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Krednjaci (prema: "kreda") (lat.: Foraminifera) su koljeno kromista klasificirani u danas nepriznatom razredu korjenonožaca (Rhizopoda)., a danas infrarazredu Rhizaria.

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Duljina im je od 20 μm do 15 cm (numuliti). Tijelo im je u kućici (ljušturi), koja je najčešće od vapnenca, a može biti ravna, stožasta, spiralna, obično s više komorica (politalamni oblici) s mnogim otvorima (foramina), iz kojih izlaze lažne nožice (pseudopodiji) u obliku dugačkih niti. Razmnažaju se izmjenom nespolne i spolne generacije. Većinom žive na dnu mora, a manji broj vrsta živi pučinski u planktonskim zajednicama. Najčešći su oblici kuglasta šupljikara (Globigerina bulloides) i Biloculina simplex. Kućice uginulih životinja padaju na morsko dno i tijekom duga razdoblja nagomilaju se i tvore debele naslage vapnenca. Tako se na obalama Sredozemnoga mora i u nekim područjima Sahare nalaze debele naslage vapnenca iz tercijara, koji se sastoje od krupnih ljušturica (do 15 cm) fosilnih numulita (Nummulites). Jedan je drugi fosilni rod (Fusulina) bio obilan u karbonu. Dno Atlantskog oceana pretežito se sastoji od globigerinskoga mulja, u kojem krednjaci (uglavnom globigerina) tvore 75% ukupne mase.

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Take the Lipault Paris Original Plume spinner 55/20 luggage is designed to carry on with you on most domestic planes. Plus, it holds more because it has a soft-sided construction. New, and lighter in weight with better wheels, it weighs a mere 4.9 pounds and is one of the lightest four-wheeled pieces. You can wheel it down the aisle of the plane or train with the four multi-directional wheels. Additionally, Lipualt original Plume luggage can be rolled along side you to your destination. When waiting in slow-moving lines such as security lines, this is very convenient. Also, while navigating through crowded terminals and areas the Lipault original plume spinner luggage is easiest to roll the bag along side you. Shipping is FREE of charge. We also include a FREE leather bag tag with your monogram.


Like most of Hed Kandi's releases, this two-disc edition of the Winter Chill series features the same Naked Music-esque aesthetics. However, what's noticeably different about this edition is the music contained inside. Gone are the 60-minute excursions into warm, percussion-laden deep house moments du jour, replaced by trip-hop beats and vocals by nearly anonymous chanteuses. The second disc is probably the most curious, original, and unexpected disc in the entire Hed Kandi catalog. Contributions from Mazzy Star, Lamb, Natalie Imbruglia, and Snow Patrol are all here, which is an oddity for a series priding itself on being a dominant force in commercial dance music. Nonetheless, it's a nice blend of smooth textures and a well curated song list that serves its purpose during the bleak months of winter.


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Happy Father's Day... to the can-do-man in all of us.


RIVIERA WATERS @ BROADBEACH is part of our luxury holiday homes portfolio offering you personalised and friendly service from property managers Raelean and Brian.
Upon entering this gorgeous property you immediately get a sense of its impressive size and open plan layout. With its two storey foyer entrance, a large sweeping staircase and elegant decor. The over-sized master bedroom suite is accompanied by a stylish ensuite bathroom complete with double shower. A chef would be proud to cook in the gourmet kitchen and for those hot Gold Coast days you have your very own swimming pool and heated outdoor Jacuzzi.
This spacious waterfront 4 bedroom 4 bathroom home is ideally located directly behind Jupiters Casino and the Gold Coast Convention Centre and within walking distance of the best that Broadbeach has to offer - Pacific Fair shopping, Jupiters Casino, the Gold Coast Convention Centre, Broadbeach's fabulous restaurant strip, and of course the Gold Coast's trademark golden beaches.
Riviera Waters @ Broadbeach is child friendly so no need to worry about the little ones. The home, the pool, the spa and the canal are all fully fenced to council codes. We have a porta-cot, high chair and stroller available for your use with our compliments.
Situated in the centre of Broadbeach and directly behind Jupiters Casino and the Gold Coast Convention Centre, this home is within walking distance of the best that Broadbeach has to offer: Pacific Fair shopping, Jupiters Casino, the Gold Coast Convention Centre, Broadbeach's fabulous restaurant strip, and of course the Gold Coast's trademark golden beaches.
Please inform us at time of booking if you require changes to be made to the bedding configuration; changes made within 7 days of your arrival may result in additional charges. At the time of booking also, please inform us if you require the use of the fold up bed (additional charges apply).
Riviera Waters is located in a quiet cul-de-sac with no passing traffic. We have very nice neighbours and only take guests who agree to respect them and observe the residential area "quiet time" from 9:00 pm to 8:00 am.
In accordance with Gold Coast City Council, Stayz and Holiday Rental Group Code of Conduct, Riviera Waters has a strict NO PARTY and NO COMMERCIAL FUNCTIONS policy.
We DO NOT allow for Hens, Bucks and/or adult entertainment. If in the event you or your guests host a function of this nature on the property at any time it will result in instant eviction by our security company. No refunds will be given.
We do not accept bookings from schoolies or large groups of young singles.
Minimum stay is 5 nights unless there is a gap between bookings, then we will accept a 3-4 night booking.
For the Christmas season between the 20/12 - 5/01 there is a 7 night minimum.
Tariff is based on an average 8 person adult stay with a 5 night minimum. (additional guests are $30.00 per person per night).
There is a standard linen and cleaning fee of $385.00 and a booking fee of $77.00.
A security bond is required and payable by credit card.
You will personally greeted upon your arrival and given a tour of Riviera Waters and its facilities.
"THE GAP FILLER" - enquire now about our gap filler promotion.
"THE LAST MINUTE" - bookings made within 2 weeks of your stay receive a 20% discount from your daily rate.
"THE LONG STAY" - receive one "FREE" night when you stay at our beautiful home for 14 nights or more.
**discounts don't apply for the Christmas holidays.
If you would like to proceed and secure your booking at the luxurious simply email us your Riviera Waters, pay the 25% deposit and fill in our standard application form. It's that easy.
We are receiving a lot of booking enquiries, up to 12 months in advance, so please book early to avoid disappointment.
Vogue Holiday Homes is a Licensed Real Estate Agent and all funds are held in a Queensland Real Estate Trust Account as approved by the Queensland Office of Fair Trading.
Broadbeach Waters has an abundant number of homes located on the canals which attracts boaties and water lovers. Being on the doorstep of Broadbeach central provides exclusive lifestyle opportunities. Centrally located behind Jupiters Casino and Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, Broadbeach Waters is less than a 10 minute walk to the beachfront, Oasis Shopping Centre and the many licensed clubs, bars, restaurants and cafes in the Broadbeach Mall are just minutes away.
Riviera Waters is in walking distance to Pacific Fair Shops, Beaches, Restaurants, Jupiters Casino, the Gold Coast Convention Centre and Fitness First Gymnasium.
Broadbeach Waters lets you enjoy all the excitement of the Gold Coast with the theme parks on the Gold Coast corridor only 25 minutes drive north and a choice of 13 international golf courses and additional public courses in the vicinity.
- Pacific Fair is the Gold Coasts premiere shopping mall with 420 specially shops. It is a 5 minute walk from the house.
- Robina Town Centre is a 10 minute drive.
- Harbour Town Discount Outlet Shops are a 20 minute drive.
- If you are a golfer then you are in the right place! There are approximately 30 golf courses locally.
Broadbeach is the restaurant capital of the Gold Coast. Some local favourites include Moo Moo's, Lauxes, Mario's, Sopranos, Chiang Mai Thai, and many more to choose from.
- Jupiters Casino is a world class casino. It also has numerous bars and pubs. Open till late.
- 'East' nightclub is within walking distance.
- Surfers Paradise is the night club strip of the Gold Coast with many clubs to choose from. They are open till late.
- The Gold Coast is a one hour flight from Sydney and a two hour flight from Melbourne.
- Coolangatta Airport is a 30 minute drive to the house.
- Taxis, buses and limousines are also available at Coolangatta Airport.
- Nerang Rail Station is a 15 minute drive by car or taxi to the house and buses and taxis are also available.
- Tourist information and local recommendations.
- Special requests are welcome and we will endeavor to fulfill all your requests.
THANK YOU for your interest in Riviera Waters. We take great pride in providing you with the best possible holiday experience and we look forward to your enquiry.
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Sen. Champagne Celebrates 'Topping-Off' of New Birch Grove School Construction
Sen. Champagne joined other statewide and local officials at the topping-off ceremony of what will be the new 500-student Birch Grove Primary School in Tolland on Friday, August 7. Following tradition, Sen. Champagne joined officials and other community members in placing his signature on the structure's final steel beam, which was then put in place.
The $46 million project is slated to be completed next August. Substantial cracking in the foundation of the former Birch Grove Primary School from pyrrhotite prompted the town to take on this project.This is the first school project of its kind in the state of Connecticut that addresses crumbling foundations.
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We've got another addition to the trophy case here at Mendeley. Fast Track has given Mendeley a "One to Recognise" award. Fast Track champions the UK's top-performing private companies and entrepreneurs and The Sunday Times Tech Track 100 league table ranks Britain's 100 private tech companies with the fastest growth over the past three years. Co-founder Paul Föckler was presented with the award on the 16th of November and it puts us in very good company. Of course, we couldn't have done this without the support of the million plus researchers that make our service as valuable as it is, so we are very grateful for the support we have received and are committed to making the next three years even better.


