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08:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	09:00 - Jazz	10:00 - Shades of Art	12:02 - Spiritual DISCUSSIONS ON SYNOPTIC GOSPELS	14:00 - Patrological Readings	18:00 - Patrological Readings	19:00 - 20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	22:00 - Spiritual DISCUSSIONS ON SYNOPTIC GOSPELS	23:00 - Shades of Art	24:00 - Jazz
08:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	09:00 - Jazz	10:00 - World Classical Music	12:00 - Reflections	14:00 - Patrological Readings	18:00 - Patrological Readings	19:00 - Hour of Tales	20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	22:00 - World Classical Music	23:00 - Reflections	24:00 - Jazz
08:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	09:00 - Jazz	10:00 - Selected Literary Works	12:02 - Spiritual Discussions	14:00 - Patrological Readings	18:00 - Patrological Readings	19:00 - Hour of Tales	20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	22:00 - Spiritual Discussions	23:00 - Selected Literary Works	24:00 - Jazz
08:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	09:00 - Jazz	10:00 - Armenian Monasteries and Sanctuaries	14:00 - Patrological Readings	18:00 - Patrological Readings	19:00 - Hour of Tales	20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	22:00 - Armenian Monasteries and Sanctuaries	24:00 - Jazz
08:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	09:00 - Jazz	10:00 - Pearls of Music Theater	14:00 - Patrological Readings	18:00 - Patrological Readings	19:00 - Hour of Tales	20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	22:00 - Shades of Art	24:00 - Jazz
08:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	09:00 - Jazz	10:00 - Spiritual Discussions	11:00 - Voskeporik	12:00 - World Classical Music	13:00 - Selected Literary Works	14:00 - Patrological Readings	16:00 - Introduction to the Bible	17:00 - Armenian Monasteries and Sanctuaries	18:00 - Patrological Readings	19:00 - Hour of Tales	20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	22:00 - Voskeporik	24:00 - Jazz
08:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	09:00 - Jazz	10:00 - Spiritual DISCUSSIONS ON SYNOPTIC GOSPELS	11։00 - St. Liturgy	13:00 - Introduction to the Bible	14:00 - Patrological Readings	16:00 - Reflections	17:00 - Voskeporik	18:00 - Patrological Readings	19:00 - Hour of Tales	20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints	22:00 - Introduction to the Bible	24:00 - Jazz
14:00 - Patrological Readings, 18:00 - Patrological Readings, 19:00 - Hour of Tales, 20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints, 22:00 - Armenian Monasteries and Sanctuaries, 24:00 - Jazz, 14:00 - Patrological Readings, 18:00 - Patrological Readings, 19:00 - Hour of Tales, 20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints, 22:00 - Shades of Art, 24:00 - Jazz, 14:00 - Patrological Readings, 16:00 - Introduction to the Bible, 17:00 - Armenian Monasteries and Sanctuaries, 18:00 - Patrological Readings, 19:00 - Hour of Tales, 20:00 - Bible Readings and Lives of Saints, 22:00 - Voskeporik, 24:00 - Jazz,
Thursday 10:00, 22:00
Saturday 17:00
Armenian Monasteries and Sanctuaries
Monday 08:00, 20:00
Tuesday 08:00, 20:00
Wednesday 08:00, 20:00
Friday 08:00, 20:00
Saturday 08:00, 20:00
Sunday 08:00, 20:00
Bible Readings and Lives of Saints
Monday 19:00
Tuesday 19:00
Wednesday 19:00
Friday 19:00
Sunday 19:00
Hour of Tales
Pages of Armenian History
Patrological Readings
Pearls of Music Theater
Questions to the priest
Selected Literary Works
Shades of Art
Spiritual Discussions On Synoptic Gospels
Voskeporik
World Classical Music
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Amusing Stories from the Lives of Great People
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Book of Proverbs
Book of Sirach
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Catechism of Orthodox Faith
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20th-century and modern musical genres and trends connected with classical music. Classics of jazz and rock, groups and individuals, artists whose work is based on the synthesis of traditions and modernity. Music which is valuable thanks to its relation to national and world cultural heritage.
03 October	Beatles: Early period, pr. 2
The program focuses on the relation of the Beatles band's early activity to the works of separate representatives of rock'n'roll.
19 September	John Coltrane (Part II)
During the second program devoted to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane, the activity of the musician in 1960-1967 is presented.
