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How an Airbnb Addiction Cured My Heartbreak
"I became addicted to the easy money: I was making up to $175 dollars a night and over a few short months, I had lined my pockets with thousands of extra dollars."
By Michele Hoos
"Eyes Wide Shut": © 1999 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All rights reserved.
My credit card statement arrived last May to reveal I could no longer afford my broken heart. For months, loneliness had propelled me into one too many boutiques until I wasn't just brokenhearted—I was broke.
So I took life inventory. My bedroom, spacious enough for a queen-size bed and with a view of Upper Manhattan, was my greatest asset. Without overthinking it, I snapped some photos, wrote an alluring description, and listed my home on Airbnb. In a week's time, I'd cleaned out my tiny second bedroom—a glorified closet, really—bought a futon, a lamp, and some extra blankets. I even had everything expedited in time to receive a couple from Texas for the weekend. It may sound rash, but those Longhorns funded my new daybed. Then there was the couple from DC whose visit paid for the cable bill…and the Italian marketing executive whose five-day stint at Chez Hoos justified a $300 micro peel.
I became addicted to the easy money: I was making up to $175 dollars a night and over a few short months, I had lined my pockets with thousands of extra dollars. Though it was technically legal—as long as I stayed in the second bedroom—I didn't want my neighbors to know about my lucrative operation. Not because I was embarrassed by my Airbnb habit but because I didn't want to explain to Mike in 6C how I'd ended up living alone in an apartment I couldn't afford.
I wasn't ready to admit that on a Sunday afternoon last March, my live-in boyfriend, Paul, and I were planning our dream wedding. And that by Monday evening, he had disappeared, leaving nothing but a note on the kitchen table. (The gist of it: He was sorry, but he didn't want to be married or have children. I deserved more. He was a coward and couldn't face me.)
Who wants to tell a stranger-next-door that after my ex left, I logged onto his Facebook account and found her. Her: a pretty young co-worker posed in a sepia-tone profile picture, below which my boyfriend had posted messages with talk of lust, sex, and—my god—the future. Across the room, stupidly tacked above my desk, was the very first Valentine he'd ever given me. "I can't believe I found you," he'd written. "There you are."
I had to get out of there.
A broker helped me find this new apartment with the tiny second bedroom. When I first saw it, my eyes welled up with tears as I envisioned a nursery for the baby Paul and I had talked about for over a year. "This is too big for just me," I said, my voice breaking down. "Too much space is not something people complain about in New York City," she offered. "You could make this into a walk-in closet!"
I faltered, but after viewing a dingy studio downtown with a comparable monthly rent, I changed my mind. I signed a lease, and with the help of my family and movers, assembled the trappings of my life into a space that was brighter and lovelier than where I'd come from. I tried to be happy, but felt as if the extra room in my bed was mocking me. Most nights I ended up glued to one square cushion of my couch, shopping online for self-help books and shoes I couldn't afford, and stressing over my strained finances.
And then I discovered Airbnb—and my affinity for rooming with strangers.
I took pride in being a great host. I kept the apartment spotless. I wanted my guests to feel comfortable wandering around the living room and kitchen. Late at night, I delighted in hearing my happy customers flushing the toilet or whispering excitedly about Newsies.
All logic told me I should hate living in the second room: the futon had a metal bar that dug into my back; there were no curtains on the small window overlooking the fire escape; there were piles of old clothing folded in the corner. But after a few weeks of renting out my home, a strange thing happened: For the first time since my break up, I started to feel relief. There's something about living in a space the size of a dorm room that makes you feel like you don't need to worry about not having a husband. Your world is shrunken, manageable. All I needed to do was curl up, watch Parks and Rec on Netflix, and relax. And there wasn't space or time to continue to buy countless items I didn't need, so I stopped the excessive shopping.
When my apartment was filled with a rotating roster of strangers, life was surprising again. My guests told me snippets of stories, shared bits of their lives, and kept me company. There was an Italian executive from Rome who smiled throughout her entire visit. The couple from the Midwest who told me about their time in the Peace Corps. The lovers from Shanghai who brought me apple pie.
Soon, after a pair of Australian retirees left, New York City cracked down on Airbnb. The state wasn't going to come after me for earning a few thousand dollars off the site, but it made sense to un-list my apartment and finally move back into my bedroom. I almost felt sad pulling that final plug of mystery hair from the shower drain.
One night long after the last foreign accent lulled me to sleep, I lay awake in bed and remembered something. Months before the note on the kitchen table, on a gray winter morning, I watched Paul get dressed for work. After he spritzed on his cologne, he walked over to the bed and kissed me, like he always did. But he didn't say, "I love you." He said, "Bye."
How long had he been saying that? Like a fading sky that goes unnoticed until it turns to night, I didn't know. The memory should have been depressing. But there, in my vast bed, in my lovely Upper West Side apartment, I felt a surge of gratitude. Because the empty space beside me no longer felt like a vacancy. It felt a lot like freedom.
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02/01/2021 In Art, Comic & Sci Fi, Community, Design/Architecture, Environment, Everything Else, Fashion, Festival, Film event, Food and Beverage, Hobbies, Horticulture, Kids, Lifestyle, Literature, Musical performance, Musicals & Shows, New Media, Non Musical performance, Painting/Fine Art, Photography, Political, Science, Sculpture, Talk/Debate By Giselle
Top 10 Sydney Culture On this week 03/01/2021
Let it all out.
5) Avatar: The Last Airbender Cast Reunion
What: Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony, then everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Join the cast of Avatar: The Last Airbender as they discuss the Emmy award winning show and how it still holds a special place in animation history even 15 years later. Special Guests: Dante Basco, Jack de Sena, Grey Griffin, Olivia Hack, Cricket Leigh, Jennie Kwan, Michaela Murphy, and more TBA.
Why: Because after the year we've had, we deserve a world with a plot line.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Avatar:-The-Last-Airbender-Cast-Reunion-(Sydney)/e34be580-4bc3-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
4) Virtual Guided Tour of Louvre Museum
What: Experience the Louvre live! Discover the history of the building, the monarchs involved with its development, the controversies, and, of course, the creation of the current collection. After learning of the history of the building, explore the Louvre and experience the paintings and sculptures within its walls. Learn the history and interpretations of multiple works of art (some famous, some not as well known). The tour will conclude with a discussion of the Mona Lisa including its own history, analysis, and value to the world.
Why: The most tedious aspect of any trip to Paris brought to you via the consequences of 2020.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Virtual-Guided-Tour-of-Louvre-Museum-(Sydney)/b94c7140-4bc4-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
3) One World Ideas x Action Book Club
What: Revolutions don't only happen in grand, public moments, but in the space where a critical mass of people come together to inhabit a new way of being. Join Valarie Kaur, civil rights lawyer, award-winning filmmaker, founder of The Revolutionary Love Project, and author of See No Stranger in conversation with One World editor-in-chief Chris Jackson. Together they will explore how we can begin the labour of reckoning, reimagining, and healing our society. We each have a role to play and we will only succeed if we choose to show up with love.
Why: We've always known a mass orgy would solve most of society's ills.
https://on.com.au/search/events/One-World-Ideas-x-Action-Book-Club-(Sydney)/aa4fd050-4bc5-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
2) Van Gogh Museum: Livestream Art Tour
What: Experience an online/virtual tour of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Van Gogh Museum holds the world's largest collection of Vincent van Gogh's paintings and drawings, plus works by many other artists including Monet, Gauguin, Toulouse-Lautrec and more. There'll be a live discussion concerning how the museum's paintings and drawings compare and contrast with well-known items at other museums and the context of these works in Vincent's life and legacy.
Why: Observe the manic spatter of the mentally ill without having to visit your family.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Van-Gogh-Museum:-Livestream-Art-Tour-(Sydney)/2e076850-4bc5-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
1) Judgment at Nuremberg: Livestream Film History Program
What: Experience a special screening, analysis and audience discussion of Judgment at Nuremberg. Before the 90-minute film screening this program will feature an analysis and discussion, including some optional audience participation activities that you can chose to participate in, or not. There will also be a brief discussion of two other Nuremberg films: Judgment at Nuremberg (the 1961 Hollywood version) and Nuremberg (2000 miniseries).
Why: Turns out there are worse things than running out of toilet paper and WW84.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Judgment-at-Nuremberg:-Livestream-Film-History-Program-(Sydney)/51155d80-4bc4-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
5) High Tea at The Grounds of Alexandria
What: Indulge in a lavish menu of sweet and savoury delights in your own, private space at The Grounds of Alexandria. Beautifully styled with bright florals, candles and elegant tableware, it's the perfect setting to relax and unwind with your nearest and dearest.
Why: Spend gargantuan amounts of money for the privilege of digesting Coles mini croissants and watered-down Prosecco. Just another day in Sydney.
https://on.com.au/search/events/High-Tea-at-The-Grounds-of-Alexandria/98ab19d0-4bc6-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
4) Waverley Cemetery Tour
What: Do you enjoy the coastal walk from Bondi to Bronte, marvelling at the monuments in Waverley Cemetery and wonder who is buried there? Experience a walking tour, led by Friends of Waverley Cemetery Volunteers. Waverley Cemetery is the resting place of many famous an infamous people including test cricketers, politicians, murder victims, authors, poets and criminals!
Why: Experience the height of vacation envy.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Waverley-Cemetery-Tour/ab5b0300-4618-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
3) Coogee Coastal Walk and Talk
What: This is a rare opportunity to join Australia's leading coastal scientist, Professor Bruce Thom as he uncovers the secrets of Sydney's coast as you stroll along the coastal walkway between Coogee Beach and Lurline Bay. The tour starts at Coogee Surf Lifesaving Club and will take you along the popular eastern beaches Coastal Walkway to Ivor Rowe Rockpool. Be prepared to go off-track while learning about the geological wonders of the area and finding out about the relationship between Sydney's beaches and Hawkesbury Sandstone and learning some fascinating social and environmental history on the way.
Why: Turns out there's more to the Eastern suburbs beaches than just a thriving drug trade. There are also rocks and trees.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Coogee-Coastal-Walk-and-Talk/aa9f8180-4bc6-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
2) Botany Bay Evening Adventure Boat Tour
What: Join a two-hour evening adventure boat tour, cruising the rarely seen corners of Botany Bay, including visiting the Georges River, Towra Point, Kamay, Henry's Head and La Perouse. You'll learn all about the environmental and cultural value of this vast and important shipping port and bay. Included in the adventure are underwater cameras so you can see the marine life under the sea, while on board!
Why: Don't let the EU be the only ones singing "Farewell to old England forever" this season.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Botany-Bay-Evening-Adventure-Boat-Tour/1b088390-4bc7-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536
1) Pippin The Musical
What: The exhilarating Tony Award®-winning hit musical PIPPIN will reopen the Sydney Lyric Theatre at The Star for an exclusive season. Full of extraordinary acrobatics, wondrous magical feats and soaring songs from the composer of Wicked, PIPPIN is Broadway's high-flying, death-defying hit Broadway musical. With a beloved score by Oscar and Grammy winner Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Godspell), PIPPIN tells the story of a young man at a crossroads in his life. Does he follow in the footsteps of his father, one of the most powerful men in the land? Or does he strike out on his own, to find his own 'corner of the sky'? PIPPIN is a play within a play. The story is told by a travelling troupe of actors and acrobats (called 'Players'), directed by the mysterious Leading Player. Like a vaudeville act, the Players both act out the roles of the story and speak directly to the audience.
Why: The musical that snapped Kerri-Anne Kennerley's collarbone. There's no better endorsement.
https://on.com.au/search/events/Pippin-The-Musical/93169d40-4bc7-11eb-96b7-b132cf2a7536

