Akshardham temple is located at the banks of river Yamuna. It was opened on 6th November, 2005, by the 11th president of India Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam. It takes around 5-6 years for its, completion. The different style of architecture is used for making this temple, i.e. Maharishi Vastu Architecture. There is the stunning view of this temple. In this temple there are many activities, which will tell you about how to stay positive in your life. Inside it there is the theater, musical fountains, special type of boating, which will tell you about the culture and tradition of India. Don't miss this place of 'Delhi tourism', otherwise you will surely regret in the future. The pink sandstone, from which this temple is made, is specially came from Rajasthan. You will get to know about the Indian style of architecture. Not even a single concrete piece is used in the structuring of this temple, as it is balancing on the various architectural elements. It will give you the unforgettable memories for your life.
Bangla Sahib Gurudwara was built in 1783, by Sikh general Sardar Bhagel Singh. It is located in Connaught Place, New Delhi. This shrine is having the large kitchen, a holy pond, art gallery and many other things. It is also known as Jaisinghpura Palace. Whenever you are travelling in this shrine, keep your head covered with many cloth. There is the charitable hospital also available. It is the beautiful 'places to visit in Delhi'. The top of the shrine is made with the golden plates. The carvings are beautifully done and on the walls various types of architecture can be seen. There is the holy pond in which various fishes are there.
India Gate is formerly a war memorial. It is located in Rajpath, New Delhi. This is the largest war memorial of India. The architecture and the designing of India Gate is done by Edwin Lutyens. He was the chief architecture of Delhi. On the walls of India Gate, the names of Indian soldiers are engraved, who are died in World War I. Amar Jyoti, burns day and night, for that soldiers. Around it there is the lush green parks, where you can spend your whole day. It is one of the best historical places of India. You can buy small toys for children, as there are many hawkers. The flag of Republic Day, is hosted on India Gate. It is one of the famous picnic spot. This monument had taken ten years for its completion, as it is completed on 12th February, 1931. It is one of the famous 'places to visit in India'. You can also go for the bicycle tour on Rajpath, this road is also known as King's Road. There you can also try the street food of Delhi.
Red fort is one of the famous historical sites of India and also it is listed under UNSECO heritage site. The architectural work of this fort was done by Ustad Ahmed and Ustad Hamid. It is made in the area of around 256 acres and in the shape of Octagon. Red Fort is the beautiful 'historical places to visit in Delhi'. For the Mughal dynasty is was main home for them, for 200 years. The world's largest diamond, Kohinoor was the part of this fort, as it was kept here for many years. It was made by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. He was the fifth Mughal Emperor. On the Independence Day of India, the flag is hosted on Red Fort every year. It is also known as LaL Quila by local people. There are many things to see inside the Red Fort like Naubat Khana, Mumtaz Mahal, Hira Mahal, Princess Quarter, Lahori Gate, Diwan-i-Aam, Rang Mahal, Khas Mahal etc. If you like to see the historical places, then don't miss it.
Lotus Temple is situated in Delhi. It is the worshiping place for Baha'i. This temple was completed on 1986. Baha'i faith is the monotheistic religion, which mainly highlights the religious unity of humankind. This is made in the shape of flower, as the petals are beautifully designed. This temple is made of pure white marble. Fariborz Sahba, had made this temple and have spent around 10 years for its completion. He had won many international awards, for its excellent piece of work. The style of architecture which is used here is known as Expressionist. There you will get to see the 27 standing petals. This temple is made in the area of around 26 acres. It is one of the masterpieces of 20th century. It is one of the most liked places to visit in Delhi. Lotus Temple is the sixth Baha'i place of worship in the world. There are 9 pools all around this temple.
Jantar Mantar is situated in Connaught Place, New Delhi. It was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II, in 1724. It is in the shape of astronomical observatory. The instruments available here, tells the exact or accurate results, but now it is not working because of the large buildings around. Jantar Mantar is the historical 'places to visit in Delhi'. There are some of the instruments like Ram Yantra, Samrat Yantra, Agra Yantra, Misra Yantra, Dakshinottarabhitti Yantra and Jai Prakash Yantra. There is the sun dial which calculates the time accurately. This observatory is also used for seeing the positioning of planets. It is best places to visit in Delhi, especially for those people who love horoscopes, can come here and also explore themselves.
Qutub Minar is located in Mehrauli, New Delhi. It was founded by Qutb al-Din Aibak in the 12th century. He was just the founder of it but it was completed in 14th century by other 2 kings. It is the UNESCO heritage site. The height of Qutub Minar is 240 meters. One of the historical places of Delhi. It is the tallest minaret, of the world. If you want to reach at the top of this minaret, then you have to cross 379 stairs. There is the iron pillar inside it, which is not rusted from the last 2 centuries. It is the best 'Delhi points of interest'. Some of the other historical monuments are also there in its surrounding like Qutb complex, mosque, etc. The style of architecture which is used here is Iranian. The carvings of the wall are beautifully made. Don't forget to write Qutub Minar in the list of places to visit in Delhi.
Purana Qila is located on the Mathura road, New Delhi. It was founded by Mughal king Shah Suri, 1538. After Shah Suri, this fort was then also incompleted, after that it was completed by Islam Shah. It is the oldest fort of Delhi. Many excavations are taken by the Archeological survey of India. There are three gates of this fort known as Bara Darwaza, Humayun Darwaza and Talaqi Darwaza. Inside this fort there are other things to see Qila-i-Kuhna Mosque, Sher Mandal etc. In the evening you can get to see the light show there. Boating is also available there. Adjacent to it there is the National Zoological Park. It is an important tourist places to visit in Delhi. You can also enjoy the food of Delhi here, as every dish is available, whether non vegetarian or vegetarian, spicy or sweet, everything is available.
Humayun's Tomb was designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyath. It was made in 1562 CE. In this single complex there are many tombs. The architecture which is used in making this tomb is Persian style of architecture. The people who like to see architecture styles, it is best places to visit in Delhi for that. It was first garden on Indian Subcontinent. Many architectural things are taken from Taj Mahal, as it is somehow inspired by it. This tomb is the beautiful combination of red and white stone. It is one of the UNESCO heritage site. It was made by Hamida Banu Begum, she was was the wife of Mughal emperor Humayun. It is also a sign of love from the wife to husband. Humayun's Tomb is the beautiful sign, to see the architecture excellence of Mughals. It was the introduced as the first quarterly based garden concept, in the Mughal style of architecture. It the beautiful historical place in Delhi.
Rashtrapati Bhavan is also known as Presidential Residence or Presidential Palace. In this bhavan there are around 340 rooms, some guests, some office use and for many other purpose. It is the second largest palace in the world after Quirinal Palace, which is in Rome, Italy. It is the remarkable places to visit in Delhi. It had taken around 17 years for its completion and finally was completed on 1929. It is covering the area of around 330 acres. It is also known as Viceroy's house, before independence. Every year in the month of February and March Udyanotsav, is celebrated in the Mughal Garden. It is the flower festival, where you can see many different species of flowers. There are many stunning things inside this palace like Gift museum, Banquet hall, Ashoka hall, marble hall and many other things. 'Delhi Tourism' is incomplete without this place.
All places to visit in Delhi are remarkable on their part, don't miss any spot, if you really want to see Delhi.


