The commemorative 35th Anniversary Silver Panda NGC certification label features a likeness of the original 1983 design on the Silver 10 Yuan Panda. It is the default label for 2018 Silver Pandas, and is available by special request for other 2018 Pandas, or any 2018 medal that celebrates the 35th anniversary of the Silver Panda.
In addition, NGC's popular Early Releases designation will be available for qualifying coins.


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Hidden away in a back corridor of the Britomart precinct, is Milse, a dedicated dessert restaurant headed up by award winning patissier Brian Campbell. Every day and night this tiny space is filled with sweet smells and teeming with people aiming to satisfy their sweet tooth.
Brian and his team craft the most beautiful sweet creations in an open kitchen, selling treats for takeaway customers while serving a variety of special desserts to a small number of diners. The menu features à la carte desserts, pastries, drinks and a degustation menu with matching wines for those wanting the whole experience.
Milse don't take table reservations so you have to time it right or wait it out to catch a table in their dining room and bar. With sweet dishes likely to top anything you've seen on Masterchef, this hidden gem is definitely worth a visit.
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Matthew A.B. Hickey was born in Oshawa, and attended St. Stephens Secondary School in Bowmanville before heading to Toronto for University. At the University of Toronto, he obtained degrees in Business Management and an Arts Degree with a Double Major focused on Political Science and History. Matt graduated from University of Toronto with High Distinction.
Matt moved on to London, Ontario, attending Western Law. While there, he was active in the Community Legal Clinic and Moot Competitions focused on Litigation and Criminal Defence. He earned his Juris Doctor in 2012. Matt articled with an experienced Criminal Defence lawyer in Toronto and was called to the bar in 2013.
Before joining Creighton Law in 2016, Matt was a sole practitioner with work in both Toronto and Durham Region. He maintains a focus on litigation with experience in Criminal Defence work, Family Court, and Civil Litigation. He has appeared in the Ontario Court of Justice, the Superior Court of Justice, and Small Claims Court on a wide variety of matters.
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Władimir Uruczew, bułg. Владимир Уручев (ur. 1 października 1954 w Bukowie) – bułgarski inżynier i polityk, deputowany do Parlamentu Europejskiego VI, VII i VIII kadencji.

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W 1981 uzyskał magisterium z zakresu inżynierii jądrowej w Instytucie Energetycznym w Moskwie. Od 1994 pracował w elektrowni atomowej w Kozłoduju, m.in. jako kierownik działu wsparcia technologicznego, działu eksploatacji bloków oraz główny inżynier bloków. W latach 2001–2003 kontynuował studia z dziedziny organizacji i zarządzania. Został członkiem komitetu sterującego ENISS (European Nuclear Installations Safety Standards) i FORATOM.

W wyborach w 2007 z powodzeniem ubiegał się o mandat deputowanego do Parlamentu Europejskiego z listy partii GERB. W wyborach w 2009 i 2014 uzyskiwał reelekcję na kolejne kadencje.

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Earth and stone
"Humus" is a word with great meaning. It is the soil we live from, in addition to the resources we get from the ocean. This layer of earth - sometimes appearing as loose fertile organic matter; other places as scanty and acidic soil - is found in varying thicknesses over the bedrock. It is the result of 10,000 years of breakdown and erosion following the last ice age, and then several thousand years of cultivation in more recent times. The soil we can buy at the garden centre is a different product than the "natural" humus layer, formed of processes occurring far under the earth's surface. If you dig your spade into the soil where it has not been ploughed before, you will see that there is a big difference in colour, soil structure, moisture and stone content. We might say that the soil is fertile and easily worked some places, whereas other places folk might have given up trying to grow anything on their small patches of land, which then become overgrown with birch and thicket. Modern agriculture does not have room for small stumps between the piles of stone. Nowadays, machines do the job, and they require a lot of space and flat ground.
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Farmers and Settlements
From 4,500 to 5,000 years ago most of Hordaland was a landscape of forest, right out to the coast and the islands. With our inner eye we can see old oak trees putting their stamp on the heat-loving deciduous forest.
Two of Norway's - and mainland Europe's - largest glaciers, in addition to a number of smaller glaciers, lie in Hordaland. This eternal ice is easily accessible, and easy to be enchanted with. A National Day parade goes to the top of the Hardanger glacier, and Folgefonna glacier has lift assistance at the summer ski centre in Jondal.
Hordaland as high as the Himalayas- the Caledonian mountain chain
The Himalaya Mountain Chain is being formed by the Indian continental plate colliding w the Asian continent. This happens because the earth's continental plates are constantly moving in relation to each other. Sometimes they crash together and form large collision zones or mountain chains. The collision between India and the Asian continent has created the world's highest mountain and thickest continental crust. But the creation of the Himalaya mountain chain is essentially just a repeat of what happened more than 400 million years ago when Western Norway and Greenland collided and formed the Caledonian mountain range. That mountain-building event caused quite dramatic changes in topography, climate and crustal thickness, and resulted in both volcanism and a lot of earthquake activity. In addition,
The continental glacier that covered Hordaland was like a great power that had decisive influence over our natural history. The glaciers which at the beginning of the last ice age (more than 100,000 years ago) grew out from Folgefonna, Hardangerjøkulen and other mountainous areas, chased animals and birds, and most likely also humans in front of their paths. Small animals, plants and trees were mercilessly run over and crushed to powder under the thick ice. Even the hard bedrock got torn up and scoured by the ice, which did not give up before it reached the outer edges of the continental shelf. First 14,500 years ago, the climate became mild enough that the outer coastal strip of Hordaland once again became ice-free. Plants, animals and people started to migrate in to a landscape that was golden, with flecks of grey moraine and sand between smoothly polished rock outcrops - as our present warm interglacial was born.
Mining in Hordaland
Ølve has the oldest known mines in Hordaland. In 1642, privilege was granted by the king to build an iron works in Jernsmuget on the property of Lilledals Farm, and five years later a copper works on the same property. Operations were suspended in 1673. Mining resumed again in the municipality in the 1750s. Also this time, in the region of Ølve.
Petroleum riches off the coast of Hordaland
Already in the 1750s, Erik Pontioppidan fantasized about the possibility of petroleum in the North Sea, in "Forsøg til Norges naturlige Historie" (= Studies of Norway's Natural History) "The North Sea's oiliness is, next to its saltiness, a remarkable feature. It can be expected that in the sea, as on land, there lie hidden some oil seepages or petroleum flows, naphtha, schist-oil and other bituminous and oily liquids". More than 200 years were to pass before these predictions came true. In recent years, an unbelievable 120,000 cubic metres of oil and 70 million cubic metres of gas are pumped up from the Oseberg and Troll reservoirs every day. This fairy tale is being played out less than 80 kilometres from the coast of Hordaland, which is not further than that one could see the oil platforms from the coastal mountains on a clear day.
Sailing Sloops and Boat Building
Marine activities expanded greatly throughout the 19th century, and provided a livelihood for many people. Fishing and shipping were probably the subsidiary activities which had greatest economic significance throughout the century. Marine activities brought, literally speaking, wind into the sails of many rural districts in Hordaland during that period.
Stone quarry in Hordaland
Hordaland has been through several "Stone Ages". The first was in the real Stone Age, with Bømlo as its centre. Hard stone as tools and weapons was the normal occupation for Bømlo folk. The next started a ways into the 1800s. Building stone and cobblestones in the street became popular in cities throughout the country. The last stone age is just about twenty years old - after a long period of dominance by asphalt and cement, natural stone has again become desirable in streets and squares, in roads and as building facades.
The bedrock of western Norway
Much is hidden from us, but we know some of the main features in the history behind the different rock types and minerals that surround us. The Hordaland we experience today is the result of an exciting and sometimes dramatic geological history over many hundreds of millions of years - a result that is important for Hordaland: The bedrock influences the soil types and lays down the cultural foundation, by determining the possibilities for mining, quarrying slate, building stone and gravel for roads, and, not least, where we find mountains, valleys and fjords.
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'You Are A Tourist' Video Event – First Ever Scripted, Single-Take Video To Be Aired Live As It's Filmed. Live At 24:00hrs GMT (Midnight) Tuesday April 5th
Long known for their ingenious and imaginative videos, Atlantic recording group Death Cab for Cutie are poised to make history with the companion clip for their hugely anticipated new single, 'You Are A Tourist'. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Tim Nackashi (TV On The Radio, OK Go, Elvis Costello, Radiohead), and conceptualized by frequent collaborator Aaron Stewart-Ahn, 'You Are A Tourist' will be the first ever live, scripted, single-take music video to be broadcast as it is filmed. Presented by Atlantic Records, Bing and RedLaser, viewers are invited to watch the production unfold before their eyes midnight on Tuesday April 5th (2400hrs GMT) at www.youareatourist.com.
Fans can quickly add the 'You Are A Tourist' video event to their calendars using leading mobile barcode scanning application RedLaser and a QR Code featured on Death Cab for Cutie's website and official Twitter feed (@dcfc). Fans simply download RedLaser to their smartphone and then scan the QR Code to add the video event to their calendars.
Bing, the decision engine from Microsoft, will offer exclusive behind-the-scenes photos of the band prepping for the video as well as from the live production itself at http://www.facebook.com/bing beginning on April 5. In addition, a special embed code will be available allowing users to air the video event on their own blog or website.
'You Are A Tourist' is the first single from Death Cab for Cutie's eagerly awaited new album, 'Codes and Keys', out 30th May in the UK. You can hear the full stream of 'You Are a Tourist' here: http://atlr.ec/youareatourist
In the meantime, 'Codes and Keys' is available now for pre-order at www.deathcabforcutie.com/codesandkeys.
Death Cab for Cutie is: Ben Gibbard: guitars, keyboards, vocals / Chris Walla: guitars, keyboards / Nick Harmer: bass / Jason McGerr: drums.
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Jirair Libaridian currently holds the Alex Manoogian Chair in Modern Armenian History at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. He specializes in Armenia, the Caucasus, and the Near East. From 1991 to 1997, Dr. Libaridian served as adviser, and then senior adviser to the former President of Armenia, Levon Ter-Petrossian, as First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs (1993-1994). He taught previously at a number of universities, and has lectured and written extensively.


