The main objectives of this research project are to develop and field test a new, portable low-cost instrument to measure hydrogen sulfites and mercaptans, routinely encountered in liquid propane, natural gas, renewable natural gas, biogas, landfill gas and other gases. The instrument will allow detection and measurement of such compounds at the parts per billion level addressing a long-standing need for a technology that can replace the human nose for leak detection. The instrument will also be capable of detecting trace constituents in renewable gas.


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/** @fileoverview The mini controller for scholarship list view. */

goog.module('finscholar.scholarshiplistview');

const JsactionActionFlow = goog.require('jsaction.ActionFlow');
const JsactionDispatcher = goog.require('jsaction.Dispatcher');
const JsactionEventContract = goog.require('jsaction.EventContract');
const {CommonListView} = goog.require('finscholar.commonlistview');
const {ScholarshipListDataHandler} = goog.require('datahandlers.scholarshiplistdatahandler');

const SCHOLARSHIP_LIST_TAG = 'scholarships';

/** The mini controller for scholarship list view. */
class ScholarshipListView extends CommonListView {
  constructor() {
    super(new ScholarshipListDataHandler(), SCHOLARSHIP_LIST_TAG);
  }
}

exports = {ScholarshipListView};

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Stags ready for Derby Day battle
Mansfield Town will be looking to extend their unbeaten home run to six games by overcoming league leaders Notts County in Saturday's hotly-anticipated local derby at One Call Stadium.
We welcome the Magpies to One Call Stadium on Derby Day (Saturday 30 September, 1.00pm kick-off) with Stags aiming to re-claim a place in the Sky Bet League Two top seven.
And with a prospective victory over Notts County on Saturday, Stags would move onto 19 points from their opening 11 games, the same tally as Rotherham United acquired when Stags' boss Steve Evans won promotion from League Two with the Millers in 2012/13.
The manager said: "If we can bounce back into that play-off group by a good performance on Saturday, which we'll need to give for three points, but if we can do that, we'll be well ahead of schedule.
"It's a long season but it will be good for us if we can get three points on Saturday. It absolutely mirrors to the point for the same number of games that I had for Rotherham, which would be 19 points returned in the same number of games.
"They're top of the league. They're doing fantastically well and this becomes almost like people looking at it as a promotion game. So early in the season, it's ridiculous, but isn't it fantastic for Mansfield Town that we're talking about promotion?
"This is the league leaders who have gone around the country turning win, after win, after win in the opening weeks, so it's a big test for us."
Steve Evans, manager
"I remember when I came in here 10 or 11 months ago and we were talking about survival with the chairman. We've made a lot of progress and there'll be a lot more progress to come. I'm looking for my players to show their disappointment in their performance on Saturday."
Local rivals County have enjoyed an excellent start to the season, avoiding defeat since the 3-0 loss to Coventry City on the opening day, and currently lie three points clear at the top of Sky Bet League Two.
The gaffer believes the squad inherited by Magpies' boss Kevin Nolan was a group built for a promotion challenge and he sees Saturday's match as 'a real test' for his side.
"First and foremost, congratulations to Kevin Nolan; what a job he's done. He's added very selectively to the group and he inherited a good squad, it has to be said.
"People forget that the squad that was put together the season before last was to be a promotion squad.
"This is a real tough challenge for us. They're a squad that have been assembled for well over a season, we're a squad that are two or three months old.
"I know people want to dismiss it, but those that dismiss it really don't know what they're talking about when putting a squad together and how long it takes.
"This is the real test, this is the real benchmark. This is the league leaders who have gone around the country turning win, after win, after win in the opening weeks, so it's a big test for us."
Stags will be without defender Zander Diamond (groin injury) and midfielder Joel Byrom (foot injury) but the former Leeds United manager is hopeful of having defender Hayden White available for selection.
"[Hayden White's] got a chance to be fit. We're going to ask him to train at his maximum tomorrow. Zander Diamond will still miss, Joel Byrom will still miss and we've got one or two other knocks in the camp but again, we're not going to speak about them.
"We've still got a reasonable sized squad to deal with three or four injuries and that's always why your squad comes into effect. It has to be said, if we get one or two more, we will be down to kids on the bench."
Supporters will be able to view the manager's news conference on iFollow Stags later today.
Glover hails 'fantastic' facilities
Assistant manager Lee Glover says that Stags' 'top drawer' facilities emphasise that the club is on an 'upward trajectory.'
Alfreton win a 'really good exercise' - Dempster
Stags' manager John Dempster says that alongside being pleased with Mansfield's 'combination play' in today's 1-0 win over Alfreton, he confirmed his men came through the game 'unscathed.'
Manager pleased with ruthless second-half
Manager John Dempster has praised the 'intensity' shown by the Stags in the second period of tonight's clash with Bradford Park Avenue, a half in which the amber and blue scored on four occasions.
New signing eager to get started
New signing Dion Donohue says he will add 'versatility' to the Stags' squad, and cannot wait to 'get going' with his new Mansfield teammates.

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Welcome to Volume 2 of What I Wore Sunday, or as I'd like to call it here, "What the Whole Family Wore Sunday." Although I somehow managed to get all the children in rose or rose-toned outifts, it was purely accidental. Had we thought of it ahead of time, we would have all worn rose in honor of Gaudete Sunday. But alas, Phillip and I are uncoordinated louts.
I wore a purple cowl-neck knit top with poofy sleeves (is there a technical term for that?) from the Sears outlet in LA and a grey Maurice's skirt with a jagged hem. And my Fergalicious ballet flats (still no close-up, apparently), which will make frequent appearance on Sundays as well as every other day of the week. I always feel that I am strangely Sergeant Pepper-esque in this top, even though that does not come across in the picture.
Also, this photo was taken pre-make up, don't judge.
Next is Phillip in a mint green fitted dress shirt and a tie from Banana Republic and brown slacks from Express.
This is my first time linking up to the Fine Linen and Purple "What I Wore Sunday" dealio, though I have been wanting to participate since I found out about it a few weeks ago.
So even though I am not exactly a paragon of fashion, I do enjoy dressing up on Sundays and putting effort into looking good for the Lord. However, this might have to be more of a "What my whole family wore on Sunday" because my daughters are my little dress up dolls and my husband cuts a fine figure in his Sunday best.
Although, wait... a reconsideration.... there may be too much wrangling involved in taking pictures of the girls because they are squirmy and move a lot.
And it may be especially hard to get a picture of Phillip since he pulls a Sasquatch whenever he sees the camera come out.


