mixed salad greens are a time saver. There are lots of tasty, sometimes exotic fruits, as well. I personally try to eat seasonally – if the fruit is not in season or has to be transported a long way, I very rarely eat it.
Lastly, I should mention the kombucha. A probiotic, fermented tea drink that is available in numerous flavors.
I hope you will find these shopping guides useful to help know what to look for at the grocery store. Have fun out there hunting and gathering!


What do Wisconsinites love as much as our beloved brews and sports teams? Cheese!
In fact, we love cheese so much, there's an entire contest devoted to taking Wisconsin cheese to a whole new level by creating killer grilled cheese sandwiches.
The 2018 Wisconsin Grilled Cheese Recipe Showdown is under way.
The nationwide grilled cheese competition offers a $15,000 grand prize for the best grilled cheese recipe, and additional prizes totaling $40,000.
Open Class: Use as many ingredients as you please. Go crazy!
Classic Class: Use only up to six ingredients, so be mindful!
Junior Class: Chefs under 18 can share recipes with no restrictions.
Fan Flavorites: Submit a recipe video, or a video Wisconsin cheese related.
The categories don't have huge differences, just the amount of ingredients allowed or the age for submission. But they all do have something huge in common -- the incorporation of Wisconsin cheese. Other than that, chefs can be creative with presentation and taste.
There's no limit to how many recipes can be submitted, but the deadline for all submissions is May 15.
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Women, MMA and Chingasos | MMA Fighting Events Videos Techniques UFC Fight Picks and News.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, women in MMA tend to have some of the best fights. Unfortunately, they're not showcased as much as the men. As a matter of fact, the UFC doesn't even have a women's division. That might change in the future, but for now, if you want to see women MMA fighters you're going to have to watch them somewhere other than the UFC.
For an excellent example of what an entertaining show women MMA fighters can put on, check out the fight video of Gina "Conviction" Carano vs Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos. Gina was coming into the fight undefeated at 7-0. Cyborg only had one loss on her record which was in her MMA debut and was coming into the fight on a seven fight winning streak.
Strikeforce did a great job putting this fight together and I hope they can set up a rematch soon. I'd love to see these two fighters exchange more chingasos!


If you're looking for some free web anonymizers, here are some of the best tools to help you out.
Using a Virtual Private Network ensures your privacy on the websites that you visit by encrypting your Internet traffic and redirecting it through a different server so that your PC doesn't appear to be the point of origin. Furthermore, a VPN that is actually worth its salt won't keep any records of your online activities so that they can't be tracked back to you. Why would people use such services? There are lots of good reasons: because a website isn't available in their country, because they live in a country that still practices censorship or simply because privacy is important to them. No matter why you think you need it, here are some of the best VPN services that won't cost you a thing.
Let's start things off with a simple solution called Just Free VPN. Unlike most of the other names to follow on the list, this VPN doesn't require an installation (as it doesn't have its own client), but instead needs you to manually set it up (which isn't that difficult). There are a few limitations to this service, such as the facts that you can only mask your address as being from the US, UK or Canada, or that you cannot actually choose the IP you want to use, but that's not really a big problem. The one thing I didn't like is that the download speed isn't that great (just somewhere around 0.7 Mbps), and the latency is a bit high (113 ms). To get detailed instructions about how to setup the service, click on this link. (The user names and passwords they are referring to can be found on the home page of the service).
SecurityKiss is a pretty popular VPN solution, as it offers a reliable way to hide your IP and bypass your regional limitations. This service has its own downloadable client, so connecting to it is rather easy, and offers a pretty decent browsing speed. Furthermore, the list of servers to choose from is broader than the one offered by the previous one, and that's also pretty good. What you may not like is that if you choose the free version of the service, you only get 300 MB of data traffic and if you want more you will have to pay or choose a different VPN.
CyberGhost used to be one of my favorite VPN solutions (until I found Hotspot Shield). The service has one free membership plan and two premium versions, but the paid ones only offer improved browsing speeds and some extra servers, so you don't have to pay anything if you don't want to. When I tried it out, the download speed was quite OK at approximately 1 MB/s, and the latency was quite good at 36 ms. This VPN service also works on other platforms such Android, iOS, Mac or Linux and, in case you want your privacy to be absolute, it accepts bitcoins as payment for its premium memberships.
Hotspot Shield is the VPN I use whenever I need to access content restricted in my country. This service is user-friendly, reliable and offers a wide range of servers to choose from. Another great thing is that its free version doesn't actually have caps or limitations, the only disadvantage being the in-app ads which, I'll admit, can get pretty annoying after a while. Furthermore, what most people like about it is that when you use Hotspot Shield (unlike with many other services) it's very easy to tell when you're browsing through it or through your regular Internet connection. (As a small piece of advice, as far as I've heard (I didn't test it out myself), in case you use it with Firefox, there's an add-on named NoScript which will remove the ads from the free membership.
Last on our list is a pretty cool service called VPNBook. This VPN is a bit harder to setup than the previous ones but the advantage is that you don't have signup for its services so there won't be any traces leading back to you. What most people like about it is that there are no limitations or caps even if you don't donate a single cent. However, being totally honest, I must admit that I'm not completely sure about how secure this service actually is as its description of the encryption techniques it employs sounded a bit shady to me. In case you decide to use it, the service features a step-by-step photo tutorial about how to set it up which will come in very handy.
Just in case you need an extra reason to use a VPN or if (like me) you're tired of those know-it-alls who say that only those who commit illegal activities need to hide, perform a simple experiment: use the query 'what's my IP" (without quotes) in Google and press Enter. On the top of the results page you should see your real IP address. Now perform another Google search for that address (just copy and paste the series of number) and if you look through the first few results you will be able to find information such as your name, city, and (depending on the provider / website you're using) even you're phone number, email address, home address, etc. Now that you see how easy it is to obtain IP data, think how OK you are with the fact that anyone on the Internet can find out your name, where you're from, etc.


