text:
Die American-Football-Europameisterschaft 2018 war die 14. Austragung dieses Turniers. Sie wurde als Turnier mit mehreren Qualifikationsrunden ausgetragen. Die teilnehmenden Nationalmannschaften steigen gemäß ihrem Abschneiden bei der letzten Europameisterschaft zu verschiedenen Zeitpunkten in das Turnier ein. Dieser Modus war eine Abänderung des bisherigen Austragungsmodus und trägt dem deutlichen Zuwachs des Teilnehmerfeldes Rechnung.

Modus
Am Europameisterschaftsturnier nahmen sechs Teams teil. Die vier besten Teams der Europameisterschaft 2014 waren hierfür bereits qualifiziert. Für die verbleibenden beiden Plätze traten insgesamt 16 Mannschaften in verschiedenen Qualifikationsphasen an.

Die erste Qualifikationsphase fand 2015 in Form von einfachen Playoff-Spielen statt. Von den zwölf Mannschaften, die antraten, waren sechs bereits Teilnehmer eines der Turniere der letzten Europameisterschaft. Diese sechs Teams traten jeweils als gesetztes Team mit Heimrecht gegen ein ungesetztes Team an. Die Sieger qualifizierten sich für eines der beiden Turniere, die 2016 ausgetragen wurden. Ausrichter und bereits qualifiziert für diese Turniere waren das zweit- und drittplatzierte Team der Spielklasse B der letzten Europameisterschaft. Bei beiden Turnieren, die parallel ausgetragen wurden, ermittelten vier Teams im Playoff-Modus einen Sieger. Diese beiden Sieger traten 2017 in jeweils einem Playoff-Spiel gegen den Fünft- und Sechstplatzierten der Europameisterschaft 2014 an. Dabei hatten die beiden Teilnehmer der Endrunde 2014 Heimrecht. Die Gewinner aus diesen Begegnungen nahmen an der Europameisterschaft 2018 teil.

Qualifikation
Die Terminologie bezüglich der Qualifikationsrunden änderte sich im Laufe des Wettbewerbs. Zunächst galt die in Form von Rundenturnieren angesetzte zweite Qualifikationsrunde als Europameisterschaft der Gruppe B. Die Qualifikationsrunden der Jahre 2015 und 2017 waren entsprechend die Qualifikationen für A- und B-EM.

Erste Runde

Bis auf eine Ausnahme setzten sich in allen diesen Spielen die Favoriten durch, die seitens der European Federation of American Football (EFAF) "gesetzt" waren und somit Heimrecht genossen. Die vermeintlich schwächeren Teams wurden ihnen zugelost und hatten mit der Ausnahme von Israel – dessen erstes Länderspiel dieses Qualifikationsspiel gegen Spanien war – letztlich das Nachsehen. Die Sieger qualifizierten sich somit jeweils für die nächste Runde, die in jeweils zwei Turnieren mit ebenfalls gesetzten und aufgrund vergangener Leistungen bereits qualifizierten Gastgebern die Teilnehmer an der letzten Qualifikationsrunde ausspielen.

Zweite Runde

Turnier in Italien
Am Qualifikationsturnier in Lignano Sabbiadoro (Italien) nahmen neben den gesetzten Gastgebern noch Serbien, die Schweiz und Israel teil.

Turnier in Großbritannien
Am Turnier der Spielklasse B in Großbritannien nahmen neben den gesetzten Gastgebern noch Tschechien, die Niederlande und Russland teil.

Dritte Runde
Die dritte und letzte Qualifikationsrunde sollte im Jahr 2017 ausgetragen werden. Die beiden Gewinner der Turniere aus dem Jahr 2016, Italien und Großbritannien, sollten in Play-off-Spielen gegen Schweden und Dänemark antreten, welche aufgrund der Teilnahme an der Endrunde 2014 bereits für diese Runde der Qualifikation gesetzt waren. Die Play-offs wurde jedoch nie ausgetragen, stattdessen wechselten Ort und Teilnehmerfeld aufgrund eines Machtkampfes im Weltverband.

IFAF-Machtkampf
Ende 2017 wurde, nachdem die dritte Qualifikationsrunde ausgefallen war, vom AFVD die Teilnahme Italiens an der Endrunde verkündet. Die bereits qualifizierten Finnen sowie die anderen noch in der Qualifikation befindlichen Teams gehörten nicht zum Starterfeld. Eine Nennung von Gründen erfolgte nicht. Anfang des Jahres 2018 wurde bekannt, dass die Europameisterschaft auf unbestimmte Zeit verschoben werden sollte. Der AFVD führte dabei organisatorische Gründe an, ohne diese näher zu benennen.

Im März 2018 wurden dann Pläne zu einer Europameisterschaft in Finnland bekannt. Das Teilnehmerfeld bestand nun wieder aus sechs Teams. Neben Italien gehörte auch der amtierende Europameister Deutschland, der durch seinen Titel bereits qualifiziert war, nicht mehr zum Starterfeld. Dagegen waren die noch in der Qualifikation befindlichen Teams Schweden, Dänemark und Großbritannien sowie Gastgeber Finnland dabei. Auch in diesem Fall wurde die Auswahl des Teilnehmerfeldes nicht begründet. Der Italienische Verband verfasste daraufhin eine Protestnote, in der sie ihre Teilnahme einforderten.

Während die ursprünglichen EM-Pläne in Deutschland von der sogenannten IFAF Paris unterstützt wurden, stammen die aktuellen Pläne des Turniers in Finnland aus den Reihen der IFAF New York. Beide Organisationen geben an, der rechtmäßige Weltverband zu sein.

Endrunde

Teilnehmer
Bereits qualifiziert für die Endrunde in Deutschland waren die vier bestplatzierten Mannschaften der letzten Austragung der Europameisterschaft: Deutschland, Österreich, Frankreich und Finnland. Zwei weitere Teilnehmer sollten durch eine Qualifikationsphase ermittelt werden. Im Juni 2017 gab der AFVD auf seiner Homepage bekannt, dass neben Deutschland, Österreich und Frankreich nun lediglich Italien, das sich angeblich in einer Qualifikation gegen 15 andere Teams durchgesetzt habe, teilnimmt. Statt der ursprünglich geplanten sechs Teams, wurde das Teilnehmerfeld auf vier Teams reduziert. Mit der Ausrichtung des Turniers durch die IFAF New York rückten Finnland, Schweden, Dänemark und Großbritannien für Deutschland und Italien ins Teilnehmerfeld.

Spielort
Zunächst war Deutschland Ausrichter und es sollte in mehreren Städten gespielt werden. Am 20. Juli 2016 gab der AFVD via Facebook bekannt, dass entgegen vorheriger Angaben alle Spiele in Berlin im Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark ausgetragen werden sollen. Im Juli 2017 wurde dann als Spielort die Commerzbank Arena in Frankfurt bekannt gegeben.

Ab 20. November 2017 suspendierte die Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF) die International Federation of American Football (IFAF) wegen ausstehender Zahlungen für den Anti-Doping-Service in Höhe von 34.877 Euro. Grund für das Ausbleiben der Zahlungen war, dass der ehemalige IFAF-Präsident Tommy Wiking die Vereinbarung am 20. April 2016 abschloss, obwohl er am 30. April 2015 sein Amt bereits niedergelegt hatte. Der Internationale Sportsgerichtshof (CAS) erklärte in einem Urteil vom 28. September 2017, dass alle Verträge von Wiking nach dem 30. April 2015 ungültig seien. Da die Zuständigkeit in der IFAF aber unklar war, wurde die Zahlung nicht durchgeführt und infolgedessen kam es zur Suspendierung. Frankreich, Italien und Österreich sagten daraufhin ihre Teilnahme ab und die EM wurde sowohl von der IFAF Europe und dem lokalen Organisationskomitee auf unbestimmte Zeit verschoben, für 2018 jedoch abgesagt.

Das daraufhin von der IFAF New York veranstaltete Turnier fand in Vantaa, Finnland statt.

