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My name is Andy Webster. I am a professional guitarist, currently living in the Austin, TX area. I was born in Iowa, and raised there as well as in Chicago IL and London, England.
LOL! I have no idea….I keep looking forward!
I spend a large amount of my professional time teaching musical expression via the guitar. I try and instill a sense of worth to my students, and teach them that they have value through their musical explorations.
Something, or someone? LOL, there are many of both! The thing thats so very special in my life is the time I get to spend with my instrument. As far as the someone's are concerned, there are my boys. I can't tell you how meaningful even the slightest moments are when I'm with them.
I'm beginning a new chapter in my life as a divorced father, as well as shifting from being primarily an educator towards being a regularly-performing musician.
Yes! I was fired from the Bettendorf Red Lobster a very long time ago! I went with a (mutual friend of ours) friend to have dinner there for my seventeenth birthday. We were served a pitcher of real strawberry daiquiris instead of virgin! I got fired, so did the server. Oh man….I still feel bad about that today. It was a complete mistake, no one was trying to get one over or break any laws…..
There are so MANY! I really believe that one should live life 100%! So first there are my boys, music, motorcycling, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, keeping fit, teaching, herpetology and herpetoculture. Ok, so not that many…..Oh! Chocolate. I'm passionate about chocolate!
Three things: place ⅓ of the total sum in trust for my kids. Pay off my current/future debts, and invest in my friends musical/career endeavours!
Just to live happily, raise my boys to be strong and self-reliant, and to leave a legacy of music, laughter and adventure!
I love spending time with my kids, my friends and fellow musicians. I can't run anymore, so I've begun the swimming phase of my life, lol….and I really enjoy it! Living in Texas I have now learned how to properly bbq. It's quite different from the grilling that I grew up with...and it's quite a challenge, but I really enjoy it. Oh yes, there's the consumption of chocolate. Mmmmmmm, chocolate!
I must plug my new CD, "Therapy Sessions" as well as the works of my fellow National Guitar Workshop brethren as well as my fellow USC Trojan Guitarists! There's so very much music out there that the public goes completely unaware of…..if I can shed some light and attention...as well as help boost their sales (and my own), well I'm happy to do so! So please check out Jody Fisher, Steve Khan, Tom Dempsy, Jeff McErlaine, Angus Clark, Erik Halbig, Adam Levy, Amanda Monaco, Pat Berguson, Dave hamburger, Matt Smith, Jen Leigh, James Hogan, Dave Martone, Terry Syrek, Wayne Riker, Frank Potenza, Andy Abad, Richard Smith, Pat Kelly, Blake Aaron…..Laura Mace, Ben Lacy, Cathy Alonzo, Suzan Mazur, Alec Bridges, Scott Doyle, Michael Jeffrey Stevens, and Carson Alexander. Just to name a few. These are really wonderful, passionate people. Many of whom have helped me to get where I am musically today.
I think I just did! lol!
Oh easy…."It all Begins with Food" by Dallas and Melissa Hartwig. Really important book about the foods we eat and the way it affects our entire body.
The two J.R.R.s: Tolkien and Martin, the Miles Davis biography by Quincy Troupe and Billy Collins' poetry. Terry Syrek's album, "Machine Elves" and Pat Berguson's "Hippy Dance". I'm always on Football365.com. Uhh, that's REAL football...not the NFL "Throwball" stuff...lol. Truefire.com has some great guitar lesson materials, probably the best on the internet…..and the Starz series, "Spartacus", along with "Game of Thrones", is a favorite in my DVD collection.
I'll share a couple: 1. I don't hate Nickelback, I quite like some of their stuff! 2. Same goes for Katy Perry. I got to see her before the whole "I kissed a girl" thing broke her….and I thought she was good then….and 3. I'm hungry.


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Андреј Митровић (Крагујевац, 17. април 1937 — Београд, 25. август 2013) био је српски историчар и дописни члан Српске академије наука и уметности.

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Основну школу и гимназију завршио је у Крагујевцу а историју је дипломирао на Филозофском факултету у Београду. Магистрирао је 1964. са темом Априлски преговори о јадранском питању на конференцији мира 1919. и докторирао је 1967. са тезом Делегација Срба, Хрвата и Словенаца на Конференцији мира 1919-1920 (објављена као књига Југославија на конференцији мира 1919 — 1920). Асистент на факултету постао је 1961, доцент 1967, ванредни професор 1974. и редовни 1980. године. Боравио је на специјализацији у Риму 1967. и у Немачкој 1967. и 1971/72. За дописног члана САНУ изабран је 1988. године.

Изучава Балкански простор у европској политици између два светска рата са посебним освртом на место Југославије у европској политици између два светска рата. Такође је писао и о историји Србије у Првом светском рату и бројним аспектима европске историје између два светска рата. За књигу Време нетрпељивих добио је Октобарску награду града Београда. Књига Време нетрпељивих даје преглед европске политичке историје између два светска рата са посебним нагласком на сукобу идеологија који је, према Митровићевом мишљењу, обележио овај историјски период. Такође се бави проблематиком интелектуалног стваралаштва у специфичној идеолошкој и политичкој ситуацији у Европи између два светска рата. С тим у вези писао је огледе о стваралаштву и о историјском у делу немачког књижевника Томаса Мана. Био је члан је Удружења књижевника Србије по позиву.

Био је ожењен Љубинком Трговчевић.

Преминуо је у ноћи између 25. и 26. августа 2013. у Беоргаду.

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 Историјска библиотека: Андреј Митровић
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 Историјска библиотека: Андреј Митровић
 Библиографија на сајту УДИ
 -{IN MEMORIAM}-: Андреј Митровић (1937—2013)
 Нетрпељив према нетрпељивима ("Данас", 30. август 2013)
 Историчар и историја ("Време", број 1184, 13. септембар 2013)

Рођени 1937.
Умрли 2013.
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Српски историчари
Дописни чланови САНУ
Добитници Октобарске награде
Чланови Удружења књижевника Србије
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What does fragility mean to you?
A kind soul, a woman, a flower, an old man, a kid, a poem, a tear, a pet, a song.
Oh, would I love to draw this.
How can I see it larger?
It all depends the angle and the medium. Some are nice but the way you photographed STUNNING!
I would be proud of your photo. That is for sure it is really beautiful.
Thanks so much Stephen! I like strong contrasts between dark and light.
Lovely. Made me think about fragility too.
Yes, food for thought there!
It's beautifully placed in the frame – aren't they a delight, these lilies?
Beautiful, Alina. The texture and contrast make me think of a Fairie's ear listening in the shadows to hear our wishes or to grant a worthy dream or desire.
Thank you very much Kim. Happy to see you around.


