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High expectations might be justified for a forthcoming Sunday afternoon performance of voice and piano, which will take place at the Tenri Cultural Institute on June 20 at 3 pm. 24-year-old pianist Michael Brofman, at the beginning of a very promising musical career, will accompany mezzo-soprano Emily Howard, whose voice has been called nothing less than "extraordinarily beautiful".
The concert's program grew out of the idea of juxtaposing a contemporary composer's work with similar pieces from classical repertoire. Michael Rose of Brooklyn is that contemporary composer whose songs will be paired with some quintessential romantic Schubert songs, like "Der Tod und das Mädchen", "Gretchen am Spinnrad" and "Wanderer's Nachtlied", as well as repertoire by composers G. Crumb, H. Wolf and H. Duparc. The pairing of traditional art songs with Rose's contemporary pieces is largely based on subject matter and overall mood.
The 'Rosiad' event will pay tribute to the famous 'Schubertiades' held in the 19th century, when Schubert's friends and supporters used to get together in a salon setting, playing his music for each other.
The effect of combining some very well known works with Michael Rose's compositions promises to be illuminating our understanding of song.
Duparc's "Au Pays ou se fait la guerre" will be followed by Rose's "The generous Enemy" for a short set of war-themed songs. Crumb's "The Sleeper" provides a natural fit with Rose's "13 ways of looking at a Blackbird"; according to Michael Bronfman, both pieces are set in a thoroughly atonal but accessible style, utilizing extended techniques in the piano accompaniment throughout.
Even before graduating High School, pianist Michael Brofman performed at some prestigious New York City events and venues, such as Barge Music and Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall. A student of famed Gyorgy Sandor, he co
ntinued his studies at Northwestern University with James Giles. He received the Director's Award for his chamber music endeavors with the New York Symphony, and the Frida A. Pick Award for Piano Studies, featuring a performance on Chicago's classical radio station, performing works by Lukas Foss.
A frequent performer of new music, he has collaborated with composers Michael Klingbeil, Michael Rose and Mohammed Fairouz. As a vocal accompanist, he has worked with Christine Moore, Emily Howard and Amy van Roekel. While continuing his studies with Robert Durso, Michael is also part of the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music's faculty, teaching piano and chamber music.
Mezzo-soprano Emily Howard,
known for her vocal versatility and razor-sharp musicianship, has proudly premiered many operatic roles and song cycles by contemporary New York composers.
In 2004 she performed the role of 'Blues Queen Bee' in Sorrel Hays' 'The Bee Opera', a role that took her to Europe in 2007. Howard is featured on two recent recordings: 'Works of Michael Rose, 2001-2005' and 'The Chamber Music of Jim Lahti'. On the latter recording she is presented as a soloist with the critically acclaimed Omni Ensemble. Her last few years have been extremely productive, with performances of Schoenberg's demanding masterpiece "Pierrot Lunaire" and the role of "Schwertleite" in "Die Walküre" at the Metropolitan Opera, her Carnegie Hall debut as the alto soloist in Mozart's "Coronation Mass" with the New England Symphony, and New York City Center's "Mikado" with the New York Gilbert and Sullivan players – all performances which have attracted rave reviews for this "most vocally impressive" performer (Theater Mania).
For other upcoming concerts, incl. performances with Ensemble Youkali, which she founded in 2007, go to her website http:// www.ensembleyoukali.com
Composer Michael Rose has seen his works performed by many soloists and ensembles across the US, Europe and Asia, such as Eight Blackbird, Richmond County Orchestra, and the Momenta String Quartet. His Opera "Ugetsu" is currently in development with 'American Opera Projects'.
A Brooklyn Conservatory faculty member as well, he has been an active force behind the "Composers and the Voice" series, which originated around the inaugural season of 'American Opera Projects'.
He was also part of forming the "South Oxford Six" collective, an independent group of Brooklyn musicians devoted to the performance of new music.