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A-2 Hrvatska košarkaška liga je predstavljala drugi razred hrvatskog košarkaškog prvenstva u sezoni 2004./05. igrano u pet skupina - "Jug", "Zapad", "Centar", "Sjever" i "Istok". Po završetku prvenstva, najsuspješnije momčadi su igrale dodatnu kvalifikacijsku ligu za ulazak u viši rang - A-1 ligu.

Ljestvice

Liga za popunu A-1

Centar

Istok

Jug

Sjever

Zapad

Povezani članci
 A-1 liga 2004./05.
 B-1 liga 2004./05.
 Kup Krešimira Ćosića 2004./05.

Vanjske poveznice

Izvori

 kosarka.org, statistički centar
 eurobasket.com, A-2 liga 2004./05.

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TikTok Overtakes Google As Most Popular Site In 2021
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TikTok even beat out other well-known domains that outranked it in 2020, such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Netflix, data from web security company Cloudflare shows, New York Post reports.
According to a new tech report, the video-driven social media app, TikTok is the most popular site in 2021 — overtaking last year's top favourite Google.
Cloudflare found that TikTok, which ranked seventh to No. 1 Google in 2020, got a little "help" from the pandemic, boosting the app to the top spot this year.
TikTok and Google flipflopped for the top spot throughout the year — including in October and November, when Google reigned supreme, according to Cloudflare.
But eventually TikTok took over — and outranked Google.com, which includes Maps, Translate, Photos, Flights, Books and News, on days like Thanksgiving and Black Friday.
Overall in 2021, TikTok was closely followed by Google in second place and Facebook in third. Microsoft and Apple completed the top five spots. Ranked six was Amazon, followed by Netflix, (7) Youtube (8), Twitter (9) and WhatsApp in 10th.
Wildly popular among the younger generation, TikTok has inspired the launch of other platforms, like Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Triller. In September, the viral app said it hit 1 billion monthly active global users.
However, like other social media platforms, the Chinese-owned Tiktok also come under the government's microscope.
In October, a TikTok executive denied during a US congressional hearing that it has given information to the Chinese government and said that it has taken steps to safeguard US data.
Former President Donald Trump had sought to ban TikTok from US app stores, saying it collected data from American users that could be obtained by China's government and posed a threat to US national security.
President Joe Biden later revoked Trump's plan, but sought a broader review of various foreign-controlled apps.
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Our school is dedicated to serving each practitioner's unique needs, hereby we teach yoga in the Vinyasa Krama, Mysore style yoga format where practice is fine-tuned to your physical, energetic and mental constitution. Thus, practice is especially tailored for you and may encompass ashtanga yoga, chandra krama as well as yin & restorative yoga, all in a serene and inspiring setting with a wonderful community of practitioners. We also offer Yoga Therapy Consultations. Our school is a place to let practice unfold and feel at home! See you soon!
Our teaching is dedicated to serving each practitioner's unique needs as we teach in the Vinyasa Krama, Mysore method which encompasses ashtanga yoga, chandra krama (moon sequence) as well as yin & restorative yoga.
The Mysore class method is like a private yoga class in a group setting where you learn and practice under one-on-one guidance from an experienced teacher according to your unique physical, energetic and mental constitution.
Bhumi Yoga welcomes practitioners of all walks of life and practice experience including beginners, young, elderly as well as more seasoned practitioners.
Daily Mysore classes are taught by Maxi Meissner, certified yoga teacher and yoga therapist. Maxi is a long-time yoga student and continues to make yearly journeys to study with her teachers Matthew Sweeney, Susanna FInnocchi and Sharmila Desai who all inspire and source her practice, and teaching. Maxi started teaching ashtanga yoga in 3009 and in 2010 she founded her yoga school.
In the distant past Maxi has been a world champion in rowing twice; then lived in the US for seven years where she completed studies in human physiology, nutrition and kinesiology, worked in Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab and started her ashtanga journey. In 2006 she moved to Groningen to complete her PhD in Medical Sciences and later studies in Psychology on yoga and emotional well-being.
Bhumi originates from the sanskrit language and means soil, ground, foundation, earth and mother. The name Bhumi reflects much of what practice at our yoga school stands for: a place where we attend to nurturing our inner foundation and ground.
As we attend to and nourish our inner soil we cultivate more peace and calm physically as well as mentally, this also beneficially affects how we interact with and perceive our outer world.
Our school is a place where through practice and going within we create awareness, space and peace in our breath, bodies, inner-and outer environments.
Practice is like tending to a garden, here we plant and water the seeds that help us grow in more life-supporting ways, where the seeds can sprout safely and grow into something beautiful inside and out - as our own foundation feels solid and anchored from within.