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Two cars have been damaged in Mildenhall's High Street as up to 10 horses were rounded-up after escaping from their tethers.
Suffolk police were initially called at 8.30am today, Tuesday, April 2, to reports of around 10 horses loose on the grass verge next to Sainsbury's, in Recreation way, in the Suffolk town.
The owner of the animals was contacted. However later reports from the public suggested that six or seven horses had moved into High Street and two cars - a Toyota Yaris and a Honda Jazz - had been damaged.
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Become a valiant fighter or an evil schemer. Either way, both share something in common. You are dragons. Who will you fight for? The Light or the Dark?
Rosewind Harbor
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by Lacie Albus on Mon Feb 12, 2018 9:50 pm
The salty air blew through my hair as the bright sunlight warmed my skin. It's almost like Earth. I thought. The merchants called to the people as they passed, selling their wares. Fish, tools, food, and other trinkets. A young water dragon leaped out of the sea and next to a jeweler's stand, cracking open a handful of oysters, picking out the perfect pearls inside. Maybe not too much like Earth. I joked to myself. As I ventured further down the boardwalk, I heard the shuffling of boots against the wood docks, followed by soft confused murmuring. "Where did it come from?" Asked one of the fisherman. "No one knows. It was empty when it arrived." A massive warship was docked at the end of the harbor, with seemingly no damage. No one knew what to make of it.
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Location : Pruina
Element: Ice
Who are you?: Student
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by Dragonslayer Helix on Wed Feb 21, 2018 10:17 pm
The ocean was never my favorite place to be. The salty air gets stuck under my nostrils the longer I stay. Only this time I was by the harbor to get a jewel appraised. The jewel I found was said to hear the echoes of the air dragons' whispers or so I was told. Hearing the merchants talk about the warship kinda recieved my attention. I whispered to myself "A warship... that appeared out of nowhere?"
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Location : Haven
Element: Electric
by Athemise on Wed Feb 21, 2018 11:37 pm
As I walked along the docks and took a deep breath of the salty air, I smiled to myself on how much I loved the beach. Wind blowing through my short purple hair, bright blue sunny skies, and the murmurs of the merchants talking about the latest catch. I over heard about a warship and walked towards the fishermen. I was pretty intrigued on where it was from and walked faster to get a better look at it. As I continued to speed walk I saw Helix and waved "Couldn't resist taking a look at it too huh?"
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Element: Psychic
by Dragonslayer Helix on Thu Feb 22, 2018 1:52 am
At the corner of my eye, a young purple hair girl appeared. All I could think of was Athey and sure enough it was her. I did a small wave of hello and resumed to keep my eyes on that warship. That ship was getting more, more and more attention as more fishermen start to approach the edge of the boardwalks.
by Lacie Albus on Wed Feb 28, 2018 9:06 pm
I saw Athemise and Helix close by. "You guys know anything about this?" I asked.
by Ambrose on Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:50 pm
Ambrose walked down the dock with Ruby perched on his shoulders and holding Aldrich's hand. The fire dragon had heard whispers of a warship appearing in the dock and out of curiosity decided to check it out. He wasn't surprised to see a few familiar faces there. Always the same group who seemed to snoop around. "Greetings Athemise, Lacey, Helix." He said cooly before looking up at the huge ship.
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by Lacie Albus on Wed Feb 28, 2018 11:19 pm
"Hey, Ambrose." I greeted back. "What do you think happened? No damage, no crew, it just docked here with no one noticing somehow."
I heard the voice of the a familiar friend, Ambrose. "It seems the warship has gotten your attention too. This warship has sparked a ruckus hasn't it?" I said in reply and resumed aweing at the ship. I want to go towards the ship but didn't know how to approach it. I examined the side of the ship, the windows and looked for anyway to get in the ship. "I feel like the ship is drawing me in" I whispered as the waves swayed back and forth, hitting the docks as the salty air picked up again.
"Have any of you been aboard yet? I was thinking of checking it out." He said as he took Ruby off his shoulders. "Ruby you go say hi to your ma right now." He said to the little psychic and pointed to Athemise. "Anyways, I'd like to go in it and see it for myself."
"Are we even allowed to do that? I imagine law enforcement would be on this by now." I said. Well, unless we're in a "Harry Potter"
situation where the students have to do everything themselves. I thought. "Well, maybe just a peek." I said hesitantly.
"I suppose checking it out would seem fun. Somebody has to check it out anyways. I'm sure none of these fishermen would do it anyways." Some of the fishermen backed off when they heard me. I grabbed my sword's hilt and viewed the ship again. "I must be blind or the sun is making me blind, but I could've sworn I think I saw a person in that window" I whispered to myself
"With everything we've already medled in are you only now JUST worrying about law enforcement?" He said with a rare chuckle. Aldrich pointed up at the ship and asked in his excited voice, "Can we go too Daddy?!" Ambrose shook his head and jerked his hand back towards the inn. "Certainly not. You take your sister and wait for me at the inn. If I don't come home by tomorrow morning you are to call Cyrus and go to his house." The small fire dragon was about to argue when Ambrose growled out, "If I find out that you two put so much as a toe out of that inn before tomorrow I'll flay the hide off your backs. Now get going!" The two children needed no second bidding and tore off down the road. Of course Ambrose would never lift so much as a finger to harm eitherone but he wasn't very good at parenting.
by Dragonslayer Helix on Thu Mar 01, 2018 12:50 am
"And I'm sure these fishermen would let us examine this boat without any hassle" I chuckled as I saw the little ones argue.
by Ambrose on Thu Mar 01, 2018 11:08 am
"It is settled then, shall we board?" Ambrose grinned with an old hint of excitement. He drew his sword and white flame engulfed her deadly blade. She was a gift from Kingsley and blessed with the ferocity of Angtinouth itself. "I say weapons drawn. You never really know what lies lurking even if it was deserted earlier."
by Dragonslayer Helix on Thu Mar 01, 2018 12:51 pm
The crowd of fishermen opened up to let us through. You could hear them murmur about us, some even gasping in fear. As we got closer, the ship seemed bigger than anticipated. I have my hand on my hilt as we walked towards it. The ship was casting a shadow onto us from the sun. It felt colder to me and the stench salty air picked up again. Sand was coming from the windows and the drawbridge to enter the ship was wide open. Fear was the last thing I want to feel right now. "Weapons drawn indeed" I'm always ready for a quick death match
by Ambrose on Thu Mar 01, 2018 12:59 pm
A strange dread seemed to eminate from the ship, settling into his very bones. Ambrose shivered but did not hesitate. After all, a little fear every now and then reminded him he was alive. "Well Helix, should we sent a scouting spell out first or just chance it and plunge on in?" The fire dragon preferred to seek council from companions before he made his own decisions. Afterall He could be rather hasty.
by Dragonslayer Helix on Fri Mar 02, 2018 7:43 am
"Well, these fishermen said no person has ever entered or left the ship. Then again, fishermen tend to give rumors." The thought of a scouting spell was a good idea however, it still didn't put me at ease. Even if we did find something in it, we wouldn't know how big or how many. "I'd say let's enter and chance it. I'm sure we are more than capable of handling a situation. I'm going to chance on these rumors of the ship being empty"
by Ambrose on Fri Mar 02, 2018 10:23 am
"And I'd bet either something's lurking around or it contains some sort of magic. Odd that a warship would just appear out of nowhere especially during a time of war." Ambrose changed into his ex form, which he was far more comfortable in, and hopped aboard. He perched on the rail for a split second before disapearing from view.
by Dragonslayer Helix on Fri Mar 02, 2018 3:23 pm
The entrance to me was very inviting but I paid no attention to it. As I walked in I expected some tribal chant or a scary sound to go off. Instead I just walked into spider webs. The view from the boardwalks was still in view but got smaller and smaller. "Some old relics on the walls, some old rusty swords. Not much here a thief would make out of." I turned to the cannons and noticed something odd. "These cannons are warm. Could they be fired recently or be baked in the sunlight over time?"
by Lacie Albus on Fri Mar 02, 2018 9:03 pm
"If they were fired recently, I imagine someone would have heard them." I said with my bow ready. "Cannons aren't really meant for stealth missions." I heard a clattering down a small corridor, where I guessed the captain's quarters would be. I whipped around and drew an arrow back. "Over there..." I whispered to the others.
by Ambrose on Sat Mar 03, 2018 3:58 pm
Ambrose had gone ahead by himself towards the back of the ship. Slipping through an unlocked door he found himself in what must have been the crew's quarters. He strode down the row of bunks but could find no sign of life. personal items were still strewn about though. In the end he had decided to help himself to what was left. He didn't sense any immediate danger anyways. All he managed to get his hands on were a couple old books, a journal and a few pieces silver. Ambrose was quite interested in the journal hoping it might shed some light on the lives of whoever lived here. The fire dragon took a seat on one of the beds and flipped it open.
by Lacie Albus on Sat Mar 03, 2018 10:08 pm
I nudged the door slightly and peeked in, seeing Ambrose sitting on one of the bunks. I lowered my bow and entered. "What's that?" I asked.
by Ambrose on Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:08 am
"A crew journal." He said without looking up from it. "It's..... interesting. Very few of the pages are in common tongue." He flipped the journal around to show her. "The majority of it is in a language foreign to me. All I've found so far is that the owner of the journal was named Alessandro Bagglatio. He was a 48 year old ship's cook. He says something about a cruel captain, a newcomer who became well liked, talk of mutiny and an obscure reference to a battle where the old captain seemingly disappeared. That's only a handful of the pages though. There are at least a couple hundred that I can't read due to them being in a foreign language." He held it out to Lacie and added, "Take a look for yourself. Maybe you'll have better luck than me." Ambrose then went back to rifling through the crew's stuff and pocketed a couple small knives to bring back to his kids as trinkets.
by Dragonslayer Helix on Mon Mar 05, 2018 5:43 pm
"Interesting, a captain and a full crew. I wondered what happened" I sheathed my sword and walked along the lined up cannons which lead to the armory. The row of spears and curved swords were covered in rust. "Hey guys. Come here." I said out loud. There were paintings of the crew and it's members. An old map. "Seems like they even mapped out the whole land"
by Ambrose on Mon Mar 05, 2018 8:35 pm
"Portraits?" Ambrose repeated in surprise. How unusual. Perhaps not to see one of the captain but for the entire crew? Ambrose left Lacy behind to join Helix. "Peculiar. I've never heard of a warship with portraits of the crew."
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Something I think a lot about is the pressure our society places on women to look, act, and think a certain way. I really think the ideals society presents as the path to happiness are misleading. As a woman it can be difficult to go against the grain, disregard the strong messages we receive everyday, and find the true path to happiness.
I recently read an article on PsychologyToday entitled 8 Messages to Teach Young Women & Girls About Happiness. The article touches on societal misconceptions on what leads to happiness and ways we can educate women and girls to create happiness in their own lives.
"Having it all" and "leaning in" are phrases that have become increasingly popular lately. Women and girls feel pressure to get a degree, have great careers, the perfect marriages and be perfect moms. Having it all takes a lot of work and when women buckle under the pressure, they feel like they're inadequate. But here's the thing, working to your maximum capacity at all times isn't good for your mind or body. It leads to burnout and unhappiness.
We live in a materialistic culture where women and girls are encouraged to have the best clothes for a great style, nice furniture for a pinterest worthy home, the best shoes, the best cars and on and on. Every day we are inundated with marketing messages to buy more stuff. However, science has proven that spending money on experiences leaves the spender feeling more fulfilled than the spender who buys things.
This is a distinction I've never really considered before. The difference between self-esteem and self-efficacy is feeling you are good enough vs. feeling you have power to create great results with your life. While I think feeling you are good enough is worthwhile and important, grasping the power of your own abilities to change the course of your life is empowering.
This one is based on the fact that girls are told from a young age that abilities are static, whereas boys are encouraged to grow and improve. Therefore, women grow up avoiding challenges and risks while men are more likely to take them. Women should be open to taking good risks to expand their careers and not shy away from new opportunities.
Don't get stuck in your own faulty thinking.
So often women base decisions on ideas they believe to be true, which are really social constructs such as "I haven't achieved enough" or "I need to be better." In reality these are ideas that have been cemented as fact in our brains that only serve to make us unhappy.
Perfection really does not exist.
Really, it doesn't. We can strive to be perfect, but there will always be something we can improve upon. If we put ourselves under constant pressure to attain perfection, we will only succeed in making ourselves miserable.
This goes hand in hand with taking good risks. We need to focus on perfect less and more on making ourselves vulnerable so we have the strength to take those good risks.
So many times women have the idea that happiness is in the future and will come after they receive this or accomplish that. They think "I'll be happy when I'm in a relationship" or "I'll be happy when I have X job." I have definitely fallen victim to this line of thinking, and reality is that even when you achieve these things, happiness comes from being present in the moment.
I am absolutely loving the transition from summer to fall! I grew up in Arizona where there are few seasons and the transition from summer to winter (there really isn't a fall season) consists of the weather changing from unbearably hot to mildly chilly. You know winter has arrived in Arizona when the weather dips below 80 degrees and people start breaking out their sweatshirts. When I transferred colleges and moved to California, I did not own a single pair of shoes that was not sandals (true story!).
Though I'm still not a huge fan of winter, as mild as it may be in the Bay Area, I absolutely love the slight chill in the air, the changing of leaves and all the other little things that signal that fall has arrived.
This candle from Bath and Body Works has been burning non-stop at our place. I don't usually buy pricey candles from Bath and Body Works but Brandon's mom picked it up for us as a gift and we love it. Every time we walk in we comment on how great the house smells!
This little guy is never one to turn down snuggle time, but he's always especially snuggly when it starts getting chilly outside!
I got a littttlllleee carried away at DSW last weekend while getting ready for fall. I've been eyeing new black boots for a while since my current black boots are falling apart. The weather has gotten significantly cooler in the past week so I knew now is the time! I also bought a grey pair of ked-like shoes to give myself an option besides boots on casual days. Finally, I picked up a pair of black pumps that are matte on top and patent leather on the bottom. I have a pair of open toed black wedges I wear to work, but I really wanted a pair of classic pumps. These Liz Claiborne pumps were on clearance and at $20 they were a steal!
Thanksgiving is my all time favorite holiday! We always have a huge meal with some close family friends, including my friend Allison who I've known since kindergarten. We've missed out the past two years since we've been spread out across the country, but we'll all be in one place this Thanksgiving so the tradition will live on. Also, Brandon is coming with me to Arizona for the first time this Thanksgiving, and I can't wait to share the holiday with him.
As a new year approaches, I'm going to focus on appreciating the little things that make me happy and savoring each season!