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The crisis of low inventory that plagues the nation's housing market, particularly in sought-after locations such as Washington, is expected to continue this fall. While homeowners in the city may be relieved to know their home equity is expected to remain intact or rise, prospective buyers face another season of limited choice.
Richardson says that while a few more listings tend to come on the market after Labor Day, house hunters in the fall are more likely to be first-time buyers looking for small, affordable homes and condos. She doesn't anticipate an increase in listings at more affordable prices.
The 2016 housing market looks very similar to 2015 and 2014, says Jonathan Hill, vice president of marketing and communications for multiple-listing service MRIS in Rockville, Md., following typical seasonal patterns.
The median sales price in the District rose 3.8 percent, from $524,900 to $545,000, when comparing January through August 2015 with that same period in 2016, according to MRIS. The number of homes sold through August rose by 5.3 percent, from 5,485 in 2015 to 5,777 in 2016. In August, there were 221 detached houses for sale in the District, a decrease of 9.1 percent from August 2015, and 335 attached townhouses for sale, a decrease of 5.9 percent year-over-year. The number of condos on the market also declined in August by 3.9 percent compared with August 2015. These inventory declines are expected as the peak summer selling season draws to a close.
"As the condo supply decreased, prices went up, with the median sales price in August at $471,750, an increase of 11.7 percent over August 2015," Hill says.
Prices for townhouses rose by 1.8 percent to a median of $639,000, and detached-house prices increased 8.8 percent to a median of $849,000 in August. Hill says the higher end of the D.C. housing market is a little softer than that for more-affordable homes.
Buyers at the top of the market in the city are more likely to be able to find a property to purchase, Hill says. The number of houses that sold (105) between $1 million and $2.5 million increased 78 percent over August 2015 and the number of sales (14) between $2.5 million and $5 million increased 180 percent over last year.
The price range with the most single-family houses is from $1 million to $2.5 million. The largest segment of townhouse listings is priced at $600,000 to $800,000. The largest segment of condo listings is priced at $200,000 to $300,000.
Richardson says that the housing market appears to be slowing nationwide as prices have risen.
While an increase in newly built houses can help buyers in some areas, relatively little new construction is planned for the District, primarily because of the lack of land, says Ben Sage, director of Metrostudy's Mid-Atlantic Region in Chantilly, Va.
Sage says that while there's no question that the District is interconnected with the Maryland suburbs and Northern Virginia, the city housing market remains tighter than the suburbs.
"Demand is outstripping supply in the city and there doesn't appear to be enough new construction to begin to meet that demand," he says.
While outsiders may think that an election year has a heavy impact on the D.C. housing market, particularly if there's a turnover in the dominant political party in the White House or Congress, most local real estate experts say elections have little impact on the local housing market. Hill says nothing in the housing data as yet indicates any unusual reaction to the November election, but he says any real shift is more likely to show up in the spring, after the inauguration.
Whatever the election's outcome, it appears likely that buyers in the District will need to wait through the fall and winter before they see a significant increase in the number of properties available for sale.


For quite a while now we've been looking for a lamp to go in the corner of Steven's office. He is always complaining he never has enough light in there but he hasn't liked any of the obvious solutions, like better task lighting.
Then I got an email from Room & Board this morning that featured this beautiful Manako floor lamp made of mango wood. It seemed to be just what we were looking for. But a click on the "room views" made me think that the proportions would be wrong for the space. This thing is huge. It's also $699 + $79 delivery so it wouldn't be happening anytime soon, but I still think it's a gorgeous piece.


