12,464 miles and 36 hours later this little girl from Vermont (the tiny state near Canada) has found herself in Perth. For the next four months, I'll embark on one of the most soul-searching journeys there is- studying abroad.
A lot of you may not know me or what I do, so here is a little inside scoop. I'm a biochemistry major, pharmacology and nutritional food science minor, studying at The University of Vermont (UVM). UVM is a rowdy University nestled in the quaint city of Burlington, Vermont. Burly is absolutely breathtaking and full of genuine, down-to-earth, kind souls. It's hard to get bored here, there is always something to tie dye, a new vegan recipe to try, a rally of sorts, or just a creeemee (fattier soft serve) to accompany you at sunset on Lake Champlain. However, being the sixth generation to grow up in the same town, I figure it was time to get away, about as far away as possible.
I began searching for my flight four or five months before my departure, and although I wanted to get one of the cheapest flights possible, I also wanted to ensure that I had a smooth and safe trip as well.
Residing in Vermont blesses you with one of the most expensive international airports in the U.S.– BTV. Therefore, by simply getting your friends, family, or Megabus driver to take you a state or two away you can save hundreds of dollars. The cheapest airport I found to fly out of (round trip) the East Coast to Perth, Western Australia was Boston at $1200. REMEMBER the cheapest is not always the best, it had a 17 hour layover in Qatar. A few hours later and I settled on Emirates with a seven hour layover in Dubai on the way there and a three hour layover on the way home for a whopping $1350– before traveler's insurance.
A six hour car rider later and I was in Boston to have one last dinner with my family until Christmas. Navigating the airport wasn't hard, everyone was helpful enough and the halls were labeled. Security took about an hour to get through and the barista at Starbucks made a mean green tea frap in record time. However, all good things must come to an end. There was a problem with overbooking certain premium economy/ economy seats so not everyone got the seat they had originally paid for. Luckily, Emirates being the kind, sensible airline that they are upgraded all of those who had paid for premium economy (and lost their seat) to business and first class. YES, I got upgraded to FIRST CLASS for free, talk about the biggest blessing for a 13.5 hour flight.
Hot towels. Scented hot towels. Then, a kit with a luxury sleeping mask, Bvlgari perfume, toothpaste, toothbrush, deodorant, and other toiletries was passed my way. On top of that, a menu where I got to write what I wanted from my own personal chef WITH the option to request times to be woken up if I'm asleep, came through. Oh, and did I forget to mention that I had my own cubicle with a desk, lamp, TV, and bed?
I wasn't feeling too hot– I get really bad jet bloat– so, I decided to sleep for most of the flight and requested to be woken up for a scrumptious French Toast breakfast an hour before arrival.
The French Toast was delicious, way better than I anything I was expecting to come from an airplane. The hostess was absolutely marvelous, always checking in on me asking if I needed anything, offering mimosas and more hot, scented towels. Unfortunately, whatever goes up, must come down and we began our descent. Bellies full and hands sanitized.
Seven hours is just too long for a layover. In my opinion, the perfect layover is 3-5 hours max. I arrived in Dubai at 19:00 and wasn't scheduled to depart again until 02:00– what is there to do? I explored, walked around, ate an overpriced, subpar muffin, and tried to rest while clutching my personal belongings. Time crawled.
I'm sure your wondering if I'm the luckiest person alive, but sorry to burst your bubble. I'm not. It was back to the peasant life of economy for me. One hot towel rather than endless, a mere toothbrush, prescribed meals, and bare minimum leg room was what I had to look forward to for the next 12 hours. That being said, I can't complain about Emirates, the second flight was good for what I paid and I'm sure there are much worse stories about flying around the world.
Legs wobbly, and not a single familiar face in sight, I touched down on the place I'll call home for the next four months. Emirates was very quick with baggage retrieval; they managed to keep all of my things together and in one piece!
All in all I would give Emirates an 8.3/10 for my experience. Their customer service was impeccable, but I got to see how both sides live on an airplane and let me tell you money certainly talks. However, I would recommend Emirates to anyone who is looking to travel long distances and who knows, maybe you'll get lucky like I did!
Stay tuned for many more adventures in Perth!
A lot of people ask me how I can afford to travel the world while in college, but to be brutally honest with you, I can't. Whenever I decide to go on a trip I start planning about eight months in advance. I have to think about my destination, the time, and most importantly the cost. Everything I do is calculated and I fund almost all of my trips.
The first thing that I do when planning an excursion is sit down with a calendar and look at possible dates. The two things that I keep in mind are my desired duration and destination. For example, I don't want to travel to Asia in monsoon season, nor do I want to go to Africa for only a week. To me, in order for a trip to be enjoyable it should last anywhere from 10-30 days.
Europe is typically cheaper in the fall and winter months (November to March), while Asia and Africa are cheaper in the summer months (May-August). That being said, make sure to research the weather patterns during the time in which you wish to travel. Cheaper flights typically correspond to a less picturesque experience.
Once I have settled on a place and time frame I check lots of websites in order to estimate the cost of the flight, living, and potential adventures. I find that one of the easiest ways to keep track of everything is to make a spreadsheet listing the cost, activity, and website link– just in case I accidentally close out of something or forget where I saw a coupon.
I typically start my search by using an incognito browser. I've read articles in the past that explain how an airline company tracks your interests and can potentially raise the cost because they know you're interested. That being said, I've also read articles that debunk the myth, so to each their own– but I personally like feeling stealthy.
With my incognito browser open, I first go to Skyscanner or STA Travel. Skyscanner/STA are some of my favorite tools because you can set a range of destination dates (Tuesdays and Wednesdays are usually cheaper), which allows you to see a range of flights for all different prices. It also helps you get an idea of layover lengths/locations. In Skyscanner/STA, I play around with various departure locations as well. Sometimes flying out of JFK vs. YUL can make a $500 difference and it would only cost you $50 to take a train/bus or you could opt for a 7 hour drive. Once I'm satisfied with the departure location I take my search to other websites in order to find the best deal.
In addition to Skyscanner/STA Travel, I like browsing other travel websites in order to find deals. I wouldn't recommend purchasing your ticket from Skyscanner, you could from STA but in my experience I always find a slightly better deal on the other websites. One of my favorite websites to visit is Student Universe, they have endless deals for people who are trying to fly frugal. I also really enjoy Kayak and Google Flights. That being said, do not forget to check the host airline company's website. Sometimes you'll find that they are providing the same deal and you can earn miles for future trips!
All in all, the key to flyin' frugal is patience and research. The more research you do, the better deals you'll find. Rome wasn't built in a day, meaning I don't know how you thought you could plan a trip there in one either.
Vietnam is a country abundant in opportunity. Whether you're interested in religion, history, or relaxation, there is something for everyone! I spent a month exploring the country and these are the things worthy of your interest.
Hanoi is home to the Noi Boi International Airport (HAN), an excellent place to start your journey around the country. Due to the immense time difference from the United States, I landed around 22:00 Vietnam time in an attempt to rectify my soon-to-be shattered sleeping schedule. I was fortunate enough to start my trip off in style and stayed at the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi.
Once I was rested and bathed in a fresh coat of SPF 70, I decided it was time to let the adventure begin. In Hanoi, there are no road/lane marks, and the only traffic rule seldom followed is that red lights means stop. It is almost impossible to navigate your way through the city without calling a taxi (if you're in a group) or renting a moped. The moped is the cheapest option, but be prepared to honk and WEAR YOUR HELMET.
In Hanoi there are a lot of temples/pagodas and museums. Some of the religous sites wirth noting are: The Tran Quoc Pagoda, Quan Su Temple, Temple of Jade Mountain,Cua Bac Church, and the pagoda in the Hoan Kiem Lake. Some museums worth seeing are: The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology and The Vietnam Fine Arts Museums. However, if temples and museums aren't your style I suggest visiting the Old Quarter or taking a trip to the Hanoi Botanical Gardens. The one thing that everyone should experience in Hanoi is a water puppet show.
If you get the chance to visit Halong Bay, I suggest a junk boat cruise or outing. An outing will be cheaper and you'll still have access to dangerously sweet beverages, but some of the cruises offer extra exploration activities such as kayaking away from the ship through caves in order to find hidden temples and fishing villages.
Warning: The jellyfish in the bay can be very large, they look comparable to a gallon of milk and spiders may fall onto your canoe while kayaking through caves. That being said, wear a life jacket and you'll be set.
Hue is a city full of exquisite detail and history. I would highly recommend visiting the Imperial City in order to learn about the dynasties and a few temples if you have time. In my opinion, the ones that are worth your time are The Pagoda of the Celestial Lady and Thê Mieu.
If you're feeling athletic and would like to hike or climb stairs I would recommend Mount Ngu Binh (Royal Screen) or the Tomb of Khai Dinh. Any other interests should refer to google search.
Shop until you drop, relax on a beach, drink pure coconut. Simply indulge. However, if you're feeling adventurous head into town and make a wish on a paper lantern at night while eating food on the river.
Night life, traffic, and more shopping. Check out the amusement parks if you're traveling with kids who need to cool down in the Sun. Eat a bowl of pho, I promise it is more flavorful in the South.
One of the coolest places to explore, both literally and figuratively. Enjoy fresh fruit from the river market– obtained by linking boats that are MOVING– and see how the other half lives. If river lounging isn't your pace head into the depth of the delta and bike around winding narrow paths with the locals.
HOPE YOU ENJOYED TRAVELING WITH ME!