Gruppenphase

Gruppe A

Gruppe B

Platzierungsspiele

Weblinks
 Offizielle Seite zur Europameisterschaft 2018 (finnisch/englisch)
 Offizielle Seite zur ersten Qualifikationsrunde (englisch)
 Offizielle Seite der Qualifikationsturniere 2016 (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

2018
Europameisterschaft 2018 (1. Qualifikationsrunde)
Europameisterschaft 2018 (2. Qualifikationsrunde)
Europameisterschaft 2018 (3. Qualifikationsrunde)
Abgesagte Sportveranstaltung


Coal-reliant communities come in many forms — a region needn't have a shuttered mine to fit the definition. Waning reliance on coal-fired power generation is also taking a toll in regions where plant shutdowns strike a blow to the economy. While largely an Appalachian issue, the decline of coal can also adversely impact related industries in regions from New Mexico to Michigan's lakeshores.
The Innovation Challenge Workshop for Coal-Reliant Communities, held in Charleston (Kanawha County), W.Va. Nov. 18–20, made that abundantly clear. It also illuminated strategies that have worked in communities which have lost other types of industries and jobs, and how they charted a course to economic recovery.
Third in a series of three, the Charleston workshop — like the others in Pikesville, Ky. and Grand Junction, Colo. earlier this year — was organized by NACo, the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) Research Foundation and the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA). Participating teams included county elected officials and staff, local and regional economic development professionals, and private sector representatives.
Taylor Stuckert, executive director of the Clinton County Regional Planning Commission in Ohio, shared his region's recovery experience, not from coal gone bust, but from the economically devastating closure of a DHL shipping facility in 2008 and the loss of almost 10,000 jobs. It was a disaster as real as any ice storm or tornado, he said.
"We were very intoxicated on this facility, on this employer. So for many years we lacked an identity or a vision for the future," he said.
In 2008, he and a friend cofounded Energize Clinton County with an eye toward "re-localizing" rural communities using community-based solutions. Seven years on, its initiatives have focused on a buy-local movement, environmental sustainability and developing young leaders.
Common themes echoed by presenters throughout the three-day workshop were transition planning for economic recovery, the value of public-private-nonprofit partnerships, the need for broadband expansion and how to use data effectively.
Brian Kelsey, economic development consultant for NADO, led a session on using data to develop and visualize economic diversification strategies, free access to which has exploded in recent years.
For the home team from Kanawha County, the challenge they face includes an idled coal-burning power plant, which cost the county 100 jobs. Related industries are also suffering; one of the county's biggest trucking companies went bankrupt. The county is the second largest coal producer in the state.
A team led by the West Michigan Shoreline Regional Development Commission has a similar problem that could affect a regional port in Muskegon County. A decrease in coal shipments, due to a closed power plant, threatens a drop in tonnage below the Army Corps of Engineers' threshold for dredging shipping channels.
Participants from Virginia's New River Valley region, including Giles County — another power plant closing victim — are exploring an adaptive reuse of the facility. The region is also capitalizing on being an outdoor recreation destination; 50 miles of the Appalachian Trail runs through the county.
Doug Lynott of EDA touted the availability of grants from the Obama Administration's POWER (Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization) Initiative. He manages the program that makes planning and implementation grants to aid communities adversely affected by changes in the coal industry and power sector.
The Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Economic Development District, whose team attended the workshop, was recently awarded $327,300 for a study in the Four Corners region (where Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado meet) to study the impacts of the coal industry in and around the San Juan Basin, and assess opportunities and barriers to regional economic diversification. Cibola, McKinley and San Juan counties are members of the district.
Participants learned about economic diversification and community leadership strategies through presentations and small-group breakout sessions on topics such as entrepreneurship, cultivating arts and cultural assets, and workforce development tools. Between sessions, teams outlined their short-term goals and how to achieve them in the next 100 days — which they shared with other participants on the final day — known as their Implementation Roadmaps.
One early assessment of the workshop was positive. Bruce Riffle, a West Virginia Development Authority Board member from Mason County, left Charleston energized. A power plant and related coal mine closed in his county.


Erection of a steel portal with pitched roof.
Erection of a building for self-contained accommodation.
Erection of a garage, carport and workshop with office over garage and conversion of a barn to additional accommodation following demolition of existing garage, calf shed and side shed.
Remove 1 x small false Cypress located at the left front of the property and dismantle 1 x large false Cypress located at the rear of the house. 1 x Beech - thin crown by approximately 15% and prune as detailed in notification.


Toronto, Ontario, January 23, 2018 – Move over polluters, the Toyota Mirai, one of the world's first mass-produced hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, has surpassed 3,000 sales in California. Having reached this new milestone, Mirai make up more than 80% of all hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in the United States.
The Toyota Mirai, a four-door, mid-size sedan, is a zero-emission hydrogen vehicle with an EPA estimated driving range rating of 502 kilometres and 28 km/L city/highway/combined. Its performance fully competes with traditional internal combustion engines – but uses no gasoline. With a refueling time of approximately five minutes, the Mirai creates electricity using hydrogen, oxygen and a fuel cell, and emits nothing but water vapor in the process.
Toyota continues its work to build a hydrogen society and remains committed to supporting the development of a hydrogen refueling network. Thirty-one retail hydrogen stations are now open for business in California, with an additional twelve stations projected to open in California in 2018. Toyota continues to partner with FirstElement Fuels and Shell to support the creation of a broad network of hydrogen infrastructure in California. Toyota is also collaborating with Air Liquide, a producer of industrial gases, to set up a network of 12 hydrogen fueling stations stretching from New York to Boston, with the first station expected to launch in Boston later this year.
In addition, Toyota is building a new Tri-Gen facility at the Port of Long Beach that will use bio-waste sourced from California's agricultural industry to generate water, electricity and hydrogen. The hydrogen will fuel all Toyota fuel cell vehicles moving through the Port, including new deliveries of the Mirai sedan and Toyota's Heavy Duty hydrogen fuel cell class 8 truck, known as Project Portal. Looking ahead, Toyota has also established a range of partnerships with both private and public entities as well as academic institutions to further accelerate its vision of a hydrogen based future.
Toyota Canada Inc. (TCI) is the exclusive Canadian distributor of Toyota and Lexus vehicles. Toyota has sold over 5 million vehicles in Canada through a national network of 287 Toyota and Lexus dealerships. Toyota is dedicated to bringing safety, quality, dependability and reliability in the vehicles Canadians drive and the service they receive. TCI's head office is located in Toronto, with regional offices in Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, and Halifax and parts distribution centres in Toronto and Vancouver. Toyota manufactures vehicles at two sites in Canada. Having produced more than seven million vehicles, popular Canadian models built at these facilities include Toyota RAV4, Toyota Corolla, Lexus RX 350 and RX 450h hybrid.


text:
from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.db import migrations, models

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('financial', '0004_auto_20170717_1642'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.AlterField(
            model_name='expenseitem',
            name='submissionDate',
            field=models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True, verbose_name='Submission date'),
        ),
        migrations.AlterField(
            model_name='revenueitem',
            name='submissionDate',
            field=models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True, verbose_name='Submission date'),
        ),
    ]

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Celebrate the land of the free and home of the brave in Cabarrus County! These Independence Day festivities offer fun for the whole family.
Charlotte Motor Speedway is America's Home for Racing! Celebrating its 25th Anniversary in 2018, this grassroots racing series includes thrilling Legends and Bandolero races under the lights on the Speedway's frontstretch quarter-mile oval. The fun continues in Round Five with an autograph session and spectacular Fourth of July fireworks show. Then, make plans to return throughout the summer for school bus races, ROVAL tests and more. #LetsBoRacing!
Now in its 21st year, this classic July Fourth Celebration began in the late 90s as way to honor and celebrate our military and their families. Holding to the same tradition, the festival has grown to be one of the most well-attended July Fourth festivals in the region. This free two-day event will feature live entertainment, amusements, two nights of fireworks, food and more. Don't forget to bring your lawn chairs or picnic blanket, then grab the perfect grassy spot for the parade through town.
In the hometown of NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr., the Kannapolis Intimidators will celebrate the Fourth of July with the season's biggest and best fireworks show yet! Wear your patriotic apparel to the baseball game on Wednesday, and come back for more MILB action all holiday weekend long. The Intimidators will take on the Hickory Crawdads on July 4-6 and play the Lakewood BlueClaws on July 7-9.
How are you celebrating the Fourth of July in Cabarrus County? Tag @VisitCabarrus in your posts on social media for a chance to be featured on VisitCabarrus.com!


Backed by the team of experienced professionals, we are providing Monkey Hoist that is useful to carry brick, sand and cements from one site to another site & can raise the material up to 300 feet height & can carry load capacity of 150 to 500 kg. In order to fulfill the wide needs of clients', we provide this range in several specifications. Our offered monkey hoist is valued for its high strength, precise design, functional accuracy, easy operation & high load bearing ability.


Concrete Reinforcement Geogrid Excels in Calgary Project - Titan Environmental Containment Ltd.
A high-strength polymer geogrid product, TITAN ConForce Grid, was specified. This unique product had been engineered to reinforce concrete pathways. In Calgary, the geogrid solution offered numerous benefits. It was lighter than conventional steel rebar while delivering higher tensile, flexural, and shear strength. This enabled the solution to offer better reinforcement and control of surface shrinkage cracking than conventional rebar.
Click here for the full article on Geosynthetica.