For more information about Michael Rose and South Oxford Six please go to: http://www.southoxfordsix.org/WhoWeAre.html
The three artists started collaborating in 2008, when they performed a set of works by composer Michael Rose under the sponsorship of the 'American Opera Projects'.
June 20, 2010, at 3 PM
Tenri Cultural Institute
43A, West 13th Street
Emily Howard, Michael Brofman, Michael Rose
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RedBlacks Bringing Back GM, Football Operations and Coaching Staffs in 2021
November 18, 2020 - Canadian Football League (CFL) - Ottawa RedBlacks News Release
OTTAWA -The Ottawa REDBLACKS announced Wednesday that General Manager Marcel Desjardins and Head Coach Paul LaPolice along with his coaching staff, will return in 2021. The entire football operations staff will also be coming back for the upcoming season.
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Bob Dyce - Special Teams Coordinator: The man at the helm of one of the deadliest special teams' units of the last few years is back in 2021. Dyce started with the REDBLACKS in 2016 and helped the club to a first-ever Grey Cup championship.
Bob Wylie - Offensive Line Coach: Wylie has worked for six Division I schools, two CFL teams, and eight NFL organizations. Most recently, he was the O-Line coach for the Cleveland Browns in 2017-2018 after serving in the same role with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers from 2014-2016.
Steve Walsh - Quarterbacks Coach: Prior to his coaching career, Walsh played 11 seasons in the NFL while recording 713 completions in 1,317 pass attempts for 7,875 yards and 40 touchdowns.
Alex Suber - Receivers Coach: The Florida native joined coach LaPolice's staff in 2020 with coaching experience on both sides of the ball after a five-year career as a CFL player.
Charlie Eger - Running Backs Coach: Eger arrives in Ottawa with extensive coaching experience at the collegiate level, most recently serving as the interim offensive coordinator at Clarion University.
Greg Knox - Defensive Backs Coach: Knox arrives in Ottawa after many years of coaching at the Canadian university level, most recently serving as the defensive coordinator at the University of Alberta.
Carey Bailey - Defensive Line Coach: Bailey made his Canadian debut in 2019 with the Toronto Argonauts as a defensive line coach. While coaching in the NCAA, Bailey spent time in the off-season as an intern with the Atlanta Falcons and New York Giants.
Patrick Bourgon - Linebackers Coach: Bourgon was part of the REDBLACKS' football operations staff from 2013 to 2015. He also previously helped the club as defensive assistant and offensive assistant.
The lone member of the coaching staff from the cancelled 2020 season not returning is Linebackers Coach Chris Tormey, who has decided to retire after a long career, including five years in the CFL.
"It's been an outstanding experience for everyone on our coaching staff to work with Chris Tormey this past season," said LaPolice. "We wish him all the best in retirement."
Moving up the coaching ranks to assume the role vacated by Tormey is Patrick Bourgon, who has served as an assistant coach with the REDBLACKS since 2016.
"We're extremely fortunate to have Patrick on the staff and we're excited to have him take over the linebackers spot with Coach Tormey's retirement," said LaPolice. "We think he'll do an outstanding job with our players."
Also back for another round are many of the unsung voices working hard behind the scenes:
Jeremy Snyder - Assistant General Manager: Jeremy Snyder joined the REDBLACKS in March 2013 as the Director, Football Administration and Pro/College Scout. After four years in that role, Synder was promoted to Assistant General Manager on May 11, 2017.
Jean-Marc Edmé - Director of Player Personnel: Edmé joined the REDBLACKS in January 2016 as the Player Personnel Coordinator and on May 11, 2017 he was promoted to Director of Player Personnel. Edmé is extensively involved in the REDBLACKS' collegiate and professional scouting efforts, and evaluates talent across United-States and Canada
Pier-Yves Lavergne - Player Personnel Assistant: A former player for the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees and University of Montreal Carabins, Lavergne attended rookie camp with the Montreal Alouettes in 2014 and had a tryout with the Calgary Stampeders in 2015 before ultimately joining the REDBLACKS staff in the off-season.