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The talk examines the model value of the Mughal period in MARG, the leading art journal of post-independence India. It discusses key historiographical questions of Indian art history, including the broader interaction of national cultural identity with global modernism. The Mughal period—celebrated in MARG for its synthesis of foreign and indigenous styles—was consistently put forward as an example for contemporary artists and architects. From its inception in 1946 until the 1960s, MARG favoured a return not to the form but to the spirit of India's Mughal past that was perceived as a cornerstone of India's composite culture.
Devika Singh is Curator, International Art at Tate Modern. She was previously Smuts Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge and a fellow at the Centre allemand d'histoire de l'art in Paris. She holds a PhD from Cambridge. She has published extensively and co-curated 'Gedney in India' (CSMVS, Mumbai, 2017; Duke University, 2018) and curated exhibitions including 'Planetary Planning' (Dhaka Art Summit, 2018) and 'Homelands: Art from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan' (Kettle's Yard, 2019-20).
To view the complete talk, please visit: Devika Singh on Approaching the Mughal Past in Indian Art Criticism


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The role of the classical musician is changing. This was the theme of the sixth CEMPE breakfast seminar in the series "Being a good performer is not enough". Ingrid Røynesdal and Tanja Orning urged the students to take charge of their own careers.
It is a Thursday morning in the middle of February. Ten students and a handful of teachers are listening intently to what Ingrid Røynesdal, CEO of the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, has to say. She starts by explaining how the orchestra has seen its best season to date, playing to 87% capacity audiences in autumn 2015.
Struggling to be seen
The orchestra spends a great deal of resources on audience development. It is estimated that Oslo hosts as many concerts (in all genres) as Copenhagen and Stockholm put together.
At the same time there are severe restrictions on displaying advertising and posters on the metro and in other public spaces, something which is common in many other big cities. "Large parts of our public spaces have been sold off to commercial interests and are therefore rather inaccessible to public institutions. We survive on that one week a year when we're allowed to plaster Oslo's main boulevard Karl Johans Gate with banners," Røynesdal says.
Røynesdal is a trained pianist and qualified political
scientist. She is currently the CEO of the Oslo
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Creating "events"
She goes on to say that giving performances every week, as the Oslo Philharmonic does, is in itself something the media considers a repetitive exercise. This means the orchestra has to work hard to create "events" by communicating more clearly and creating experiences that get people talking and interacting. This could involve innovative touches in the concert hall. Or, as the Oslo Philharmonic will be doing at the start of the 2016/17 season, it could mean putting on a festival where the orchestra performs all of Beethoven's symphonies over the course of two weeks.
"It's not quality that we need to worry about. What we all have to do is challenge our mindset and our way of thinking in order to meet the new challenges in society." (Ingrid Røynesdal)
That little bit extra
"We often see agents market their soloists as offering something 'extraordinary'", says Røynesdal. "The agencies are keen to attract musicians who have 'something else' to offer other than just being good musicians". "What do you mean by 'something else'", asks a student in the first row. "It can be all manners of things, but it's easy, or at least tempting, to bring up the pianist Lang Lang as someone who's opened doors in a commercial sense."
A new mindset
Røynesdal continues to elaborate on how society is changing, on the shift from public to private funding, on orchestra closures in other European cities, and on the dilemmas she faces as the head of an institution such as the Oslo Philharmonic. "The orchestra may have to perform seven Christmas concerts in order to be able to afford two new commissions, she explains, before concluding: "It's not quality that we need to worry about. What we all have to do is challenge our mindset and our way of thinking in order to meet the new challenges in society."
"It's about being relevant right here and now and about how to reach out with the amazing music we make without selling our soul!" (Tanja Orning)
Making musical education relevant
Next up is Tanja Orning. She is a postdoc at the Norwegian Academy of Music's Centre of Excellence in Music Performance Education (CEMPE), where she is researching musical entrepreneurship. Orning is keen to make the training provided by the Academy as relevant as possible: "It's about being relevant right here and now and about how to reach out with the amazing music we make without selling our soul!"
Orning er utdannet cellist, med bakgrunn fra
symfoniorkester og som frilanser.
Have ideas and act on them
Orning then points to the contrast between the slow learning of the actual craft (playing the instrument) and moving with the times and being creative in order to communicate the music (being an entrepreneur). "It's no longer a case of one person, a master, teaching you everything you need to know. You need to have ideas and then do something about them," Orning says. "That is entrepreneurship."
"It's no longer a case of one person, a master, teaching you everything you need to know. You need to have ideas and then do something about them" (Tanja Orning)
Coming from within
Orning stresses that there are no quick fixes whereby you import a solution that "fixes" the creative aspect. "You can't just invite a stand-up comedian to tell jokes in between your pieces – that's not what entrepreneurship is about. The important thing is that the creativity is coming from within yourself," Orning insists, before telling the audience: "You probably need to take more responsibility for your own careers than musicians before you have had to do."
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This funding is in addition to the two rounds of $10.9 million, $21.8 million total, Indiana received thanks to the 21st Century Cures Act, which was signed into law with Brooks' support. More information on this funding can be found here.
This funding builds upon HHS' "5-Point Strategy" to combat this crisis, which is focused on better prevention, treatment, and recovery services; better data on the epidemic; better pain management; better targeting of overdose-reversing drugs; and better research on pain and addiction. More information on this strategy can be found here.
$930 million in grants was awarded nationwide to support a comprehensive response to the opioid epidemic and expand access to treatment and recovery support services.
Nearly $400 million in grants was awarded nationwide to expand access to integrated substance use disorder and mental health services from HHS' Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).
More than $155 million nationwide to support states in their efforts to prevent opioid-related deaths and overdoses from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).


Goods which are purchased by persons residing outside of the EU and which are transported as luggage shall be exempted from VAT.
Travel to Denmark on holiday from your place of residence outside the EU and go back again when your holiday is over. If you have studied or worked in Denmark or another EU country, or if you are stationed in Denmark, you cannot obtain a VAT refund as your stay is not regarded as holiday.
The goods must have a minimum value of DKK 300.
If you send the goods, you must obtain documentation or a certificate from the customs authorities or from another competent authority in your own country to document that the goods have been imported into the country.
Once the invoice has been stamped, or you have obtained documentation or a certificate, you must send the invoice or the documentation/certificate to the shop where you bought the goods. The shop will then refund the VAT amount.
The alternative documentation consists of an import certificate issued by the customs authorities in the purchaser's country of residence.
If the customs authorities have not issued such a certificate, a declaration from the relevant Danish Embassy or Consulate that the goods have arrived in the country concerned will, however, also be accepted.
A precondition for issuing the declaration is that the Embassy or Consulate has checked the sales invoice or export documents completed by the Danish vendor. In addition, it must be established, either by the goods being presented at the Embassy or Consulate or in some other acceptable manner, that the goods have in fact been imported to the country of residence.
A fee for completing the declaration shall be charged in accordance with current rules.


"A gyerekek nem a járdán futnak, hanem a füvön."
Translation:The children are running not on the sidewalk, but on the lawn.
"Sidewalk" is American for "footpath".
It gives one translation as the accepted one, but also accepts other alternatives, but it isn't going to mention them all, or you'd have about a page of writing and we'd all be even more confused. I'd say pavement, and it accepted that, but it's got to be usable for people who speak various kinds of English. I like it to accept my British English, of course, but that's not really going to be the number one around the world, is it? Much trickier is when the grammar is different- so in US English, you'll often not use a preposition which it would be strange not to use in British English. I don't know where Duo is available, but if you factor in Australia, NZ, India, various African varieties of English, to name but a few, then you have probably many many requests to accept variations on each question... A lot of the users here are learning using English as a middle language, so it has to be accessible to them, too. If you think of the number of ways you could translate this into English... the makers of the course have a BIG job to do to keep us all happy!
Here, here! snosage - very well said. A lingot for you! If we as students are flexible enough to try to learn a foreign language, then surely we can utilize that same flexibility within our own native language and just accept there are different ways to express something in English, depending upon in which school, city, state, country or even continent you studied it.
Járd is footpath in English, sidewalk is American English and is not used in GB.
I could have completed this sentence even if it was in Arabic with the word options Duolingo gave me!
Hey you kids! Get off my lwan!