Dating is where two people who are attracted to each other spend time collectively to see if they also can stand to be round each other most of the time, if this is successful they develop a relationship, though generally a relationship develops anyhow if the individuals cannot discover anybody else so far them, or are very lonely or one person is barely attracted to the other and pretends to be in love with the second unfortunate person who has the misunderstanding that they have found love. Though Britons are familiar with the term dating, the rituals surrounding courtship are considerably completely different from those generally found in North America Author Kira Cochrane advises daters to "get out there and meet individuals" whereas noting a trend of non permanent suspension of marriage till an individual reaches his or her thirties.
There's been a whole lot of online noise concerning the perils of dating in Seattle: An outsized variety of tech bros have flopped into the dating pool like salmon swimming upstream in spawning season, whereas the I work at Amazon" taglines pop up epidemic-like in dating app bios.
Tidak hanya itu di ION On line casino member akan merasa layaknya seperti sedang berada di dalam kasino yang sebenarnya. SECO doesn't link on to distributors, but you'll be able to go to the Texas Renewable Vitality Business Association website and choose the Search Our Members tab.
In this new report, scientists used a Google-impressed algorithm to know the needs of people eager to match up. They analysed messaging and demographic patterns amongst heterosexual customers in New York, Boston, Chicago and Seattle. Start close making a slant of key phrases coordinated to your small business.
If your business operates domestically, it's value to acquisition cut price a bailiwick preferably of county realm ending in. Eng – instance – I bought the realm consumer – the primary adjectival phrase (Heating BiaÅ'ystok) during which the positions folio is included in the domain.


Presents drawings and drawing-related works by three young women artists from three European countries: by Nelleke Beltjens (°1974, the Netherlands), Hedwig Brouckaert (°1973, Belgium) and Jorinde Voigt (°1977, Germany). Peter Lodermeyer (Bonn, Germany) is curator of the exhibition.
The work of Hedwig Brouckaert was realized thanks to the support of FLACC Genk, Workplace for Visual Artists and a grant of the Flemish Government.


In the face of mounting radicalisation and terrorism in Pakistan and beyond, the media along with the military and the government can effectively indoctrinate de-radicalisation among the masses.
The famous "CNN effect" explains the significance of the media's influence on a state's policies particularly in conflict prevention and egalitarian interventions. As Colin Powell once observed, "Live television coverage doesn't change the policy, but it does create the environment in which the policy is made. The media therefore can play a pivotal role in the process of de-radicalisation by broadcasting positive notions as news help build the perception of viewers.
Americans, according to Noam Chomsky, have split the world between 'them' and 'us'; "once 'they' were Communists, these days 'they' are Islamic fundamentalists", a radical activity by an American is strategically termed a mass shooting, gang violence, a lone shooter, etc, but any radical activity by a Muslim is simply termed a terrorist activity. Due to this narrative not only indigenous American Muslims but Muslims throughout the world are facing racism, hatred and even violence. So, it is the media's responsibility to develop a counter-narrative that terrorism has no faith, religion or boundaries, tagging it with religion can only worsen the situation by making war on terror inevitable.
The work of media acts as a foundation for political awareness: a journalist being true to his or her profession can hold public servants accountable for their actions by compelling them to remain honest with the authorities. But nothing is worse than politicised journalism as Edward Bulwer-Lytton said: "The pen is mightier than the sword". Sometimes ignorance serves as a useful policy to discourage radical activity. For instance, the protest in Faizabad was avoidable. There are proper ways and designated places to record a protest and the media via its coverage actually ended up indirectly sponsoring such activities. Waiting for the ripe moment to broadcast news is pivotal. A chaotic situation emerged only after live coverage was given to the Lal Masjid affair. Almost every news channel was airing news prematurely and helping spread disorientation and misperception about the situation. Similarly, the insurgency in Swat was sparked by a radio programme that radicalised the common citizen there. If anything this shows how impactful the media is in radicalising the masses and conversely de-radicalising them. Therefore, the state's established media protocol needs enforcement, particularly, constant monitoring of mass media activities and prohibition of live media coverage from crime scenes to avoid unnecessary perplexity, for the sake of security at the domestic level.
In today's world the media is a "mirror of society" as it defines the cultural and normative dynamics, this medium leaves a lasting impact on the intellect of viewers to think and rethink about the issues being showcased and society eventually reflects on them. We can see the trends of our entertainment/morning shows; we have wholeheartedly endorsed Hindu customs while living together for decades and are now confusing customs with culture. As Stephen M Croucher in the article "Religion, culture, and communication" explains, religion is the essential layer of culture, and Pakistan's media devotedly reflect on religion just in the month of Ramazan, whereas the true teachings of Islam needs to be observed throughout the year in order to discourage the culture of violence.
As the media plays a vital role in defining societal norms, therefore, entertainment media should display morally and ethically correct notions that inculcate moderation, respect, discipline, tolerance and discourage extremism, bigotry, racism, and impatience. To induce respectful values in society, it is crucial to discourage women's characterisation and objectification in mass media and also young girls should be treated like children, not as a source of amusement. Online shaming and cybercrimes are another form of violence that require attention. Nighat Dad's Digital Rights Foundation is working for digital rights and freedom of expression, however, awareness about cyber rights and responsibilities at the state level is vital to make technology safer.
I believe it's about time the media seriously followed the state's established protocol, bills, and preventive measures, as the National Action Plan (NAP) emphasised the positive role of media and literature in promoting an enlightened approach. However, only the media can make itself accountable, broadcasting the ramification of sharing ill-facts, fake news, and tailor-made information is essential for the awareness of the soft power media possesses and the magnitude of its mistakes being a source of unintentional radicalisation. Pakistan is a culturally diverse and territorially mesmerising place that needs projection, so we need to establish our own identity by rejecting the lead of foreign media.
It is true that freedom of speech is the backbone of democracy, thus the president of Pakistan wants the media to highlight government initiatives and development projects to spread hope and encourage optimism among the masses. It is undeniable that the media is a massive and rapid source of education as it spreads to the length and breadth of the state mostly in the form of television, radio, newspaper and magazines. The masses tend to rely on media documentaries and films, thus placing a great responsibility upon the media for conveying well-researched and unbiased dimensions of any subject.
Therefore, with such wide access and influence, the media is uniquely placed to promote tolerance, acceptance and an all-inclusive approach for peaceful societies. Also, there is an urgent need to abolish the superfluous divide between gender, caste and creed and most importantly between the government and the nation. Pakistan is full of talent and just a little push along the right path can bring robust and progressive changes. Through constructive criticism, critical thinking and a people-centric approach, the media can guarantee such a change.


text:
Q: .htaccess redirect to subdirectory without changing url I have the site
www.site.com
I would like the root directory to read from the /en subdirectory
WITHOUT changing the url to
www.site.com/en on the address bar

A: Putting this in the .htaccess file in your root directory should do the trick, assuming of course mod_rewrite is installed and enabled, and AllowOverride All is set in the VirtualHost of the conf file. It won't change the address bar.
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ en/$1 [L, NC, QSA]

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
HollywoodNews.com > D.C
Tag Archives: D.C
Mark-Paul Gosselaar has married fiance
Mon, Jul 30 2012
Also tagged: Awards Movies News Award, breaking news, california, Catriona McGinn, Entertainment news, Entertainment/Culture, Hollywood, Hollywood Los Angeles California, hollywood news, Human Interest, Indo people, Italy, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, News Hollywood Awards, Online social networking, Santa Ynez California, Sunstone winery, twitter, Twitter Inc, Us Weekly, Web 2.0
HollywoodNews.com: Mark-Paul Gosselaar is officially a married man as he has wed his fiance of about one year. Gosselaar and Catriona McGinn reportedly wed this weekend in the Santa Ynez, California area, states RadarOnline. It is reported that they married at Sunstone winery. The two will allegedly now be heading[...]
'The Real Housewives of D.C.' promise to explore the nexus of politics
Also tagged: 2nd millennium, active political fund raiser, Advocate, Alexandra, Alexandria, America, America's Polo Cup, Andy Cohen, Arthur Godfrey, Beltway, Bravo, breaking news, Brit Catherine Ommanney, Catherine Ommanney, D.C.'s America's Polo Cup, Ebong, Entertainment news, founder, Harvard, Hollywood, hollywood news, Housewife, interior designer and a writer, Jacob, Jade, Jason, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Lolly, London, Lynda Erkiletian, Mary Schmidt Amons, Matt, media attention, Meghan, michaele salahi, Mississippi, Oasis Winery, photographer, Political geography, real estate practice, Rich, Ruby, Ryan, Senior Vice President Original Programming and Development Bravo, Stacie Scott Turner, T.H.E Artist Agency, Tareq, team captain, Television in the United States, the Polo Cup, The Real Housewives of..., United States, Virginia, Washington, Washington D.C., white house
HollywoodNews.com: Bravo's "The Real Housewives" franchise presents a slice of life amongst affluent, educated women, some raising kids, some driving careers, all interacting with friends and family as determined by the unwritten social rules of the Beltway. With the franchise's expansion to our nation's capital, "The Real Housewives of D.C."[...]

