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Based in Osaka, the artist MASAGON continues his unique creative work through street art and fashion.
In this second exhibition at MASAGON PARK, viewers should be astonished by the change of scale compared to the first exhibition.
What did he draw on the large canvas?
While preserving the essence of his meticulous geometrical patterns, he liberated his expression more freely and vibrantly.
Colors and shapes that leave deep impressions in our mind are the collections of interesting bits and pieces found in the artist's daily life. They may be connected to each of our own memories and daily scenes.
In this exhibition, new artworks along with silkscreen print editions will be released.


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Ohio Certified teacher PK-12. Public School teacher for 10 years. Ages 5 to adult welcome. Piano styles are rock, pop and classical. Rock On Group Lessons and Private lessons are available. Curriculum based upon each student's needs.
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The maxillary sinuses are small pockets of air located at the rear of the face in the face. The maxillary sinuses are the most commonly contaminated as a result of their location and the water flow pattern of the sinuses. There are also numerous factors that can cause a maxillary sinus contamination as well. Maxillary sinusitis symptoms are easy to capture, and also if you act fast enough you may be able to lessen the impact of the infection and shorten recovery occasion.
Pain around the top tooth and jaw - Awareness to eating - Post nasal drip - Sore throat - Headache - Congestion - Yellow or perhaps green sinus discharge.
As the maxillary sinuses can be found within the cheeks, underneath the eyes, stress as well as pain round the cheeks and eyes is common. There can also be pain around the mouth and upper tooth, and pain can be experienced while eating. Post nasal get is common with many forms of sinusitis and can lead to a sore throat, in some cases it will also lead to bronchitis. It goes without saying that congestion and headaches are to be experienced. There are two different types of maxillary sinusitis. The first is acute maxillary sinusitis. Acute sinusitis will last 7 in order to 10 days and is usually brought on by a viral infection such as a frequent cold or the flu. It is normally effortlessly dealt with through the use of over the counter antibiotics and natural home remedies, and it's defining feature is the presence of thick yellowish green mucus.
Chronic sinusitis is a lot more vicious than acute and if it is not treated properly in a timely manner this could lead to serious complications. Unlike acute sinusitis, chronic sinusitis is caused by other issues and also conditions for example nose polyps, a deviated septum, allergic rhinitis, various allergic reactions and other medical conditions (such as cystic fibrosis). Chronic sinusitis can last upwards towards 12 weeks, in some cases longer, as well as requires the use of approved medicines as well as sinus surgery (should oral medicines fail to take care of the infection and promote drainage), and also many people who have problems with chronic maxillary sinusitis can go through a number of bouts of an infection a year.
While oral antibiotics are the first line of treatment for sinusitis, some people resort to sinus surgery to resolve their sinus issues and improve their quality of life. If you have been unable to find relief from your maxillary sinusitis signs from the use of traditional treatments, think about an alternative topical treatment like nebulized therapy. A medical research has shown that when used to deal with sinusitis, nebulized therapy provides patients with an 82.9% success rate with a "good or excellent" response, as well as a 300% increase in infection leisure time .
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University Hospital of North Tees
Inquest is told of job worries
A man who was frustrated at not being able to find work killed himself, Teesside Coroner's Court heard.
Colin Wood, 53, of The Green, Egglescliffe, was found hanging at his home by his partner, Margaret Scott, on the morning of August 27 last year. Miss Scott told the court: "The last few weeks before his death he appeared to be upset about work, he didn't have a job."
Consultant pathologist Dr Christopher Rettman, of the University Hospital of North Tees, said Mr Wood had drank the equivalent of six pints of lager and had taken an Ecstasy tablet and a painkiller up to six hours before he died.
Teesside Coroner Michael Sheffield said: "Sometime in the evening or the beginning of the day he had decided to take action - it may well have been an impromptu one, but it ended his life."
He recorded a verdict that Mr Wood killed himself.
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Melanie is a Financial Wellness Coach in the Chicago office and has over twenty years of experience in the financial services industry.
Melanie started her career in Toronto, Canada in various retail banking management roles. She received her Canadian certification in Financial Planning and became an Investment and Retirement Planner with the Royal Bank Financial Group. Following a re-location to Summit, New Jersey, Melanie obtained her U.S. certification in Financial Planning. She was a Financial Planner with Ernst and Young, Wells Fargo and The Powell Financial Group. At these firms, she provided advice and analysis to the firm's clients in the areas of cash flow, retirement, benefits, education funding, insurance and tax planning. After a further move to Chicago, Melanie pursued the Enrolled Agent designation and worked with an accounting firm during their tax season preparing personal income tax returns. Melanie volunteers as a Financial Coach with The Centre for Economic Progress, a nonprofit organization in Chicago.
Melanie received an Economics degree from York University, Toronto, Canada. She is a Certified Financial Planner and an Enrolled Agent, a federally-licensed tax practitioner.


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Weaving Murderous Tales
WHERE JUSTICE PREVAILS
ANNIE BLOOMS
ANGUS & ROBERTSON
Hidden Pieces
A Misty Pines Mystery
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He has nothing left to lose but this case. Can he rescue a young victim before there's another death on his conscience?
Sheriff Jax Turner is staring down the barrel of his broken past. On the brink of ending it all, he feels like a failure following his daughter's tragic passing and his subsequent divorce. But when a schoolgirl vanishes and her backpack is found in a sex offender's backseat, the weary lawman drags himself into action and vows to nail one last sociopath.
"A multilayered psychological thriller…that is both poignant and engrossing" - Kirkus Reviews
Other Books by Mary Keliikoa
I'm the author of HIDDEN PIECES, the first book in the Misty Pines Mystery Series set at the Oregon coast and featuring small-town Sheriff Jax Turner, and the Shamus Finalist and Lefty, Agatha & Anthony nominated PI Kelly Pruett mystery series which features a tenacious single mom who has inherited her father's detective agency. I've also had short stories appear in Woman's World, and in the anthology Peace, Love and Crime: Crime Fiction Inspired by Songs of the '60s.
For years, I worked as a legal secretary, giving me a front row seat on the legal maneuverings that took place every day. I loved the unfolding of a case from the first documents being run to the courthouse to preparing for trial. That love is one of many reasons I gravitated to writing mystery and suspense.
And yes, I'm that person that actually gets excited when called for jury duty.
The legal system is an incredible lens by which to see what makes people tick. This is what I infused into my novels, along with characters striving to overcome significant odds to find meaning and purpose in this crazy world. I mean, aren't we all?