In this study, the Joslin and MGH researchers used a new imaging technique to reveal the otherwise undetectable inflammation of pancreatic islets in recently diagnosed diabetic mice. As T lymphocytes invade the pancreas, blood vessels swell, become more permeable, and leak fluid – as well as small molecules carried in the fluid – into surrounding tissues. In previous experiments, the researchers demonstrated that this leakage can be detected with the help of magnetic nanoparticles (MNP) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). After being injected intravenously, these MNPs, which are minute particles of iron oxide, travel through the blood vessels of the body including the pancreas. If pancreatic vessels have become leaky from inflammation, the magnetic particles spill into nearby tissues, where they are "eaten" by scavenger cells called macrophages. Thus, the MNPs become concentrated at the inflamed site and can be spotted by high-resolution MRI.
In their recent study, the researchers applied the MRI-MNP technique to determine whether they could predict which mice would develop autoimmune diabetes and monitor the effectiveness of immune therapy aimed at reversing diabetes.
It's tantalizing to think that the quiet autoimmune destruction of pancreatic insulin-producing cells can be caught, maybe reversed, before it's too late. That may be no comfort to the legions of Type I diabetics out there now (although they have lots of promising therapies and products to look forward to). But this MRI detection process could save some kids a lot of misery, some day.
And this technology, once validated, could detect any number of subtle inflammatory processes. Since many tissues and organs in the body work well until they're 75-90% destroyed, even a few days lead time could make a big difference.


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Marjolein Bastin Welcome Sign Metal Wall Decor, 17"
Welcome spring and guests to your home with this painted and distressed metal wall sign designed by Marjolein Bastin. Sweet little birds perched on a wheelbarrow complement the humorous suggestion embossed on the sign.
Painted and distressed metal welcome sign features embossed lettering and an image of chickadees perched on a wheelbarrow.
On sign: Welcome. Pick a weed before you leave.
For indoor and decorative use only.
I absolutely love this welcome sign. It looks great on my patio wall.
I love everything Marjolein Bastin. I was looking to replace an outside welcome sign and saw this in the store. It is very cute and well made. Can't wait to hang it this summer.