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


"Hollow Bones/Mondo Zen = the full meal deal. Great ancient recipe, fresh updated ingredients, appealing presentation, wonderful dining experience and long-lasting nutrition!"
Jun Po Kelly Roshi and his partner-in-love Vicara Satya Mary Connelly, M.D. talk about relationships in the context of spiritual practice, while discussing what they will be offering to the Integral community at the upcoming Integral Spiritual Experience conference at the end of the year.
Jun Po and Mary are life partners and teachers of Mondo Zen. They are going to be offering their couples work practice at the upcoming Integral Spiritual Experience: The Future of Love event this New Year. While they were in town earlier this month, we got them in front of our cameras to talk about love from the perspective of the Mondo Zen tradition, as well as what they have planned for those of you attending the ISE event this year. What emerged from our discussion was a lively and touching exploration of their relationship as a couple inspired and challenged by the demands of living an evolutionary life. As it turns out, in the midst of the deep and inspiring work they both do, maintaining the connection in their relationship requires constant attention.
In Part 1 of this interview, Jun Po and Vicara talk about what they have learned as their relationship has evolved. We think you will totally relate to the humor, the vulnerability, and the deep commitment they continue to share.


As the premier beauty equipment distributor in Australia, Elegans knows that for your business to be successful, it needs high quality yet affordable equipment, furniture and accessories.
When it comes to beauty equipment, the options are many, whether you are looking for a comfortable beauty bed, a high-tech electrolysis machine, or a simple trolley for your salon, spa, medical centre or college.
We sell high quality, reliable beauty beds that are available in a fully electric 4-motor option, as well as beds with hydraulic operation, each option equipped with the facility of a breathing hole and removable arm rests. The fully framed hydraulic bed which is suitable for massage can be supplied either as a mobile unit with four (4) lockable wheels or as a static bed.
We supply a full range of body treatment units ranging from G5 massagers, to electronic muscle stimulators as well as two unique body galvanic treatment units. For hair removal, Elegans also offers epilation units from the Carlton Professional, Rayvue and SkinMate brands that offer finger or foot switch operation. Also available are Microdermabrasion Machines, Tattoo Removal system, and a wide range of trolleys with shelf/drawer combination and mag light option.
In addition to a secure warranty, our in-house technical and maintenance team are always available to make sure that your equipment is able to be maintained at the highest level to ensure minimum down time and keep your business profitable.


text:
Q: How many strings are there of four decimal digits that: a) Exactly contains four 9-s.
b) Exactly 2 digit must be same
c) The string ends with a even digit greater than 2
My solutions:
a) $\binom9 4= \frac{9!}{4!(9-4)!}= 126 $
b) First digit - 10 ; Second digit - 10 ; Third digit - 9 ; Fourth digit - 8
--- So: $10*10*9*8= 7200$
c) First digit - 7 ;  Second digit - 6 ; Third digit - 5 ; Fourth digit - 4
--- So: $7*6*5*4 = 840$
Please correct me if I'm wrong!!!

A: If I am not getting your question wrong then your answers are wrong.
a)If a 4 digit number contains exactly four 9's , then $^9C_4$ is not your solution , there is only one way i.e 9999 , so answer should be 1
b)This one is not as simple as you did,exactly two same will have conditions
either $1^{st}$ and $2^{nd}$ are same or $1^{st}$ and $3^{rd}$ are same and so on , there will be 6 such conditions , you will have to solve them separately , .c)It's nowhere mentioned that digits other than last one cannot be even so answer should be 10 x 10 x 10 x 3 , for (4,6,8 viz. even digits greater than 2)

A: a) There is only one string of length $4$ that contains four nines, "9999", so the answer is $1$.
b) If exactly two digits are the same.: first choose the two places out of $4$ that are going to contain the same digit in $\binom{4}{2}=6$ ways.
Then pick the digit that goes in those $2$ places : $10$ choices, then we have $9$ and $8$ choices for the two remaining positions (in left to right order, for definiteness). So finally we have $6 \times 10 \times 9\times 8$ ways to choose, which gives us $4320$ strings.
c) All first three digits are free to choose, independently, the last one is one of $\{4,6,8\}$ so has only $3$ options. So $3 \times 10^3 = 3000$ strings.


text:
Weetamoo, född 1635, död 1676, var en uramerikansk hövding. Hon var Pocasset Wampanoag-stammens hövding från 1675 till sin död. Weetamoo är känd för sitt deltagande i Kung Philips krig, där hon deltog som Metacomets allierad mot engelsmännen, en strid som slutade med hennes död under flykt.

Referenser

Födda 1635
Avlidna 1676
Kvinnor
Nordamerikanska urfolkhövdingar
Kvinnliga regenter under 1600-talet

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


This Nerdrotic Podcast Gary Buechler @nerdrotics goes solo to recap the latest offering from our American Gods.
Laura Moon hates her job. Laura Moon hates her life. Laura Moon loses her job. Laura Moon loses her life. Then things get interesting.
Jon Reed is on assignment this week.


We are all deficient in magnesium which is why it becomes useful to supplement with a highly bioavailable version. Paired with Potassium and Bromelain this is a very unique and beneficial formula. The magnesium in this product is reacted with whole rice concentrate rather than ordinary soy, yeast, or milk proteins which are commonly used to chelate minerals.


text:
SOCIETY BYTES RADIO - CULTURAL & SOCIAL INTERACTION FOR THE MIND, BODY AND SOUL
Cultural Presenters
Food & Beverage - Travel
The Book Nook
Performing Arts & Music
Live and More
Dr. Podcast Blog
Curmudgeonly Yours
All Times are Eastern Standard Time
Join Society Bytes
Monday 9 pm + Tuesday 7 am
The award-winning international weekly LGBT radio program. The half-hour "magazine"-style program is produced in Los Angeles "This Way Out" programming has been honored with multiple awards from the U.S. National Federation Of Community Broadcasters and the Radio and Television News Association, by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), Parents, Families and Friends Of Lesbians and Gays (P-FLAG), the Los Angeles chapter of the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA), and internationally by Tupilak (the organization of lesbian and gay cultural workers in the Nordic area).
Monday 1 PM + Wednesday 3 pm
Coastal Rainbow Forum – A Forum that interviews interesting people for their perspectives on local, regional, and international issues that impact the LGBTQIA Community. Included are many personal 1st person stories which shows why the struggle for LGBTQIA rights must continue. We will also report on issues and local events that directly impact the Florida West Coast LGBTQIA Community.
Click here for this weeks guest and past shows.
Vinnie Marconi, is the current reigning Mister Gay Florida United States Ml and former Mister St. Pete Pride 2012. He is best known for his work in the LHBT/Drag community for donating his time and talent to major benefits.
In addition to holding the International title of Master Male Illusionist, AJ Menendez also currently holds the titles of Mister Boiling Point, Mister St. Augustine Pride 2012 & Mister Rainbow House 2012. Has been a performer since 2008 & a Male Illusionist since 2009 and is a public figure in his community
ESME RUSSELL Is lifelong resident of Tampa Florida ... She started her career on the stage performing all over the United States and winning many illustrious female impersonation pageants including Miss Florida F.I. and Miss Heart of Florida ....Esme has a master's in meta physical studies ...Esme has always believed that communication is the foundation to our shared humanity . Her love of talking brought her to radio in 2009 where she's been ever since ..."as a child I was a big talker I'm not surprised I ended up doing radio"she says
Rockell Blu is a Showgirl, dancer, and choreographer from Las Vegas. Rockell performed and worked for many bars, nightclubs, and charities, including Las Vegas Pride. Now calling Gulfport, FL, Rockell has been working across the Tampa Bay area. She is the promoter for Closet Ball co-owner of RoCa Productions producing award winning talents for pageants, and entertainment productions. She truly enjoys helping make her community a better place through entertaining. Rockell Blu is a former Miss City Side, Miss Florida West Coast, Miss Gulf Coast Wessland.
Open Doors is a project of the Equality Florida Institute and Hispanic Federation. Dedicated to securing full equality for Florida's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community. Click Here to Visit the Directory
Thank you for listening, be sure to share Society Bytes Radio
Part of the Radio Ear Network Family.
Copyright (c) 2019-2020 Amanatee Group LLC.
Broadcasting 24/7 365
941 -447-9965
Programdirector@societybytesradio.com


School of Business Management (SBM) is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB); a body of more than 90 years of history, responsible for granting accreditation to business schools around the world based on their quality and excellence.
To be the eminent School of Business Management in the area of learning and teaching, research, publication and consultancy.
To provide a conducive environment where business knowledge is created, acquired and shared to enrich the experience of mankind.
SBM is dedicated to making the difference for business organizations and professionals who seek to unleash their business potentials to a higher level. We present this opportunity to all business managers at all levels who seek to explore into the business challenges and discover the potentials of the business opportunities a head. We also provide our expertise, knowledge and resources designed to help your organizations thrive.
Assist your organization to diagnose business challenges across all areas of your organization internally and externally. We offer our clients a wide range of consulting services in the field of business transformation, improving their performance and achieving long-term success. We believe that tailored solutions allow our clients to truly differentiate themselves and build a sustainable competitive advantage, which is why we strongly believe in partnerships with our clients.
Identify and solve issues using creative, and collaborative approaches.
Assist your organization to improve business efficiencies and effectiveness.
Apply strategy and business analysis techniques including business matrices and indexes in your organization.
Provide various themed trainings which are tailored to your business needs and wants.
Help develop analytical thinking skills to lead and manage beyond your own functions.
Gain the acquired skills and credentials to work collaboratively with local and international partners across business functions.