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Pupil Premium was introduced by the Department of Education in 2011. It is additional funding allocated to the school to support groups of children who are vulnerable and could possibly under achieve. These include children who are entitled to free school meals, children of service personnel, children looked after by the Local Authority or adopted from care and in 2015_16, disadvantaged three and four year old children.
The purpose of the extra funding is to provide additional resources from outside the school's budget to accelerate progress and raise attainment. In most cases the Pupil Premium is allocated to school and is clearly identifiable. It is the school's decision as to how the Pupil Premium is spent, as schools are best placed to assess what additional provision should be made for the individual pupils within their responsibility.
At Dalton School, we are committed to helping every child and their family achieve their very best, by providing a well-resourced and high quality learning environment.
Pupils in year groups reception to year 6 recorded as Ever 6 Free School Meals (FSM). Ever 6 are those pupils who have been eligible for FSM within the past six years.
The LAC premium must be managed by the designated virtual school head (VSH) and used without delay for the benefit of the looked-after child's educational needs as described in their personal education plan. Dalton School has two LAC children currently on roll.
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Disobeying Hitler: German Resistance After Valkyrie
Randall Hansen
On July 20, 1944, Colonel Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg was executed in the courtyard of the Third Reich's military headquarters in Berlin for attempting to assassinate Adolf Hitler. A member of the unsuccessful plot to overthrow the Nazi government -- codenamed Operation Valkyrie -- Stauffenberg was shot by a firing squad along with his co-conspirators, and their bodies were dumped in a shallow grave.
Most discussions of German resistance during World War II end here, with the failed July 20 plot and the subsequent execution of its leaders. And yet this was far from the last act of disobedience carried out against the Nazi regime, as Randall Hansen reveals in his fascinating new book. Although resistance as a commitment to regime change all but ended with Stauffenberg, Hansen shows that if we consider resistance as disobedience -- of orders to detonate a bridge, to wreck a factory, to destroy a harbor or to defend a city to the last man -- then a very different picture emerges. Resistance-as-disobedience continued, and indeed increased, throughout late 1944 and early 1945. And it had a more profound and lasting material effect on the war and its aftermath than did the military resistance culminating in Stauffenberg's attempt on Hitler's life. From the refusal to destroy Paris and key locations in southern France to the unwillingness to implement a scorched earth policy on German soil, disobedience in the Third Reich manifested in numerous ways after 1944, and ultimately impacted the course of the war by saving thousands of Allied and German lives, keeping supply lines open, and preserving cities and infrastructure.
In a period of thorough and at times fanatical obedience, the few instances of disobedience against the Nazi regime become all the more striking. Considering various forms of oppostion across the Western Front, Disobeying Hitler is a significant contribution to the literature on German resistance.
Brand: Princeton University Press
Hitler, Germans, and the Jewish Question
Brand: Frontline Books
Countdown to Valkyrie: The July Plot to Assassinate Hitler
Valkyrie: The Story of the Plot to Kill Hitler, by Its Last Member
Jarausch Konrad H Hunziker Brandon
After Hitler: Recivilizing Germans, 1945-1995
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PITZER ART GALLERIES | SEPTEMBER 19-DECEMBER 5, 2013 | CURATED BY RENÉE MUSSAI AND RUTI TALMOR
ARTISTS / WORKS
CARRIE MAE WEEMS | Not Manet's Type
2010. Series of 5 digital prints, edition of 5, with 2 artist proofs, 40 x 20 inches each. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, NY
Carrie Mae Weems. Not Manet's Type, 2010. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, NY
Each of the prints in Carrie Mae Weems' five-part series is comprised of a nude self-portrait inscribed with sardonic commentary on the absence or objectification of black women's bodies in the history of modern art: "Standing on shakey round, I posed myself for critical study but I was no longer certain of the questions to ask / It was clear, I was not Manet's type. Picasso – who had a way with women – only used me, and Duchamp never even considered me / But it could have been worse. Imagine my fate had De Kooning gotten hold of me / I knew, not from memory, but from hope, that there were other models by which to live / I took a tip from Frida, who from her bed painted incessantly—beautifully while Diego scaled the scaffolds to the top of the world."
Carrie Mae Weems' extensive body of work employs photographs, text, fabric, audio, installation, and video to examine class and gender issues through the prism of personal experience and African-American heritage. With the pitch and timbre of an accomplished storyteller, Weems often uses colloquial narrative forms —jokes, songs, rebukes—in photographic series that scrutinize subjectivity and expose pernicious stereotypes – beginning with her earliest documentary photographic series, including Family Pictures and Stories (1978-1984), Ain't Jokin' (1987-1988), Colored People (1989-1990), and the Kitchen Table Series (1990). Eliciting epic contexts from individually framed moments, Weems debunks racist and sexist labels, examines the relationship between power and aesthetics, and uses personal biography and self-portraiture to articulate broader social truths.
Weems was born in Portland, Oregon. She earned a BFA from the California Institute of the Arts, Valencia (1981), and an MFA from the University of California, San Diego (1984), continuing her studies in the Graduate Program in Folklore at the University of California, Berkeley (1984-87). In 2005, she was honored with the Distinguished Photographer's Award in recognition of her significant contributions to the world of photography. Other awards include the Alpert Award for Visual Arts (1996), the National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts Fellowship (1994), and Friends of Photography's Photographer of the Year (1994). Since 1980, Carrie Mae Weems' work has been exhibited widely in the United States and abroad in over fifty one-person shows and numerous group exhibitions. A major touring solo retrospective Carrie Mae Weems: Three Decades of Photography and Video will culminate in 2014 at the Guggenheim Museum, New York. Weems lives and works in Syracuse, NY. She is represented by Jack Shainman Gallery in New York.
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Avant-garde and nonconformist: Balenciaga's rise to reign supreme in the fashion world
23 December 2021, 5:51 am ·3-min read
Balenciaga is now the most popular luxury fashion house in the world, according to Lyst.
Now the world's most popular fashion house, according to the fashion search platform Lyst, Balenciaga hasn't stopped making the news this year with ideas that seem each more ingenious and avant-garde than the next. From the Simpsons to the metaverse to the brand's ubiquitous red carpet presence at the prestigious MET Gala, here's how Balenciaga rose to become the brand of the year.
Balenciaga seems to draw as much fascination as criticism, thanks largely to a marketing strategy that can only be described as bold -- if not totally crazy. Still, the fashion house is the talk of the whole world, it seems, to the point of becoming the most popular brand in the latest Lyst* report on the top trends and brands in the third quarter of 2021. The brand, helmed by Georgian designer and Vetements founder Demna Gvasalia has risen five places in just a few months to challenge Gucci, another brand particularly popular with Gen Z, and which was previously the ranking's undisputed leader.
Fortnite, The Simpsons, Kanye West
Although Balenciaga has always been a brand that's appreciated by the public, its popularity is now evidently growing by the day. This rise was no-doubt spurred by the brand's great return to haute couture last July -- after about half a century's absence -- and has continued to gain momentum since the fall, with projects each more audacious than the next. At the end of September, the fashion house sent social media wild by announcing a collaboration with "Fortnite," one of the world's most popular video games, offering players the possibility to get virtual Balenciaga outfits and fashion accessories, and, by extension, confirming the growing interest of luxury houses in Gen Z.
A few days later, the French fashion house struck again. While presenting its spring-summer 2022 collection at Paris Fashion Week, the brand dropped a never-before-seen episode of "The Simpsons," turning Marge, Homer, Bart, Lisa and the rest of the gang into ambassadors for its latest looks. It was the luxury world making an incursion into pop culture -- or vice versa -- and an initiative that landed with full impact. And this mix of genres and cultures is an integral part of Balenciaga's winning strategy. Indeed, the brand has understood that Gen Z -- the new prime target for luxury houses -- wants neither pigeonholes nor stereotypes.
As if to seal its success, it now seems like a plethora of celebrities swear only by Balenciaga -- or almost. From Kim Kardashian to Rihanna to Kanye West -- or Ye by his new name -- the fashion house can count on a five-star cast to showcase its outfits. The success of the brand at the last MET Gala shows that Balenciaga is all over the red carpet. And that's not to mention Balenciaga's collab with the same Kanye "Ye" West during the release of "Donda." These gambles may seem crazy at first glance, but they're winning on all fronts, since the luxury house has evidently never been so popular.
And this domination looks likely to last into 2022. While the luxury label does not currently feature on the haute couture calendar -- neither in physical nor digital form -- there's always a chance that Demna Gvasalia might come up with some new and even more innovative format. The brand also recently announced, during a conference for Business of Fashion, that it was setting up a unit entirely dedicated to the metaverse, the luxury sector's new playground. Nothing more has been said about the project, but there's every chance that Balenciaga is currently working on initiatives that are sure to be the talk of the fashion world.
* Lyst analyzed the online behavior of its 150 million consumers who search, browse and purchase fashion items from 17,000 brands and online stores. The Lyst Index methodology takes into account consumer behavior on the platform, including conversion and sale rates. The study also takes into account Google searches, social media mentions, and global engagement statistics over a three-month period.
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eSentire's Managed Vulnerability Service (MVS), Powered by Tenable, Grows 52%
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More enterprises choose eSentire to identify, prioritize and remediate their vulnerable IT assets by including eSentire MVS in their comprehensive security strategy