Over the past three decades, our daily lives have changed slowly but dramatically. Boundaries between leisure and work, public space and private space, and home and office have blurred and become permeable. How many of us now work from home, our wireless economy allowing and encouraging us to work 24/7? How many of us talk to our children while scrolling through e-mails on our BlackBerrys? How many of us feel overextended, as we are challenged to play multiple roles—worker, boss, parent, spouse, friend, and client—all in the same instant?
Dalton Conley, social scientist and writer, provides us with an X-ray view of our new social reality. In Elsewhere, U.S.A., Conley connects our daily experience with occasionally overlooked sociological changes: women's increasing participation in the labor force; rising economic inequality generating anxiety among successful professionals; the individualism of the modern era—the belief in self-actualization and expression—being replaced by the need to play different roles in the various realms of one's existence.
In this groundbreaking audiobook, Conley offers an essential understanding of how the technological, social, and economic changes that have reshaped our world are also reshaping our individual lives.


At Amazon showed previously announced collection of games of Agent 47. Hitman Trilogy HD found posters NeoGAF. Trilogy will include Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, Hitman Contracts and Hitman: Blood Money.
On page trilogy says that it will go on sale in the U.S. on January 29. The site of the French branch Amazon means that the European release of the collection will take place on February 15. Is this the exact date is uncertain.
It is assumed that the trilogy will be released on Xbox 360 and PS3. Mention of the PC-version on Amazon has been found. The cost of the collection will be $ 39.99.
In addition to the collection, which will include HD-only versions of the game can be found at Amazon Hitman Trilogy HD Premium Edition. It will also include an exclusive artbook. Interestingly, the cost of the premium edition on Amazon is now also $ 39.99.
Series about Agent 47 Created by IO Interactive. The last game of him, Hitman: Absolution, went on sale in November. It is now being developed next part. However, it does not work on IO Interactive, a studio Square Enix Montreal.


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Eagles of Death Metal revisited the ravaged Paris theater where they survived a massacre by Islamic extremist suicide bombers.
California rock band Eagles of Death Metal revisited the ravaged Paris theater Tuesday where they survived a massacre by Islamic extremist suicide bombers.
Solemn and silent, they came to the now-shuttered Bataclan theater in eastern Paris, whose facade has become a shrine to the 89 people killed inside. Band members laid flowers at the site under a persistent December rain, some embracing as they stared at the wreaths, notes and banners heaped in mourning and tribute.
Singer Jesse Hughes covered his face as he paced pack and forth. Drummer Julian Dorio wiped away tears.
On that fateful Friday night, the band members dispersed to escape the carnage, one running upstairs, others slipping out a side door. They all ended up at the police station.
Dorio said in an emotional interview with Vice and HBO that he "bailed off my stool" with the initial shots.
"I saw two guys out front, and that might be the most awful thing ever, is them relentlessly shooting into the audience," he said.
Co-founder Hughes said in the interview that he wants the group to return to the Bataclan when the concert venue reopens.
The band made a surprise return to Paris and performed with U2 on Monday night, their first onstage appearance since the Nov. 13 attacks that killed 130 people overall in Paris.
The other co-founder of Eagles of Death Metal, Joshua Homme, not present in Paris on the fateful night, said in the Vice interview that the band was struck with the "shared heroism" of Parisians, as injured fans helped each other and others came from their homes to help.
"We represent the fans that did not make it, the people that did not make it, whose stories may never get told," he said.
On Monday night, Hughes told U2 and the crowd, "We love you too, so much for giving us this opportunity. I look around and what do I see, nos amis, our friends. I f---ing love you guys so hard, and I will never stop rocking and rolling."


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Cthulhu Cultus was a small press horror magazine, that was published from 1995 to 2001. Its total run included 18 issues. Cthulhu Cultus published the works of established horror fiction and noir writers like Joseph S. Pulver and D.F. Lewis, and was devoted to weird, supernatural and horror fiction and poetry with an emphasis on H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos.

It was published by Mythos Books. Editions were published by Philip Marsh and Tani Jantsang in Florida, and the Associate Editor was James Ambuehl. Illustrations were done by T. Marsh. The editors also recorded a 60-minute CD of original Cthulhu Cultus Music.

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Contributors included James Ambuehl, Tracy Ambuehl, Kenneth J. Beattle, Robert Bee, R.D. Bookout, Crispin Burnham, R. S. Cartwright, Lee Clark, Jason Gridley, Peter F. Guenther, Jonathon William Hodges, Tani Jantsang, J.W. Kelley, D.F. Lewis (Nemonymous), Philip Marsh, Andy Nunez, Brian Nutter, Duane Pesice, Robert M. Price (Crypt of Cthulhu), Joseph S. Pulver (Cthulhu Codex), P.J. Roberts, Ian Rogers, Kevin Eric Sheridan, Ron Shiflet, Kenneth Silver, G.W.Thomas, John H. Toon, Ray Wallace, and Peter A. Worthy (Al-Azif).

