Autism Spectrum Disorders : N. Jennifer Oke, Ph.D.
Diagnosing ASDs can be difficult since there is no medical test, like a blood test, to diagnose the disorders. Doctors look at the child's behavior and development to make a diagnosis.
ASDs can sometimes be detected at 18 months or younger. By age 2, a diagnosis by an experienced professional can be considered very reliable.1 However, many children do not receive a final diagnosis until much older. This delay means that children with an ASD might not get the help they need.
There is currently no cure for ASDs. However, research shows that early intervention treatment services can greatly improve a child's development.2 3 Early intervention services help children from birth to 3 years old (36 months) learn important skills. Services can include therapy to help the child talk, walk, and interact with others. Therefore, it is important to talk to your child's doctor as soon as possible if you think your child has an ASD or other developmental problem.
ASDs continue to be an important public health concern. Like the many families living with ASDs, CDC wants to find out what causes the disorder. Understanding the risk factors that make a person more likely to develop an ASD will help us learn more about the causes.
ASDs occur in all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups, but are almost five times more common among boys than among girls. CDC estimates that about 1 in 88 children has been identified with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Lord C, Risi S, DiLavore PS, Shulman C, Thurm A, Pickles A. Autism from 2 to 9 years of age. Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2006 Jun;63(6):694-701.
Handleman, J.S., Harris, S., eds. Preschool Education Programs for Children with Autism (2nd ed).Austin,TX: Pro-Ed. 2000.
National Research Council. Educating Children with Autism. Washington,DC:NationalAcademyPress, 2001.


Look at how glittery they are. Well. Kinda. As many of my blog friends know, it is difficult to capture how sparkly things are in a photography, but I can assure you, they really are sparkly!
What do you think. To make them, I threaded tiny beads onto wire, then bent the wire around a pencil to achieve the spiral shape. These were quite tricky to make as the beads were so tiny, and I am not the most dexterous of people. I can tell you, I had to hoover many many beads off the floor once I had finished! But it was worth it because they are so lovely!
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Nate expectations
Author: Federle, Tim
Physical Description: 249 p., 21 cm
Ages: 10-14 Grades: 5-9
High schools -- Fiction
Musicals -- Fiction
Theater -- Fiction
Gays -- Fiction
Family life -- Pennsylvania -- Fiction
Pennsylvania -- Fiction
When E.T.: The Musical closes, Nate reluctantly returns home to begin high school and, with his best friend, Libby, makes a project of turning Dickens' Great Expectations into a musical.
Nate (Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers)
Points: 11.0 Quiz: 75397
Kirkus Reviews (+) (07/01/18)
Booklist (08/01/18)
Booklist - 08/01/2018 Drummed off of Broadway and forced to go crawling back to Pennsylvania, freshman Nate Foster is worried that high school won't be as fabulous as the Big Apple, that his parents won't be as supportive as his theater family, and that he'll miss kissing his boyfriend. Yet as in the first two books in this entertaining series, readers will see a determined and resilient young man, and when Nate and his best friend turn a dull English assignment into a musical version of Great Expectations, his show-biz magic brightens the existence of his fellow students. Just as one character prophetically warns, "Charm can get you far in Times Square. But be careful back home," this final act set in Nate's hometown isn't quite as charming as the high bar set in the series' earlier NYC adventures, yet it's satisfying and has some great one-liners ("Sometimes I feel like I'm three life choices away from having a signature wig line"). If you know the difference between a cast album and a soundtrack, this is the book for you! - Copyright 2018 Booklist.

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The draw for the upcoming World Cup 2018 recently took place at Saint Petersburg
The draw for the upcoming World Cup 2018 recently took place at Saint Petersburg.
One of the toughest groups to qualify out of will be the Group A, which features two heavyweights in the form of Netherlands and France. Even though the Dutch have been on a rotten run of form since the appointment of Guus Hiddink after the World Cup 2014, the departure of the former Chelsea manager is expected to revive them.Hiddink recently stepped down from his role after failing to turn around the fortunes of the team even with a lot of months at the helm.
Despite this poor form, Didier Deschamps reckons that the Dutchman will be the favourite for qualification from the group as the winners. The former Marseille man may come out with such interviews, but he will be expected to take France to the World Cup without fail. His more important priority will be to perform well in the upcoming Euro 2016, in which France are the hosts. The disadvantage of being the hosts of a major tournament is that teams do not get the opportunity to test themselves in competitive matches. France are hoping to get around this situation by taking advantage of the home support.
The group also includes the likes of Bulgaria, Sweden, Belarus, and Luxembourg."This is a strong group, compact, with good European nations. Favourites are the Netherlands because they were semi-finalists of the last World Cup in Brazil, where they finished third, but there is also Sweden, Belarus, Bulgaria, which are never easy teams to play. There are certainly easier groups than ours in the European zone.Being seeded, it can be an advantage in certain situations or not. But for sure it would have been better to win these matches in June," said the French manager.
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Australians killed in Indonesian chopper crash
Posted Wed 3 Aug 2011 at 7:26pm Wednesday 3 Aug 2011 at 7:26pm Wed 3 Aug 2011 at 7:26pm , updated Thu 4 Aug 2011 at 10:14am Thursday 4 Aug 2011 at 10:14am Thu 4 Aug 2011 at 10:14am
A rescue team evacuates a man who survived the crash but later died of his injuries. (AFP: Glen Rarung)
abc.net.au/news/chopper-down-in-indonesia/2823754
Two Australians were among 10 people killed when their helicopter crashed in Indonesia's North Sulawesi province, Newcrest Mining has confirmed.
Eight passengers and two crew were on board the helicopter, which crashed about 2:30pm yesterday (local time) after taking off from the town of Manado.
Rescuers reached the scene of the crash this morning and said an Indonesian man had been found alive in the wreckage.
The man was rushed to hospital but died in transit.
Two South Africans and five Indonesians were also killed in the crash.
The helicopter was chartered by a joint venture between Australia's Newcrest Mining and Indonesian company Aneka Tambang.
It was taking eight workers from Manado to a mine on another island when it crashed.
Newcrest says it does not know what caused the crash and says the Australians' families have been notified.
"Newcrest and Aneka Tambang express their deepest sadness and condolences to family, colleagues and friends of the passengers over this tragic event," chief executive officer Greg Robinson said in a statement.
The company says counselling and support services are being made available to family and employees.
It says it cannot release the names of the dead until formal identification processes have been concluded by authorities.
Work at Newcrest's Gosowong gold mine in North Sulawesi has been suspended.
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Rockin'……with the Rockettes
Two Camas girls and their dance teacher perform in opening act of show
By Danielle Frost | January 4, 2011 12:00 am | comments
Liberty Middle School students Ellie Cook (right) and Kelsie Ackerman pose with one of the Rockettes at a meet-and-greet on Christmas Eve.
When 12-year-olds Kelsie Ackerman and Ellie Cook first found out they'd been chosen to dance in the opening act of the Rockettes show, they were thrilled.
"I was really, really excited," Ackerman said. "I wasn't expecting it at all."
Added Cook, "I was so happy and so excited about it."
And they weren't alone. Their dance instructor, Jen Filson, of Virtuosity Dance Studio, where both take classes, auditioned and was chosen as well.
"I always wanted to be a Rockette when I was younger, but I'm too tall," she said. "I was so excited when we were chosen."
The three performed in the opening act of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular at the Rose Garden Arena in Portland Sunday, Dec. 26.
Ackerman and Cook are students at Liberty Middle School in Camas. Filson has been teaching at Virtuosity since September and is a professional choreographer and dancer.
The three prepared for the show by rehearsing two to four hours every Sunday for two months beforehand.
"I'm super busy and didn't know if I could fit something else in, but I made the time for this," Filson said. "I really liked learning the Broadway musical theater technique, because I've done jazz my whole life."
The Rockettes are a precision dance company performing out of the Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan, New York City. During the Christmas season, they perform five shows a day, seven days a week.
One of their best-known routines is an eye-high leg kick in perfect unison in a chorus line, which they include at the end of every performance.
The Radio City Christmas Spectacular is performed annually at Radio City Music Hall and in numerous other North American cities by a touring company of Rockettes.
It is one of the most-watched live shows in the United States, with more than 2 million viewers per year. The Rockettes perform annually at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the America's Thanksgiving Parade in Detroit.
The NBC Rockefeller Center Tree-Lighting Ceremony also traditionally includes a performance by the dance troupe.
Ackerman and Cook really enjoyed interacting with the Rockettes at a meet-and-greet on Christmas Eve.
"It was amazing " Ackerman said.
Cook's favorite part of the event was meeting one of the Rockettes and peppering her with questions.
"She told us all about a seven minute tap (dance) routine she had to do," Cook said. "It was really exciting."
And were either of the girls nervous before performing on stage at the Rose Garden?
"No," Ackerman said. "I was just excited. It was amazing and really cool to dance on the Rockettes stage at the Rose Garden of front of thousands of people."
Cook agreed.
"Before the performance, I was so excited," she said. "I was almost screaming with excitement."
In addition to meeting the Rockettes, both girls and their dance instructor enjoyed learning the routine and meeting new people.
"It was neat to be up on stage and to get to know everyone," Cook said.
"It was really amazing," Ackerman said. "It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience."
Added Filson, "I really liked learning the technique and enjoyed meeting all the performers, who were anywhere from 5 to 58 years old. It was really nice to have the experience with my students, too."
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Q: How to iterate over a Tree in Scalaz The Scalaz Tree class proves seemingly very useful `Zipper' functionality via TreeLoc (Javadoc).
However, it's not apparent to me how to easily iterate through a tree (e.g. to find the `k-th' node in a tree containing a total of n>k nodes) without doing a lot of conditional hedging on whether the zipper is at the end of the list of current children.
Is there an easy way to do this that I'm missing?