WATERLOO, ONTARIO – May 5, 2021 – eSentire, the leading global provider of Managed Detection and Response (MDR) cybersecurity services, announced today that over 230 organizations around the globe are using eSentire's Managed Vulnerability Service (MVS), powered by Tenable, the Cyber Exposure company. This represents a 52% year-over-year growth. eSentire's MVS is part of an extensive portfolio of Managed Risk Programs developed to complement its Managed Detection and Response services. By layering eSentire's award-winning security services on top of Tenable.io®, Tenable's risk-based vulnerability management solution managed in the cloud, eSentire is helping organizations identify, prioritize and remediate the vulnerabilities in their business-critical assets, whether on-premises or in the cloud. Having an effective, ongoing vulnerability management operation is a critical security function and a "must have" for organizations conducting business today. This is especially relevant in light of the damaging attacks recently launched against SolarWinds and the Microsoft Exchange Server zero-day vulnerabilities.
"Together, Tenable and eSentire are delivering battle-tested expertise and focused innovation in cybersecurity to help organizations understand where they're exposed, to what extent and how to reduce those threats as quickly as possible," said Amit Yoran, chairman and CEO, Tenable. "We are thrilled at the success of our partnership with eSentire and we look forward to continuing to work with their industry-leading team."
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In a recent eSentire Customer Success evaluation, 96% of eSentire MVS customers confirmed they have experienced an overall improvement in their security posture. This was never more evident than following the initial disclosure of the FireEye Red Team tools breach, when eSentire MVS customers experienced significant time-to-value in hardening their defenses through the Tenable partnership.
Tenable is often ahead of the curve when it comes to newly disclosed vulnerabilities, which is why Tenable and eSentire customers already had coverage for 15 out of the 16 vulnerabilities listed in the FireEye advisory. In addition to providing swift customer communication and expert analysis, eSentire also rolled out new rules and queries against the targeted flaws within hours of disclosure.
"Using the eSentire MVS, powered by Tenable, we were able to take quick action on behalf of our customers when the FireEye breach occurred because responding to events like this is what we do, all day, every day," said Kerry Bailey, eSentire CEO. "Our 24x7 Security Operations Centers and our elite Threat Response Unit (TRU) research team are the best in the business," continued Bailey. "Our expert threat detection, analysis and remediation services, coupled with Tenable's robust risk-based vulnerability management solutions, provide an end-to-end managed vulnerability service which significantly reduces our customers' risk of a cyberattack."
eSentire was recently named Tenable's Top MSSP Partner in North America for 2021. To learn more about eSentire's MVS, please visit https://www.esentire.com/capabilities/managed-detection-and-response/managed-risk/mvs.
eSentire, Inc., founded in 2001, is the category creator and world's largest Managed Detection and Response (MDR) company, safeguarding businesses of all sizes with the industry-defining, cloud-native Atlas platform that removes blind spots and enables 24x7 threat hunters to contain attacks and stop breaches within minutes. Its threat-driven, customer-focused culture makes the difference in eSentire's ability to attract the best talent across cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and cloud-native skill sets. Its highly skilled teams work together toward a common goal to deliver the best customer experience and security efficacy in the industry. For more information, visit www.esentire.com and follow @eSentire.
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Priory Post 153 – Race for Life
Posted: 28th August 2015
St Augustine's Priory runs for Cancer Research
On Sunday 7th June 160 girls, parents and staff from St Augustine's Priory took part in the 5k Cancer Research's 'Race for Life' in Richmond. The day was a huge success. The aim was to raise £3,000 for Cancer Research. By Monday 8th June we were up to a wonderful £5,000 and still counting!
Mrs Sarah Raffray, Headteacher of St Augustine's Priory, commented, 'It is powerful that nearly a quarter of the school ran for such a great cause and the contribution of mothers, aunts and grandmothers sums up what a tremendous community we are'.
A variety of runners, joggers and walkers made it around the course with everybody wearing a range of pink clothes including pink wigs, tutus and leg warmers. There were battles between mothers and daughters trying to beat one another, and Mrs Higham is still annoyed that both her daughters, Lizzie and Charlotte, beat her. Mrs Wilson kept running really quickly to try to catch Chloe and Rhiannon to no avail and Chloe, who is in Prep III, ran round in a very fast 24 minutes! Lucy Kerr, in Prep III, and Claudia Bileckyj, Prep II, were our youngest runners who did a fantastic job doing a mixture of running and walking – very impressive!
Olivia Agrotis, Lower IV, was the first St Augustine's runner home in about 20 minutes which was very creditable. The Head of P.E., Miss Heather Lymburn, ran with four Upper I girls (Kara, Isabelle, Ava and Vinaya) who ran all the way which, for their age was a brilliant achievement. Teacher, Miss Amy Gambrill, ran with some Upper II girls (including Grace McPartlin). Teacher Dr Gayle Gill speed walked around in about 40 minutes, and other staff ran together including Mrs Tippen, Mrs Donovan and parent Mrs McPartlin. Miss Louise Hales (P.E. Department) lead the walking group with numerous parents, picking up any stragglers on the way. It really was a special day.
Upper I with their medals
The St Augustine's Priory contingent finished the day with a picnic and the girls were still full of energy and ran around playing tag. Upper I girls even had the energy to do a cartwheel competition! Girls are even now clamouring to take part next year!
The after run picnic
Parents had this to say:
'It really was a brilliant and meaningful day for so many of us, thank you'. (Mrs Phillips)
'I had a fantastic time'. (Mrs Ajayi)
'I just can't believe both my daughters beat me…!' (Mrs Higham)
'A fantastic community effort for a cause we are all affected by – proud of us all.' (Mrs Vincic)
'We had a brilliant time & I'm so proud of Isabelle & Aisling for completing the race.' (Mrs Size)
'It was great to be part of it all and with so many people who, despite the devastating effects of Cancer either for themselves or loved ones, came together in such a positive way it was really brilliant, albeit emotional'. (Mrs Beniatian)
Some of our parent runners
And the final word must go to Mr Jeffries, who commented: 'I have to say how impressed I was at the turn out of the St Augustine's team which is a real credit to you and your team. Well done!'
Thank you everyone who took part in this year's Race for Life and especial thanks to the P.E. Department for their great coordination and organisation. What an incredible, united effort for such a superb cause.
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'No' is a vital word to say
It's important to be sure we know why we're saying "no" to our children and what we hope to achieve, writes parenting columnist Ian Munro.
It's often said that the hardest things to say are, "I'm sorry" and "I love you".
They are both important things to be able to declare, especially to those closest to us, including our youngsters. Equally important is being able to say to the latter the simple and single word "no".
Unless we're happy for them to run the household and our life, then it's a word we need to use - and mean it.
Its use isn't going to give them some sort of complex or stifle the development of their unique personality. In fact, if they don't understand "no" they'll definitely develop a unique personality, usually in a direction that's decidedly anti-social. Children need limits and predictable and consistent responses if they're going to be happy and responsible adults.
Limits teach them about the things that are unsafe, aren't healthy for them, whether it be junk food or too many late nights, and that others have rights and needs, too.
It's easy to be worn down by the arguing, pleading and tantrums. Give in and they learn that by making a fuss they can get their own way.
Therefore, it's important to be sure we know why we're saying "no" and what we hope to achieve.
As our children get older, we need to review our reasons and be prepared to give them, but not necessarily debate them. By mid-adolescence requests for reconsideration of a "no" should be considered and a "no" could well become a "maybe, let me think it over".
There are lots of different ways of saying "no".
Try humour - "I suppose you think I say no because I'm mean. Well it's true."
Relate it to family policy or values - "that's not something we do in this family."
Remind them of the rule - "homework first."
Mention any positive angle - "sounds like a good idea but it's too late tonight." Or "I'd like to say yes but you've got a big weekend ahead so off to bed."
Offer an alternative - "I don't think that's a good idea, but how about ..."
Give some hope - "We can't afford that at the moment but next month we could manage to at least ..."
Repeat the instruction. For example, give an end-of-activity warning "five more minutes" - follow any requests for extension with a simple (and repeated) "time's up".
Remind them they're competent - "No, you can do it. Would you like me to tie one shoe again to show you?"
Acknowledge the want that's not a need - "I can see why you want it. It's very pretty, isn't it, but you don't need another T-shirt at the moment."
"All my friends are allowed to" - "I'm sorry you've got that problem, but that's the way it is."
The gifts they want
Playtime, rest important
Consequences and reflection
Cannabis pros and cons
Growing the truth
Lullaby and good night
Time out needs rules to work
An acceptable level of mess
Holidaying with teens
Winter wary
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Great suggestions.
For integrity of the child, the right to say "No" applies to children saying so to adults.
My campaign for children to carry small stun guns was not well received.
ellipsis... Mon, 27/07/2020 - 5:48pm #
Sound advice. Unfortunately for us as grandparents, our grandchildren (7 & 5) have been raised as "adults" where they are encouraged by their parents to say "no" to us (and them too, for that matter), and "no means no." Sadly, we miss out on so much fun and enjoyment of them, as the tail's certainly wagging the dog in that household. Adults are certainly treated as inferior, although the kids are model students at school.
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Q: Issue interfacing to MOXA ioLogik1214 with python via RESTful API for PUT data to DO port I'm trying to write a PUT data (RESTful API) to set a Digital Output channel to 1 for MOXA ioLogik1214 device.
I tried the Digital Input DI-00 configured as diCounter channel, and was able to read & write to this channel.
However when I tried to write to the DO-00, configure as normal output channel, I encountered:
"HTTP error occurred: 404 Client Error: Not found" (as shown in the ## comments).
I have checked that the DO-00 is a read/write Digital Output channel. Any advice is appreciated! Thanks!
My python codes are as below:
def getData(url, headers):
    try:
        response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