In 2015, the Pennsylvania Legislature announced Act 95, which aimed to provide greater protection for those granting a power of attorney.
A power of attorney is a document that explicitly appoints a person (your Agent) certain powers and decision-making authority over your specified legal, financial or medical matters. A power of attorney can be utilized for health or medical decisions or both, and they do not have to be the same person. Most often, a power of attorney is used when you become incapacitated or unable to handle your own affairs.
The immediate impact felt was the requirement of witnesses and notarization of powers of attorney. A power of attorney executed without a notary and witness present would be invalid and unusable. Further, the notary could not be your agent and the witnesses could not be the notary or your agent.
The new law required powers of attorney to be written with more specificity. For instance, under Act 95 law a person holding a power of attorney must be specifically granted power to make gifts, amend an inter vivos trust, create or change rights of survivorship, disclaim property or change beneficiaries designations. Previously, Agents could have taken these measures with uncertainty.
Klenk Law is well ahead of the curve on these changes. All estate documents signed in our Pennsylvania office are witnessed and notarized. Also, if you have a Klenk Law Pennsylvania barred estate planning attorney present at the time you sign the Power of Attorney, that attorney will be a qualified notary in Pennsylvania.
PA Act 95 and the Power of Attorney is only a piece of the Estate Planning process. By all means, if you want to learn more, please read my more detailed article, Estate Planning Everything You Need to Know.
I hope that this article was helpful in explaining the PA Act 95. Further, I included links to even more detailed information on my website so you can learn more. Therefore, please contact me and let me know how I did. Certainly, your comments and questions are welcome!


Below are the animals that are available for educational programs. We are very careful to ensure that our animals, as well as our participants are safe and happy. Some of the species we take in simply are not suitable for programs with small children, we will be happy to help you choose which animals are most appropriate for your event.
Our birds are available for indoor and outdoor events. Mammals are only available for indoor events.
CLAWS is one of only 17 licensed raptor educators in the state of North Carolina.
The health of our animals is very important to us. All of our animals are seen by a vet a minimum of once a year for a physical. Each has any shots that are appropriate, all that can be are vaccinated for rabies and other things (this includes skunk, foxes, raccoon and kinkajous) are, and all are tested for parasites at least yearly and wormed regularly as a preventative.


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Die Liste der Kleinen Fächer gibt einen Überblick über Kleine Fächer an deutschen Universitäten.

"Kleines Fach" ist ein Begriff der deutschen Hochschulpolitik. Er umfasst Lehrfächer an Hochschulen, die über wenig Professuren und Standorte verfügen. Die Kleinen Fächer werden im Auftrag der Hochschulrektorenkonferenz von der Arbeitsstelle Kleine Fächer (ab 1997 in Potsdam, seit 2012 an der Universität Mainz angesiedelt) für Deutschland kartiert und jährlich aktualisiert.

Die Hochschulrektorenkonferenz schreibt, dass Kleine Fächer nicht nur die Fächervielfalt an Universitäten gewährleisten, sondern auch differenzierte Forschungsdesigns ermöglichten. Sie seien jedoch durch Einsparungen im Hochschulbereich und die Umstellung durch die Bologna-Reform teilweise in ihrer Existenz bedroht.

Kleine Fächer in diesem Sinne sind (Stand: Nov. 2020):

A

 Abfallwirtschaft
 Afrikanistik
 Ägyptologie
 Albanologie
 Allgemeine Rhetorik
 Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft
 Allgemeine und Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft
 Altamerikanistik
 Alte Geschichte
 Altorientalistik
 Angewandte Kernphysik, ein Sammelbegriff für Kerntechnik und ähnliche energienahe Studiengänge
 Anthropologie
 Arabistik
 Arbeitswissenschaft
 Archäologie des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit
 Archäometrie
 Archäozoologie
 Äthiopistik
 Außereuropäische Geschichte

B

 Baltistik
 Bauforschung/Baugeschichte
 Bergbau
 Bibliotheks- und Informationswissenschaft
 Biblische Archäologie
 Biodiversität
 Bioinformatik
 Biophysik
 Biostatistik
 Blinden- und Sehbehindertenpädagogik
 Bodenkunde
 Buchwissenschaft
 Byzantinistik

C

 Christliche Archäologie
 Christlicher Orient
 Computerlinguistik

D

 Dänisch
 Demografie
 Denkmalpflege
 Deutsch als Fremd- und Zweitsprache
 Digital Humanities

E

 Eisenbahnwesen
 Erdöl-Ingenieurwesen
 Ethik der Medizin
 Europäische Ethnologie/Volkskunde

F

 Filmwissenschaft
 Finnougristik und Uralistik
 Frisistik

G

 Gebärdensprachdolmetschen und -übersetzen
 Gebärdensprache
 Gehörlosen- und Schwerhörigenpädagogik
 Geochemie
 Gerontologie
 Geschichte der Medizin
 Gießereitechnik
 Glaziologie
 Gräzistik

H

 Hauswirtschaftswissenschaft
 Hebammenwissenschaft
 Historische Geographie
 Historische Grundwissenschaften
 Holzwirtschaft

I

 Indogermanistik
 Indologie
 Industrial Design
 Industriearchäologie/Industriekultur
 Interkulturelle Kommunikation
 Iranistik
 Islamische Kunstgeschichte
 Islamische Theologie
 Islamwissenschaft

J

 Japanologie
 Jiddistik
 Journalistik
 Judaistik
 Jüdische Theologie

K

 Kartographie
 Kaukasiologie
 Keltologie
 Kirchenmusik
 Klassische Archäologie
 Klinische Linguistik
 Koptologie
 Koreanistik
 Kriminologie
 Kristallographie
 Kunstpädagogik

L

 Lagerstättenlehre
 Landes- und Regionalgeschichte
 Lateinamerikanistik
 Latinistik
 Lebensmittelchemie
 Lusitanistik

M

 Markscheidewesen
 Medieninformatik
 Medizinische Physik
 Metallurgie
 Mineralogie
 Mittellatein
 Mode- und Textilwissenschaft
 Mongolistik
 Motologie
 Museologie
 Musikpädagogik
 Musiktherapie

N

 Neogräzistik
 Neuroinformatik
 Neurolinguistik
 Niederdeutsch
 Niederlandistik
 Numismatik

O

 Ökosystemleistungen
 Orthodoxe Theologie
 Ostasiatische Kunstgeschichte
 Ostasienstudien
 Osteuropäische Geschichte
 Osteuropastudien

P

 Paläontologie
 Papyrologie
 Pflegewissenschaft
 Phonetik
 Provinzialrömische Archäologie
 Public Health
 Public History

R

 Religionswissenschaft
 Restaurierungswissenschaft
 Rumänistik

S

 Schiffstechnik
 Semiotik
 Semitistik
 Sexualwissenschaft und -medizin
 Sinologie
 Skandinavistik/Nordistik
 Sorabistik
 Sprachlehrforschung
 Sportökonomie
 Sporttechnologie
 Sprachlehrforschung
 Sprechwissenschaft
 STS - Science and Technology Studies
 Südasienstudien
 Südostasienstudien
 Südosteuropastudien

T

 Tanzwissenschaft
 Technikgeschichte
 Textiltechnik
 Thaiistik
 Theaterwissenschaft
 Tibetologie
 Turkologie

