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Most of the photos in this post were taken by Sydney Goodwin Photography.
I am backlogged on a lot of home posts these days (coming soon; pinky promise), but I didn't want to miss the opportunity to share about the trip I just took to New England to spend time with my sister and celebrate Fall.
Jeremy and I try to make a trip to New York City every year to visit my sister and brother-in-law (check out the renovation we did for their house in Long Island). While I may never picture myself living in New York City, I always feel energized by spending a few days there.
This year, Jeremy was only able to squeeze in a couple days in New York in between work trips, so my sister and I decided to take advantage of geography and spend a couple days driving up into New England for some leaf peeping, fall celebrating, and Gilmore Girls re-enacting (let's be real).
After a relaxing first day, we spent our second day riding the train into the city and walking around Soho for design inspiration and Thai food, Greenwich Village, and finally happy hour and Korean food on the Upper West Side (my favorite part of town!).
Jeremy and I love traveling together! I'm so glad we live in a day and age when traveling is so accessible and we have had the chance to see so many places together!
On Wednesday, Jeremy flew back to Nashville, and my sister Sydney and I hopped in the car and drove out of the city and into the beautiful countryside of New England.
We started with apple picking at Lyman Orchards in Connecticut. It was such a great spot! I had never truly been apple picking before, and I see what the hype is about. The setting could not have been prettier! And they had the cutest little pumpkin patch.
We stayed in a picturesque Victorian Bed and Breakfast in Wallingford, CT, and we proved our Grandma tendencies by walking to an early dinner, taking turns using the bathtub, making tea, and getting in our pajamas and robes by 8pm for several episodes of Gilmore Girls.
On Thursday, we took our time driving through small towns and small highways in Connecticut and Massachusetts as we made our way to Vermont. We stopped in a few of the towns that inspired Gilmore Girls (Washington Depot and New Milford), and we stopped at a cute little Organic bistro for lunch.
As soon as we drove into Vermont, we knew it was somewhere special. You should have heard the squeals and giggles coming from the two girls inside our vehicle as we watched the sunset over the deciduous trees on the Equinox mountains.
Friday morning, we woke up for the sunrise, and we were the only guests awake on the property. We read books, oohed and ahed at the mountains, and bundled up in wool blankets to savor the moment.
We took our time in the morning and eventually made our way to Equinox mountain for a hike. Then we had lunch in the cutest little town of Manchester.
We were so sad to see the day end! But we left on a high with cider donuts, cute pumpkins, and a beautiful sunset picnic.
Life has been so crazy with the career change and house change and all the life changes that it was really hard for me to unplug and take some time off. But once I finally did, I realized how much I needed it. It was such a welcome break, and I savored every minute.
Sisters are such a treasure and I'm so grateful to have such good ones!
A successful trip isn't determined solely by a well-appointed itinerary or significant sights. It is a collection of memorable moments strung together in a story. We take pictures so that we can revisit those memories, but sometimes that isn't enough for me. I need to recount it with words so that I can record what it felt like to be in the moment--in full technicolor with all five senses. Hopefully my recounting will allow me to revisit that memory again and again.
I audibly exhale as I settle into the simple, modern black cafe chair and rest my travel-weary feet. Three O'Clock always feels like the perfect time for an afternoon coffee, so stumbling across a little cafe in an old stable near the entrance of the forest-wrapped Château seems serendipitous (and only when describing European travels do I feel like I can be as pretentious as to use a word like serendipitous...especially in reference to coffee).
I settle in for a break, and I am surrounded on either side of the round, white lacquer bistro table by my traveling companions -- my sweet younger sister and my handsome husband. We are all slightly delirious with jetlag which seems to heighten our humor. We try not to annoy the composed French people sitting nearby us on the outdoor terrace as we laugh and reminisce about the day's events.
Situated a few hours southeast of Paris, Burgundy is a quiet and picturesque region known for good food, better wine, and idyllic little villages. We wanted somewhere that wasn't filled with American tourists, and the fact that we have only heard maybe one other native English speaker all day seems to confirm that we made a good choice.
Even though it is only mid-afternoon, we have already had a full day of Burgundian sensory overload. It started with a stroll through the bustling Saturday market in quaint but central Beaune. We sampled regional cheese and charcuterie from boisterous vendors who assumed we could understand their French sales pitches. We tried not to smell the Camembert cheese as we tasted it, but it's difficult to separate the taste from the dirty laundry smell. We carefully counted Euros into the hands of a Boulanger in exchange for a perfectly browned, crusty loaf of French bread.
We selected a small cardboard carton of fresh strawberries and raved to each other about how perfectly juicy, sweet, and red each one was. It feels like it was the best batch of strawberries I've ever eaten, and I'm not sure if it really was exceptional or if the experience of eating a berry underneath the striped awning of a French market simply enhances the taste of anything.
I lingered in the booth lined with woven baskets and ran my fingers along the ribbons tied around their handles as I tried to convince myself I could fit one in my suitcase. I stopped at the flower booth to feel and smell every shape and color. I watched all the elderly patrons walking home with their baskets full of baguettes and thought how quintessentially French everything felt.
After a full schedule of market shopping, vineyard tours, wine tastings, and a beautiful drive under blue skies on the Route des Grands Crus, a cup of coffee is just the thing. We all hope to order an Americano or a similar beverage, but after staring at the mostly French menu for a few minutes in bewilderment and consulting our handy Rick Steves translation book, we all settle on something labeled "Long Coffee" and hope it will do the trick. We then debate out loud (after the waitress is comfortably out of earshot) what exactly could make a coffee "long."
Once I have my lengthy coffee and classic white mug in hand, I can focus on the view. The air is warm enough to signal the end of Spring, but it is still crisp, so I keep my cardigan on over my sleeveless, black and white embroidered sundress. The birds are having animated conversation above our heads, and the wind rustles the leaves around on the trees and the forest floor.
Directly in front of our table, there is a gap in the crowd of dense, lush trees that allows us to see a rolling hill a few hundred yards away. Three white cows and a new Spring calf graze leisurely, completely unaware that their primary purpose in life is to be made into the most delicious Beouf Bourginion like the dish that our bed & breakfast host prepared for us last night.
To our left, the compact but stately Chateau de la Rochepot rises above the trees. The tile roof is patterned with burgundy, green, yellow and brown tones in the style so common in Medieval buildings in this region. Past a line of forest, the entrance to the drawbridge is visible. The castle reminds me of a cardboard pop-up castle that my sister played with as a little girl. The stereotypical moat around the stone wall and the round towers lining the outskirts are reminiscent of the medieval history studies I loved in elementary school.