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Backed by more than four decades' experience advising in Korea related matters, we opened an office in Seoul in 2015 to be close to our clients. Korean entities have relied on us for strategic and commercial solutions to their complex legal issues. Members of our multidisciplinary Korea practice—based in Seoul along with more than 30 lawyers located throughout the Firm's global network in New York, London, the Middle East, Australia and other important hubs—are deeply familiar with the needs of Korean clients, and they have strong ties in each of the markets where we practice.
Korea's conglomerates, financial institutions and state-owned enterprises frequently lead or participate in large-scale international projects and investments. Many are global leaders in the construction, energy, infrastructure, electronics, semiconductor, steelmaking, automotive and shipping & off-shore maritime industries, and they turn to White & Case as a trusted advisor when venturing into new markets or deepening their presence in existing ones. Along with being entrusted on major deals and projects, we are called upon by Korean clients to secure their interests in bet-the-company disputes, and high-stakes investigations and trade matters.
In a sign of our commitment to the Korean market, we continually invest to develop foreign-trained Korean-speaking lawyers who can manage the multijurisdictional issues that our clients face.
With our thorough knowledge and international reach, we are fully able to support Korean clients—ensuring quality and consistency across our service offerings—as they pursue opportunities in the global marketplace.
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Ranked as a leading firm in Corporate and M&A, International Arbitration and Projects & Energy in South Korea
The Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2021
Ranked as a leading firm in Corporate / M&A, Dispute Resolution and Projects & Infrastructure in South Korea
Chambers Asia-Pacific 2021
Best of the Frontier Markets—KB Kookmin's KRW 734 billion (US$632 million) acquisition of PRASAC Microfinance
FinanceAsia Achievement Awards 2020
"M&A Deal of the Year"—Business Integration of Z Holdings and LINE
ALB Korea Law Awards 2020
Tier 1—Corporate and M&A in South Korea
Best in Construction Law—Korea
Global Business Insight Awards 2018
Selected as one of the Top 10 Most Preferred Foreign Law Firms by in-house counsel based in Korea
Legal Times 2016-2018
Carlyle Group
Representation of The Carlyle Group on its KRW 240 billion (approx. US$200 million) strategic investment and partnership between Carlyle Asia Partners V and KB Financial Group Inc., Korea's largest bank.
Green Cross Holdings
Representation of Green Cross Holdings in relation to Artiva Biotherapeutics' US$78 million Series A financing from 5AM Ventures, venBio Partners and RA Capital Management.
Representation of a confidential client on the financing of the development, construction and operation of a data center in Korea.
SK Networks
Representation of SK Networks Co., Ltd., in connection with its investment in a US$60 million Series B financing by Chai Pay Holding Company Pte. Ltd., one of the leading payment technology companies in Korea.
US wind projects acquisition
Representation of a consortium of Korean investors in connection with an acquisition of a 49.9 percent cash equity interest in a portfolio of four wind projects in the US totaling 852 MW, located in Texas, Illinois and Nebraska. The consortium consists of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd., Alpha Asset Management, Sprott Korea Investment, Hana Financial Investment and Korea Investment & Securities.
Mangilao solar project
Representation of Korea Development Bank and Mizuho Bank, Ltd., as lead arrangers and lenders on the US$184 million financing for the development, construction, operation and maintenance of the Mangilao Solar Project, a 60 MW AC solar photovoltaic power plant with a 32 MW/32 MWh energy storage system, located in the US territory of Guam. The project is being developed by Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO).
Jeonnam 1 offshore wind project
Representation of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) on the establishment of a joint venture with SK E&S Co., Ltd. to develop the 96 MW Jeonnam offshore wind project in Sinan County in Jeonnam Province, South Korea.
UzGTL
Representation of nine ECA/IFI lenders, including Korean lenders, as well as commercial and Islamic banks, in connection with the groundbreaking 38,000-ton-per-day diesel and naphtha GTL project in Uzbekistan for the domestic and international markets.
Refinery and petrochemical plant
Representing an Asian EPC contractor consortium in a SIAC arbitration seated in Singapore in relation to a US$2 billion dispute arising out of a contract to design, procure and construct a refinery and petrochemical plant in a Southeast Asian country.
LNG pricing arbitration
Representation of an Asian energy company in an UNCITRAL LNG pricing arbitration.
FSRU financing
Representation of the Export-Import Bank of Korea in the acquisition financing of an FSRU by a Turkish gas company supported by a repayment guaranty issued by the Turkish government.
Samsung Electronic's acquisition of Zhilabs
Representation of Samsung Electronics, the world's largest smartphone maker, in its acquisition of Zhilabs, a Spanish network data analysis operator.
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South Korean M&A staged Q4 comeback
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Japanese Arbitration: Green Tea and Sympathy?
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KCAB issues revised international arbitration rules
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TNT has a new program that's scheduled to air in just a couple of months. 'Falling Skies,' premiering June 19 at 9/8c, opens in the chaotic aftermath of an alien attack that has left most of the world completely incapacitated. In the six months since the initial invasion, the few survivors have banded together outside major cities to begin the difficult task of fighting back. Each day is a test of survival as citizen soldiers work to protect the people in their care while also engaging in an insurgency campaign against the occupying alien force.
Moon Bloodgood ('Terminator Salvation') co-stars as Anne Glass, a pediatrician who works with the surviving children to help them cope with the traumatic upheaval in their lives. Will Patton ('Armageddon,' TNT's 'Into the West') plays a fierce leader of the resistance, Weaver. The series also stars Drew Roy ('Secretariat') as Hal, Tom's oldest son and a growing fighter in the resistance movement; Maxim Knight ('Brothers & Sisters') as Matt, Tom's youngest son; Connor Jessup ('The Saddle Club') as Ben, Tom's son who was captured by aliens; and Seychelle Gabriel ('Weeds') as Lourdes, an orphaned teenager who helps Anne in the group's makeshift medical clinic. Colin Cunningham ('Living in Your Car') is John Pope, the leader of an outlaw motorcycle gang and Sarah Carter ('Shark') is Margaret, a wary survivor of Pope's gang.
'Falling Skies' focuses on the resilience of the survivors and their determination to maintain their humanity when all else has been destroyed. It is a tale of endurance, commitment and courage in which everyday people are called upon to become heroes. They may be outmatched, outnumbered and outgunned, but nothing can beat the human spirit. Most of all, the series is about the ties that bind people together in the most difficult of circumstances.
For more information visit http://www.tnt.tv/series/fallingskies/.