Recently the Jacaranda trees in my Sydney neighbourhood began to bloom. These beautiful purple blossoms have always triggered a mix of excitement and dread, as during my years in Melbourne their arrival usually heralded Christmas. While these trees flower earlier here, it's a reminder that the festive season draws closer. The final three months of the year always seem to gallop.
This year I'm hoping the skills I've gained through October's Mindfulness Summit will quell my seasonal panic, through practicing greater awareness of being present and cultivating curiosity.
The Summit goes through the whole of October with experts from around the world sharing their definition of mindfulness and a particular aspect of the practice. Dr Susan Albers discussed eating with intention and you can find her top 5 tips for mindful eating in this recent article. If you missed her talk at the Mindfulness Summit – you can buy the whole season by donation.
What I love about spring (other than discovering banana trees in fruit in the back lanes of Sydney!) is reacquainting myself with salads. If you think salads are boring, or are looking for some new tricks, check out these ideas to make spring salads satisfying.
If you're a naturopath you might be interested to know that I was recently commissioned to write some articles on professional supervision. If you're an Integria customer you can access them by logging onto the MyIntegria community. The first two are on self-auditing skills to better understand your clinical and business strengths and weaknesses.
Speaking of professional supervision, it's been a huge year for me. I've run a number of teleseminars, set up a Facebook group and continue to support practitioners with individual coaching. If you're interested in finding out more, check out my professional supervision page.
Some readers have noticed that Health Q&A Monday is on a break. A downside of living in the Inner City is there's always someone renovating. This time it's the house right next to my work room. Each time I've set up to record a video the drilling, sawing or swearing on the work site begins. While this isn't intruding too much with consultations, the videos pick up every nuance so they're on hold.
I hope you're able to take the time to savour the ongoing joys of spring (or autumn for those in the Northern Hemisphere). As always, I'm just a click away if you need some help to feel your best.


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The Case of the Bloody Iris
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Studio: Shameless
Certification: 18
Category: Horror
Giuliano Carnimeo directs this Italian horror starring Edwige Fenech as Jennifer Lansbury, a young model who moves into a flat that was previously occupied by a performer who was brutally murdered. When she discovers that the crime remains unsolved and the killer at large, Jennifer becomes paranoid that she could be the killer's next victim.
Actors George Hilton, George Rigaud, Oreste Lionello, Paola Quattrini, Franco Agostini, Edwige Fenech, Annabella Incontrera, Ben Carra, Giampiero Albertini, Carla Brait
Directed by Giuliano Carnimeo
Additional info Language(s): Italian, English, Subtitles: English, Interactive Menu
Duration 94 mins