A: Stealing from the TreeLoc.find method, you could do something like this:
  def findAt[A](tree: TreeLoc[A], k: Int): Option[TreeLoc[A]] = {
    Cobind[TreeLoc].cojoin(tree).tree.flatten.drop(k).headOption
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Hopefully amongst the readers here are those who do not live by taking out endless credit card debt to pay off the last loans; or perhaps I am being optimistic.
However, assuming there are one or two of you who don't spend every penny of income it is a hard decision today to decide what to do with it. After all, CPI is now at 3.5%, it will fall back later this year, but it means that the best savings accounts only manage to offer to meet inflation for you. So by saving your money you are not adding to your wealth in any sense, merely storing it. This is before the taxman decides to take his share, pushing you into a loss.
Worse, the Pound is down 25% agains the Euro and Dollar and not likely to show any market improvement over the longer term. So now any savings measured on global basis will be well down over the past two years.
The Government is continuing to conspire against savers - so what to do?
Well, my choice is to long and short lots of shares in the market and this makes for quite a good return but requires concentration and is risky if there is a big downturn again - which is not that likely, but might still make the probable list.
So this leaves funds, perhaps Real Return funds the best of which do about 10% a year and don't drop too much except in cataclysmic crash. Or perhaps emerging market funds which buy shares in companies not in £'s but dollars and also in coutnries not suffering from the oppression of insane Government like the UK. As these can be put into an ISA you can even avoid tax on the shares and dividends.
Other choices are paying down debt like mortgages and any other debt and this would certainly be top of my list. However whatever happens don't save in a Bank acccount; it will only make you poorer as that is the Government's wish.
We cannot say we were not warned. The statist socialists' wheeze for paying for their recession was (is) to tax savings accounts. After all, their logic goes, if you have savings you are too rich already. It is part of the socialists' strategy to turn us all into hand-to-mouth serfs.
I'm lending all my spare cash to the government!
O/T but Nicky Winterton on radio 5 is doing incredible damage to MPS.
It like the 'people are jealous of my big house' quote all over.
MPs may need to keep their heads down again for a bit. "David Cameron is not entirely in touch with the members of parliament on this. He does not represent me"
As for saving, due to a family illness I gave my parents a large lump sum and to say thanks they effectively gave me the house, so I shall be paying the mortgage off that for them.
I'm with Blue Eyes on this one.
"We cannot say we were not warned. The Home-Owner-Ists' wheeze for paying for their recession was (is) to take even more wealth from businesses and savers in order to prop up house prices.
After all, their logic goes, if you own a home, all you care about is house prices, and not trivial things like employment or encouraging people to save and invest in the real economy. It is part of the Home-Owner-Ists' strategy to turn us all into debt-slaves (even if you don't owe anybody a penny)."
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned commodities or gold.
That's all very well if you have other debt to pay off.
The only debt I've got at the moment is credit card debt on a credit card that gets paid off in full every month.
Oh - and a 5-year 0% loan on laser treatment I had last year. No point paying that off early, especially if inflation is going to skyrocket.
to take Obsidian's last point a little further. Any tips on how to start shorting / going long on a budget e.g. suitable brokers would be appreciated. A beginners guide would be excellent. Might even make an interesting blog sub-category?
I use TDWaterhouse (http://www.tdwaterhouse.co.uk/). I don't know if they are the cheapest, but they've served me well over the last 5 years. You can open an ISA trading account with them if you wish, and trade North American and European shares as well. Commission is £12.50 per trade falling to £9.50 if you trade more frequently.
I don't sell short, but have traded in short ETF funds on occassion.
I was suggesting just the same, myself.
Does anyone else think we're going to see sterling exchange controls imposed at some point?
This economy is becoming a complete basket case. To my untrained eyes, the situation here is far worse than it is in the States: worse deficit, less safe currency, higher inflation, more unemployment, house-price insanity has returned, etc.
Anon 1148: well once Argentina helps itself to the Falklands (a year or two, you just watch), that will be the only one of Maggie's achievements that they haven't undone, so no doubt it will be in their sights.
I wonder how much worse things can get. I suppose there will, actually, be a General Election this year? Or will Gordo find a reason to invoke civil contingencies?
Mark Wadsworth - since when did Home Owners start setting the bank rate and controlling the economy? And here's me thinking we've had a socialist Chancellor for the last 13 years. Just goes to show how wrong ordinary home owners are in the new model socialist order.
I know - it's not Labour's fault it's the people's fault - let's elect another.


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Firefly Lane Season 2: Release, cast, synopsis, trailer, and more updates
Firefly Lane season 2 is an American television series. The show's first season came out on the 3rd of February, 2021. The first part of season 2 will premiere on the famous streaming platform Netflix. The release date of the show is on the 2nd of December 2022.
What is the show Firefly Lane season 2 about?
The series is about two girls in their teenage becoming the best of friends. The series focuses on the 1970s to the 2000s as the girls' transition from teenage to adulthood. The two girls are Tully and Kate. However, they meet each other on Firefly Lane as young girls. It is from this point that their lives change. They also become best friends, and their friendship lives on for 30 years. The story is about their friendship as they go through ups and downs.
Who is in the cast of Firefly Lane season 2?
The main cast of the show includes Katherine Heigl as Tully Hart. Sarah Chalke plays the role of Kate Mularkey. Ben Lawson plays the role of Johnny Ryan. Beau Garrett plays the role of Cloud. Yael Yurman plays the role of Marah Ryan. Ignacio Serricchio plays the role of Danny Diaz. Martin Donovan also comes in as a guest cast member to play the role of Wilson King.
Maggie Friedman is the creator and executive producer of the show. Executive producers of the show include Peter O'Fallon and Stephanie Germain. It also includes Shawn Williamson and Lee Rose. Aaron Au is the producer of the show.
What is the review of Firefly Lane season 2?
Firefly Lane received a pretty average review. The epic pair of Tully and Hart will take the show forward. Their friendship is also worth a watch. But the show needs a good story. The critics did not like the writing of the show. But it is a genuine entertainer and lives up to its expectations.
Is the trailer available?
Yes. The trailer of the show is available.
The show is a one-time watch. You can watch it for some light fun.
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Horvátország először az 1992-ben megrendezett téli olimpiai játékokon szerepelt független országként, ezt megelőzően a horvát sportolók jugoszláv színekben indultak 1920 és 1988 között.

A nyári olimpiákon a legeredményesebb sportáguk a férfi kézilabda, a téli olimpiákon pedig 1 kivételével az összes eddigi érmet alpesisíben szerezték a Kostelić testvérek, Janica Kostelić és Ivica Kostelić révén.

A Horvát Olimpiai Bizottság 1991-ben alakult meg, a NOB 1993-ban vette fel tagjai sorába, a bizottság jelenlegi elnöke Zlatko Matesa.

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Érmek a nyári olimpiai játékokon