12 September	John Coltrane (Part I)
The program is dedicated to the prominent representative of American jazz of 1950-1960s, saxophonist John Coltrane. The first part of the program presents the early period of the musician's activity - from the second half of 1940s till 1960.
05 September	Sympho-rock, part 2
During the second part of the program dedicated to the simfo-rock the main existing tendencies of the observed field in the years of 1990s and 2000s are discussed.
29 August	Sympho-rock, part 1
The more artistic stylish direction of the rock music - art rock or sympho-rock, is one of the main subbranches of progressive rock, which is characterized by its connection with traditions of classical music. During the first part of the program dedicated to the art rock, the overview of the works written for rock ensembles and symphonic orchestra in the period of 1967-1976 is made.
22 August	Vangelis (Part II)
The second part of the program dedicated to Vangelis presents the activities of the musician from the beginning of 1970s till our days.
14 August	Vangelis (Part I)
Jazz, rock, electronic music, folklore of various nations - as a result of the interpenetration of mentioned genres and style directions the composition of the Greek musician Vangelis (born 1943) has been shaped. Vangelis is a self-taught musician - composer, keyboards instruments player, whose music has remained an inseparable part of the world music culture more than four decades. The first part of the program presents the earlier period of the activity of the musician - beginning of 1960s till 1971.
08 August	Procol Harum. "Live in Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra"
The program is dedicated to the "Live in Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra" album of Procol Harum British rock band. It was released in 1972.
01 August	Kathleen Battle
Kathleen Battle (born in 1948) is one of the unique representatives of the art of vocal performance of the last quarter of the 20th century
and of the modern reality. Afro-American spirituals, jazz music and various nations' folk music samples have found their stable place in the repertoire of the singer, beside the opera arias of various time-periods and compositions of vocal-chamber genre of the 19-20th centuries. Right these spheres of professional activity of the singer are observed during the program.
25 July	John Paul Jones: Part 2
The second part of the program dedicated to John Paul Jones briefly introduces the activities of the musician in the Led Zeppelin Band as a keyboard instruments player, arranger and composer.
The program is dedicated to the rock musician John Paul Jones. The first part of the program presents the activities of John Paul Jones as a bass-guitarist of the Led Zeppelin Band.
11 July	Blues Rock - part 3.
The third part of the program dedicated to the blues-rock presents the final stage of the development of the genre.
04 July	Blues-Rock: part 2
The 2nd part of the program dedicated to the blues-rock observes the process of blues-rock development in the second half of 1960s.
27 June	Blues-Rock: Part 1
The program is dedicated to the genre of blues-rock. The 1st part of the program presents the history of blues-rock formation and its evolution process till the first half of 1960s.
20 June	Herbie Hancock (part 2)
The program is dedicated to the American jazz musician, pianist and composer Herbie Hancock.
06 June	Blackmore's Night (part 2)
The two parts of this episode are dedicated to the Blackmores Night British folk rock band.
30 May	Blackmore's Night (part 1)
23 May	Rock Opera, Part II
During the second part of the program dedicated to the genre of rock opera a brief mention is made of the rock operas "Jesus Christ Superstar, 1970" by Andrew Lloyd Webber and "The Wall'', 1979, by Pink Floyd rock band.
16 May	Rock opera (part 1)
The program touches upon the genre of rock opera. Some samples of the genre composed in the period of 1968-1973 are presented.
09 May	Art Tatum
The program is dedicated to Art Tatum – one of the greatest pianists of the jazz music.
02 May	Michael Kamen
Тhe program is dedicated to the American composer, arranger, conductor and music producer Michael Kamen.
25 April	The theme of the Armenian Genocide in rock music
The program is dedicated to the theme of the Armenian Genocide in the music of rock, in particular, in the songs of the Armenian band "Arakyalner" and the American alternative rock band "System of a Dawn".
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namespace ZeffMuTest;

use PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase;
use ZeffMu\App;

use Zend\Console\Console;
use Zend\EventManager\EventInterface;
use Zend\Http\Request;
use Zend\Mvc\MvcEvent;
use Zend\Stdlib\RequestInterface;
use Zend\Stdlib\ResponseInterface;

/**
 * Functional test demonstrating the features of a ZeffMu application
 *
 * @license MIT
 * @author  Marco Pivetta <ocramius@gmail.com>
 */
class AppFunctionalTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    public function testSimpleClosureController()
    {
        Console::overrideIsConsole(false);

        $app        = App::init();
        $test       = $this;
        $appRequest = new Request();

        $appRequest->setUri('http://localhost/test/blah');
        $app->getMvcEvent()->setRequest($appRequest);

        $app->route(
            '/test/:param1',
            function (array $params, RequestInterface $req, ResponseInterface $res)
            use ($test, $appRequest, &$response) {
                $test->assertArrayHasKey('param1', $params);
                $test->assertSame($appRequest, $req);

                $response = $res;

                return 'Hello world!';
            }
        );

        // overriding send response listener
        $app->getEventManager()->attach(
            MvcEvent::EVENT_FINISH,
            function (EventInterface $e) {
                $e->stopPropagation();
            },
            1000
        );

        $appResponse = $app->run();

        $this->assertSame($response, $appResponse);
        $this->assertSame('Hello world!', $appResponse->getContent());
    }
}

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Executor - Where the person who died left a Will then this will usually have appointed executors. The executors are legally liable to ensure proper distribution to the correct people.
Administrator - If there was no Will, then the Intestacy Rules apply and an Administrator is appointed by the court to apply those rules. The Administrator is usually a close blood relative of the person who died.
failed to provide adequate information to those due to benefit.
acted negligently in carrying out their duties.
have not invested the estate money appropriately.
have not acted independently as they have a conflict of interest because they are also due to benefit.
have over-charged, taking too much money from the Estate for their services, reducing what is left to be distributed to those due to benefit.
If you are due to benefit but are concerned that the people administering the estate are not acting in the estate's best interests then you should take legal advice quickly. If you feel errors are being made then it is easier to intervene before the inheritance is given to the wrong people.
If they have not acted in the best interests of the estate you may be able to apply to the court to have them removed.
Even if they have distributed the estate, it may not be too late to bring a claim if you have lost out financially. However it may be a more complicated claim against the Executor or Administrator responsible for causing your losses by their negligent administration and distribution.
Our specialist lawyers will aim to ensure that your inheritance is correctly distributed - so that you receive what is rightfully yours.
If you are an executor or administrator facing this type of legal action, you should also take legal advice – our specialist lawyers may be able to help you.
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Scala client for Amazon Kinesis with Apache Spark support.
For Apache Spark, reading from Kinesis is supported by Spark Streaming Kinesis Integration, but it does not support writing to Kinesis. This library makes possible to write Spark's RDD and Spark Streaming's DStream to Kinesis.
Add a following dependency into your build.sbt.
libraryDependencies += "jp.co.bizreach" %% "aws-kinesis-scala" % "0.0.10"
libraryDependencies += "jp.co.bizreach" %% "aws-kinesis-spark" % "0.0.10"
Create the AmazonKinesis at first.
Create the AmazonKinesisFirehose at first.
aws-kinesis-spark provides integration with Spark: for writing, methods that work on any RDD.
You can also write data to Kinesis from Spark Streaming with DStreams.


Our Progress • Photos and VideosFlash Back to November!
In November of last year, Scottie managed to give himself a very nasty cut on his hock, putting him on three weeks box rest. The vet originally thought he might have damaged a ligament, but thankfully, after a week it was decided it was just a case of where the cut was.
Scottie was allowed two 10 minute walks a day for the first week. And after this, he was allowed to be ridden as long as he stayed in walk, as too much movement in the joint would cause the wound to reopen. He was a complete angel for these three weeks and I recently found a video of him being turned out for the first time afterwards! So in true flash back style, enjoy Scottie's antics!