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3 things to keep in mind when updating legacy tech applications
TechnologySystems
People are resistant to change — and that goes double for most enterprises. But change is also the only constant. And in today's hyper-competitive business world, keeping your systems up-to-date is a necessary ingredient for growth and innovation.
The truth is, the technology your company relied on just a few years ago might not be the best solution for your needs today. Legacy applications — including software that's become outdated either because of a lack of continued vendor support, an incapacity to meet the organization's needs, or incompatibility with new systems — can really hold your organization back. These legacy systems are usually pretty high-maintenance and often involve complex patching and alterations.
But updating these applications is always much easier said than done — many company leaders often don't understand how much work is involved, or what the particular challenges will be.
First of all, a massive tech overhaul usually comes with a hefty price tag. And because your team is used to the status quo, it can also be a highly disruptive process. In fact, according to a recent MIT study, 62% of respondents said integrating legacy systems was their biggest challenge in deploying multi-cloud infrastructure.
While there are always challenges in updating your organization's legacy technology, doing so will lead to greater efficiency and cost savings down the line.
Here's what you need to know before making a major software switch:
1. Get your team on board early.
One of the top challenges in updating legacy applications is user acceptance.
When your team is used to doing things a certain way, a massive upheaval isn't likely to be taken lightly. Legacy users are typically settled with their systems, including creating their own shortcuts and processes in or around the system. This means before you update, you need to plan considerably for the change and ensure that the reason for it is well communicated to your team and clients alike. Legacy applications have all kinds of tentacles that aren't anticipated in the upgrade process.
If you can forecast the areas of complexity and difficulty and overcome them early on, the likelihood of success improves dramatically.
To do this, acceptance testing is a must. Also known as beta testing, the main purpose of this testing is to validate the software against prevailing business requirements. It's typically the last step before the product goes live or before the delivery of the product is accepted, and it's performed after the product itself is thoroughly tested.
Without clearly communicating the change, beta testing, and getting everyone on board, you're not going to get the efficiencies or productivity gains that you set out to achieve in the first place.
2. Foster a progressive company culture.
Legacy change comes from the top, but that doesn't mean there won't be some pushback from your team.
Think about the enormous rise of Box and Dropbox.
Over the past 5–10 years, Dropbox has popularized the land-and-expand model, completely replacing its legacy application, SharePoint. And this was despite CEOs stuck in their ways demanding, "We're going to use SharePoint and that's that." The younger generation of workers was more comfortable with Dropbox, so a mandate to stick to the legacy tech just didn't fly. Ultimately, employees were just doing what worked best for them — and that's how DropBox took over.
Updating legacy applications is never easy. But it's easier when you have a progressive, forward-thinking company culture. As a leader, you want to make things easier for everyone by updating your legacy tech and allowing them to perform tasks the way they're most comfortable.
If you're open-minded and agile, everyone will be better able to weather the rapid changes in tech.
3. ROI is real, but it can mean different things.
There's no point in updating your tech if the ROI is questionable.
And history is littered with legacy upgrades gone horrifically wrong. For example, when British telecom provider Vodafone consolidated its CRM systems onto a Siebel platform, not all the customer accounts migrated properly. The upshot: a multi-million dollar fine from the British telecom regulator.
In fact, 21% of companies in a recent study characterized their most recent attempt to update legacy tech as an outright failure.
But if you're not extracting either the top line or the bottom line benefit, then you have to seriously consider the project. But how do you measure it? There are a number of intangibles you have to consider, such as: Are you achieving cultural progression by embracing a newer product, or will it be more of the same?
The ROI is a multifaceted measurement, and obviously, the bean counters are going to want to see a solid return. But at the end of the day, using better, nicer, and easier software has a positive cultural impact when it replaces legacy applications.
I remember making the switch from Desktop SAP over to Oracle, which was online. I saw firsthand just how big an impact this kind of change can have on an organization.
Your aging digital tools may work, but they may not be as efficient as newer ones and they may impede you from moving forward in your business. Updating legacy systems can be a cumbersome process with a lot of moving parts, but if you're smart about it and take the necessary precautions, you won't look back.
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— From "Universal Theseus," a story in the new collection "The World Goes On" (New Directions, 2017), by the Hungarian writer Laszlo Krasznahorkai. The collection was translated by George Szirtes, Ottilie Mulzet and John Batki.
The Hungarian writer Laszlo Krasznahorkai does many fascinating things with his prose, and one of the most striking is the thing you see above: Starting a sentence hopefully, trying to say this or that, and then traveling inexorably, one clause after another, to the bleak and totalizing conclusion that all is lost, nothing is real, the world is intolerable.
Like Beckett, it's much funnier than you'd think. It's as though there's a black hole hiding behind the pages: No matter how innocently a sentence begins, no matter how elliptical its orbit, the laws of gravity will inevitably pull it back into the void. It will end where it was always fated to end, where everything is fated to end, in a pointless vacuum.
It really should not be surprising, with this author, that a sentence might begin with a person sitting calmly and end with nothing existing at all. But it is surprising, every time — plus oddly satisfying. The void arrives with the tidy logic of a punch line: You reach it, and you realize there was no place else you could ever have been headed.


We are in the business of understanding human behavior, and the tools and methods that we use need to remain relevant. This is why we have no other option than to move at the same pace as the world around us, because they are not going to wait for us.
Pokemon Go landed in the UK last week and I jumped on board right away. Twenty-four hours and seven pokemons in my pokedex later, I noticed a few lessons we can apply in the market research industry. In case you are wondering, yes, I said it right: Pikachu can teach us something.
It's almost certain that by now, you've heard or read something about it. However, in case you don't know what it is, this Vox article explains it in 400 words, or what is equivalent to 2.85 tweets.
Within 13 hours of launching, Pokemon Go topped the App Store charts. It already has more active users than twitter, and is now going for the heavy hitters, snapchat and google maps.
If you've ever done Google Trends analysis, you know that Facebook is the most searched term on Google. I use this term as a way to give some context to other search queries and identify, beyond just the number google shows, how they rank compared to the most searched terms. In Pokemon Go's case, this is the first time that I've noticed in a long time a search term getting so close to "Facebook." This is an indication, at least, of the incredibly huge wave of curiosity that this game is generating.
Pokemon Go's immediate success responds to many things. They are betting heavily on nostalgia, and for my generation, that grew up with Nintendo, we have a soft spot for vintage videogames. It takes cues from RPG gaming, which also has a huge cult base following, and it leverages technology and augmented reality seamlessly, which brings together nicely the entire experience.
People are spending a lot of time playing Pokemon Go. To be precise, users average 33 minutes of daily use, according to Sensor Tower. Just to give you some perspective on what this means, the Facebook app is used for an average of 22 minutes, Snapchat 18 minutes and Twitter 17 minutes.
So, these are 3 things that became more and more obvious as I played with Pokemon Go for the last 24 hours and made me realize that we should be paying attention to some of these things in the market research industry, to make sure that we remain relevant with the people that we survey, and are gathering data that will help our clients make better decisions.
Experience is king: On a scale from 1 to 10 how much do you like to complete a survey vs doing other things?….This is what we are asking our participants to do. Our surveys are competing against Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Tinder, and now Pokemon Go. I talk to clients concerned about making sure their 20×6 grids render properly on mobile devices. The Pokemon Go-ers of today are the panelists of tomorrow. Imagining that they will adapt to our ways, in the spirit of research, is not really going to solve anything. We will only talk more and more about the falling engagement with research and increasing dropout rates if something isn't done. The advertising industry realized this a long time ago. That industry has managed to turn selling into an entertainment experience. Eventually, a similar shift needs to happen in our industry. Pokemon Go's gaming experience has instant gratification as an important part of it – the feedback is immediate. But it also brings "social" beyond the cold and lonely web experience, to the actual physical world. People are going out and talking to other people, interacting and sharing.
Data is the new currency. As we mentioned, in the US, 21 million people are using Pokemon Go for 33 minutes at a time on average. While you are using the app, it is tracking your location, has access to some personal information, and is drawing your movement patterns. It is still not clear how Pokemon Go will monetize their product, beyond the in-app purchases, which has already generated $1.6 million in revenue from iOS in the U.S. alone, according to Sensor Tower.One thing is certain: they are collecting boatloads of data. This app is still in its early stages, and the buzz could fade out quickly, but I'm sure that future features will be oriented toward making more sense of the location data they are collecting, to make it richer and more actionable. Sooner than later, this data will turn into audience profiling that will feed an advertising business by Nintendo, or someone else. It's time we also start looking at this data.
Help yourself to all my data: There is an entire generation that is less paranoid worried about confidentiality, as long as they are getting something they deem valuable out of it. This is a reality, and it comes with great responsibilities. We in the market research industry should be thinking of what we can give to our participants so they engage in a voluntary and proactive data sharing relationship. Incentivizing turns the conversation into a transactional relationship, and while it may work today, it may not in the future. The sooner we can start thinking this way, the sooner we will change the market research dialogue, and start seeing data collection through new eyes.
Now, I need to go and find a Pikachu, I've been told there is one hiding around the Houses of Parliament.
If you have used Pokemon Go and have also learned something, please send me a tweet. I'd love to hear about it.
This insightful analysis from Rios points out what I believe is a meta trend in the world today (his point 3, Help Yourself To All My Data.) The growth in our shared understanding has a value that surpasses profit, and the coming generation realizes this. In other words, those gurus who've been talking all along about a shift in planetary consciousness are basically right.