Érmek a téli olimpiai játékokon

Érmek sportáganként

Érmek a nyári olimpiai játékokon sportáganként

Érmek a téli olimpiai játékokon sportáganként

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Restriction-free vision in the forklift
ITA/IPH | How to compensate the restricted vision in forklifts with the help of strategically placed cameras and augmented reality glasses? Scientists from ITA and IPH are jointly tackling this question.
One of the biggest challenges in operating a forklift is the driver's limited view of his surroundings, especially when storing and retrieving load carriers or transporting bulky loads. Various camera and assistance systems are used on the vehicles to support the driver and his surroundings and increase the operational safety of the vehicle. However, control elements and screens for displaying job data, vehicle parameters or the playback of reversing or fork cameras, as used on most vehicles today, also represent an additional visual restriction.
A new approach is being pursued by scientists at the Institut für Integrierte Produktion Hannover (IPH) gGmbH and the Institute of Transport and Automation Technology (ITA) at Leibniz University Hannover in the joint research project ViSIER – Virtual vision enhancement and intuitive interaction through Augmented Reality on industrial trucks (IGF project 20158 N).
Their goal is to implement an operator assistance system for forklifts that uses augmented reality (AR) to compensate for the driver's restricted vision caused by vehicle components and the load.
Surrounding area survey
The environment recording represents the essential basis for the assistance system. For this purpose, ITA has strategically mounted RGB-D cameras on a demonstrator vehicle. The demonstrator, a Linde E16 counterbalanced truck, was provided by Kion.
The RGB-D cameras provide the color values for each pixel as well as the corresponding depth information. A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is integrated in the camera, this takes over the conversion of the USB interface to the Ethernet standard used in the industry. Power is supplied by means of Power-over-Ethernet (PoE). A voltage converter was connected to the forklift battery to supply the PoE switch required for this.
In cooperation with the company Vetter, ITA has developed forks with integrated cameras. Various adapters allow the variation of the angle of inclination of the cameras during the project.
For environmental imaging, the position and orientation (pose) of the cameras in a reference coordinate system is required. This pose is determined image-based in a calibration process. The calibration process is divided into an on/offline process. The offline calibration process includes an intrinsic calibration of the individual cameras as well as an initial extrinsic calibration of the camera systems.
ITA has selected and implemented the algorithms for the initial calibration. For the calibration, images of the calibration patterns are taken in different positions and orientations. Here, the respective pattern must always be seen by a defined base camera, which represents the reference coordinate system, and the camera currently to be calibrated. By assigning the image features, the pose of the respective camera with respect to the base camera is determined.
In addition to the initial extrinsic calibration, a dynamic extrinsic calibration is required. This is necessary because the pose of the camera systems in relation to each other can change, for example, when raising the forks or tilting the lift mast. The dynamic extrinsic calibration is to be based on the principle of visual odometry.
Position determination
The position of the operator's head or the AR glasses is determined by camera, using the internal cameras of the AR glasses. IPH has placed markers in the forklift in such a way that at least one is always detected by the camera of the AR glasses. The software must then detect and identify the markers. From this, the pose of the markers relative to the camera can be calculated. The position of the markers relative to the forklift coordinate system is known, so that transformation matrices can be set up and used for coordinate transformation into the reference coordinate system.
In the demonstration forklift, 3D-printed adapter plates had to be used to create planar surfaces to ensure reliable detection of the markers. Using multiple smaller markers on a plate instead of one large one proved to be beneficial for robustness of detection. In addition, the markers must have a sufficiently large contrast to the background. While the detection of the markers runs stably, the axes are sometimes placed incorrectly, which also causes the calculated pose to be incorrect. To weed out the incorrectly oriented axes, allowable ranges for translation in the direction of each axis in the forklift coordinate system and for rotation around these axes were defined according to the driver's freedom of movement.
View Constraint Compensation
The algorithm implemented by ITA uses 2D image data for sight restriction detection. The vision-restricting components are detected by matching color information from the operator's field of view with color information from a previously determined corresponding area of a reconstructed scene. For the actual view restriction compensation, a mask-based overlay with information from the reconstructed scene takes place in the next step.
In a further step, IPH implemented a marker-based view restriction detection. The detection of visibility constraints is performed using QR codes placed inside the truck. Based on these codes, the alignment takes place an overlay with a 3D model of the truck by defining the sight-restricting components.
ITA and IPH are currently working on merging the partial results. The assistance system will first be tested in the ITA test hall. This will be followed by validation at the project partner China Logistic Center in Itzehoe.
The aim of the research project is to give forklift drivers a clear view – with the help of AR glasses, they can easily see through obstacles.
Further information on the project can be found at visier.iph-hannover.de.
by Lukas Jütte and Alexander Poschke
Sensoren in Staplerreifen sollen Unfälle verhindern
Three-dimensional factory layout with UAV scan
Driver assistance systems
Hiding visual obstructions
Industrial truck with camera technology: The Linde E16 forklift serves as a demonstrator in the research project. (Photo: ITA)
Markers and visibility restrictions in the driver's cab. (Photo: ITA)
Result of the environmental recording. (Photo: ITA)
AR glasses provide an unblocked view at the wheel. (Photo: ITA)
Lukas Jütte, M.Sc.
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Osh, Kyrgyzstan
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January, the same as December, is a wintry winter month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with temperature in the range of an average low of -3.8°C (25.2°F) and an average high of 2.8°C (37°F). January is the coldest month, with an average high-temperature of 2.8°C (37°F) and an average low-temperature of -3.8°C (25.2°F). Weather in January »
February, the last month of the winter, in Osh, is another cold month, with average temperature fluctuating between 4.3°C (39.7°F) and -2.6°C (27.3°F). In Osh, Kyrgyzstan, the average high-temperature is almost the same as in January - a still cold 4.3°C (39.7°F). Weather in February »
March, the first month of the spring, in Osh, is a fresh month, with average temperature ranging between min 4°C (39.2°F) and max 11.8°C (53.2°F). In March, the average high-temperature rises, from a cold 4.3°C (39.7°F) in February, to a fresh 11.8°C (53.2°F). Weather in March »
April is an enjoyable spring month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with average temperature varying between 18.3°C (64.9°F) and 9°C (48.2°F). In Osh, the average high-temperature in April rises, from a fresh 11.8°C (53.2°F) in March, to an enjoyable 18.3°C (64.9°F). Weather in April »
The last month of the spring, May, is a moderately hot month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with average temperature varying between 13°C (55.4°F) and 23.3°C (73.9°F). In May, the average high-temperature increases, from an enjoyable 18.3°C (64.9°F) in April, to a warm 23.3°C (73.9°F). Weather in May »
The first month of the summer, June, is still a warm month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with average temperature varying between 16.7°C (62.1°F) and 27.6°C (81.7°F). In Osh, Kyrgyzstan, the average high-temperature marginally rises, from a warm 23.3°C (73.9°F) in May, to a still moderately hot 27.6°C (81.7°F). Weather in June »
July in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, is a tropical summer month, with average temperature varying between 18.9°C (66°F) and 31.2°C (88.2°F). With an average high-temperature of 31.2°C (88.2°F) and an average low-temperature of 18.9°C (66°F), July is the warmest month. Weather in July »
The last month of the summer, August, is also a hot month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with average temperature ranging between min 17.8°C (64°F) and max 30.5°C (86.9°F). In Osh, the average high-temperature in August is essentially the same as in July - a still hot 30.5°C (86.9°F). Weather in August »
The first month of the autumn, September, is still a warm month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with average temperature ranging between max 25.7°C (78.3°F) and min 13.7°C (56.7°F). In September, the average high-temperature marginally drops, from a tropical 30.5°C (86.9°F) in August, to a warm 25.7°C (78.3°F). Weather in September »
October, the same as September, is another comfortable autumn month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with temperature in the range of an average high of 17.9°C (64.2°F) and an average low of 8.5°C (47.3°F). In October, the average high-temperature drops, from a warm 25.7°C (78.3°F) in September, to a comfortable 17.9°C (64.2°F). Weather in October »