Two pre-collegiate and two adult learner (four-total) scholarships will be awarded. Each Florida TRIO Scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $500.
Only one nomination may be submitted per TRIO program from each institution or agency. Multiple applications from a single TRIO program will be returned to the sponsoring institution or agency and only one application may be resubmitted. In order to be FERPA compliant, we will not accept any applications or transcripts submitted by e-mail or via FAX.
1. Currently participate in one of the federally funded TRiO programs located in the State of Florida.
A. TRIO Pre-Collegiate (two awards)--includes Educational Talent Search, Upward Bound and Upward Bound Math/Science participants who are currently active in the project. Required minimum cumulative GPA- 3.0. GPA along with SAT or ACT scores MUST be included in high school transcript.
B. TRIO Adult Learner (two awards)--includes college freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors who are currently active in a SSS, VUB, EOC or McNair project. Required minimum GPA- 2.5, which MUST be included in transcript.
3. (Recipients of the scholarship) Provide proof of acceptance or enrollment in college.
1. An official Florida TRIO Scholarship Application completed in its entirety. Included on the application is a section for a typed 350-word essay.
2.An official or unofficial transcript, which lists cumulative GPA, (and SAT or ACT scores for pre-collegiate applicants) and all courses taken through the fall term 2015.
3.A letter of recommendation from the sponsoring TRIO staff member (use the attached Supplemental Form 14-1).
A. Former/Current TRIO Pre-Collegiate applicants must be sponsored/ recommended by a staff member of the TRIO project in which the applicant participated in the 2015-2016 fiscal year.
B. Current TRIO Adult Learner applicants must be sponsored/recommended by a TRIO staff member from the project in which the applicant participates.
NOTE: The TRIO staff recommender must be a paid financial member of Florida TRIO.
4. A second letter of recommendation (use the attached Supplemental Form 14-2) from non-TRIO personnel such as a high school official (teacher, counselor, principal, etc.) or a college/university representative (academic advisor, professor, Director, Dean, etc.).
Use the Upload link below to upload all files except transcripts. You can also email or mail documents to the scholarship chair: Rowina Petion.


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    var replay = /** @type {module:ol/render/webgl/ImageReplay} */ (
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    if (this.textStyle_) {
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    var replay = /** @type {module:ol/render/webgl/LineStringReplay} */ (
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    if (this.textStyle_) {
      this.drawText_(replayGroup, geometry);
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About Friendship Our Founder Board of Trustees
FAA Pine Bluff Elementary FAA Garland Elementary FAA Middle School FAA San Antonio Dashboard
Policy, Data and Informational Documents Dyslexia Information Financial Documents Board Meeting Schedule & Minutes
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Friendship Aspire Academy Middle School
The mission of Friendship Aspire Academy- Middle School is to provide a world-class education that motivates students to achieve high academic standards, enjoy learning and develop as ethical, literate, well-rounded and self-sufficient citizens. Friendship Aspire Academy - Middle School seeks to fulfill this mission by providing students a high quality, liberal arts education focused on preparing students with the academic and life skills needed to be successful in college and beyond.
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Friendship Aspire Academy - Middle School enrollment is open! We are accepting applications now for the School Year 2019-2020.
Programmatic Features of the School
Friendship's philosophy is that all students can achieve at high levels when provided with a consistent message of achievement from all stakeholders, strong organizational leadership to promote and maintain rigorous instruction, and research-based curriculum that engages learners. Therefore, Friendship builds schools by first engaging families and students in a vision of the future that emphasizes the skills required for college and career success. Staff are then trained in the most effective research-based practices for differentiating student learning and fostering creativity, creativity, and critical thinking.
3615 W. 25th St. Middle Campus
Little Rock, Arkansas 72204
Email: applicationsLR@friendshipusa.org
School Hours: 7:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Extended Day Options: 3:30 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.
Profile of Lauren Chapman
Lauren Chapman holds degrees from Grand Canyon University (M.Ed. in Ed Leadership and Supervision, 2006) and the University of Alabama in Huntsville (BA in Elementary Education, 1996). She has served as a teacher, literacy instructional leader and coaching mentor, assistant principal, principal and CEO during her 20 year career. She has assisted teams both in turn around and start up school management and is committed to the belief that all students have a right to a high quality education and that parents should have choice in where to send their children to school.
In her free time Ms. Chapman is an avid reader, trivia and Netflix enthusiast, and enjoys camping, quiet time in the outdoors, and spending time with her family.
Middle School Campus Resources
Hanbook
Free & Reduced
price meals
Classes start - August 2019
The Diamondbacks
2019 basketball team members and cheerleaders!
The team members are 6th grade boys, 7th & 8th grade boys and girls
To contact the schools administration
FAA Administration: 501-500-9332
Pine Bluff Elementary: 833-277-4731
LR Middle School & Garland Elementary: 501-500-0558
Friendship Aspire Staff Intranet
Copyright © Friendship Aspire Academy Public Charter School. All rights reserved.


¶ 1 And he entered into a ship, and passed over, and came into his own city.
¶ 9 And as Jesus passed forth from thence, he saw a man, named Matthew, sitting at the receipt of custom: and he saith unto him, Follow me. And he arose, and followed him.
¶ 14 Then came to him the disciples of John, saying, Why do we and the Pharisees fast oft, but thy disciples fast not?
¶ 18 While he spake these things unto them, behold, there came a certain ruler, and worshipped him, saying, My daughter is even now dead: but come and lay thy hand upon her, and she shall live.
¶ 27 And when Jesus departed thence, two blind men followed him, crying, and saying, Thou Son of David, have mercy on us.
¶ 32 As they went out, behold, they brought to him a dumb man possessed with a devil.
¶ 35 And Jesus went about all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every sickness and every disease among the people.


Background and objective: Psychological distress is a general term used to describe unpleasant feeling. In other words, it is a mental illness that interferes with activities of daily person. Mothers of children with autism spectrum disorder often experience severe difficulties and stress. In order to limit excessive clinical referrals to specialist psychological services and rehabilitation, there is a need to identify alternative psychological treatments. Having children with autism spectrum disorder is a cause of stress for mothers and affect their emotions. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is thought to help individuals to accept feeling as feeling and thoughts as thoughts. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of group-based Acceptance and Commitment Therapy on mindfulness and acceptance in mothers of children with autism spectrum disorders.
Methods: This is a multiple time series pretest-posttest control group quasi-experimental study. Random sampling was used to recruit 30 mothers of children with autism spectrum disorders under auspices of Iranian Welfare Organization in Isfahan-Iran in autumn 2015. The participants were randomly assigned experiment and control groups in equal numbers. The experimental group received Acceptance and Commitment therapy for 8 sessions of 90 minutes. The research instruments were five facet Mindfulness Questionnaire developed by Bayer et al. (2006) and Acceptance and Action Questionnaire developed by Band et al. (2011). Repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to analyze the data.
Results: The results showed significant differences between the control and experimental groups in all facet of mindfulness expect non-judgment and acceptance of mothers (p<0.05).
Conclusion: It can be concluded that commitment based therapy affects mindfulness, observation, description and lack of response not only in the post-test but also at follow-up tests. Therefore, this method can be used to raise mindfulness and acceptance of mothers having children with an autism spectrum disorder.
Keywords: Key words: mindfulness, acceptance, acceptance and commitment based therapy, autism spectrum disorder.


Research in our lab focuses on two intimately connected branches of computer graphics research: Web3D lighweight Visualization and Virual Reality. In both fields, we are intrigued by visual functionalities that give rise to semantically meaningful interpretations of the visual world. In Visualization, we aspire to develop intelligent algorithms that perform important visual perception tasks such as lightweight Web3D display, BIM visualization, integrative scene segmentation, Repetition Detection, etc.