Mon, 7:10am - 6 miles: A slowish recovery run to start off a long day. Classes start today. 50F and cloudy.
Sight of the day: A raccoon who was not impressed seeing a human sprinting towards it. I also saw a duck cross the trail. She could care less about who else needed to use the trail (the attitude displayed left no doubt that it was a female).
Wed, 8:30pm - 14 miles: 58F. Saw cat lady again. This time feeding 2 cats under the car!!
Thu, 11pm - 8 miles: 56F and windy. After a busy day at work and then classes. The thing with living in a condo is that everyone is pretty friendly - for better or worse we are stuck with each other. As I am heading our a lady goes - "Wow! You're heading out for a run now. That's dedication." She goes on to say that's it was nice outside. Thankfully she was right and the rain had finally stopped.
Sight of the day: As I approached the Elliott bay marina I saw a large black limo approach. It was a dark moonless night.
Sat - 2:30pm - 22 miles: I dressed up and headed out for a run only to be confronted by a steady rain and 16mph wind gusts. I called it quits and went back inside. After a while, miraculously the rain stopped and the sun came out. I was like... Hmmm. So I headed for a run. Half way through it started pouring again, this time with hail. Just as I was ready to call it quits again the rain stopped and the sun came out again. This pattern repeated a couple of times again. I got drenched again with a 2 miles to go. At that point I would have finished this run even if a cyclone came in!! Soaked and muddy, I cannot describe how good a long warm shower felt.
Sight of the day: Desolation. On a sunny day the waterfront is packed. Today the only creatures who were there were the ducks and sea gulls (and a few other crazy runners).