November, the last month of the autumn, in Osh, is also a fresh month, with temperature in the range of an average high of 10.2°C (50.4°F) and an average low of 2.6°C (36.7°F). In November, the average high-temperature drops, from an enjoyable 17.9°C (64.2°F) in October, to a fresh 10.2°C (50.4°F). Weather in November »
December, the first month of the winter, in Osh, is also a wintry month, with temperature in the range of an average high of 4.4°C (39.9°F) and an average low of -2.5°C (27.5°F). In December, the average high-temperature decreases, from a fresh 10.2°C (50.4°F) in November, to a cold 4.4°C (39.9°F). Weather in December »
What is the coldest month in Osh?
The coldest month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, is January, with an average high-temperature of 2.8°C (37°F) and an average low-temperature of -3.8°C (25.2°F).
How many days does it rain in Osh?
Throughout the year, in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, there are 101.6 rainfall days, and 342mm (13.46") of precipitation is accumulated.
When does it snow in Osh?
Months with snowfall in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, are January through April, October through December.
How many days does it snow in Osh?
In Osh, during the entire year, snow falls for 27.6 days, and aggregates up to 577mm (22.72") of snow.
When is the lowest UV index in Osh?
January, February, November and December, with an average maximum UV index of 2, are months with the lowest UV index in Osh.
What is the most humid month in Osh?
February is the most humid month, with an average relative humidity of 69%.
What is the snowiest month in Osh?
The month with the most snowfall in Osh is February when snow falls for 7.3 days and typically aggregates up to 190mm (7.48") of snow.
What is the wettest month in Osh?
The month with the most rainfall in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, is April when the rain falls for 14.6 days and typically aggregates up to 54mm (2.13") of precipitation.
When it does not snow in Osh?
In Osh snow does not fall in May through September.
When is the highest UV index in Osh?
Months with the highest UV index in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, are May through August, with an average maximum UV index of 6.
When are the longest days in Osh?
With an average of 15h of daylight, June has the longest days of the year.
What month has the most sunshine in Osh?
June has the most sunshine of the year in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, with an average of 11.7h of sunshine.
What is the warmest month in Osh?
The warmest month in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, is July, with an average high-temperature of 31.2°C (88.2°F) and an average low-temperature of 18.9°C (66°F).
What is the least humid month in Osh?
Months with the lowest humidity are July and August, with an average relative humidity of 32%.
What is the driest month in Osh?
September is the month with the least rainfall. Rain falls for 5 days and accumulates 6mm (0.24") of precipitation.
What is the month with the shortest days in Osh?
The month with the shortest days is December, with an average of 9.3h of daylight.
What is the month with the least sunshine in Osh?
The month with the least sunshine in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, is December, with an average of 5.9h of sunshine.
The warmest month (with the highest average high temperature) is July (31.2°C).
The month with the lowest average high temperature is January (2.8°C).
The month with the highest average low temperature is July (18.9°C).
The coldest month (with the lowest average low temperature) is January (-3.8°C).
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The month with the highest relative humidity is February (69%).
Months with the lowest relative humidity are July and August (32%).
The wettest month (with the highest rainfall) is April (54mm).
The driest month (with the least rainfall) is September (6mm).
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The month with the least sunshine days is April (12.8 days).
Months with the highest UV index are May, June, July and August (UV index 6).
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The Practical Book of Chinaware by Eberlein & Ramsdell The Practical Book of Chinaware The Only Work in One Volume that Covers the Chinaware of all Countries would be a great addition to your library. This 1938 hard cover book was written by Harold Donaldson Eberlein & Roger Wearne Ramsdell and published by Halcyon House.Dust jacket worn, book very good condition.
Art Deco Scenic Luster Plates Set of 12 12 Art Deco luster plates circa 1920's -30's Japan. Landscape scene with little blue house, green shrubbery, blue sky, beige ground with little flowers. 7" diameter.
Vintage Austrian Imperial China Set of Imperial Crown Porcelain dinnerware. White background, light yellow border, gold trim. 3 - 9 1/2" plates, 3 - 7 1/2" plates, 3 - 5" bowls, 3 - 5 3/4" plates, 3 - saucers, 3 - cups. Creamer and sugar with lid. very good condition.
Antique Set of Floral Dinnerware 9 Plates & Platter Pretty white background with assorted botanical flowers mostly in fall colors. 9 - 8 3/4" plates 7 11 1/4" x 7 7/8" platter. 1 tiny chip & 1 hairline 3", wear to gold edge. Platter has a shield with BBD & the word Caress which is probably the name of the pattern. No mark on plates.
German US Zone Tea Set White with tiny pastel flowers tea set, Includes 6 1/2" teapot no lid, 4 1/4" sugar bowl with lid, 4 2" tall cups, 6 5" saucers.
Vintage Stoke & Sons Plates Set of 8 8 very nice 8 1/2" plates made by Stoke & Sons, England. Beautiful shade of green used for a band with a gold band on either side of it. Also in the green is a drape design around inside band. Light wear.
Recipes from an English Country Garden 1998, Paperback, from Wedgwood, inspired by their Sarah's Garden china pattern. Illustrated with beautiful hand-drawn fruit and flower designs from the Wedgwood archives. Very good.
Vintage Marshall Fields Rose Plates 13 lovely 8 3/4" white plates with a rim of tiny pink roses between bands of apple green and a gold edge. Made for Marshall Fields & Co. Chicago by Crescent. Light wear.
Vintage Royal Rudolstadt (Prussia) Small Plates Six 5 1/4" diam. plates with 1" light celery edge with raised design and gold rim. Would be nice to use for molded salad or a slice of cake.
Vintage Cauldon Plates Set of 4 Lovely 9" plates with pink roses surrounded with different color wildflowers in the center An apple green boarder and lots of gold design and edging. Very good.
Vintage Theodore Haviland Limoges Set of 4 4 luncheon size 8" plates, 4 saucers 5 1/2" and 1 cup which has tiny chip on rim and long hairline. Tiny pink roses with delicate green leaves. France.
Pickard Gossamer Dinner Plates Set of 3 3, 10", gray background with white milkweed seeds, slight wear, some silver worn off edge. All 3 for price quoted.
Vintage Blue Johnson Brothers Historic America Platter Wonderful 16" long blue and white, Historic America, Independence Hall platter by Johnson Bros. England. Wide rim decorated with acorns and oak leaves. No crazing. What a great platter to use for your holiday turkey! After that hang on your wall and enjoy it all year around.
Tableau by Lenox Set of Dishes for 8 Beautiful set of Lenox dishes for 8. Set includes 8 dinner plates 10 1/2", 8 salad 8 3/8", 8 bread and butter plates 6 3/4', 9 footed cups 4" across, 8 saucers 5 3/4",8 bowls 5 1/2" diam., 2 oval vegetable bowls 8 1/2". Red and green flowers, tan scrolls on cream background.
Vintage Lenox Dinnerware 7 Pieces Cream background with black ribbon and different flowers on border, gold trim on edges. 3 - 5 1/2" saucers, 4 - 7 1/4" plates. Made for Marshall Fields & Co. in Chicago. 7 pieces sold as set.
Vintage Rosenthal Porcelain Plates Set of 6 Six dainty 8 1/4" plates bordered with garland of tiny pink roses, green leaves and gold trim.
Vintage Wedgwood Periwinkle & White Patrician Cake Set Gorgeous set of Wedgwood "Patrician" periwinkle and white luncheon or dessert set with raised white passion flowers and periwinkle leaves. Service for 9. Set includes: large 13 1/4" diam. serving plate in very good condition, 9 plates 8 3/4" diam., all very good condition, Coffee pot or tall tea pot is 8 5/8' tall with lid. Has a small chip on underneath edge of spout which is stained, creamer 4" tall very good condition, sugar 4 3/8" tall with lid very good condition, 9 cups 2 3/8' tall very good condition except 1 cup has small chip on bottom near edge and all have all have very light stains on bases, probably from coffee being absorbed by unglazed china underneath, when cup sits on saucer stains not noticeable, 9 saucers 6" diam. very good condition.
Blue Ridge Southern Potteries Baltic Ivy Set of Dishes Pretty hand painted with dark green and chartreuse ivy leaves on a brown stem set of dishes. Very good condition unless otherwise noted. 12 dinner plates 9 5/8" ~ 1 oval platter 11 3/4" ~ 1 serving bowl 8 3/4" diam. x 2 1/2" deep ~ 12 bowls 7" diam. x 1 3/4" deep ~ 8 berry bowls 5 5/8" diam. x 1" deep ~ set of 8 cup 2" tall and saucers 6 3/8" diam. one saucer has small flea bite on rim ~ 7 bread and butter plates 6 5/16" diam. ~ 8 plates 7 1/4" ~ 6 plates 7 3/8" one has a chip on rim ~ 1 plate 6 7/16".
Vintage Aqua Vernon Kilns Platter Early California, 12" long, a few light marks from knife, very good condition.
Vintage Yellow Fiesta 9 1/2" Plates Pair 2 yellow 9 1/2" Fiesta plates, very light wear.
Egg Stand Basket Decorated with Flowers Sweet composition egg holder. Pink and blue flowers with sea green leaves around a woven basket. 1 1/2" wide. About 15 years old. Looks like butter cream frosting. Have several more.
Vintage Turquoise Fiesta 9 1/2" Plate Turquoise, 9 1/2", Fiesta plate, very light wear.
Vintage Cobalt Fiesta 9 1/2" Plate Cobalt, 9 1/2", Fiesta plate, very light wear.