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"West" – The Kennedys
It's great to see that after twenty years together, Pete and Maura Kennedy are celebrating by releasing three albums in 2015, following the live Nanci Griffith set and Pete's solo instrumental album last year. I can't think of a more compact, complete and self-sufficient creative partnership than Pete and Maura. As live performers, they both sing beautifully, with Maura generally leading while Pete supplies perfect harmonies. Instrumentally, Maura provides the rhythm guitar backdrop while Pete plays lead lines to complement the songs and occasionally gets the chance to demonstrate his mastery of guitar and several more (mainly) stringed instruments. They're both fine songwriters together and individually who aren't afraid to include songs by other writers with their own material. This might all sound a bit general, but all of this applies to the duo's latest studio album, "West".
The eponymous opener, "West", is a mid-tempo country rock exploration of a theme which dates back to eighteenth century, moving west as voyage of discovery. It just happens to have the most insanely catchy one-word chorus you're ever likely to hear. As openers go, a road song with the perfect chorus is a pretty good start. "Elegy", the second song in, is a folk-tinged celebration of the work of American folk singer-songwriter Dave Carter featuring banjo, mandolin, and even dulcimer from Pete. "Sisters of the Road" is a celebration (that word again) of the female voice and the bond between the sisterhood of performers who criss-cross the USA (and the rest of the world) meeting up whenever their schedules happen to coincide. "Signs" has a very 60s psychedelic folk feel with some electric sitar from Pete and a lyric inspired by a week spent by Maura in the New England woods. The mid-tempo country feel of "Jubilee Time" features a lead vocal from Pete and the uplifting message that however bad things are , they can always get better: 'And when you're standing with your hat filled with rain, Just remember that we will meet again'. And this may just say more about my record collection than anything else, but it reminds me a lot of Bob Seger's "Fire Lake".
From the opening low-register guitar intro, it's obvious that "Locket" is inspired by Buddy Holly. It's musically very simple, and lyrically it's built around a metaphor of a locket representing a heart; simple but hugely effective. It also alludes to the genesis of Pete and Maura's relationship twenty years ago, but that's another story. "Southern Jumbo" returns to a country style, pulling together the themes of a family get-together for cooking and singing and a love song to a guitar and, again, it works perfectly. "Black Snake, White Snake" is a supernatural story of two sister snakes (one bad, one good) based on a piece by poet B.D. Love (who has also been collaborating with Maura on an upcoming album) with Pete's sitar adding a psychedelic sound which emphasises the sinister tone of the piece.
"Bodhisattva Blues" is a flat-picked country blues pulling together concepts from Eastern and western religions sung in two-part harmony throughout and it's great acoustic fun, while "Travel Day Blues" moves firmly into electric twelve-bar blues territory combining the legend of the Comte de Saint Germain with a list of some of the distractions that help to pass the hours spent moving from gig to gig. There's also a nod in the direction of "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and proof that all Chuck's children are still out there playing his licks. "The Queen of Hollywood High" is a tribute to a Kennedys favourite, the late John Stewart. It's perfect West Coast pop and Pete and Maura are also helped out here by John's former band members.
If you know anything about The Kennedys, you probably know that they are Byrds fans, so it should be no surprise that John Wicks of The Records wrote a song for (and about) them, "Perfect Love", which they perform here. It's a lovely song and works really well with Pete and Maura's voices. And what better way to end the album with a twentieth anniversary love song from Pete to Maura with Everlys-style harmonies? "Good, Better, Best" isn't a song about everything always being perfect, but about how the right person helps you deal with the inevitable bad times.
"West" is a gem of an album; thirteen varied and beautifully-crafted songs played and sung with taste and sensitivity by two very gifted people. There aren't any instrumental or vocal pyrotechnics, just proper playing and singing; there isn't anything here that isn't absolutely necessary. Besides the themes of love, celebration and remembrance, there's a bit of the supernatural and a light-hearted look at religious enlightenment and fulfilment; I haven't heard a better album in a long time.
The album is self-released on May 13th 2015, but Pete and Maura will be happy to sell you a copy at any of the following tour dates in the UK:
Thurs 30 Glasgow Woodend Bowling & Lawn Tennis Club
Friday 1 Basingstoke, The Forge at The Anvil
Sunday 3 Birmingham, Kitchen Garden Café
Wednesday 6 Southport, Grateful Fred's at The Atkinson
Thursday 7 Milton Keynes, The Stables
Friday 8 London, Kings Place
Saturday 9 Leeds, Seven Arts
Sunday 10 Haile, Cumbria Haile Village Hall.
Posted by mckaya on Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 4:57 pm
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The Kennedys @Kings Place 24/05/13
Maura and Pete at Kings Place (Photo by Allan McKay)
Very occasionally you go to a gig expecting to see a good show and you actually see a brilliant show; The Kennedys at Kings Place was one of those nights. The venue is in a fairly new building behind Kings Cross Station and all of the staff make a real effort to ensure that the audience have a good time; that's important, but it's a very small part of tonight's story.
I feel really guilty that I only heard of The Kennedys for the first time a few weeks ago when they've been writing and playing great songs for so long. I reviewed the latest album "Closer than You Know" this week and it's a great album which you should all have in your collection but, after tonight's show, I think any true music fan should at least have a copy of their greatest hits package "Retrospective" in their collection as well.
The Kennedys live show is a perfect blend of musical talents; Pete is an incredibly good guitar player (more about that later) who also adds vocal harmonies to the mix while Maura is great country/folk/pop singer who is also a great rhythm guitar player, and that matters when it's just two people, two guitars and two microphones up there. Truly exceptional songs are the ones which stand up when you tear away all the layers of studio production and there were an awful lot of songs standing proud at this show.
Apart from the musicianship, which is exceptional, there are a lot of things to admire about The Kennedys. They are very generous in their support for fellow songwriters, giving the audience some background (and usually a little anecdote) for most of their cover versions. They engage with the audience, both on and off stage, and each one allows the other space to shine. So, I'm guessing you might want to hear what they actually did.
The set started with a few old favourites featured on "Retrospective", including "Life is Large", "Breathe", "Midnight Ghost" and "9th Street Billy". Each of the songs is given a spoken introduction to help give it a context in the show and to help build a rapport between the performers and the audience and this, combined with The Kennedys willingness to play requests, gives the evening the feel of a house party hosted by some very talented friends. It certainly creates an intimate atmosphere.
The tour is partly in support of the recent (excellent) album, "Closer than You Know" and about half of the songs from the album are featured, including "Cradle to a Boat", "I'll Come Over", "Marina Dream", "Big Star Song" (thanks guys) and the U2 cover "Wild Honey". All of these songs shine in their stripped-down live arrangements and stand up well in comparison with the songs they perform by other songwriters such as Nanci Griffith ("Trouble in the Fields"), Dave Carter ("When I Go") and John Stewart ("Jasmine"). Pete and Maura are always generous in their praise for their fellow-writers and performers.
I might have mentioned that Pete is an incredibly good guitar player; his playing throughout is superb, but particularly during his solo instrumental pieces. Tonight he played a jazzy version of "Somewhere over the Rainbow", a contemporary setting of the Bach piece "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" (with harmonics and fret-tapping, no less) and a version of Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" played on an Ovation ukulele which left me speechless and, trust me, that doesn't happen often.
So add in the traditional English balled "Matty Groves" and the obligatory "Eight Miles High" and that's just about it for the two sets apart from the anthemic, and very timely plea for tolerance and diversity, "Stand".
The Kennedys are very accomplished musicians who are completely comfortable with their performance and happy to mix with their audience during the intermission and after the show; they really deserve to be seen by a much wider audience. This tour continues until Thursday 06 June, so you still have a chance to check them out. You won't regret it.
Posted by mckaya on Saturday, May 25, 2013 at 6:38 pm
Filed under Featured, Gigs · Tagged with closer than you know, dave carter, jesu joy of man's desire, john stewart, kings place, maura kennedy, nanci griffith, pete kennedy, retrospective, rhapsody in blue, u2

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The other day I was at FedEx and I was mailing a package. I was told never to use the standard FedEx retail rate but to always use the three-day "Express Saver" rate which is supposed to be the cheapest rate. On this particular time, I paid cash and I immediately noticed it was cheaper than when I use my FedEx account. This seemed odd to me. I had paid $9.00 for the Express save to send a client a magazine but when I used my account to send it the same way a couple of weeks before it was almost twice that price for the same weight?
I asked the woman behind a counter why was there a price difference when I have an account and she said it actually cost more when you use your account? I asked her how is that possible. Should I have a benefit for having an account? She said you have to work your way towards the discount by the amount of money that you spend and that the discount is offered for people who didn't have accounts. This made absolutely no sense to me.


Greystar is the global leader in multifamily housing. They own and manage properties in the United States, Latin America and Europe, while keeping a strong focus on people.
Greystar challenged Sagepath to redesign their existing website and move it onto a platform that would make management of their tremendous amount of data easier. The goal was to create an easy-to-search site that would be the first destination for people searching for a new place to call home.
Our strategic approach was to identify the main personas utilizing the site and create a user flow that answered their needs across multiple languages.
The requirements of the site, the need for frequent updates along with the localization options lead us to choose Sitecore to build the site. Our Sitecore experts, working closely with design and UX teams, were able to replatform the site while providing design and functionality enhancements that greatly improved the user experience.
To give apartment seekers the most up-to-date information, we made sure that the best real-time integrations were included in the site.
The localization and personalization options now available to Greystar, positions them as a leader in the apartment management and leasing industry. Apartment seekers are able to have a more personalized experience and search results that fit their website. To date, the website has seen overall growth in search and user engagement.


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Jill Burke has been promoted by Choice Hotels International to position of regional vice president of franchise services.
Choice Hotels International has promoted Jill Burke to position of regional vice president of franchise services.
In this role, Ms Burke will lead the company's area directors, a team of franchise operations business consultants, to drive system-wide hotel performance and owner satisfaction throughout the central United States.
"As one of the few hotel companies to still provide on-the-ground guidance and support to owners, our area director organisation is a testament to Choice's enduring commitment to franchise success," said Curtis Osekowsky, vice president of franchise services, Choice Hotels.
"Jill is a skilled leader with a deep understanding of the industry and our owner base, making her the ideal person to head our central field-operations.
Ms Burke joined Choice Hotels in 2013 as an area director and has since held roles of increasing responsibility.
Most recently, she served as a regional area director, where she notably aided in the revision of Choice's orientation and training platform geared towards new hotel owners and general managers, and in the creation of Choice's pricing optimisation system.
Ms Burke brings nearly 30 years of industry experience to her new role. Prior to joining Choice, she served as a regional director of operations for McKinley Incorporation and oversaw operations in seven US cities as the vice president of mid-markets for BridgeStreet Worldwide.
Earlier in her career, Ms Burke held various leadership positions related to hotel operations and revenue management. She earned her bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Tennessee.
Ms Burke's predecessor, Lisa Adams, who served in Choice's franchise services organisation for more than 19 years, is now serving as a regional vice president for the company's extended stay division.