First off please check out my post on the cream of rice and iron, that was an important one I think everyone should read if you have not seen it. I would repost it here, but I want to talk about my changes.
So I took pics today and weight still went up a bit more to 231.8lbs. You can look below at my comparison pics. On the left was 5 days ago and the right is the current photo, both the same weight. Thing that stand out, quads are tighter, shoulders are rounder, oblique are tighter. This is also with the data that performance in the gym is pretty good and still getting good bumps. Digestion has been stellar so not impact on weight change due to that. So, this is the point when you see yourself get harder and grow on prep. If I did not have a weight class to make I would probably refeed and then keep running this plan. But, I can't do that and it is now time to push harder.
So, what to change? I have a good amount of food right now, 260g of carbs is very satiating. Cardio is at 35 min 6 days per week, so I am not trying to turn into a long distance runner just yet with more cardio. So, it makes sense to lower food. I removed 80g of carbs from the plan, which is about a 10% drop in calories. 10-15% is a very reasonable amount to make for a change. Carbs were removed post workout and reduced in my intra primarily.
I shot my full push down today, for other content and will not share here. I am hope to share with you guys very soon my plan for all the content I have been putting together lately.
Have a great night everyone, leave any questions below.
Super random question but how do you prepare your spinach? And do you buy it fresh or frozen?


Adland execs prone to depression and anxiety.
A study conducted in Australia by Never Not Creative.
A study conducted in Australia by Never Not Creative, mental health organisation Everymind and social purpose organisation Unltd has revealed that people working in the creative and marketing industries are more likely to show mild-to-severe symptoms of depression and anxiety.


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Becoming a damtower
Who is behind the damtower label ?
In the 1960s, some investors began to be driven by socially responsible investments, excluding stocks or entire industries from their portfolios based on business activities such as tobacco production or involvement in the South African apartheid regime.
In 2000, to tackle the indignity of poverty, a United Nations conference started a global effort by launching the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
In 2012, to update them until 2023, The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were born at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro. Today, most of the biggest listed companies from the Fortune 1000 follow those goals in their published Global sustainability report.
The practice of ESG investing began. Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria are a set of standards for a company's operations that socially conscious investors use to screen potential investments.
The European Union has tightened its "Non-Financial Reporting Directive" in 2021, which requires environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure from companies with more than 500 employees doing business in the EU. And it's likely that the recent U.S. administration will introduce new ESG mandates as well.
These SDGs and ESGs are however meant for big businesses and countries. At damtower, we have made those standards available, readable, and accessible for all size of businesses.
Benoit Montet is a father of 3, and has been involved in sustainable human development for 30 years. He is an innovator who has created almost every position he has held. He has a dual skill set as a recognised expert and a successful developer. His passion for the future led him to join Paul in his sustainable project. The damtower project is a project that combines certification and recognition. Benoit has been working in this field for 30 years, and is in certification recognised as a global expert. The damtower project requires an excellent knowledge of several technical subjects: Certification, ESG, SDG, employee engagement, communication and employer Brand, workshop organisation, but also Digital and data analysis. Benoit has been doing this for the last 10 years. He is also a technology and innovation junkie.
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Paul Montet is a 200% citizen of the world. He is lucky to have two nationalities being 100% French and 100% Dutch. Since his childhood, he's very careful for others and being careful for others drives him to be careful for the entire world ! Who isn't an idealist at 16?
Later, his first study topic has oriented him toward Water Management. And not anywhere, in a country where 60% of the territory is under the sea level: the Netherlands. Thanks to an Honours program he has traveled in South-East Asia to study urban farming and seeds valorisation. He is actually engaged in a Master of Sustainability Management at ESCP Paris and Berlin.
Sabine Roux de Bézieux has helped us underway, to improve the quality of our label and to gain a better understanding of our market.
The founder of the "Fondation de la mer" , an organisation which contributes to the study and protection of the Ocean. It supports numerous initiatives and develops its own programs: protection of biodiversity, the fight against pollution, support for research, education and awareness-raising, etc. Among those initiatives, they have launched a label called Ocean approved, which has inspired us.
Jeremy Roffe-Vidal is at the Broad of several innovative HR Tech companies. He was Group HR Director at VimpelCom, Cap Gemini, Vice President Human Resources at Invensys (Schneider Electric) in London and in France, and Senior Vice President Human Resources at AlstomPower Systems based in Switzerland. He studied in Frankfurt and holds a degree in Psychology
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Are you looking for a fun way to personalize your helmet? The Zocks Print Helmet Cover by Ovation is it - and it comes in so many different awesome styles!
You can find just about any color you want, it all kinds of different pretty prints. I think they are so cute. Plus the help protect your helmet so you can keep it looking great for the show ring.


Armed with a double-wall of smooth-fired ceramic finish over stainless steel, this guy over here is the pinnacle of on-the-go beverage enjoyment. We're talking 100% BPA-Free with the utmost cleanability so you never have to worry about that metallic-coffee taste or smell. Featuring a no-skid base that minimizes tabletop noise, and all of the classic features that make a Stanley BUILT FOR LIFE. Did we mention this is dishwasher-safe? Yeah, think about that.


Bryan Colley is a junior at Foley High School in the graduating class of 2020. After school, Bryan likes to be with friends and eat fast food(even though it isn't healthy, it's just too good to give up!) Bryan works at the LULU'S Arcade, and he really finds working enjoyable. Bryan is originally from Selma, AL, and moved at the age of seven to Foley, AL, and hasn't left because of the beauty of the beaches and the people he met and became friends with.
Q:What are your post graduation plans?
A: My post graduation plans are to work and save up money for two years. After I save, I will attempt to get my Associates Degree and then I will attempt to get my Bachelors Degree.
Q:What was an experience that made you a stronger person?
A: An experience that made me a stronger person would have to be the passing of my mother from a tumor when I was seven years old. Her death forced me to deal with death at a very early age and down the line, it would force me to change how I deal with my emotions. It made me stronger and made me realize that life is sacred.
Q: Who would you like to thank and why?
A: I would like to thank my mom for giving birth to me, my dad for guiding me down these roads, and my brothers for letting me stay straight on that path. I would also like to thank my friends for always being with me, supporting me, and helping me want to continue on this weird thing we call life. I would also thank my girlfriend for being with me for nearly a year and a half. Thank you for loving me, the true me… I really thank you.
Q: Name some people who had a big influence on the person you have become.
A: Some people who have had a big influence on me would have to be my girlfriend who has always supported me and been there for me, and my brothers who have talked me through some depressing moments and helped me see the lighter side. My dad was also a big influence for showing what hard work is and also my friends for helping me love and believe in myself. So many people have had an impact on my life, and I couldn't possibly list them here, but thank you all so much.
A: If I had to work on only one project next year, it would probably be a thank you to the people in my life and those who no longer are. The project would be a way to say thank you for being here with me and appreciating all that they do and have done for me. It would probably be some kind of gift with a thank you letter and in memory of those who have passed, I would make them something that they would have liked.
Q:If you could witness any event past, present or future, what would it be?
A: If I could witness any event in the past, present, or future, I would visit my mom and tell her that I love her, I miss her ,and that I appreciate what she has done for me. After her passing when I was seven, I realized I didn't know anything about her, so I would probably ask her about me as a baby and what she liked and what she enjoyed doing. I would also ask her about the rest of my family the ones I lost contact with after she passed.
A: If I won the lottery the first thing I would do is pay off all the debt in my family, and I would make sure that everyone in my family is sitting comfortably and is okay financially. After paying off everyone's debts, I would fix my car and get some body work done. After that, I would pay for some repairs of my grandmother's house which I am currently staying at.
A: One thing that I did growing up that got me in trouble would be talking . I would talk and never stop, so my teachers had to sit me in time out or tell my dad about what I was doing during class. I just enjoyed talking to my friends and I couldn't stand being quite. I was such an energetic child, and now I have no idea where all of that energy went.
A: The thing that I miss the most about being a kid would be time, because time felt infinite but now feels so limited and close to ending. I know I am only seventeen, but it feels like my life is flying by and I'm scared that I will lose contact with my friends and my family. I have to realize that life will always be moving, I need to get used to the pace.
Q: The best advice I would give a 10-year-old me would be?
A: The best advice I would give 10-year-old me would probably be to keep trying and never give up no matter how hard it got. You are not alone and indeed, it will get better. I dealt with a lot of loneliness as a child, and I also dealt with a lot of mental struggles. Even today, I am still dealing with them, but I have an amazing friend group and an amazing girlfriend. I realize I am so lucky to have them.