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"Mary Keliikoa's debut novel is an important addition to the PI genre - strong with voice, a compelling protagonist in Kelly Pruett, and unforgettable family secrets. DERAILED was hard to put down - and I can't wait to read the next book in this crackling new series."
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"With DERAILED, Keliikoa introduces us to single mom and second generation Portland PI Kelly Pruett on her first murder investigation. The story is straight from the Kinsey Milhone school of private investigation yet still manages to create a unique and complex main character reeling from the recent death of her father and a demanding ex-husband....It's the perfect blend of personal and professional that makes DERAILED a welcome addition to the genre. I can't wait to follow both Kelly and Keliikoa's careers."
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Both Divi and X Theme are WordPress themes that are deeply integrated with a page builder. Of course, Divi is using the Divi Builder, and X Theme is using Cornerstone. Personally, I prefer the page building experience of Divi because it is both intuitive and more enjoyable. Divi also has massively more online resources and tutorials. From a cost perspective, Divi wins out since its $89 for unlimited websites, where X Themes is $59 per website. So if you are developing websites for clients, X Theme is going to be significantly more expensive as soon as you build your 2nd website. Divi completely dominates X Theme and Cornerstone in every regard.
Divi is one of the original theme & page builder combos for WordPress. It has been around for many years and because of that, it has a huge userbase of fans. It boasts many innovative features that are unique to Divi.
The X Pro theme from Themeco is their advanced version of the X Theme sold on Theme Forest. It's mostly the same theme, except the ability to build custom headers and footers.
When people say Divi, many times they don't realize they are referring to 2 separate things. The Divi Theme & the Divi Builder. While you would only use the Divi Theme with the Divi Builder, you certainly can use the Divi Builder with any WordPress theme.
First, the Divi Theme is nice, but I find it basic. If I was to build a website using the Divi Builder, I would use a more modern theme.
The Divi Builder is the most advanced page builder that I have ever used for WordPress. It has more options, more flexibility then all the others combined. In practical usage, I think its completely overkill and overwhelming at first, in a bad way. I think they want to accommodate their users and in this have given too many options versus making some decisions for their users. So just be prepared.
Divi Builder is a shortcode based builder. Most people already know this, I don't like it, but you will have to decide for yourself whether that is a big deal or not. My issue with it is Elegant Themes could easily solve the problem, but they haven't.
As far as templates go, there are a TON of them, again more then all the other page builders combined. They keep making them because they sell, but I don't find them that practical or useful. Sure they are beautiful, but they are more for learning purposes versus practical usage.
Right now, you can't build custom headers or footers with Divi. You can't build custom archive pages or page templates. Divi has said that is coming and I am pretty sure they are motivated to deliver. Just know its not there now.
The biggest issue I have with the X Pro theme is that they decided to build an overly complicated interface to build custom headers and footers. My opinion, but I believe they could have done better.
Personally, I think this was a huge mistake. I much more prefer the way Elementor & Beaver Builder did it, you use that same page builder interface that your users are already familiar with, versus forcing another learning curve down their throat.
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I can see why people buy Divi. It has a lot going for it. While it is not my personal choice of page builders, it's undeniable that it's the most advanced.
I will say that the pricing and the lifetime option is very attractive.
Also, the Divi team over the last 12 months has become a well-oiled machine cranking out unbelievable features and enhancements. If that wasn't enough, they also have pushed out an insane amount of free templates and a template manager for them. It's a good value all around despite the issues mentioned above.
If you want to enjoy using the tools you own, that you have to work with each day, then the X theme may or may not be for you. They had a huge first movers advantage but I think they could have done better than building a second complicated interface.
– Themeco's PRO is the most advanced builder on the market. As a person who has been training web creatives, I can tell you that you can replicate most enterprise grade sites on PRO. Sites like apple, airbnb, Uber, you can easily rebuild then in PRO.
– I cannot understand someone complaining about X or PRO unless they are interested in working with templated material.
– Comparing Divi to the PRO is unjust! Divi is majorly consumer grade, PRO is for designers, creatives, developers, who understand what they are offered.
I have replicated the Apple home page on PRO in under an hour – while I was teaching creatives in a design studio – that's how good PRO is.
It will be interesting to see how this opinion changes after Divi releases their theme builder. If you look at the Divi feature releases over the past 12 months, no one can argue that it is a very efficient and more efficient tool the most of the page builders out there. But as it stands today it doesn't allow you to make headers and footers or post templates.
I would do another update to this article because there are many more features in X now…and even before the last update on this article. In-line editing was rolled out today actually.
Also, many of the complaints are about X being complicated but there has been a "simple editing" implemented and compared to Divi just looks like a different interface to me (I do like certain parts of Divi's UI better).
I don't have experience with Divi support but with X support I get very quick responses and there is an extensive forum of issues to search.
Divi is awesome but I don't understand the lack of acknowledgment to X. There is nothing else out there that comes close to Divi.
Finally, it is extremely important to make sure your builder/theme is going to work well with the rest of your wordpress site and plugins. X has made sure that there is a wide selection of plugins tested and proven to work with X. I would argue that they are ahead of Divi in this area and don't see that in the review.
I was a big fan of X after discovering it in 2015 and used it for my site, as well as many client sites. I thought it was better than Divi at the time. That all changed when they split it into X and X Pro, which they then had to rename to just Pro because apparently there was something else already called X Pro. Nonetheless, the convoluted interface they added took away from the simplicity of the theme. I loved that it was a visual theme like Divi, but allowed for custom coding if you wanted to get things just right. It was a nice bridge between visual builders and coding. That all changed when they released that big update that split the theme into basic and pro. The updates broke some client sites. They changed some of the CSS classes from .x-element to .tco-element in the new versions, which also broke a lot of custom coding that needed to be fixed. It was a nightmare and still is. At the time, they had a lot of the new features and interface in Pro. I thought ok, I'll just keep using the regular version and avoid Pro. Then as more updates came, they started adding the complicated elements of Pro into the regular version and replaced the simple but effective visual builder with the complicated and frustrating one from Pro. It went from simple to complex overnight and a lot of clients hated that they had to dig through endless amounts of settings and options to do simple changes they were able to do in 3 seconds before. I've switched to Divi for new client projects. They've come a long way since the first couple versions and have done a better job of adding ways to add custom code. Not perfect, but it's stable. They also keep releasing free templates that make starting up a new site stupid simple. I think recently they announced the ability to create your own elements or something. That is huge. In the battle between Divi and X, Divi has won. They have the better product between the two, better pricing, better freebies, dare I say, even better support. Speaking of support, that was also one of the things that was upsetting about X. Before, you could go on their support forums at any time and ask for or search out code that did something you needed. I never, ever had a problem finding an answer to even the most advanced coding issue I was trying to solve. In yet another idiotic move, they closed down those forums or archived them, and introduced some Apex system with support tickets, which, at the time, took forever to get answers on. Their new system combines support and account info which is fine, but in the process, they destroyed the simplicity of the public support forums and made it more complicated than it needed to be. Just like they did to their theme. Anyway, sorry for the rant. I was looking up how to fix something that broke on X (surprise surprise) and saw this review in the results. Figured I'd leave my 3 cents. I haven't played too much with the other visual builders yet, and maybe they're better. But again, in the battle between X and Divi, Divi is on top and ahead right now. And they keep increasing their lead with all the new features, freebies, video tutorials, etc that they keep putting out. Is it perfect? No. There are things about Divi that drive me nuts. But X drives me more nuts since they decided to change everything.