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NASCA is a grass roots organisation with a national focus.
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The Challenges and Opportunities of Physical Education within the Context of Health and Wellbeing
by Dr Gray and Dr Sandford | NW 18 Research in Sport Pedagogy, SERA
During the #ReconnectingEERA online conference, that replaced the planned 2020 ECER conference in Glasgow, the Network 18 (Research in Sport Pedagogy) symposium on 27th August 2020 was attended by around seventy delegates from across Europe. The symposium was originally planned as a 'local context' contribution within NW18's programme of activities at the Glasgow conference, where it was intended to showcase just some of the excellent Physical Education (PE) research that is taking place in Scotland. The symposium was organised in collaboration with SERA and their PE network (ScotPERN) in order to build capacity, share ideas and facilitate conversations. Dr Shirley Gray and Dr Rachel Sandford provide an overview of the online symposium, reflect on the discussion generated and consider implications for future research agendas.
Curriculum for Physical Education in Scotland
Scotland offers a rich site for educational research, given that it is now ten years on from the introduction of a new curriculum, the Curriculum for Excellence (Scottish Government, 2004). During this time, there have been several curriculum reviews, recommendations and further policy developments, which have presented numerous challenges for teachers. This was particularly evident with the PE curriculum, which in 2010 was relocated from the 'Expressive Arts' curriculum to the 'Health and Wellbeing' curriculum.
Whereas initially, teachers were supported by just two pages of broad curricular guidelines (Scottish Government, 2009), today they work with twenty-two pages of specific benchmarks (Education Scotland, 2017). These benchmarks indicate what pupils should be able to know and do as they progress through school. The programme for high stakes examinations in the senior years (ages 16-18 years) has also undergone several changes over recent years, and debates remain ongoing as to how they might be further developed in the future.
Research in Physical Education in Scotland
Researchers in PE in Scottish universities have been fascinated by these developments and have spent the last ten years exploring the impact of the new curriculum on teachers' learning, practice and the learning experiences of students. Specific areas of research have included:
exploring the curriculum development process;
understanding the nature and role of health and wellbeing within the context of PE;
teacher change;
in-service and pre-service teacher learning;
teaching social and emotional wellbeing;
the role of digital technology and social media in how young people learn;
gender issues in PE, and;
critical pedagogies of affect.
Online Symposium at #ReconnectingEERA
The online symposium consisted of five presentations that exemplified just some of the work that has been done within these areas in recent years. Some of the references for this work can be found below.
The first presentation was by Dr Andrew Horrell from the University of Edinburgh. He presented findings from a study that took place at the time teachers were planning their new curricula in line with policy demands. He highlighted the ways in which regimes of accountability exerted a powerful influence on teachers and had a significant impact on the decisions they made about curriculum design.
The next presentation was by Professor Kirk, Cara Lamb and Dr Eishen Teraoka from the University of Strathclyde. They presented the findings from two studies that explored the pedagogies of PE teachers who paid specific attention to pupils' learning in the affective domain. The first study explored the perceptions and experiences of teachers who were committed to engaging with pedagogies of affect. In the second study, they highlighted the challenges that teachers faced when attempting to learn and enact an activist intervention specifically designed to support girls' positive experiences in PE.
Following this, Elaine Wotherspoon from the University of the West of Scotland reported the findings from her study that explored recently graduated PETE students' levels of preparedness for teaching PE within the Health and Wellbeing curriculum. She discussed the factors that contributed to their feelings of preparedness, but also highlight that, the more they learned 'on the job', the less they felt that their PETE experience sufficiently prepared them for their entry into the profession.
In the final presentation, Dr Jess and colleagues from the University of Edinburgh presented their findings from the first phase of a longitudinal study exploring the professional visions of final year PE students. Guided by complexity thinking, they analysed twenty student essays that focussed on a future vision for PE. Results highlighted a diverse range of ideas and a discussion followed about the various factors that teachers will need to negotiate if their vision is to be realised.
In summary, these four presentations provided an insight into just some of the academic work that is being carried out in Scotland within the broad field of physical education. Together, they helped to showcase how the new Scottish curriculum has provided an exciting backdrop for educational research. This research provides academics, working with/alongside teachers, the opportunity to explore how PE practice might best ensure that young people have positive, healthy and meaningful experiences now and in the future.
In sharing this work and inviting comment, the symposium offered an opportunity for attendees to discuss key issues around health, PE and the curriculum, and make relevant connections to their own contexts. One exciting outcome here is that those delegates in attendance from Wales, a country that is currently going through very similar curriculum reform, sought to continue discussions with the panel beyond the symposium and now plan to organise a further joint symposium in the future.
The online symposium has served not only to raise the profile of educational research in Scotland but also to forge stronger connections between the ScotPERN and NW18 networks and identify opportunities for future collaborative research within Europe and beyond.
If you would like to see these presentations, then you can find them on the SERA 'connects' YouTube channel here:
NW 18 Research in Sport Pedagogy | SERA
COVID-19 | European Conference on Educational Research | Scotland
Dr Shirley Gray
Senior Lecturer, University of Edinburgh
Dr Shirley Gray is a Senior Lecturer in Physical Education at the University of Edinburgh. Her research focuses on issues relating to gender and equality, social and emotional learning, pupil motivation and the professional learning of teachers.
Dr Rachel Sandford
Senior Lecturer, Loughborough University
Dr Rachel Sandford is a Senior Lecturer in Young People and Sport at Loughborough University, UK. Her research centres on young people's attitudes towards, experiences of and development in/through sport and physical activity. She has a particular interest in issues around popular culture, embodied identity and positive youth development.
Scottish Government (2004) A curriculum for excellence. (Glasgow, Learning and Teaching Scotland).
Scottish Government (2009) Curriculum for excellence: health and wellbeing: experiences and outcomes. (Glasgow, Learning and Teaching Scotland).
Education Scotland (2017). Benchmarks: Physical Education.
Scottish Research References
Carse, N, Jess, M & Keay, J. (2020), 'Primary Physical Education in a complex world (Part 4): Advocating for the Education in Primary Physical Education' Physical Education Matters, pp. 21-23.
Carse, N, McMillan, P, Jess, M, McIntyre, J & Fletcher, T. (2018).Exploring the collaborative in a collective self-study. in D Garbett & A Ovens (eds), Pushing Boundaries and Crossing Borders: Self-Study as a Means for Researching Pedagogy . University of Auckland, pp. 489-496.
Craig, M, Thorburn, M, Mulholland, R, Horrell, A & Jess, M. (2016). 'Understanding professional issues in physical education: A Scottish insight', Scottish Educational Review, vol. 48, no. 2, pp. 80-100.
Gray, S., Wright, P., Sievwright, R., & Robertson, S. (2019). Learning to Use Teaching for Personal and Social Responsibility Through Action Research. Journal of Teaching in Physical Education.
Horrell, A., Sproule, J. & Gray, S., (2011). Health and wellbeing: a policy context for physical education in Scotland. Sport, Education and Society. 17(2) 163-180
Jess, M, Keay, J & Carse, N. (2019) 'Primary physical education in a complex world (part 1)' Physical Education Matters, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 23-25.
Kirk, D., Lamb, C. A., Oliver, K. L., Ewing-Day, R., Fleming, C., Loch, A., & Smedley, V. (2018). Balancing prescription with teacher and pupil agency: spaces for manoeuvre within a pedagogical model for working with adolescent girls. Curriculum Journal, 29(2), 219-237.
MacIsaac, S., Kelly, J. & Gray (2017). 'She has like 4000 followers!': the celebrification of self within school social networks. Journal of Youth Studies.
MacLean, J., Mulholland, R., Gray, S. & Horrell, A. (2015) Enabling Curriculum Change in Scotland – PE Teacher and Policy Constructors' Perceptions compared. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17408989.2013.798406.
Mcmillan, P 2017, Understanding physical education teachers' day-to-day practice: Challenging the 'unfair' picture. in M Thorburn (ed.), Transformative Learning and Teaching in Physical Education. Routledge Research in Education, Routledge, Abingdon; New York, pp. 159-175.
Roberts, J, Gray, S & Camacho-Miñano, MJ. (2019). 'Exploring the PE contexts and experiences of girls who challenge gender norms in a progressive secondary school', Curriculum Studies in Health and Physical Education. https://doi.org/10.1080/25742981.2019.1696688
Stewart, S., Gray, S., Kelly, J. & MacIsaac, S. (2019). Investigating the development of masculine identities in physical education. Sport Education and Society.
Teraoka, E., Ferreira, H. J., Kirk, D., & Bardid, F. (Accepted/In press). Affective learning in physical education: a systematic review. Journal of Teaching in Physical Education.