Joey Swarbrick - Coordinator of Football Operations: Swarbrick joined the REDBLACKS in September 2013 as a football operations assistant. In his current position, he is responsible for coordinating mini-camp, training camp, and team travel logistics, as well day-to-day operations in the Football Operations Department.
Adrien Bourdon - Football Operations Assistant: Bourdon has been with the club since January 2018 and became an important part of the team very quickly. Prior to the REDBLACKS, Bourdon was the Manager of football analytics at l'Université de Sherbrooke for the 2016 season.
Philippe Moreau - Football Operations Assistant: Moreau is a North Carolina State University graduate in Sports Management. He performed in various roles with amateur and professional football organizations before joining the REDBLACKS in 2018.
Colin Farquharson - Video Coordinator: Colin oversees all video operations for the REDBLACKS which includes filming, dubbing and editing all game and practice film. The video department is responsible for maintaining a video database of all future REDBLACKS player prospects by keeping a vast library of all NCAA, NFL, and U Sports game film up-to-date and available for the Scouting Department.
Braun Gheller - Video Assistant: Braun Gheller joined the REDBLACKS in April 2014, after spending two seasons with the Tiger-Cats as a video assistant, including a trip to Regina for the 101st Grey Cup. The Hamilton native has also worked with Sportsnet for four years. Gheller is an alumnus of Loyalist College with an advanced diploma in TV and a sports certificate in Sports Journalism.
Drew McCormick - Equipment Manager: McCormick has been with OSEG since 2015. He started with the organization as a sales intern and transitioned successfully to football operations. He recently got promoted to Equipment Manager after providing incredible quality services in the department for the past four years.
Nick Mercuri - Strength & Conditioning Coordinator: Nick Mercuri joined the REDBLACKS in the spring of 2015 as an Assistant Athletic Therapist before being promoted to the role of Strength and Conditioning Coordinator following the 2016 season. Nick is also certified in Soft Tissue Release, Muscle Energy Technique and is a Sports First Responder.
Marie Claire Costaguta - Athletic Therapist: Before joining the REDBLACKS full-time in January 2020, Marie Claire was the Assistant Athletic Therapist at Carleton University from 2017 to last January. She was also REDBLACKS' Assistant Athletic Therapist for the 2016 season.
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Obit for Sgt. Robert "Shane" Pugh 1979 thru 2005
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Services for Sgt. Robert Shane Pugh will be held Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at Barham Funeral Home Chapel with the Revs. Calvin Farmer and John Sweeny officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Sgt. Pugh, 25, of the Causeyville Community, died Tuesday, March 1, 2005, at 11:21 Central Standard Time, in Baghdad, Iraq. He served in the HHC, First Battalion, 155th Infantry, in McComb. He served in the U.S. Army National Guard for six years. He was a special care donor with United Blood Services in Meridian.
Survivors include his wife, Amanda Warbington Pugh of Causeyville; his mother, Wilma Allen and her husband, Gary, of Stonewall; his father, Glenn Pugh of the Meehan Community; a sister, Jennifer Hill and her husband, Rick, of Sandersville and their children, Destiny and Rick Hill; half-sisters, Tiffany Allen and April Allen; half-brothers, Dale Allen and Scotty Pugh; his grandparents, Lucille Phillips, Ann and Sims Holifield and his step-grandmother, Daisy Allen; a sister-in-law, Bridget Davidson and her husband, Brian and their son, Austin; a brother-in-law, Ron Warbington and his mother-in-law, Judy Bearden.
He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Orvin Pugh and Loyd Phillips.
Memorials may be made to the Key Chapter of the American Red Cross in Meridian.
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The 1998 Women's Hockey International Challenge was a women's field hockey tournament, consisting of a series of test matches. It was held in Sydney and Adelaide, from 26 March to 5 April, 1999.