As we look out on the 21st Century Burgundian countryside, it isn't hard to imagine what it would have been like to walk up to this fortress on foot centuries prior. I conjure up romantic visions of knights in shining armor and damsels in distress, and I keep grabbing my husband's and sister's arms with emphasis and saying, "Just imagine what it would be like to be here in medieval times."
I take small sips of my coffee to make it last longer so that I can savor this moment. The peacefulness of the scene stands in stark contrast to the hectic life I left back home. I needed this escape. I needed to remember that the world is much bigger than my seemingly endless list of responsibilities in everyday life. I needed to sit in this place and breathe in this air.
While this is primarily a blog about home design, it is hard to ignore the fact that we travel…a lot. I was gone 104 days last year, and Jeremy more like 150. We have been to a new foreign country every year of our marriage and lots of stateside adventures too. As bloggers, we love to share about those travels. I feel like traveling is one of the things that gives me a deep appreciation for the beauty of the world around us. That appreciation informs my love for interior design and bringing the beauty of this beautiful earth into our homes.
That said, I plan on continuing to blog about the traveling we do. (See the travel tab above for more of our adventures like Iceland, Italy and England).
Our latest adventure was stateside and was unexpectedly mind blowing. We had a business trip to Phoenix the second week of January, so we decided to come in about 36 hours early and see the Grand Canyon while we were in the region. I had visited once as a teenager when my family passed by on a road trip. Jeremy had never seen it before.
So we landed in Phoenix, picked up a rental car and headed North. It's a 3 hour drive that we lengthened a bit by stopping by Sedona on the way. I loved the red rocks and colorful landscape. So different from anything we see in Tennessee!
There are so many beautiful places to pull off the drive for photos. I was so amazed at the diversity of the landscape in Arizona. From the desert landscape of the southern regions to the red rocks of Sedona to the mountainous Flagstaff and up to the Grand Canyon.
Once we got up to the canyon (the South Rim), we knew we were running short on time before the sunset so we did research in advance for the best lookout points to watch the sunset and ended up driving down Hermit Rd. As soon as we saw the canyon peeking through the trees, I started squealing and asking Jeremy to drive faster.
We pulled up to Maricopa point, parked our car and walked to the edge. We were the only people at the lookout point and the only people we could see for miles. It was honestly one of the most breathtaking moments of my life. I had tears in my eyes as we surveyed the majesty of the canyon. It really can't be captured in photos.
That night we ate dinner in bed at the hotel and went to bed early so we culd wake up for the sunrise. The benefit of the winter is that the sun rises a bit later; the struggle is that it's cold! But we made it to Hopi Point an hour before the sun was scheduled to rise (bundled up with coffees in hand) so that we could soak in every moment. Even on a cloudy morning, it was such a beautiful experience.
I love to catch the sunrise almost everywhere we go. There's nothing quite like seeing a place as it comes alive in the morning.
After the sunrise, we had enough time for a short hike into the canyon. The South Kaibab trail is a great option for a challenging but rewarding hike. You can hike it for days or just go in for a mile or two and turn back around like we did.
'We dropped our vlogging camera at the beginning of the trail and it broke (so sad!) but we tried not to let it dampen our spirits as we reveled in the gorgeous views.
Even though we were only there for less than 24 hours, our trip to the Grand Canyon was one that we will always remember and a great way to begin 2017!
One of our favorite ways to document travels is through video. Come along on our trip with us in this video.
This has been a summer of travel for me. I have been there and back again for both work and fun. I live in a town of minstrels and nomads (aka music city), and I feel like I understand what the life of the traveler is like a little bit better. Let's look at some stats.
Phew. I'm tired. I feel like I've been running on adrenaline from trip to trip. Coming home from one thing, going to work, and making sure all the details are in place for the next. I am so looking forward to a more relaxed Fall, and I am going to take full advantage of relaxing weekends, Fall decor projects, and pumpkin spice candles.
I am a creative person, and while sometimes it can feel like constantly being on the go doesn't give me space for creativity, I want to flip the script. I don't want to let all that travel go to waste. While I haven't had time to do as much home design and projects around our space, I kept a lookout for inspiration wherever I went. If you're reading this blog, you are probably creative yourself. So how do you find creative inspiration in the world around you?
I love to draw creativity from the colors, designs, and textures of the places we visit.
Don't let traveling moments pass you by. Even when they are quick trips for work. Creative minds are fueled by new experiences. All of my summer travels were here in the United States, and yet there were so many new cultural experiences to be found. Taste, see, smell, hear and remember the places you've visited. Whether you're a musician, a designer, an artist, a photographer or any other creative...those memories inform your art.
Also, don't wait for the new places. Find inspiration in your own backyard. It's there...waiting for you.
Jeremy and I went on a little vacation over labor day weekend. We planned for months to go to Disney World, and when it fell through at the last minute (9 days before we left), we made a quick switch to the other side of the country and decided to visit Los Angeles. And we had such a great trip! It was our first vacation together to a city (rather than just to the beach), and we felt like adventurers. I am normally Polly Plans A Lot, and I have everything planned down to the last minute, but this time, with so little time to plan in advance, I took a new approach and just went with the flow (as Jeremy has been trying to convince me to do in all aspects of life for years). I tried it, and it worked! We had a blast, and (for the most part), we didn't stick to a plan. We just played and explored in So Cal!
It wasn't the perfect trip. We both got colds, and we sniffled and coughed our way through vacation, but we didn't let it taint our time! When we landed we went straight to In-N-Out Burger...which was great, but I have to admit it didn't quite live up to the hype. I'm sorry if I am squelching the spirits of any die hard In-N-Out fans. We spent the first evening heading South from our home base in San Pedro. After a quick stop in Long Beach, we drove down the coast to Huntington Beach and did a little shopping and admiring the beautiful views. On Day #2, we took a day to road trip up the coast from San Pedro to Malibu, and we enjoyed every second of the gorgeous coastal views and interesting people. In San Pedro... In Palos Verdes... And diverse Venice Beach... And in Malibu. Through a chance meeting, we were able to watch the sunset on the deck of a Malibu beach house. One of my favorite memories from the trip. We finished the day off with a sushi date night. We loved the quality time in our little rental car and the beautiful views from every part of the LA coastline. My only complaint...Los Angeles TRAFFIC! It makes Nashville look like Small Town USA!
Tomorrow...I'll share the time we spent exploring the city.
Thanks for following along as I divert from home projects to share about our trip...I am painting some nightstands, refinishing a windowpane, and testing bathroom paint colors for the blog now!