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There were a misunderstanding and heated exchange between the state government and private hospitals after the state government suspended the empanelment of over 15 private and church-run hospitals.
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Q: Looking to Loop Excel VBA Macro through Multiple Worksheets? Looking to loop the following code through (about) 125 worksheets in an Excel workbook and pull the listed cell values into one database entry log on the 'Database' worksheet'.  Right now it is only pulling from one of the tabs . (PO VT-0189).  Wondering how to correct.
Private Sub PopulateOrderInfo()
    Dim OrderDate As String, PONumber As String, Vendor As String, ShipTo As String, SKU As String
    Dim R As Long, LastSKURow As Long, NextDBRow As Long, OFrm As Worksheet, DB As Worksheet
    For Each OFrm In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
        Set OFrm = Worksheets("PO VT-0189")
        Set DB = Worksheets("Database")
        OrderDate = OFrm.Range("N4")
        PONumber = OFrm.Range("N3")
        Vendor = OFrm.Range("A13")
        ShipTo = OFrm.Range("I13")
        POTotal = OFrm.Range("P43")
        LastSKURow = OFrm.Range("A38").End(xlUp).Row
        For R = 21 To LastSKURow
            SKU = OFrm.Range("A" & R).Value
            SKUDesc = OFrm.Range("D" & R).Value
            SKUQty = OFrm.Range("K" & R).Value
            Lntotal = OFrm.Range("M" & R).Value
            NextDBRow = DB.Cells(DB.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row + 1
            DB.Range("A" & NextDBRow).Value = OrderDate
            DB.Range("B" & NextDBRow).Value = PONumber
            DB.Range("C" & NextDBRow).Value = Vendor
            DB.Range("D" & NextDBRow).Value = ShipTo
            DB.Range("E" & NextDBRow).Value = SKU
            DB.Range("F" & NextDBRow).Value = SKUDesc
            DB.Range("G" & NextDBRow).Value = SKUQty
            DB.Range("H" & NextDBRow).Value = Lntotal
            DB.Range("I" & NextDBRow).Value = POTotal
        Next R
    Next OFrm
End Sub