Because God loves and values women, we exist to glorify God by bringing women to Jesus Christ, helping them grow in their faith through Bible study, prayer, discipleship, fellowship and equipping them to love and serve their families, their church and those within their sphere of influence.
Sara is one of the leaders of Women's Ministry for 2018 . She and Scott have been married for 39 years and they have been here at CenterPoint for 29 years where Scott has been the Lead Pastor. Sara's role here has changed through the years as her kids grew up. She has enjoyed working with Children's Ministry, College group, Women's Ministry, office work and led Bible Studies .
Some of Sara's interests are reading, bike riding, taking walks and encouraging women in their walk with Jesus.
Jana will be sharing the Co-Leadership role with Sara. She and her husband Mark have fellowshipped at CenterPoint for 12 years. Jana has served on the church's Board of Directors for several years, and has also worked as the Office Manager for the church.
A good day for Jana includes a good cup of coffee, knitting, gardening and planning summer vacations.


Add a touch of magic to your sightseeing trip with our Harry Potter London Attractions Tour. Our expert team of taxi driver guides will take you on an unforgettable tour of Harry Potter filmset locations, based in the heart of the city. It's a great way to see the sights, live out your favourite film moments and get closer than ever to Harry Potter's wizarding world.
Points of interest are scattered across the city, so you can see other iconic sights along the way. This tour combines an entertaining mix of activities for a once-in-a-lifetime experience of London. Swap your broomstick for a black cab, sit back, and let your guide do the rest.
Both were filmed around Leadenhall Market.
This was attacked by death eaters in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
Filmed at Australia House, where the Australia High Commission are based.
Based at Great Scotland Yard – though the famous phone box was a prop!
Watch Vicki from Londonist taking in a few of the locations we visit on our tour. Why no cab though, Vicki?
Is the Harry Potter tour of London right for you?
This tour is a great option for families – it'll keep your little witches and wizards entertained all day. There's plenty to see for adult tour groups as well.
If someone in your group isn't such a fan, not to worry – there are plenty of other sights to see too. This tour covers general London points of interest, whilst pointing out their relevance to the filmsets.
A taxi tour is the perfect way to see Harry Potter's London, getting you from A to B faster than the Hogwarts Express. Our drivers know all the roads and all the shortcuts – no wands or black magic required. And they'll provide a commentary along the way, parking up to show you around in more detail. Learn how Harry enters the Ministry of Magic through a red telephone box, and see some of JK Rowling's inspiration for her books.


A group guidance course for grades 7B, 8A, 9B, and 9A in the Highland Junior High School in Louisville, Kentucky.
Reasor, Marguerite, "A group guidance course for grades 7B, 8A, 9B, and 9A in the Highland Junior High School in Louisville, Kentucky." (1943). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. Paper 2120.


NEW ORLEANS � A federal judge in an order Friday agreed to postpone the trial of a former BP engineer charged with deleting text messages about the company's response to its 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The judge also had some stern words for attorneys on both sides.
Kurt Mix's trial was scheduled to start June 10, but U.S. District Judge Stanwood Duval Jr. agreed to reschedule it for Dec. 2 to give Mix's attorneys more time to review millions of government documents related to the case.
Mix, a resident of Katy, Texas, pleaded not guilty last year to two counts of obstruction of justice.
Justice Department prosecutors claim he deliberately deleted more than 200 text messages to and from a supervisor and more than 100 to and from a BP contractor to prevent them from being used in a grand jury's probe of the spill. Mix also allegedly deleted about 40 voicemails from the supervisor and roughly 15 voicemails from the contractor.
In a court filing Friday, Duval also had some firm words for attorneys.
Prosecutors told Duval that a lawyer for Mix emailed a potential government witness and claimed he wouldn't be called to testify if he spoke to defense attorneys.
"The court advised counsel for defendant that such contact constituted overreaching and was not to happen again," the judge wrote, warning of sanctions if it does.
"As an aside," the judge continued, "the court notes that it has never seen such vituperative and condescending behavior and palpable rancor as displayed by some of the attorneys on each side. This court has never seen such a chasm between the parties in a case. Such behavior is not availing for their clients and will not be tolerated in the future."
During a hearing Tuesday, one of Mix's lawyers urged Duval to sanction prosecutors for allegedly withholding evidence in the case. Mix's attorney, Joan McPhee, claimed prosecutors failed to turn over sworn statements by BP executives and a Coast Guard record that rebut allegations Mix tried to mislead the government about the rate that oil was flowing from BP's blown-out well.
Justice Department Derek Cohen denied withholding evidence. He offered to provide Mix's attorneys with unfettered access to a database containing roughly 37 million documents related to the investigation.
They accepted that offer and asked for more time to review the records.


Have you ever wondered what it would be like to move to a different continent to share Christ's hope with people who have never heard of Christ? For long-term workers, the practical implications are countless.
So it's back to school, new clothes, new pencils, and new gadgets. Anyone thinking about being a btsm (back-to-school-missionary)? Well maybe one guy is. A 15 year old student emailed last week asking me how to prepare to be a missionary while in high school. I dug around a little, it turns out there are more students out there darn serious about making a difference on their campuses.
I was 25 years old when I wrote this. I had numerous short-term mission experiences behind me. They had taken me to multiple countries.
Missions Location? Is That God or Me?
Wow that's a biggy. There are many forces to consider when tackling this one. We have emotions, desires, histories, pressures from family, cultural expectations – not to mention good days and bad days.


Panna Maria is not incorporated.
Our records indicate that Panna Maria currently exists.
Seach for information about Panna Maria around the web. Note: Searches may yield no, or inconsistant results. Once offsite, you may wish to adjust your query.
Attempt to view information about Panna Maria on the US Census Website.