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Make permanent changes to web pages with Chrome's Overrides Dev Tool
by Martin Brinkmann on February 27, 2018 in Google Chrome - Last Update: May 22, 2018 - 17 comments
Local Overrides is a relatively new experimental feature of the Developer Tools of the Google Chrome web browser that you may use to make permanent changes to web pages similar to how you'd do so using userscripts or userstyles.
While most users may not want to modify style or other content on web pages they visit regularly; some users want to do so to remove annoyances, improve usability or make other modifications.
A good example is a site that is too bright in the eyes of the user. Using overrides, you could change the style of the website to a dark one so that it is more eye-pleasing. You can also use it to increase or decrease font sizes, change fonts, remove background images, or manipulate any other element on the page.
Setting up Local Overrides in Google Chrome
Local Overrides is an experimental feature of Google Chrome that is available in all supported versions of the browser.
Here is what you need to do to enable it:
Tap on F12 to bring up the Developer Tools interface.
Tap on F1 in the interface to open the Preferences.
Under Preferences, locate "Enable Local Overrides" and check the option.
isit a web page that you want to make permanent changes on.
Switch to the Sources panel in the Developer Tools.
Click on the icon with the two arrows pointing to the left, and select Overrides from the menu.
Select "setup overrides" and pick a local folder that you want to store the overrides in.
Accept Chrome's request to access the folder.
Using Local Overrides in Google Chrome
Using overrides for resources is pretty straightforward. Open the Network panel in the browser to get started. If you don't see any loaded files reload the page to populate the listing.
Right-click on any resource file that you want to override and select the "save as override" option. Chrome saves the data to the local system and will use it instead of the original resource when it loads the web page.
You may edit the file then under Sources > Overrides. This works well for styles, but you can override pretty much any source file including HTML pages and JavaScript files.
Overrides are saved automatically, and you may delete them from the overrides listing in the Chrome Developer Tools, or use the preferences instead.
The overrides section of the Developer Tools preferences list all sites with overrides. When you hover over an entry, you may delete it to remove all overrides or click on edit to change the domain name.
Check out the following instructional video that highlights how you may use the feature to improve the performance of web pages.
Local Overrides is an experimental feature which means that Google may pull it in the future or integrate it fully in the browser. For now, it is an excellent option to change the style or code of web pages that you visit regularly and an alternative to using userstyles or scripts for that.
The main advantage of the built-in option is that you can use Chrome's Developer Tools to see the changes in realtime without having to save external files manually and reload pages each time you make changes.
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chesscanoe said on February 27, 2018 at 1:12 pm
I look forward to this function when it trickles down to Chrome beta, if it ever does.
Richard Allen said on February 27, 2018 at 1:51 pm
I just enabled it in both Chrome Stable and Chrome Dev.
Load — chrome://flags/#enable-devtools-experiments — in the browser's address bar and switch the flag to enabled.
Sorry, my mistake. I got the flags flipped in Dev and Stable but was only able to (Switch to the Experiments tab and check "Override requests with workspace project".) in Stable but not Dev.
I feel like I've wandered into some kind of alternate universe where Mozilla is dumbing down Firefox and Google is adding cool new features to Chrome. ;)
Thanks Martin! I'll definitely be playing with the dev tools more in Chrome.
ShintoPlasm said on February 27, 2018 at 2:34 pm
My thoughts exactly!
Jessica said on February 27, 2018 at 4:39 pm
That alternate universe doesn't exist as Firefox is not getting "dumbed down", whatever that means.
John said on February 28, 2018 at 12:02 am
Firefox totally dumbed down. Copied an inferior Chrome extension engine. Now it's just a Chrome copycat with big marketing budget. It's no longer a privacy browser either. Cliq, telemetry, mr. robot, pocket, etc. Need I say more?
Richard Allen said on February 28, 2018 at 2:19 am
@Jessica
If last week, in Nightly, I could go to the Privacy & Security page and delete individual 1st-party cookies for a website and this week I can not, then that is in my opinion "dumbed down". I haven't looked at every website but it looks to me like a lot of websites use multiple 1st-party cookies. A lot of sites use 3-8 1st-party cookies. I don't often need to delete just some of a websites cookies but over the years I have needed to, many times, for short time periods. The last couple months I've been deleting all but one YouTube cookie (PREF) to keep the old UI layout. Yes, I know that the dev tools can be used to do that, as long as you open the dev tools on that specific website. And you can also use the site info button on the URL bar if you are on the right website or it takes 5 clicks to get to where you can see all of the cookies for all of the websites. You might think one of those options is better than the preferences pages but i do not. You can even bookmark "chrome://****/****/****/****.xul" but then how many people even know what that bookmark actually is?
After I don't know how many years, the ability to adjust the browser cache size, or to see what the auto cache size is, also went away with the new site data, cookie and cache preferences. Dumbing down?
It's not like I'm a Chrome fanboy looking for an excuse to bash Firefox. My primary browser has been FF based for 10 years. The last 1.5 yrs with Firefox then Pale Moon for many yrs before that and then FF again before that. If anything I am very much a FF fanboy but if I don't like something I'm not going to be bashful. Sometimes, maybe too often, tolerance ends up being weakness. If we don't like something we need to speak up. Or… we can be little mices. :)
Which desktop browsers do not have individual 1st-party cookie management accessible in their Settings/Options?
Marcin said on February 27, 2018 at 2:08 pm
Interesting. I would really LOVE to see the same in Firefox.
Since in recent times, Firefox mimics Chrome in a lot of areas, I have some hope…
Richard said on February 27, 2018 at 2:59 pm
Sounds like a dream come true especially because it doesn't require installing a separate extension.
However I'll be cautious since, as stated in this article, Local Overrides is an experimental feature which Google may pull in the future
pHROZEN gHOST said on February 27, 2018 at 4:02 pm
UBlock Origin allows one to do some useful things to web pages too. If a page has an add you don't want to see, just snip it out using right-click and pick block element. Lots of opportunity here.
KeZa_BE said on February 28, 2018 at 5:35 pm
Element Hiding Helper voor Adblock Plus does the same in FireFox and it's the only option I use of ABP with the use of personal filters for sites. The auto list slows down surfing.
Kubrick said on April 7, 2018 at 3:16 pm
Such a pity google will not allow the user to change chromes interface like in firefox.
Anonymous said on April 30, 2018 at 7:59 am
Hey Martin, the option "Override requests with workspace project" appears to have been renamed to "Enable local overrides" and it has been moved to Settings->Preferences->Persistence. I'm currently running Chrome 66 Stable.
Martin Brinkmann said on April 30, 2018 at 8:23 am
Thank you, I have updated the guide.
Leeroy said on May 30, 2018 at 3:43 pm
I thought this Local Overrides feature came in the nick of time because Stylebot has become abandonware.
Two kinks to becoming a true userstyle alternative:
1) Can't have global styles. I need them for slick scrollbars, no focus outline, etc.
2) Versioned files. If you have style.css?v=1231414245859 then you're out of luck, it won't work the second time.