Thanks for coming here to share your experience. Yea I thought their move with the Pro version was a mistake. Even made a review video on it right after it was released.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who was SO disappointed in the whole X Pro upgrade. I was in "love" with the basic X theme and Cornerstone. I bought a number of licenses for various sites. Sure it limited you on a few things, but it was basically dummy-proof. The X Pro design is AWFUL. I'm a software developer, and I find it very hard to understand.
This is all based on what – your own experience, customer surveys, support forum analysis? How are you calculating "support", "reliability" and "ease of use"? How do you put a number on that?
Personal experience with both of these themes. I also factor in what is going on with the users of these 2 themes. You might only be seeing this 1 post on this 1 page and not realize the reach I have on the internet.


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November 9, 2018 TheresaEPLP, updates
S&D MEPs are deeply concerned by the attempts of the Austrian Presidency and other EPP leaders to block meaningful action against Victor Orbán's government in Hungary, following consistent attacks on the basic principles of democracy in the country.
In September, an overwhelming majority of the European Parliament, including a majority of EPP MEPs, voted to launch Article 7 procedures against the Hungarian government for a consistent threat to the principles on which the EU is founded. It took the Austrian Presidency more than two months to finally deal with this issue. They invited the European Parliament to take part in an informal gathering with ministers on Monday, but not to the General Affairs Council.
We as S&D MEPs respect the importance of dialogue and will attend the informal gathering. However, we request the Austrian Presidency to respect the directly elected representatives of the European people and invite the European Parliament to formal Council meetings every time this point is discussed.
S&D Group leader Udo Bullmann said:
"In September many EPP MEPs voted with the overwhelming majority of the Parliament to launch Article 7 procedures against Viktor Orbán's government in Budapest. Since then things only got worse, with a university being forced out of a European country for the first time in 60 years. Incredibly, instead of this spurring real action, we see that Viktor Orbán is still a prominent member of the EPP family that has recently chosen Manfred Weber as Spitzenkandidat. EPP leaders from national capitals are doing all they can to shield Orbán and his cronies. If EPP really believes in the principles of democracy and the rule of law then they must finally act.
"The EPP still calls itself a centrist pro-European party. However, it is their governments that are blocking any kind of European reform and moving ever further to the right in their words and actions. In Austria, Chancellor Sebastian Kurz last week followed Orbán's lead by withdrawing from the UN Global compact on migration. Across Europe, EPP politicians are cosying up to the far-right and echoing their language, demonising migrants, and blaming Europe for all their problems. The party of Robert Schuman, Alcide de Gasperi, and Konrad Adenauer is now marching to the tune of the far-right. We urge them to change course."


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Has olympic Taekwondo ruined the reputation of the art?
Discussion in 'Tae-Kwon-Do' started by Mr. President, Feb 24, 2013.
Mr. President Green Belt
I just saw the olympic gold medal match in London. An Italian beat a guy from Gabon. The thing that bothered me the most, is that they were so obsessed with scoring and not being scored on, there was hardly any Taekwondo. They just stood side to side, hovering on one leg, constantly looking for an opening to score. It was pitiful.
I ran in a few people on the internet that said that Taekwondo's reputation has been damaged by the sporty side of Taekwondo, which is focused on scoring instead of fighting.
One of them said: It's a disgrace to the martial art and only soils it. These athletes have little to no technique and throw a flurry of weak kicks which though great in speed lack control and power.
You think it's true?
kempodisciple MT Moderator Staff Member
Taekwondo does have a negative rep, but IMO most people I've seen complain about it either differentiate between SD taekwondo and sport taekwondo or don't differentiate and give it a bad rep because of all the taekwondo mcdojos out there (not saying there aren't other mcdojos, just that those seem more prevalent).
Cyriacus Senior Master
The reputation hasnt been ruined, or folks like us wouldnt still be in business.
Some folks have a supremacist attitude toward their systems which leads them to attempt to belittle as many things as possible in order to make theirs appear to be on a higher pedestal than its capable of. Nothing to it.
ralphmcpherson Senior Master
Firstly, the athletes you see in the olympics are amazing martial artists, their technique is flawless, their kicks would hurt a lot (contrary to popular belief), they are incredibly fit and have reflexes up there with the best of any sport on earth, and you would not want to come accross an "elite" sports tkdist in a dark alley. BUT, has olympic tkd ruined the reputation of the art? Without a doubt it has. Unfortunately, olympic style tkd sparring appeals only to people who participate in it (other than a few small exceptions), and it does nothing to showcase what tkd has to offer. My daughter (first gup tkd) watched a bit during the olympics and had to ask me what martial art it was.
Tengu White Belt
This is a good topic. As we all know TKD is both a martial art and a martial sport. I think sport TKD has definitely helped hurt the reputation of traditional TKD. However, it also made it more popular. The other thing that gives traditional TKD a bad rep is all the mcdojos. The reason there are so many is simply because there's so many practitioners. TKD is one of if not the most practiced martial art in the world. Your bound to get a certain number of bad practitioners. If (insert ANY martial art) had that many practitioners it would have more mcdojos and bad martial artist too.