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Home Cricket Betting Tips England vs. New Zealand, 1st T20I – Betting Tips and Predictions
England vs. New Zealand, 1st T20I – Betting Tips and Predictions
Our Prediction: England, 1.961Bet on England for Real Money
Tuesday, 23rd June 2015 11:00 PM IST
Sealing a superb 3-2 ODI series victory over New Zealand, hosts England are jubilant going into the only T20 match of the tour, scheduled to be held on 23rd June at Manchester. It was a commendable performance by the English to make a comeback into the ODI series after losing two matches consecutively, and clinch the title. With the test series leveled, the T20 match on Tuesday is the last hurdle for the hosts to conquer and give themselves a pat in the back, which was long due. The contest will surely be exciting as the Kiwis will try to make amends and win the shorter format of the game to return home with something to cheer about. It remains to be seen which team can bring out its very best and dominate the other to register a win here.
They performed brilliantly to win the second and third ODIs with a flurry of runs scored by the batsmen but unfortunately they couldn't overcome the hosts in the final two matches. However, the Kiwis are determined to make a comeback in the upcoming T20 match with another exuberant performance with both bat and ball. While Kane Williamson, Ross Taylor, Guptill and McCullum himself are known for their hard-hitting skills, there are several others like Grant Elliott, Matt Henry, Ronchi and Tom Latham who provide the depth in the batting line-up. The bowling attack will be led by Tim Southee and Mitchell McClenaghan, who were among the wicket-takers during the ODIs along with youngsters Mitchell Santer, Adam Milne, Matt Henry and Andrew Mathieson. Nathan McCullum and Taylor along with other part-time bowlers will provide the variety to the attack and they will surely pull out some tricks from the bag to get the better of the English batsmen.
Eoin Morgan will lead the side from the front as he prepares to take on the Kiwis with confidence; his superb 113 off 82 in the 4th ODI just shows that he is motivated to do his best for the team. Joe Root, Alex Hales and Sam Billings will provide the required support in the batting line-up while all-rounders like Ben Stokes, David Willey and James Vince will be expected to rise up to the occasion and perform as the situation demands. With Steven Finn, Adil Rashid, Reece Topley and Mark Wood bringing their wicket-taking abilities to the table, the team will be determined to restrict the opposition to a low total. Morgan has tremendous experience in this format of the game, having played in the different T20 leagues across the world and will guide his teammates to come out all guns blazing against the strong-minded Kiwis. If the top order can build a good foundation upon which the middle-order players can improvise further, then this surely will be a tough nut to crack for the visitors.
After an emphatic ODI series win, England has surely received a major morale boost to keep its winning momentum going; we feel that New Zealand will not hold back on any front to unleash its firepower with both and ball. McCullum and Mclenahaghan perfromed brilliantly and are tailor-made for T20 Cricket. McCullum's firepower along with Williamson's stability added to the balanced bowling lineup tempts me to bet on Kiwis
Winner: England, 1.961 @ Bet on England now
Posted by Prashant Dhamija on Jun 23, 2015