U

 Umformtechnik
 Ur- und Frühgeschichte

V

 Versorgungsforschung
 Verwaltungswissenschaft
 Vietnamistik
 Vorderasiatische Archäologie

W

 Werkstofftechnik Glas und Keramik
 Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte
 Wissenschaftsgeschichte
 Wissenschaftstheorie und -philosophie

Z

 Zukunftsforschung

Weblinks
 Webseite des Portals und Arbeitsstelle Kleine Fächer
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YOUR voice and vote matter. Speak up and be heard!
Today is a big day in the United States. You, yes fabulous you, get to help decide who represents your interests in government.
Perhaps you already have plans for this evening to watch the national and local results. You likely have hopes of celebration, as do we.
Tomorrow, there will be some people jumping for joy and others may feel like throat punching something. If that happens to be you, of course- we encourage you NOT to actually throat punch anything. But you can lightly satisfy that urge by donating to and volunteering your time to the causes that are most important to you.
It's important to know that whatever happens, this is not the end. There is work to do, bridges to build, communities to help, and forward movement in all areas of the cannabis industry.
Eyes on the horizon- lots more work to do!
If you are a member of National Cannabis Industry Association, join their webinar on November 8th: Post-Election Cannabis Policy Debrief.
Thank YOU for voting for what matters most to you.


This workshop demonstrates the methods and tools used to calibrate a monitor.
To truly judge your image on set and in post, it is necessary to have a properly calibrated monitor. From a small on-camera LCD screen to large home displays, most monitors offer some form of calibration adjustment. This workshop demonstrates the methods and tools used to calibrate a monitor. Focus will be on white point adjustment, color & contrast adjustment, and the tools used to analyze a monitor.


My "Journey to Success" required me to travel through the 3 "zones" of life. This journey draws many parallels to the Israelites in Egypt. The journey of the Israelites from Egypt to the Promised Land paints a powerful perspective of three distinct zones people live in regarding God's abundance. In one way or another, you are living in one of the three zones today: Egypt – The zone of "Never Enough", Wilderness – The zone of "Barely Enough", Canaan – The zone of "More Than Enough".
Get inspired when you order your copy of STAND today! Paperback and digital copies are now available on Books-A-Million, Barnes & Noble, and iBook.


We look forward to welcoming you to Priskilly. If you have questions or require more detailed information about the Priskilly Forest Country House & Golf Club please contact us using the details below or fill in our form.
Take the M4 westbound to Carmarthen, then continue on the A40 to Haverfordwest, follow signs for Fishguard, stay on the A40 for about 9 miles until you get to Letterston. Turn left in Letterston onto the B4331.
We are situated just 2 miles off the A40 at Letterston and only 10 mins drive from the ferry terminal at Fishguard.


Beth is a passionate stylist with over 11 years of experience & 9 years with an instructors license.
Beth is best known as the "Hi Lighting Queen", and is also an intense listener. When helping clients choose a new cut & style, Beth considers the client's profession, lifestyle & face-shape to provide the ultimate cut & style.
Beth also enjoys pampering clients for any special occasion from a formal up-do to specialty styles. In need of pampering? then Beth is the right stylist for you!.
Christine is a senior stylist who has been licensed since 1998 who can see the potential in all types of hair.
If you want fun hair color or just a more modern, up-to-date look, then Christine is the stylist for you!
Specializing in color & cut, but also in updo's, waxing, perming & straightening, Christine will always make you look your best!.
Debbie's passion is to make each client look and feel their best, by creating a style that best suits their personality and lifestyle. Her hair addictions are haircuts, highlights, makeup and special occasion up-styles.
As a graduate from the Vision Academy, a Paul Mitchell partner school, Debbie has been trained in Paul Mitchell precision hair-cutting and coloring techniques.
If you are looking for a stylist who will listen to your needs and teach you how to recreate your new style at home, then Debbie is for you..
Since receiving her first bad haircut at age 15, Kerrie was determined to stop the madness! Armed with her mom's fabric shears, Kerrie started styling her friends in junior high school and always knew that this was the career for her. Kerrie received not only her license in cosmetology, but also a teacher's certification.
Now with 25 years of professional experience as a consultation specialist, she has the unique ability to discuss the possibilities of color, cut and style for you and your specific hair type. If you've been unable to find that special stylist who can help you discover what you've been looking for, Kerrie's your girl.
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Soon after President Donald Trump took the oath of office last year, his raging case of xenophobia inspired a "Day Without Immigrants" on Feb. 16. Naturalized citizens and undocumented workers in major cities across the country stayed home while some businesses rejected profits to demonstrate just how much the United States' culture and economy relies on contributions from non-native residents.
Nearly a year later, as the White House's war on diversity and tolerance rages on, so, too, does Aspen's employee-housing debate. #Shitholegate is arguably as unique to Trump's particular (peculiar?) brand of diplomacy as the rancid orange pus he's been ejaculating around the world for at least the past year. Except Trump isn't alone in sneering at the existence of so many of the people integral to the national melting pot. In fact, his entire spiel has an eerily familiar — and local — ring.
Those diametrically opposed to Aspen sheltering its hundredaires and thousandaires in proximity to the millionaires and billionaires proclaim that home ownership should exist on a survival-of-the-wealthiest basis, as in: If you're not wealthy enough to survive in Aspen without assistance, then you should leave. And if you insist on planting roots, you will be scorned if you can't afford a landscaper to tend to them. Your other choice is to behave unfailingly happy and grateful with a rental instead of a deed.
Substitute the contempt for those who can't afford a free-market single-family home within city limits (the average sales price of which was $7.4 million in 2017, according to Tuesday's Aspen Times) with, say, people from Haiti and some African nations (although definitely not Norway, because their kind are obviously welcome). The classism and condescension are separate but equally repugnant in that they're astonishingly small-minded, unsophisticated and shortsighted.
So what would happen if Aspen took a page from A Day Without Immigrants and declared its own Day Without Employee Housing?
• If you think the time you spend in the checkout line at City Market during the noon hour adds years to your life, consider how long it would feel if 10 to 15 percent fewer employees were on hand to man the lunchtime registers, as that's around the percentage of their employees who would be absent on Aspen's Day Without Employee Housing.
Also to consider are city and county employees, trash collectors, coaches, baristas, librarians, day care workers, hospitality personnel, bus drivers, attorneys, Realtors, delivery people, administrative assistants, safety inspectors, working artists, food industry staff, construction workers, custodians, receptionists, office managers, barbers and stylists, salespeople, shop employees, bank tellers, fitness instructors, music students, housekeepers, architects, urban planners, chiropractors, payroll managers, financial advisers, plumbers, mechanics, taxi drivers and property managers.
Certainly people with means are capable of plowing roads, scrubbing toilets, performing symphonies and stitching their own wounds (although maybe get some rubbing alcohol to sterilize the needle first — if Carl's Pharmacy remains unaffected by the Day Without Employee Housing, that is). And the rich are just as integral to Aspen's soul as those who are rich with love only.
The contention that some are more deserving of opportunity than others due to their country of origin or socioeconomic status may well be consistent with the Trump way, although surely it bears zero resemblance to Aspen's. Aspen was built on the shoulders of silver miners and the savoir-faire of business visionaries — and remains widely beloved and admired nearly a century-and-a-half later for its diversity of scenery, characters, visitors, adventures, personalities, dedication, abilities, ages, experiences, backgrounds — and a bottomless capacity for passion and patience.
The question shouldn't be why Aspen has subsidized housing and the U.S. allows immigrants, but why some consider them burdens even though they add more character and flavor to the communities they serve.