Eating too much salt lead to the deaths of 2.3 million people across the world in just one year, new research says.
Researchers used nearly 250 surveys of salt intake that were part of the 2010 Global Burden of Diseases Study that included 303 medical institutions from 50 countries around the world. To determine the number of deaths tied to salt intake, they used that survey information along with an analysis of more than 100 medical trials that measured the role sodium has in increasing blood pressure and risk for strokes and heart disease. Researchers then compared the heart risks to those found in people who consumed 1,000 milligrams of sodium per day or less, which the researchers called "optimal" intake.
The U.S. government recommends a cap of 2,300 milligrams of sodium per day, while the American Heart Association recommends no more than 1,500 milligrams per day to avoid risk for heart disease and stroke.
Sixty percent of cardiovascular deaths linked to salt intake occurred in men, and 40 percent occurred in women, the study showed. Heart attacks were responsible for more than 40 percent of the deaths, strokes were behind another 40 percent and other types of heart disease accounted for the rest. Nearly one million of all these deaths -- 40 percent of them -- were considered "premature" because they occurred in adults younger than 69 years old.
While the United States historically consumes a lot of salt -- with previous American Heart Association surveys showing Americans consume on average 3,400 milligrams per day -- this study found 84 percent of all deaths occurred in low and middle-income countries.
The U.S. ranked 19th out of 30 countries with 429 deaths per one million adults linked to eating too much salt -- or about one in 10 U.S. deaths. The top three countries with the highest death rates cited to be from salt intake were Ukraine (2,109 deaths per one million adults), Russia (1,803 per one million adults) and Egypt (836 per one million adults), the study found.
The fewest deaths linked to salt were reported in Qatar (73 per one million adults), Kenya (78 per one million adults) and the United Arab Emirates (134 per one million adults).
The findings were presented at the American Heart Association's 2013 Scientific Sessions in New Orleans, and are considered preliminary since they've yet to be published in a peer-reviewed journal.
"National and global public health measures, such as comprehensive sodium reduction programs, could potentially save millions of lives," Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian, lead study author and co-director of the Program in Cardiovascular Epidemiology at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, said in a statement.
The American Heart Association urges people to curb their salt intake and be away of the "salty six," which refers to the six common foods that comprise most of the sodium in American's diets. Those foods are: breads and rolls, cold cuts and cured meats, pizza, poultry, soup and sandwiches.
Dr. Steven Nissen, chair of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, told Everyday Health that the study was flawed.
"They're trying to extrapolate millions of death based upon salt intake, but it's not based upon any data on mortality and salt," he said. "It's also based on an extrapolation of the effect of sodium on blood pressure, which is a very big reach, and not a reliable estimate of the burdens of salt."


Have been using KOSÉ Sekkisei Lotion and Mask for one week and the desirable result is achieved. It's so fun that the lotion serves a dual purpose as a lotion and a mask. The lotion and mask gives a more hydrated and translucent skin instantly, besides it also prevent the dullness and roughness caused by dryness in the skin.
The steps are easy, simply pour the lotion into its cap till the line and put the mask into cap till it absorb the lotion completely. Then, unfold the mask and place it on your clean face for 5-10 minutes. And now your skin is as bright as mine!
A beauty tip for you: use the mask before the date and you'll definitely impress your other half!
Remember that I promised that there will be a giveaway for you? Well here you are! Answer a simple question and you'll get 4 packs of KOSÉ Sekkisei Lotion Mask (two pieces of masks each pack)! I'll be giving away for 50 winners!
By answering the question, please leave your full name, email address and last 4 digits of IC on the comment box (not facebook comment box).
1. What are the 3 main ingredients used in KOSÉ Sekkisei Lotion Mask?
2. Name ONE of the nine benefits of the KOSE Sekkisei Lotion Mask.
1. coix seed,Angelica & Melothria extract.
1) Coix seed extract, Angelica extract, Melothria extract.
2. Angelica Extract - Disinfectant, whitening & moisturizing effects.
#2 Name ONE of the nine benefits of the KOSE Sekkisei Lotion Mask.
Q1: 3 main ingredients: Angelica root extract ,Coix seed extract , and Melothria root extract .
Q2: Benefits: Enhances our skin's metabolism to prevent dullness and brightens skin tone instantly.
3 Main Ingredients of KOSE Sekkisei Lotion are Coix Seed Extract, Angelica Extract and Melothria (White Lotus) Extract.
2) benefits: moisturizing and enhance metabolism to prevent dullness and brightens skin tone.
1. Angelica root extract ,Coix seed extract , and Melothria root extract .
Q2: Prevent dullness and hydration.
Q2: Enhances our skin's metabolism to prevent dullness and brightens skin tone instantly.
1. Coix seed extract, Angelica extract, Melothria extract.
1. Coix Seed Extract , Angelica Extract and Melothria(white lotus) Extract.
Q2: prevent the dullness and roughness caused by dryness in the skin.
Q1. Coix Seed Extract, Angelica Extract, Melothria (White Lotus) Extract.
Q1. Coix Seed Extract, Angelica Extract and Melothria (White Lotus) Extract.
Q1 Coix Seed Extract, Angelica Extract and Melothria (White Lotus) Extract.
1. coix seed extract,Angelica extract & Melothria(white lotus) extract.
1. Coix seed extract , Angelica extract, Melothria extract.
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(August 2013) 15 tracks: La Mer * Weeping * To Make You Feel My Love * Island Of Dreams * La Vie En Rose * Black Is The Colour * Songbird * Manha De Carnaval * Briar And The Rose * Les Feuilles Mortes / Autumn Leaves * Say It's Not True * Summerwind * Shelter * Sympathique * Who Knows Where The Time Goes.
A broad selection of some of Coreen's favourite songs from around the world.
Coreen takes you on an interesting musical journey with songs from France, England and Portugal to create this wonderful album.
Coreen Scott (vocals), Alasdair Morrison (guitar, backing vocals), Jonny Gibbs (guitar), Laure Paterson (violin), Gary Gilbert (guitar), Carole Melrose (double bass), Aislinn Faulkner (harp), Bill Crook (mouth organ), Jenny Swan (backing vocals), Christine Charles (backing vocals), Marcus Ford (guitar).
"Thanks to my musical friends who have all contributed their time and talent to make this album possible." Coreen Scott.