        # If the response was successful, no Exception will be raised.
        response.raise_for_status()
    except HTTPError as http_err:
        print("HTTP error occurred: %s" % http_err)
        if (response.status_code == 400):
            if len(response.text) > 0:
                print("response.text:\n%s" % response.text)
    except Exception as err:
        print("Other error occurred: %s" % err)
    else:
        if len(response.text) > 0:
                print("response.text:\n%s" % response.text)
        else:
            print("Success!")

    # Print empty line.
    print

def putData(url, headers, data):
    try:
        response = requests.put(url, headers=headers, data=data)

        # If the response was successful, no Exception will be raised.
        response.raise_for_status()
    except HTTPError as http_err:
        print("HTTP error occurred: %s" % http_err)
        if (response.status_code == 400):
            if len(response.text) > 0:
                print("response.text:\n%s" % response.text)
    except Exception as err:
        print("Other error occurred: %s" % err)
    else:
        if len(response.text) > 0:
                print("response.text:\n%s" % response.text)
        else:
            print("Success!")

    # Print empty line.
    print

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # Prepare Digital Output URL.
    do00Status_URL =  "http://"+MOXA_IP+"/api/slot/0/io/do/0/doStatus"

    # Prepare GET headers.
    getHeaders = {'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Accept': 'vdn.dac.v1'}

    # Use GET method to get DO-00 Status.
    print("1) GET DigitalOutput00_Status response...")
    getData(do00Status_URL, getHeaders)
    ## Result => HTTP error occurred: 404 Client Error: Not found

    # Prepare DO-00_ON data.
    do00Status_ON = '{"slot":0,"io":{"do":{"0":{"doStatus":1}}}}'

    # Prepare DO-00_OFF data.
    do00Status_OFF = '{"slot":0,"io":{"do":{"0":{"doStatus":0}}}}'

    # Prepare PUT headers.
    putHeaders_do00Status = getHeaders.copy()
    putHeaders_do00Status['Content-Length'] = len(json.dumps(do00Status_OFF))  # do00Status_ON/OFF is the same length.

    # PUT Counter data & print result.
    print("2a) PUT DO-00_ON response...")
    putData(do00Status_URL, putHeaders_do00Status, do00Status_ON)
    ## Result => HTTP error occurred: 404 Client Error: Not found

    # GET DO-00_Status Info data & print them.
    print("2b) GET DO-00_Status response...")
    getData(do00Status_URL, getHeaders)
    ## Result => HTTP error occurred: 404 Client Error: Not found

    time.sleep(3);

    # PUT Counter data & print result.
    print("2c) PUT DO-00_OFF response...")
    putData(do00Status_URL, putHeaders_do00Status, do00Status_OFF)
    ## Result => HTTP error occurred: 404 Client Error: Not found

    # GET DO-00_Status Info data & print them.
    print("2d) GET DO-00_Status response...")
    getData(do00Status_URL, getHeaders)
    ## Result => HTTP error occurred: 404 Client Error: Not found

A: Just digging the same hole and found out that Moxa E1214 has digital output in form of relay. (DO != Relay).
Therefore url should be:
   "http://"+MOXA_IP+"/api/slot/0/io/relay/0/relayStatus".

and jsons for control are different:
    # Prepare DO-00_ON data.
    do00Status_ON = '{"slot":"0","io":{"relay":{"0":{"relayStatus":"0"}}}}'

    # Prepare DO-00_OFF data.
    do00Status_OFF = '{"slot":"0","io":{"relay":{"0":{"relayStatus":"1"}}}}'

Third thing is line:
   putHeaders_do00Status['Content-Length'] = len(json.dumps(do00Status_OFF))

One that works:
   putHeaders_do00Status['Content-Length'] = str(len(do00Status_OFF))

do00Status_OFF is string, no need to dump json of string and headers values need to be byte or string (requests lib requirement I think).
Hope it helps.

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Duane Morris LLP Announces: Consumers File Class Action Against Baltimore Nonprofit Second Chance, Inc. and Virginia-Based Appraisal Company NoVaStar Appraisals, Inc.
October 04, 2017 02:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time
ROCKVILLE, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A Bethesda, Maryland married couple is leading a class action lawsuit against a charity and an appraisal company for allegedly misleading them and hundreds of other Maryland consumers. The lawsuit, filed in the Circuit Court for Montgomery County, Maryland, details how Baltimore-based Second Chance, Inc. deceived consumers into donating to the charity and how Virginia-based NoVaStar Appraisals, Inc. deceived consumers into purchasing its high-priced appraisals.
The couple, Nitin Gogtay and Kiran Dixit, and their lawyers at Duane Morris LLP and at New Jersey-based Buttaci Leardi & Werner LLC, say that Second Chance, through misleading promises of significant financial benefits in the form of tax refunds and deductions, persuaded hundreds of consumers to donate their homes to the charity through what is called "deconstruction"—a process that involves dismantling a house and preserving finished and reusable materials from that house for other uses or purposes. NoVaStar independently made misleading guarantees of delivering appraisals of deconstructed homes that would be "IRS compliant" and that provided consumers "peace of mind" because there would be "no IRS audits."
The problem, the lawsuit contends, is that Second Chance and NoVaStar have known for many years that (1) the IRS audited consumers and did not allow tax refunds or deductions for house donations made to Second Chance, and (2) that NoVaStar's appraisals were IRS non-compliant. According to the complaint, despite this knowledge, Second Chance and NoVaStar concealed that information from Maryland consumers, including Gogtay and Dixit.
In 2013, Gogtay and Dixit used Second Chance to deconstruct their home in Bethesda, Maryland. They were told by the charity—through tax planning worksheets, emails, and telephone conversations—that donating their house after paying for or using Second Chance's deconstruction services would produce a net benefit of $76,000. That supposed benefit was primarily based on an expensive and supposed IRS-compliant appraisal from NoVaStar. Second Chance also persuaded the couple to commit to an additional cash contribution of $35,000 that would be paid over a three-year period.
In March 2014, the couple filed their federal and Maryland state tax returns, claiming a $250,000 non-cash charitable contribution to Second Chance, as the charity had indicated was allowed and that NoVaStar declared was valid through its "IRS compliant" appraisal. In the fall of 2015, however, the IRS audited the couple's 2013 federal tax returns and disallowed the deduction in its entirety, concluding that the appraisal was non-compliant (among other things).
The class action complaint alleges that such disallowances happened many other times in the past to other Maryland consumers. Yet, Second Chance and NoVaStar aggressively marketed its services, benefits, and appraisals knowing that the IRS disallowed those benefits and rejected those appraisals. The class action complaint further claims that none of this information was public or otherwise disclosed to Maryland consumers (including Gogtay and Dixit). Yet, Second Chance and NoVaStar continued marketing their services and supposed benefits anyway.
Second Chance still claims on its website (www.secondchanceinc.org) that donating a house to the charity "generates generous tax savings" that purportedly "translates into cash in your pocket!" NoVaStar likewise still claims on its website that its clients have "never" been audited by the IRS and that it is "#1" with a "100% IRS success rate."
The class action seeks injunctive and monetary relief to stop Second Chance and NoVaStar from continuing to make these false representations to Maryland consumers, and to compensate Gogtay, Dixit, and other class members for the financial harm caused by Second Chance's and NoVaStar's misrepresentations.
Gogtay and Dixit are represented by Ugo Colella, John J. Zefutie, Jr., and Michael J. Schrier of Duane Morris LLP, and John W. Leardi of Buttaci Leardi & Werner LLC. For more information on the class action, or if you have questions as to whether you may qualify as a member, contact Ugo Colella at ucolella@duanemorris.com.
About Duane Morris
Duane Morris LLP provides innovative solutions to today's legal and business challenges through the collaborative culture of its more than 750 attorneys in offices across the United States and internationally. The firm represents a broad array of clients, spanning all major practices and industries.
About Buttaci Leardi & Werner
Buttaci Leardi & Werner LLC is a health law and commercial litigation boutique located in Princeton, New Jersey. The firm's practice includes representing individuals in class action lawsuits challenging systemic misconduct by corporate defendants.
Ugo Colella, 202-776-5219
ucolella@duanemorris.com
Consumers File Class Action Against Baltimore Nonprofit Second Chance, Inc. and Virginia-Based Appraisal Company NoVaStar Appraisals, Inc.