The Josco 4 Row Hand Brush is available in both a short handle and long handle variety. To find which is more suitable for your project, consider how accessible your work piece is, and if it requires a longer brush extension (handle) than normal. Hand brushes are a very versatile tool. They are ideal for deburring, rust and paint removal, cleaning, edge blending and surface preparation. This particular hand brush is constructed with a non-sparking Brass Wire, ideal for surface finishing on copper and brass. There are plenty more hand brushes within the Josco range. They come in either a 3, 4 or 6 row variety, and a converged face style is available also.
For deburring, rust and paint removal, cleaning, blending and surface preparation. Non-sparking, ideal for use on copper and brass.


Why would I want to live to 80 or 90 when I feel so lousy now?
Just because the average life span has increased, doesn't mean the average quality of life has. Have you noticed some people are able to be active and vigorous into their 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond, while others – perhaps you – experience debilitating fatigue, joint pain, trouble sleeping, mood changes, sexual decline, and/or loss of general well being? Come talk to us about bioidentical hormones and learn how you can have improved quality of life and improved health. Let us help you help yourself.
Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) uses evidence-based science to achieve optimal hormonal balance, relieving some age-related symptoms and the restoration of well-being. Studies also indicate bioidentical hormones may improve cellular communication and function, and may help prevent certain chronic diseases, such as heart attack, stroke, diabetes, Alzheimer's diseases and other forms of dementia, osteoporosis and possibly certain cancers. The therapy aids in the loss of abdominal fat and can be an adjunct to weight loss as well as improved muscle bulk and strength.
Who should try bioidentical hormones?
As hormone imbalance and resistance occurs, we become susceptible to weight gain and decreased metabolism, pre-diabetes and diabetes, adrenal fatigue and functional hypothyroidism – all of which accelerate the symptoms of aging.
Each person's needs for bioidentical hormones are individual, based both on your personal goals and your body's existing hormonal balance. Your bioidentical hormone therapy plan will be based on supplementing your hormones that are deficient in order to achieve optimal balance, symptom relief and well-being. Your program will be individualized to you specifically and will be monitored on an ongoing basis.
How is bioidentical hormone replacement therapy different from conventional hormone replacement therapy?
Let's first talk about what is a bioidentical hormone. Bioidentical hormones are lab-made; some are sourced from natural products such as soybeans and yams, while others are synthesized in the lab and they behave and interact in your body the way your own hormones would. Conventional hormone replacement therapy relies on completely synthetic, non-bioidentical hormones that don't always mimic your body's own hormonal behaviors.
Dosing is another difference: bioidentical hormones can be customized both by specific dosing and route of administration. Conventional hormones are sold in preset dosages for a "one-size-fits-all" administration.
The synthetic pharmaceutical grade hormones, Premarin®, Provera® and PremPro® have been associated with increased risk of breast cancer, heart disease, and stroke, the data of which can be found in the large multisite study, the Women's Health Initiative (WHI Trial).
How do you administer bioidentical hormones?
The delivery method varies based on the type of hormone therapy required and individual preferences. We tailor to fit you.


text:
The house and estate itself, was called Alveton Lodge, or Alton Lodge, during it's early life, and was the summer residence for the Earl of Shrewsbury and his family. When Charles, became the 15th Earl, he took more interest in the house and its grounds, and decided to extend it. Work began in 1800, and continued, with major work being done, or planned every year until 1852. The lakes, and pools were dug by hand, and water was diverted from a spring at Ramsor, two miles away. In the years 1806-1807, 5,000 conifers, and 8,000 other trees were planted in the grounds.
Major work on the house began in 1811, and after this was renamed to Alton Abbey, though it could hold no actual claim to be called an Abbey. In 1827, Charles died, but his nephew, John, shared his vision for the estate, and took over his work.
In 1837, the Shrewsbury's main residence in Heythrop burned to the ground and everything that was recovered, was moved to newly renamed Alton Towers. Further work was done on the house from 1839, when Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, began working for the Earl. Much of the house as it is seen today is the work of Pugin, and he also continued to develop the surrounding grounds and gardens.
When Earl John died in 1852, legal battles began by family members believing to have right to the estate. Henry Chetwynd Talbot, won the battle for the house, but due to the massive costs incurred, he would next sell the contents of the house. In 1860, with the Earl needing to raise money to restore parts of the house that were in dire need of repair, he decided to open the grounds to the public. That year he raised enough money from this to refurbish parts of the house.
It was the 20th Earl of Shrewsbury, Charles Henry Talbot, who then began to develop the estate as a tourist attraction in the early 1890's, He organised fetes, illuminations and firework displays, as well as exhibitions of instruments of torture, and balloon festivals.
In 1924, the Alton Towers estate was sold to a group of local businessmen. Once again, an auction was held, and all the contents of the house were sold to the highest bidder. The estate was still open to the public during this time, and some of the rooms were converted into cafes and rest rooms for the thousands of visitors it received every year.
Shortly after the outbreak of the second World War, the estate was requisitioned by the army to be used as a cadet training centre. During this time, no repairs were carried out, and so the buildings continued their demise. It wasn't until 1951, that the Towers were returned to the Alton Towers Company, and due to the post-war shortage of metals such as copper and lead, the whole interior of the house was removed for sale leaving what we see today, with only small glimpses of what once adorned the bare brick and stone walls.
The whole house was abandoned, with the exception of the Chapel, that housed a model railway, and the Armoury, that became a gift shop. In the 1970's, the new owners, decided to restore parts of the house, and reinforced the floors and ceilings to allow public access. A few attractions were constructed in the grounds to keep the public amused while they strolled around the estate.
In 1980, with John Broome in charge, things began to turn around for Alton Towers. He decided to turn the 500 acre site into a leisure park for the family. The park already had a few attractions, but he knew they needed something more. On land to the east of the Towers, he constructed the U.K.'s first double corkscrew rollercoaster. Visitors began to come from all over the country, and from the then on we know what happened.
Alton Towers Resort
Alton , Staffordshire
http://www.altontowers.com/
This page was last updated on 3 August 2015. Contribute here if you have information or photos to add to this page.