A: I think you can also shorten your code by avoiding the loop and most of the variables seem unnecessary to me.
Private Sub PopulateOrderInfo()

Dim R As Long, LastSKURow As Long, NextDBRow As Long, OFrm As Worksheet, DB As Worksheet

Set DB = Worksheets("Database")

For Each OFrm In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
    If OFrm.Name <> DB.Name Then
        LastSKURow = OFrm.Range("A38").End(xlUp).Row
        R = LastSKURow - 21 + 1
        NextDBRow = DB.Cells(DB.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row + 1
        DB.Range("A" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("N4")
        DB.Range("B" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("N3")
        DB.Range("C" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("A13")
        DB.Range("D" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("I13")
        DB.Range("E" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("A21").Resize(R).Value
        DB.Range("F" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("D21").Resize(R).Value
        DB.Range("G" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("K21").Resize(R).Value
        DB.Range("H" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("M21").Resize(R).Value
        DB.Range("I" & NextDBRow).Resize(R).Value = OFrm.Range("P43")
    End If
Next OFrm

End Sub

A: Use a for loop and WorkSheets collection like:
For I = 1 to worksheets.count
 if worksheets(i).name <> "Database" then
  Add your code here
 end if
Next i

This loops through every worksheet in your workbook and does what ever you need to all worksheets except the Database.

A: Using a for each... loop
For Each ws In wb.Worksheets
     If ws.name = "Database" Then
'Leave blank to just skip database. Code here if you want something special on database. OR statements can be used to exclude additional sheets
 Else
'Code here
 End If
    Next

A: I think you described the issue fairly well.  Just to confirm, you want to loop through all worksheets in one single workbook, right.  Try the script below.  Feedback if you have additional questions, concerns, etc.  Thanks.
Sub ImportAll()

Dim blnHasFieldNames As Boolean, blnEXCEL As Boolean, blnReadOnly As Boolean
Dim lngCount As Long
Dim objExcel As Object, objWorkbook As Object
Dim colWorksheets As Collection
Dim strPathFile as String, strTable as String
Dim strPassword As String

' Establish an EXCEL application object
On Error Resume Next
Set objExcel = GetObject(, "Excel.Application")
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
      Set objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
      blnEXCEL = True
End If
Err.Clear
On Error GoTo 0

' Change this next line to True if the first row in EXCEL worksheet
' has field names
blnHasFieldNames = False

' Replace C:\Filename.xls with the actual path and filename
strPathFile = "C:\Filename.xls"

' Replace tablename with the real name of the table into which
' the data are to be imported
strTable = "tablename"