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Cristiano Ronaldo Begin Talks With Real Madrid Ahead Of Shock Return
by Efe Bridget November 21, 2020, 2:56 pm 10k Views
Cristiano Ronaldo wants to rebuild bridges with Real Madrid ahead of a shock return to the Bernabeu.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner scored 450 goals in 438 matches for Juventus between 2009 and 2018.
Ronaldo left Zinedine Zidane's side to join the Spanish giants for £99million in July 2018.
Marca claim the 35-year-old is already contemplating a move back to Madrid.
He has allegedly reached out to his former club in a bid to make his interest known.
The Portuguese star will have to rebuild his relationships at the club.
He cut off contact with the LaLiga side completely following his move to Italy.
Ronaldo only remained in regular contact with close pal Marcelo.
Juventus are reportedly considering selling their highest-paid player.
Ronaldo has helped them to win two consecutive Serie A goals and scored 71 goals for the club.
But the Italians could be forced to get his £540,000-per-week salary off the books.
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Manchester United are also said to be interested in bringing Ronaldo back to Old Trafford and have reportedly made a 'formal offer' to re-sign the superstar.
Cristiano Ronaldo Gets Player Of The Century Award In Dubai


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Team Impact comes to First Baptist Church in Willis
Kassia Micek
Published 6:00 pm CST, Thursday, February 11, 2010
WILLIS - With fists crashing through blocks of ice and shattering anything in sight, a group of athletes will bring a message of hope to Willis.
First Baptist Church of Willis, located at 12177 Interstate 45 N., will host Team Impact at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Feb. 20 and Feb. 21.
"It's one of those things a lot of people might not be that interested in … but it's something that really has a broad approach to all people and all backgrounds," said Trey Fleming, First Baptist Church of Willis youth minister. "What really comes across is their message of where their strength comes from."
Team Impact is a group of world-class athletes, including power lifters, former World Wrestling Entertainment wrestlers and former National Football League players.
"Our unique style of ministry uses the talents of elite athletes performing a mesmerizing production that demands attention of old and young alike," according to www.team-impact.com. "The appeal is nearly irresistible, especially for those who would normally never attend church. While the method may be different, the message remains the same - Salvation through grace through faith in Jesus Christ."
Team Impact made an appearance several years ago at First Baptist Church of Willis, Fleming said.
"It was amazing," he said. "From what I hear, they packed the old facility."
First Baptist Church of Willis has since moved to a larger facility, which was built in 2007.
The Team Impact show includes athletes shattering five feet of concrete with one blow or snapping a baseball bat in half with their bare hands.
"These are some pretty strong guys and they've definitely been strengthened through their relationship with Christ," Fleming said. "Their strength may have gotten them pretty far in life, but they needed more. They usually all have a story on how they came to know Christ."
While in town, Team Impact will make presentations to Willis-area schools, Fleming said.
For more information, visit www.team-impact.com or www.firstbaptistwillis.org, or call (936) 856-5575.
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After six years at the club, Richard Keogh has just signed an extension to his contract and the three year deal will see him at the club until 2021.
The Captain of the Rams is seen as a key figure by manager Gary Rowett and is a player he can confide in and has confidence that he gets across his wishes to the rest of the team on the pitch and in the dressing room.
Keogh came from a relegated Coventry City at the start of the 2012/13 season and has been an ever present at the heart of the Rams defence. He told reporters that he would very much like to end his career with the Rams and hopefully be a key figure in their rise to the Premiership.
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Elizabeth M. Smyth (ed.), Changing Habits: Women's Religious Orders in Canada, Novalis, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, Canada, 2007.
Elizabeth M. Smyth, editor, Changing Habits: Women's Religious Orders in Canada, Novalis, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, Canada, 2007. NPG, ISBN 978-2-89507-903-3 (paperback), $32.95 CND, pp. 309.
Reviewed by Mary Lyons, RSM, JCD (Saint Paul University), PhD (University of Ottawa).
In the thirteen chapters of this book, Elizabeth M. Smyth, editor, has presented an impressive overview of a broad and important subject: the rise and growth of a variety of religious orders of women in Canada. The thirteen contributors, including Smyth herself, have given us a fascinating, albeit necessarily brief, glimpse into the amazing stories of those intrepid pioneers of education and health care in Canada and beyond, from as early as 1639.
In her Introduction, Smyth states that this collection of essays is a sample of research currently in progress on historical and contemporary Roman Catholic women religious in Canada. She highlights two challenges facing researchers in this field: access to archives and the dismissive attitude of some academics (p. 10). Inherent in these challenges is the danger that the contribution of women religious will be ignored and, therefore, never known or understood. She acknowledges that much work has been done by English and French scholars, but that a greater effort is needed to integrate women religious into mainstream Canadian history. She stresses the need for a comparative study of vowed women in the various faith traditions as well as a study of international congregations.
In Chapter 1, Sheila Andrew examines the contribution made by convent schools to the development of the French language in late nineteenth-century New Brunswick, at a time when the survival of the language was under threat because of urbanisation, geographical and social mobility all well as government policies, all of which favoured English as the lingua franca. Andrew's research into convent archives and school records indicates that women religious teachers played a large part in the promotion of bilingualism, as well as the development of French as the language of work, social life, and culture.
Elizabeth W. McGahan, in Chapter 2, traces the role played by the Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception, from the mid 1850s until 2002, in schools in St John, New Brunswick, in a context which was marked by sectarianism and fraught relationships between women religious and the male hierarchy.
In Chapter 3, Mary Olga McKenna, SC, deals with the Sisters of Charity of Halifax, a major congregation involved in all levels of the education system in Canada. From the 1970s the focus on formal education changed to stress education in the broadest sense. New and unmet challenges presented themselves in the form of immigrants, adult faith formation and advocacy on behalf of the marginalised, with particular emphasis on the preferential option for the economically poor, and with special emphasis on women.
Heidi MacDonald presents in Chapter 4 a case study of the Sisters of Charity of Halifax to highlight her belief that the large numbers of women entering religious life during the Great Depression of the 1930s was another aspect of the coming of age process of young women, rather than a choice motivated by economic exigency or the desire to seek refuge and security. Her study shows that, contrary to received opinion, the number of women entering religious congregations did not increase dramatically, but remained relatively constant during the Great Depression.
In Chapter 5, Rebecca Sullivan endeavours to demystify the perception of convents as sinister places. They had become targets for suspicion and lurid scandals in places like Montreal. The fact that some congregations had their origins in Europe left them open to the suspicion of bringing an antiquated culture to Canada. The large convents and the elaborate habits the sisters wore fuelled the imaginations of the biased and the curious, culminating in stories so outrageous and sensational that they beggared belief.
In Chapter 6, Tania Martin evokes a bygone, devotional age in her poetic description of the elaborate decorations that marked the paths of processions in the Motherhouse of the Grey Nuns of Montreal. Shrines, grottoes, gardens, statues, religious paintings, Saints' names on schools, dormitories, hospitals, featured widely. No expense was spared on the furnishings of chapels in an effort, one presumes, to make them more conducive to reflection and prayer.
In Chapter 7, Siobhan Nelson deals with the role played by the Sisters of Providence of Montreal, in providing health care in the American Pacific North West from 1858 to 1900 and in spearheading the professionalisation of nursing. Confident and competent, armed with pistols, sleeping under the stars, these intrepid women braved the wild terrain of a relatively untamed land to beg for money to fund their mission, and did so with admirable success.
Christine Lei, in Chapter 8, traces the growth of the Loretto Sisters as a congregation of educators in various parts of Ontario from 1847. Inevitably, as with so many other congregations, the Loretto Sisters' relationship with diocesan bishops in the context of the supervision of schools was fraught. Interesting statistics are provided concerning the ancestry of members of this congregation. The role of the lay sisters, whose contribution to the success of the mission, was incalculable, is also touched upon. This brief study serves to highlight the need for ongoing and extensive research into the nature of a Loretto education and how it differed from the education offered in other schools
In Chapter 9, writing with the benefit of an insider's perspective, and with access to archival sources and oral tradition, Veronica O'Reilly, CSJ, presents a fascinating account of the separation of the Sisters of St Joseph of Pembroke from the Sisters of St Joseph of Peterborough. The involvement, legitimate or otherwise, of diocesan bishops is raised. With regard to differences that arise in various records of this episode, O'Reilly raises the question of how records are often skewed according to the perspective of the recorder.
In Chapter 10, Elizabeth M. Smyth takes two teaching sisters, Sr Mary Lenore Carter, a Sister of Charity of Providence of Montreal and Sr Genevieve Williams, an Ursuline sister, as examples of two women who demonstrated two different types of educational leadership in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Canada. These women were far ahead of their time in their conviction of the value of a quality education, good health care and social service.
In Chapter 11, Ellen Leonard, CSJ, traces the involvement of religious women in theology between 1955 and 1980, including 1962 to 1965, the period of the Second Vatican Council. Before the Vatican Council, women religious were hamstrung by rules and regulations, most of which were monastic in origin, with every aspect of their lives directed by the 1917 Code of Canon Law. After the Vatican Council, women religious embraced the freedom to renewal and adaptation that Perfectae caritatis gave them.
Rosa Bruno-Jofré presents a very interesting essay in Chapter 12. She focuses on the leadership provided by three General Superiors who stewarded the Missionary Oblate Sisters through different phases and crises of a process of renewal from 1963 to 1989, with varying degrees of success. This study serves to highlight the profound and sincerely held motivations and understandings of religious life and mission that each General Superior brought to her office. It also provokes questions about conformity, about community, and about mission when we are dealing with the infinite variety of personalities that constitute a religious congregation.
In Chapter 13, Jacqueline Gresko examines the emergence of the Sisters of Saint Ann in British Columbia alongside the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, their male counterparts. Gresko contends that the history of missionary endeavours in British Columbia is a gendered story in which the women religious were virtually on the fringe, and subordinate to the male congregations, irrespective of the fact that both were involved in basically the same work albeit with a different focus. This essay raises serious questions that resonate with many women religious throughout the world.
Elizabeth M Smyth has assembled a fascinating collection of essays that open the door to historical treasures that need to be researched so that the contribution made by women religious in Canada will not be buried in the mists of time and lost forever to posterity. Endnotes after each chapter and a good index add to the value of this very interesting and important study.