At DumpsterBook, we strive to bring you the best service at the best price available. We have a wide selection of dumpster sizes in stock in Woodmere, NY, with flexible & timley pickup and delivery. Give us a call today for all your dumpster rental and roll off needs.
Dumpster is an excellent handy instrument in removing the trash hassle-free at very reasonably priced cost. Dumpster rental businesses make dumpsters accessible in different sizes to fit the customized needs with the customers. Dumpsters are prepared for any type of rubbish however weighty it is, nevertheless they have restrictions on the tonnage with the trash managed by them. You have to make sure to choose the right measured dumpster that fits as part of your requirements.
This kind of especially happens when the tonnage associated with trash disposed is very massive like design project trash. Roll away from dumpsters are usually best suits for these sorts of projects, they are enclosed with two records on at the bottom to dispose of heavy rubbish and one on the top to get rid light weight. Smashing the trash in small helpings will leave place for the further trash in to the dumpster. If your rubbish includes something such as plywood, make sure that you place the rubbish at the bottom with the roll away from so that they digest into small pieces making an extra place for your rubbish.
Trash airport taxi is the ideal strategy to all of your garbage problems, proclaiming to offer you a fantastic program at a excellent price. This kind of revolutionary waste materials management company ensures that ones trash is dealt with from the cleanest as well as quickest technique. As well as offering an amazing service to organizations, and commercial properties in addition, they help apartment complexes and residencies.
The trash accumulated on the company location will make your company legendary for the trash piles at your spot rather than item sold. you need to do important home work to choose a finest vendor in your business spot. A wise expenditure always provides you with the best returning.
There are many items in your garage area and external buildings on your property that you may no longer use. You might have been in your property for over 2 decades. You know how significantly junk you are able to accumulate throughout twenty or more years. If you have stood a family you should have even more items to get rid of.
No matter whether you own your house or you take presctiption the neighborhood board there is something use a dumpster for. Area dumpsters work well never to have rubbish just chilling out the neighborhood. Animals can get throughout and make the planet a mess, as well as besides that it merely looks undesirable. Having a dumpster are able to keep your neighborhood as well as safe.
Some of these rental companies have got portable bogs which can come in handy if your are sometimes renovating the bathroom or bath rooms, or come in an off the beaten track place! There's no doubt regarding it removing trash from the vacant house look is going to be much larger than an individual thought. Renting a personal dumpster is the perfect way for you to haul aside those removed materials away from your property. Even better, the professionals at the construction 15 Yard Roll Off Dumpster in Woodmere, NY make the entire rental method incredibly hassle-free and they provide the excellent charges. Nationwide dumpster rentals are available online or maybe by phone.
Inexpensive 15 Yard Roll Off Dumpster in Woodmere, NYs usually are not hard to come by. You'll find quite a few businesses that have some beneficial offers for individuals who require these kind of garbage canisters on a momentary basis. All you should do is be careful of the pain you are actually paying for. Renting something on exorbitant charges will not do you any good but only increase your expenditures.
You wish to find a dumpster organization you can trust. Ensure that their services are what you are looking as far seeing that customer satisfaction. It's possible to look online intended for reviews about dumpster companies as well as any company you might be thinking of engaging with.
Renovation assignments aren't really the only causes for a 15 Yard Roll Off Dumpster in Woodmere service. Occasions such as big outdoor wedding parties or functions compile quantities of garbage. Needless to say it shouldn't be expected that everyone can walk to some dumpster to get rid of their waste. However, the particular containers belly in useful more so during the cleanup procedure. Items for instance plates, items of food, plastic material tablecloths and larger objects would probably be left lying around and may confirm too much for several random average-sized waste bins. Aside from, those may possibly already be stuffed as a result of those who decided to get rid of their own items.
Defining Size of Dumpster: Normally dumpster comes in five measurements viz 10 cubic yard, 20 cubic yard, 20 cubic yard, Thirty cubic yard as well as 40 cubic garden. It is recently been observed that unlike 10, 20, 30, 50 cubic yard dumpster, 20 cubic yard dumpster take time and effort to find.
Some sort of dumpster service are designed for any kind of work, from start to finish. You will not must put your trash in baggage or containers. They will conduct the work while you relax. They may help you get lessen all your waste and trash such as older appliances, cookers, furniture, chillers, washing machines, hairdryers, toilets, tubs, cabinets, flooring surfaces and such. They could help you cleanse the garage, shed, basement, backyard, as well as attic. They could also take away broken glass, plastics, alloys, and other materials. They will conserve time since you will not have to break up the items by yourself or push the trash to some dumpster.
Let me explain you, lot many modest industries as well as restaurants usually have trash convenience on regular basis. Dumpsters waiting in front of gateway ways to get a pick from the city haulers support frames a dirty picture in the intellects of the consumers on their vacation to the business prisms, instead you can go for renting a substantial size dumpster and still have it used in the basement of your making or in an area out of your consumers view as well as dispose the garbage at routine intervals. This dumpster should be used in a safe site and the drive way of the site should not put any difficulties at the hauler though picking the particular dumpster.
You need to be in the home when the organization comes by for acquire. If are generally absent that day, you could be charged one more few days if they have to come back later.
There is no need to have volunteers spend extra time isolating the trash as well as bagging it when you rent some sort of dumpster. You can allow weather decide if the 1st saturday and sunday in the thirty day period is the best time for the dumpster delivery as you can call and have the dumpster supplied the very next day inside Maryland spot. No matter what the work, it can be doable with a dumpster.
Home owners with a room or among demo prior to them can save money by means of renting their own dumpster and possess it supplied straight to their webpage. Construction corporations use 15 Yard Roll Off Dumpster in Woodmere, NY corporations for almost every job -- they tell them the dimensions of a rotate off they need and then a regional roll off or 2 is supplied and dropped off. Local is normally cheaper and folks can go to several websites that may give them an insurance quote on the dimension they need, along with playing a major part keep the demo materials prepared and the structure site clean.
For starters, evaluate the size. Normally, temporary dumpster rental fees will come in four or five sizes...10 cubic backyard, 15 cubic backyard, 20 cubic backyard, 30 cubic backyard and 50 cubic yard bins. While to be able to 10, 20, 35 and 50 yard dumpsters are common, the 20 cubic yard bins may be hard to get sometimes.
Harmful items or maybe items that contain hazardous resources should not be disposed of in a dumpster. Some examples are hazardous chemical substances, used generator oil, paints & solvents, car tires, fluorescent lights, lead chemical p or standard rechargeable batteries, propane tanks, etc. Contact us in case you are unsure of something.
You have a assortment of 15 Yard Roll Off Dumpster in Woodmere, NYs to choose from, including midsize dumsters using wheels. A new dumpster with added wheels lets you proceed it anyplace you want, enabling you to finish your current cleanup challenge in no time. For larger 15 Yard Roll Off Dumpster in Woodmere, NYs, place it within your chosen site in your house. You can also go for next day shipping and delivery to make the cleanup process quick and efficient. This can be one excellent asset to structure dumpster because the moment it is chock-full, it will be available for pick up tomorrow and another dumpster are going to be brought to your home as a replacement.
Another question that you are supposed to ask yourself is whether it is possible to get enough space for your amount of trash. Firstly, you must realize that how much space that you are going to get in any dumpster is going to be to a great extent dependent on how much trash you've. Usually, how much space is normally calculated inside yards. Seek to find out whether the respective organization has the capacity to handle your sized trash. To get a garage brimming with junk, any 10 to 15 backyard dumpster is going to be suitable.
Whenever you proceed, you suddenly discover the amount junk in addition to clutter you'll been trying to keep around at your house. There's no need to bunch that rubbish and haul it along. Renting a dumpster prior to deciding to move lets you get rid of the waste while you bunch, and it offers you the ease of acquiring all of the rubbish get carted about away at a time.
Renting a dumpster isn't so high-priced that it is un-affordable to a lot of people. They've got some scaled-down personal work with dumpsters that do not can be expensive but they sure are a convenience. These can be pretty convenient for elderly people who are struggling to take the rubbish off as elementary as they employed to but can manage to have their own individual dumpster.


I hope you have installed Subtitle Edit in your system, and know how to create subtitles. If not, read the article here.
If you are interested in contributing subtitles to opensubtitles.org, you can do so by using Subtitle Edit.
You must have an opensubtitles.org login to upload subtitles to their database. With this, you can translate subtitles for tv show or movies, and help your friends.
1. Make sure you have the "Upload subtitles to opensubtitles.org" option under File menu. If you don't have this option, click File -> Plugins -> Get plugins.
Choose Upload subtitles to opensubtitles.org plugin and then click download.
Now, you will get the option under File.
2. Now, you can directly/manually upload subtitles to opensubtitles.org. To do this, after you create subtitles for movie, click File -> Upload subtitles to opensubtitles.org.
3. Search and give the IMDb id of the movie, provide the appropriate names, you can login to your opensubtitles.org account, and finally click Upload. That's it!
Uploading subtitles to opensubtitles.org is as easy as that! Go ahead and try it yourself.
Subtitle Edit is one of the many programs that upload to OpenSubtitles API. Enjoy the free subtitles service of opensubtitles and if you like it, consider making a small donation.


text:
Whitehorse from the Air. Photo: Fritz Mueller/Government of Yukon
Yukon Whitehorse
Home » Trip Planner » Destinations » Yukon » Whitehorse
As the capital and only city in Canada's Yukon province, Whitehorse is unique. Beautiful, vibrant energetic - it has nature right on its doorstep.
The Yukon is ripe for an RV adventure and Whitehorse is at its hub. Our Whitehorse RV Rental location is ideally located close to the airport and downtown and welcomes visitors from around the world eager to experience the Yukon at their own pace.
Less than an hour away in various directions, you'll find hot springs, emerald green lakes, wildlife viewing and much more. There are so many things to do in Whitehorse itself before you even head out on your RV vacation. Not to be missed is Miles Canyon, minutes away from downtown. Aside from the spectacular scenery, there's an extensive network of hiking trails in the area, one taking you to an abandoned historic settlement called Canyon City.
A number of museums in the city provide visitors with an insight into the history of Whitehorse and the S.S. Klondike, moored permanently on the banks of the Yukon River, is a proud reminder of the days when rivers were highways.
Wherever you choose to travel, Yukoners will welcome you with open arms. They will tell you their capital city is a mix of wildlife, nightlife and everything in between.
Go hiking in Miles Canyon
Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve
Take a cool dip in stunning Emerald Lake (or just admire it from the shore!)
Get onboard the S.S. Klondike
Learn about Yukon's history at the many museums in the city
The Wilderness City
Whitehorse is known as the Wilderness City. It is named after historic rapids on the Yukon River which resembled the flowing manes of charging white horses.
Whitehorse, Yukon Aerial View. Photo: Government of Yukon/Fritz Mueller
Waterfront Trolley, Whitehorse, Yukon
Colourful Shops in Whitehorse, Yukon. Photo: Government of Yukon
Whitehorse, Yukon. SS Klondike
Bridge over Miles Canyon, Whitehorse, Yukon. Photo: Government of Yukon
There are strange things done in the midnight sun
It's an experience few get to have but many long for. It's an experience that's uniquely Yukon - it's the opportunity to let daylight be your guide and set your own adventure under the midnight sun.
Video courtesy of Travel Yukon
Just love the Yukon. So much open space and good hiking trails. Recommend a hike in Miles Canyon if you are in Whitehorse - some amazing views along the trails.
Jason Davenport
Suggest you visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve when you are in the Whitehorse area - a photographer's delight.
Janet de Vries
Itineraries that include Yukon
The Golden Circle starts and ends in Whitehorse, taking you over a mountain to the Pacific Ocean and from a coastal rain forest to the world's smallest desert. The Yukon has pristine rivers and lakes; endless forests teeming with wildlife; and a fascinating Gold Rush history that is so close, dance hall music can still be heard. And anywhere there is a place to park a camper – whether it is in a natural Motorhome or RV park, or beside a stream with no name – a mountain view is practically guaranteed.
So wonderful, so magical, the Northern Lights are a gift to those who live in Canada's north and Alaska. This heavenly light show shoots green lights this way and red swirls that way as a curtain of white, shimmering light dances before you. And, when the conditions are just right, you can hear them crackle. On your journey from Whitehorse into Alaska, you might just be delighted with them nightly.
Yukon Explorer
From one of the most livable cities in the world to the untamed wilderness of Canada's Great North, there's so much to discover on this epic road trip from Vancouver to the Yukon Territory.