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Guerín, José Luis
Catalan director José Luis Guerín's Los motivos de Berta (Berta's Reasons, 1985), a Bressonian narrative about a girl whose playing days in the countryside are interrupted by the arrival of a film crew was immediately hailed by critics as one of the period's most artistically accomplished films, but distribution problems made it hard for audiences to respond. It is unlikely they would have in any case: the film revealed a talent for minimalism and a reluctance to follow the conventions of commercial film, tendencies that have never led to box-office success.
In latter years, Guerín continued reflecting on and exploring the nature of film in a series of semi-documentaries and collage films that use experimental methods to challenge audience expectations. Innisfree (1990) was the director's personal tribute to John Ford's The Quiet Man, and documented a trip to the Irish village where the film was shot, trying to find traces and clues to Ford's artistry and personality. It was followed by the Pere Portabella-produced Tren de sombras (1996), a silent, plotless experimental essay that recycled primitive film footage and the home movies of a 1920s French photographer to test the limits between film and reality.
Guerín's inventiveness again showed signs of fertility with En construcción (At Work, 2002), which used a documentary base to provide a moving (and frustrating) portrait of the effects of gentrification in a traditional Barcelona neighborhood. The film won a number of awards, including the FIPRESCI and the Great Prize of the Jury at the San Sebastian Film Festival, as well as the Goya as best documentary. En la ciudad de Silvia (In Silvia's City, 2007), an attempt at a more plotled narration, but still with little dialogue was less successful.
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Evangelia Spiliopoulou has developed a practice which seeks to expand the rules that have historically underpinned the act of making an artwork. For example, she frequently employs unconventional tools to obscure the evidence of her own hand in the creative process and chooses to impose strict limitations dictating the development of the final imagery.
As alluded to in the title (Orientation: Landscape), for this exhibition Spiliopoulou presented a body of artwork inspired by the post-industrial landscape of Rochdale and the creative potential of the technology many of us now use in our daily, working lives – computer software whose instructional language, such as the orientation options of 'landscape' and 'portrait', is often borrowed from the history of art.
Orientation: Landscape was generously supported with funding from Arts Council England and the Friends of Rochdale Art Gallery.


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Q: Can we use the wording "We can not only ... but also ..."? Is the following wording okay?

He can not only do this, but also do that.

In this case, it seems that the writer is dividing 'cannot' into two words. Is that acceptable?

A: "Can not" is the original form, "cannot" and "can't" being contractions; all three are acceptable when referring to someone's inability to do something. However, in the sentence you quote, "not" modifies "only" rather than "can" so the contractions can not (or cannot or can't) be used. This becomes clearer if the sentence is changed to "He can do not only this but also that". You will notice that "not" changes place along with "only" rather than remaining next to "can".

A: In case if can not is used as two separate words as above,it's okay!!
But it's not appropriate to use "do "again in the second sentence.