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Белоя́рск — посёлок в Приуральском районе Ямало-Ненецкого автономного округа России.

География
Поселок расположен в нижнем течении реки Щучья в 42 км на северо-востоке от районного центра. От Белоярска до Салехарда и Лабытнанги можно добраться автомобильным (зимой) и водным (в период навигации) видами транспорта. В период распутицы — вертолетом. До ближайшей железнодорожной станции Лабытнанги 120 км, до аэропорта города Салехард — 106 км.
По значимости (источник не указан. о какой значимости идёт речь? о значимости для русского балета, канадской литературы, экономическому вкладу, число медалистов-школьников в расчёте на душу населения?... ) Белоярск является вторым населённым пунктом в Приуральском районе после Аксарки.

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Название
Посёлок был назван Белоярском от слов «белый яр».

История
Посёлок был основан в 1951 году. В этом году жители п. Седельниково переехали на новое место. Место выбрали на высоком берегу реки Щучья.

Со стороны реки в солнечный день берег кажется белым. Сюда перенесли и центральную усадьбу колхоза имени Сталина. Колхозники, большинство жителей поселка, начали строить свою жизнь на новом месте.

Поселок рос и обустраивался за счёт активной работы населения. Жители выполняли и перевыполняли план по вылову рыбы, заготовке оленьего мяса и пушнины.

1 октября 1961 года на базе двух колхозов, имени Сталина и «Нарьяна Нгэрм», был образован совхоз «Байдарацкий», а центральной усадьбой выбрали поселок Белоярск.

С 2005 до 2021 гг. посёлок являлся административным центром Белоярского сельского поселения, упразднённого в 2021 году в связи с преобразованием муниципального района в муниципальный округ.

Экономика и социальная сфера
1 октября 1961 г. был образован совхоз «Байдарацкий».

С 1994 г. совхоз был включен в состав предприятия «Надымгазпром» на правах обособленного подразделения. А с 1997 г. зверооленеводческий совхоз стал закрытым, а с апреля 2005 г. — открытым акционерным обществом. На сегодняшний день это одно из наиболее успешных и динамично развивающихся сельскохозяйственных предприятий Ямала с большим комплексом предприятий по переработке собственной продукции. В его составе колбасный цех, меховая мастерская, цех по переработке рыбы.

Основное направление в совхозе — отгонное оленеводство, для которого характерны значительные сезонные перемещения (каслания) оленьих стад. В летний период стада выпасаются на пастбищах рек Кара, Байдарата и верхнего течения р. Щучья, на побережье Байдарацкой губы. В зимний сезон стада мигрируют к югу в зону северной тайги.

Товарной продукцией совхоза являются оленьи шкуры, пыжик и камусы, используемые для изготовления сувенирной продукции и пошива одежды.
Совхоз — крупнейший производитель рыбной продукции. Одним из направлений деятельности совхоза является пушное звероводство. В шэдах содержатся вуалевые, голубые песцы и серебристо-черные лисицы — всего 265 голов пушных зверей. Несмотря на затратность данного производства в совхозе ведется селекционно-племенная работа с животными.

В настоящее время Белоярск является современным поселком с централизованным тепло- и водоснабжением.

Образовательные учреждения
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 Детский сад «Брусничка»

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Населённые пункты Приуральского района

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Donald, ramenez-le vivant (Frank Duck brings 'em back Alive) est un dessin animé de la série des Donald Duck et Dingo produit par Walt Disney pour RKO Radio Pictures sorti le  ou .

Synopsis

Donald est dans la jungle à la recherche d'un homme talentueux et découvre Dingo, sorte de tarzan local...