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At South University, Richmond, the efforts and caring of our students and graduates is exceptional, and recently both their patients and members of the current healthcare community have been taking notice.
For example, this May, pending Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) graduate Amy Rankin of South University, Richmond was selected for a DAISY Award, an award selected by patients to honor extraordinary nursing care.


"Robert (Bob) E. Muldoon died on January 13, 2019 in Boise, Idaho at the age of 94. He and his identical twin brother, Bill, were born May 13th, 1924, in Palo Alto, California to Lt. Col. William G. and Gladys E. Muldoon.
As a child he attended the Muldoon School Military Academy in Palo Alto until the school closed following the Depression. He graduated from Palo Alto High School where he was a 3 sport varsity athlete and a student body officer. He was subsequently offered an athletic scholarship to continue his education but instead, at the age of 18, he enlisted in the Army and qualified for pilot training during WWII. He served three and a half years in the Army Air Corps and was subsequently commissioned a 2nd lieutenant in the US Air Force Reserves.
In 1948 he married Nancy Perry while both were students at San Jose State University where he graduated in 1949. They lived in Palo Alto and raised a family of 3 sons and a daughter in the same home he was raised until 1981.
After a 30-year career in insurance, he and Nancy retired to Nevada City, California to start a new home and life in the Sierra foothills. He was an active volunteer in the county, cutting wood for senior citizens, providing free repair and "fix it" service to the needy and elderly, and spent 10 years as a volunteer fire tower lookout for Cal Fire.
In 2009, he and Nancy moved to Boise to be close to their daughter Kate. While he was able to drive, they explored southern Idaho and the central mountains. Always they were impressed how kind and thoughtful Idahoans were.
He was preceded in death by his brother Lt. William C. Muldoon, who died as a WWII POW, and his wife of 67 years, Nancy. He is survived by his sons Bill (Jan), Matt (Joanne) and Mike (Ronnie) Muldoon and daughter Kate Muldoon (Jane), 10 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
That's it and so long!
Dad was a man of many words, stories and examples of life well lived. He enjoyed life in all things, always finding the best in any circumstance, or at least the humor in it. His sense of humor sustained him until the end, and showed us that one of the best lessons in life is to learn to laugh at yourself, not others. His stories were legendary, and if they grew in the retelling - all the better. He gave us a lifetime of examples of kindness, generosity, commitment and service. He was the simply the finest man we will ever know.
Our thanks to the wonderful and supportive staff of Willow Park Assisted Living and First Choice Hospice. Your love and kindness to our parents was extraordinary.


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Ukraine's Zelenskiy urges U.N. action on deportations
A view shows a fenced theatre building destroyed in the course of Russia-Ukraine conflict in Mariupol
(Reuters) - President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has urged a senior U.N. official to help find a way to resolve what Ukrainian authorities decry as a serious consequence of 11 months of war - the deportation to Russia of thousands of adults and children.
Ukraine has for months denounced reports of mass deportations to Russia, often to remote regions thousands of kilometres from Ukraine. Russia denies any suggestion of mistreatment or criminal intent, describing the mass movements as evacuations.
"The discussion focused above all on our people that the occupiers have deported to Russia," Zelenskiy said in his nightly video address, referring to talks with U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi earlier on Wednesday.
"These are adults, these are our children. A mechanism is needed to protect and bring back people and to bring to account all those who are guilty of deportations. I am certain the U.N. institutions can show leadership in resolving this issue."
Zelenskiy described as genocide what he said were Russia's policies of captivity and forcing refugees to take on Russian citizenship. Ukraine's foreign minister has decried the "state-organised kidnapping of children".
Grandi, completing a six-city tour of Ukraine, said he had been particularly moved by the aftermath of a missile strike that killed 46 people last week in the central city of Dnipro.
"I have witnessed war in many places," he said in a video posted on the UNHCR Twitter feed. "But when I see those apartments that have been divided into two pieces ... when I learn that people have been killed in one hit, including six children under the rubble, I am left with little to say."
Zelenskiy has criticised as ineffective the efforts of other international organisations to tackle the issue of the deportations, including the International Committee of the Red Cross and the 57-nation Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
An official Ukrainian portal called Children of War lists 459 children killed and 916 wounded in the conflict as of Jan. 26. The site says 14,711 children have been deported, and 126 returned.
Ukrainian human rights advocates speak of the possible deportation of hundreds of thousands of citizens.
The U.S. State Department has cited figures of between 900,000 and 1.6 million deported Ukrainians, including 260,000 children.
(Writing by Elaine Monaghan and Ron Popeski; Editing by Robert Birsel)
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RNLI crew battles treacherous conditions to rescue dog and owner from New Brighton sea
RNLI crew battles treacherous conditions to rescue dog and owner from New Brighton sea.Source: RNLI
'Nothing to celebrate': Invasion Day rallies draw thousands but participants divided on voice
Attendees at the Sydney rally say the strong opposition to the voice to parliament by organisers was shaping how they will vote
Volodymyr Zelenskyy Receives Bittersweet Birthday Tribute from Wife: 'You Smile Much Less Now'
"I wish you to have more reasons for smiling," Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska wrote in an honest 45th birthday tribute to her husband Wednesday
Best podcasts of the week: The adult actress who became the unwitting face of a thousand catfishing scams
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Fox News host jokingly suggests Mike Pence could have 'destroyed' classified documents
Fox News host jokingly suggests Mike Pence could have 'destroyed' classified documentsSource: The Five, Fox News
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STORY: The announcement that the U.S. and Germany will begin donating dozens of their main battle tanks to Ukraine's war effort, after weeks of diplomatic debate and speculation, is being heralded as a game changer by Kyiv.Germany says its overall goal is to send two tank battalions, which are typically comprised of three or four smaller units called companies, each with about 14 tanks apiece. The U.S. on Wednesday said it would send 31 of its most advanced battle tanks, the M1 Abrams. "Getting those vehicles will improve their ability to take ground. But, but I would be a little cautious about assuming that with them they will conquer the world."Stephen Biddle, adjunct senior fellow for defense policy at the Center for Foreign Relations, and professor of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University:"M-1 Abrams is widely regarded as the single best main battle tank in the world today. It's been around for a long time, but it's been upgraded repeatedly over the years, and it has performed in combat against Soviet and Russian made tanks very effectively. There's every reason to believe that it is a dramatically superior vehicle to the one the Russians are now fielding and to the ones that the Ukrainians are now fielding."While Kyiv has praised the decision, Biddle doesn't expect the latest promised weapons to change the tide of the war. "The numbers that the Americans are talking about are not going to be militarily significant in and of themselves. All right. A couple of dozen tanks are not going to reverse the battlefield outcome in Ukraine. Hundreds are going to be needed. Now, the Leopard twos can be provided in those kinds of numbers, in part because lots of different European countries operate them."The Leopard 2s are what Germany plans to supply to Ukraine.However, Biddle says the U.S. held back providing Ukraine with the M1 Abrams, initially out of the concern the Ukrainians wouldn't be able to handle the tank's complex logistical needs. There's also another catch: the Biden administration says the Abrams is meant for Ukraine's long-term defense, and it will take months, not weeks, to arrive. That means they likely won't be part of any expected spring offensives to break the deadlock in eastern Ukraine – where German intelligence believes Kyiv's forces are taking casualties in the triple digits every day.
'There are bodies in the forest': Missing migrants worry activists on Lithuania-Belarus border
Lithuania's government recently approved controversial legislation to formalise pushbacks as an official policy at the Belarus border.
Ukraine is burning through artillery shells. Now the US is increasing production by 500%.
The US currently manufactures just over 14,000 rounds of 155mm ammunition every month. Ukrainian forces have fired that many in just 48 hours.
KRAKOW, Poland (Reuters) -Iya Rudzitskaya, a 92-year-old Ukrainian Jew, has fled Kyiv twice. The second time came last year, when Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24. "I did not believe that this could ever happen," said Rudzitskaya, sitting in the small one-bedroom flat she shares with her son Artur in the Polish city of Krakow.
Royal Opera House cuts ties with long-term sponsor BP
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Brain inflammation caused by lupus changed my personality. I forgot the things I liked and didn't.
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Factbox-Russia decries German tanks decision, Ukraine 'sincerely grateful'
Russia has cast deliveries of heavy weapons to Ukraine as proof that the West is escalating the war. The Russian embassy in Germany said that Berlin's decision meant it was abandoning its "historical responsibility to Russia" arising from Nazi crimes in World War Two. Russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the German decision confirmed what she said was a "pre-planned war" against Moscow.
Ukraine will need 'fighter jets' after tanks, former president says
"If Ukraine had become a NATO member in 2008, the war would probably not be taking place right now," Petro Poroshenko told Euronews.
Russia unleashes missiles, drones at Ukraine after Kyiv secures tanks, 11 dead
Ukrainian civilians raced for cover on Thursday as Russia fired a barrage of missiles and drones across the country, killing at least 11 people, according to officials, a day after Kyiv won Western pledges of battlefield tanks to combat Moscow's invasion. The German and American announcements they would send dozens of tanks infuriated Russia, which in the past has responded to apparent Ukrainian successes with massed air strikes that left millions without light, heat or water. The Kremlin said it saw the promised delivery of Western tanks as evidence of growing "direct involvement" of the United States and Europe in the 11-month-old war, something both deny.
Idaho boy, 7, is mauled to death by pack of dogs while playing outside his home
Case to be reviewed to possibly be submitted to US Attorney for federal charges
ENI unable to deliver Feb LNG cargo to Pakistan, declares force majeure
Eni said on Wednesday that the delivery of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo to Pakistan LNG Limited that was scheduled for February has been disrupted due to an event of force majeure. The Italian major has a 15-year deal to supply Pakistan LNG with one cargo a month from 2017 to 2032. Pakistan has struggled to procure spot cargoes of LNG amid elevated global gas prices, which spiked to record highs last year following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.