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Q: UWP Change text inside a listview in XAML using binded boolean property I have a listview with a grid and elements inside. One is a textblock and I want to show a Segoe MDL2 icon if binded property is true, or another if it's false (named MListEntryControl). All examples I have read are for pre-UWP or didn't understand well how visualstatetriggers can be of use for this especific need. Thank you.
<ListView x:Name="MovementsList" Grid.Row="3" Grid.ColumnSpan="3" Margin="0,12,0,0" IsItemClickEnabled="False" SelectionMode="None" MinHeight="40">
                            <ListView.ItemTemplate>
                                <DataTemplate>
                                    <Grid VerticalAlignment="Center">
                                        <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
                                            <ColumnDefinition Width="*"></ColumnDefinition>
                                            <ColumnDefinition Width="*"></ColumnDefinition>
                                            <ColumnDefinition Width="*"></ColumnDefinition>
                                            <ColumnDefinition Width="*"></ColumnDefinition>
                                            <ColumnDefinition Width="auto"></ColumnDefinition>
                                        </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
                                        <TextBlock Name="MListProvider" Text="{Binding Company.Name}" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" Margin="0,0,12,0" ></TextBlock>
                                        <TextBlock Name="MListProduct" Text="{Binding Product.Name}" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" Margin="0,0,12,0" Grid.Column="1"></TextBlock>
                                        <TextBlock Name="MListTemp" Text="{Binding Temperature}" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" Margin="0,0,12,0" Grid.Column="2"></TextBlock>
                                        <TextBlock x:Name="MListEntryControl" Grid.Column="3"  FontFamily="Segoe MDL2 Assets" FontSize="22" Text=""></TextBlock>
                                        <Button Click="DeleteMovement_Click" Tag="{Binding MovementId}" Grid.Column="4" HorizontalAlignment="Center">
                                            <TextBlock Text="" FontFamily="Segoe MDL2 Assets" FontSize="22"></TextBlock>
                                        </Button>
                                    </Grid>
                                </DataTemplate>
                            </ListView.ItemTemplate>
                            <ListView.ItemContainerStyle>
                                <Style TargetType="ListViewItem">
                                    <Setter Property="HorizontalContentAlignment" Value="Stretch" />
                                    <Setter Property="Background" Value="#E0E4CC"/>
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UWP Change text inside a listview in XAML using binded boolean property

For your scenario, I think the DataTrigger of  XamlBehaviors package is suite for you and may be easier. When the binding data updated can trigger a ChangePropertyAction. You can reference the DataTrigger sample here.
For example, if the boolean property named "trueorfalse", code sample as follows:
<TextBlock
   x:Name="MListEntryControl"
   Grid.Column="3"
   FontSize="22"
   Text="">
   <Interactivity:Interaction.Behaviors>
                            <Interactions:DataTriggerBehavior
                                Binding="{Binding trueorfalse}"
                               Value="true"  ComparisonCondition="Equal">
                                <Interactions:ChangePropertyAction
                                    PropertyName="FontFamily"
                                    TargetObject="{Binding ElementName=MListEntryControl}"
                                    Value="Segoe MDL2 Assets" />
                            </Interactions:DataTriggerBehavior>
                            <Interactions:DataTriggerBehavior
                                Binding="{Binding trueorfalse}"
                               Value="false"  ComparisonCondition="Equal">
                                <Interactions:ChangePropertyAction
                                    PropertyName="FontFamily"
                                    TargetObject="{Binding ElementName=MListEntryControl}"
                                    Value="Yu Gothic UI" />
                            </Interactions:DataTriggerBehavior>
                        </Interactivity:Interaction.Behaviors>
</TextBlock>

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Q: GA4 Measurement Protocol does not display user data (location, screen_resolution, language, etc.) When I use the GA4 Measurement Protocol directly through HTTPS requests without Firebase or gtag.js, Google Analytics does not show any user-info such as screen resolution, location, language, etc., which I try to pass with user_properties or events. Maybe I'm using the wrong tags or the wrong place to pass these variables?
I've tried to use sr/screen_resolution, ul/location/country/geoid, language/lg, ...
How to pass these variables and in which format manually? Firebase and gtag collect them automatically, but since I do not use them (and do not advise to use them), I wonder how to do that in the right way.
I also tried to register these properties with custom definitions, but that did not help.

A: The measurement protocol for ga4 is extremely limited it will not let you send all of the reserved events sent by firebase, google tag Manager or any other the other google created systems.
You can send location asdocated with an item but thats about it
send event
items": [
      {
        "item_id": "SKU_12345",
        "item_name": "Stan and Friends Tee",
        "affiliation": "Google Merchandise Store",
        "coupon": "SUMMER_FUN",
        "currency": "USD",
        "discount": 2.22,
        "index": 0,
        "item_brand": "Google",
        "item_category": "Apparel",
        "item_category2": "Adult",
        "item_category3": "Shirts",
        "item_category4": "Crew",
        "item_category5": "Short sleeve",
        "item_list_id": "related_products",
        "item_list_name": "Related Products",
        "item_variant": "green",
        "location_id": "ChIJIQBpAG2ahYAR_6128GcTUEo",
        "price": 9.99,
        "quantity": 1

Things like screen resolution, language.. can not be sent directly through the measurement protocol they are automatically sent when you use the supplied sdks.    From my understanding from the team (I have been asking since it was released)  there are no plans to allow the measurement protocol to be able to send all the the standard reserved intermal event data.


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The Parliament of Ceylon was the legislative body of British Ceylon & Dominion of Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) established in 1947 by the Soulbury Constitution, prior to independence on 4 February 1948. Parliament replaced the State Council of Ceylon.

Parliament was based on the Westminster model with an upper house, the Senate, whose members were indirectly elected or appointed, and a lower house, the House of Representatives, whose members were directly elected or appointed. The House of Representatives consisted of 101 members, of whom 95 were elected and six appointed by the Governor-General (increased to 157 in 1960, 151 elected and six appointed). The Senate consisted of 30 Members, of whom 15 were elected by the House of Representatives and 15 appointed by the Governor-General.

The Senate was abolished on 2 October 1971 by the eighth amendment to the Soulbury Constitution. The new Republican Constitution of Sri Lanka, adopted on 22 May 1972, replaced the House of Representatives (and Parliament) with the unicameral National State Assembly. The members elected in 1970, continued to hold their seats in the new National State Assembly. The ruling coalition decided early with its majority in parliament that the legislative term after adoption of the new constitution was extended by two years so that the National State Assembly had five years until 1977 when the first general elections under the new constitution were held.