You cannot stop them as they just call from random numbers. It's likely it's pure chance they called you.
These are a nationwide problem. We all get them. Just put the phone down.
Even ex-directory your phone no. gets leaked all over the Net. Have you never given it to other websites?


Whenever I get a new lens my dog is usually my first model. Yesterday I picked up a Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 AT-X116 Pro DX II Wide Angle Zoom. This is the first "off brand" lens I've purchased for my Canon bodies and I think I'm going to love it.
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So this week I picked up a new lens and decided The Columbus Zoo would be an excellent place to test it out. They have some very nice exhibits, and if you haven't been recently or never at all I would definitely recommend it. Columbus residents also get half price admission on Wednesdays with a proof of address.
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Photo taken of the tap handles at Elevator Brewing Company in Columbus Ohio.


If sun, surf and lots of water are the key ingredients to a perfect SUP destination, then San Diego is near the top of the heap.
The Southern California city is widely-known as a destination for droves of tourists from around the country and the world. Most of whom are seeking to lay on a beach, soak up some sun and possibly pay a visit to Shamu or one of the other countless attractions in the city.
Yet for those of us who enjoy spending our time with a stick in our hands and a board beneath our feet, San Diego has another draw–the place is an absolute mecca for standup paddling. No matter if you're into surfing, downwinding, racing or just touring, this city has plenty to offer. Not to mention, beautiful people on the beach and mild weather year-round makes San Diego tough to beat.
So how does "America's Finest City" stack up against the 15 other paddle towns in the running? Check out San Diego's city profile below and then cast your vote to help determine the winner of this year's Paddle Town Battle.
If flatwater is your thing, there are two massive bays–Mission Bay and San Diego Bay– that are frequented by all different levels of paddlers and provide ample room to train, learn and explore.
Mission Bay offers gorgeous views of beautiful beach houses and marine wildlife, various wind-protected coves that provide calm water on windy days and even a different kind of watering hole, the Barefoot Bar, that you can paddle up to and get a drink. Meanwhile, San Diego Bay's Tidelands Park offers an excellent put-in point for paddling past breathtaking views of San Diego's modern downtown skyline, mega-yachts, huge Naval ships and the Coronado Bay Bridge.
For those looking to immerse themselves in nature, La Jolla Cove is a must. With magnificent cliffs overlooking crystal-clear water, paddlers feel like they are paddling in an aquarium filled with brightly-colored fish, bat rays, leopard sharks, seals, dolphins and more.
While flatwater offerings are ample, what really draws paddlers to San Diego is the surf. The coastline is dotted with countless famous and not-so-famous breaks for paddlers to score fun waves.
While iconic spots like Cardiff and Tourmaline are popular among SUP surfers, what really makes the San Diego region a haven for paddleboarders is the remote stretches of coastline that paddlers can easily access and find a fun peak all to themselves. Not to mention, places like Sunset Cliffs and Torrey Pines State Beach offer stunning views of coastal cliffs while you search for that secret A-frame.
For those who want to venture about an hour north (depending on traffic, of course), both San Onofre State Beach (specifically Dogpatch) and Doheny State Beach are renowned for SUP surfing with long rides and mellow waves on tap.
If you want to race, San Diego has several different options.
San Diego's biggest race of the year is the Hanohano Huki Ocean Challenge, which attracts hundreds of paddlers to compete in Mission Bay each January. In addition to various other grassroots races, there is also the popular "Sunday Sunday Sunday Race Series" which hosts three races from June to September at Mission Bay. This series offers various race lengths and caters to paddlers of all different skill-levels and ages.
Of course, racers can also test their abilities against the world's best at the Pacific Paddle Games, which takes place up the road in Dana Point, only an hour north of San Diego.
San Diego is known for being laid-back and for the most part, that vibe extends into the water.
Obviously, paddlers are not welcomed at every surf break, but figuring this out just takes some common sense and courtesy. But as previously mentioned, the coastline has plenty of uncrowded breaks that are perfect for SUP, it just takes a little bit of exploring–which is worthwhile by itself.
Beyond that, we've always found San Diego paddlers to be very approachable and happy to strike up conversations in the parking lot, on the water or in the lineup. And if you're just learning, other paddlers will be happy to share a few pointers. All you have to do is ask.
While some areas may consider themselves lucky just to have a quality third-party SUP distributor, San Diegans are downright spoiled. The area is teeming with board manufacturers and shops, so finding the right board is only a matter of deciding between the seemingly endless variety of options.
San Diego-based brands include names like Kings, Boardworks, Infinity, Isle, TOWER and the list goes on. And if so many of the major SUP brands are based in San Diego, what does that say about the place?
Of course, we saved the best for last. Despite all of its different waterways, beautiful people, local SUP brands and endless things to do, nothing compares to San Diego's weather.
While a wetsuit helps during winter, you can comfortably paddle 365 days a year. Sunny and 75 seems to be the norm and winds stay relatively light, especially during morning hours. And with weather like that, it's no wonder why so many people believe San Diego takes the cake for best paddle town on the planet.


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Polystichum fuentesii ist eine vermutlich ausgestorbene Farnart aus der Gattung der Schildfarne (Polystichum) innerhalb der Familie der Wurmfarngewächse (Dryopteridaceae). Sie war eine von vier auf der Osterinsel endemischen Farnarten. Entdeckt wurde sie von Professor Francisco Fuentes, Botaniker am Liceo de La Serena und späterer Leiter der botanischen Abteilung am Naturhistorischen Museum in Santiago de Chile, der mit der Expedition des Deutsch-Chilenen Dr. Walter Knoche am 13. April 1911  auf die Osterinsel kam.

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Polystichum fuentesii erreichte eine Wuchshöhe von 40 bis 50 Zentimetern. Die zweifiederigen, eiförmig-lanzettlichen, dreieckigen Farnwedel waren 33 Zentimeter lang und 16 bis 17 Zentimeter breit. Die Spitze war gefiedert. Die Rhachis war schimmernd, rinnig und mit gelbbraunen Schuppen bedeckt. An der Basis waren die Wedel eiförmig-lanzettlich und gezähnt-gefranst. Die Wedelstiele waren 23 Zentimeter lang und 3 Zentimeter breit. Es gab zahlreiche 10 bis 18 mm lange und 7 bis 8 mm breite linear-lanzettliche Fiederblättchen, die an der Basis schräg keilförmig waren. Auf der der Hauptachse zugekehrten Seite waren dünne schuppige Stellen zu erkennen. Die sichtbaren Adern waren ein- bis sechsfach gegabelt. Es gab drei bis sechs Sori auf jeder Seite der Hauptachse. Die zerschlitzt-bewimperten Indusien waren unregelmäßig gerandet und hatten einen Durchmesser von 1,2 mm.

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Polystichum fuentesii ist nur aus einer Sammlung von der Typuslokalität im Jahre 1911 bekannt. Bei späteren Expeditionen konnte die Art nicht mehr wiederentdeckt werden, so dass ihr Aussterben für wahrscheinlich gehalten wird.

Literatur
 M. Baeza, E. Barrera, J. Flores, C. Ramírez, R. Rodríguez: Categorías de conservación de Pteridophyta nativas de Chile. In: Boletín del Museo Nacional de Historia Natural. Band 47, 1998, S. 23–46.
 G. Looser: Los helechos de la Isla de Pascua. In: Revista Universitaria, Santiago. Band 43,  1958, S. 39–64.
 R. Rodríguez: Pteridophyta, Dryopteridaceae. In: C. Marticorena, R. Rodríguez (Hrsg.): Flora de Chile. Band 1, 1995, S. 240–257.
 F. A. Squeo, E. Belmonte, G. Arancio, M. León, M. T. K. Arroyo, P. Becerra, L. Cavieres, A. Marticorena, C. Smith, O. Dollenz, R. Rozzi: Informe Final Clasificación revisada de los ecosistemas terrestres del país y sus prioridades de conservación. Informe para CONAMA. 2003. (spanisch)

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Located in Zephyrhills, Magnuson Hotel Zephyrhills is in a rural location and close to Zephyr Park and Links at Lake Bernadette. This motel is within the region of Fort Foster and Hillsborough River State Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 52 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature hair dryers and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.


Whitehouse Farm Barn, Buxton, Derbyshire, sleeps 6-14 in 6 bedrooms.
The barn offers fabulous accommodation for groups of friends or families to get together for celebrations and to escape the humdrum of normal life. It has a very large kitchen with dishwasher, 2 sinks, large electric range and plenty of pot, pans etc.
It is also ideal for hen and stag parties as well as mid week breaks for business users, retired people and walking groups.
The bedrooms can be set out as either doubles or singles - the family room can be either a double and 2 singles or 4 singles. All other rooms apart from one can be either double or 2 singles.
There is a downstairs room which is disabled friendly with a large en-suite shower that can be accessed with a wheelchair. There are 2 other bathrooms with baths and showers as well as a downstairs toilet and sink.
The lounge comfortably seats 14 people in settees and has a wide screen television, DVD, video and a Nintendo Wii.
There is ample parking for 8 cars and more could be parked in the farm yard.
The farm is no longer a working farm.
Mid week breaks are frequently available at short notice at great prices but weekends and bank holidays etc tend to fill up very quickly.
We also have a small caravan site across the road if more accommodation is required. It is a Caravan Club "CL" and has 5 pitches only with electric.
Tissington Trail - 0.2 miles, bikes can be kept securely indoors.
Hartington - 1 mile for great pubs, groceries and cheese shop.
Biggin Hall - 1 mile for great value food.
Dove Dale - 8 miles.
Of course the main attraction is the fabulous countryside for long or short walks over hills or through deep limestone gorges.
Large kitchen with a large table and plenty of chairs. Dish washer, 2 large sinks. Washer and drier in separate utility room with drying facilities.
The dining area is part of the kitchen.
Large lounge with settees for 14 people to sit on comfortably.
55" curved LCD wide screen TV. Hi-Fi, Bluray/DVD, Nintendo Wii.
Wifi. Land line next door for emergencies.
On the large landing by the family room we have a games chest full of our kid's old games which frequently get used. We also have a Nintendo Wii.
Electric fire and fully oil fired central heating. Cost included in rental price.
Six. Including 1 large family room with separate bathroom, 1 downstairs bedroom (twin or double) with disabled friendly en-suite shower room.
All Egyptian cotton linen is provided and changed weekly for longer holidays.
2 bathrooms, 1 en-suite shower room downstairs and a further downstairs loo and wash basin.
Disabled bedroom downstairs with wheelchair friendly shower room.There is a full access statement on our website.
Great for children, large lawned garden which is walled for safety. (Please don't climb on the walls!)There is a toy box with games in etc and a Wii!
Large grounds, barbecues, seating outside for 16. Lots of safe parking. Bikes can be kept safely locked away.
We have a 7 seater spa pool outside which is great day or night, rain or shine!
Room for 8 cars with further space if needed. We now have type 2 EV charging facilities for customers to use by arrangement.
We do allow dogs if arranged in advance and they are kept downstairs and off the furniture and beds.
Heathcote near to Hartington. Mid way between Buxton and Ashbourne. Also not far from Bakewell in the heart of the fabulous Peak District.
Hartington 1 mile. Small grocery stores, 2 pubs, gift shops and cheese shop selling a wide range of cheeses. Supermarkets will deliver.
1 mile or 0.5 miles across the fields.
On average a 3 night break starting Friday night is about £850 for 14 people. Christmas and New Year weeks are currently £2200 or £157 per person. Please call for actual price. Our calendar is up to date on here so if it says "booked" it will be.