' Replace passwordtext with the real password;
' if there is no password, replace it with vbNullString constant
' (e.g., strPassword = vbNullString)
strPassword = "passwordtext"

blnReadOnly = True ' open EXCEL file in read-only mode

' Open the EXCEL file and read the worksheet names into a collection
Set colWorksheets = New Collection
Set objWorkbook = objExcel.Workbooks.Open(strPathFile, , blnReadOnly, , _
      strPassword)
For lngCount = 1 To objWorkbook.Worksheets.Count
      colWorksheets.Add objWorkbook.Worksheets(lngCount).Name
Next lngCount

' Close the EXCEL file without saving the file, and clean up the EXCEL objects
objWorkbook.Close False
Set objWorkbook = Nothing
If blnEXCEL = True Then objExcel.Quit
Set objExcel = Nothing

' Import the data from each worksheet into the table
For lngCount = colWorksheets.Count To 1 Step -1
      DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acImport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9, _
            strTable, strPathFile, blnHasFieldNames, colWorksheets(lngCount) & "$"
Next lngCount

' Delete the collection
Set colWorksheets = Nothing

' Uncomment out the next code step if you want to delete the
' EXCEL file after it's been imported
' Kill strPathFile

End Sub

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Over 2000 events were scheduled last year at Fête de la Gastronomie, with a similar number planned for this year as well. Join us on the September 23rd through the 25th for festivities held all throughout the country, where locals and fellow travellers alike come together to truly enjoy the wonders of French gastronomy.
In honor of this delicious festival, chefs and restaurants will create special menus for the public to taste. You can exchange recipes and ideas with fellow food-lovers, and discuss and discover new ways to approach cooking. You may even get tips from the expert chefs themselves! In France a good dish is always accompanied by a great wine, so don't miss the opportunity learn more about the art of pairing. It may be a difficult skill in itself, but the chefs and restaurateurs will be more than excited to share their opinions to ensure you get the most out of every bite...or sip!
Pencil it into your planner and be sure to bring your family and friends along to join in and celebrate the rich diversity of French gastronomy.
The destination is located to the north of the Aquitaine basin, bordering the Atlantic ocean. To the west, it is bounded by the banks of the Gironde and the îles de Ré and d'Oléron, and to the east, Angoulême, at the first foothills of the Massif Central.
Coming to Cognac means discovering a town with numerous cultural activities, internationally famous festivals and a universally known eau-de-vie.
Between Bordeaux and La Rochelle, the House of Remy Martin offers you a unique journey through time and space in order to share the secrets of its history and the production of its cognacs.


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Die Luren von Daberkow sind ein Paar bronzezeitlicher Musikinstrumente, deren Bruchstücke 1911 und 1912 bei Daberkow in Vorpommern gefunden wurden. Archäologische Funde von Luren in Deutschland sind sehr selten, die meisten stammen aus Dänemark und dem südlichen Skandinavien. Die während der Nordischen Bronzezeit geschaffenen Daberkower Luren befinden sich heute als Raubkunst im Puschkin-Museum in Moskau.

Geschichte
Im Herbst 1911 sollten Arbeiter des Gutes Daberkow die Reste eines großen Findlings entfernen, der sich östlich der heutigen Landesstraße 35 in einer moorigen Wiese nördlich eines Entwässerungsgrabens befand. Von dem Findling, der etwa mannshoch gewesen sein soll und den fünf Männer nur mit Mühe umfassen konnten, waren angeblich bereits in den 1870er Jahren Stücke abgesprengt worden. Unter mehreren abgesprengten Bruchstücken fanden die Arbeiter Metallteile aus Bronze, die sie zum Teil an sich nahmen. Nach dem Bekanntwerden der Funde nahm der Amtsrat Knust die Fundstücke in Verwahrung und konnte bei Nachforschungen noch mehrere Teile bei den Dorfbewohnern in Daberkow einsammeln.

Im Februar 1912 wurden die Königlichen Museen zu Berlin über den Fund zweier Luren unterrichtet, den die vorgeschichtliche Abteilung bereits zwei Monate später erwarb. Im Dezember 1912 wurde die Fundstelle unter Leitung von Hubert Schmidt (1864–1933) untersucht und auf einer Fläche von 2 m mal 3 m aufgegraben. In dem bis 60 cm tiefen moorastigen Wiesenboden wurde zwei weitere, zusammenpassende Bruchstücke vom unteren Ende einer Lure gefunden.

Es wurden Nachbauten angefertigt, die im Völkerkundemuseum zu Berlin ausgestellt wurden. Richtung, Windung und Gesamtlänge der Rohre waren wegen der Unvollständigkeit der Funde nicht eindeutig zu bestimmen, deshalb wurde eine Lure aus dem Dänischen Nationalmuseum in Kopenhagen für die Rekonstruktion herangezogen. Hubert Schmidt ordnete die Daberkower Luren in eine Gruppe mit den Luren von Brudevælte ein, die 1797 auf der dänischen Insel Seeland gefunden worden waren.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurden die Luren von Daberkow, wie zahlreiche andere Kulturgüter in der Sowjetischen Besatzungszone, beschlagnahmt und in die Sowjetunion verbracht. Bis in die 1990er Jahre befanden sie sich wahrscheinlich im Depot des Moskauer Puschkin-Museums. Im Demminer Regionalmuseum befinden sich Repliken der Nachbauten.

2013 wurden die Luren von Daberkow im Rahmen der Ausstellung in "Bronzezeit – Europa ohne Grenzen" in Sankt Petersburg gezeigt.

Beschreibung
Die größten Fundstücke sind zwei bronzene Schallrohre mit aufgesetzten Scheiben, die mit Buckeln verziert waren und neun Bruchstücken der Mundrohre. Anhand der Windung der Schallrohre kann ein linkes und ein rechtes Rohr unterschieden werden.

Das linke Schallrohr ist zum größten Teil erhalten, von der Scheibe fehlt etwa die Hälfte. Zwei Ringbänder von 1,5 cm Breite, durch je drei umlaufende Stege und Furchen doppelt gegliedert, verbinden drei Teilrohre zu einem. Nahe den Ende befinden sich Tragösen zur Befestigung einer Tragekette.

Die Scheibe des rechten Schallrohrs ist verbogen, aber vollständig erhalten. Das wie das linke durch Ringbänder gegliederte Rohr ist in der Mitte zerbrochen.

Von den Bruchstücken der Mundrohre konnte die beiden jeweils etwa 10 cm langen Anschlussstücke dem jeweiligen Schallrohr zugeordnet werden. Die sechs übrigen größeren Teile mit Längen bzw. Spannweiten zwischen 13,8 cm und 18 cm sind nicht eindeutig einer bestimmten Lure zuzuordnen. Hier sind ebenfalls an drei Stücken Ringbänder vorhanden, bei denen ein 0,5 cm breiter Mittelsteg von je vier seitwärts abfallenden Parallelrippen eingefasst wird. Zwei Rohrfragmente weisen Spuren von Reparaturen auf. Ein Mundstück hat an der Öffnungen innen einen Durchmesser von 2,4 cm, außen mit Rand von 3,8 cm. Es ist am unteren Ansatz durch drei Rippen profiliert. Am anschließenden Rohrstück befinden sich zwei Ösen.

Zur Verwendung wurde das Mundrohr mittels seines Falzrohres am Ende in das Schallrohr gesteckt. Ein am Falzrohr aufgesetztes Dreieck und eine dem entsprechende Aussparung am Schallrohr verhinderten ein Verdrehen von Schall- und Mundrohr gegeneinander.

Da alle Bruchstücke alte Bruchkanten aufwiesen, ist anzunehmen, dass die Luren bereits zerbrochen waren, bevor sie vergraben wurden. Dabei ist unklar, ob sie zuvor absichtlich zerstört wurden oder ob die Beschädigungen Anlass waren, die Luren in der Erde zu versenken.