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	EditModel->Create(this, TRect(70, 33, 256, 0));

	// LoadModel button
	LoadModel = new TButton;
	LoadModel->Create(this, TRect(340, 33, 32, 22));
	LoadModel->SetCaption("..");
	LoadModel->FOnClick = makeFunctor((TNotifyEvent*)0,*this, &TForm2::OnLoadModelClick);

	TLabel* Label2 = new TLabel;
	Label2->Create(this, TRect(5, 63, 60, 20));
	Label2->SetColor(0x01FFFFFF);
	Label2->SetCaptionColor(clRed);
	Label2->SetTextAlignment(taRightJustify);
	Label2->SetCaption("Skin:");

	EditSkin = new TEdit;
	EditSkin->Create(this, TRect(70, 63, 256, 0));

	// LoadSkin button
	LoadSkin = new TButton;
	LoadSkin->Create(this, TRect(340, 63, 32, 22));
	LoadSkin->SetCaption("..");
	LoadSkin->FOnClick = makeFunctor((TNotifyEvent*)0,*this, &TForm2::OnLoadSkinClick);

	// Ok button
	Ok = new TButton;
	Ok->Create(this, TRect(GetWidth()/2 - 64 - 10, GetHeight() - 50, 64, 0));
	Ok->SetCaption("Ok");
	Ok->SetModalResult(mrOk);
	Ok->FOnClick = makeFunctor((TNotifyEvent*)0,*this, &TForm2::OnOkClick);

	// Cancel button
	Cancel = new TButton;
	Cancel->Create(this, TRect(GetWidth()/2 + 10, GetHeight() - 50, 64, 0));
	Cancel->SetCaption("Cancel");
	Cancel->SetModalResult(mrCancel);
}

//-------------------------------------------------------------------
//  OnOkClick()
//  13-Jan-2004   rzv    created
//-------------------------------------------------------------------
void TForm2::OnOkClick(void)
{
	TString ModelFilename = EditModel->GetText();

	// Load model
	if(!ModelFilename.empty())
	{
		// Load a model only if we don't have already one or if the
		// name of the model we have is different from the one we
		// want to load
		if(Model == NULL || (Model != NULL && Model->GetName().compare(ModelFilename)))
		{
			TMd2* TempModel = new TMd2;
			bool Result = TempModel->LoadModel(ModelFilename.c_str());
			if(Result == false)
			{
				t_printf("Model not loaded!\n");
				delete TempModel;
				TempModel = NULL;
			}
			else
			{
				if(Model != NULL)
				{
					delete Model;
					Model = NULL;
				}

				Model = TempModel;
				Form1->SetModel(Model);

				if(Form1->GetStopPopupItemCaption().compare("Stop"))
					Form1->SetStopPopupItemCaption("Stop");

				t_printf("Model name: %s\n", ModelFilename.c_str());
			}
		}
	}

	TString SkinFilename = EditSkin->GetText();

	// Load skin
	if(!SkinFilename.empty())
	{
		if(Model == NULL)
		{
			t_printf("Please load a model first.\n");
			return;
		}

		// Load a skin only the model hasn't one
		if(Model->GetSkin().compare(SkinFilename))
		{
			bool Result = Model->LoadSkin(SkinFilename.c_str());
			if(Result == false)
				t_printf("Skin not loaded!\n");
		}
	}
}

//-------------------------------------------------------------------
//  OnLoadModelClick()
//  13-Jan-2004   rzv    created
//-------------------------------------------------------------------
void TForm2::OnLoadModelClick(void)
{
	OpenDialog->SetTitle("Load model");
	OpenDialog->SetFilter("MD2 files (*.md2)|*.md2");

	if(OpenDialog->Execute() == mrOk)
	{
		if(!OpenDialog->GetFileName().empty())
		{
			EditModel->SetText(OpenDialog->GetFileName().c_str());
		}
	}
}

//-------------------------------------------------------------------
//  OnLoadSkinClick()
//  13-Jan-2004   rzv    created
//-------------------------------------------------------------------
void TForm2::OnLoadSkinClick(void)
{
	OpenDialog->SetTitle("Load skin");
	OpenDialog->SetFilter("Skin files (*.bmp;*.tga)|*.bmp;*.tga");

	if(OpenDialog->Execute() == mrOk)
	{
		if(!OpenDialog->GetFileName().empty())
		{
			EditSkin->SetText(OpenDialog->GetFileName().c_str());
		}
	}
}


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Standiford reaches 400 career wins at TC
in College / by Hillsboro Free Press / on April 4, 2018 at 12:05 pm /
With a two-game sweep Saturday over the Ottawa Braves, the Tabor Bluejays gave Coach Mark Standiford career win number 400.
All 400 have come as the head coach of the Bluejays. In his 10th year at the Bluejay helm, Standiford is the all-time winningest coach in Tabor College history at 400-168.
Standiford has created a level of excellence and expectations not seen before in TC baseball, as he's guided the Jays to five conference titles, six appearances in the Opening Round of the NAIA College World Series, and two ventures into the World Series in 2014 and 2015.
Coming into this season, Tabor has produced seven consecutive seasons of 40 wins or more, including two over 50. Numerous players have received All-Conference awards, NAIA All-American honors and 10 have gone on to professional careers.
Having dropped the first game in the three-game set Thursday to the Braves, Tabor was looking to sweep the Saturday games to give Standiford the milestone at home.
With the 14-5 and 10-4 victories, the Bluejays were able to accomplish it. More important, the wins keep them within striking distance of the now co-leaders of the KCAC, Oklahoma Wesleyan and Friends, who both sit at 17-4.
Tabor ends the weekend 13-5 in the conference.
In Saturday's opener, Nathan Arruda pitched six solid innings of three-hit baseball. While he did give up four runs (three earned), he allowed the Bluejays to jump out to a lead, before surrendering those in the third and fourth innings.
This was in contrast to Thursday's game, where the Bluejays were playing from behind all day.
By the time Arruda exited, Tabor led 9-4 behind the hitting of Abdiel Alicea Diaz and Jaxson Hooge, who both hit home runs in the second inning.
Alicea and Hooge both finished with three hits in the game, while Freddy Walker, Graham Wiebe and Cameron Pope each contributed two hits. Tabor would end the game with 15 hits and just one error.
Darrick Watts pitched three innings in relief, giving up just one run while scattering six hits.
Game 2 saw the Bluejays jump to a quick 7-0 lead after three innings, fueled by Alicea, Hooge and Pope.
On the mound for Tabor in the series finale, Mitchell McIntyre allowed four runs (none earned) while surrendering six hits in 5.2 innings.
Pope led the offense with three hits, including a double. Hooge, Alicea and Wyatt Nowak each chipped in with two hits for the Jays. Hayden Wheeler and Tommy Sleva pitched 1.1 innings of scoreless relief.
Tabor is now 22-13 on the season, and has won nine of their last 10, starting with the rousing come-from-behind win over OKWU in the third game of the series, highlighted by Alicea's walk-off grand slam.
Coming—Tabor travels to Sterling for a three-game set with the Warriors, starting Friday afternoon with a single, nine-inning game and a doubleheader on Saturday.—Tabor College
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Conservative 'Moms' urge Burger King to stop using the 'd-word'
'Damn, that's good.'
That's how one customer in a Burger King QSR, +0.38% commercial described the taste of the plant-based Impossible Whopper.
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a big deal just became a bigger deal. the Impossible Whopper is available nationwide starting 8/8. pic.twitter.com/TpFQenSLFQ
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Harmless enough? Not according to "One Million Moms." The conservative group, whose goal is to "stop the exploitation of our children," was "disgusted" by the ad and accused the fast-food giant of "crossing the line" by using profanity.
"The language in the commercial is offensive, and it's sad that this once family restaurant has made yet another deliberate decision to produce a controversial advertisement instead of a wholesome one," the group wrote on its website, pointing the "highly inappropriate" mention of the "d-word."
A petition launched on Friday by One Million Moms, which currently has about 100,000 likes on its Facebook FB, +1.42% page, racked up almost 10,000 signatures over the weekend. The group is asking for a protest of the restaurant until the "d-word" is removed from the commercial.
"It is extremely destructive and damaging to impressionable children viewing the commercial. We all know children repeat what they hear," it said.
This is nothing new for the group, which recently protested a Hallmark Channel to pull a commercial featuring two brides kissing each other in a same-sex wedding ceremony. Hallmark ultimately reversed its decision and re-ran the ad.
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10 April 2012, 16:57 | Updated: 30 March 2016, 13:50
A Rochdale man accused of having sex with underage girls, as part of a child exploitation ring has denied the charges.
43 year old Abdul Rauf, said his accuser held a grudge against him because he would not let her smoke in his taxi.
Rauf and 10 other men are on trial at Liverpool Crown Court charged with conspiring to engage children in sexual activity.
The five alleged victims, aged between 13 and 15 and from the Rochdale area of Greater Manchester, were given alcohol, food and money in return for sex, the prosecution alleges.
Giving evidence on Tuesday, married father-of-five Rauf told the jury he arrived in Rochdale from Pakistan in 1993. After he married and his family grew, he took on extra jobs as a factory worker and takeaway delivery driver.
It was while working as a taxi driver that he came into contact with the girls, he said.
One of the alleged victims has claimed she had sex with Rauf, "10, 20, 30, times", the court heard. Asked by Zarif Khan, defending, if that was true, Rauf told the court: "No, no. That's not true. I never had sex with her."
Questioned further, Rauf described the girl as "naughty" and said she started racially abusing him after he told her not to smoke when she was a passenger in his taxi.
He broke down in tears describing the incident and said: "I tried to stop her smoking because it is against the law. A taxi is a workplace and I would get fined £1,000. She said 'F*** you and f*** your law'. She swore at me, saying 'you're Bin Laden' and a 'f****** Paki'."
After the incident, Rauf told the court the girl continued to racially abuse him when she saw him in the street or at the local park with his wife and children. ``She never forgot what happened,'' he said.