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ABC Owned Television Stations announced that it produced an exclusive streaming docuseries, "Being Blago," about former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, which premiered on Hulu, Friday, Nov. 5, 2021. The four-part docuseries is a story about Blagojevich's life after prison - his journey, purpose, lost power, search for redemption, and if he plans to reenter politics. The limited series features more than 20 years and 100+ hours of archival footage and four months of exclusive access to Blagojevich's day-to-day life after being released from prison. The exclusive access is unprecedented and raw. In his own words, Blagojevich states, "I'm breaking a rule - don't let the media in the house."
"While the story of Rod Blagojevich has local appeal in Chicago, the overall journey, including his downfall and release from prison, has broad national appeal," said Justin Allen, "Being Blago"'s co-executive producer and director, and senior coordinating producer, Content Development at ABC Owned Television Stations.
ABC Owned Television Stations continue to prioritize producing high-impact streaming content, outside the daily news cycle, for its connected TV apps and, in the case of "Being Blago," specifically for OTT, direct-to-consumer streaming platforms like Hulu. "As we consider premium content with an appeal to a broader audience, it was a no-brainer for ABC Owned Television Stations to produce Rod's story and distribute it nationally on Hulu," adds Allen.
Former twice-elected Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich (2002-2009) was a force to be reckoned with – a well-liked and relatable politician by the constituents he served daily. He was married into a political powerhouse family, and in the early 2000s, his rise to the top of American politics looked inevitable. It all came crashing down when he was charged with conspiring to sell the senate seat of Barack Obama when he became president. Blagojevich was impeached and later sentenced to 14 years – the second-longest term ever delivered in a federal court in Chicago for a public corruption case. In 2020, his 14-year sentence was commuted by then-president Trump, and he was released from a federal prison in Colorado.
Most of the archival footage is from 20 years of ABC-owned WLS-TV Chicago, following the career and downfall of Blagojevich, which included reporting from WLS's chief investigative reporter Chuck Goudie.
"WLS is no stranger to Rod and has long covered his journey," said Matt Knutson, director of Content Innovation at WLS, and co-executive producer and director of "Being Blago." "However, 'Being Blago' is not a news story. It's a very raw look at a man trying to amend his past and forge a new, meaningful and untarnished legacy. 'Being Blago' reminds viewers what happened through a visual timeline of events while simultaneously following Rod in his next chapter." "Being Blago" episodes include the following:
Episode one: "I Want You to Run" follows Blagojevich's ascent to governor and the events that led to the FBI investigation allegedly triggered by his father-in-law, who was an Alderman. Episode 1 shows Rod grappling with how to regain relevancy post-probation.
Episode two: "All Falls Down" focuses on the time when Blagojevich's life was crashing down around him. He's indicted, impeached and convicted while becoming a national punchline. Fast forward to 2021, Blagojevich finds himself gaining public support and attention, despite his wife, Patti, making it crystal clear (again) that if he runs for office, she's out.
Episode three: "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow" opens with Blagojevich recounting his last moments at home before prison while following the journey of his wife, Patti, as she becomes a single mother and realizes she can live without him. Forward to 2021, Blagojevich prepares for a big performance and shares further his current day-to-day life.
Episode four: "Rod v. Everyone" - The series closes with Blagojevich facing an uncertain future at home and in the public eye.
"Being Blago" is directed and executive produced by Justin Allen and Matt Knutson, and Barb Markoff as senior producer.
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Parador de Limpias
Fuente del Amor, 2, 39820, Limpias
Sunday and Monday
On the right bank of the estuary, where the waters of the river Asón approach the sea, is the welcoming and peaceful village of Limpias. A 20th century palace converted into a Parador awaits you there, in a secluded place that invites you to relax and stroll through the well-tended gardens. Limpias is an ideal starting point to visit towns such as Laredo or Santillana del Mar. In itself, Santillana del Mar, a medieval town with cobbled streets, is a real treat for the traveller. Its streets, its palaces and mansions, the Romanesque Collegiate Church of Santa Juliana and museums such as the Regina Coelli Museum of Religious Art are waiting to be discovered at every turn. You must not leave the area without visiting the Neo-Cave of Altamira and its Museum to learn about our past and marvel at the "Sistine Chapel of Cave Art". Other recommended visits include Comillas, Santander and Cabárceno Nature Park. On your way to Asturias, be sure to visit El Soplao Cave, with its unique karst formations, or coastal towns such as San Vicente de la Barquera.
Parador de Cangas de Onís
Monasterio de San Pedro de Villanueva s/n , 33550, Villanueva (Cangas de Onís). Principado de Asturias.
Asturias is at its highest expression in these lands. In the village of Cangas de Onís, we recommend discovering the Roman Bridge, from where a copy of the 10th-century Cruz de la Victoria that commemorates the battle of Covadonga hangs, the Chapel of Santa Cruz and the Cortés Palace. To soak the culture of the Principado, you should enter some chigre (a type of bar) to see the show of pouring cider and taste it together with Cabrales cheese or some other delight of the many prepared in this region. A destination for hikers and mountaineers, next to the National Park of Picos de Europa, visit Casa Dago (visitors' centre). The Royal Grounds of Covadonga, a place of pilgrimage which houses the Santina, is one of the places of special interest in the area together with the Covadonga lakes (Enol and Ercina) and the Cares route.
Parador de Gijón
Avenida Torcuato Fernández Miranda, 15, 33203, Gijón
Gijón: historical, commercial and industrial, where the sea, the rolling mountains and the big city come together to create one of the most attractive cities in the north of Spain. Its mild climate invites you to enjoy it all year round. The San Lorenzo beach, the seafront promenade, the marina, the Semana Negra literary week, the social life and the party atmosphere make you want to get to know the city. You have to walk by the fishing neighbourhood of Cimadevilla and go up to the hill of Santa Catalina, where you will see the sculpture of Chillida "Praise of the Horizon", and from where the Cantabrian coast offers a beautiful panoramic view. Among its many attractions, Gijón has a museum network and diverse cultural offerings: International Film Festival, Salón del Libro Iberoamericano book festival, the Railway Museum, the International Bagpipe Museum, Jovellanos' birth house, the Nicanor Piñole museum, the Revillagigedo palace, the Laboral Ciudad de la Cultura... And if you have not yet succumbed to its charms, it is time to taste a hearty fabada or other Asturian dishes such as cachopo or its unbeatable rice pudding. On the way to Galicia, Avilés is well worth a stop to visit the Niemeyer Museum and typical fishing villages such as Candás, Luanco and Cudillero. Pay attention to the majestic Indian mansions placed throughout the territory! Among its many attractions, Gijón has a museum network and diverse cultural offerings: International Film Festival, Salón del Libro Iberoamericano book festival, the Railway Museum, the International Bagpipe Museum and others display the city's incredible history, including the Jovellanos birthplace museum, the Nicanor Piñole museum and the Revillagigedo palace.
Parador de Ribadeo
Amador Fernández, 7, 27700, Ribadeo
Following the coast along the Jacobean Route of the Northern Way we arrive in Ribadeo, a Lugo fishing town bordering Galicia and Asturias. At the end of the route, it provides us with the necessary rest to discover places of great beauty and several beaches, including As Catedrais beach, one of the most spectacular in the world due to its set of cliffs over 32 meters high that, sculpted by the wind and the sea, form arches and vaults, and it was declared a Natural Monument. It must also be noted the Ribadeo estuary, included in the Eo River Biosphere Reserve, Oscos and Tierras de Burón, a natural cove of great ecological and environmental importance, and it is also great for all kinds of nautical and sports activities. We also suggest visiting the Fuerte de San Damián fort, the Puente Do Santos bridge and the nearby town of Castropol. You can treat yourself by tasting great creations and products of the north with typical dishes from the traditional Galician cuisine, such as seafood, empanada, lacón, broth rice with lobster from the Cantabrian Sea, hake from Puerto Celeiro or delicious suckling beef tenderloin with Cebreiro cheese sauce.
Parador de Vilalba
Valeriano Valdesuso, s/n, 27800, Vilalba
On our way to inland territories, our destination is ancient and stately Vilalba, a land full of legends where the river environment and the plain are the main features of the landscape. Close to Vilalba you will find the natural landscapes of the Magdalena and Ladra rivers and the medicinal pond of Alligal, with thermal springs. Here you will discover the most authentic Galician cuisine. We invite you to try traditional dishes such as pulpo a feira (boiled octopus with olive oil and paprika), meat and cheese pie or the delicious filloas (type of crepes) filled with cream, without forgetting some more comforting foods during the cold season, as Galician soup or the stews. If you travel during Christmas, don't miss the opportunity to try the precious and superb "Vilalba's capon", a cockerel castrated at a young age and fattened for being eaten. You can't forget to visit two nearby urban centres: Mondoñedo, a little cobblestone town surrounded by green mountains and declared a Historical-Artistic Site. The atmosphere here is magical. During the winter, the fog slides through narrow streets where time seems to have stood still, while in the summer its stunning cathedral, declared a National Monument, shines even brighter. Don't forget to sweeten up with the delicious Mondoñedo cake. Another city you will love visiting is Lugo, where you will find the Roman wall, World Heritage Site because of its perfect state of preservation, and one of the best cuisines of Galicia, where tapas are a religion.
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SBK07 introduces itself as the official Championship videogame and the point of reference for the world of two-wheel simulation by allowing the player to enter the Superbike World Championship world.
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Hello, everyone! I don't have guest posts very often on here but today I have an amazing post from the ever so lovely Daizy. You all know I suffer with anxiety and have wrote a fair few posts about it. There will never, ever be enough awareness for mental health disorders because even now, in 2016, we are still fighting the horrid stigma that comes with these conditions. Daizy has wrote a fantastic post about anxiety – but from a teenagers perspective, which is something I don't have.
Hello lovelies, I'm Daizy from www.ZyaandDaizy.wordpres.com were two teen beauty and lifestyle bloggers from Essex, trying to make a difference in the world. Today, the lovey Jenny has kindly let me write a post that is very dear to my heart and share it with all you amazing people.
'Living With Anxiety' posts are becoming more and more now people are feeling much more brave on sharing their experiences with the world. As an avid blog reader (and a major nosey-parker) I've read a lot of blogs on Anxiety and how others have dealt with it. The thing is I've never actually read a post from a teenager's perspective. I want to change that. I want for some confused teen/ kiddo to stumble upon this and know that they aren't going crazy, that anxiety is a completely normal thing. This is the type of post I desperately needed a few years ago so I hope it may help someone else too, it can also help anyone else to know what It's like now for young adults to suffer with a mental health problem in this day and age.
For me, big crowds, loud people cause my chest to go tight and my palms to go sweaty (gross I know, but that's my reality). That's basically high school summed up. Every day is a constant struggle of trying to keep the panic at bay. The problem is with the curriculum changing everything is getting much harder. This means double the tests, studying and work. This has caused me to be behind on lots of subjects as the stress of juggling all my work has affected me badly. Many teachers don't understand that someone with Anxiety may need a little extra support as it can really become a massive struggle when you're getting pages full of work from about 6 different teachers a day, 5 days a week with only up to 2 days to complete them. When embarrassingly ambling up to the teacher and murmuring my sorry excuses for not being able to do the work, I'm met with little sympathy. I get I'm supposed to do the work but please, a little less pressure would be great.
Growing up means no more bouncy castle parties with jelly and ice cream after *sighs*. That means, clubbing. (Cue the anxiety *sarcastically cheers*) Clubbing scares me to death. I hate going out in big groups already so politely decline the invites for house parties but, there's only a certain amount of times you can decline before looking terribly rude. Now clubbing is the new thing for us all and if you don't go to them, you'll miss out on the beef for weeks. (Beef is like the new word for drama) As I'm writing this, the next Saturday I'm going to a night club with everyone in my year, emphasis on everyone. I'm terrified of having a dreadful panic attack surrounded by everyone. Literally my WORSE NIGHTMARE. The thing is I've been hiding in my hobbit hole for far too long and it's about time I stepped out of my comfort zone. I was so close to chickening out, let me tell you that. When texting my lovely friend about how I have anxiety, the party is scaring me way to much so I cannot go, she sent me a massive long paragraph in response telling me it'll be okay, she'll support me and I'll regret it if I don't go. I'm determined to make my teenage years count and enjoy it. So I will be going clubbing (Even though it's scaring the crap out of me) and try hard af to enjoy every second of it. Gotta live in the moment, right?
Even though there is loads of people fighting Mental Health stigma and raising much more awareness, Adults still need to be made much more aware. As I was growing up, I never knew what Anxiety even was and I thought feeling that terrible pit in your stomach feeling which you get from accidently squishing your mum's favourite Estee Lauder lipstick(or pit-in-your-stomach feelings in general); was normal. If you're reading this you probably know what causes anxiety (If not: www.mind.org.uk) and having it from time to time is normal! But when it starts to interfere with your life, that's when it becomes a problem.
My parents never picked up something was wrong, they thought I was just an overly worried kid. Like me, they were really un-educated on what Anxiety disorders were and had no idea it could actually be a problem. Loads of adults are the same. The other day in a lesson I heard a teacher joke about having depression, joking 'Marking all your work makes me SO depressed!' Using mental health problems as a joke is scarily becoming much more common. This needs to end. But if Teachers are using it so blatantly in front of us kids, what stops us from using it also? How are we supposed to ask for help if we are worried about what's inside our heads if it's being perceived as a joke?
In my first year of high school I tried to get help. I talked to my head of year about how I felt but instead of helping, I felt worse. She tried to blame it on my peers, pressuring me with statements like 'I think it's the people around you.' When I definitely stated that wasn't the case. Afterwards I felt shaken up, way more anxious and received no help whatsoever. She hadn't even told my parents. WHAT?! I know. To me it's shocking how I was treated and no child should have to go through the same experience I had endured. I don't blame her on anything as I think she (and many other teachers) weren't given enough information on the right approach on how to support someone like me, in their time of need.
Thankyou for sharing this post. It's important to get more people talking about mental health and you are very brave for sharing about your experiences. Well done for deciding to step out of your comfort zone to go to the nightclub; I know how you're feeling; I went out to nightclubs with my friends at university because I didn't want to feel left out and sometimes, it was very hard and other times, I had a lot of fun. I hope you have a great time!
Thank YOU for commenting such a lovely message! You're right, it's so important for more people to talk about MH and it wasn't bad but it wasn't great either. It was actually really boring! Haha but I'm glad I did go and my fears weren't a reality. But it was really nice spending time with friends and I still feel so proud of myself for going!
Great post! Well done for sharing!
This is so important. I didn't realise I had anxiety back in high school, as it translated mostly in physical ailments. I had such a hard time having to go to school every single day for 8 hours and I had so many stomach aches and headaches to show for it.