Olympic TKD is pretty bad in my opinion. Yes, they are great athletes and perhaps martial artist as well. But it is simply a game of tag. Sport TKD is just that. A sport. It is not a form of self defense. Unfortunately a good number of TKD schools are very sport orientated. I firmly believe the WTF is the third reason why TKD has a bad rep among some martial artists. Even Choi Hong Hi has said it is an entirely different martial art. Traditional TKD is a very effective form of defense.
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You are watching an Olympic sport and you are not happy to see the athletes that are playing the game do what they need to in order to win a gold medal?
Why on Earth would you watch a Olympic sport with the expectation that the players in the game are not out there to try to win a gold medal and will do what they must under the rule set that they are given to reach that goal?
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I dont think anybody is blaming the athletes, Im certainly not. It is the ruleset that is to blame, the competitors are just playing within what the ruleset allows. I think people have a bigger gripe with the ruleset than the players adhering to it.
I think the biggest problem is that someone sitting at home watching olympic tkd on their tv thinks that is what tkd is. They think we all bounce around in class, with hands by our sides, throwing heaps of kicks from a distance with no punching. As tkdists we know that isnt the case, but whether rightly or wrongly it doesnt look good to the uninitiated, and therefore paints tkd in a bad light. So to an extent, olympic tkd has been bad for tkd's reputation in my opinion.
Jaeimseu 2nd Black Belt
Austin, Texas, USA
What reputation did Taekwondo have before that was ruined by Olympic Taekwondo? I think people ignorant of Taekwondo have probably damaged taekwondo's reputation on the Internet, since it's easy to find web content bashing Taekwondo, whether it's bashing kids with black belts, sport training, or mcdojangs. In my experience, the people bashing it usually have no idea what they are talking about or practice a different type of Taekwondo that they perceive as the "right" or "true" Taekwondo.
Whatever reputation Taekwondo has or doesn't have really doesn't bother me. Where I come from it has a reputation as a popular activity for kids primarily, and as a good form of exercise with some self defense benefits for adults. I don't think Olympic Taekwondo competition had much effect on that reputation.
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I think prior to olympics tkd was just another asian sounding word and the general public think karate, kung fu, tkd, aikido etc are all just "deadly" arts. Now people say "oh tkd, isnt that the one with the bouncing and kicking". Even my father (who knows very little about martial arts other than boxing) commented that I should learn an art that teaches you to punch when he found out I did tkd. Why did he think theres no punching? He saw it in the olympics.
ralphmcpherson said: ↑
This is really my point. I don't think Olympic Taekwondo has harmed any prior reputation. I had a co-worker before say to me, "have fun kicking the air," because his only previous experience was seeing someone doing poomse. He didn't know anything about Taekwondo, so his opinion of it was nothing to me.
I remember in highschool when i did karate and had mates who did tkd and I had no idea tkd was a " kicking art", I just thought it was another word for karate. Basically prior to oylmpics nobody knew anything about tkd.
Yeah, I don't remember knowing anything about Taekwondo before I started training. My only "knowledge" before that was probably from movies and TV. My sabumnim didn't go into the differences much, either, at the time. For beginners who were curious about the differences between arts it was basically explained that Kung fu is Chinese, karate is Japanese, and taekwondo is Korean.
Exactly the same experience I had. Even when I chose tkd to train in I had no idea the differences between it and any other art. Now (post olympics and ufc), I find people generally know tkd is the kicky one from the olympics, bjj and muay thai are the ufc ones, and know nothing about any othet arts.
I believe it's rather simple. The purpose is different. In real life, TKD is meant so you'll be able to defend yourself. In sport, you're there to score points.
Which is why olympic TKD looks like a very hesitant game of tag. In that final I saw, the Italian landed a simple kick and then immediately looked at the ref to see if he got a point for it. It's seemed clear to me that the way they are fighting deprives the viewer of the beauty of TKD.
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Too often the players do look hesitant, but for good reason. Winning an Olympic gold medal can in some cases set you up for life. There is a lot of pressure to win. The athletes also tend to be evenly matched at that level. The slightest mistake can cost you the match, especially with the newer rules giving big points for head contact. If a world class Taekwondo player fought a match against a lower-tier player you would see a much less hesitant game, albeit likely a very short match.
A lot also depends on how well the players know each other and how they match up physically and strategically. It would be nice if all the players made their fights entertaining/realistic, but just like in football/soccer, the primary goal is to win. Sometimes players will use "negative" tactics if they think it will help them win.
And yet, Olympic Boxing doesnt get the same rep.
Plus, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Olympic Taekwondo may not look like "your" Taekwondo, but that doesn't mean there's anything wrong with it. I can watch a taekwondoin do nothing but stepping and have a good idea as to his/her competitive ability.
Mauthos 2nd Black Belt
I think i all honesty Olympic TKD is a bit of a double edged sword. I for one have never been a fan of TKD, but to be fair I openly admit that I am not really built for fast, flexible kicks and therefore a kicking dominated style was never going to have been for me.
However, the double edged sword bit. I think on one hand it has damaged the reputation in regards that more experienced martial artist (not TKD practitioners) will see it as a watered down and possibly ineffective way of fighting. Basically dismissing it out of hand without trying to see the sport side of TKD for what it is, a sport.
On the other hand, the Olympics have no doubt brought TKD to the masses, showing it and displaying it to literally millions who have probably never heard of it before, never thought of trying something like it before and possibly thought it was just another form of karate. Along with a lot of kids and adults who have no doubt watched it and exclaimed 'I wanna be able to kick like that!' and probably rushed out and joined their local TKD club there and then.
So even though I will never train in TKD again, I can see some damage that Olympic style TKD may have done for the art, but the positives that have come from the Olympics far out weigh any damage that may have been done. At the end of the day, nearly everyone on this site can no doubt find a TKD club near them, but the same can't be said for Wushu clubs, Wing Chun, Shotakan or krabi krabong for example.
Tez3 Sr. Grandmaster
Probably the best thing to do if something annoys you is not to watch it rather than bash an art that isn't yours. I don't like Olympic TKD particularly but I do know the difference between that and 'real' TKD. I only watch the Olympic TKD if there is a Brit competing but I'd also do that if Brits were competing in the synchronised swimming, one has to support your team lol! I wonder, does synchronised swimming ruin the reputation of 'race' swimming?
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Behaviour Detection Demystified: A Glimpse into the TSA's Capability
Since its inception, the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) Behaviour Detection programme has been criticised for allegedly being a racial 'profiling technique' and not scientifically valid. In spite of these criticisms, the TSA continues to deploy this capability. Jennifer Blanchard delves into the reasons why a capability focused on human behaviour is so critical to any security infrastructure and attempts to put the profiling allegations to rest.