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Q: .NET Web API : deserialize JSON object with property as List(Of object) Imagine I created a Filter class like this......
Public Class Filter

    Public Enum enuOperator
        [EqualTo] = 0
        [Like] = 1
        [In] = 2
        [StartsWith] = 3
        [EndsWith] = 4
        [NotNull] = 5
        [Null] = 6
    End Enum

    Public Class FilterItem

        Public Property [Field] As String
        Public Property [Operator] As enuOperator
        Public Property [Value] As Object

        Public Sub New(filterField As String, filterOperator As enuOperator, filterValue As Object)
            With Me
                .Field = filterField
                .Operator = filterOperator
                .Value = filterValue
            End With
        End Sub

        Public Sub New(filterField As String, filterValue As Object)
            Me.New(filterField, enuOperator.EqualTo, filterValue)
        End Sub

    End Class

    Public Property Filters As List(Of FilterItem)

    Public Sub New()
    End Sub

    Public Sub New(filterItems As List(Of FilterItem))
        Me.Filters = filterItems
    End Sub

End Class

As you can see, this class "Filter" contains a property "Filters", which is basically an array (a List, actually) of "FilterItem" objects.
Now, I can send an instance of this "Filter" class to my ASP.NET Web API, using JSON, resulting in this notation :
{"Filters":[{"Field":"PrTy_Id","Operator":0,"Value":3}]}

However, on the receiving side (in the Web API itself), although it reads out exactly the same (as a JSON-formatted string), and it correctly converts to a "Filter" object, but with property "Filters" as an empty List of "FilterItem" objects!
Obviously my question is, how can I read out the "Filters" property, and correctly convert it to an existing List of objects?

A: Figured it out myself, when manually deserializing my JSON string to object :
Apparently, I was simply missing an empty (no arguments) New() constructor in the "FilterItem" class.