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Volumen 26 (2018): Edición 4 (December 2018)
Slovak Journal of Civil Engineering
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Diagnosis of Erodible Locations in River Bends Using a Combined Method (GIS, RS and the CCHE2D Model) (Case Study: The Karkheh River in Iran)
Arash Adib,
Hamid Reza Gafouri y
Ali Liaghat
Publicado en línea: 18 Jan 2019
Volumen & Edición: Volumen 26 (2018) - Edición 4 (December 2018)
Páginas: 78 - 88
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sjce-2018-0031 © 2019 Arash Adib, et al., published by SciendoThis work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.
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In Numbers 32 the Israelites are preparing for the conquest of the promised land. The people of the tribes of Reuben and Gad requested that Moses allow them to settle in lands on the east side of the Jordan River, which was not within the boundaries of the promised land. They wanted to settle east of the Jordan because they owned large herds of livestock and there was good grazing land there.
At first Moses resisted their request pointing out that they were disobeying God just like their fathers who died during their forty-year wandering in the wilderness because they rebelled against the plan to possess the land God had promised.
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Osterley ist eine oberirdische Station der London Underground im Stadtbezirk London Borough of Hounslow. Sie liegt in der Travelcard-Tarifzone 4 an der Great West Road (A4). Im Jahr 2013 nutzten 2,32 Millionen Fahrgäste diese von der Piccadilly Line bediente Station. Rund ein Kilometer nördlich befindet sich das Herrenhaus Osterley Park, zwei Kilometer im Osten liegt das Sendezentrum von Sky plc.