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Good Samaritan steps in to help woman who was followed off bus by suspicious man in Chapelizod
The man allegedly followed the pair to a local pub, and again when they left thinking the coast was clear
Gavin O'CallaghanDeputy Editor
Chapelizod Village (Image: Google)
Gardai have been notified after a woman was allegedly followed off a bus by a man who then waited outside a pub before following her again to her apartment.
People have been warned to beware after the suspicious incident in Chapelizod on Friday night where another good Samaritan noticed the man and helped the woman on her way.
The man had allegedly been trying to talk to the woman on the bus before getting off at the same stop as her.
The concerned passenger also got off and walked to a local pub with the woman where they stayed for ten minutes before leaving again thinking it was safe.
Not long after they left the man as noticed again and the went into the local Spar where a worker recalled a similar recent incident involving someone of the same description.
Guards were notified and the pair, who happened to live in the same apartment block, walked back together.
The good Samaritan put out the warning saying the suspicous man "appeared again" after they left the Spar.
The anonymous person contacted local page Chapelizod Chap Lips who put out a warning to locals.
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It said: "I just got the bus from town and a man followed a young woman from town into Chap village and her home.
"I saw him trying to talk to her at the bus stop before getting on the bus and she ignored him.
"He got on the bus behind her and I asked her discreetly was she OK and she said no - she was worried he was going to follow her when she got off the bus....and he did... I got off with her...
"I said wait and we will let him go ahead of us. He stopped to check out the ivy on the wall... in the dark!!!??
"I said we'll cross the road and we went into the pub. We said it to the barman that we thought she was being followed, and he said something like this happened a little while ago too.
"We stayed about ten minutes then left towards Spar and he appeared again and crossed the road towards us smiling from ear to ear.
"We went into Spar and said it to the guy at the counter. He said he knew about this guy who harassed his girlfriend too recently and described him perfectly.
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"We waited there 10 mins then left to go towards her apartment and he appeared again and started towards us.
"We got into our respective apartments about 30 mins ago but he is still out there. Gardai have been notified.
"Be careful even in early evening that you're not being followed.
"Gardai recommend that if you are being followed call 999 immediately and go to a public place like a shop, pub and they will interview him there and then."
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With the New Year people make Resolutions, Set Goals and More! With that in mind, us bloggers set goals and plans for our Blogs growth! We're hopeful, ambition and sometimes just get lucky So I thought I'd share a few (10) of the things I hope for my Blogs Growth this year! Things I WILL be working towards!
First Off, let me just say how proud of my blog I already am! I created and designed this myself with no professional help and I think it's done well, with a few collaborative opportunities and companies reaching out to various reasons, this blog *out of my 6-7 others* is doing well! AND I've been consistently posting! HOWEVER, there's ALWAYS room for growth and I'm definitely wanting to grow with PO! So, let me share with you my 10 things!
As well as take better selfies, blog post photos, OOTD and MU-OTD shots! I've learned a lot fro playing with an older DSLR model, but I'm definitely hungry for more! I've always, ALWAYS loved photography and this is just another reason to better my skills and invest in a camera! I know it'll get used!
Another important thing about presentation is having crisp, clean edited photos! So I want to learn to take and edit photos to showcase high quality and professionalism!
I know a lot of big bloggers take photos with their phones! I don't know if it's an Android vs. I phone type of thing, but I've found I'm not liking photo's I take on my phone...could be setting etc. Either way I need to get better!
I started out doing monthly and have admittedly fallen WAY off on my monthly/weekly newsletters! I need to figure out what to offer other than just sending out my blog posts!
Whether it's learning how to use Pinterest to drive traffic, to create contests that convert or how to slay Instagram...I want to learn it all!
This ties in with #5...I want to learn to up my page views in a big way! my numbers are painfully low!
This ties into 1 and 2! I learn pretty quickly how to use this current camera, and I feel the more comfortable I am playing with my own camera, the better I'll get! So I'm VERY much ready to invest in a camera!
This ties in with a few. Whether it's editing photos or videos, creating better quality content. I've had PC's my entire life and am now seeing the value in SOME apple products! So I'd like to buy a 2nd hand one too!
This one is another one I've been big on! I've done videos before (very low quality) and am dying to really get into it! I genuinely enjoy doing it and want to learn more about it! Plus I feel it's an excellent way to really allow my viewers to really get to know me!
I think the biggest thing I'm hoping for is getting to know more people. It's one of THE MAIN reasons I started a more professional blog! I want to learn and then share what I learn, inform and motivate others!
While I love my blog ATM I know I'm going to want to re-brand my blog to better represent who I am. I've grown since the beginning of my blog and I know what I want more now than I did when I started!
So there you have it! My list of 10 things I hope for my blogs growth in 2017! What are 2-3 Things You Hope For your Blog in 2017? Tell me in the comments down below!