Australia won the tournament, defeating Argentina 3–2 in the final. Germany finished in third place after winning the third place match 4–3 against the United States.

Competition format
The tournament featured the national teams of Argentina, Australia, Germany and the United States. The teams competed in a double round-robin format, with each team playing each other twice. Three points were awarded for a win, one for a draw, and none for a loss.

Officials
The following umpires were appointed by the International Hockey Federation to officiate the tournament:

 Peri Buckley (AUS)
 Renée Chatas (USA)
 Ute Conen (GER)
 Laura Crespo (ARG)
 Gina Spitaleri (ITA)

Results

Preliminary round

Fixtures

Classification round

Third and fourth place

Final

Statistics

Final standings

Goalscorers

References

External links
Hockey Australia

Field hockey in Australia
Women's international field hockey competitions

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"Ancient Baptists" and Other Myths
Fr. Hugh Barbour, O.Praem.
Nicea, August 24, A.D. 325, 7:41 p.m. "That was powerful preaching, Brother Athanasius. Powerful! Amen! I want to invite any of you folks in the back to approach the altar here and receive the Lord into your hearts. Just come on up. We've got brothers and sisters up here who can lead you through the Sinner's Prayer. Amen! And as this Council of Nicea comes to an end, I want to remind Brother Eusebius to bring the grape juice for tomorrow's closing communion service . . ."
Ah yes, the Baptists at the Council of Nicea. Sound rather silly? It certainly does. And yet, there are those who claim the Church of Nicea was more Protestant in belief and practice than Catholic. I recently read an article in The Christian Research Journal, written by a Reformed Baptist apologist, who argued this very point. No, I'm not making this up. The article, "What Really Happened at Nicea?" actually claimed the Fathers of the Council were essentially Evangelical Protestants.
As a trained patristics scholar, I always feel a great deal of sadness and frustration when I encounter shoddy historical "scholarship," whether it be in the pages of The Watchtower, a digest of Mormon "archaeology," or a popular and usually well-produced Evangelical Protestant apologetics journal. But this article was so error-laden, so amateurishly "researched," and so filled with historical and theological fallacies, that I simply couldn't let it stand without response.
All the classical Protestant confessions of faith expressing the beliefs of the various Reformation branches include the doctrinal proclamations of the ancient Catholic Council of Nicea, whereby Christ is professed to be "of one essence" with the Father. The original Lutheran Augsburg Confession of 1531, for example, and the later Formula of Concord of 1576-1584, each begin with the mention of the doctrine of the Nicene Council.
Calvin's French Confession of Faith of 1559 states, "And we confess that which has been established by the ancient councils, and we detest all sects and heresies which were rejected by the holy doctors, such as St. Hilary, St. Athanasius, St. Ambrose and St. Cyril." The Scotch Confession of 1560 deals with general councils in its 20th chapter. The Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England, both the original of 1562-1571 and the American version of 1801, explicitly accept the Nicene Creed in article 7.
Even when the particular Protestant confessional formula does not mention the Nicene Council or its creed, its doctrine is nonetheless always asserted, as, for example, in the Calvinist Scotch Confession just mentioned, or in the Presbyterian Westminster Confession of 1647.
At first glance, this all seems rather odd to the Catholic reader. After all, every branch of Protestantism professes the absolute and sole sufficiency of Sacred Scripture for establishing the fundamental points of doctrine. Why, then, do these various Protestant confessions bother to bring up the early councils (or any councils) when establishing their core teachings?
Well, we shouldn't be too quick to accuse them of inconsistency just yet, for all of these confessions make it abundantly clear that the councils of the Church have no authority of their own, but only insofar as they teach things which have a clear warrant in the written Word of God. ………
Read more: http://www.catholicfidelity.com/apologetics-topics/other-religions/protestanism/baptists-at-nicea-by-fr-hugh-barbour-o-praem/
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ACCIONA Windpower will supply 129 MW for a wind farm in Mexico
14 of April, 2015
The order is for 43 three-megawatt AW125/3000 wind turbines, to be supplied in 2015.
ACCIONA Windpower now has more than 6,500 MW of capacity contracted worldwide, almost 1,000 MW of it in Mexico.
ACCIONA Windpower, the ACCIONA Group subsidiary that designs, manufactures and markets wind turbines, will supply 43 three-megawatt turbines – a total of 129 MW – to a renewable energy sector company for a wind farm in Mexico.
With this contract, ACCIONA Windpower has now sold 988.5 MW in Mexico, of which 38% correspond to its 3-megawatt turbine.
The model selected for this contract is the AW125/3000 (rotor diameter 125 meters), designed to optimize the capture of energy on sites with medium-speed winds. The turbines will be mounted on steel towers.
"We are very pleased to continue increasing our order portfolio in Mexico with new customers, and this confirms the growing interest of the wind power sector in our AW 3000 turbine", says ACCIONA Windpower Chief Executive José Luis Blanco.
The company is currently supplying Mexican customers with 3 MW turbines totaling 252 MW for two wind farms in Nuevo León, and has another order for 1.5 MW machines for a 49.5 MW facility in Oaxaca. Previously, AWP produced 556.5 MW for ACCIONA projects and 1.5 MW for a CFE installation.
The new contract means that ACCIONA Windpower has an order book for 6,525 MW, of which 2,412 MW (37%) are for its 3 MW turbine.