text:
Region 1: The Central Lowland
Region 2: The Interior Highlands
Region 3: The Coastal Plain
Region 4: The Great Plains
State Rocks, Minerals, & Gems
The Great Plains region is defined by the Rocky Mountains to the west and the Central Lowland to the east, with the Balcones Fault in Texas creating the divide between the Great Plains and the Coastal Plain in the southeast. The region's geologic history is chiefly one of sedimentary deposition driven first by marine environments and, more recently, by terrestrial deposition from the erosion of the Rocky Mountains to the west (Figure 2.19).
The oldest rocks in the Great Plains can be found in the Llano Uplift of central Texas. This area contains an uplifted batholith of distinctive pink Precambrian granite (called the Town Mountain granite), and is famous for its large formations such as Enchanted Rock, the largest isolated outcrop of pink granite in the US (Figure 2.20). This granite formed 1.1 billion years ago during the Grenville Orogeny, when it intruded into the surrounding Precambrian Packsaddle schist and Valley Springs gneiss. The Llano Uplift also includes the only known deposits of llanite (named for Llano County), a type of rhyolite containing large phenocrysts of feldspar and blue quartz (Figure 2.21).
The Town Mountain granite, exposed through the erosion of surrounding rock, is heavily exfoliated. Although granite is under tremendous pressure when it forms deep underground, it is at equilibrium with the surrounding rock because the pressure on it is equal in every direction. However, once it is exposed at the surface, the absence of significant downward pressure allows it to expand upward. This expansion causes joints, or cracks, to form parallel to the surface, producing slabs that resemble the curved layers of an onion (Figures 2.22 and 2.23).
Figure 2.19: Generalized geologic map of the Great Plains.
Figure 2.20: Enchanted Rock stretches across 260 hectares (640 acres) and rises approximately 130 meters (425 feet) above the surrounding landscape.
Figure 2.21: Precambrian llanite from Texas.
Figure 2.22: Exfoliation process diagram.
Figure 2.23: Exfoliation joints on a granite dome in Enchanted Rock State Natural Area.
Throughout much of the Paleozoic era until the early stages of the Carboniferous, the Great Plains region was submerged in a shallow sea. Shales, limestones, dolostones, and sandstones dominate the Paleozoic strata of Oklahoma and Texas, although they are now buried by younger Neogene and Quaternary sediments. In Kansas, Paleozoic marine deposits are similarly buried by Neogene and Quaternary sediments.
A hoodoo forms when weathering erodes a softer material out from underneath a mass of harder capstone, leading to "mushroom" formations.
In the Jurassic, the sea level regressed and the region became exposed. During this time, sandstones and shales were deposited in Texas by a large river system. In the Cretaceous, the Great Plains were covered again as a shallow sea extended northward from the Gulf of Mexico across North America, and 1500- to 3000-meter-thick (5000- to 10,000-foot-thick) deposits of shale and limestone were formed. Cretaceous sediments are exposed within the Smoky Hills of Kansas—an area known for its sandstone, limestone, and chalk. The Dakota Sandstone is the oldest Cretaceous rock in the Great Plains, having formed around 95 million years ago. It is exposed at Mushroom Rock State Park in north-central Kansas, where hoodoos capped by sandstone concretions stand out from the landscape (Figure 2.24).
Figure 2.24: This hoodoo in Mushroom Rock State Park is made up of a concretion of erosion- resistant Dakota Sandstone atop a pillar of softer sedimentary rock. This "mushroom" is over 8 meters (25 feet) tall.
The Niobrara Chalk, laid down around 85 million years ago, formed from the carbonate shells of tiny marine microorganisms and is extremely rich in fossils. Found within the chalk is an extensive record of fossil vertebrates—from fish and birds to flying and swimming reptiles—that provides an incredible glimpse into the Western Interior Seaway of the Cretaceous period. The Niobrara Chalk is also known for its pillar- and spire-shaped outcrops (Figure 2.25).
Figure 2.25: The Monument Rocks, an outcropping of the Niobrara Chalk in western Kansas.
With the rise of the Rocky Mountains to the west, erosion and Cenozoic-era volcanism produced sediment that was transported and deposited throughout the Great Plains. Gravel, sand, and mud dominate the region's surface, with progressively younger sediment located farther from the mountain chain. This mass of eroded material eventually filled stream valleys and covered hills, creating a massive, gently sloping plain that was in place by five million years ago. The western third of Kansas and the panhandle of Oklahoma are capped by the Ogallala Formation, a unit of unconsolidated sands, gravels, and clays that eroded from the Rockies. The Ogalalla Formation is extremely porous, and as a result it acts as an important aquifer for much of the Great Plains.


What if you could do just do that "one thing" and it catapulted you to all of the success and happiness you wanted?
You would do that one thing no matter how difficult is was, wouldn't you?
Most of us would work as hard as we needed for as long as it took if we just found certainty in that one thing.
Some people will even promise you they can tell you what that one thing is for you.
A lot of people hope for this.
Hope is comforting. Hope is rarely effective all by itself.
But what happens when you enthusiastically try one new "one thing" after another only to discover that they didn't change everything?
Who do you blame? The one thing? The person who told you the one thing would work? Do you blame yourself?
Finally understanding that it's not that "one thing" that's going to make the big difference is freeing.
It's the combination of a lot of little things that are consistently well-executed and done so over time that will make the difference.
It can crush our hope for overnight success or getting out of a bad place right away.
But it could be freeing too.
It could help us focus and follow through.
It's the fundamentals. The boring stuff. That's what really makes the difference.
I laugh at myself sometimes because I know this backwards and forwards but still want to skip steps.
How many times have you had a person new to bodybuilding and training who constantly asked for the "perfect" training routine or the "perfect" diet?
It didn't matter if you gave it to them on a silver platter, they still wouldn't get the results they want because of their inferior mindset. They are looking for that "one thing" that will make it happen now. They want to skip steps–and that's their downfall before they even get started.
I need to make sure that I don't hope that "one thing" will allow me to skip steps in other important areas of my life.
It doesn't work that way for our bodybuilding and training efforts and it's not going to work in our relationships or earning more money either.
What are all of those little things we must do and how should we prioritize doing them?
That's the fun, challenging, and oftentimes frustrating "puzzle" that we all need to put together for ourselves.
Sometimes we have that certainty.
Sometimes we have no clue.
That's the game we are all playing.
You're just one fundamentals-filled "contest prep season" away from the life you really want.


Thank you for messaging me today. You were automatically sent a link to this page to better help you understand how I use my phone.
In order to improve our ability to respond to your needs, Grow The Dream is no longer accepting business communications via text message.
Instead, we use email exclusively.
If you don't have a current email address to send your request to, please message us here. Your message will be seen by multiple members of our team, and it will be given attention in the fastest possible way.
As an active Grow The Dream client, you are my priority. You can probably appreciate that because of the wide variety of services we provide to various clients, we process a high volume of communications each and every day.
By sending an email instead of a text message, you are assured that your communications will be received, seen, and handled in the fastest, most efficient manner possible.
In today's modern world, we all use technology differently. It's my personal philosophy that you—as our client—should be able to do business with us in the way that's best for you. We are working on ways for you to communicate with my team and me using other means that fit better into your daily life. We hope to roll these changes out between now and the end of 2018.
In the meantime, thank you for your patience.
SMS ("short message service") and MMS ("multimedia message service") have always been less reliable than email. But over the last couple of years, we have increasingly had situations where important communications fail to be delivered via SMS/MMS. Worse yet, these failures occur without notifying you that there was a problem.
To me, the "worst case scenario" would be that a client becomes accustomed to receiving rapid help through a messaging channel that becomes unexpectedly unreliable—especially without them having any way of knowing their communications weren't getting through.
More importantly, the nature of the work that I personally do everyday involves long, uninterrupted times of focus. If you've been with me for a face-to-face meeting in the last 5 years or so, you may have noticed that my phone isn't constantly dinging or buzzing at me. Anyone with whom I am meeting gets my full attention, period. The exceptions to this are extremely rare and involve family emergencies and almost nothing else.
But because of the technology focus of the work that I do, my phone is almost always awash in notifications. If you're note a techie person, then you would probably be horrified to see the notifications that pile up on my mobile device.
If you were to text me, your message would get lost in that sea of notifications and not get the valuable attention it deserves.
Over the last 20 years, I have personally developed habits and built systems around handling emails. As our team has grown, we have organized ourselves around these same habits and systems. Despite our best efforts, we have found that it is simply not possible to properly follow up on SMS/MMS messages sent to our personal devices in the same way that we can with email.
As I mentioned above (see "Your Preferences Matter"), we have identified some solutions that will allow us as a team to be effective with other communication channels. But until those are rolled out, I would ask that you please email me or message our team here. This really does allow us the best opportunity to serve you most effectively.