Geschichte
Die Eröffnung der Station Osterley & Spring Grove erfolgte am 1. Mai 1883, als die Metropolitan District Railway (MDR; Vorgängergesellschaft der District Line) die Strecke zwischen Acton Town und Hounslow Town in Betrieb nahm. Nach der Eröffnung der Zweigstrecke in Richtung Hounslow Barracks (heute Hounslow West) am 21. Juli 1884 verkehrte von Osterley & Spring Grove aus ein Pendelzug nach Hounslow Town. Dessen Betrieb endete bereits am 31. März 1886, wurde aber am 1. März 1903 wieder aufgenommen. Nach Abschluss der Elektrifizierung am 13. Juni 1905 verkehrten sämtliche Züge nicht mehr direkt nach Hounslow Barracks, sondern wendeten im Kopfbahnhof Hounslow Town, bis zur Wiedereröffnung der direkten Strecke am 2. Mai 1909.

Nachdem Züge der Piccadilly Line ab dem 13. März 1933 ebenfalls die Strecke nach Hounslow West befuhren, stieß die Station allmählich an ihre Kapazitätsgrenzen. London Underground beschloss, rund 250 Meter weiter westlich einen Neubau zu errichten. Dieser entstand nach Plänen von Charles Holden und wurde am 25. März 1934 unter dem Namen Osterley eröffnet. Seit dem 9. Oktober 1964 verkehrt nur noch die Piccadilly Line auf dem Abschnitt westlich von Acton Town, da die District Line verkürzt wurde.

Die Anlagen am ursprünglichen Standort an der Thornbury Road blieben bis 1957 weitgehend intakt, doch dann wurden die Treppen und die Bahnsteige entfernt. Das Stationsgebäude hingegen blieb erhalten und dient heute als Secondhand-Buchladen.

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 Foto der Station Osterley Park & Spring Grove (1932)
 Foto der Eingangshalle (September 1934)

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Station der London Underground
Verkehrsbauwerk im London Borough of Hounslow
Erbaut in den 1880er Jahren
Erbaut in den 1930er Jahren
U-Bahnhof in London
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› Consult annual reports of previous years: 2015 annual report, 2014 annual report, 2013 annual report, 2012 annual report, 2011 annual report, 2010 annual report, annual report 2009.
The number of mediation cases handled in the ENGIE Group has once again risen: 11% more than in 2015, up from 306 to 339, all markets and business units taken together. 93% of mediation cases concern B2C (private individuals) customers in the field of energy, making 317 of the 339 requests received.
85% of solutions proposed during mediation cases were accepted by the parties and implemented. Furthermore, mediation is a swift and effective process: the average resolution time for mediation cases was 64 days (the legal requirement – the order of 20 August 2015 in France – is to complete them in under 90 days), compared with much longer legal proceedings.
75% of complainants are satisfied with the Mediator's intervention (against 70% in 2015). This improvement in claimant satisfaction is accounted for by the commitment of the Mediation team in unravelling the cases they handle, while claimants continue to have more exacting demands.
Once again this year, most of the cases received and mediation processes carried out concern customers' comprehension of energy bills, regularization amounts further to incorrect meter readings or adjustments to meter readings further to meter failures.
ENERPRESSE – 15/06/17 >A 20% increase in requests referred to the Engie France mediator.
A 20% increase in requests for the Engie France mediator..
On 13th June the Engie mediator Jean-Pierre Hervé submitted his 2016 annual report to Isabelle Kocher, the group's Chief Executive Officer. The number of requests received by the mediator in 2016 was up 20% compared with the previous year (3,093 referrals). In parallel, the number of mediation cases rose by 11%. The average case handling time was 64 days (against 67 en in 2015), whereas the law fixes a maximum period of 90 days. "Once again this year, most of the requests received and mediation processes carried out concern customers' comprehension of energy bills, regularization amounts further to incorrect meter readings or adjustments to meter readings further to meter failures", states the press release. As far as outcomes are concerned, 85% of the solutions proposed by these mediation processes were accepted by the parties (92% in 2015) and implemented, while 75% of the complainants said they were satisfied with the mediator's intervention (against 70% in 2015).
In 2016, based on the special case he dealt with in the year, the Mediator made 11 recommendations (against 19 in 2015). They were discussed with the ENGIE Group business units concerned to ensure their implementation, as well as with consumer organizations. The details of the recommendations are set out in the 2016 annual report.
Recommendation 11: "ENGIE Home Services, improving customer satisfaction ".


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Q: Pasting a range of values from one workbook to another So everything was actually pasting correctly to the workbook, however, I added an extra column of data that has a formula entered in it. Now when I run the macro it is copying and pasting the formula rather than the value generated from the formula.
I went in and changed wbData.ActiveSheet.Paste to wbData.ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial x1PasteValue but it is not working. Wondering if I inserted it into the wrong location?
 Dim wbTime As Workbook
   Set wbTime = ThisWorkbook
   Dim wbData As Workbook
   Dim LastRow As Long

   Set wbTime = ActiveWorkbook
   With wbTime.Sheets("Production Time Sheet")
       LastRow = .Range("A" & .Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
   End With
   wbTime.Sheets("Production Time Sheet").Range("A6:O" & LastRow).Copy

   Set wbData = Workbooks.Open("S:\Lean Carrollton Initiative\Michael\Time Sheet Data - LT Test.xlsx")

   wbData.ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial x1PasteValue Destination:=Worksheets("Log").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)

   wbData.Close SaveChanges:=True
End Sub

A: I would always select the range to paste too first
Worksheets("Log").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).PasteSpecial xlPasteValue

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Амейшиал () — район (фрегезия) в Португалии, входит в округ Фару. Является составной частью муниципалитета Лоле. По старому административному делению входил в провинцию Алгарви. Входит в экономико-статистический субрегион Алгарви, который входит в Алгарви. Население составляет 604 человека на 2001 год. Занимает площадь 121,35 км².