Many are familiar with the word histamine, in the sense of antihistamine drugs that are taken by millions of allergy suffers around the world. In a very general sense these drugs work by blocking the compound known as histamine that our bodies produce during an allergic reaction. This in turn controls common symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, and itchy, watery eyes that those with allergies suffer from.
All that being said, it is the complex role of histamine in the human body that plays a very useful and important part in scientific testing because the detection of histamine indicates the presence of foreign pathogens like allergies.
According to an article from News Medical, histamine was first discovered when it was isolated in plants by English scientists George Barger and Henry H. Dale in 1910. A year later, the two were able to isolate it in humans and discovered that histamine is found in nearly all tissues of the human body and primarily stored in tissue of the immune system.
The purpose of these tissues is to mediate inflammatory responses, meaning they locate and eliminate injurious agents that they believe are dangerous to the body. What is interesting is that these "intruders" are typically not harmful to the human body, like pollen for example, but are only believed to be so, and thus invoke an immune response, in this case known as an allergic reaction.
Because the immune system is trying to get rid of the intruders, this reaction consists of changes in blood flow, an increase in permeability of blood vessels, and the migration of fluid, proteins, and white blood cells, as described in the same article. It is these factors that cause the symptoms you feel when you experience allergies like a runny nose, itchy, watery eyes and increased mucus production— leading to congestion and sneezing. Again, this is where antihistamine comes into play, as they are taken to block the histamine being released and reduce the symptoms of an allergic reaction.
Concentrations of histamine in blood and urine are normally very low, so when scientists detect large amounts of histamine through a sample, they can determine an immune response is occurring and thus foreign pathogens are present. This type of research is often conducted by those in the biomedical fields.
Histamine is also naturally occurring in some foods including aged cheese and meats, spinach, tomatoes, bananas and citrus fruits, avocados, sauerkraut and yeast-containing foods. While many do not have to be concerned about the histamine levels of foods, a recent article suggests that some people can actually suffer from histamine intolerance, meaning they are unable to effectively metabolize histamines after they are consumed.
Some individuals have altered DAO production due to genetics or a number of different factors including small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) or copper and B6 deficiency, causing histamine intolerance.
Because of this, a doctor interview by Fox News suggests that those with histamine intolerance (or those that think they may be histamine intolerant) should restrict their consumption of foods high in histamine and start a food diary to keep track of what they eating and the symptoms that develop. Eliminating foods containing histamine can help the symptoms go away, the article states.
Research on histamine intolerance in still ongoing along with research on potential new allergy drugs that would not only block histamine during an allergic reaction, but also other enzymes that are released as well. Some of these drugs are already in clinical trials and according to a recently published study in The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, they could help allergy suffers when antihistamine drugs are not enough to alleviate their symptoms.
For more information on Neogen's histamine detection kits, click here.


I was at a conference in Alberta this week hosted by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). What a blessing it was to hear from leaders across North America who are dedicated to Christian education; leaders who consider this to be their calling and who have been in Christian education for decades. It was a reminder to me of God's faithfulness over the generations. We have much to be thankful for.
One of the most powerful messages shared was from Dan Egeler, former president of ACSI, who challenged the mantra 'carpe deim' (seize the day), asking, why just one day? The title of his session was Carpe Aeternitatem: Seize Eternity.
Dan reminded us that this generation hears over and over again that there is no absolute truth and that tolerance is the ultimate virtue to be achieved. He challenged us as leaders in Christian education to engage in this cultural conversation instead of doing what we may want to do, which is to pull away from it. We need to provide a counter-cultural perspective by committing to put first things first with a focus on eternity.
The more I let that phrase – focus on eternity – sink in, the more I realized that this world needs us as believers to share that good news of the HOPE of ETERNITY with 100% confidence that it is real. We need to teach our children that their faith in Jesus is real. There is absolute truth.
"Now I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away. Also, there was no more sea. Then I, John, saw the holy city, New Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband" (Revelation 21:1, 2).
"'The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, the lion shall eat straw like the ox, and dust [shall be] the serpent's food. They shall not hurt nor destroy in all My holy mountain,' says the LORD" (Isaiah 65:25).
"They shall build houses and inhabit them; they shall plant vineyards and eat their fruit" (Isaiah 65:21).
"The wilderness and the wasteland shall be glad for them, and the desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose" (Isaiah 35:1).


The Government has commissioned a detailed review of driving laws to ensure the UK remains one of the 'best places in the world to develop, test and drive self-driving vehicles'.
The three-year review, to be carried out by the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission, will examine the legal obstacles to the widespread introduction of autonomous vehicles.
The review will look at how current laws will need to be adjusted to reflect the fact self-driving vehicles of the future will not have a 'driver', or perhaps even a steering wheel – while also considering some of the criminal offences involved.
Jesse Norman, roads minister, said: "The UK is a world leader for self-driving vehicle research and development and this work marks an important milestone in our continued commitment to the technology.
Nicholas Paines QC, law commissioner, said: "British roads are already among the safest in the world and automated vehicles have the potential to make them even safer. Provided our laws are ready for them.


Move the pedestal kitchen table?
Ours has no legs so moving it would be rather impossible unlike yours which is mounted on a pedestal.
Oh, I see. Just when medical science had made such progress in the last few years with prosthetic devices. I never even noticed the scars on mine.
I suppose PI removed the legs in anticipation of cuts in health care. Tables unite!
"Yet another confused reader has demandeded a new post. Apparently he did not learn or read the last entry, Twitter Blog, to realize that our lives do not always rise to the occasion of frequent comment. Alas for you."
'Alas for me!' I was 'joking' with you guys about your blog .
Maybe it doesn't completely ride the short bus, it does have a 45* wall brace that makes it feel fairly strong. That allows them to put four chairs under there instead of two like we had before. The pedestal version is much sturdier in the grand scheme of things. The legless version is a lot easier for getting into and out of, however it has a lot more table/wall flex when grandma uses it as her cane while looking for where she left her cane last.
Now you know that I never "joke" in my blog.