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150,000 Ashley Madison accounts in Utah; 6,000 in Provo
Gianluca Cuestas
A June 10, 2015 file photo shows Ashley Madison's Korean web site on a computer screen in Seoul, South Korea. Contrary to the hacked Ashley Madison cheaters' site that offers anonymous opportunities for affairs, infidelity more often includes somebody a child actually knows: a family friend, a neighbor, a parent from Little League or the PTA, therapists and divorce attorneys said. (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man, File)
Sometimes, diamonds aren't forever.
Data from the adultery-promoting website Ashley Madison contained over 150,000 Utah-based memberships, according to a new forensics study released last week.
Information from over 38 million accounts was hacked from Ashley Madison and released last month. The breach included over 60 gigabytes of data containing credit card numbers, user details and personal emails, according to data security expert Brian Krebs in an interview with Business Insider.
Richard Hickman, lead examiner of Orem-based Decipher Forensics', analyzed the Utah-based accounts and found nearly 6,100 accounts in Provo and over 42,000 in Salt Lake City. Based on analysis of the Ashley Madison data, CBS News ranked Salt Lake City as the 4th most unfaithful city in America. Over 20 of those accounts are linked to Utah government officials, or people who used government domains to create the account, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
"It's a really sad thing that our society has come to a point that this is OK," Hickman said. "I think it just shows a trend in today's society as we become more and more shameless."
The Canada-based website was created in 2001 and now operates in 53 countries with over 40 million members. The website's platform focuses mainly on married people looking to engage in adultery with other married people.
Provo has the fifth highest concentration of user accounts in the state of Utah, and several of the accounts were created with BYU domains, although Hickman said there is considerable doubt about the legitimacy of those accounts. The other cities in the analysis with high concentrations of members include Ogden, Sandy, Payson and Orem.
Accuracy issues apply to the rest of the data as well. Users are permitted to use whatever name, email and location desired to create an account. No verification process occurs and many of the services the website offers are free of charge. Ashley Madison has been involved in lawsuits in the past for contributing fake accounts to their user platform.
"The register shows 42,000 (accounts), but I don't think that much is accurate. It would be very difficult to track them," Hickman said.
One notable case occurred in 2011 when Ashley Madison employee Doriana Silva filed a lawsuit stating that she was compelled to create over 1,000 bogus accounts in three weeks in preparation to launch the Portuguese language website in order to attract real customers. She claimed to have suffered severe injuries to her hands and wrists, according to The Huffington Post.
Ashley Madison began to draw attention in July of 2015, according to The Associated Press, when a group who addressed itself as the Impact Team issued a threat to release all of the websites user, credit card and profile detail information if Avid Life Media, the parent company, did not immediately shut down the website and sister websites of similar functions. The motive behind the breach, the team said, was Ashley Madison's policy of not deleting user information data even after explicit requests from the user. KSL released information by Hickman regarding the accounts created in Utah last week.
The website continues to grow despite the hacking scandal, a spokesperson from Avid Life Media told AP. Only three ZIP codes, two in Alaska and one in New Mexico, remain free of Ashley Madison users, according to Reuters.
The identities of the Utah government officials could not be fully identified, although The Salt Lake Tribune did identify nine state employees who worked for the departments of transportation, human services and natural resources; one Utah courts official; one Salt Lake County Health Department employee; two Salt Lake City Fire Department employees and two police officers. The Tribune decided not to release specific names, because the employees did not commit a crime.
AP recently reported that two Canadian law firms, Charney Lawyers and Sutts, Strosberg LLP, of Ontario, have filed a $578 million lawsuit "on behalf of all Canadians," for damages caused by the breach.
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McKinsey estimates that $ 250 billion of all health care spending could be digitized
• Up to $ 250 billion in healthcare spending can be digitized, according to a new report from consulting firm McKinsey & Company. This represents approximately 20% of all estimated Medicare, Medicaid, and outpatient, office, and home care expenses in 2020.
• Analysis based on McKinsey claims suggests that 20% of ER visits could be avoided with virtual emergency care, 24% of virtual doctor visits and outpatient volumes, and 9% "virtual". Up to 35% of home health services could be virtualized and 2% of the total volume of outpatients could be moved home through a designed drug delivery service.
• Some analysts predict that the use of telemedicine will decline in the second half of 2020 when the coronavirus ends. However, McKinsey researchers estimate that these dynamics will persist for at least the next 12 to 18 months until a vaccine is widely used so that telemedicine has enough time to normalize in the healthcare system.
Before the pandemic, the total annual sales of US telemedicine companies were estimated at $ 3 billion, with most providers focusing on the on-demand emergency care segment. However, as awareness and acceptance continue to grow, providers have the opportunity to expand their services beyond virtual emergency care.
This $ 3 billion market could grow to $ 250 billion if trends continue.
"The window for action is now. This current crisis underscores the need for telemedicine and opens the door for the improvement of the health system, "wrote Oleg Bestsennyy, partner at McKinsey, and Greg Gilbert, Alex. Gilbert, partner at McKinsey. Harris and Jennifer Rost. "The cornerstone of success will be laid in the coming months during the COVID-19 crisis."
The pandemic has led to exponential growth in virtual care use, from 11% of Americans in 2019 to 46% now, according to data from McKinsey. And 76% of consumers say they are interested in using telemedicine in the future, which is a good sign of long-term adoption, although there is still a gap between hypothetical interest and actual use.
Health systems, independent general practitioners, hospitals, and many others report that the number of telemedicine visits has increased 50 to 175 times from pre-pandemic levels. Telemedicine providers and providers have made efforts to expand their IT infrastructure and virtual care offerings in response.
Virtual assistance enables physicians to recoup income from personal visits while protecting patients from the potential spread of disease. According to a survey conducted by McKinsey physicians in May, telemedicine currently rates telemedicine as cheaper than before COVID-19, with 64% feeling more comfortable.
Since the beginning of March, the Trump administration has removed several barriers to using virtual assistants. It has temporarily approved more than 80 new Medicare telemedicine services, increasing payments for audio-only visits and allowing Medicare Advantage plans to conduct risk assessments digitally, including flexibility.
The changes allowed an unprecedented number of older people to use telemedicine in the early days of the pandemic.
CMS Administrator Seema Verma said her agency is investigating which of these flexibilities could remain after the national emergency is over.
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6 March 2019 | North West England
Local community hero gets kids off the streets.
It's the brilliant community initiative to get youngsters playing outside again and away from the clutches of gang culture in Liverpool. BMX BOX project in the Everton ward offers kids the chance to ride and maintain bikes at the weekend and during the school holidays. The project in the main offers a healthy alternative to kids who might otherwise spend their time inside playing XBox or PlayStation. But it also aims to offer an early intervention to kids who might be lured into gangs.
Children between five and 12 can ride the bikes, fix and clean them, take part in races, and help maintain the track. Free snacks and fruit are also provided.
Danny Robinson is the project leader who makes it all happen and an incredible example of where when people help people, everyone benefits. The trained therapist and cycling enthusiast, has been running the project with the support of the Friends of Everton Park, for three years. Hundreds of kids have so far benefitted.
"X-Boxes have stolen our kids," he says. "And as a keen cyclist, I know how cycling can help in so many areas including good mental health. I want to help those in particular on the margins of our society."
The project is just one run by the Peloton Cooperative, which Danny started with three friends in 2014 to help people facing challenges in the local community.
There are around 10 bikes available for the kids to use, all stored in an old shipping container. BMX Box also supports local schools, donating a number of bikes when it can.
Experienced riders mentor the young people and act as positive role models. They promote an ethos of camaraderie and are there to help the younger riders when they fall.
"We tell the kids it's their park to maintain. And by doing that we can build a sense of pride. We have also been able to build a culture of respect not just for the bikes, but for the track, the park and of course of each other. If we need to do a litter pick, we do that, in fact kids love it. We break it down for them so it is easy to understand."
"They are a great bunch of kids."
One grandmother, who had been made the main carer of her three grandchildren, has had a visible impact on Daniel. Struggling to cope, one day she brought the children along to BMX Box.
"One child had Asperger Syndrome, one child had ADHD and the youngest had foetal alcohol syndrome," recalls Daniel. "From the start they were all quite challenging in terms of their behaviour. But their grandmother stayed with them, she supported them. She was amazing.
"Now you wouldn't recognise those children or even be able to notice they had a condition. The difference in just a few weeks coming here has been incredible. They have grown so much. The little girl who has alcohol syndrome, has been the biggest revelation. She just flies around the track now, and loves to be here."


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