Hello! I'm Daniela, an ACE Certified Health Coach and NASM Certified Personal Trainer with a degree in Exercise and Sport Science. I have several years of experience in the fitness field, working with both healthy and chronically ill individuals. My personal journey with an autoimmune disease has inspired me to help others choose a better lifestyle. Through a whole foods diet, exercise, and healthy lifestyle choices, I have been able to take control of my autoimmune disease and thrive beyond my diagnosis. Read my story below!
Being active has always been a part of my life. I was a gymnast, I played basketball, I played on my high school soccer team. It was never difficult for me to find something active to do because I had a very competitive nature as a child.
But I was diagnosed with Lupus in 2008. At the time, I wasn't sure what this meant for me or even what Lupus was. I thought that finally having the diagnosis I could move forward. But this is really when things got real. A few months after my diagnosis, I was also diagnosis with Lupus nephritis. My immune system was attacking my kidneys. I was quickly set up for 6 months chemotherapy to suppress my immune system. After responding well to treatment, I was set up for a lifetime of steroids and medication. I was told I'd have a normal life as long as I took my medication.
For the most part, that was all true. I was lucky enough to be able to live a fairly normal life. I continued to play sports, went to prom, graduated high school, and went off to college. It was at college that a lot of things changed for me. I was no longer playing team sports and was no longer eating my mom's home cooked food. Moving away from home made me realize the need to take control of my health care. I began looking for other ways to be active and fell in love with fitness. Exercise became my enabler. It enabled me to feel better, feel empowered, and overcome a lot of the challenges that Lupus placed in my life. This is where Healing in Motion came into my life. I realized exercise was the best medicine for me and that it could help a lot of other people find relief from pain and constant fatigue.
But I was still eating like a typical college student. It wasn't until after college that I began paying better attention to what I was eating. And just like fitness, it was a game changer. I was beginning to notice that my "normal" life was not so normal anymore. After being on steroids for over 8 years, I could feel the toll it was taking on my body. I needed change.
I looked into the Autoimmune Paleo Protocol (AIP) and decided to give it a try for three months, as it typically recommended. I was on a mission to come off of my medication and allow my body to rest from the constant breakdown from steroids. During those first three months, I changed a lot about the way I ate. I already had a fairly healthy diet, but following AIP I had to cut out a lot of foods I didn't realize could lead to inflammation. Even after just two weeks, I could tell a difference in the way that I felt physically, my mood, and how I was sleeping. After three months, I finally said goodbye to prednisone and said hello to freedom.
In January of 2017 I began to reintroduce foods that I had cut out from AIP. Some were successful, some were not. But I learned a lot about my body and which foods cause inflammation and Lupus flare ups in my body. I still take medication for Lupus, but no longer deal with the awful effects of steroids on my body. With an individualized diet (everyone is different) and exercise (I do CrossFit!) I finally feel like I have my body back and thrive beyond my diagnosis.
Healing in Motion is both my passion and my career. I live Healing in Motion every single day. And the best part is that I get to help other women do the same. I have found that no matter who you are, we are all fighting some sort of battle. Whatever that may be for you, Healing in Motion was created to help you live the way you were created to live; to help you thrive within your circumstances. I believe God created us all with a purpose. For me, Healing in Motion is my purpose. It can help you find yours too.


What's in a name? This is the question underlying our investigation into ICA: how it came to be, what it means now, and how we might imagine it in the future.
"I've been really interested in thinking about internal measures of success for institutions and the satisfaction of coming to work and doing one's job and the collegiality and the social relationships that form in an institution."
"One of the most dramatic shifts in the art world in the last 20 years is that the centrality of New York is no longer taken as a given. It has opened a lot of space, I think, for other cities, other regions, to emerge."
"We are an institution. I think you can't escape it. We're all the elements of an institution, but can we be an innovative, new approach to an institution? That's what we're trying to figure out."
"One of the things I feel like I've learned from artists is that art is not necessarily in the problem-solving business. It is not always there to prove a point or resolve an injustice, but to complicate the terms or complicate what a 'problem' or a 'solution' might even consist of."
"People understand who you are based on what you do, not based on your mission statement. Your mission statement can be aspirational and can hold all those things."
"I see the institution as a muscle that gets its strength from the fantastic people working here. "
"How do you change the way an institution thinks? You change it through the way that individuals think."
"We haven't tried to cubbyhole ourselves, which has left us free to try and do things, whatever we felt was part of this larger mandate."
"What's interesting about AAA...is that while it has a scholarly side, it's also very focused on contemporary art and feels much more in dialogue with what's happening with artists."
"Being creative and making a difference at the level of the institution is rewarding and fun. We can make the institution we want to see. And the institution necessarily has to change as the situation changes."
"Kunsthalle Lissabon was simultaneously the result of a desire to create the working conditions that we could stand for, but it was also this reflection on the power of language when it tries to institute something."
"At a certain point, we started thinking, 'Okay, so do we produce relationships? What are these relationships we're producing and how is that something that is relevant, or how does that become visible?'"
"I like the idea of shifting the meaning of the word [institution] that everyone is taking for granted. What would happen if that is not a noun, if it's a verb? What could it mean to institute for contemporary art? Or to institute contemporary art?"