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I've been traveling pretty consistently to colleges, universities, and conferences talking WordPress, WordPress Multiuser (than multisite), ds106, and Domains of One's Own for around 13 or 14 years now. When I visited Wake Forest University soon after Domains19 last month I wondered how many different university campuses I've seen over that time? I'm no Bryan Alexander so it's not hundreds (or even thousands?) of schools, but at this point it's probably approaching 100.* But all this self-congratulatory, thought-leaderish campus tour talk is to say it does not get old for me. I like college campuses a lot. I spent most of my adult life connected with them as either a student or a professional, and at their very best they represent a protected space for free thinking, exploring, and experimenting in a collaborative environment. I understand all too well that's not the whole picture, but it's a powerful enough reality to make the inevitable campus politics coupled with trailing edge salaries almost tolerable
Caught the Wake Forest University chapel lawn during a rare moment of disrepair
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Fact is, every time I visit a campus part of me is transported back to the moment I was a freshman stepping foot on George Mason's campus for the first time in 1989. With that experience came a sense of personal independence and the promise of possibility that has been hard to reproduce in other experiences I've had since. I was there to learn—whatever the hell that meant to me then. It's a feeling that I often get when stepping onto a new college campus, and that was definitely the case at Wake Forest University last month. It's a gorgeous 350 acre campus north of Winston-Salem's Old Town. The university re-located there from the town of Wake Forest (near Raleigh, North Carolina) after the Reynolds family (of the RJ Reynolds Tobacco fortune) donated the land in the 1950s. In fact, pretty much everything surrounding the campus is part of the Reynolda Historic District, and we were lucky enough to stay at Graylyn, a Norman Revival style mansion on 85 acres replete with outdoor (and indoor) pools, a farm complex, the garage guest house, and the main manor house. The place was nothing short of insane, making my transition from Europe that much easier
Graylyn Manor in Winston-Salem was crazy. A British-inspired Manor on 85 acres in the middle of North Carolina Tobacco country. The USA remains a trip, and it's not every day a university puts you up in a National Register of Historic Places site-you rule Wake Forest University
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Staying at hotels on the National Register of Historic Places certainly adds to the overall experience. What's more, my daughter Tess was traveling with me on this trip and she will never take my complaining about travel seriously after that.
Goofin' around with the good folks from @ReclaimHosting yesterday. Thank you @brumface and @jimgroom for an exciting, informative, and just plain inspirational #ReclaimWeek. @DomainsConf —> 2 days diggin' into the details at @WakeForest. Just, wow! pic.twitter.com/E6GNEdKNkc
— Carrie Johnston (@CarrieEJohnston) June 15, 2019
"But godspeed the punchline, Jimmy, you started this post with an actual point, didn't you?" You are probably thinking. And, to be clear, I did have something I wanted to share, and while I feel your pain it's probably not as acute as yours. Wake Forest, thanks to championing of Dr. Carrie Johnston, has been working on rolling out Domain of One's Own across campus. They have been quite thoughtful and thorough about the rollout, and this trip was an opportunity to meet with the various parties involved for a hands-on for system admins, as well as some practical examples of possibilities. Lauren Brumfield and I have done a few of these, and I really think we have a pretty good rhythm at this point. In fact, after this workshop I realized Lauren is probably more on her game during these workshops than I am, between her confidence presenting, expansive knowledge of all elements of a Domains setup (no small thing), and her growing ability to read the room and make the necessary adjustments she has far exceeded the skills of her, admittedly limited, docent.
As you can see, @brumface is locked in at WFU! pic.twitter.com/mhUDzPGHt2
— Jim Groom (@jimgroom) June 13, 2019
Before day 1 got started we got to meet Carrie who was waiting for us at Lauren's reserved parking spot (they most have sensed what I just articulated finally) and I became an immediate fan. Carrie came to Wake Forest after doing a Digital Humanities post-doc at Bucknell University. It's at Bucknell that she first started exploring hosting for DH projects through Reclaim Hosting, and when she got her position as Digital Humanities Research Designer at Wake Forest that she started to push for a digital home for a variety of web-based projects. And, filed under it's a small world, the CIO of Wake Forest is Mur Muchane, who was previously at Davidson College and also came to visit UMW's Convergence Center when I was working there in 2015. Mur is awesome, and it was immediately obvious he is a strong advocate for the digital work happening on campus. It was an absolute joy to chat with a CIO that so deeply understands and so willing to respond to the diverse technological needs of any campus community trying to imagine teaching, learning, and scholarship in the digital age.
Literally blown away that Wake Forest University has 14 instructional technologists, I love it here! And we are in a full house pic.twitter.com/GSlMRWk7Qa
So, with Mur being the start of our first day at Wake Forest I already got the sense this was a school with support and resources for the digital work already happening. That was cemented when I realized the workshop would have well over 25 people attending both days. I don't think we've ever had this kind of turn out, and when we did the introductions that morning I realized that their were 14 Instructional Technologists on campus, all of whom have extensive experience running faculty sites through cPanel. It's as if I was in heaven. Wake Forest has been providing much of the resources we package through Domain of One's Own, and in many ways we are simply a solution to integrate automation of accounts, single sign-on, and get the servers off-campus. It was really a heartening to see that the work we are doing at Reclaim is truly based in the work Instructional Technologists have been doing for years to provide alternative online publishing platforms for their community. Much of the morning was focused on migrating the accounts from their existing cPanel accounts to their Domains instance, a.k.a Wake Sites, which will be dead simple thanks to cPanel's transfer tool. The afternoon was a deep-dive into managing WHM (the cPanel server) and WHMCS (the client manager software for the cPanel server). It was an intense, but rewarding, first day.
Domains, Domains, Domains with @jimgroom at @WakeForest for day two! pic.twitter.com/8yY6M252Kp
— Lauren Brumfield (@brumface) June 14, 2019
Day 2 started with me giving a talk about some practical examples of Domains and various uses, as well as the philosophy behind the approach that seemed to be fairly well received. My point has not really changed in 13 years, given faculty and students a space on the web to fashion their online identity using relevant tools, and sites they create should be managed and controlled by them and ultimately portable. After that we had Martha Burtis, Lauren Heywood, and Alan Levine join us remotely to talk about SPLOTs.
A scene from the Wake Forest workshop on Domains this morning. Listening to @cogdog, @mburtis, and @LaurenHeywood talk domains is always a pleasure. Thanks y'all for showing up and sharing pic.twitter.com/Ap4qoCCqHh
They killed it, and the discussion provided the framework for the rest of the day, which was to highlight the power of creating application-based templates through Installatron, and playing with what that looks like with the various SPLOTs we've already integrated in Wake Sites, such as TRU Collector, TRU Writer, various portfolio templates, and more.
The workshop was really heartening for me because sometimes even I sometimes wonder if Domains is the best way at some of these things. And while there are always better ways, my trip to Wake Forest reminded me that the infrastructure Reclaim is providing and supporting is fundamental to framing a digital transformation on campus that is premised on equipping people to both understand and take more direct ownership of the work they publish on the web. A welcome reminder, and a special thank you to Carrie Johnston for making it happened, bringing us there, and being awesome.
*If I ever have the time and headspace I'm gonna try and piece that list together.


The Dan Pugach Nonet on today's episode of The Jazz Hole Live with Linus. The NYC-based, Israeli-born drummer Dan Pugach is one of the most versatile and sought-after drummers in New York City. Together with his Nonet he has won two ASCAP Jazz Composer Awards and will release his debut album in 2017. Check out this live set from the Williamsburg Music Center in Brooklyn, NY, recorded on September 29th 2016.


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