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Wheeler Opera House dialed in with new technology
Aspen Country Day School seventh graders run through their scene of the annual play being performed at The Wheeler Opera House in town on Wednesday, May 19, 2021. The play will be performed for other students and the parents of the eighth graders on Friday and Saturday at 5 pm. […]
Aspen Country Day School seventh graders run through their scene of the annual play being performed at The Wheeler Opera House in town on Wednesday, May 19, 2021. The play will be performed for other students and the parents of the eighth graders on Friday and Saturday at 5 pm. This will be the first performance in The Wheeler Opera House since COVID-19 closed the theatre to the public. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times)
As the Wheeler Opera House re-emerges to the public after 15 months of being closed, patrons will notice improvements to the production side of the operation.
Even though the 132-year-old building has been closed, it has not been quiet, both on the outside and in the inside.
A $2 million extensive masonry project to restore and replace bricks on the exterior of the building that was expedited during the pandemic is expected to wrap up in September.
The production team inside the building made the most of the dark days as well, upgrading technology and installing a new Avid S6L audio console, a wireless Clear-com system and a state-of-the-art Barco Laser 4K projector.
The audio console replaces a system that was over 20 years old, and gives operators more options to expand or customize performances, with 64 inputs and 32 outputs, according to Michael Bacca, the Wheeler's assistant production manager.
The new projector will give audiences a crisper view on the screen and brings technology at the Wheeler up to industry standards.
It also will use less energy due to its efficiencies.
"We are trying to be innovative and responsible with our environment and carbon footprint," Bacca said.
With busy performance schedules, having time to make upgrades and complete maintenance in the theater is a rare occurrence, according to Nicole Levesque, the Wheeler's audience services manager.
"It's hard to find those windows to get the work done," she said. "It's an old building and we want it to look good inside and outside."
Another upgrade was installing a hearing loop system by Assist2Hear Inc., which allows an individual with hearing aides to plug into the system.
"The user can walk into the venue and adjust their device so they can have the best sound in the house," said Erin Nichols, owner of Assist2Hear Inc.
The Clear-com system allows staff to wear wireless headsets to communicate with one another, said Chad Eaton, the Wheeler's production manager.
In total, the production upgrades amount to just over $250,000.
"We're pretty dialed in," Eaton said, adding that replacing the rigging system is the next big project that will get done in the next couple of years. "It's the biggest request we get from clients."
People walk by the still shuttered Wheeler Opera House as the restoration project continues on a spring day in downtown Aspen on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times)
The Wheeler building team also has advanced the cleaning of the facility with UV light disinfection and air filtration systems. Ionizers and MERV 13 filters are in all air handlers, and multiple air handlers also utilize UV lighting. The control dampers that let in fresh air are 100% open when the building is occupied.
Aspen Show Tix has expanded ticket delivery, including the option to add tickets to the digital wallet. Ticket buyers are encouraged to purchase tickets online and present their tickets on a mobile device for touchless scanning.
The Wheeler opened on June 11 with its first live performance, the 13th annual Aspen Fringe Festival.
It hosted live music as part of the Jazz Aspen Snowmass June Experience last weekend and is set for performances this weekend with the Aspen Music Festival and School.
"The Wheeler is open and we are doing everything possible to make sure it's safe," Bacca said. "We hope these upgrades and improvements show our patrons and guests that we are the premier venue."
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Coronavirus: These Central Florida churches are streaming their services online
These religious organizations are streaming services online (WFTV.com News Staff)
By: Jason Kelly, WFTV.com and James Tutten, WFTV.com
ORLANDO, Fla. — These Central Florida churches are streaming services online.
• St. James Cathedral in downtown Orlando streams its daily mass at 9 a.m. and weekend mass at 10 a.m. here: https://stjamesorlando.org/
• First United Methodist Church of Winter Park will stream its services live at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday here: https://fumcwp.org/live/
• Northland Church in Longwood will stream its service at 10 a.m. Sunday here: northlandchurch.net. Typically, its services are held at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday.
• Redeemer Lutheran Church in Winter Park will stream its services at 9:30 a.m. Sunday here: http://www.redeemerwp.org/
• Grace Lutheran Church in Saint Cloud will livestream its service at 10 a.m. Sunday here: https://www.gscfla.org/grace-online.html
• Orlando Baptist Church will stream its service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday here: www.live.orlandobaptist.com
• Alive Church in Orlando will stream its services at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday on YouTube here: http://youtube.com/c/alivechurchlive and on Facebook Live here: https://www.facebook.com/myalivechurch/
• The South Seminole Church of Christ will stream its services live at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvwejYJljbq3B3HnOEyVpPg
• Asbury United Methodist Church in Maitland will stream its service live on Facebook Live here: https://www.facebook.com/asburyumcmaitlan
• Action Church in Maitland will stream its services at 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday here: theactionchurch.com
• The Orlando Church of Christ will stream its service live at 10 a.m. Sunday on its YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsiebV0gJIg413RZi6P6lRg
• Crown of Glory Lutheran Church will stream its service live at 9:30 a.m. Sunday on crownofgloryorlando.org.
• St. James Episcopal Church in Ormond Beach will stream its service live at 9 a.m. Sunday on https://www.stjamesobfl.org/home-1.html.
• First Unitarian Church of Orlando will streaming its service live at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at facebook.com/orlandouu.
• Waterstone Church in Longwood will stream its service on http://www.mywaterstone.church.
• Nativity Catholic Church in Longwood will stream Daily Mass at 8:30 a.m. on Facebook Live at https://www.facebook.com/nativitylongwood and Sunday Mass on its website at 9 a.m. on https://nativity.org/.
• East Coast Believers Church in Oviedo will offer services online Sundays at 9:15 a.m, 11 a.m, 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. at www.ecbc.tv and http://facebook.com/eastcoastbelievers
• Saint Mary Magdalen Catholic Church will stream Sunday Mass at 10 a.m. in English and at Noon in Spanish via Facebook Live @StMaryMagParish
861 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
www.StMaryMagdalen.org
• Majestic Life Church in Orlando streams its services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/MajesticLife/ and on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RivaTims
• Heritage Community Church in Fruitland Park streams its services at this link: https://www.heritagecommunity.org
• The Rock Church in Kissimmee is livestreaming its services here: therockchurches.com
• Calvary Baptist Church in Orlando streams its service at 11 a.m. Sunday on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/calvarybcorlando/
• The Flomich Baptist Church in Holly Hill streams its services at 10 a.m. Sunday and 6 p.m. Wednesday on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/FlomichBaptistChurch/
• Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Deltona streams Sunday Mass at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAKLjym1tgzvzm5nMt_XY_Q?app=desktop
• The Pine Castle United Methodist Church in Orlando streams its service here: https://pinecastleumc.com
• Remnant Christian Center is streaming their Church services online every Sunday morning at 10 AM through Facebook Live https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=152368965168985&ref=content_filter and YouTube Channel https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCrCsos31alMrJs5jeoOXpDw
www.remnantchristiancenter.com
• First Baptist Orlando will stream its service at 10 a.m. Sunday here: https://firstbaptistorlando.churchonline.org/
• Spirit of Joy church will stream its services at 10 a.m. here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUBqBM_MCQw&app=desktop
• St. John Baptist Church will be livestream its service at 9 a.m. Sunday at 9am and 7 p.m. Tuesday here: www.stjohnorlando.org
• LakeHaven Church will be stream its service at 10 a.m. Sunday here: lakehaven.lightcast.com
• St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Oviedo offers two services -- traditional:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL62awv1cKs blended: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6jaUea_TbY and contemporary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl1uyk6urHk
• Iglesia Misionera el Candelero will stream its service here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUMFyjIEJiU
• City of Life Church streams its services on its website here: https://col.tv/ and on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/uSed5lr1mHE
• Eau Gallie First Baptist will stream its services at 10 a.m. Sunday and 6:30 p.m. Wednesday on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/EauGallieFirst/
• Truth International Church streams is services at 11:30 a.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Thursday here: www.truthorlando.com
• Living Water Fellowship streams its service at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday at this link: LWF.Live and on Facebook Live: facebook.com/LWNorth
• Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Institutional Church in Orlando will stream its services live at 10:30 a.m. Sunday here: http://www.mtzionmbic.org/ and on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/mtzmbic/
• Annunciation Catholic Church in Altamonte Springs livestreams its Sunday Mass at 10 a.m. Sunday and its daily mass at 12:15 p.m. here: annunciationorlando.org
• Iglesia Cristiana Hispana (Discípulos de Cristo) Del Norte de Orlando will stream at 10:30 a.m. on its website or on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/discipulosdelnorte
• The Journey church in Orange City will stream its service live on www.thejourney.cc
• Focal Point Church in Orlando will stream its services live at 8:30 a.m., 10:15 a.m. and 12 p.m. on https://focalpoint.online.church
• Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church will stream its services live at 8:45 a.m. and 11:20 a.m. Saturday at https://forestlakechurch.churchonline.org/, on Facebook Live at https://www.facebook.com/forestlakesdachurch and on YouTube at https://youtu.be/TqWfy5IsahE
• St. Paul's Catholic Church in Leesburg will stream Sunday Mass live at http://ccstpaul.com/
• Conway First Baptist Church will stream its service live at 11 a.m. on Facebook Live here: https://www.facebook.com/Conway-First-Baptist-Church-100252976696500/
• Powerhouse Church in Orlando will stream its services live at 10 a.m. Sunday and 6:30 p.m. on www.powerhouseflorida.com and https://www.facebook.com/powerhouseflorida/
• First Baptist Church of Kissimmee will stream its service live on www.fbckissimmee.com and on Facebook Live at www.facebook.com/firstbaptistkissimmee
• Heaven on Earth Church in Kissimmee will stream its service live at 10 a.m. here: https://www.facebook.com/HeavenonearthFl/
• Cathedral Church of St. Luke Episcopal in downtown Orlando will stream its services live here: https://www.ccslorlando.org/
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• Church on the Living Edge will stream its services live at 9 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. here: https://cotle.churchonline.org/
• Winter Park Spanish SDA Church will stream its service live at 10:25 a.m. on wpssda.org, on Facebook Live here: facebook.com/winterparkspanishsda
• Forest Lake SDA Church will stream its service live Saturday here: https://forestlakechurch.org/
• Casa de Amor y Paz in Kissimmee will be stream its Spanish language service live at 2 p.m. Sunday on Facebook Live: https://facebook.com/casadeamorypazkissimmee and on https://capkissimmee.wixsite.com/mysite
• Central Sanford church will stream its service live at 9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. here: CentralSanford.net/livestream
• Northwest Church Orlando will be stream it service at 11 a.m. Sunday on https://www.northwestorlando.com/ and on Facebook Live at: https://www.facebook.com/NorthwestOrlando/
• Lifebridge Church of Orlando in Windermere will livestream its services here: http://lifebridgechurch.org/live-stream
• Iglesia Pentecostal Camino de Santidad will stream its services live at 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Friday and 11 a.m. Sunday on Facebook Live at https://www.facebook.com/Iglesia-Pentecostal-Camino-de-Santidad-1407535132647520/
• Discovery Church in Orlando will stream its service live on www.discoverychurch.org
• Visible Church in Orlando will stream its services in English and Spanish at 11 a.m. Sunday on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thevisiblechurch and on Facebook Live at www.facebook.com/visiblechurchorl/
• Direction Church will be streaming online service at 10:30 a.m. at https://direction.church/live
7039 Grand National Drive
• St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church is streaming its Sunday worship services at 10:15 a.m. through https://www.mysj.org/livestream or https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoqv56Ntu7MfkTB1m-UnFBg/featured.
1600 S. Orlando Avenue
• West Orlando Baptist Church service can be found at www.westorlandobaptistchurch.com
1006 E Crown Point Rd, Ocoee, FL 34761
• Orlando Central Church will broadcast services on Facebook, Saturdays 11 a.m.-12 p.m., Wednesdays 6:30-7:00 p.m. (Prayer Meeting), Thursdays 8-9 p.m. Bible Study (What's Going On?).
www.orlandocentral.org
• Eastland Baptist Church will livestream services Sunday School 10 a.m., morning service 11 a.m., evening service at 6 p.m. and Wednesday's at 7 p.m.
9000 Lake Underhill Road
www.EastlandBaptist.com
• Narcoossee Baptist Church in Saint Cloud will stream services live at www.NBaptistChurch.org
• first Church Pine Castle will stream services live on its Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/First-Baptist-Church-of-Pine-Castle-108196672556014
1001 Hoffner Ave.
• Faith International Baptist Church in Kissimmee will stream services live at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday at www.faithinorlando.com
• St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Winter Park will stream Sunday Mass live at 9:30 a.m. with a replay of the Mass about 30 minutes afters its completion. Visit https://stmargaretmary.org/ to stream it live. A Mass is also streamed every day but Sunday at 8 a.m.
• Calvary Assembly Orlando will be streaming online at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at http://calvaryorlando.org/live-streaming/
• The First Baptist Church of Brevard is streaming services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Wednesday on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/firstbaptistchurchsb.org/
4300 N Wickham Road
• Orlando World Outreach Center will stream its service live at 10 a.m. on Facebook Live or at orlandowoc.org
• Carter Tabernacle CME Church will stream its service live at 10 a.m. Sunday on www.cartertabernaclecme.com
1 South Cottage Hill Road
• Life Transforming Ministries Christian Center will stream its services live at 11 a.m. Sunday and at 7 p.m. during the week on www.facebook.com/ltmorlando and www.youtube.com/ltmorlando
• Grace Church is streaming its service on YouTube at 10 a.m. Sunday. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKEbEptSPlxaIOP6y25E9xg
2300 Pembrook Avenue
discovergrace.com
• Nueva Vida Methodist Church streams its service live at 9 a.m. Sunday here: https://www.facebook.com/nueva.vida.7796420
232 Marion Oaks Drive
Ocala , FL
• Bethel Gospel Tabernacle will stream its service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/BethelGospelTabernacle/
• LifePoint Christian Church is streaming its service live at https://lifepointchurch.com/
• Deltona Alliance Church is streaming its service online at 10:51 a.m. Sunday here: https://bragonjesus.org/live
• Kissimmee Destiny Church will stream at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/kissimmeedestiny.church/
961 Armstrong Blvd.
www.kissimmeedestiny.org
• Real Life Christian Church will stream its services online at the following link: https://live.real.life/
• Forest City Church will stream its service live at 10 a.m. on ifcorlando.org and on Facebook Live: facebook.com/Ifcorlando
• BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha will stream live from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. through the following link: https://events.na.baps.org/satsangsabha
• Castle Church will stream its service live at 11:11 a.m. on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/CastleChurchBrewing/
• The Lakeside Church in Oakland will stream its service live on https://thelakeside.church/
See a religious organization missing from the list? Email webdesk@wftv.com to have it added, but be sure to include a livestream link.