Ein Fragment wurde zersägt, um es im Königlichen Materialprüfungsamt mikroskopisch und chemisch zu untersuchen. Nach der Analyse von Friedrich Rathgen besteht die beim Formguss verwendete Bronze aus 85,03 % Kupfer und 13,76 % Zinn. Beim Gießen der Bronze mit einer verlorenen Form wurden Gusskernstützen in Form von rund 1 mm starken Lamellen zur Stabilisierung verwendet. Diese Kernstützen bestanden aus einer Bronzelegierung mit einem Kupfergehalt von 88,46 % und einem Zinngehalt von 6,08 %. Dadurch hatten sie einen höheren Schmelzpunkt als die Bronze für die Rohre und blieben während des Gießens stabil.

Die Teilrohre wurden offenbar in einer speziellen Form aneinandergesetzt und durch Gießen eines Ringbandes miteinander verbunden. Die dazu verwendete Bronze hatte einen Zinngehalt von 17,26 % und damit einen niedrigeren Schmelzpunkt als das Rohrmetall, so dass die zusammenzufügenden Rohre nicht durch das Gießen beeinträchtigt wurden.

Die Ergebnisse der Analyse lassen darauf schließen, dass die Hersteller bereits umfangreiche Kenntnisse über den Einfluss des Zinngehaltes auf den Schmelzpunkt der Bronzelegierung hatten und diese gezielt bei der Fertigung einsetzten.

Literatur
 Hubert Schmidt: Die Luren von Daberkow, Kr. Demmin. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte von Formen und Technik in der Bronzezeit. In: Prähistorische Zeitschrift. VII, Heft 3/4, 1915, S. 85–177 (abgerufen über De Gruyter Online).
 Friedrich Behn: Die musikwissenschaftliche Bedeutung der Luren von Daberkow. In: Prähistorische Zeitschrift. VII, Heft 3/4, 1915, S. 177–179 (abgerufen über De Gruyter Online).
 Ricardo Eichmann (Hrsg.), Lars-Christian Koch: Musikarchäologie: Klänge der Vergangenheit Theiss 2015 ISBN 978-3-8062-3007-9

Weblinks
 Der Lurenfund von Daberkow, gutshaus-wietzow.de

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Luren
Archäologischer Fund (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)
Archäologischer Fund (Bronzezeit)
Moorfund
Einzelnes Musikinstrument
Puschkin-Museum
Musik der Ur- und Frühgeschichte
Historisches Musikinstrument
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Malaysia - GCC Framework Agreement on Economic, Commercial, Investment and Technical Cooperation
What is the Framework Agreement on Economic, Commercial, Investment and Technical Cooperation (FAECITC)?
The Framework Agreement on Economic, Commercial, Investment and Technical Cooperation (FAECITC) is a bilateral agreement between Malaysia and the GCC group comprising six countries i.e. United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait. The FAECITC is viewed as a step to further strengthen economic relations, improve business environment, increase bilateral trade through the removal or reduction of import duties and legal commitment expected from a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the GCC.
What is the scope of the Agreement?
The scope of the agreement covers:
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Investment;
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What are the benefits that can be accrued by signing the FAECITC?
The signing of the FAECITC offers Malaysia several advantages. The GCC, with a total population of 38 million, with a Gross Domestic Product of USD863.64 billion in 2009 is an attractive market for Malaysian exports. Currently, Malaysia's exports to the GCC countries totaled USD5.0 billion (RM15.4 billion) for the period January-November 2010. Other advantages are:
Providing more concrete business environment for investment and trade opportunities;
Enhancing exchange of information on foreign trade;
Encouraging business communication, particularly between institutions and organisations concerned with foreign trade;
Facilitating training and technology transfer; and
Providing avenue for both sides to take appropriate arrangements for encouraging capital flows between them.
When is the date of entry into force of this Agreement?
The FAECITC will come into force once the agreement is ratified by both parties.
What does Malaysia aspire to achieve out of this Agreement?
The Framework Agreement w ill facilitate the environment to expand trade relations between Malaysia and the GCC countries which include initiating discussions of a Free Trade Agreement. Malaysia is looking forward to commencing negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement with the GCC after signing of the Framework Agreement.
What areas would Malaysia benefit from the prospective FTA with the GCC?
For trade in goods, Malaysia's p otential exports to the GCC would include:
Halal food and non-food products;
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petroleum products.
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Thom Yorke has opened up about the death of his former partner in an emotional Desert Island Discs interview with Lauren Laverne. The Radiohead frontman spoke about the "hard time" he and his family went through after his former partner, Rachel Owen, died from cancer in 2016 aged 48. Prior to separating in 2015, the pair had two children together and were partners for 23 years. As reported in The Guardian, when asked about being a father Yorke told Laverne: "I can't hope to be their mum but we're alright. I'm just really proud of them both. It stuns meRead More