It's 5:30 in the morning on a Tuesday at one of the busiest airports in the United States. While passengers go about their usual business – printing boarding passes, checking bags and waiting to go through the line at the security checkpoint – TSA Security Officers (TSOs) are working. Some passengers see these officers as mere travel document checkers or bag screeners, but for many of the officers, there's more to them than meets the untrained eye. Some of them are trained in Behaviour Detection (BD), a concept that is poorly understood, which has been problematic in gaining support for its inclusion into the broader security landscape. As passengers proceed through the usual security screening process, trained officers are inconspicuously interacting with passengers and observing for signs of suspicious behaviour.
TSA's Behaviour Detection Capability Defined
Behaviour detection, at its core, is a method of observing human signals, both behavioural and physiological that can alert an officer that someone requires additional screening. It is not the TSA's nor the TSO's intent to subject travellers to hours of unnecessary screening activities or interrogations, nor are they attempting to label anyone a terrorist or criminal. During the application of BD, officers observe for a combination of verbal and non-verbal indicators to evaluate someone's behaviour. Each of the behavioural indicators that the officers have been trained to detect were identified by academic research literature (e.g., deception detection), operational experience (e.g., law enforcement agencies from around the world), and documented cases of terrorism as well as criminal activity. With the exception of only a few indicators, some form of behavioural clustering is required. Only the most critical, or those that may indicate an attack is imminent, precipitate immediate action. Otherwise, an individual is seamlessly 'referred' for additional screening, which is similar to a standard secondary search and includes a brief interview component.
It is through this referral process that a resolution is reached regarding whether an individual is considered a higher risk and thus required to undergo further intervention from law enforcement or other security entities. The data collected through BD includes cases with known ties to terrorism and a myriad of criminal-type incidents: drug smuggling, fraudulent identification scams, money laundering, and individuals carrying bomb parts in their checked baggage, just to name several. Terrorism is funded through activities such as these and stopping them during this stage is paramount to hindering those potential future acts. The apex of BD in this context, is that it does not discriminate between activities. Similar behaviour, whether you are a drug smuggler or a terrorist will manifest due to the underlying stress or fear response that the human body may emit when trying to conceal something. These behaviours can occur unbeknownst to the person displaying them and some are rather difficult to control (e.g., physiological behaviours). This provides a way for officers to route individuals to additional screening to ensure something else isn't going on and to ensure the safety of the travelling public.
TSA has long sustained a layered approach to security screening, in which each layer contributes to TSA's mission: to 'protect the nation's transportation systems to ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce'. No single layer of security is intended to be performed on its own; each layer plays a critical role in a series of actions that work together to mitigate possible threats. The TSA has incorporated some form of BD for the last eleven years as part of its layered security methodology – and with good reason; terrorists are innovative and evolve faster than technology can keep up.
Behaviour detection is one of the only capabilities that is not restricted to identifying a single method of attack – any individual attempting to circumvent security or cause unrest can be identified as high-risk by observing human behaviour, even internal threats. It is vital for the global community to implement strategies that can identify and detect individuals who not only have the means to carry out an attack (e.g. a bomb), but also identify those who harbour ill intent and the desire to harm innocent civilians. Without BD as a supplemental layer of security, it may not be possible to proactively mitigate a threat before it happens.
Behaviour Detection is Not Racial, Ethnic or Religious Profiling
Assessing passenger risk is a delicate balance of protecting civil rights, privacy, and the need to effectively screen individuals. One major misconception regarding the BD capability is that it is a form of racial, ethnic or religious profiling. In reality, BD is solely focused on the behaviour of individuals passing through the airport. Although an individual's appearance may contribute to an officer's evaluation, for example, if that factor is an obvious alarm (e.g. visible detonation switch), but the process of using behavioural indicators ensures that profiling of any type – either consciously or subconsciously – does not occur. Relying on a person's appearance as it relates to their race, ethnicity, or religion would more than likely allow the real threat to pass by undetected because officers would then be focused on the wrong thing.
"…an individual is seamlessly 'referred' for additional screening, which is similar to a standard secondary search and includes a brief interview component…"
Cognitive biases exist within all of us and affect our decision-making ability and the ability to remain unbiased. We are human after all, but the TSA attempts to mitigate potential biases by using a well-researched set of indicators with operational definitions. The alternative is to have officers use their own judgments of what is suspicious, which could lead to inaccurate assessments and reliance on biases. The mere act of using a set list of indicators eliminates internal biases from dominating an officer's decision-making skill.
To take this a step further, specific criteria must be met to assess indicators, which strengthens standardisation. For example, some behaviours can only be assessed when certain location parameters are met (e.g. when approaching a high stress point such as a metal detector). Additionally, it is not just simple observation, but active engagement, that makes it easier and more robust for assessing the indicators used by the TSA. Without this type of guided protocol, there would be no regulation across officers or airports, no way to measure success, no method for determining accountability in referrals, and a higher likelihood that profiling could happen. If officers rely on their own stereotypes and assumptions, this capability will fail. Maintaining a standard in BD assessments ensures that TSOs are not inadvertently creating security vulnerabilities by potentially allowing threats to penetrate the proverbial security bubble.
Scientific Substantiation
Behaviour detection is a difficult concept to scientifically validate. Proponents of the programme understand the caveats related to BD whilst understanding the worth of introducing a capability that, in essence, does not cost nearly as much as inserting new technology each time the threat evolves. One of these caveats is that testing this capability cannot be done through the traditional mock threat methodologies because genuine behaviour related to high stakes malfeasance looks different than simulated, or acted out behaviour of the same type. Additionally, real world data is sparse due to the low base rate of actual operational terrorists transiting through US airports. However, behaviours linked to smuggling-type activities are closely related to the deception-detection academic literature, and insights can be gleaned from that body of work to help substantiate the use of BD.
"…behaviour detection is one of the only capabilities that is not restricted to identifying a single method of attack…"
Another major caveat is that, whether known or unknown, a terrorist must be operational at the time of scrutiny. There has to be some form of active deceit where the stakes are at their highest for behaviours to manifest. Adequate research and operational support exists that outweighs the risk of solely relying on technological solutions.