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The Hole in The Wall, is Ireland's oldest surviving townhouse and Kilkenny's newest venue. If the gate is open, we are too! Check the website for more information on events happening throughout the year.
The Hole in the Wall, Kilkenny's renowned 18th Century tavern is housed in the oldest surviving townhouse in Ireland, the 1582 Archer Inner House. Fully restored over the past 10 years, the Elizabethan building with its tavern, snug and archer room are now open to visitors for the first time in hundreds of years. Tours can be arranged at weekends and most evenings where the story of the house is described against the backdrop of the complex political history and religious changes that have occurred in Kilkenny over the past 400 years.
The house is wonderful to explore with its surviving 16th Century features. The tavern, now a small and intimate wine bar, recalls part of the buildings illustrious past and evokes the time when the Duke of Wellington and other notables were nightly habitués and the Charitable and Benevolent snug tells of links to 1916 and other notable events. The Elizabethan Room hosts many events year round, ranging from concerts, poetry readings, lectures, debates and theatre.
If you are looking for somewhere to hold a conference, re-union, reception or meeting (or even a wedding), the Inner House of the Archer Mansion and Hole in the Wall is the place. It is availabe also for classical and traditional music, small acoustic concerts as well as debates, theatre, poetry etc. The natural acoustics are excellent and there is an in-built state of the art sound system.
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Case update: Mr A Visram v ICTS (UK) Limited
Published: 21st April 2019
Author: Danielle Humphries
Mr Visram (the Claimant) commenced employment with American Airlines (AA) as an International Security Co-ordinator in their security operations team in 1992.
Under his contract of employment with AA, the Claimant was entitled to long-term disability benefits (LTDB), which were funded by an insurance policy. On 1 December 2012, the Claimant transferred employment in accordance with the provisions of the TUPE Regulations to ICTS UK Limited (ICTS).
After a period of absence due to work-related stress and depression, on 14 August 2014 the Claimant was dismissed from employment on the grounds of medical capability. As one of the conditions of the entitlement to LTBD was that the Claimant remained an employee of ICTS, ICTS informed him that he was not entitled to receive it.
The Claimant brought claims of unfair dismissal and disability related discrimination before the Employment Tribunal. The contractual provisions of the LTDB stated that for employees who had triggered their entitlement to such benefits, such entitlement would continue until "the earlier date of your return to work, death or retirement". The Tribunal rejected ICTS's argument that entitlement to LTDB ended when the Claimant returned to any full-time employment, and instead accepted the Claimant's assertion that he was entitled to LTDB until he either returned to his original job as an International Security Co-ordinator, retired or died. The Tribunal determined that the dismissal constituted discrimination arising from disability and that it was ultimately unfair.
ICTS appealed the decision of the Tribunal regarding their basis for determination of the duration for which the Claimant was entitled to LTDB.
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The EAT dismissed ICTS's appeal. The EAT held that the Tribunal was correct to interpret the ambiguous provision of the "type of return to work" as meaning that the entitlement to LTDB did not cease. Under the insurance policy an eligible employee was entitled to LTDB until he returned to the job he had immediately before he became incapacitated for work. Therefore, the Claimant was entitled to LTDB until he returned to his job as an International Security Co-ordinator.
Where LTDB schemes are used, employers should be wary of the eligibility criterion on which LTDB are paid out under the terms and conditions of their scheme. The courts will focus expressly on the language used to determine the duration of entitlement to LTDB, which can sometimes be misunderstood or misconstrued by employers.
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CHONGQING, China, July 27, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Daqo New Energy Corp. (NYSE: DQ) ("Daqo New Energy" or the "Company"), a leading manufacturer of high-purity polysilicon for the global solar PV industry, today announced that it plans to release its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2018 before U.S. markets open on Tuesday, August 7, 2018.
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Founded in 2008, Daqo New Energy Corp. (NYSE: DQ) is a leading manufacturer of high-purity polysilicon for the global solar PV industry. As one of the world's lowest cost producers of high-purity polysilicon and solar wafers, the Company primarily sells its products to solar cell and solar module manufacturers. The Company has built a manufacturing facility that is technically advanced and highly efficient with a nameplate capacity of 18,000 metric tons in Xinjiang, China. The Company also operates a solar wafer manufacturing facility in Chongqing, China.
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Hey y'all! I just finished writing my 5,300+ word paper. Boy! That took forever. Still no brain for blogging, but I did write a guest post for Fairy Tale Fortnight. Y'all should go check it out! It's just me rambling about how I love fairy tales and how they've impacted me. But I had fun writing it.
I <3 how you've got like 3 copies of THE GOOSE GIRL in that picture!
LOL! wow, it really did change your life! in a huge way. I would love to learn more about twisted fairy tales!
Just read your guest post! I knew you were the world's #1 Shannon Hale fan, but I had no idea her books were so foundational to your life as a reader! So far I've read 2 of hers: Loved The Princess Academy and then just wrote a review on how I was pretty underwhelmed by Book of a Thousand Days.
I keep hearing that I need to read The Goose Girl!
That was really smashing, I loved it, and I loved finding your blog for the first time thinking, "This chick may be more of a ShanFan than I... didn't think that was possible!"
The Goose Girl is one of my favorite books and I love TFT! Have you read any Gail Carson Levine? I love that woman.