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Bridges Preparatory School to buy Beaufort Boys & Girls Club site
Bridges Preparatory School, a state charter school in its first full year of operation, is seeking to buy the Beaufort Boys & Girls Club property on Boundary Street, and expand its campus in downtown Beaufort.
Bridges Prep serves students in kindergarten through sixth grade, but plans to begin adding additional grades each year, starting with seventh grade in the upcoming 2014-2015 school year. The school opened in August of this year, with all its classrooms filled.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lowcountry signed a purchase agreement this week with HighMark School Development, headquartered in Midvale, Utah, for the Beaufort Boys & Girls Club facility. HighMark bought the site on behalf of Bridges Preparatory School. HighMark specializes in buying and redeveloping real estate locations that become homes for charter schools.
"This is an ideal home for Bridges Preparatory School, in the heart of historic Beaufort, close to USCB, the Technical College of the Lowcountry, the city's parks and athletic fields, the downtown county library, and to many of our families," said Charlie Calvert, vice-chair of the Bridges Board of Directors.
"We are thrilled to be working with HighMark School Development and to partner with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lowcountry to make this happen," he said. "We have exciting ideas for the school campus, and we'll start working with Beaufort city staff as soon as possible."
There is a 120-day due diligence period for Bridges Preparatory School and HighMark School Development to iron out details with the permitting agencies, primarily the City of Beaufort and the state's Office of School Facilities.
The Bridges Preparatory campus concept includes:
• Converting the existing Boys & Girls Club facility at 1100 Boundary Street to offices, a gym, auditorium and cafeteria.
• Building all new kindergarten through eighth grade classrooms on land adjacent to the Boys & Girls Club, preserving green space and adding additional on-street parking.
• Utilizing nearby athletic fields, owned and maintained by the City of Beaufort.
• Possibly adding classrooms for high school grades nearby.
• Including parent, student and teacher feedback in the campus design.
"This will be the newest and most modern school in Beaufort," said Bridges Board Chair, John Payne. "Our location lets us capitalize on amenities and services that are already in place, such as city parks, the county library and higher education institutions. It's an exciting opportunity for us to grow."
Because charter schools are start-ups, most are unable to borrow money to build or renovate facilities, Calvert indicated. HighMark School Development has financing to buy properties and renovate and/or build new classrooms or schools, and then sells the property to the charter school several years later. "HighMark is a way for charter schools to get new facilities early in their start-up years, which is a huge plus for South Carolina's charter schools, because facilities are such an issue," Calvert said.
Through the agreement with HighMark, their team will work to ensure that all necessary permits are obtained, and will handle the entire renovation and expansion process, from permitting to opening the school.
"We do what we do best, which is govern Bridges Preparatory School, and they do what they do best, which is dealing with permits, hiring architects and engineers, getting the best price for contractors and building us a new school," Calvert said.
The Boys & Girls Club of Beaufort initially leased space to Bridges for this first year of operation. The school opened in August at capacity. The Boys & Girls Club continued to offer after-school programs at the site.
"We need to reinvent and reorganize our Beaufort Club with the goal of serving more kids who need us most," Russell Whiteford, chairman of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lowcountry, said. "By selling our current Beaufort real estate, we can utilize the proceeds to open additional partnership clubs in the Beaufort community," said Whiteford. "By expanding to geographically diverse locations, we'll be able to widen our coverage and expand our membership and service."
Of the 3,800 Boys & Girls Clubs in the United States, more than 50 percent are located in schools, public housing or military facilities, Whiteford said. While no specific locations have been announced for the Beaufort club, "This is the direction in which the Beaufort club is moving," he said.
Since 2005, HighMark has developed more than 30 charter school properties nationally and has three projects under contract in South Carolina.
Bridges Preparatory School is a public state charter school (K-6 at present) that will ultimately become a K-12 institution, by adding a grade every year. Bridges Prep is a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S.T.E.M.) school that employs the Paideia methodology.
As a state-chartered school, Bridges Prep is open to all students in Beaufort County. Open enrollment begins January 1 and ends January 31. Two open house events are planned for Monday, January 13 and Tuesday, January 22, from 6 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Applications can be found on the school website: http://bridgesprep.org/school-info/enrollment.


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Q: Delphi ADO with MS Access - query times reduce after running specific query I have a Delphi application with 3 forms, I'm using Access 2003 and Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0, I had an ADOconnection in the main form and use it in all forms.
I use 2 .mdb files, where my.mdb has links to org.mdb tables.
Everything works, but very slowly. So after long hours of searching I came to this.
I don't know why, but after I run this query all other queries increase in speed dramatically (From 10 seconds under 1 second). (Even queries that don't unclude linked tables).
Table tb_odsotnost is in my.mdb
Table Userinfo is linked.
  with rQueries.ADOQuery1 do
    begin
    Close;
    SQL.Clear;
    SQL.Add('SELECT DISTINCT tb_odsotnost.UserID, Userinfo.Name FROM tb_odsotnost');
    SQL.Add('LEFT JOIN Userinfo ON Userinfo.UserID = tb_odsotnost.UserID');
    SQL.Add('WHERE datum BETWEEN '+startDate+' AND'+endDate);
    SQL.Add('ORDER BY Userinfo.Name ASC');
    Open;
  end;

I tried to run my app on another computer with win7 and MS Access 2007 and the result was the same.
Ok, for now I just run this query onFormActivate but this is not a permanent solution.

A: When you run a query against a linked table, Access (or Jet or ADO) acquires a lock on the database for the ldb file. If you close the query, that lock has to be reacquired the next time you query the linked table. The recommended method to get around this is to always keep a background dataset open so that the lock doesn't have to be obtained each time (forcing the lock to remain in effect).
See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/improve-performance-of-an-access-database-HP005187453.aspx and look at the "Improve performance of linked tables" section.
If that doesn't help, look at your table definitions in Access to see if you have subdatasheets defined for your table fields in one-to-many relationships.