In 2011, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology (S&T) Directorate, with the full support and participation from the TSA, set out to attempt the first ever field research study to try and provide quantifiable results that would lend support for this type of security method. This research was ground breaking and provided the first ever look at how TSA's BD methodology fared compared to a random selection method. At a high-level, the BD method was significantly more successful at selecting high-risk passengers than the random selection method. This study was never purported to be the answer to validation, nor was it designed as such. It was a first step, and one that no other agency or country has attempted.
Since 2011, the TSA has pursued efforts to evolve the capability to align with the threat landscape. Optimising the protocol and behaviours was completed and additional areas of research executed. Some of these efforts are on-going and the hope is to continuously evolve the capability and continue to work with experts from around the world.
Behaviour Detection is a Viable and Strategic Security Asset
Including a behaviour detection component within the larger security strategy can help detect and deter potential acts of violence and hostile intent, something that technology cannot do. Without it, a security system is only as strong as the last incident that occurred and is vulnerable to unknown threats. Moreover, this capability can identify activities that need special intervention, such as human trafficking and active shooter scenarios.
The TSA and larger global community are working together to create a capability that is accepted and implemented within security paradigms while also exposing its worth. Because BD is scalable, flexible, and threat neutral, it's the ace in the hole.
Jennifer Blanchard
Jennifer Blanchard is a TSA Transportation Security Specialist within the Office of Requirements and Capabilities Analysis, Human Performance Branch. She has been involved with behaviour detection research and protocol development for over twelve years and is dedicated to improving security within the aviation environment and beyond.


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Assassin's Creed Review: Pure Waste in Every Sense of The Word
Posted on December 22, 2016 November 19, 2022 by societyreviews
The struggle has been real for video game adaptions since…ever. Video games movies have a terrible track record no matter what the title is. We have seen such failures as Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, and Resident Evil. Whatever the reason, the monkeys on a typewriter in Hollywood cannot figure out how to bring the world of video games to the big time.
When it was announced that 20th Century Fox brought the video game series Assassin's Creed to the big screen and brought in academy award nominee Michael Fassbender as well as academy award winners Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Irons, the general feeling was that this would be the film to break the streak…nope
Assassin's Creed begins with a boy named Callum, filming his submission to MTV's Jackass that they tell you they won't watch anyway. After almost breaking his own neck, he returns home to discover that his mother has been killed by his father wearing assassin robe standing in the corner like that old man from The Conjuring 2 Trailer.
Callum then flees a bunch of black SUVs and thirty years pass. Callum (Fassbender) is now minutes away from his execution, believing he has taken his last breath, Callum is saved by Abstergo Industries led by Sophia Rikkin (Cotillard) and her father Alan (Irons). They want to use him so he can tap into the memories of his ancestors and find the lost artifact, The Apple of Eden.
If you are not a fan of the video games, you are going to have no idea what is happening in this film. If you are a fan of the video games…you are going to have no idea what is happening in this film because of how poorly written it is. The plot so completely confusing that I couldn't even repeat it to you coherently if I wanted to. The film just moves along for the first 35 minutes before they even begin to give you any exposition into what you are watching. I watched this film with a packed house and even they could barely comprehend what they were watching. There isn't any excuse for an introductory story to a video game movie being this hard to follow so unless this film had a spectacular ending, it was dead on arrival.
Michael K. Williams is in the film and when he is introduced, he might as well be wearing a sign that says 'I'm the bad guy'. Callum is trapped with others who gather around like a prison yard but they don't give you any detail on who these people are or why are they here but for some reason, they are all really mad at Callum because is a threat to the Creed that he doesn't even know exists.
The film's MacGuffin is something called The Apple of Eden, which is supposed to lead to the end of the Assassins Creed because it is a so-called 'cure for violence'. To prove how little this film makes sense at one point about an hour into the film, Fassbender's character says and I quote "What the fuck is going on?"…and the audience laughs. If you need any indication that you have completely lost your audience…there you go.
The script is just poor, all the scenes set in the past are fully subbed, even the action scenes are laughable. At one point, the assassins trapped at faculty plot an escape and all of a sudden the mild-mannered security guards become cannon fodder straight out of a Kung Fu movie and by then I mentally tapped out.
Assassin's Creed is a pure waste in every sense of the word. If you were looking for Assassin's Creed to be the tide that turns the sea of terrible video game movies, sorry to say, you will still have to wait because all this movie is good for is being added to the list of top 10 worst video game adaptions.
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I don't even remotely know the game or why people would care. I like Cotillard but I'm not sure even she could entice me.
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A message from the Jewish Federation of North America: Last Shabbat, we witnessed the deadliest act of anti-Semitism in North American history — the attack…
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Fifth Annual March for a Culture of Peace— Saturday, Sept. 22
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November 2, 2018 3:46 pm / 2 Comments on Show Up for Shabbat in Solidarity with Pittsburgh
A message from the Jewish Federation of North America:
Last Shabbat, we witnessed the deadliest act of anti-Semitism in North American history — the attack at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. This Shabbat, we are responding with our greatest show of solidarity: A continental Solidarity Shabbat with the Jewish community of Pittsburgh.
At synagogues, community centers and homes across North America, we will be gathering together in prayer, compassion and unity — as one people. And as the Federation Movement. From Toronto to Tampa. From Milwaukee to Montreal and in every city and in between, we stand as a reminder of the power of community.
Here's how you can take part in #SolidarityShabbat and #StandWithPittsburgh, and here are some resources for Solidarity Shabbat. We are pleased to partner with the American Jewish Committee (AJC) on #ShowUpForShabbat and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on #NeverIsNow.
Here in Delaware, according to the Jewish Federation of Delaware, the following congregations are inviting visitors during their Shabbat this weekend.
Adas Kodesch Shel Emeth
6 pm Friday night and 9 am Saturday morning
4412 Washington Boulevard
akse.org
Congregation Beth Shalom
6:30 pm Friday night and 9:30 Saturday morning
Egalitarian Conservative
1081 Baynard Boulevard
bethshalomwilmington.org
Congregation Beth Emeth
7 pm Friday night and 9:30 am Saturday morning
300 West Lea Boulevard
bethemethde.org
Temple Beth El
6 pm Friday night
Reconstructionist
301 Possum Park Road
tbede.org
5:50 pm Friday morning and 9:30 Saturday morning
chabadde.com
Seaside Jewish Community
7:30 pm Friday night
18970 Holland Glade Road
Rehoboth, DE 19971
seasidejewishcommunity.com
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Rachel Gopie of Ainsley Pharmacy and her baby are for peace in the city.