Development of an Ottawa-based Foreign Policy Network will help to bridge gaps, strengthen the foreign policy community in the national capital region, and include younger professionals in ongoing work.
This grant from IDRC will help the National Capital Branch of the Canadian International Council (CIC-NCB) create a formal network of people interested in foreign policy issues. Looking ahead to 2020 and shifts in power to emerging nations, the CIC-NCB plans to work with the development and security communities, various government departments and agencies with foreign affairs mandates, and interested private sector organizations to discuss these trends and what they mean for Canada.
Building on the experience of its predecessor, the Canadian Institute for International Affairs and taking advantage of its location in Canada's capital, CIC-NCB aims to close several gaps and build bridges within the Ottawa community. The efforts include inter-generational gatherings, research-to-policy discussions, and welcoming of security versus development perspectives. The grant also aims to help CIC-NCB improve its capacity to systematically learn from its activities.
Expected outcomes involve special efforts to engage students and younger professionals in research and discussions about Canada's role in a changing world, invitation-only seminars for senior public officials, a major conference, and a number of reports.


I have so much love for this place. If you are gluten intolerant/celiac and going to restaurants always puts you in an awkward and uncomfortable position, visit Restaurant Candide I was blown away by their level of professionalism when dealing with food allergies and sensitivites, they treated me and my family like close friends that finally came to visit. It was amazing from start to finish.
They cook only what grows locally, their dishes are creative and mouthwatering. We were in love with every single plate we got. <3 Seriously!
Photo is from the moment when we found it, it's in Griffintown, kinda across the street from NINI Meatballs but it took us like 20 minutes walking around the church to find it, thus the name, Candide. Go there!


he River Bend property was gorgeous. The inside was spacious and clean with bedrooms both upstairs and downstairs. The cabin looks out on a clear, quiet river. No neighbors to be seen. This is deep in the Northwoods, so phone service and Internet access is pretty much non-existent. There were two TVs with DVD players, but no television service otherwise. Neither of these were an issue for us since we took this trip to disconnect. Some other things that were available on the premises that made this trip even better: - bug spray (you'll need it) - coffee maker + filters - indoor fireplace with firewood - kayak, canoe, paddles, and life vests - board games and puzzles - a huge screened in area looking out on the river Would recommend this place for a few friends or a family!
Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear the television service and internet were not working for your stay. These issues have been resolved for future guests.
Spacious property with a beautiful grounds. Would definitely recommend canoeing at the river. Great for a trip with the family or a group of friends.


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John James Edens (June 30, 1840 – December 24, 1914) was an American politician in the state of Washington. He served in the Washington State Senate from 1889 to 1895.

References

Republican Party Washington (state) state senators
1840 births
1914 deaths
People from Marshall County, Kentucky
19th-century American politicians

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One of the most interesting things about creating art is that you will never be satisfied with what you make. You have to force yourself to say...that's enough. I struggle with art and design intertwined all the time. I am always trying to push myself further and further thinking that I can always make something better than what I just created. Here are a few of my failed attempts at getting to the next level.


Java SE and Java for Business fixes in this Update are cumulative; the latest Critical Patch Update includes all fixes from the previous Critical Patch Updates.
Risk matrix lists only security vulnerabilities that are newly fixed by the patches associated with this advisory. Risk matrices for previous security fixes can be found in previous Critical Patch Update advisories.
Several vulnerabilities addressed in this Critical Patch Update affect multiple products.
The following people or organizations reported security vulnerabilities addressed by this Critical Patch Update to Oracle: an Anonymous Reporter of TippingPoint's Zero Day Initiative; Berend-Jan Wever of Google; Chris Ries of Carnegie Mellon University; iDefense Security alias of iDefense; Intevydis via TippingPoint's Zero Day Initiative; Marc Schoenefeld of Red Hat; Marsh Ray of PhoneFactor; Matthias Kaiser (mka) via TippingPoint's Zero Day Initiative; Roberto Suggi Liverani of Security-Assessment.com; Shane Garrett of IBM X-Force; Stefano Di Paola of Minded Security; Stephen Fewer of Harmony Security via Tippingpoint; Steve Dispensa of PhoneFactor; Tavis Ormandy of Google; and Thomas Stehle.
For this Critical Patch Update, Oracle recognizes Stefano Di Paola of Minded Security for contributions to Oracle's Security-In-Depth program.
This Critical Patch Update contains 29 new security fixes for Oracle Java SE and Java for Business. 28 of these vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication, i.e., may be exploited over a network without the need for a username and password.
CVSS scores below assume that a user running a Java applet or Java Web Start application has administrator privileges (typical on Windows). Where the user does not run with administrator privileges (typical on Solaris and Linux), the corresponding CVSS impact scores for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability are "Partial+" instead of "Complete", and the corresponding CVSS Base scores are 7.5, 6.8, and 5.1 instead of 10, 9.3, and 7.6 respectively.
My Oracle Support Note 360870.1 explains the impact of Java security vulnerabilities on Oracle products that include a JDK.
May be vulnerable through untrusted Java Web Start applications and Java applets. May also be vulnerable, although highly unlikely, through processing untrusted data using APIs in the specified Component without using Java Web Start applications and Java applets.
May be vulnerable only through untrusted Java Web Start applications and Java applets.
Notes 1. and 2. are not applicable. See TLS Renegotiation Issue README.
Notes 1. and 2. are not applicable. See MIT krb5 Security Advisory 2010-005.