This is the third full-length release from this Roskilde-based four-piece band, the follow-up to 2005's acclaimed Rhizomatic Baby. None of the members of Printer have ever been to Ibiza, but after listening to the indie-rock dancefloor refinements of I Can Take More, listeners won't believe it. Their last two albums were an introverted take on recent electronic rock traditions and experiments, but that was before they decided to take a break from the recording of this album, and play a long stretch at the Norberg Festival. Infused with the sounds from the beer tent and a summertime spent in a Swedish forest, these bracing, dancefloor-oriented numbers reflect a live atmosphere and having a good time in the studio. And there are absolutely no guitars on this record, whatsoever. Fans of Junior Boys and The Knife will adore this sound of a band who had never drank so many beers and danced so much in their entire lives.


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Garden State's newest brewery opens in Bergen County—another sign of Jersey's beer boom?
Updated: Mar. 30, 2019, 9:14 a.m. | Published: Feb. 27, 2013, 11:31 a.m.
By S.P. Sullivan | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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LIQUID BREAD: New Jersey has seen an uptick in craft breweries in recent years.
(Photo by S.P. Sullivan/NJ.com)
Bob Olson and Andrew Maiorana brew one of their inaugural batches at High Point Brewing in Butler.
RIDGEFIELD PARK — Bergen County sits at the other end of the George Washington Bridge from New York City, which is reveling this week in its vibrant craft beer scene. But until recently, it didn't have a brewery to call its own.
Bolero Snort, which launches with a series of events this week, will be the county's first craft brewery, one of several cropping up in New Jersey as the state becomes an increasingly hospitable place for brewers.
Partners Bob Olson and Andrew Maiorana got into craft brewing the way a lot of brewers do: On a propane burner in a backyard, five gallons at a time. The two became friends over pints at various homebrewing events in New York and New Jersey, first collaborating on beers before deciding to go pro.
Budding brewers in Bergen County
Right now, Bolero Snort's Ridgefield Park facility serves only as a distribution center. The brewing is being done on a contract basis at High Point Brewing Company in Butler, where Greg Zaccardi has been brewing Ramstein Beer since 1994.
"They have a really great reputation, and we kind of look at this as our mentoring phase," Olson said. "So why not learn from one of the best?"
They'll start out with two offerings: Ragin' Bull, an American amber lager, and Blackhorn, an American black lager.
"We kind of decided to cater to the everyday drinker with the amber ale," Olson said. "It's a classic style, but we have a couple different malts in there that sets it apart, kind of our own unique spin on the style.
"The American Black Lager is our more creative beer. You don't see that kind of style as a flagship—a lot of people do it as a seasonal or one-off."
At events all this week, they'll be offering special versions of the beer — Blackhorn aged on coffee beans and vanilla, or Ragin' Bull with hazelnuts, depending on the night and location. The beers are their own take on classic styles, and Olson and Maiorana refined the recipes while collaborating on homebrews.
Maiorana is the company's brewer, though, moving from homebrewing into a six-month program run by the American Brewers Guild. Olson describes himself as the more experimental brewer, quick to throw anything on the boil, while Maiorana leans more traditional. But they say the two styles meet in the middle.
"You can have a crazy beer, but if there's not that foundation to build upon, it's going to fall apart," Olson said.
"I have to hold him back from throwing something in the first batch," Maiorana said. "That's how we work. He has the ideas where he's like, 'Let's to this.' And I say, 'I never thought of that. That'd be great.'"
Grains used in one of the inaugural batches of Bolero Snort beer.
Jersey brewing on the rise
The recipe for beer is simple: Just combine water, malted barley, hops, yeast and a couple hundred feet of red tape. Bolero Snort spent about a year and a half navigating the state's byzantine permitting process, a "paperwork nightmare" that includes individual permits for various operations of a brewery.
They have not been alone in their plight.
Permitting costs for breweries in New Jersey are among the highest in the nation, and it's had a chilling effect on their footprint here. A 2011 census done by the Brewers Association ranked the Garden State 42nd in the U.S. for breweries per capita, with just 26 breweries in the state — one per 338,150 residents.
But things have been changing for Jersey brewers.
Until last January, you needed a $15 permit to brew your own beer at home. Until September, craft brewers — defined as those who produce fewer than 6 million barrels a year — faced a host of antiquated regulations limiting their ability to give samples or sell beer on site.
"The laws that got passed back in September really show the state's commitment to the industry" Olson said. "I think we're just starting to see the ground break for the craft scene in the state."
Slowly, the tides for breweries in the Garden State are turning, and New Jersey's craft beer scene is being buoyed by a nationwide trend toward the consumption of better beer. NewJerseyCraftBeer.com, a website that tracks the state's beer scene, now lists 32 breweries or brewpubs across the state, with four more in the early stages of development. Breweries like the New Jersey Beer Company in nearby Hudson County and River Horse Brewing Company in Hunterdon County have seen expansion and major investment in the past year.
Bolero Snort hopes to capitalize on the state's growing thirst.
"As densely populated as the state is, there's nothing but room for growth," Olson said. "And I think the industry's sentiment is that it's not me trying to take away the tap line from another craft brewer: It's us trying to educate the consumer and giving them that experience that there's more to beer than Bud, Miller, Coors."
Right now, the brewery is juggling the beers between a single 30-barrel fermenter at High Point's facility, and they expect to crank out around 300 barrels in 2013, starting with draft-only and eventually graduating to bottles.
The brewery is entirely self-financed and they're keeping their day jobs — Olson is a construction consultant and Maiorana works in the financial industry. But they've got their eyes on their own operation.
"We wanted to build the brand on our own and then look for investors when it's time to build our own facility," Olson said. "Unless the lottery playing pans out."
Bolero Snort will be celebrating their launch with events at bars around the Garden State every night this week. Click here for a schedule of events »


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Are you crazy enough to change the world? This is one area I can resoundingly scream "Yes!!" without hesitation.
Being an entrepreneur is already a step in that direction. You already think differently and are ready to act differently than the masses. There are people who would already tell you that you are crazy for even just being this.
I love working with those who want to do something different which has never been done before. Creating those huge visions and then figuring out how to make them happen is pure enjoyment for me. One of my principle targets is to be the first entrepreneur on the moon. Think that's crazy? Even if you do, I'm good with that.
It's the crazy ideas which change the world.
Christopher Columbus saying the world was round and being willing to prove it by sailing off what many thought was the edge of the earth to discover new lands.
Thomas Edison working endlessly to create an electric light bulb to bring a safer and more effective form of indoor lighting into use.
Alexander Graham Bell wanting to invent a way you could talk to someone without being in the same room as them.
Henry Ford creating and embracing the assembly line system to make automobiles affordable for the masses.
Steve Jobs knowing the power of creating a personal computer which everyone would want to have in their home.
All were called crazy at one point in their lives. Did they change the world as everyone at those times knew it? Yes.
I reframed being called crazy as a good thing. It means I am on to something if it is such a stretch for most to think it is even possible for that idea to happen. It also motivates me to create just that 'crazy' vision.
When you have a vision outside of what most believe is possible, embrace it, nurture it, work on it. Keep in mind, most great ideas were only a crazy dream at one point... and one day you too may be viewed as a genius!