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 Titre original : Frank Duck brings 'em back Alive
 Titre français : Donald, ramenez-le vivant
 Série : Donald Duck et Dingo
 Réalisateur : Jack Hannah
 Scénariste : Dick Kinney
 Animateur : Al Coe, Andy Engman, Hugh Fraser, Jim Moore
 Layout : Yale Gracey
 Décors : Thelma Witmer
 Musique : Oliver Wallace
 Voix : Clarence Nash (Donald) et Pinto Colvig (Dingo)
 Producteur : Walt Disney
 Société de production : Walt Disney Productions
 Distributeur : RKO Radio Pictures
 Date de sortie :  ou 11 novembre 1946
 Format d'image : couleur (Technicolor)
 Son : Mono (RCA Photophone)
 Durée : 8 min
 Langue :
 Pays :

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Titre en différentes langues
D'après IMDb :
 Suède : Långben som Tarzan et  Kalle Anka i urskogen

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Court métrage de Donald Duck
Court métrage de Dingo
Film américain sorti en 1946
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As I begin cancer treatments, things are up in the air. Tentative but not confirmed are ArtSail Clear Lake July 27, and confirmed Elkader Art in the Park August 17-18 and Studio Tour at our home Oct. 11, 12, & 13. Decorah HS Craft Show Oct. 26-27.
Time for family and friends. We are slowing down for the season to spend time with our children and grandchildren. We are taking things slower here in 2019 as I undergo breast cancer treatments. Late summer and fall we plan on getting back on the show tour. We wanted to leave you with a special memory from our Christmas below.
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Less than a year after the release of their last album, FALL OF CARTHAGE will soon release their third album entitled "Emma Green". Founded in 2014, the trio of Arkadius Antonik, Martin Buchwalter and Sascha Aßbach remains true to their lineage and is not limited to predetermined, metal sub-genre boundaries. When listening to the album, it quickly becomes clear that this is the result of a consistent development of the band, which is not fixed on trends or cliché, but can be found somewhere between hardcore and groove metal.
The ten new songs on "Emma Green" seem more compact, but don't lose their accustomed pressure, attention to detail and creativity. Without a lot of bells and whistles, there are 9 kick-ass original tracks with the album finishing on a Beastie Boys cover song in bold self-interpretation. This time the lyrics are more about current world-political and social-critical topics, with the emphasis still on the processing of personal experiences.
During the two-week production at the Gernhart Studio in Troisdorf, more than ever, emphasis was placed on natural sounds and fewer digital effects were used throughout.
If you like variety and are bored with the realms of the typical metal, hardcore and thrash structures, you should urgently consider "Emma Green". Here's some honest music from boys who are still committed with body and soul.
"Superior" - Official Video: https://youtu.be/BuAcfP37o_M
Album Teaser: https://youtu.be/dN8buIQ6DVM
Arkadius Antonik (also SuidAkrA, Realms of Odoric): guitars, bass, keyboard
Martin Buchwalter (also Perzonal War, Gernhart Studio): drums, production, mixing, mastering
Sascha Aßbach : vocals, lyrics
Behold (2015)
The Longed-For Reckoning (2017)
Emma Green (2018)