Zionez.com - This great name is for sale on Brandroot!
A respectful and spiritual name based on "Zion," the hill of Jerusalem on which the city of David was built. Perfect for a company with clear spiritual principles.


Paper Fold is a design agency. They provide creative services, such as print-making, branding and final art.
They are a small, distinctive group, with hand picked specialist team members.
And they love to recycle!
As their motto ''Fold It Up!' suggests, Paper Fold is not your main stream agency. They love to hand craft papers, fold, cut, rumple and crumple the material they are working on. They love to recycle unused paper, and hand craft new stationary items, such as paper planes.
First plane shape and paper colors.
Alternative Movie Posters . "Minimal Re-Makes"


Does your application need to connect to a server and download data to keep its content fresh? Does the data come in at random times, as opposed to on a schedule (such as a once-a-day news article download)? Are you considering implementing a polling mechanism so that your Android application can routinely check your application server for new content? If this is the case, you might want to look into the Google Cloud Messaging for Android (usually referred to as GCM) service instead, because it can save you a lot of work and results in more efficient use of the user's device resources. In this chapter, we talk about this Google-provided third-party service, which is available to Android developers.


Play the game right and stay positive with this crop top! It has a strapless neckline, contrasting athletic stripes down the side, and a slim fit. Top is composed of a soft french terry fabric that offers plenty of stretch. Pair crop top with matching pants to complete your athletic lounge look!


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Nigel Copsey (* 1967 in Ferryhill) ist ein britischer Historiker und Politikwissenschaftler. Er hat eine Professur an der Middlesbrougher Teesside University inne. In seiner Forschungsarbeit beschäftigt er sich vor allem mit der Geschichte des Faschismus und dem Rechtsextremismus im Vereinigten Königreich.

Leben und Werk
Copsey wurde 1967 in Ferryhill im County Durham geboren. Er erlangte seinen Ph.D. 1995 an der University of Portsmouth mit einer Arbeit zum zeitgenössischen Rechtsextremismus in Frankreich und Großbritannien.

2000 erschien sein erstes Buch, Anti-Fascism in Britain, eine Monographie über die Geschichte des Antifaschismus im Vereinigten Königreich. Sein zweites Buch, Contemporary British Fascism: the British National Party and the Quest for Legitimacy aus dem Jahr 2004 beschäftigte sich mit dem Aufstieg der British National Party und ihrer Ideologie. Daneben fungierte er als Mitherausgeber mehrerer Sammelbände zu den Bereichen Faschismus und Antifaschismus. Copsey ist Mitglied der Royal Historical Society.

Publikationen
 Anti-Fascism in Britain. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke 2000. ISBN 978-0-312-22765-4.
 Contemporary British fascism: the British National Party and the Quest for Legitimacy. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke 2004. ISBN 978-0-230-57437-3.
 British Fascism, the Labour Movement and the State. Palgrave Macmilla, Basingstoke 2005. ISBN 978-1-4039-3916-6. (Als Herausgeber, zusammen mit David Renton)
 Varieties of Anti-Fascism: Britain in the Inter-War Period. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke 2010. ISBN 978-0-230-00648-5. (Als Herausgeber, zusammen mit Andrzej Olechnowicz)
 British National Party: Contemporary Perspectives. Routledge, 2011. ISBN 978-0-415-48384-1. (Als Herausgeber, zusammen mit Graham D. Macklin)

Weblinks
  On research: Professor Nigel Copsey. Teesside University, www.tees.ac.uk, 2011.
  Institute of Design, Culture and Arts – Members. Teesside University, www.tees.ac.uk, 2011.