Let's bring everyone together—city and suburban; black, brown and white; Anglo, African, Asian, and Hispanic; native-born and immigrant; advantaged and disadvantaged; Christian, Muslim, Hindu, and Jew; young and old; people of all political views—to show that we are one community opposed to violence, poverty, racism, and exclusion.
Who: All Peace Loving People
What: Fifth Annual March for a Culture of Peace
When: Saturday, Sept. 22 – Steps off at 11:30 a.m.
Where: Adams Street Courts "Under the Bridge" at 2nd & Jackson Sts. 2018 March Map
The march will be followed by "A Day of Peace"
sponsored by 302 Guns Down.
If you attend any Peace Week Delaware event this year,
this should be the one.
What is the Movement for a Culture of Peace?
The Movement for a Culture of Peace is a broad-based coalition of faith, nonprofit, and community groups formed in 2014 in response to ongoing violence in Delaware. Supported by dozens of partner organizations, it has organized peace marches in a different Wilmington neighborhood each year.
In 2016, the Movement launched Peace Week Delaware to advocate for non-violent solutions to Delaware's high rate of violence and other justice issues.
Look for a new initiative from the Movement in 2019: Nonviolent Wilmingon. Join our Movement!
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by Ken Butigan
Fifty years ago, Dr. King was working on his last initiative: "The Poor People's Campaign." He was assassinated in April before it was launched in June. Now, half a century later, a new Poor People's Campaign is sweeping the country—and Campaign Nonviolence invites people everywhere to join this powerful new effort which, like CNV, is connecting the dots between poverty, racial injustice, militarism, and environmental destruction. Led by the Rev. William Barber and the Rev. Liz Theoharis, the Poor People's Campaign will launch six weeks of direct action and nonviolent civil disobedience across the country this May.
We urge you to take action with the Poor People's Campaign this spring as we build toward the fifth annual Campaign Nonviolence Week of Actions this coming September 15-23. Campaign Nonviolence envisions 2000 marches and rallies across the US and beyond that week, including a powerful march from the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial to the White House on Saturday, September 22. Let's take action with the Poor People's Campaign this May and June—and build toward the CNV Week of Actions in September!
Here is a great article in the National Catholic Reporter that reports on the growing traction of the Poor People's Campaign.
https://www.ncronline.org/news/justice/dr-kings-poor-peoples-campaign-revived-after-50-years
March for a Culture of Peace – Sept. 23, Rodney Square
The fourth annual March for a Culture of Peace will step off from Rodney Square in the center of Wilmington at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23. It will be one of the culminating events of Peace Week Delaware. Upon our return to Rodney Square, we will participate in the third annual Day of Peace, organized by our grassroots anti-violence partner 302 Guns Down.
This year's march will show our support for the residents and children of Wilmington's West Center City, We'll walk from Rodney Square to Washington Street, then return to the Square via Market Street. The one-hour march will cover about a mile.
The Movement for a Culture of Peace is a broad-based coalition of faith, nonprofit, and community groups formed in 2014 in response to ongoing violence in Delaware. Supported by dozens of partner organizations, it organized peace marches through Wilmington neighborhoods in 2014, 2015, and 2016—and again this year. Since 2014, it has sponsored monthly forums and peace activities. In 2016, the Movement created Peace Week Delaware to advocate for non-violentsolutions to Delaware's high rate of violence and other justice issues.
We define a "culture of peace" as:
A coordinated approach to building alternatives to the prevailing culture of violence based on education, economic opportunity, anti-racism, equal justice, respect for human rights, equality between women and men, respect for LGBTQ rights, democratic participation, the free flow of information, and disarmament of our nations and neighborhoods.
To join our movement, all you have to do is "show up for peace." Will we see you in Rodney Square on Sept. 23?
Addressing the Trauma of Violence in Delaware
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Seeking Community Input on a Holistic Plan for Peace
On Sunday, the Movement for a Culture of Peace (MCP) moves forward with its plans to convene in the midst of the extreme violence and trauma that our Delaware community has seen this week. With collective community input, we will develop a more holistic Action Plan for Peace that includes our work against the Death Penalty. Sunday's action forum invites a present, hurting community, complete with raw wounds and complex emotional experiences in a holistic and inclusive plan. We urge you to come prepared to think radically about how we address the extraordinary amount of trauma as a result of violence and the intersectionality of our holistic movement toward a true culture of peace in Delaware.
Sunday, April 30 – 3:00 to 5:00 – Grace Church – 900 Washington St. 19801
Corner of 9th and West St. – Ample free parking
MCP will reframe Sunday's forum to provide an opportunity for members of the Delaware community to engage with this trauma and work toward a better future. The path to peace must include action against the systematic injustice of capital punishment. Yet the causes of violence intersect across the whole community and our action plan needs to consider everything that peaceful, healthy, thriving communities need. Come be a part of this vital forum about rejecting all forms of violence—including the violence of silence—and creating a culture of peace in Delaware.
What is a Culture of Peace?
Lock the Door on Delaware's Death Penalty — April 30
Action Forum to Stop HB 125
Sunday, April 30 – 3:00 to 5:00 pm
Grace United Methodist Church
Movement for a Culture of Peace (MCP) is teaming up with Delaware Citizens Against the Death Penalty (DCODP) and other groups to take action to defeat HB 125, which seeks to restore capital punishment in the First State. Delaware's former death penalty statute was declared unconstitutional last year by the state supreme court.
We need to act now to stop HB 125, which is currently scheduled for a hearing in the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, May 3. After opening remarks from civil rights attorney Jeremy Collins and Kristin Froehlich, vice president of DCODP, we'll get to work writing letters, sending postcards, making posters, and preparing to rally against capital punishment at Legislative Hall May 3. Persons interested in testifying against the bill may receive training and tips on how to be most effective.
Not in our names. Movement for a Culture of Peace opposes the death penalty. A culture of peace can never be achieved when the state puts persons to death in the name of its citizens.
For more information about the so-called Extreme Crimes Protection Act and why we need to lock the door on the death penalty in Delaware, visit the DCODP website. And join us at our Action Forum on April 30.
Please help us publicize by printing and distributing our poster and mentioning this meeting on social media. You will find various versions of this graphic on our Resources Page.
Organizers and Supporters
Become a Supporter of the 2015 March for a Culture of Peace.
Register your organization today at the Register Your Organization page.
Organizations and sponsors will be listed here as they register.