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The Whirlpool Washing Machine whitewash
White goods giant fails its customers – again!
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The white goods company Whirlpool, which produces the Hotpoint and Indesit brands, is yet again putting profits before the safety of its customers. On 17 December 2019 it announced a recall of certain models of washing machines manufactured between 2014 and 2018.
However, this is not a full recall. The company previously failed its customers who bought faulty tumble dryers. Once again, the company is telling customers to unplug the machine because of the possible risk of fire. And yet again, the company is already behaving poorly in its communications with its customers.
According to the BBC :
"… about 20%, of the Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines sold since 2014 are affected by the fault. Up to 519,000 washing machines sold in the UK are involved.
Seventy-nine fires are thought to have been caused by the fault which develops over time, according to Whirlpool, which owns the brands.
'When the heating element in the washing machine is activated, in very rare cases a component in the door lock system can overheat, which, depending on product features, can pose a risk of fire,' Whirlpool said."
So, over the Christmas and New Year period, affected customers could find themselves unable to use their washing machines. If they do, the advice is to use them only on the cold cycle.
Whirlpool at the point of writing provides this website as giving more information https://washingmachinerecall.whirlpool.co.uk/ There is no other website available. At the point of writing there are still issues and it only provides phone numbers
Update 15.00pm the site now works!
The list of affected machines is below:
We are experiencing technical problems with our website and customer service hotline, and are working to fix the issues as soon as possible. We will let you know as soon as they are live again. Please find affected model numbers below. Our sincere apologies for the inconvenience. pic.twitter.com/AAGb25G2BL
— Hotpoint UK (@HotpointUK) December 17, 2019
Whirlpool has said it will start a repair or replacement programme but no refunds are being offered and there is so far no detail on the replacements. They have also said that this process will not start until January 2020!
A repair in the home or a like for like exchange.
We are recalling certain models of Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines made between 2014 and 2018 because of a potential safety concern. If you think your washing machine might be affected, you can check by calling 0800 316 1442 or by visiting https://t.co/nxxTZwjKOw
Sue Davies, Which? Strategic Policy Advisor, said:
"This safety alert will cause huge disruption for millions of people who will have no washing machine over Christmas, and following the tumble dryer scandal, leaves Whirlpool's reputation as a company that can be trusted on product safety in tatters."
I find it extraordinary that Whirlpool appears to have learnt nothing from the previous Tumble Dryer saga, where it was finally forced to undertake a full recall of all affected machines.
Dangerous dryers under the Hotpoint, Indesit, Creda, Swan and Proline brands were sold in the UK for 11 years. They were blamed for 750 fires in the UK and yet it has taken 4 years to finally get Whirlpool to carry out a full recall, rather than continue with its modification programme. Up to 800,000 such dryers were estimated to still be in use when the full recall began.
I have followed the Whirlpool tumble dryer story since it broke in November 2015 and compiled Whirlpool – The tumble dryer story without the spin which outlines what happened up until April 2018. It includes research with details of apparent contradictions in advice provided by Whirlpool, results of Freedom of Information Requests to Government departments and Peterborough Trading Standards, London Fire Brigade statistics and recommendations, research and investigations. All in one place.
Following from this I continued to report and give opinion as news broke:
12 June 2019 The Government orders full Whirlpool tumble dryer recall – at last! The Consumer Minister, Kelly Tolhurst, announced that the Government intends to serve Whirlpool with a full recall notice for all tumble dryers that are at risk of fire.
10 July 2019 Whirlpool FINALLY undertakes full recall of tumble dryers details the announcement made.
13 September 2019 Whirlpool gets proactive about recalls – At last! post outlines the situation 3 months on from it being forced to make a recall with an update 01/11/19 regarding "Whirlpool used "chilling" non-disclosure agreements "to silence customers" while fire-prone tumble dryers remained in UK homes, MPs say."
Under the Consumer Rights Act (post 01 October 2015 and the Sale of Goods Act prior to that) you are entitled to goods that are of satisfactory quality, free from defects and that last a reasonable length of time. You are also entitled to any out of pocket expenses, so if you are having to a launderette, keep all the evidence of travel and service costs and claim them.
In the first instance, if you have an affected machine, unplug the machine. Despite Whirlpool advising that customers can use the machine on a cold cycle Electrical First advises otherwise. "Electrical Safety First strongly recommends that anyone who discovers they have an electrical item that has been recalled should stop using it until it has been checked by the manufacturer."
Check the website to see if it is now working or phone the number above.
Arrange for a replacement or repair.
Keep records of any out of pocket expenses (e.g. travel, having to use a launderette when your machine is out of action)
People are really struggling when 'phoning to get the visit arranged. I would advise putting your request in writing. Please see here for the reason why.
Do not waste much time ranting on social media.
If you think the time to wait is too long, or you have been kept waiting longer than they advised or you want to claim, then go straight to the top. Go to ceoemail.com for the Whirlpool CEO's email address and contact the CEO outlining the issues. You won't get a personal response but you should get one from his office and it gives you the evidence trail you may need.