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Hochschullehrer (Middlesbrough)
Faschismusforscher
Geboren 1967
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Seafish leads the way in seafood education
Article Date: 2013-04-23
Seafish (the UK authority on seafood) has launched a new schools' programme, the first of its kind, to reinforce its work to educate children on the benefits of eating seafood and address the lack of a formal framework for nutrition education within schools.
Seafish is working with a range of seafood industry partners, such as Young^s Seafood to pilot the project throughout the important seafood community of North Lincolnshire, before rolling it out to the rest of the UK later in the year.
The initiative has been designed to encourage early years (3-5) children to discover more about seafood and encourage them embrace fish and shellfish as part of a healthy, balanced diet. Thirty-five schools throughout North Lincolnshire have already signed up to the programme, reaching approximately 2970 pupils.
Schools and local groups who participate in the trials will be issued with resources, information and activities that they will need to deliver the programme in a fun and engaging way. Industry partners will work with schools and groups local to them to enhance learning through visits, expert advice and practical, hands-on, hosted activities.
Speaking on the launch of the project Karen Galloway, Head of Marketing said:
"As more and more research highlights that many of us are not getting enough seafood and the right amount of essential nutrients it provides, it is absolutely vital that children and young people understand the importance of seafood as part of a healthy balanced diet. By delivering initiatives like this we hope to do just that.
"We have designed this programme to ensure that children have memorable experience with information they can share with their family, so they can all enjoy delicious and healthy seafood dishes as part of a balanced diet."
Duncan Lucas, a seafood specialist from Young's Seafood. who led the seafood lesson at Welholme Primary said: "As an ambassador within our industry it was a pleasure to be involved in this school initiative run by Seafish. The children of today are not only eating fish today but also they are our consumers of the future and so encouraging them with interactive seafood sessions is developing our future seafood connoisseur within the retail market.
"It was a great experience to see the children interested in fish and making a lovely fish pie to take home. The key message was healthy eating supported by eating fish twice a week and it was encouraging to see the children explain this to the teachers and press after the event.
"It's critical for the seafood industry going forward that we market the health values of seafood, oily fish and vitamins, encouraging consumers to eat seafood at least twice a week."
When asked how he enjoyed his first seafood lesson Ethan Gale (age 6), a Year 1 pupil at Welholme Primary said: "It was fun. We made fish pie! I will tell my mum how to make it. She is is a dinner lady in the school."
Kathy Cook, Year 1 teacher at Welholme Primary School said: "The children have had a great time today – who knew learning about fish could be so fun? I think they will all be telling their parents about it tonight."
"It is important that children learn about nutrition at an early age, so that they can build good eating habits for the future and get the food they need to give them the best start in life. Until now, there really hasn't been much guidance for schools on this front, so it is fantastic for me too to learn from all the seafood experts that Seafish has introduced us to."
In addition to this new project and the information, tips and recipes they publish via the FishistheDish website (www.fishisthedish.co.uk), Seafish is delivering a number of fun and engaging educational initiatives for family members of all ages. This includes the Healthy Happy Hearts programme, which highlights the importance of the Omega-3 fatty acids for good heart health, and support for the British Nutrition Foundation's (BNF) Healthy Eating Week (3 to 7 June 2013).
Seafish has also been working with BNF to increase the seafood presence on their teaching website. As part of this activity, the BNF featured a seafood poster on their website and in their Education Bulletin for March – this reached over 7,000 teachers. It was also as a key part of their conference materials in 2013.
To learn more about the health benefits of seafood, how to make informed seafood choices,and how to prepare delicious seafood dishes, visit www.fishisthedish.co.uk
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Betty was born August 7th, 1953 in Conway, SC to Charlie James Sellers and Thelma Wallace Sellers. She was married to Billy Wayne Elliott and had six children and 14 grandchildren.
Betty is survived by her husband, Bill; their children, Becky Caudell (Kelly), Brunson Johnson (Kristi), Billy Wayne Elliott II (Brandi), Jackie Elliott, Jennifer Tarlton (Tory) and Christina Inglett (Jerry); her grandchildren; her siblings, Henry Sellers and Linda Sellers.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Charlie "James" and Thelma Sellers; and her brother, Charlie Wayne Sellers.
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