The beautiful Old Colombo Dutch Hospital, which is popularly known as simply the Dutch Hospital, is a remarkable site that is well worth visiting in Colombo. It is one of the oldest buildings in the city, dating back to the Dutch era. It is believed that the building was in existence since the year 1681.
As you would have already guessed, this magnificent building originally served as a hospital. It was created to be airy and spacious to offer maximum comfort to the in-house patients. The hospital was created by the Dutch to provide healthcare to the officers serving in the Dutch East India Company. Since the hospital is located close to the harbour, it is believed that Dutch sailors also constantly sought the services of this medical establishment. A large number of patients at the hospital slept on mats during those days. The severely ill patients were given mattresses. Paul Hermann who is known to be the father of botany in Sri Lanka has also served between 1672 and 1679, at the Dutch Hospital.
The beautiful building encapsulates 17th century architecture of the Dutch. The building which has five wings has walls that are 50cm thick, which is a characteristic of Dutch architecture of the era. Back in the day, a canal ran along the hospital, but it was filled by the British after they invaded the island and took over the city.
Throughout the years the building has served a variety of purposes. In the year 2011, the hospital was transformed into a stylish shopping and dining venue. When you travel in the island with Green Holiday Centre, you will be able to visit this remarkable site with immense ease. Be sure to shop around and find unique wares in this enchanting destination! You will find designer clothes, accessories, jewellery as well as an array of restaurants and eateries in the premises.


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In enzymology, an o-dihydroxycoumarin 7-O-glucosyltransferase () is an enzyme that catalyzes the chemical reaction

UDP-glucose + 7,8-dihydroxycoumarin  UDP + daphnin

Thus, the two substrates of this enzyme are UDP-glucose and 7,8-dihydroxycoumarin, whereas its two products are UDP and daphnin.

This enzyme belongs to the family of glycosyltransferases, specifically the hexosyltransferases.  The systematic name of this enzyme class is UDP-glucose:7,8-dihydroxycoumarin 7-O-beta-D-glucosyltransferase. Other names in common use include uridine diphosphoglucose-o-dihydroxycoumarin, 7-O-glucosyltransferase, and UDP-glucose:o-dihydroxycoumarin glucosyltransferase.

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Functional limitations in functional somatic syndromes and well-defined medical diseases: Results from the general population cohort LifeLines
Monica L. Joustra, Karin A.M. Janssens, Ute Bültmann, Judith G.M. Rosmalen
Life Course Epidemiology (LCE)
Public Health Research (PHR)
Interdisciplinary Centre Psychopathology and Emotion regulation (ICPE)
Objective: Functional somatic syndromes (FSS), defined as physical syndromes without known underlying organic pathology, are sometimes regarded as less serious conditions than well-defined medical diseases (MD). The aims of this study were to evaluate functional limitations in FSS, and to compare the results to MD patients with the same core symptoms.
Methods: This study was performed in 89,585 participants (age: 44.4 +/- 12.4 years, 58.5% female) of the general-population cohort LifeLines. Quality of Life (QoL) and work participation were examined as indicators of functional limitations. QoL was assessed with two summary scales of the RAND-36: the physical component summary (PCS) and the mental component summary (MCS). Work participation was assessed with a self-reported questionnaire. QoL and work participation were compared between FSS and MD patients, using CM-squared tests and ANCOVA-analyses, adjusted for age, sex, educational level, and mental disorders.
Results: Of the participants, 11.0% (n=9861) reported a FSS, and 2.7% (n=2395) reported a MD. Total QoL, PCS and MCS were significantly lower in all separate FSS and MD compared to controls (P
Conclusion: Functional limitations in FSS patients are common, and as severe as those in patients with MD when looking at QoL and work participation, emphasizing that FSS are serious health conditions. (C) 2015 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Journal of Psychosomatic Research
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpsychores.2015.05.004
Published - Aug-2015
QUALITY-OF-LIFE
IRRITABLE-BOWEL-SYNDROME
CHRONIC-FATIGUE-SYNDROME
UNEXPLAINED SYMPTOMS
RISK-FACTORS
10.1016/j.jpsychores.2015.05.004
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Lifelines Biobank
Bakker, S. (Creator), Dotinga, A. (Creator), Vonk, J. (Creator), Smidt, N. (Creator), Scholtens, S. (Creator), Swertz, M. (Creator), Wijmenga, C. (Creator), Wolffenbuttel, B. (Creator), Stolk, R. (Creator), van Zon, S. (Creator), Rosmalen, J. (Creator), Postma, D. S. (Creator), de Boer, R. (Creator), Navis, G. (Creator), Slaets, J. (Creator), Ormel, H. (Creator), van Dijk, F. (Creator) & Bolmer, B. (Data Manager), Lifelines, 2006
https://www.lifelines.nl/ and one more link, https://catalogue.lifelines.nl/ (show fewer)
Erkende of onbegrepen ziekte: lijden is even groot
Judith Rosmalen
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Monica Joustra
Joustra, M. L., Janssens, K. A. M., Bültmann, U., & Rosmalen, J. G. M. (2015). Functional limitations in functional somatic syndromes and well-defined medical diseases: Results from the general population cohort LifeLines. Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 79(2), 94-99. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpsychores.2015.05.004
Joustra, Monica L. ; Janssens, Karin A.M. ; Bültmann, Ute et al. / Functional limitations in functional somatic syndromes and well-defined medical diseases : Results from the general population cohort LifeLines. In: Journal of Psychosomatic Research. 2015 ; Vol. 79, No. 2. pp. 94-99.
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Collecction debut at Group Exhibition Oct.2014.
She started her own jewelry brand "ManiheeL JEWELRY".
the word mannish, a word meaning "man-like,"
and high-heel, which symbolizes women.
one-of-a-kind design freely by their own taste.


Are your improvements off course?
Do you feel that your continuous improvement plans are going off course?
Do you sometimes wonder if you are on the right track when it comes to making change?
If you feel that your improvement plans are going off course then don't worry, join the rest of us who have to embrace this on a regular basis!
I'm a big fan of planning; coming up with a game plan that will take my clients from where they are to where they want to be. I'm also a realist and realise that the straight line path that I have devised is only a guide.
I plan for the simplest and most direct route possible.
I expect that when I start digging to find out what is going on I will follow 'the real path', which could possibly take me off into different areas of enquiry.
I know what the intention is for the change, so I can therefore keep correcting my course to ensure that at the end of every diversion I can swing back round to try and get back on track with my original planned path.
When I share this model with my clients, who are feeling frustrated with their wobbly project routes, they take great comfort in this view of the world.
Just yesterday I was thrown off course when a few unexpected factors were thrown into the conversation. We explored these other issues and then re-framed the conversation (back to the intention of the changes being considered) and were able to easily incorporate the outcomes into our original plan.
The project is stronger now and, ultimately, will be more effective thanks to the inclusion of the additional factors. Looking back to the planning stage these factors were invisible to the team at the start, but we took them in our stride.
The bigger the improvement you are trying to make, and the more people that are involved with the process under review, the more likely it is that you will be knocked off course on a regular basis.
If you are feeling this way and unsure what to do next, remember the intention of the improvement you are working on and use it like a compass to realign your efforts and use any new knowledge you have to gained to bolster your improvement plans.
Have fun getting back on track!