See also
 Legislative Council of Ceylon
 Parliament of Sri Lanka
 State Council of Ceylon

References

External links
Parliamentary of Sri Lanka

1947 establishments in Ceylon
1972 disestablishments in Sri Lanka
Government of Sri Lanka
Ceylon

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In early September, I wrote about Robert Morin, the former librarian at the University of New Hampshire, who left $4 million to the school upon his passing.
While not as audacious as, say, Rutgers University's plans for a new $100 million athletic center or a recent $5 million dollar gift to Notre Dame's marching band program, the scoreboard component of Morin's non-academic gift has rubbed some folks the wrong way, including the governor of New Hampshire. Maggie Hassan recently said "there were more appropriate uses" for the $1 million, "such as a new science building or holding down tuition costs."
Indeed, Morin's well-intentioned gift speaks to the encroaching influence of effective altruism in the higher ed space. Generally relegated to the arts sphere—e.g., How can David Geffen give $100 million to the Museum of Modern Art when people are starving?—the concept is nimble and transferable to all facets of modern philanthropy. And as tuition rates continue to skyrocket, higher education is the new effective altruism battleground.
Beyond the New Hampshire hullabaloo, consider a story from Southern California.
Extending a remarkable philanthropic run for the University of Southern California, which recently netted $60 million from alumni and pioneering social worker Suzanne Dworak-Peckand and a $15 million pledge in June from trustee David C. Bohnett to endow and name a residential college at USC Village, the school announced an endowment gift of $6 million from real estate investor Amy King Dundon-Berchtold for the USC University Club at King Stoops Hall. In recognition of the gift, the club will be renamed the USC Amy King Dundon-Berchtold University Club at King Stoops Hall.
The gift continues her family's decades-long support of USC. Over the years, the family has funded student scholarships, the education library and an endowed chair for the dean of the USC Rossier School of Education. According to the USC press release, personal health challenges and an unexpected second chance at love prompted her to give back to the university that meant so much to her mother, EdD '66, and herself.
"I had a wake-up call," she said, "that it was time to give back and disperse some of what I have accumulated over the years."
Which brings me to the inanimate recipient of Dundon-Berchtold's gift, the USC University Club at King Stoops Hall. The University Club is a members-only club and restaurant on USC's University Park Campus. According to the school, it serves as an "important campus venue that promotes intellectual, cultural and social interaction among USC faculty and staff."
Detractors might argue, "Six million dollars for a private club?" And indeed, given the logic of effective altruism, they'd have a point. On a purely objective plane of reasoning, there are better uses for that money.
...currently serves as a "home away from home" for Dundon-Berchtold and her husband, where they enjoy seeing her family's photos, books and memorabilia adorning the walls and bookshelves and sharing these mementos with the club's visitors. A donation from her mother and stepfather endowed the building in 1983, and it was renamed King Stoops Hall in their honor.
In short, she's earned the right to cut the check.
Secondly, regarding the dreaded football scoreboard, be wary of individuals making hay out of a gift that, in the big scheme of things, is practically meaningless. Our higher education system is plagued by out-of-control tuition costs. Federal aid continues to flow and universities lack the financial incentive to control tuition due to this guaranteed income. All the while, loan officers continue laughing all the way to the bank.
And as for the kids, many of whom blindly sign a student loan agreement as doe-eyed 17-year olds? Well, they're shackled to debt for the rest of their lives. Would a measly $1 million from Morin effectively and meaningfully "hold down tuition costs" at the University of New Hampshire? Of course not.
Complaining about $1 million for a scoreboard is a straw man that fails to address the root causes of the crisis. Detractors' frustrations should instead be directed towards the two types of individuals who are in a position to make the most impact. One, alumni donors who, rather than funding scholarships that kick the can down the road, might ponder ways to hold schools accountable for freezing or reducing tuition, and two, federal politicians who write the laws and their brethren at the state level who actually, y'know, control the university system.


We had a great turn out today at our Cleveland Connections Networking Luncheon. We shared of our up-coming events and things that are going on in our businesses. Thank you Pueblo Viejo for allowing us to meet in the blue room and the amzaing 5 star service and food, you are always so accomidating! Thank you to everyone who attended and continue to come and support the Chamber and the community.