St. James Singers from St. James Elementary School participated in the Long Island Music Festival on June 10. The Long Island Music Festival brings students and adjudicators together in a positive learning environment. The choir received the highest ranking of superior for their performance of two selected songs. St. James Singers is a before-school club comprised of more than 100 third-, fourth- and fifth-graders directed by St. James Elementary music teachers Christa Braunreuther and Allison Irmscher.


Meditation may be especially important now. Let's face it, life these days can be stressful. From financial pressures to long working hours, many people have to deal with a high level of anxiety. If you are feeling the strain, you might benefit from setting aside some time to focus purely on relaxation. There is lots of information on meditation techniques available over the web and you also have the option of attending meditation classes and groups here at Heart Centre.


Now for some serious fishing - attaching the cables - to retrieve this piece. Here, Speedy is on top while Scotty and ? are providing some assistance.
and Michael's grapple supporting the fishing line that Speedy is working with. I would call this 50 ton test line. Scotty and ? are adjusting the cables to catch the big one.
it is time for some initial surgical removal of key sections. Here are some demonstrations of Jackie's surgical skills involved in dissassembly of the Grace truss (all done while Michael stabilizes the setion with his shiney new grapple).
The Jackie and Michael duet - in their high speed disassembly positions. This high speed disassembly is a bit frustrating to Richie, back in the Navy yard. He can't seem to get ahead of the arrival of new material. But then there is only one Richie while the dynamic duo of Jackie and Michael are maybe more than 2.
On the way back - a check on the status of P-3. Who is doing the finish work on P-3?


it is a long time ago, getting this boot as a present from my wife: a custom made MORNING GLORY retro inlay cowboy boot. i think it must have been around 2000 when we did this custom order at CABOOTS.com, el paso, texas. the website was really small at this time compared to the actual look and contents. and the custom made boots got really expensive. wow, damn! the MORNING GLORY was my 2nd boot JOEY SANCHEZ and his guys did for me. it was a really smooth deal and i was so happy when i got my boots. perfect work. and this boot is still one of my most beautiful shoes i own.