We are an experienced provider of oil field pipeline construction services for gas, liquids, and products pipelines and station infrastructure. Our construction teams are focused on safety and quality, and we have the equipment, personnel, and experience necessary to manage and construct pipelines to precise customer specifications.
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Many of the Classes and programs at iSOHA can be done at home. Personalized coaching with Seymour Koblin and iSOHA Certified Health Practitioners and Coaches assures your learning is complete. Individual classes like Anatomy & Physiology, Comparative Nutrition, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Communication, Emotional Healing, Body reading and more, can be done in distance/correspondence format. If the student is interested in Program Certification, tuition includes a person to person visit with Seymour Koblin or iSOHA Certified Health Practitioners and Coaches to insure the student has achieved the proficiency necessary to create a successful career in Holistic Health. Students enrolled in any certification program are welcome to audit classes in any location Seymour or a Certified Instructor is teaching. In Czech Republic, students may stay at iSOHA while studying.
This mentorship style of learning was the traditional standard before mass learning institutions were formed. iSOHA under Seymour's direction is retaining this one to one experience within the modern necessity for distance/correspondence learning. Students will either come to one of iISOHA 's affiliate partners (center, school and/or Certified Instructor) in your locality or we will come to you to assure your training is complete.
Upon completion, graduates can also apply to the Instructor Training program and become an iSOHA Certified Instructor.
"Seymour and I have met in Prague when he was planning to start International Branch of Zen Touch™ Shiatsu. His ideology was to enlighten the Eastern European countries on the beauty of alternative healing and lifestyles. I became his student, assistant teacher and translator. Seymour's efforts in Czech Republic fell on frugal ground and he has been an leader and an inspiration to many students and clients for years now. He is a very keen and knowledgeable person who loves to teach and enlighten his audience with life-like examples. Thanks to the background I have received from Seymour in the areas of oriental medicine, passing my oriental portion of NCBTMB was a breeze- even years later. I can certainly agree that his teaching methods using colorful examples help students understand and retain the knowledge for a long time. Seymour is a great person, skillful practitioner, knowledgeable mentor, and an excellent teacher. I fully recommend his expertise to anyone in need." –Marketa. O.
Xerlan Geiser-Deery I have done Shiatsu and Thai and Traditional Floor work for many years. My lovely older Shiatsu Mat has served me quite well for many years. Thank you Seymour Koblin for inspiring me and teaching me so many years ago. Not a day goes by that I don't do something I learned from you!
I have to say THANK YOU for all your attention during the day course. I was the woman you "read" as a demonstration.. You impressed me with your intuitive knowledge of all my health issues.
Thank you gratefully for your marvelous workshop in Prague. I am absolutely excited by your style of interpretation, your work with people. I am fascinated by great facility, which you had transmitted us your deep knowledge and experiences clearly with, your great wisdom, fineness and kindness.
Thank you also for a new point of view on yin – yang, work with chakras and diagnostics of elements. I am enriched a lot because of that. But it was not only words and information which I was interested in. It was your (spirit) energy mainly, voice intonation, body talk. It was energy under your words mainly, which has taught me a lot of new experiences and connections, which you had not even said many times. Thank you, thank you for the education hidden "behind words".
I have now seen a Great Master – You, during the work (by peripheral vision :o) ) in Plzeň (Pilsen), where I was brought by intuition. And a short example of Zen-Touch massage had only confirmed my feelings. This "feeling of connections" and intuition had brought me also onto your workshop in Prague. But your work surpassed all of my inner feeling – expectation. I was deeply influenced that you have the same style of interpretation and mainly the same energy as my spiritual Guru Jára who gave me the desire to live and fulfil my original life journey by means of Artantra® Feng shui 13 years ago.
Your workshop, which picks up threads of magic zen-touch therapy, released stagnating energy in me. Many new inspirations, intuitive inspirations, have come to me since Monday. I have missed them for long weeks, months.
After 31 years, since your first zen-touch therapy. I no longer have pain in the small of the back. During the second zen-touch therapy I experienced the mystical touch of Shiva.
P.S. Zuzka translated this letter.
A friend called me this morning all in a stew about her relationship with a fairly new significant other. it seems there are some communication issues . . ., anyway, I mostly listened but did offer a few thoughts that could be helpful, including some ideas from your class last night and previous classes regarding differences between the sexes. By the end of our conversation she had settled down and was in a much more positive mindspace. I don't think I could have been as helpful to her had I not learned a thing or two from your classes! Anyway, I thought you would like to know how you and your communication classes helped me. Connie R.
I graduated from the School Of Healing Arts with a Holistic Health Practitioner education and Zen-Touch™-Shiatsu practitioner certification in 1999.
My total accumulated hours exceeded 1000, which included a Zen-Touch™ -Shiatsu education internship with the founder of this method and director of the school, Seymour Koblin. I had previously began my education at IPSB (International Professional School of Bodywork) with 200 hours of education with the basic requirements for a Massage Therapist license. My goal was to reach a Holistic Health Practitioner certification, which to include the body-mind-spirit concept of the Chinese Five Element System, which after extensive research, in it's authentic method, only to be taught at that school. After graduation I founded in 1999 Networkers Holistic Health Home Service, which was joined by certified and licensed Holistic Health Practitioners, including some of my teachers from the School of Healing Arts, to provide this unique service to people who due to their lifestyle and unique wellness needs were not able to find a qualified practitioner, and prefer to enjoy these services in the privacy of their own home. For twelve years we also services Hotel Parisi in La Jolla which was build according to the Chinese Five Element System, and popular among guests and clients all over the nation and even overseas, to come for healing and rejuvenation. All of our Networkers practitioners have their own practise where they share the love of their work with many who seek alternative healing, and provide complementary assistance that may support their individual medical healing process.
I want to thank Seymour and all teachers that have helped me from early on, to realize my intentions to 'help heal', which therefore has assisted many of my over thousand clients in the past, to achieve a grater sense of well-being. And I am, we are, still doing that.
Our seasoned professional instructors teach students to "feel" –to "communicate through touch" how each body will best receive (depth of pressure, tempo of and specific strokes), both the techniques and the necessary quality of touch that motivates healing change.
Upon completion of certification, graduates will be qualified to work in day spas, chiropractors' offices, or health clubs as employees, independent contractors or in their own business as entrepreneurs.


The January meeting of the Castlewood Oak Valley Neighborhood Association will be a planning meeting to look at suggested programs for 2004. Please come with your suggestions and ideas on topics of interest to you and your neighbors. This is your chance to be a part of the planning process, so please plan on attending.
A guest at the meeting will be Mr. John Blunt, who owns property on the NW corner of Monarch Dr. at Manchaca Rd. He is in the process of selling the property and would like to address COVNA regarding the potential buyer; which, if acceptable, will require a zoning change for the property. If you live on Monarch Dr or anywhere in the neighborhood and are interested in learning about the potential buyer, please plan on attending.
It is once again time to show your support for the Castlewood Oak Valley Neighborhood Association. A renewal form is availableby clicking here.
As we usher in a New Year, we also usher in a couple of new officers in COVNA. I am privileged to serve the next two years as the President of this neighborhood association. My involvement has covered a little over four of the seven years I have been a resident on Vassal Dr. with my wife Tricia. We live in the "little brown house" at 2304, but if our plans go through, it won't have much brown on it for very long.
I found COVNA a great way to get to know other folks in the neighborhood and rather than someone else making decisions which might affect me, I wanted to be a part of the process. As a neighborhood association, we don't have a lot of authority to make far-reaching decisions compared to a homeowner's association but we do have interaction with neighboring developers, the city planning commission, and we have a representative on the Austin Neighborhoods Council, another role I have enjoyed filling for the past three years. Currently, I am serving as Secretary of ANC and will have news of interest to pass on, periodically.
As I took the office of President, I left one year of my term as Newsletter Editor uncompleted. We are fortunate to have Doug Tabony, one of my neighbors on Vassal Dr. stepping in to serve the remaining year. If you have any news of interest to COVNA, please pass it on to Doug. If you have any concerns or ideas for projects, speakers, and/or activities for the coming year, please contact me or any of the other officers who are listed on the front of the newsletter.
Longtime neighbor and former COVNA newsletter editor and president Frank de la Teja will be one of the interviewees on an upcoming American Experience. The program, titled "Remember the Alamo," looks at the Tejano (Mexican Texan) side of the Texas War of Independence, particularly from the perspective of Jose Antonio Navarro, one of two Texas-born signers of the Texas declaration of independence, and prominent San Antonio citizen. Frank, a professor of history at Texas State University, will appear early in the program providing background information on life in colonial and Mexican San Antonio. The first airdate is Monday, Feb. 2, 2004, on PBS.
The COVNA annual holiday party was held on December 15. A great time was had by all. Food, drink, and desserts were abundant. The company was cordial and a holiday atmosphere pervaded the event. Time was taken for embedded business which included electing Doug DuBois as president and appointing Doug Tabony to replace him as newsletter editor. The poinsettias which decorated the tables were given away as prices. Below is a picture taken by Frank de la Teja.
This is a dull neighborhood. That's a good thing. Excitement in the neighborhood usually stems from negative events. We chose this neighborhood seven years ago because it's quiet and pleasing to the eye, and, as we have come to find out, full of good people. We encountered much more excitement when we moved into our last house in the Allandale neighborhood in 1980. The neighborhood association was involved in a large-scale zoning rollback for approximately 1240 acres. Our two-block street ended up the epicenter of controversy. The rollback effort uncovered an under-the-table deal that had been struck to build a three-story apartment complex of mostly efficiencies on our quiet block. Through the efforts of 3 families including ours, this intrusion was averted. My part landed me a position on the Steering Committee of the Allandale Neighborhood Association. Early in my tenure, another exciting event occurred, the Memorial Day flood, which had a catastrophic effect on the Shoal Creek corridor. The Allandale Association was instrumental in bringing about changes including redesigning bridges and the lowering Northwest Park to alleviate flooding. The most exciting role I played after these events was organizing several 4th of July parades. Catastrophic and controversial events elicit interest, drawing large crowds to meetings. When things are going well attendance diminishes. In both exciting and dull times you can have a tangible impact on the quality of life close to home where it counts the most by supporting your neighborhood association with your membership and participation.