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définition - Made_It_Back
Made It Back
"Made It Back"
Single by Beverley Knight
featuring Redman
from the album Prodigal Sista
Knight, Drakes, Shorten, Noble
Beverley Knight chronology
"Cast All Your Cares"
(1996) "Made It Back"
(1998) "Rewind (Find a Way)"
"Made It Back" is a song by Beverley Knight, released as the first single from her second studio album, Prodigal Sista. It was also the first single Knight released on EMI controlled Parlophone Records after she signed a four album deal with the label in 1997 after disagreements with her previous label, Dome Records. The release instantly proved that Knight had made the right decision after it entered the UK Singles Chart at #21 - her highest charting single up to that point. Featuring US rap star Redman, the song was nominated for Best Single at the 1998 MOBO Awards in London, which Knight lost out on to Another Level's "Freak Me". However, Knight went on to win Best R&B Act.
1 Track list
3 Charts
4 Personnel
5 Made It Back 99
"Made It Back" (featuring Redman)
"Made It Back" (C Swing Mix)
"Made It Back" (Brooklyn Funk Club Mix)
"Made It Back" (Without Rap)
The single also included an enhanced section featuring the video for Made It Back.
The video for "Made It Back" was filmed in New York City and sees Knight walking through deserted streets. The deserted streets depict the lyrics "I made it back, from a place called nowhere". This version was directed by Matt Broadley.
Peak Position
UK Singles Chart 21
Written by Knight, Drakes, Shorten, Noble
Lyrics written by Beverley Knight
Melody created by Beverley Knight
Produced by Dodge
All vocals performed and arranged by Beverley Knight
Additional vocals provided by Redman
Recorded at Inside Sound Studio, Roundhouse Recording Studios and Mirror Image West NYC Studios
Engineered by Sheridan Tongue, Tommy Uzzo and Jon P.
Mixed by Dodge and Jon P.
"Made It Back 99"
CD single, Cassette, 12" vinyl
R&B / Pop
Mike Spencer
"Sista Sista"
(1998) "Made It Back 99"
(1999) "Greatest Day"
Music sample
Made It Back '99 (TNT Good Times No Rap)
Alternative cover
UK CD: 2 single cover
Made It Back 99
"Made It Back 99" is a remixed version of the first single from the Beverley Knight's second studio album, Prodigal Sista. The song, released in April 1999, was the first to be taken from a re-packaged version of the album. Made It Back 99 contained the same lyrics and vocals of the original release, but instead featured a more funk/R&B induced production provided by TNT and Mike Spencer, who introduced a sample of Chic's "So Fine" into the song. The single became Knight's first top 20 single in the United Kingdom when it peaked at #19 upon its release. It was supported by a re-released version of Prodigal Sista, which contained the single and two other remixes. A second promotional video was also created, but like the original, did not feature Redman.
"Made It Back '99" (featuring Redman) (TNT Good Times Mix)
"Think"
"Flavour of the Old School"
"Made It Back '99" (Featuring Redman & Specialist) (TNT Good Times 12" Mix)
"Made It Back '99" (TNT Good Times 7" Mix - video version, without rap)
"Made It Back '99" (Booker T Night Time Dub)
"Made It Back" (featuring Redman) (Original Album Version)
The video for "Made It Back 99" was filmed in an underground club, seemingly in a deserted warehouse with lots of extras dancing, creating a party atmosphere. This version was shot by Jake Nava.
Produced by TNT and Mike Spencer
Recorded at Inside Sound Studio, Roundhouse Studios and Mirror Image West NYC Studios
"Made It Back 99" contains a sample of "So Fine", performed by Chic and written by Edwards & Rodgers (1981)
Beverley Knight discography
Beverley Knight
The B-Funk
Prodigal Sista
Music City Soul
Soul UK
Voice - The Best of Beverley Knight
100% - The Remixes
Soul UK - The Remixes
The Collection 1995-2007
Love Soul: Soul UK Live EP
"Down for the One"
"Moving On Up (On the Right Side)"
"Mutual Feeling"
"Rewind (Find a Way)"
"Greatest Day"
"Get Up!"
"Shoulda Woulda Coulda"
"Shape Of You (Reshaped)"
"Come As You Are"
"Not Too Late for Love"
"Keep This Fire Burning"
"Piece of My Heart"
"No Man's Land"
"After You"
"The Queen of Starting Over"
"Every Step"
"Beautiful Night"
"In Your Shoes"
"Soul Survivor"
"Mama Used to Say"
"Cuddly Toy"
"One More Try"
"Round and Around"
Who I Am Tour
Affirmation Tour
Voice - The Best of Tour
Ultimate Tour 2006
Music City Soul Tour
100% Tour
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Made_It_Back&oldid=450612577"
Beverley Knight songs
Parlophone singles
Redman songs
Music videos directed by Jake Nava
Songs written by Beverley Knight
Toutes les traductions de Made_It_Back
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Your question: Does Duke Energy burn coal?
What type of fuel does Duke Energy Use?
Do we burn coal for electricity?
How many coal-fired power plants does Duke Energy have?
What states burn coal for electricity?
Is Duke Energy closing coal plants?
What is wrong with Duke Energy?
Does the US still burn coal?
Who still uses coal?
How does coal give us energy?
What was coal made from?
How efficient is coal as an energy source?
Is Duke Energy investor owned?
Duke Energy has used coal to produce energy in the Carolinas since 1911. The first coal-fired plants in Greensboro, N.C., and Greenville, S.C., originally only supplemented the company's use of hydroelectricity.
Oil and Gas Electricity
Duke Energy operates a system of generating plants fueled by oil or natural gas to supplement the power supply during peak times.
Coal is used primarily in the United States to generate electricity. In fact, it is burned in power plants to produce more than half of the electricity we use. A stove uses about half a ton of coal a year.
Duke Energy owns the Crystal River Energy Complex in rural Citrus County, Florida which includes the now-closed Crystal River 3 Nuclear Power Plant and four fossil-fuel power stations using coal.
The five largest coal-producing states with production in million short tons and their percentage shares of total U.S. coal production in 2020 were:
Wyoming—218.6—40.8%
West Virginia—67.2—12.6%
Pennsylvania—36.3—6.8%
Illinois—31.6—5.9%
North Dakota—26.4—4.9%
IT\'S FUNNING: What are non conductors of heat and electricity?
Duke Energy is closing all ash basins across our system, and we've made tremendous progress to accomplish this important work. … As announced in January 2020, Duke Energy, state regulators and community groups agreed to a plan to permanently close the company's remaining nine coal ash basins in North Carolina.
Duke builds harmful gas plants and pipelines to make money, not to meet legitimate energy needs. … 11 Duke also has the unique dishonor of paying the largest federal criminal fine in North Carolina history — $102 million — for releasing coal ash into the Dan River in 2014.
Although coal use was once common in the industrial, transportation, residential, and commercial sectors, today the main use of coal in the United States is to generate electricity. The electric power sector has accounted for the majority of U.S. coal consumption since 1961.
In total 19 of the 80 countries operating coal-fired power plants have already set a date for their total closure.
Coal is primarily used as fuel to generate electric power in the United States. … The heat produced by the combustion of the coal is used to convert water into high-pressure steam, which drives a turbine, which produces electricity.
Coal is mostly carbon with variable amounts of other elements, chiefly hydrogen, sulfur, oxygen, and nitrogen. Coal is formed when dead plant matter decays into peat and is converted into coal by the heat and pressure of deep burial over millions of years.
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Yet even the most efficient coal-fired power plants only operate at around 44% efficiency, meaning that 56% of the energy content of the coal is lost. These plants emit 15 times more carbon dioxide than renewable energy systems and twice as much CO2 as gas-fired power plants.
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By David Turner, Senior Director, EMEA at Oracle NetSuite
The UK has a world-class entrepreneurial community and spirit that has seen the successful nurturing of a great many start-ups despite a complex array of economic, political and social uncertainties over the past decade. We've seen start-ups flourish and disrupt almost every industry and some have evolved into household names at home and abroad.
The future of our economy is reliant on the ability for the nation's start-ups to grow and by doing so employ more people and bring in more money. The transition from start-up to scale-up is a critical stage in the lifecycle of a company and Deloitte's recent UK Tech Fast 50 found that the successful pursuit of growth was a core characteristic amongst nearly all of its winners.
Moving onto the growth and scale phase brings fresh challenges. Ultimately, it is about proving a business can grow in an aggressive yet sustainable manner. This means dividing time between a whole new range of demands from recruiting and retaining the right skills, accommodating an expanding workforce and managing increasing levels of revenue to dealing with increased competition and servicing a growing customer base.
What will quickly become apparent as businesses grow is that the spreadsheets, manual processes and basic software that were used to manage finances, customer relationships, inventory and the supply chain process or services operations in the early days will no longer be effective and cannot grow with the business. As the complexity of the business increases, it is wise to take stock of existing systems and processes and invest in platforms and technology that can serve the business as it grows and matures.
Deliveroo, the 2017 UK Tech Fast 50 winner, is one such example of a business that put the need to be efficient and agile at the centre of its growth plans. After launching in 2012 and proving and refining its home food delivery concept in London, Deliveroo quickly expanded to other cities and new countries. As this happened it was confronted with the need for new ways to meet rapid deployment, growing workforce and financial challenges.
Deliveroo quickly realised that by putting in a more flexible, cloud-based business structure that streamlined its processes it could scale even faster and respond more quickly to changing market dynamics and customer needs. The approach worked and today Deliveroo has achieved a staggering average growth rate of over 100,000% over the last four years and now operates in 150 cities, with over 27,000 staff and self-employed couriers.
The complex nature of managing growth is felt by every type of business, not just the technology sector. When high-end cosmetics company Charlotte Tilbury was faced with explosive global growth following its launch in 2015, it looked to find a new way to manage mission-critical business operations. As new entities came on board, the company found it needed a way to look at financial consolidation, order management, inventory management, customer relationship management (CRM), multi-currency, multi-language, and multi-country tax compliance. It found it was easier to manage this from within one single business management system which gave the company the scalability, flexibility and agility it needed to achieve business efficiency and support its aggressive expansion plans.
The future of the UK's SME community is bright and thriving. If your business is ready to scale it is imperative to heed the lessons from success stories such as Deliveroo and Charlotte Tilbury. Make the investment in the right management systems that will make you agile and nimble and support the sustainable growth required to reach the business's potential.
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On Saturday afternoon our Choristers sang for the switching on of the Reigate Christmas lights and they really did us proud. Well done to all those involved. The Choristers have also sung for Towers Watson at their annual service this week and then at the prestigious Cutler's Dinner on Wednesday evening. They have had an extremely busy few days and we are not even into the Christmas Carol Services yet, so spare a thought for this wonderful group.
Wednesday morning was an absolute treat when the Early Years and then Years 1 and 2 performed their Christmas Concerts. It was not just their singing which was magnificent, but so was their acting and the delivery of their lines and they brought a very big smile to the faces of everyone who attended. As ever our thanks go to the dedicated team of staff for preparing them to such a high standard. Tonight we are looking forward to our Upper School Concert and tomorrow afternoon our inter-House General Knowledge Quiz takes place so there is excitement to the very last hour of the week.
We are proud to have received our Scholastic Reading Charter certificate. This is awarded to schools that actively support reading for pleasure and have this at the heart of their literacy programme.
We are grateful to Mrs. Pangalos and Mrs. Freeman who have worked very hard to develop the range of books in the school Library over the last two years and it is great that this has been recognised by a national organisation.
On Tuesday evening Mr. Hollands took a team of children, staff and parents to sing carols at Eversfield Care Home. Then on Wednesday morning our Lego League team set off for Kent University to compete once again in the annual Lego Robotics competition. Mr. Williams said that they were wonderful ambassadors for the school and did really well. Alas this year they did not come away with any trophies but they more than held their own with the majority of teams having significantly older pupils than we did. Our congratulations go to the Team and thanks to Mr. Williams for all the hard work they put into this highly impressive technical challenge.
I hope that those of you who are able to, will join us for our Lower School Carol Service at 9.45 am on Tuesday, 15 December and for our Upper School Carol Service at 11.15 am on Wednesday 16 December. Unfortunately, we do not have any additional parking so please park and stride. Please note that term ends for our Lower School at 12noon on Wednesday, 16 December and for the Upper School at 12.30 pm.
May I take this opportunity to wish you all a very happy Christmas and hope you are able to spend some quality time with your children in amongst the busyness of the season.