PRINCIPAL ORGANIZERS
• Delaware Coalition Against Gun Violence
• First Unitarian Church Social Justice Forum
• Heeding God's Call to End Gun Violence
• One Village Alliance
• Pacem in Terris
• Wilmington Peacekeepers
• Ainsley's Pharmacy
• Sating Francis Healthcare
• Delaware Citizens Opposed to the Death Penalty
•The Episcopal Church of Saints Andrew and Matthew
•Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League Young Professionals
• Edgemoor Revitalization Cooperative, Inc.
• St. Helena's Parish Social Ministry
• Brandon Lee Brinkley Foundation
• Delaware Alliance for Community Advancement
• Newark Friends Meeting
• Silverside Church
• Delaware Center for Justice
• ACLU of Delaware
• North Brandywine Civic Association
• Because U Matter Community Outreach
• Congregation Beth Emeth
• Unitarian Universalists of Southern Delaware
• Warriors4Christ
• Safe United Neighborhoods S.U.N.
• Quaker Hill Neighborhood Association
• West Side Grows Together
• Hopes Academy
• St. David's Episcopal Church
• Trinity Parish
• City Church of Wilmington
• Missio Grace
• Stop the Violence Prayer Chain Foundation
• St. Francis Healthcare
• Hanover Presbyterian Church
• Trinity Episcopal Church
• Latin Community Center / El Centro Latino
• The Awakened Kitchen
• M.O.T.H.E.R.S Inc.
• Center for Joyful Living
• Urban Promise
• YWCA Delaware
• Churches Take a Corner (CTAC)
• Salesianum School Center for Faith and Justice
• Murder Victims for Reconciliation
• Girls Inc of Delaware
• National Assoc. of Black Veterans, Chap. 94


Get the client_id and client_secret for your domain from Google Developer Console. Setup the credentials.
Encapsulate the credential access in a app/lib/credential.rb class.
Create privacy.html and save it in public folder of the Rails app. This is needed by Google, since they check it. Add the ominauth-google-oauth2 gem to Gemfile.
user.google_refresh_token = refresh_token if refresh_token.present?
Implement the create_from_omniauth method is user model.
In the credentials page, provide the call back URL as https://your-domain.com/auth/google_oauth2/callback. You will now be able to register and login using Google Oauth2 in your Rails app.
The sessions controller with destroy action used for logout.
The application controller implements the current_user method.
The application helper that implements the notification styling for Bootstrap 4.
when 'notice' then "alert alert-info"
when 'success' then "alert alert-success"
when 'error' then "alert alert-danger"
when 'alert' then "alert alert-warning"
Google Signin is a gem released by Basecamp that you can use an alternative to the solution in this article.


WATCH: Ranveer Singh turns a dreary wedding into a lively occasion!
Going with Bollywood's dynamite actor Ranveer Singh's energy levels, his brand endorsements are also in synch with his persona. That Ranveer endorses Colgate Maxfresh is something we know. Now in a new commercial of the brand, we can see Ranveer Singh, the energy hub, turning a dreary & dull wedding into a live occasion with his vigour and dhamakedaar entry. His 'taazgi' indeed refreshed everyone!


1.WonderWorks. This is a fun, interactive experience for the whole family. Enjoy science as it comes to life, try your hand at all the various exhibits and even ride some cool rides, all indoors! There is no shortage of stuff to keep your kids stimulated and entertained in this upside-down building!
2.Encounters: UFO Experience. This is one of the top rated museums in the nation and now it has come to Myrtle Beach! Go behind the scenes to find out about alien life, UFO sightings and much more!
3.The Children's Museum of South Carolina. This is a fantastic way for your kids to explore their world first-hand with lots of fun exhibits and interactive displays. Come discover your world with your kids!
4.The Hollywood Wax Museum. Opening this summer, it's dedicated totally to the celebrities that make Hollywood so special. Get up close and personal with your favorite movie stars, both present and past!
These are just a few of the great ways to spend a day here in Myrtle Beach. So when you need an afternoon indoors to escape the heat, or something to do on a rainy day, go check out one of these great options! As always, call us here at Oceanfront Vacations to schedule your next vacation here in Myrtle Beach and ask us for even more great tips!


Walmart, Home Depot and Traer Creek Plaza are located on the eastern edge of the valley floor. Behind Traer Creek Plaza and to the west of Post Boulevard are the undeveloped portions. Following the drone footage west from Plaza, there will be mostly residential until Planning Area A where the Beaver Creek Rodeo Grounds and Salvation Army are currently located. Planning Area A is currently thought of as the walking Village, consisting of a charming mix of restaurants, shops, hotels and residences. The Village will provide a connection to the eastern edge of the Town of Avon, enhancing the synergy of our Town.
There aren't many 1,800 acre parcels on the Western slope of Colorado as primed for projects as The Village at Avon. Annexed into the Town of Avon, Colorado in 1998, the storied tract, located between west Vail and east Avon is home to Traer Creek Plaza, The Avon Ambulance District, Buffalo Ridge Housing, a Walmart Supercenter and a Home Depot.
Traer Creek is located between the legendary Vail and Beaver Creek Mountains—two of the premier ski resorts in the country. The Master Plan is conceptual in nature and depicts what could be done within the Village valley floor and just north of the I-70 based on zoning per the PUD.
Planning Area J is located just north of I-70 exit 168. It is currently contemplated that Planning Area J will consist of a mix of convenience oriented retail including a gas station and restaurants and associated uses as well as a residential and hotel component. Reviewing the drone footage (that is moving east) one sees the Traer Creek Ambulance Response Station in the foreground, also located within Planning Area J (on that piece of land sometimes referred to as "N South"). Block 1 and Block 4 are two tracts of land with prime visibility from the freeway. The Legend Real Estate Group is currently marketing the roughly 6 acre Block 1 within Planning Area J for ground lease and development for convenience oriented retail.
Click here to download Legend's Block 1 marketing packet.
Legend brought IKEA to Denver's Jones District and is known for partnering key retailers with developers and land investors. Legend's predominate focus has been on national retailers ranging from smaller users to big box tenants. They represent retailers entering the Colorado market for the first time as well as specialty venues such as theatres, health clubs and regional single store concepts. Key clients include: AMC Theaters, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Cost Plus, World Market, IKEA, Michaels, PINSTRIPES, Sears Holdings, Sportsman's Warehouse.
Click on the button below for downloadable P.U.D. and D.R.B. guidelines.


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