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Students preparing for a career in Occupational Therapy are considered to be on a Pre-Occupational Therapy path. In order to qualify for Occupational Therapy Programs, students must take necessary prerequisites for each school.
In order to practice in this field, individuals must obtain a Masters of Occupational Therapy (MOT) degree. This may require additional education and clinical experience, for more information contact HealthProfessions@LCU.edu.
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Occupational therapists (OTs) help people who have disabling conditions improve their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and working environments. Click here for a full description of what Occupational Therapists do.
What is the job outlook?
Employment growth for Occupational therapists is projected at 24 percent from 2016 to 2026, which is much faster than the average for all occupations. Occupational therapy will remain integral to the care and treatment for people with various illnesses and disabilities.
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Abilene Christian University, Abilene - Occupational Therapy Program (Private)
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Colonial Life Center – Columbia, SC
1 85 1 Oceans 11/22/15 9 1 / 7, TD 86 / 95 91
2 58 1 Low Light 04/11/16 4 2 / 7 59 / 74 90
3 430 1 Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town 04/18/16 1 6 / 18 431 / 462 42
4 392 1 Animal 04/16/16 2 3 / 9 393 / 409 48
5 74 1 Mind Your Manners 04/18/16 1 7 / 24 75 / 113 3
6 476 1 Do The Evolution 04/18/16 1 7 / 22 477 / 517 18
7 70 1 Lightning Bolt 04/18/16 1 6 / 18 71 / 96 8
8 435 1 Given To Fly 04/18/16 1 6 / 20 436 / 472 25
9 157 1 Immortality 11/07/15 14 1 / 4, TD 158 / 167 76
10 803 1 Even Flow 04/18/16 1 6 / 23 804 / 847 19
11 85 1 Light Years 04/08/16 6 2 / 5 86 / 91 83
12 46 1 Marker In The Sand 10/08/14 28 1 / 1, TD 47 / 47 84
13 21 1 Infallible 04/09/16 5 2 / 2 22 / 22 71
14 522 1 Jeremy 04/18/16 1 5 / 16 523 / 550 46
15 146 1 I Got Shit 11/11/15 13 1 / 3, TD 147 / 150 77
16 443 1 Rearviewmirror 04/18/16 1 4 / 11 444 / 468 41
17 0 1 Rise LIVE DEBUT – 1 / 1, TD 1 / 1 0 Eddie Solo
18 47 1 Sleight Of Hand 10/22/14 20 1 / 2, TD 48 / 49 91
19 106 1 Footsteps 04/08/16 6 2 / 6 107 / 118 87
20 18 1 All Those Yesterdays 10/20/14 21 1 / 2, TD 19 / 21 97
21 535 1 Corduroy 04/18/16 1 7 / 23 536 / 575 22
22 105 1 Got Some 04/11/16 4 2 / 4 106 / 111 42
23 73 1 Wasted Reprise 04/11/16 4 2 / 4 74 / 83 75
24 105 1 Life Wasted 04/11/16 4 2 / 4 106 / 110 64
25 551 1 Porch 04/18/16 1 7 / 21 552 / 592 44
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26 12 1 Chloe Dancer 10/03/14 30 1 / 3, TD 13 / 15 89
27 28 1 Crown Of Thorns 10/03/14 30 1 / 3, TD 29 / 32 93
28 373 1 State Of Love And Trust 04/13/16 3 3 / 11 374 / 391 61
29 545 1 Black 04/18/16 1 5 / 17 546 / 577 45
30 736 1 Alive 04/18/16 1 7 / 24 737 / 781 26
31 288 1 Rockin' In The Free World 04/18/16 1 4 / 10 289 / 311 66
32 352 1 Yellow Ledbetter 04/16/16 2 3 / 11 353 / 373 50
▲ Purple Rain TAG DEBUT – 1 / 1 1 / 1
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Colonial Life Center 2016-04-21
Colonial Center 2008-06-16
Song count: 32
Intros: 0
Teases: 2
Live debuts: 1
Tour debuts: 9
Show 7 of 24 this tour
Tour rarity: 56.3
Show tour rank: 11 / 24
All-time rarity: 58.9
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Q: GTK Tree View # How to remove or hide the toggle button in column There is defined a GTK tree view and one of the column is rendered the toggle button. Now every row is showing the toggle button, is there a way to remove or hide the toggle button from some row completely. For example I have  following example
#include <gtk/gtk.h>

enum {
    COL_NUM_LIST = 0,
    COL_TOGGLE,
    COL_STRING,
    NUM_COLS
};

static GtkTreeModel*
create_and_fill_model(void) {
    GtkTreeStore *treestore;
    GtkTreeIter toplevel, child;

    treestore = gtk_tree_store_new(NUM_COLS,
            G_TYPE_STRING,
            G_TYPE_BOOLEAN,
            G_TYPE_STRING);

    /* Append a top level row and leave it empty */
    gtk_tree_store_append(treestore, &toplevel, NULL);
    gtk_tree_store_set(treestore, &toplevel,
            COL_NUM_LIST, "1",
            COL_TOGGLE, TRUE,
            COL_STRING, "Foo Bar",
            -1);

    /* Append a second top level row, and fill it with some data */
    gtk_tree_store_append(treestore, &toplevel, NULL);
    gtk_tree_store_set(treestore, &toplevel,
            COL_NUM_LIST, "2",
            COL_TOGGLE, TRUE,
            COL_STRING, "",  // empty
            -1);

    /* Append a child to the second top level row, and fill in some data */
    gtk_tree_store_append(treestore, &child, &toplevel);
    gtk_tree_store_set(treestore, &child,
            COL_NUM_LIST, "3",
            COL_TOGGLE, FALSE,
            COL_STRING, "Not needed toggle button here",
            -1);

    return GTK_TREE_MODEL(treestore);
}

void string_cell_data_func(GtkTreeViewColumn *col, GtkCellRenderer *renderer,
        GtkTreeModel *model, GtkTreeIter *iter, gpointer user_data) {
    char *string;

    gtk_tree_model_get(model, iter, COL_STRING, &string, -1);
    g_object_set(renderer, "text", string, NULL);
}

void toggle_cell_data_func(GtkTreeViewColumn *col, GtkCellRenderer *renderer,
        GtkTreeModel *model, GtkTreeIter *iter, gpointer user_data) {

    int bol;
    gtk_tree_model_get(model, iter, COL_TOGGLE, &bol, -1);

    if (bol == 0)
        g_object_set(renderer, "active", NULL, NULL);   // Can we somehow null or remove toggle button
    else
        g_object_set(renderer, "active", TRUE, NULL);
}

static GtkWidget*
create_view_and_model(void) {
    GtkTreeViewColumn *col;
    GtkCellRenderer *renderer;
    GtkWidget *view;
    GtkTreeModel *model;

    view = gtk_tree_view_new();

    // --- Column #1 ---
    col = gtk_tree_view_column_new();

    gtk_tree_view_column_set_title(col, "#");

    /* pack tree view column into tree view */
    gtk_tree_view_append_column(GTK_TREE_VIEW(view), col);

    // toggle renderer
    renderer = gtk_cell_renderer_text_new();

    /* pack cell renderer into tree view column */
    gtk_tree_view_column_pack_start(col, renderer, TRUE);

    gtk_tree_view_column_add_attribute(col, renderer, "text", COL_NUM_LIST);

    // --- Column #2 ---

    col = gtk_tree_view_column_new();

    gtk_tree_view_column_set_title(col, "Toggle");

    /* pack tree view column into tree view */
    gtk_tree_view_append_column(GTK_TREE_VIEW(view), col);

    // toggle renderer
    renderer = gtk_cell_renderer_toggle_new();

    /* pack cell renderer into tree view column */
    gtk_tree_view_column_pack_start(col, renderer, TRUE);

    gtk_tree_view_column_set_cell_data_func(col, renderer,
            toggle_cell_data_func, NULL, NULL);

    // --- Column #3 ---

    col = gtk_tree_view_column_new();

    gtk_tree_view_column_set_title(col, "String");

    /* pack tree view column into tree view */
    gtk_tree_view_append_column(GTK_TREE_VIEW(view), col);

    // text renderer
    renderer = gtk_cell_renderer_text_new();

    /* pack cell renderer into tree view column */
    gtk_tree_view_column_pack_start(col, renderer, TRUE);

    gtk_tree_view_column_set_cell_data_func(col, renderer,
            string_cell_data_func, NULL, NULL);

    model = create_and_fill_model();

    gtk_tree_view_set_model(GTK_TREE_VIEW(view), model);

    g_object_unref(model); /* destroy model automatically with view */

    gtk_tree_selection_set_mode(
            gtk_tree_view_get_selection(GTK_TREE_VIEW(view)),
            GTK_SELECTION_NONE);

    return view;
}

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    GtkWidget *window;
    GtkWidget *view;

    gtk_init(&argc, &argv);

    window = gtk_window_new(GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL);
    g_signal_connect(window, "delete_event", gtk_main_quit, NULL); /* dirty */

    view = create_view_and_model();

    gtk_container_add(GTK_CONTAINER(window), view);

    gtk_widget_show_all(window);

    gtk_main();

    return 0;
}

Compiled and run with GTK 3 , it creates following windows

So, I don't need toggle button at #3 leave of tree. How can I hide it.
P.S : I know that using GTK, I can set the state of button to disable or inconsistent, but can I completely hide it?