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3 Big Takeaways: Demetric Felton, D'Ernest Johnson give Browns even more playmaking options
The Cleveland RBs took advantage of another big opportunity Sunday
Andrew Gribble
The Browns came away winners of their second preseason game, taking down the Giants, 17-13, on Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium.
Here are three things that stood out the most from the win.
1) Demetric Felton, D'Ernest Johnson give Browns even more playmaking options
Sunday marked another game with Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt on the sidelines and another game in which their understudies made the most of their opportunities.
D'Ernest Johnson, entering his third season with the Browns, was the spark plug on the Browns' first offensive series, which ended with a KhaDarel Hodge touchdown catch. Johnson caught an 8-yard pass and broke off runs of 14 and 18 to get Cleveland moving into scoring range.
Johnson finished the game with four carries for 36 yards and four catches for 23 yards. It was another standard, solid performance from a player who has risen to the occasion any time the Browns have needed him.
"It's a lot better than when I first got here my rookie year," Johnson said. "I'm a vet now, so I know what's going on, but at the same time I've got to come out every day and compete."
Demetric Felton, meanwhile, is very much a rookie, but the Browns haven't hesitated to put a lot on his plate.
The sixth-round pick out of UCLA was primarily used as a wide receiver through the first two weeks of training camp — a move that was made mostly out of necessity because of injuries at the position. Felton, though, showed he could handle it, making a variety of plays in practice and catching four passes for 44 yards in the Browns' preseason opener against the Jaguars. This past week, Felton went back to running back, his primary spot at college, and took a sizable amount of carries during the two joint practices with the Giants and again Sunday.
Felton registered eight carries for 25 yards and caught one pass for 12 yards. He also got some work on punt returns, taking back three for a combined 21 yards.
"He did a nice job," Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said. "Got to go back and look at it to give you a better, more informed answer but he did a nice job. Had him out there running routes, handing him the ball, handling protection, so we will be able to look at all of it."
With Chubb and Hunt ready to roll as one of the NFL's best 1-2 punches at running back, Johnson and Felton are well aware their clearest path to the 53-man roster is through special teams. On Sunday, they showed they can handle a little bit of everything if they're ever needed in that capacity.
Johnson has done it before, and Felton is showing the potential to do the same.
"Special teams is the way to get on the roster," Johnson said. "That's what my role is going to be until my name is called but I try to make the best out of it. I try to make sure I do everything right when I contribute on special teams."
Browns hang on late, complete productive week with preseason win vs. Giants
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2) A sigh of relief
The Browns got some good news on the injury front after Friday's practice, as C Nick Harris is considered day to day with a knee injury. Harris got tangled up in a pile and was promptly taken off the field early in Friday's joint practice with the Giants.
Harris, a 2020 fifth-round pick out of Washington, was working with the first-team offense when he suffered the injury. It's a role he grew comfortable with early last year, when he filled in for veteran JC Tretter through most of training camp. Harris also showed off his versatility later in the year when he was summoned to play right guard in Cleveland's Week 15 and 16 games against the Giants and Jets.
Blake Hance, who primarily has played guard since joining the Browns in January, started at center Sunday.
"With some of the injuries we have had, as you know, these guys have to show their versatility and they have to be able to bounce along that line," Stefanski said. "That is something that ultimately we want to find the right spot for all of these guys. A lot of it is from an evaluation standpoint."
3) Eyes on the kickers
Cody Parkey, the veteran kicker who manned the position for almost all of 2020, suffered an injury to his quadriceps in Sunday's first half. Stefanski said he wasn't sure when it happened and did not yet know the severity.
Without Parkey, the Browns deployed Chase McLaughlin to handle all of the duties in the second half. The journeyman has kicked well throughout training camp, and that continued Sunday, as he knocked through a 49-yarder with plenty to spare right down the middle of the uprights in the Dawg Pound end of FirstEnergy Stadium.
Last week, Parkey made a 48-yarder in Jacksonville and was a perfect 5-for-5 during a live kicking drill at Friday's practice. McLaughlin was 4-of-5 with his only miss coming from 51.
"Obviously, we want to get some evaluation from these guys," Stefanski said. "We were going to kick a field goal there [earlier in the game] and then we had a sack that was called and took us out of field goal range. Was pleased that we were able to get to field goal range for that last one."
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The Cleveland Browns play the New York Giants at FirstEnergy Stadium in Week 2 of the 2021 Preseason.
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3 Big Takeaways: Browns grapple with disappointment of ending season with loss
The Browns will head into the offseason with a 7-10 record
3 Big Takeaways: Deshaun Watson shows 'what this future can hold' with big 2nd half
A crucial sequence of three consecutive touchdown drives highlighted how dangerous the Browns can be when Watson and the offense are clicking
3 Big Takeaways: Browns not using cold as an excuse for loss to Saints
The Browns struggled to find big plays late against the Saints on a frigid afternoon in Cleveland
3 Big Takeaways: Defense continues forcing turnovers to steal win from divisional rival
The Browns turned one big takeaway into a touchdown for a game-winning sequence orchestrated by both sides of the ball
3 Big Takeaways: Deshaun Watson shows improvement in tough loss
Watson looked more comfortable and consistent in a losing effort against a divisional rival
3 Big Takeaways: Deshaun Watson shows rust in debut, but Browns found a way to overcome it on defense, special teams
The Browns used two defensive touchdowns and a punt return TD to overcome a slow game on offense
3 Big Takeaways: Jacoby Brissett plays hero for Browns in final expected start
In what could be his last start this season, Brissett propelled the Browns to a thrilling overtime finish over the Buccaneers in overtime
3 Big Takeaways: Self-inflicted errors lead to another costly loss
The Browns couldn't overcome their own mistakes in critical moments, which led to another disappointing loss to an AFC opponent
3 Big Takeaways: Browns fail to stop the run, can't find own rushing rhythm vs. Dolphins
The Browns couldn't defend the run nor find a rhythm with their own rushers against the Dolphins
3 Big Takeaways: Browns earn a needed sigh of relief before bye week
The Browns sorely needed a win before their bye week, and they found one in dominant fashion against a divisional opponent
3 Big Takeaways: Penalties cost Browns in pivotal moments vs. Ravens
Late-game penalties against the Browns shrunk their chances of overcoming a 10-point deficit to the Ravens
3 Big Takeaways: Browns 'beat ourselves' on offense, can't escape familiar defensive woes
The Browns still have big issues they must correct on both sides of the ball as they embark on a stretch of schedule that won't offer much relief