Starting in 8.2R1, due to the end of ActiveX and Java support on many browsers, an alternate solution is provided called Pulse Secure Application Launcher (PSAL).
Note: Starting from 8.3R3, we have also added PSAL support for launching the HOB applet and JSAM.
This application uses a custom URL, pulsesecure://, to deliver and launch client applications. The custom URL when invoked will automatically trigger the new application – Pulse Secure Application Launcher.
Note: During the initial release in 8.2R1, the solution works for Chrome and Edge browser on Windows and Safari and Chrome on MacOS. In 8.2R5, full support for Firefox was added for Windows.
Installing Pulse Client using Pulse Secure Application Launcher for the first time.
Launching Pulse Client using Pulse Secure Application Launcher.
Login to the PCS server using the user name and password given by the administrator.
The browser will show a warning message as shown in the figure below. Select Remember my choice for all links of this type, and click Launch Application.
In the warning message box that appears, click Yes to allow Pulse Secure to contact the server. If you do not want this prompt to appear in future, click Always.
The Pulse Application Launcher installs setup client module. The Pulse Application Launcher installs setup client module.
In the warning message box that appears, click Yes to download, install and/or execute software from the server.
the Start button again to launch the Pulse Secure client.
For the prompts that appear next, select the options appropriately and complete the installation process.
The Pulse Application Launcher and Pulse Secure Setup Client will be shown in the installed programs list.
A setup control warning will appear to install the Pulse Secure component. In the following example, Host Checker is being installed.
The following Pulse Secure component will be installed and launch.


Not for the first time, our waiter asked, "How is the food, ma'am?" while looking at my husband, which was confusing to both of us. He also inquired as to whether it was OK to remove plates we were clearly done with, given that they were entirely bereft of food. Offered us more bread only after we were pretty much done our entrees. Kept trying to refill our sparkling water glasses with regular water. Initially forgot to bring us the dessert course.
And somehow, we didn't mind at all.
The waiter was good-natured, and was definitely trying to do a good job.
And the food—which was very good—was $20 for three courses. That's $20 Canadian for the whole meal. Despite including items such as beef tenderloin, lamb, foie gras, and fancy French cheeses.
When foie gras alone is typically over $20 at a "regular" restaurant, that kind of a deal can buy you a lot of good will.
Yes, last Wednesday, for the first time in some time, we returned to Bloom restaurant at Conestoga College, where students' training for a possible career in the hospitality industry includes running this restaurant open to the public—under the watchful eye of people who know what they're doing. This week's theme was foods of Southern France.
They went all out in trying to give us a French restaurant-like experience, starting us with an amuse bouche of mushroom and cheese. As appetizers, while Jean enjoyed his foie gras, I had a very nice wild mushroom crepe.
We then received a palate cleanser of pear and brandy sorbet. Couldn't taste the brandy much, but it was nice and refreshing. And pretty.
The managing chef made the rounds of tables as we were waiting on our dessert (which they scrambled to deliver once they realized it was missed). They had no decaf espresso, so they made us a latte of decaf roobois tea, which was pretty good.
Jean had wanted the apple dessert, but they were out, so he managed with the cheese plate. I had a deconstructed blueberry tart that was light and delicious.
Dining at Bloom is an experience worth having. The service hiccups are just part of the charm.
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L'aeroport de Camaxilo  és un aeroport que serveix Camaxilo, una vila de la província de Lunda-Nord a Angola. La pista d'aterratge es troba a 3,8 kilòmetres al sud de la vila.

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