A: You could probably revise the properties you are setting via the "g_object_set" function as in the following code snippet.
void toggle_cell_data_func(GtkTreeViewColumn *col, GtkCellRenderer *renderer,
                           GtkTreeModel *model, GtkTreeIter *iter, gpointer user_data)
{

    int bol;
    gtk_tree_model_get(model, iter, COL_TOGGLE, &bol, -1);

    if (bol == 0)
        g_object_set(renderer, "visible", NULL, NULL);   // Can we somehow null or remove toggle button
    else
    {
        g_object_set(renderer, "visible", TRUE, "active", TRUE, NULL);
    }
}

For the toggle button that should not appear, I utilized the "visible" property in lieu of the "active" property.  That yielded the following sample image.

See if that helps.
Regards.


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Q: bitcoinrpc calls return nothing I am using bitcoind in my project and when I deploy it on my server bitcoind works strange. I use this lib to work with rpc https://github.com/jgarzik/python-bitcoinrpc. On local dev server everything is fine but when I deploy it to vps it stops return data. The data is empty. I made some tests like this:
bitcoin.conf file:
server=1
rpcuser=myuser
rpcpassword=mypassword
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8332

some view.py:
def btc_rpc_connect(config):

    rpc_server_url = ("http://{user}:{password}@{host}:{port}").format(
        user=config.rpc_user,
        password=config.rpc_pass,
        host=config.rpc_host,
        port=config.rpc_port
    )
    rpc_conn = AuthServiceProxy(rpc_server_url)
    return rpc_conn

user = request.user
# getting rpc settings from db
config = ProjectSettings.objects.get(id=1)
rpc_connection = btc_rpc_connect(config)
btc_address = rpc_connection.getnewaddress(user.username)

I also tried to test from django's ./manage.py shell and entered this code manually. The fact is works on dev server and i have an address in btc_address, but on vps btc_address is empty! Please help me. Can it happen because of permission troubles? Anyways bitcoind accept the connection and do not return authentification exception, but no reaction to any command.
But if I use it from console:
bitcoin-cli getnewaddress

it works fine and give me an address.

A: Omg that was bug in the repo, and I fixed it locally several month ago and forgot about that! If you have the same problem you can mannually edit lib/python2.7/site-packages/bitcoinrpc/authproxy.py delete else: on 146 line and move out return response['result'] from elif block like in here: https://github.com/jgarzik/python-bitcoinrpc/commit/8c0114bfbf7650d40a88b20d1e16ff79d768f3a9
Another way is delete python-bitcoinrpc:
pip uninstall python-bitcoinrpc

And reinstall correct version:
pip install git+https://github.com/jgarzik/python-bitcoinrpc.git

Hope they will fix it in repo soon.


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Bulldogs do not seek to contest the grading of centre's spear tackle charge.
Canterbury will be without New Zealand centre Krisnan Inu for five weeks after the club elected to take the early guilty plea.
Inu was slapped with a grade four dangerous throw after his spear tackle on South star Greg Inglis last weekend.
If Inu had chosen to fight the charge and lost he could have been out of the side for up to eight games, which was a risk the club did not want to take after just four weeks of the season.
Filling Inu's place in the side is youngster Tim Lafai, who got a taste of first grade last year, but is set to warm the seat of Inu, who should slot back into the centres upon his return.
In other news from Canterbury, skipper and captain Michael Ennis will need to pass cognitive tests before he is cleared to face Manly on Friday night, after copping a head knock against the Rabbitohs.
Manly will face their former coach on the back of three wins to start the season, including their impressive 26-0 shutout of the Wests Tigers.


Competing in this year's Bacardi Legacy competition has given me the opportunity to visit Puerto Rico and Casa Bacardi, the Cathedral of Rum. This monument, located just outside San Juan, is where 85% of the global Bacardi supply is produced. Along with an overwhelming number of barrels maturing in their aging warehouses, it stores multiple four-story-high tanks of molasses shipped in from Mexico as well as other Caribbean Islands. Needless to say, this was a highlight of my bartending career.
The trip to San Juan had a few hiccups, with our West Coast crew arriving to the party fashionably late having had a 15 hour delay in Newark. To start things off, the Bacardí family met in the back bar of La Factoria for Salsa lessons to get everyone feeling the rhythm of the island. After we finally arrived, it was time to shake something very different: daiquiris! This was an opportunity to meet not only the other Canadian competitors but our American brothers and sisters as well. These times are my favourite part of competitions, having the chance to make new friends from all over the world. A few group pictures, and a round of OCHO's, and we're off to dinner. The group is treated to a stunning six course menu at Marmalade, with Bacardí cocktails to pair. Dessert came with a round of espresso before heading back to the hotel. Tomorrow will come soon and it's a fully planned day with two feature pop-ups. Time to get some rest.
Tuesday comes and it's down to the lobby for a quick breakfast. Everyone gets their coffee and a few croissants then it's time to get on the shuttle. At 9am, we are off to Casa Bacardí, the distillery where most of the world's Bacardí comes from. We arrive and are greeted with a welcome cocktail of fresh mango and strawberry as well as a fruit breakfast to start the day. The tour begins with a story of the Bacardí, their move from Cuba to Puerto Rico, and the lineage of the Bacardi family. We then meet on the top of the Bacardí building, nine stories high, where the top of the column stills peak. It is an incredible view from the highest point on the estate. We see where the Spanish established a military point, as well the under-construction rectification still. The size of the facility is amazing and I have never seen a still this large.
We are then escorted to a warehouse to see and smell the rum as it matures in the Caribbean climate, the angel's share takes over. Getting the opportunity to ask questions of the Master Blender José Gómez was fantastic. Everyone is truly passionate about what is being produced. We then enjoyed a tasting of the Bacardí line-up with Johnny, our guide, before bottling a personally engraved bottle of Casa Bacardi Special Reserve. Next is lunch and the first pop up of the trip.
Lote 23 is an outdoor, multi-vendor, food court community square with two small bars. This will be the first location where six Legacy finalists will showcase their cocktail while locals and fellow competitors grab a bite, sip a beverage, and listen to live music in the middle of the square. Canadian finalists Sean McGuigan, Arnaud Leduc and Matt Boyle kept the crowd hydrated as the San Juan sun beamed down. After three hours of food and drink it was time to pack up and head back to the hotel to freshen up and collect our tools. We are off to dinner followed by La Factoria, the second pop-up of the trip, and I'll be up next.
Dinner was exactly what you'd expect from a table of bartenders. Cocktails and beers are being passed around, everyone wanting to try as much as they can. Bone marrow is being saved to luge OCHO while we contemplate dessert or more cocktails. A big thank you to Parcela restaurant, we all left happier and healthier than when we came in.
Now the fun really begins behind the stick at La Factoria, with fellow Canadians Michael Hopper and Tom Scully. A four-room cocktail and salsa bar with an award-winning team. I was fortunate to make my Bacardí Legacy cocktail, El Patrimono, for locals and fellow competitors. Shaking up as many cocktails as there were coupes, it was a memorable experience I will cherish for a long time. I did get a lesson in what to wear when in San Juan behind the bar: leave the suit behind and wear a more climate-appropriate shirt! Think TIKI.
Our final day of activities was all about professional development. We were in the hotel conference rooms having the chance to learn from two presentation and public speaking coaches. We reviewed interviews and presentations, a break-down of last year's global winning presentation, and received one-on-one time reviewing with our coaches. We were given the tools to improve both our cocktail presentations and our everyday presence behind the bar. The next seminar was held by GN Chan, global Bacardí Legacy winner from 2016. GN tells us how he won the global title with media relations, guest shifts, creating awareness, and bringing the whole story of our cocktail together. The chance to hear from someone who has been where we are really helped boost confidence and calm nerves. The amount we learned and the tools given are so valuable to our craft. It's trips like these that are all about growing and being better capable to serve our guests.
One final pop up night at La Factoria with Canadians, Ian Storcer and Drahos Crytry, wrapping up the tour of Puerto Rico. It was an amazing opportunity to see first hand the home of Bacardí and meet all the fellow competitors from across Canada and the United States. It won't be long until we all meet again in February to have the chance to present our Legacy in Miami.


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