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Scientists investigate after 60 dead seals wash up on coast of Alaska
A number of the seals also washed up hairless, which has concerned researchers that the moulting could be due to a crisis in the population
One of 18 dead seals along the shore, north of Kotlik, Alaska, U.S., is shown in this photo (Photo: Harold Okitkun/NOAA/Handout via REUTERS)
Scientists are investigating the cause of death of at least 60 seals after the mammals washed up along the coast of Alaska, an animal welfare agency said on Wednesday.
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The bearded, spotted and ringed seals were found dead on Monday at sites including the southern edge of the Bering Strait region and the Chukchi coastline above the Arctic Circel, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)'s Fisheries department said.
The cause of the seals' death is not known. "We are mobilising to get our marine mammal experts and our partners there to get some samples," Julie Speegle, an Alaska spokeswoman for NOAA Fisheries said. "It could be a harmful algal bloom. It could be a number of things."
Concern over moulting seals
A number of the seals also washed up hairless, which has concerned researchers that the moulting could be due to a crisis in the population.
The ringed and bearded seals are currently on Alaska's Endangered Species Act, listed as threatened. Along with the spotted seals, the three species are part of Alaska's ice seal species, which rely on the sea ice as for food foraging, resting, and for raising their young.
But the ice in the Chukchi and Bering seas has been in shorter supply than usual, while the sea-surface temperatures have been far higher than averaage. Sea surface temperatures along the coastlines of the two seas were recorded as high as 4.5 degrees Celsius above average last month and have not yet returned to normal.
A dead seal (Photo: Raime Fronstin/National Park Service via AP)
The seals, which come from the Atlantic Arctic, were dispersed across the southwest of Alaska, as well as Stuart Island, a non-populated area of the 9.3 mile long island. The discovery has raised concerns among the scientists and members of the state's indigenous community who heavily depend on the seals for insulation and food.
Three hundred turtles were found dead in an old fishing net – they show our ocean plastic problem goes well beyond straws
Abnormal molting symptoms were present in the 2011-2016 Unusual Mortality Event, affected 657 ice seals in northern and western Alaska, added the government agency.
The NOAA said in a statement: "Hair loss has been reported for some dead ice seals. Further examination of fresh animals will help determine if this is due to decomposition or if it could be abnormal molting, similar to symptoms present in ice seals during the 2011-2016 Unusual Mortality Event involving seals and walruses in the Bering and Chukchi seas."
How the seals use ice
Ringed seals are the smallest and most numerous of Alaska's ice seals and the main prey of another threatened species, polar bears.
'The most plastic we have ever seen:' Dead whale washes up with 40kg of plastic bags in stomach
Ringed seals thrive in completely ice-covered Arctic waters because they maintain breathing holes with thick claws.
After snow covers breathing holes, females excavate snow caves on sea ice. Inside those lairs, they give birth to pups that cannot survive in ice-cold water until weeks later when they have grown a blubber layer. Early breakup of sea ice, less snow and even rain threatens lairs, exposing pups to polar bears, Arctic foxes and freezing temperatures.
Bearded seals get their name from short snouts covered with thick, long, white whiskers. Bearded seals give birth and rear pups on drifting pack ice.
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In this post, I will describe how you can add help text to improve your client's page editor experience. Please note that this can be extended to include more than just fields, but my examples will focus on fields.
First let me describe how you can define the help text that will be pulled in by the pipeline processor I will be creating. Above I have a generic content pod. This template (below) consists of an image, a subheading, some rich text and a link.
In order to set the help text for a specific field on our template, I will utilize the parameters field on the content pod rendering. I've made the decision to create the keys in the format of [FieldDisplayName]_HelpText. For example, if I want to set the help text for the image field on my content pod I would do so like below. Likewise if I wanted to also set the help text for my rich text field (named "Copy") then I would add another parameter with a key of "Copy_HelpText".
Now that I have established how the help text will be set, I'll demonstrate how to pull that into the page editor.
The work of pulling in our help text will need to be done in the getChromeData pipeline. The processor is shown below. If you're interested, an overview of this pipeline and other important ones can be found here.
Now that I have a pipeline processor to pull in my help text, I need to add it to the getChromeData pipeline. See config file below.
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Home » Life Features » Massive hack on sex hook-up website AdultFriendFinder exposes details of 412 million people
Massive hack on sex hook-up website AdultFriendFinder exposes details of 412 million people
Posted on November 14, 2016 by konniemoments in Life Features, Love, News // 0 Comments
Information collected over 20 years has been leaked
Five affiliated 'hookup' sites breached
Users of the sites advised to be extra careful and watch out for phishing attacks
A massive data breach targeting adult dating and entertainment company Friend Finder Network has exposed more than 412 million accounts.
The hack includes 339 million accounts from AdultFriendFinder.com, which the company describes as the "world's largest sex and swinger community."
62 million accounts from Cams.com, and 7 million from Penthouse.com were stolen, as well as a few million from other smaller properties owned by the company, including over 15 million "deleted" accounts that wasn't purged from the databases.
The data accounts for two decades' worth of data from the company's largest sites, according to breach notification LeakedSource, which obtained the data.
User's personal information, collected over 20 years at AdultFriendFinder has been breached
The personal details of millions of people who signed up to the adult-themed dating network in the past 20 years have been exposed in one of the largest ever data breaches.
The email addresses and passwords of 412 million people have been leaked after the meetup website Adult Friend Finder was hacked, email address were stolen in the breach, which also included the date of last visit, browser information, some purchasing patterns.
Adult Friend Finder describes itself as "one of the world's largest sex hookup" websites, with more than 40 million active users. The hack, against its parent company Friend Finder Networks, also involved data from Cams.com, a live video sex site, and Penthouse.com, an internet porn site that was sold in February.
The attack happened just as as a security researcher, known as Revolver, disclosed a local file inclusion flaw on the AdultFriendFinder site, which can be exploited to enable the remote deployment of malicious code on the web server. The identity of the perpetrators of the recent hack against Friend Finder Networks, a California-based company is not known. Revolver denied he was behind the data breach, and instead blamed users of an underground Russian hacking site.
The attack on Friend Finder Networks is the second in as many years. The company, based in California and with offices in Florida, was hacked last year, exposing almost 4 million accounts, which contained sensitive information, including sexual preferences and whether a user was looking for an extramarital affair.
The attack, discovered by hack monitoring site Leaked Source, occurred in October and is one of the biggest on record, following closely behind Yahoo, which recently reported the loss of half a billion users' details. It eclipses last year's Ashley Madison hack, in which the personal information and sexual preferences of 37 million people were exposed.
Weak and outdated website security allowed cyber criminals to access the Adult Friend Finder information, Leaked Source said. The passwords and usernames were stored in a way that is easily decoded, meaning 99 per cent of those stolen were legible to the hackers.
"Passwords were stored by Friend Finder Networks either in plan visible format or SHA1 hashed. Neither method is considered secure by any stretch of the imagination," said Leaked Source.
Friend Finder Networks, which lost the login details, date of birth and sexual preferences of almost 4 million users in 2015, would not confirm the breach, but said it had found vulnerabilities in its site, according to ZD Net.
"Over the past several weeks, Friend Finder has received a number of reports regarding potential security vulnerabilities," said Diana Ballou, the company's vice president. "Immediately upon learning this information, we took several steps to review the situation and bring in the right external partners to support our investigation.
"While a number of these claims proved to be false extortion attempts, we did identify and fix a vulnerability."
Experts warned that companies need to do more to make sure their customers' personal details are kept safe.
"Companies still tend to underestimate the risks related to web applications, and consequently put their customers at huge risk," said Ilia Kolochenko, chief executive of High-Tech Bridge. "With this breach of 400 million accounts we should expect a domino effect of smaller data breaches with password reuse and spear-phishing."
Leaked Source has decided not to release the full database of people affected by the breach due to the sensitive nature of the information. But anyone who has signed up to one of the affected sites in the past 20 years, could be at risk, given that 15 million users who had deleted their accounts were affected. Anyone who has used the following sites could have been affected:
AdultFriendFinder.com – 3.4 million users affected
Cams.com – 62.7 million users
Penthouse.com – 7.12 million users
Stripshow.com – 1.4 million users
iCams.com – 1.14 million users
The company is advising users who think their personal information may have been stolen in the breach to change their passwords immediately.
They list affected data types as email addresses and usernames, which could be used in future spam and phishing attacks. They are advising their users to be on extra-alert to suspicious emails if they have signed up with one of the Friend Finder Network sites.
The advisory notes that fake emails often contain tell-tale signs such as spelling mistakes and grammatical errors.


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Small Tweaks Can Lower Clients' Tax Liability
Now that tax season is over, advisors can take a cool-headed look at their clients' portfolios with an eye to optimizing their after-tax performance for 2015.
The first step toward a more tax-efficient portfolio is to avoid triggering the 43.4% short-term capital gains tax, InvestmentNews writes. Holding a security for 366 days or more brings the rate down to a more manageable 23.8%.
Advisors should also steer clear of wash sales whenever possible, according to InvestmentNews. Selling at a loss and buying back the same security — or a substantially similar one — within 30 days postpones or even erases the loss. To capture it as an offset against gains in the portfolios, investors must wait 31 days before buying back the security.
Losses in general should be used — or harvested — to reduce tax liability, allowing the prudent advisor to use market volatility as a tax-optimizing tool. To achieve this, advisors need to keep a close eye on every trade and its tax consequence, according to InvestmentNews.
Finally, advisors should take advantage of investments generating non-taxable income — for example, recommending municipal bonds when putting together the fixed-income piece of a portfolio. Similarly, when building the equity allocation, advisors can steer clients toward stocks that pay qualified income — always taxed at 23.8% — rather than regular dividends, which can be taxed as high as 43.4% depending on the client's income bracket, InvestmentNews writes.
By Alex Padalka
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"Take your boss out of here" – Tochi to Ka3na (Video)
Olumide LekanJun 30, 2021
Another episode of the Big Brother Naija lockdown reunion went down last night, and one of the highlights from the episode was a heated exchange between Tochi and Ka3na, also known as the Boss Lady.
Ka3na, in her statement, said that she and Tochi never had any issues in the house except for food as he always complained that it was too small.
Recall that the duo had issues in an earlier episode of the reunion.
At some point, the argument became so heated that Tochi asked Ka3na to shut up. She responded by saying he can't tell her to shut up as she is the Boss Lady.
Tochi would respond by telling her "to take her boss out of here."
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Ka3na Tochi