THE names of the people killed in a tragic fishing accident in Baffle Creek have been confirmed.
Jack McGlynn's body was found floating in Baffle Creek on Monday afternoon after a fishing trip turned to tragedy.
His friend Mavis Simons, who was with Mr McGlynn, was found deceased today after SES search and rescue efforts uncovered her body washed ashore at Rules Beach.
The pair were old friends from Bundaberg who met through the St. Mary's Catholic Church.
They shared a love for the water and had been fishing buddies for several years.
Mr McGlynn's family said his death had left them devastated and heartbroken.
"He was a legend," granddaughter Shannyn West said.
Father John Daley, priest at the Bundaberg Catholic Parish, told the NewsMail both Jack and Mavis were very involved within St Mary's Catholic Church and would be sorely missed.
"Jack would hand out all of the bulletins," he said.
"He was very friendly, well liked and a very a spiritual man.
"Mavis was a lovely lady and her and jack were good family friends."


text:
American Literature Needs Indie Presses
As books from major publishers get bigger and more expensive, smaller houses are taking risks on more creative, original works.
Nathan Scott McNamara
Brian Snyder / Reuters
For better or worse, writers and readers live in an age of the million-dollar book deal. The Big Five publishers (Penguin Random House, Hachette, Macmillan, HarperCollins, and Simon & Schuster) increasingly gamble on massive book advances in hopes that they might put out one of the biggest hits of the year. Last fall, Knopf—a division of Penguin Random House—paid an unprecedented $2 million advance for the first-time novelist Garth Risk Hallberg's City on Fire. Other recent million-dollar debut deals include Imbolo Mbue's Behold the Dreamers, Stephanie Clifford's Everybody Rise, and Matthew Thomas's We Are Not Ourselves—and the list goes on.
These large advances correlate with grandiosity on multiple levels: Each of these books is between 400 and 1,000 pages long, costs around $30 for a hardcover, and aims boldly for success on a scale that remarkably few works actually achieve. With these massive investments, which come at the cost of investing in fewer writers, mainstream publishers are trying to recreate the major successes of some recent fiction hits. The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt sold more than three million copies. All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr hung around the New York Times bestseller list for months. Both won Pulitzer Prizes. Both were over 500 pages long.
But when editors and publishers feel they need to fight for every moment of planned reading, and readers are experiencing a shrinking cultural attention span, it's surprising that large books inherently make the most market sense. With this pattern of investment behavior, major presses are inadvertently helping foster an environment where American indie presses can thrive by doing the very thing they're best at: being small and, by extension, focusing on creativity and originality over sales.
Graywolf, for instance, is one of many independent presses that have found their place in the shadow of bigger publishing houses. In the past few years, Graywolf has released some of the most groundbreaking American nonfiction. Maggie Nelson's The Argonauts, which won the 2015 National Books Critics Circle award, complicated notions of sexuality and desire with tender, cutting prose. Claudia Rankine's Citizen: An American Lyric conveyed a sense of exhaustion of American racial harassment and violence that resonated with many readers.
The Argonauts and Citizen are each less than 160 pages long. They're built from fragments and vignettes that don't so much combine genres—personal essay, critical theory, poetry, and photography—as they put them into a blender and shred them. Both play with method and perspective to offer insight into crucial subjects: One explores what it's like to love a fluidly gendered person, the other grieves the continued killings of black citizens by the police. Rather than depending on preexisting notions of what succeeds, these writers pursued faith in new models, and The Argonauts and Citizen both happened to do quite well among mainstream audiences (the latter sold over 60,000 copies). The Argonauts won a National Book Critics Circle Award, Citizen was a finalist for a National Book Award, and both can be found in major bookstores just about everywhere.
Another notable press subverting traditional publishing standards is Dorothy, which is "dedicated to works of fiction or near fiction or about fiction, mostly by women." Run by the experimental writer and book designer Danielle Dutton, Dorothy publishes just two books a year, and the books are small, beautiful, and cost only $16. Dutton started the press when she found out that Renee Gladman, a poet she admired, had written a trilogy of novels about the invented city-state of Ravicka. These books are absurd and surreal, and are stabilized by an eerie interior logic: Think The Phantom Tollbooth for adults. Dutton told Gladman she'd start a press if Gladman let her publish these books. Thus, Dorothy was born.
Dorothy powerfully demonstrates the deft curation that's possible with a small press. Dutton has been a steward of the razor-sharp and visceral work of writers like Gladman, Nell Zink, Joanna Walsh, and many more. Dorothy books emerge each October like ringing endorsements of writers you've never heard of by a friend whose taste you can absolutely trust. The reading experience is more manageable, too. These books are short, but existentially grand in impact. Dutton said in a radio interview that being based in St. Louis, as opposed to a big coastal city, allows Dorothy to worry less about the business side of things.
Though there are plenty of small presses grinding on the same New York streets as The Big Five—including Catapult and New York Tyrant—many of the great indie presses are similarly based in unlikely locations. Tin House is in Portland. Two Dollar Radio—the publisher of some of the best gritty Americana novels of the past decade—is in Columbus. And, like Graywolf, Coffee House Press is in Minneapolis.*
Indie presses are also currently promoting the work of some of the greatest new and long-neglected writers. Coffee House recently published a four-book set by the horror master Brian Evenson, who put out his first book with a major publisher more than 20 years ago and hasn't returned to the mainstream press since. His stories embody the terror and thrill of madness; while they sort of resemble a blend of the work of Franz Kafka and Stephen King, they're also utterly singular. Most readers haven't heard of Evenson, and he isn't necessarily looking to change that. "I don't think I'd trade being more visible for having the loyal and generous group of readers that I currently have," Evenson said in a recent interview with Hobart.
Evenson's career trajectory demonstrates the dangers or virtues—depending on how you look at it—of trailblazing in publishing. He's published books under pseudonyms, at a fast rate, and with small presses that few people have ever heard of. But none of it was without intention, and he's earned a passionate following as a result. "I love those books that do something that I didn't think a book could do," Evenson said in his Hobart interview. "Books that humble me and open me to new possibilities. I only rarely have that experience with contemporary work that everybody praises to the skies. The best books tend to fly under the radar." It's exactly these kinds of works independent publishers seek to champion.
Each Coffee House Press book concludes with the tagline, "Literature is not the same thing as publishing," and that mantra nicely captures the valuable position from which many indie presses operate. Two Dollar Radio markets to the "disillusioned and the disaffected." Tin House advertises itself as "artful and irreverent." Dorothy emphasizes that its "interest in literature lies in its endless stylistic and formal variety." In re-organizing the priorities of book publishing—by inventing new models rather than trying to repeat past success, by valuing ingenuity over magnitude, by thinking of sales as a way to make great books possible rather than the point—indie presses aren't just becoming the places where the best books are published; they're already there.
While it's not inherently a bad thing for a few writers to make huge amounts of money—and while it makes some amount of business sense for the major publishers who are helping it happen—that model isn't attuned to recognizing subtler instances of unique work. The Big Five model is geared more toward stable careers—and translation and movie deals—than lightning-bolt moments that are short, vivid, hard to predict, and unlikely to be repeated.
Eighty percent of U.S. books are produced by the Big Five publishers, but with each passing year—and with a stable small number of annual releases—independent presses are earning more of the literary conversation, gaining frequent articles and reviews in The New York Times, The Guardian, The New Yorker, and more. With small, strange books, and alternative publishing techniques, independent presses are finding the readers they need to make the best, weirdest, and most relevant work possible. Maybe in literary publishing in 2016, "under the radar" isn't such a bad place to be.
*This article originally misstated that Coffee House Press is based in New York. We regret the error.
Nathan Scott McNamara is a writer based in Baltimore. His work has appeared in The Millions, Electric Literature, Vox, and elsewhere.