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MainAll NewsMiddle East'We'd like to learn more from Israel'
'We'd like to learn more from Israel'
Bahraini Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, who visited Israel, tells i24NEWS: The impact is global.
Tags: Bahrain-Israel Deal Bahrain
Arutz Sheva Staff , Dec 04 , 2020 5:17 AM
Bahraini Minister of Commerce with Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi
Shlomi Amsalem, Foreign Ministry spokesperson
Bahraini Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Zayed bin Rashid Al-Zayani spoke to i24NEWS on Thursday during his official visit to Israel, saying that "the impact is global."
"I think what fascinated us most looking at Israel is how quickly the economy grew here and how the GDP grew and how it's primarily driven by innovation and technology," he said, adding, "We'd like to learn more from the Israeli private sector."
"Unfortunately, I haven't had time on my schedule to be a tourist," continued Al-Zayani, who expressed a desire to visit Jerusalem and "give it its true worth as purely a tourist." He noted that this will be an attraction for Bahraini tourists.
"It is a spiritual city. You can feel it in the air and it's a city I would like to go visit and give it its true worth as purely a tourist," he told i24NEWS.
Al-Zayani, who is also the chairman of the national carrier Gulf Air, said the company received many inquiries into a "direct route" between Manama and Tel Aviv. Travel agents, he said, wanted to know "how they can set up, how they can promote Bahrain."
"The big stuff will come, and it will come big once it arrives," he stressed.
During his visit to Israel, Al-Zayani announced that his country would not distinguish between products coming from Judea and Samaria and the rest of Israel.
Bahrain intends to import products made in Israel, but there is no desire to enter the minefield of labels and borders, he explained.
On Wednesday, Al-Zayani and Minister of Tourism Orit Farkash-Hacohen signed a historic MOU in the field of tourism.
The MOU is the first of its kind between Israel and the Arab states in the Gulf. It includes a number of sections on bilateral cooperation between the governments and the private sector in the field of tourism, and calls to develop various types of travel: for families, wellness, business, and others.
Additionally, the MOU establishes a joined committee headed by the Ministers, which will meet regularly to promote joined ventures among travel agents, airlines, tour operators, and all relevant industry representative.
According to a Reuters report, Israel expects its trade with Bahrain to be worth about $220 million in 2021, even before the defense and tourism deals between the two countries are considered.


Pacific Beach is a neighborhood in San Diego, bounded by La Jolla to the north, Mission Beach and Mission Bay to the south, Interstate 5 to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. While formerly largely populated by young people, surfers, and college students, because of rising property and rental costs the population is gradually becoming older, more professional, and more affluent.
Mission Beach is a community built on a sandbar between the Pacific Ocean and Mission Bay. It is part of the city of San Diego, California. Mission Beach spans nearly two miles of ocean front. It is bounded by the San Diego River estuary on the south, Mission Bay Park on the east, and the community of Pacific Beach on the north.


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Willie André Broussard
July 2, 1931 - June 22, 2020
With a heavy heart, we say good-bye to Willie André Broussard, who peacefully passed away on June 22, 2020. For over 45 years, he served as a public servant in Vermilion Parish, with great dedication and compassion as a high school math teacher and administrator for the Village of Maurice. Born in Maurice, LA on July 2, 1931, he was the 8th child of 10. He was the son of the late Jean Camille Broussard and the former Ada Hebert. He was best known as a high school math teacher. Over the years, many of his students have shared with us and with him how "Mr Willie's" guidance and dedication was instrumental in choosing or advancing their careers. He was always so honored to hear their accolades. Mr. Willie "Willie B" was widely known for his French song, "Brasse don l'Cush Cush." He wrote it to reflect the times after World War II in South Louisiana where many Acadians migrated to South Texas looking for work. He recorded the original 45 rpm record and it has been re-recorded by numerous artists since then, and is sung at Dwyer's Café each Wednesday morning by a local Cajun language preservation group, la Table Francais. He also wrote and recorded two Christmas songs, "Santa in Bayou Land" and "Put Christ Back into Christmas". For his contributions to the French music culture, he was presented with the Heritage Award by the Cajun French Music Association in 2000 as well as inducted into the Acadian Museum Living Legends Program in 2014. He led a colorful and varied life. As a youth, he was fortunate enough to work on both of the Hadacol caravans, where he operated the sound truck announcing to the crowds the soon-to-arrive miracle of the Hadacol elixir. The caravan traveled the entire country, thus affording him the opportunity to meet many of the great singers and actors of that era. He performed with the Abbey Players in Abbeville. He worked as a French-speaking disc jockey on KROF radio station in Abbeville. He was asked by many to sing at weddings and funerals. He was a servant of God as a lector, as well as an auctioneer, inventor, draftsman, master craftsman, visionary, and could fix anything with a coat hanger. Mr. Willie graduated from Maurice High School and went on to earn a Master's in Mathematics from The University of Southwestern Louisiana (USL). He taught Mathematics and Industrial Arts for 30 years at Abbeville High, Maurice High and North Vermilion High. In the mid-60s, he served as the president of the Vermilion Parish Teachers Association. In addition to teaching, he coached high school baseball and basketball where he was instrumental in bringing high school baseball back to the Vermilion Parish area. Through his perseverance, he spearheaded the creation of the Maurice High School baseball team, which at the time, was the first and only team in the parish to participate in high school baseball. Subsequently, the surrounding schools followed suit in developing their own programs. Mr. Willie was always interested in the development of the youth. When many kids were left out of the local youth baseball program, he created and coached the Maurice Volunteers Little League Team, which participated in the Bayou Boys Little League program, thus affording many local youths the opportunity to play baseball. Before and after he retired from teaching, he served as administrator for the Village of Maurice where he promoted and oversaw many improvements to the village such as the municipal water and sewer system and the promotion/development of the Maurice Park. Mr. Willie married Joyce Love Hebert in 1956 and they celebrated 54 years of marriage. He was very proud of his Cajun heritage and has passed that passion on to his seven children, 18 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He is survived by his sisters, Alice Broussard Schroeder and Faye Broussard Prejean; his children, Gwendolyn "Gabby" Broussard, M. Garrett Broussard, Bryan Broussard (Twyla), Damian Broussard (Jennifer), Diana Broussard Eppard (Larry), Phyllis A. "Annie" Broussard Kananack (Tabatt Laven) and Rexie Broussard (Kathy); grandchildren, Brandt Broussard (Stacy), Heidi Broussard LeDoux (Mike), Callie Broussard Ford (Fred), Jordan Broussard, Chloe Broussard Hanson (Jeff), André Broussard, Gage Broussard, Rhece Broussard, Elizabeth Eppard Westling (Chad), Stephanie Eppard, Jack Eppard, Lily Eppard, Travis Kananack, Quinn Kananack, Dashiell Kananack, Chase Kananack, Austin Broussard and Morgan Broussard; and his great-grandchildren, Jacque, Jackson, Henry, Cade and Trevor. He was preceded in death by his wife of 50 years, Joyce Love Hebert Broussard; his parents, Jean Camille and Ada Broussard; brothers, Edward, Lastie, Wallace, John and Walter Broussard; sisters, Doris Broussard Dartez and Gladys Broussard Trahan. Whether Mr. Willie, aka Coach Willie or Willie B., was starting the wave at Dodgers Stadium, leading the crowd in song at the Kentucky Derby or teaching himself sign language to communicate with a new employee with the Village, he was always sharing his love for his fellow man and his overall Joie de vivre. The family requests that visiting hours be observed at Delhomme Funeral Home on Thursday, June 25, 2020, from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM. A Rosary will be recited at 7:00 PM on Thursday evening in the funeral home. Visiting hours will continue Friday, June 26, 2020 from 8:00 AM until the time of service. Pallbearers will be Garrett Broussard, Bryan Broussard, Damian Brousssard, Rex Broussard, Larry Eppard and Tab Laven. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 AM on Friday, June 26, 2020, in St. Alphonsus Catholic Church for Willie André Broussard, 88, who passed away on June 22, 2020. Fr. William Schambough, Pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church, will serve as Celebrant of the Mass and will conduct the funeral services. Burial will take place in St. Alphonsus Mausoleum. Personal condolences may be sent to the Broussard family at www.delhommefuneralhome.com. Delhomme Funeral Home, 200 Chief H. Fred Road, Maurice, LA is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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Sightglass is a San Francisco-based coffee company that sources coffee at origin from small producers around the world. Everything they do—sourcing, roasting, making coffee and providing excellent service in their beautiful locations—is a dedication to craft. As a long time creative partner, our approach is a reflection of that commitment to quality.
We developed an identity system that unifies a wide array of applications from signage to packaging and interactive design to print collateral. Yet being a competitor in the small-boutique coffee market, the branding needed to be flexible enough to allow for customization and reflect on the warm, casual atmosphere in their shops.