Throughout my own inward journey, I have met many others on the same path. Each, with their own unique offering to humanity, each, with the ethos of kindness and unity toward everyone else. It is my joy to share my friends with you!
Receive guidance, direction, inspiration from the Oracle. Roberto Ureña is an empathic, intuitive, Oracle Reader (amongst many other things!) and offers his services at NO SET PRICE, so just pay what you can! You can book your reading with Roberto here.
You can also explore Roberto's crystal store where you will find beautiful, unique, handmade, wrapped crystals.
Roberto also has a YouTube channel, whereby you can watch his Oracle readings for free!
Lynne Gracey, will be adding her Evolutionary Astrology services soon! Evolutionary Astrology in short, is astrology for the soul. Your birth chart illuminates your soul's purpose and pieces together who you are – the reason you incarnated here in the first place. We know ourselves better than anyone but can become tangled in our own thoughts and emotions – astrology is a tool to more clarity. COMING SOON!!


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Review: 1/8 Menma
If there is one personal quality that the figure collecting hobby develops, it's patience. The journey from original source material, to the first prototype at an expo, to painted prototype, to pre-order, to delay(s) and finally to release usually is an absurdly long one. This often means by the time a figure appears of a anime I really enjoy, that anime has flown off the radar ages ago. Still, some series manage to endure the test of time, one of them being AnoHana from which Alter's 1/8 Menma hails from.
Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae wo Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai.(AnoHana for short) is a melodrama about a group of estranged childhood friends. Once known as the "Super Peace Busters", the gang has since parted ways after Honma Meiko (nicknamed "Menma") — one of its members — died in an accident when the group was out playing together. Yet several years after, Menma's ghost would come to revisit Jinta, another member of the group and the protagonist of the story, thus beginning a journey to reconcile with the past not only for Jinta, but the rest of the Super Peace Busters as well.
The anime is good, but it's one of those shows that I'm a little uncertain about after the fact. Looking back, it was very heavy-handed with its melodrama and I can easily see a lot of potential eye-roller moments. But I didn't seem to mind — I marathoned the series in two sittings, and the floodgates on my face crumbled away to nothing by the end. Having emigrated to Canada at the age of eleven, I don't even remember the names of my childhood friends from the motherland, so I may be especially susceptible to a story about the ultimately unbreakable bonds of such friends. In any case, I would recommend AnoHana to anyone, but especially if you've enjoyed melodramas like the KEY shows — if you could stomach the melodrama in Clannad, then AnoHana should be just the thing for you.
Anyways, back to the figure, which depicts a girl who isn't dolled up and sexed out in any way — unthinkable, I know! I suppose that's testament to how much I liked AnoHana, so let's see if Alter's Menma lives up to that. Read more »
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Based on the classic dreadnought design, the Martin D-16RGT brings classic looks and classic tone to modern guitar specifications. The back and sides are solid rosewood with a solid spruce top, mahogany neck, and richlite fingerboard and bridge. The finish is satin.
This example dates to 2002 and is in good working order. It's had a top crack repair in our shop, there are a few marks in the finish from being used, and there is some fretwear but it plays well and definitely sounds like a Martin! The original hardshell case is included.
Visit the Martin Guitars website to learn more about the current Martin D-16RGT!
Serial Number: 862723, built during 2002 at the Martin plant in Nazareth, Pennsylvania.


Hey BFamily! I'm excited to announce that I'll be performing in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL on Friday, May 25, 2018! Doors will open at 7pm and the show will start at 8pm! All of the official ticket online information and updates are available right here, so bookmark this page and keep checking back!
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Котокельское (Котокель) — озеро в Прибайкальском районе Бурятии, пережившее в 2008 году экологическую катастрофу из-за вспышки юксовской (гаффской) болезни. В настоящее ограничительные мероприятия отменены.

Описание озера
Озеро расположено в непосредственной близости от восточного берега Байкала, в его средней части, между устьями рек Турка и Кика. Минимальное расстояние между озёрами составляет 2 километра, при этом уровень воды на Котокеле выше байкальского на 2 метра — абсолютная высота составляет 458,3 метра над уровнем моря. Котловина озера ограничена невысокими сопками, прорезанными многочисленными оврагами, падями, распадками.

Площадь Котокеля — 68,9 км², площадь водосбора — 183 км². Максимальная длина — 15 км, ширина — 6,4 км, средняя ширина — 4,6 км, средняя глубина — 4,5 м. Северная часть озера более глубоководная, в южной части глубины в основном не превышают 4 метров. Длина береговой линии — 43 км.

В северной части озера находится остров Монастырский, площадью 240 га. Между островом и западным берегом проходит пролив с глубинами до 14 метров. Другие названия острова — Монахов, Бакланий.

В Котокель впадают несколько ручьёв и ряд ключей. Вытекает одна река Исток, которая через систему рек Коточик — Турка, общей протяжённостью около 15 км, имеет связь с Байкалом. Озеро является слабопроточным водоёмом. Условный водообмен (отношение объёма водной массы озера к объёму стока из озера) составляет 6 лет. Среднегодовой сток реки Исток равен 1,3 м³/с. Объём водных масс озера составляет 281 млн м³. По величине внешнего водообмена (отношение объёма стока из озера к объёму водной массы озера) озеро относится к аккумулятивным водоёмам с медленным водообменом. Среднегодовые и внутригодовые колебания уровня воды в озере незначительны и не превышают 1 м. Зимнее понижение уровня связано с перемерзанием ручьёв, питающих озеро и уходом воды через реку Исток в Байкал. Течение реки Исток непостоянно и меняется в зависимости от уровней воды в озере и реке Коточик.

На озере преобладают ветры северо-западного направления, дующие через падь Ярцы, которая представляет собой низкую седловину, являющуюся естественным продолжением котловины озера по направлению к Байкалу. Из-за такого расположения котловины воды Котокеля активно перемешиваются, вокруг острова Монастырского создаются достаточно устойчивые циркуляционные течения, в южной части озера наблюдаются наносные явления.

Большая часть Котокеля в южной части (43 % общей площади) выстлана илом зеленовато-бурого цвета, в северо-западной части чёрный ил занимает 15 % общей площади, около 24 % площади озера покрыто мелкозернистым заиленным песком. Прибрежную полосу между урезом воды и глубинами 1−1,5 м занимают песчаные грунты (19 % площади озера). Береговая линия преимущественно песчаная, реже каменистая, иногда заболоченная.

Температурный режим озера благоприятен для развития влаголюбивой растительности. Сопки покрыты в основном хвойным лесом с преобладанием сосны. В распадках растут берёзы, ивы, ель, осины и др.

Рекреационная зона
Озеро Котокель широко используется как рекреационный водоём. Дополнительно на озеро воздействуют местные жители и обслуживающий персонал, проживающий на объектах отдыха постоянно или в период их функционирования. Рекреационная территория, используемая организованными отдыхающими, охватывает южный, западный и северный берега озера. Здесь расположено около 40 турбаз, домов отдыха и санаторий «Байкальский бор». Все они сконцентрированы или прилегают к населённым пунктам Котокель, Черёмушка, Ярцы и Исток.

В настоящее время озеро Котокель загрязнено и подвергается очистке.

История
С 29 апреля 1714 года Котокель с прилегающими землями принадлежал Свято-Троицкому Селенгинскому монастырю. На Монастырском острове в XVII—XVIII веках находились зимовье и часовня. В зимовье жило шесть монахов, двое из них занимались рыбной ловлей. В часовне в XVIII веке хранился резной образ Святителя и Чудотворца Николая Мѵрликийского. Примерно в 1780-е годы разбойники убили четырёх монахов. После этого монастырь закрыл зимовье, а всё имущество, включая образ Николая, было возвращено в монастырь. Образ особо почитался в монастыре. В архиве монастыря хранилась «Повесть о Котокильском образе Святителя Николая».

Монастырь сдавал в аренду рыбную ловлю на озере. В XIX веке арендаторы ежегодно вылавливали здесь до 75 тысяч пудов рыбы (окунь, сорожина, язь). Богатые рыбные запасы озера привлекали переселенцев. В 1880-е годы сюда переселились семейские с Чикоя. Так образовались селения Исток и Котокель. Переселенцы ловили рыбу, перекрывая реки Исток, Коточик и Турка, что привело к снижению количества нерестящейся в озере рыбы. В 1924 году в Котокеле было добыто всего около 12 тысяч пудов рыбы. В 1920-е годы зимой на озере ежедневно ловили рыбу около 1500 человек.

Примечания

Бассейн Байкала
Озёра Бурятии
Прибайкальский район