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Framing political and economic messages
In economics, the framing effect states consumer choices will be influenced by how information is presented.
One of the challenges of an economist is to find correct statistics and present them in a way which offers a meaningful and fair portrayal of the situation.
Everyone has certain political bias and it can be tempting to present statistics which portray your viewpoint in the most flattering light. For example, even the difference between real GDP growth and real GDP per capita can be important.
Another skill is to be aware of the other point of view and why your own view may be limited (evaluation – an important skill for A-level economics too!). This doesn't mean you have to portray every issue with two sides of equal validity. But, it is important to have an open mind, and be willing to evolve views and understanding as evidence comes to light.
For example, in 1999, many predicted that a National Minimum Wage of £3.60 would cause a sharp rise in unemployment (real wage unemployment). However, the empirical evidence since 1999 suggests it hasn't. As the minimum wage has increased over past 16 years, the natural rate of unemployment – if anything has fallen (due to flexible labour markets).
The Conservative party initially opposed a national minimum wage of £3.60 on the grounds that it would cause unemployment. But, 16 years later, a Conservative chancellor is proposing a sharp increase in the national minimum wage to £7.20 – (for workers over 25). By 2020, George Osborne has suggested the minimum wage could increase to £9.00.
This is quite a remarkable u-turn by the Conservative party. But, if evidence points different to your expectations, why shouldn't you change your mind? As Keynes is said to have remarked. "When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?"
Entrenched opinions
However, it is also possible to get stuck in entrenched positions and struggle to change your mind. For example, when Central Banks pursued quantitative easing in a climate of zero interest rates, some commentators predicted this would lead to runaway inflation. Other economists citing liquidity trap analysis suggested inflation was very unlikely. But, if you stick your neck at, it can be difficult to admit you were wrong and the economic model you were using is flawed in that particular situation. It was hoped the Euro would bring higher growth and economic prosperity, but since 2007, we have seen serious problem in both the southern Eurozone and now, increasingly in norther Eurozone too. Evidence suggests the Eurozone is not an optimal currency zone, but there is a political inertia to deal with these structural flaws.
Framing effects and immigration
A hot topic is the impact of immigration on the economy.
If you selectively choose statistics and anecdotal evidence you can frame a debate in a certain way.
For example, this report on the fiscal effects of immigration states:
"EU migrants cost the UK government £408.12 per second in public expenditures."
This could make a good Daily Express headline. However, on it's own it gives a misleading impression. The second half states:
and contribute £463.35 per second in revenue.
In other words, immigrants (who tend to be young and therefore not receiving pensions or much health care) give a net fiscal benefit of £55 per second to the UK government.
Of course, out of 2 million immigrants, there will be a small percentage who might not work, but be in receipt of benefits. But, to understand the overall impact, you have to look beyond isolated examples and look at the net impact.
For example, if your only source of information on the impact of immigration was the Daily Express, it would be unsurprising if you didn't have a negative impression.
This is a challenge for democracy, when a small number of people (owners of newspapers) control a large flow of information. It also shows why if you want to be well-informed – don't just rely on one source of information.
For example, if you don't like what you read on economicshelp.org – there will be plenty of other sources to find different conclusions.
But, good economics needs to look beyond eye-catching headlines and give more sober analysis for others to make a more informed choice.
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Pixie Lott wants Coldplay collaboration
Singer Pixie Lott has already had a number of collaborations in her time as a musician but she has revealed that she would love to get many more under her belt. Pixie stated that, if she could do a collaboration with any artist of her choice, then she would have to go for Coldplay, although she does admit that she has so many she would love to work with.
Lott explained, "I'm gonna say Coldplay. I feel really lucky with the collaborations I've done on this album and now I've done a couple more and I've got a taste for it I definitely want to do more because I think it's a really fun thing to do. So I'm up for doing loads more. The list goes on. There are so many people I'd love to work with."
She added, "I always think it's good to do what naturally happens. All the ones I've done have been when nature just took its course and I met the people along the way." Pixie Lott's latest single Kiss the Stars, which is available now, has been criticised for its lack of imagination and childish lyrics such as "Put the plug in the socket give me all your power/ When you turn it on I can go for hours."
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Future of Cheese Launches Company's New Branding With the First Product Landing at Retailers Across Ontario
The Company's new branding is now live on its website, social media platforms and reflected in its packaging on its recently launched Future of Butter products.
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Organic Garage Ltd. (TSXV: OG | OTCQX: OGGFF | FRA: 9CW1), one of Canada's leading independent organic grocers and a developer of plant-based foods, is excited to announce that its subsidiary, Future of Cheese ("Future of Cheese" or the "Company"), has launched its new brand identity reflecting the company's bold, clean and innovative take on the plant-based dairy sector.
"The company is excited to launch its new brand identity to boldly emphasize its healthy, ethical and all-natural culinary values, reinforcing our belief that dairy alternatives should be clean but impactful," said Jen Wojtaszek, President of Future of Cheese.
The new branding changes, displayed on the Company's recently launched Future of Butter product line, are reflected across the Company's logo, website, social media platforms and packaging, featuring clean-lines and bold typography.
"Our team is inspired by simple and clean ingredients that when combined, create delicious food truly crafted from plants, and that same clean execution is clearly reflected by our brand identity," stated Craig Harding, Co-Founder and Culinary Director of Future of Cheese.
The Company will also be showcasing its products through cooking demonstrations and unique recipes developed by its co-founders Chef Craig Harding and Maître Fromager Afrim Pristine in the coming weeks and months.
About Future of Cheese
The Future of Cheese (a subsidiary of Organic Garage Ltd.) is a Canadian plant-based cheese innovator and manufacturer led by one of the world's best and recognized cheese makers, along with one of Canada's top chefs, and supported by a team of science minds and sustainability experts. Utilizing unique aging and manufacturing processes, a well-established distribution network and high-profile marketing channels, the Company is set to disrupt the rapidly growing plant-based dairy alternatives market, paving the way for the future of plant-based dairy alternatives! For more information please visit the Future of Cheese website at www.futureofcheese.com.
About Organic Garage Ltd.
Organic Garage (TSXV: OG | OTCQX: OGGFF | FRA: 9CW1) is one of Canada's leading independent organic grocers and is committed to offering its customers a wide selection of healthy and natural products at everyday affordable prices. The Company's stores are in prime retail locations designed to give customers an inclusive, unique and value-focused grocery shopping experience. Founded in 2005 by a fourth-generation grocer, Organic Garage is headquartered in Toronto. The Company is focused on continuing to expand its retail footprint within the Greater Toronto Area. For more information please visit the Organic Garage website at www.organicgarage.com.
This news release contains certain forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (collectively referred to herein as "forward-looking statements") within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. All statements other than statements of present or historical fact are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are often, but not always, identified by the use of words such as "anticipate", "achieve", "could", "believe", "plan", "intend", "objective", "continuous", "ongoing", "estimate", "outlook", "expect", "may", "will", "project", "should" or similar words, including negatives thereof, suggesting future outcomes.
Forward looking statements are subject to both known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of Organic Garage, that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Organic Garage to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements. Although Organic Garage has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended.
Forward-looking statements are not a guarantee of future performance and involve a number of risks and uncertainties, some of which are described herein. Such forward-looking statements necessarily involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause Organic Garage's actual performance and results to differ materially from any projections of future performance or results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Any forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof and, except as required by law, Organic Garage assumes no obligation to publicly update or revise such statements to reflect new information, subsequent or otherwise.
Bill Mitoulas
E: investor_relations@organicgarage.com
W: www.organicgarage.com
Organic Garage's Future of Cheese unveils new branding designed to emphasize the Company's bold, clean, and innovative take on plant-based dairy.
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