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The Holocaust is the Sydney Jewish Museum's showcase permanent exhibition that traces the history of the Holocaust; the state-orchestrated persecution and annihilation of six million Jewish people by Nazi Germany and its collaborators between 1933 and 1945.
The exhibition also recognises the many other groups that the Nazis persecuted, whom they perceived as inferior or a threat to their regime. These include political opponents, people with disabilities, homosexuals, Roma, Sinti and Slavic people, and Soviet prisoners of war.
The Holocaust traces the history of the Holocaust by way of themes, loosely following an historic timeline and using documents, photographs, original artefacts, film, maps, interactives, and audio and video testimony to guide the narrative. Many of the artefacts on display were donated by Holocaust survivors who immigrated to Australia after World War II.
The exhibition starts with European Jewish life prior to World War II. On the eve of World War II, approximately nine million Jews lived in Europe. The exhibition then follows the events that enabled the destruction of democracy and the solution to the "Jewish problem". Also central to The Holocaust's narrative are stories of Jewish resistance and the actions of courageous men and women who risked their lives to save Jews. The exhibition's end goes beyond liberation in 1945, and highlights stories of migration to Australia, and the remnants of the survivors and victims of the Holocaust that were left to the next generations.
This exhibition offers no easy answers; it prompts visitors to consider the ethical implications of the processes, choices and decisions that were made in this complex and tumultuous period of history.
To enhance the visitor's experience of this exhibition, a free app is available. Voices gives the opportunity to listen to the testimonies of Holocaust survivors, perpetrators, witnesses and experts as you move through the Museum. Please note, this app only works within the Museum. For more information on Voices, click here.
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The Unknown Paintings of Fred Zeckendorf
A showcase of paintings created by Fred Zeckendorf in the Theresienstadt ghetto. Fred captured scenes of the ghetto's landscape, the people and daily life, leaving a legacy of art that depicted the Holocaust experience of those incarcerated in Theresienstadt.
What's on at SJM?
Commemoration of the Liberation of Auschwitz
Online Commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2022
Book Launch: "The Other Side of the Story"


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Jekyll and Hyde summary (Chapter 1 (We are introduced to Gabriel Utterson…
Jekyll and Hyde summary
We are introduced to Gabriel Utterson who is taking a walk with Richard Enfield.
They see a battered door in a well-kept city and Enfield recalls a time where he saw a man trample over a little girl
The man is Hyde and he went through this door and came out with a cheque for the girls family.
Utterson is intrigued by the story and confused as to why Enfield can't describe Hyde.
Utterson reads over Jekyll's will and finds everything is left to Hyde.
He goes to visit Lanyon, an old friend but he has not heard of Hyde and explains him and Jekyll have fallen out.
He has a nightmare so goes out to see Hyde for himself, he finds him just as disgusting as Enfield did.
Utterson goes to Jekyll's house and learns all his servants have been told to obey Hyde and that he has a key to Jekyll's lab. Utterson thinks Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll.
Utterson goes to see Jekyll for dinner and expresses his concerns about Hyde.
Jekyll tries to change the subject and explains that he can be rid of Hyde any time he want to be.
Sir Danvers Carew is murdered by Hyde and it is witnessed by a maid.
The murder weapon is one of Jekyll's old walking sticks
Utterson searches Hyde's room, it looks as though it has been recently evacuated.
Utterson goes to visit Jekyll who promises Hyde will go away now, and shows him a letter supposedly from Hyde,
Utterson gives this letter to his clerk, Mr Guest who feel the handwriting is the same as Jekyll's.
Utterson visits Lanyon who refuses to speak of Jekyll, and appears quite ill.
A few weeks later, Lanyon dies and leaves a letter to Utterson which he says can only be opened until Jekyll has gone.
Utterson tries to visit Jekyll but Poole says he can't and that he now just spends time in his laboratory.
Utterson and Enfield take another walk and discuss Hyde. They pass Jekyll's window and encourage him to walk with them.
Jekyll refuses and suddenly a look of fear comes across his face. Utterson and Enfield are deeply troubled by what they have seen.
Poole visits Utterson and asks for his help as he fears Jekyll has been murdered by Hyde.
They hear Hyde's voice call out and enter, finding him on the floor in clothes to big for him with a potion in his hand.
It is Lanyons letter to Utterson and contains all the details of what happened and what he witnessed.
It explains how Jekyll asked Lanyon to bring him some chemicals and give them to Hyde. He did and then was given the option to leave, however he stayed and saw Hyde transform into Jekyll.
Jekyll explains how he was fascinated with the good and evil sides of human nature and was curious to see if he could separate the two, so he made a potion allowing him to split his personalities.
He explains how he began to lose control over Hyde and started turning into him sporadically, eventually causing Hyde to take over.


Quality :HXH - The Quality Connection. As a leading systems partner with a worldwide presence for wiring system HXH has the quality for having the best connection - with its customers, employees, investors and business partners, through its products and the services it provides.
Performance :Performance, quality and success go together at HXH.We utilize the interlinking of our production locations, our manufacturing penetration, and the wide range of the products we offer and our worldwide growth in line with the requirements of our customers.
Customer Focus :HXH is a reliable partner for its customers all over the world. For us also, the indication of our closeness is seen in the way we are maintaining and building on our quality and service up to being at the same high level worldwide. We support efficient work and with this, the innovative power and positions in the market of our customers through international placement, standardized methods and clearly defined processes.
Responsibility :At HXH, responsibility means giving and taking.Each individual employee carries a responsibility for the success of the organization. For this, HXH offers attractive jobs, which are attuned to the future and provide opportunities for advancement.
Expertise :HXH is moving within individual markets in the areas of wiring systems, in which the company acts and reacts on an individual basis. Leadership in technology and partnership in research and development are an essential basis for a successful collaboration.
Openness :Information and the knowledge, which is derived from it, are integral success factors for HXH. As part of a continuous improvement process we are, therefore, constantly optimizing our internal communications. In addition to this, we place the greatest emphasis on the dialogue we have with our external partners.
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When I asked why such a rude response was necessary the person behind the counter became even more offensive, I clearly was not going to purchase an expensive Thule system from this local business. I was treated to an obscenity from the male behind the counter as I left the store.
better experience. I generally try to support local businesses. Other customers may wish to submit a request in writing or RFQ in writing to this store to avoid a distasteful misunderstanding.
It works. And did I mention that Bud saved my life when I fell into the cold Mohawk river? Long story, but he did.


What happens after I have submitted my business idea or suggestion?
After we have received submission, your business idea will be assessed by the relevant government agency. For simple cases, you can expect a response within 2 weeks. For more complex suggestion, it may take up a month or more.
If the application is incomplete or require further details, the PEP Secretariat will contact you for clarification. Therefore, please be clear and specific when you submit your business idea.
Who would have access to the information regarding my business idea or suggestion after my submission?
All information submitted will be treated in the strictest confidentiality. Only relevant individuals will have access to the business idea you provided. They include the PEP Secretariat, officers from the relevant agencies, and the PEP members.
What if I do not know which agency owns a particular asset?
PEP Secretariat will identify the relevant agency or agencies to assess your proposed business idea.
For the proposals which require assessment/approvals from more than one agency, we will also identify an agency to lead the assessment. This particular agency will be the key point-of-contact, and it will work with the other relevant agencies.
Will my business idea or suggestion be protected upon implementation of my proposal?
All First Mover applications will be handled in strict confidence. However, the First Mover Framework is not intended to be an avenue for businesses to register and protect their business ideas and their intellectual property rights. For this, we suggest that you seek legal advice on intellectual property rights.


This course is a must if you wish to take your knowledge to the 'outer boundaries' of what can be achieved when professionally practising as a Meridian Psychotherapist. The useful tool of 'abreaction' will help you to help those who come to you for their 'unexplained difficulties' with day to day living. Your clients will be delighted with the results you will be able to achieve with your additional knowledge and assistance, gained through this advanced course.
You will go through the basic philosophy of integrating the techniques already learnt in the foundation course, which you will be able to use with this advanced course as a 'complete therapy'. This course will enable you to practise as a 'stand alone' Meridian Psychotherapist or enable you to offer this therapy along with others subjects that you have already qualified in.
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