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Portishead Radio (callsign GKA) was a radio station in England that provided worldwide maritime communications and long-range aeronautical communications from 1928 until 2000. It was the world's largest and busiest long-distance HF maritime radio station. In 1974, the station employed 154 radio operators who handled over 20 million words per year. It was originally operated by the General Post Office (GPO), then the Post Office (1969–1981) and subsequently by British Telecom, which was privatised in 1984.

1920–1939
The UK's long-range maritime service commenced from a site at Morgan's Hill, Devizes, Wiltshire, in 1920. In 1925, a remote receiving centre at Highbridge, near Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, was opened, and in 1928 a transmitting station was opened at Portishead, from which the name 'Portishead Radio'  was derived.

The main transmitting station, which was remotely operated from the Highbridge site, originally consisted of a large array of radio masts at nearby Portishead Downs. High-power transmitters for the maritime service were operated from a site at Hillmorton, Rugby. By 1936, the station had a staff of 60 radio officers who handled over 3 million words of radio traffic per year.

World War II
The station played a vital role during World War II in maintaining communications with the British merchant navy and with patrol aircraft in the North Atlantic. During the war, all communications with ships were one-way in order to avoid revealing the ships' locations to the enemy. The station was short-staffed because many staff were on secondments to various government services, such as operating other radio stations and training new radio officers to work in naval convoys. In 1943, the workload was so great that Royal Navy officers and 18 telegraphists were brought in from (amongst others) HMS Flowerdown, a Naval Shore Wireless Service station near Winchester.

Expansion: 1946–1985
In 1948, the station was expanded again, adding two operating rooms with 32 new radio operator positions, a broadcasting and landline room, and a file of ship and aircraft positions plotted using magnetic indicators on a 36 by 16 ft steel map of the world. Other maps covered the North Atlantic and Western European areas.

During the 1950s and 1960s there was a steady increase in traffic levels, and the telex-over-radio (TOR) system started operations. By 1965, the station employed 86 radio officers who handled over 11 million words of traffic per year, communicating with on average over 1,000 ships per day.

HM Queen Elizabeth II visited the station in 1958.

By 1974, traffic levels reached over 20 million words per year, handled by 154 radio officers. The rise in traffic was driven by demand from the oil market, the deep-water fishing industry, and the leisure boating market.

Competition from satellite communications, which began in the 1980s, initially had little effect on the station's business, which continued to expand. Following the division of the Post Office in 1981, the station was operated by British Telecommunications. In 1983, a new control centre was opened, adding new radiotelephone and radiotelegraphy consoles, and an automatic radiotelex facility.

In addition to maritime and aeronautical radio service, the station provided communications facilities for fixed stations worldwide such as relief agencies, emergency and disaster relief companies, and industries where reliable landline communications were poor or non-existent. This was known as the 'Gateway' service and operated from the early 1980s until closure.

Decline: 1985–2000
By the end of the 1980s, satellite communications had started to take an increasingly large share of the station's business, and a program of severe rationalisation was started, leading to the closure of two transmitting sites at Leafield and Ongar. The transmitting site at Portishead closed on 31 December 1978, followed by the site at Dorchester in 1979.

In the station's penultimate year to March 1999, there were on average per month 571 radio telegrams, 533 radio telephone calls, and 4,001 radio telex calls.

Closure and redevelopment of the site
In 1998, British Telecom Maritime Radio Services announced the planned closure of Portishead Radio. The long-range services (HF bands 3–30 MHz) were planned to cease at 12:00 GMT on 30 April 2000. The short-range VHF maritime band (156–174 MHz) services were scheduled to close at the same time, and the medium-range services (MF maritime band 1.6–3.0 MHz) services at 12:00 on 30 June. The station formally closed at 1200 UTC on 30 April 2000.
In September 2004, Sedgemoor District Council adopted a local development plan that proposed the site of Portishead Radio for future housing development. In October 2007, planning permission for a development of 190 houses and flats on the site was granted, and shortly afterwards the radio station buildings were demolished.

In 2007, the buildings at the Highbridge site were demolished to make way for the Mulholland Park housing estate, named after former station manager Don Mulholland and his father Robert, who also worked at the station.

Commemoration
Around 2015, a sculpture by Rick Kirby of five female figures holding hands, titled 'Arc of Angels', was installed close to the Portishead transmitting site to commemorate the five radio towers and their role.

In 2020, planned celebrations commemorating the 100th anniversary of the long-range maritime service were put on hold due to COVID-19. However, a book on the history of the service was published titled Portishead Radio – A Friendly Voice on Many a Dark Night, and a special amateur radio station GB100GKU was activated, making over 2,500 contacts from 69 countries.

See also
Global Maritime Distress Safety System

References

External links
Portishead Radio official website
Coast Radio Stations of the World website
Image of 'Arc of Angels' sculpture at Geograph

British Telecom buildings and structures
History of radio
Radio stations established in 1928
Portishead, Somerset
International telecommunications
Defunct radio stations in the United Kingdom
Radio stations in Somerset
Transatlantic telecommunications


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SK3616 : Church of St Helen, Ashby-de-la-Zouch
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View from the east.
The window in the north chancel chapel is unusual with its row of blank panels part way up. The chapel has an intermediate floor providing a room for a priest on the upper floor.
Listed Buildings and Structures
Listed buildings and structures are officially designated as being of special architectural, historical or cultural significance. There are over half a million listed structures in the United Kingdom, covered by around 375,000 listings.
Listed status is more commonly associated with buildings or groups of buildings, however it can cover many other structures, including bridges, headstones, steps, ponds, monuments, walls, phone boxes, wrecks, parks, and heritage sites, and in more recent times a road crossing (Abbey Road) and graffiti art (Banksy 'Spy-booth') have been included.
In England and Wales there are three main listing designations;
Grade I (2.5%) - exceptional interest, sometimes considered to be internationally important.
Grade II* (5.5%) - particularly important buildings of more than special interest.
Grade II (92%) - nationally important and of special interest.
There are also locally listed structures (at the discretion of local authorities) using A, B and C designations.
In Scotland three classifications are also used but the criteria are different. There are around 47,500 Listed buildings.
Category A (8%)- generally equivalent to Grade I and II* in England and Wales
Category B (51%)- this appears generally to cover the ground of Grade II, recognising national importance.
Category C (41%)- buildings of local importance, probably with some overlap with English Grade II.
In Northern Ireland the criteria are similar to Scotland, but the classifications are:
Grade A (2.3%)
Grade B+ (4.7%)
Grade B (93%)
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