Use the Tips for effective complaining and the bestselling book How to Complain: The Essential Consumer Guide to Getting Refunds, Redress and Results! which has more advice and templates. State that you want a replacement machine or the engineer appointment brought forward.
The Consumer Protection Act 1987 states that if you are harmed by an unsafe product you can sue the manufacturer. You can begin your court case up to three years from the date of the injury. In some cases, you can even sue up to ten years after the product was sold, if, for instance, you sustain a personal injury or damage to your property. The value of the damage must be more than £275.
Your contract is normally with the company to which you paid the money. However, as the manufacturer has admitted fault, your correspondence should be with them as in this case the manufacturer is responsible, not the trader. But you could also contact the retailer and request a replacement or repair, you may find that a good retailer will also act on your behalf and get an engineer out to you quicker, or offer a refund. If you find the retailer unhelpful and the retailer is a member you can also go to the Furniture Ombudsman .
The "General Product Safety Regulations 2005" dictates that manufacturers must make arrangements for the collection and/or return of the product for destruction from consumers who have purchased the product.
If you bought the dryer on your credit card you can also use the Consumer Credit Act 1974 Section 75 as the credit card company is equally liable and it should give you a refund.
It is really shocking to see such behaviour from Whirlpool. It continues to not put consumers safety first, to be communicating poorly and not doing the right thing. It is refusing to give people refunds on machines so that people can purchase one from another brand too! I would not buy anything from Whirlpool and I wonder how many other consumers feel the same way. Will this latest debacle be enough to cause the brand to fail?
(About 5.40 in) I talk to Andrew Pierce about the issues.
Author Helen Dewdney, The Complaining CowPosted on December 18, 2019 January 9, 2020 Categories Latest News, Laws, TopicalLeave a comment on The Whirlpool Washing Machine whitewash
101 Habits of an Effective Complainer. New consumer guide
"If complaining is an art form, Helen Dewdney is Rembrandt" -- Robert Rinder TV Judge, Barrister TV Presenter
New consumer guide from best-selling author, The Complaining Cow – released 18 December
The British find it hard to complain and assert their legal rights and it's even harder when they get fobbed off by companies. Consumers say it can take too much time or they just don't know where to start. Even after embarking on a complaint, some quite simply don't have the confidence to keep going. At last, help is at hand. Consumer Champion Helen Dewdney, The Complaining Cow, has written a new book 101 Habits of an Effective Complainer.
The book is released on 18 December 2019 and follows the success of her earlier best-seller How to Complain: The Essential Consumer Guide to getting Refunds, Redress and Results!
Although written in an easy-to-read and light-hearted style, 101 Habits provides readers with the confidence to complain effectively, improving the way people make complaints, so as to get the results they want.
Each page provides a complaining habit to consider and an example of how and why it empowers the reader to become more effective in getting the results they want. These anecdotes come from Dewdney's own experience or from one of the people she has helped to gain redress using that habit. Accompanying the habit and example is a novelty graphic to illustrate the point!
Whilst some consumer books give the information needed to complain, this new book is unique in that it helps to develop a new mindset for complaining effectively. By showing how and when to complain (and also compliment), the reader will feel empowered to be more positive and confident after reading and using a selection of the 101 habits. Regardless of the issue, whether it's telecoms, retail, energy or finance, the same basic principles apply to complaining in any sector.
Consumer champions have been quick to praise 101 Habits of an Effective Complainer.
When it comes to asserting one's legal rights Barrister Robert Rinder (TV's Judge Rinder) knows a thing or two. He says that Dewdney's book is
"… easy to follow, beautifully written and -- above all -- teaches us that complaining effectively doesn't require rudeness or angry sharp elbows. Dewdney's book is a brilliant reminder that being a successful complainer (or getting what you were entitled to in the first place) is simple to achieve and can even be fun. Her superb how-to guide isn't for 'complainers,' it's for anybody who has ever been a consumer and been let down – it's for all of us."
Rinder isn't the only consumer rights celebrity who has endorsed the book. Matt Allwright, presenter of BBC Watchdog, says:
"Helen's book gets it spot on, and steers you away from all the complaining cul-de-sacs and coups de foudre. Before you pick up the phone or log in to Twitter -- read it. A great result is probably closer than you think."
Paul Lewis, the presenter of BBC Radio 4 Moneybox, puts it this way:
"If How to Complain is the essential companion to your shopping then 101 Habits should be by your laptop whenever you think you have been treated badly by a retailer or a business you have dealt with. Breathe deeply. Flex your fingers. And get complaining!"
101 Habits of an Effective Complainer will make a great Christmas present for anyone who needs more confidence in asserting their rights and getting the results they want!
What's in there then?
Author Helen Dewdney, The Complaining CowPosted on December 17, 2019 December 17, 2019 Categories Latest News, Press releases, TopicalTags 101 habits, Consumer Law, consumer rightsLeave a comment on 101 Habits of an Effective Complainer. New consumer guide
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Ted Mahsun: Fancy a shot?
Picador Shots was (Andrew Kidd's) solution and, thus far, the reaction of booksellers has been enthusiastic. With elegant, minimalist covers, these slight volumes are very collectable but, because they cost only a little more than a daily newspaper (and far less than, say, Vogue), they are also highly disposable.
Sounds great, but who knows how much they would end up costing here in Malaysia? RM6 per book? Would Malaysians welcome such a price of admission for a half-hour or so read?
UPDATE: Sharon gives her take on Picador's Shots.


Phil Roy, who was an assistant coach at Merrimack College under Mark Dennehy from 2008-11, resigned as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Clarkson, on Friday in order to "pursue other career opportunities," according to a university press release, but sources tell CHN that Roy was forced to leave his post due to his work visa being denied by the U.S. government as it clamps down on immigration.
Roy, who is from St. Leonard, Quebec, played four years at Clarkson (1996-00) and then embarked on a five-year professional career, three of which were for teams in the United States. Roy has been employed in the U.S. as a hockey coach since 2005, when he was hired as an assistant coach at Hobart College (D-III). He was later the head coach at Neumann College for one season before Dennehy hired him in 2008. Roy left Merrimack in 2011 in order to return to Clarkson, where he has spent the last seven seasons.
Roy is married — his wife is also from Quebec — with three children; they were living in the Potsdam area. The family now has to leave the country move back to Canada.


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Democrats: Gen. Kelly 'A Man Of Steady Leadership'
'I'm A Huge Fan,' He 'Has Served Our Country With Distinction'
Gen. John Kelly "…a seasoned commander with personal experience of the costs of war in charge of protecting the nation's borders. Blunt-spoken and popular with military personnel, General Kelly, 66, rose to run the United States Southern Command, which… exposed him to immigration, drug trafficking and other cross-border problems over a sprawling area that encompasses 32 countries in the Caribbean, Central America and South America." ("Donald Trump Picks John Kelly, Retired General, To Lead Homeland Security," The New York Times, 12/7/16)
"Less focused on combat than other regional military commands, Southern Command has a reputation for emphasizing 'soft power' over hard military might. It gets deeply involved in issues such as migration, organized crime and disaster relief, as well as programs to train local militaries. 'A lot of the work we do with countries in our hemisphere focuses on transnational threats, like crime and drugs,' said Jeremy B. Bash, a onetime chief of staff to a former defense secretary, Leon E. Panetta, who worked closely with General Kelly at the Pentagon. 'It is an excellent preparation for someone whose job it is to protect the border.'" ("Donald Trump Picks John Kelly, Retired General, To Lead Homeland Security," The New York Times, 12/7/16)
"The former head of US Southern Command, Kelly was previously responsible for managing security threats posed by criminal drug networks based in South and Central America -- an issue that Trump highlighted in his campaign, and to which Kelly would bring unique experience." ("Trump Picks Retired Gen. John Kelly To Lead DHS," CNN, 12/12/16)
DEMS: Kelly 'A Man Of Steady Leadership,' 'A Fine General,' Who 'Has Served Our Country With Distinction,' 'Has Enormous Credibility'
SEN. TOM CARPER (D-DE): "I sincerely congratulate my friend General Kelly on his selection to be the next secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. General Kelly is a man of steady leadership who has years of experience working with our neighbors in Latin America as commander of U.S. Southern Command. Having worked with General Kelly personally on efforts to address the root causes of the surge in migration of children and families to our southern border, I am encouraged by his ability to build relationships with our partners in the region." (Sen. Carper, Press Release, 12/7/16)
CARPER: "I'm a huge fan of General Kelly." ("McCaskill Mum On Trump's Expected Homeland Security Pick," Morning Consult, 12/7/16)
SEN. MAGGIE HASSAN (D-NH): "As a Gold Star father, General Kelly has a deep, personal understanding of the dangers that our servicemen and women encounter every day. He has served our country with distinction, and I look forward to continuing our conversation throughout the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs hearing process." (Sen. Hassan, Facebook Post, 1/6/17)
SEN. CLAIRE McCASKILL (D-MO): "I'm familiar with General Kelly because of my work on the Armed Services Committee. I think he is a fine general…" (ABC News' "This Week," 12/11/16)
FORMER-REP. JANE HARMAN (D-CA), Director, Woodrow Wilson Center: "I'm positive about it… He's highly regarded in the military and worked his way up." '"I'm positive about it,' said former Congresswoman Jane Harman who now directs the Woodrow Wilson Center. 'He's highly regarded in the military and worked his way up. He has a close personal relationships with [Homeland Security Secretary] Jeh Johnson.'" ("Is The Department Of Homeland Security Too Tough For A General To Manage?," The Daily Beast, 12/8/16)
HARMAN: "I think this guy has enormous credibility that he will get the lead assignment on the border." ("Is The Department Of Homeland Security Too Tough For A General To Manage?," The Daily Beast, 12/8/16)
FORMER-DEFENSE SECRETARY PANETTA: An 'Excellent Choice'
FORMER-DEFENSE SECRETARY GATES: 'An Asset'
"General Kelly served as the senior military assistant to both Mr. Panetta and his predecessor, Robert M. Gates. He forged close ties to Jeh Johnson, who was then the Pentagon's general counsel and later became secretary of Homeland Security." ("Donald Trump Picks John Kelly, Retired General, To Lead Homeland Security," The New York Times, 12/7/16)
FORMER-DEFENSE SECRETARY LEON PANETTA: Kelly an "excellent choice," he "understands what it takes to keep our nation safe." "On Wednesday, Mr. Panetta endorsed General Kelly, calling him an 'excellent choice' and urging the Senate to confirm him. 'He has led our women and men in uniform and understands what it takes to keep our nation safe,' Mr. Panetta said in a statement." ("Donald Trump Picks John Kelly, Retired General, To Lead Homeland Security," The New York Times, 12/7/16)
FORMER-DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT GATES: His 'candidness was an asset' when they worked together at the Pentagon. "Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates, for whom Kelly worked as a senior military adviser in 2011, told Military Times that the general's candidness was an asset at the Pentagon. The pair worked together for about four months, from the first days after Kelly's son was killed, through the Navy SEAL raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan and early implementation of several budgetary moves designed to rein in wartime spending." ("Donald Trump Could Tap This Tough-Talking General To Secure America's Borders," Military Times, 11/27/16)
Gen. Kelly Has Been Confirmed Unanimously By The U.S. Senate On Five Separate Occasions
In 2002 Kelly was confirmed to the rank of Brigadier General by the United States Senate via unanimous consent. ("Congressional Record — Senate," U.S. Senate, S.8860, 9/18/02)
In 2007 Kelly was confirmed to the rank of Major General by the United States Senate via unanimous consent. ("Congressional Record — Senate," U.S. Senate, S.11459, 9/11/07)
In 2009 Kelly was confirmed to the rank of Lieutenant General by the United States Senate via unanimous consent. ("Congressional Record — Senate," U.S. Senate, S.9890, 9/25/09)
In 2012 Kelly was confirmed to the rank of General by the United States Senate via unanimous consent. ("Congressional Record — Senate," U.S. Senate, S.5623, 7/26/12)
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For two years now I've had the honour and privilege to be been part of the pastoral team of a multicultural Baptist church in the heart of Vienna, Austria called Projekt:Gemeinde (Project:Church). It is a diverse and growing community of students, refugees, young families, interns from all parts of the world as well as those who will tell you, you're only as old as you feel.
At the same time, I also work at the Faculty of Protestant Theology at the University of Vienna, where I'm currently in the process of finishing my MTh. Prior to that I lived and studied in Sydney, Australia for almost four years.
To tell you how I ended up doing what I am doing, I'd probably have to tell you my life story. However, I think suffices to say that I am continuously amazed at how blessed I am to end up where I am today – that I get to work and do life with such amazing people.
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There is a long list of people, experiences, sermons and books that have shaped me and helped me grow into the person I am today. Studying theology has also had a significant impact on my life. It has given my faith and my understanding of scripture much greater depth – almost like seeing a black and white movie in colour for the first time.


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June 19, 2019 jchaimovitch
Syracuse Crunch alumni Nikita Kucherov and Andrei Vasilevskiy of the Tampa Bay Lightning were landslide winners at the annual NHL Awards ceremony in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.
Kucherov, who began his professional career with Syracuse by notching 24 points in 17 games in 2013-14, captured the Hart Trophy as the National Hockey League's most valuable player, receiving 164 of 171 first-place votes. Kucherov also claimed the Ted Lindsay Award as the league's most outstanding player as selected by the NHLPA.
Kucherov led the NHL with 87 assists and 128 points, the most by any player since 1995-96, to capture his first career Art Ross Trophy as well.
Vasilevskiy earned 28 of 31 first-place votes to win the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender. Vasilevskiy, who played 37 games with Syracuse over his first two pro seasons (2014-16), posted a league-leading 39 victories for Tampa Bay in 2018-19.
Mark Giordano of the Calgary Flames won his first James Norris Memorial Trophy as the NHL's best defenseman. Giordano, who was a standout pro rookie with the Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights in 2005-06, enjoyed his most prolific NHL campaign at age 35, posting career highs of 57 assists and 74 points in 78 games to rank second among league defensemen in scoring.
Kucherov, Vasilevskiy and Giordano were also three of four AHL graduates named to the NHL's First All-Star Team, joining San Jose Sharks defenseman Brent Burns. The Second All-Star Team includes AHL alumni John Carlson of the Washington Capitals, Brad Marchand of the Boston Bruins and Ben Bishop of the Dallas Stars.
Barry Trotz, a Calder Cup champion with the Portland Pirates and the AHL's outstanding coach in 1993-94, won his second Jack Adams Award as the NHL's top coach after guiding the New York Islanders to a 23-point improvement over their previous season and a trip to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Minnesota Wild forward and former AHL All-Star Jason Zucker accepted the King Clancy Memorial Trophy for leadership and humanitarianism, and 2011 Calder Cup Playoffs MVP Robin Lehner of the New York Islanders won the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy for perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey.
Members of the NHL All-Rookie Team include former AHL All-Star Jordan Binnington of the Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues, and Tampa Bay's Anthony Cirelli, a Calder Cup finalist with Syracuse in 2017.
All told, more than 87 percent of all National Hockey League players in 2018-19 were graduates of the American Hockey League, including 357 players who skated in both leagues over the course of the season.
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