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Including the stories that directly influenced the new film, here are some of the very best Hellboy comic books of all time for newcomers looking for the perfect jumping on point or longtime fans looking to rediscover why they fell in love with Big Red in the first place.
Hellboy: The Wild Hunt is the one comic book story that serves as the most overt inspiration for the hero's cinematic reboot. In Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo's 2008 storyline, Hellboy travels to England to find the truth about his destiny and avert the apocalypse. Steeped in Arthurian legend, the tale has been heralded as one of the greatest Hellboy stories ever told.
The Wild Hunt features Big Red out of his element as he teams up with an secret order to confront Nimue, the Queen of Blood, and stop her from enacting her master plan to bring about the end of the world, which relies the legendary sword Excalibur and Hellboy himself . Easily accessible to newcomers to the franchise, the story is one of the long-running character's very best.
The story that started it all, 1994's Hellboy: Seed of Destruction is written by Mike Mignola and John Byrne and illustrated by Mignola telling the origins of Big Red and his strange world including the B.P.R.D. and allies Abe Sapien, Liz Sherman and Roger the Homunculus from his arrival on Earth during World War II to his adventures in present day.
The first volume of the long-running series sees Hellboy summoned by Nazi occultists before being enlisted in efforts to prevent Hell itself erupting as Earth's as its most unlikely hero.
The fourth volume of Hellboy, The Right Hand of Doom, expanded the eponymous demon hunting character's background, especially in its explanation behind his signature enlarged right hand and the apocalyptic destiny it was foretold to play.
Written and illustrated by Mignola, the story follows Big Red after he's unsettled by recent events and undergoes a vision quest of sorts to find out more about his own place in the world and the prophecy he has been predicted to play a major role in. With Hellboy's right hand playing a major role in the original film and reboot, the fourth volume is a particularly important and revelatory one in the larger mythos of the character.
The fifth volume of the franchise, Conqueror Worm, is an especially pivotal one in the history of the character, introducing the fan-favorite character Lobster Johnson who makes his own live-action debut in Marshall's reboot, as well as expanding Hellboy's links to World War II and the Third Reich.
Building off of the Nazis' secret missions of the second World War, Hellboy and Roger Homunculus investigate the Germans' space program decades in the past and contending with what exactly it brought back to Earth. Written and illustrated by Mignola, the story arc is the last one illustrated by the Hellboy creator in over a decade and introduces a new foe that would haunt the characters for years to follow.
As the first Hellboy story written and illustrated Mignola in years, Hellboy in Hell was always going to be noteworthy. Hexplores what becomes of the hero after he descends to Hell before he can fulfill the prophecy regarding his own devilish destiny.
Told across two volumes, the 2015 story presents one of the more bizarre depictions of the underworld ever put to the page. It also sees Big Red dealing with his own death and subsequent afterlife, while continuing to face off against evil in Hell and prevent it from consuming the Earth.
In theaters now, director Neil Marshall's Hellboy stars David Harbour as Hellboy, Ian McShane as Trevor Bruttenholm, Milla Jovovich as Nimue, Sasha Lane as Alice Monaghan, Penelope Mitchell as Ganeida and Daniel Dae Kim as Ben Daimio.


Office of Research Strategic Plan 6 Action Steps: 1. Develop a plan to coordinate future development of multiuser shared research equipment facilities, highperformance computing, and related infrastructure. Also, the business plan software programs have detailed research included and online research available. Utilize this functionality if you're using such software, and add additional data you find elsewhere.
Or in the auto business suppliers have to maintain ISO9000 or similar standards just to stay in the business. Research and development strategy Research and development, known as R& D, refers to that part of your business plan that is your ability to gain knowledge in order to design, develop, and enhance your product, services, technologies, or processes. Management and the Research Department will play an active and continuous role in generating product ideas, screening ideas, developing and testing idea concepts, creating marketing strategies and feasibility analysis, product development, market testing and the commercialization of all selected products.
Recent research has pointed out the co relation between emerging business development solutions to an innovation management process. The business development function has evolved into a more matured, highly technical function which is especially true in Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical industries. Our business services can be taken as marketing research, market research reports, projectbased consulting, business and marketing plans, plan consulting and writing, highlevel retainer consulting and company registration.
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Postural kyphosis is the most common type of kyphosis, it is more common in girls than in boys and is typically first noticed during adolescence.
Postural kyphosis is caused by poor posture, which leads to a weakening of the muscles and ligaments in the back. Unlike with Scheuermann's disease, the vertebrae are shaped normally in postural kyphosis cases. It is often slow to develop and usually does not usually continue to become progressively worsen with time.
In postural kyphosis, the hunching forward can be corrected by positioning the patient into a more upright position whilst standing. It will also disappear as the spine straightens out whilst laying face down on a examination table. This means that the vertebra are not structurally misshapened and the surrounding muscles, ligaments and fascia are flexible.
Postural kyphosis patients do not often struggle with pain and muscle fatigue, however this type of kyphosis does not generally lead to a severe curve, and there is little risk of neurologic, cardiac, or pulmonary problems. Treatment for Postural Kyphosis is therefore aimed at correcting spinal alignment and working to strengthen the effected muscle groups. Approaches such as Chiropractic Biophysics, specific postural exercise and improved postural awareness with self-correction are effective in treating postural kyphosis.


The Tour includes to visit the churches: Artanuji, Ishkhani, Oshki, Otkhtaeklesia, Shatberdi and Doliskana.
The Tour includes to visit the churches: Opiza, Khandsta, Artanuji, Ishkhani, Oshki, Khakhuli, Otkhtaeklesia, Parkhali and Doliskana.
The Tour includes to visit the Makhuntseti, Dandalo and Furtio Arch bridges in Acharistskali gorge. To visit the Skhalta church and Sherif Khimshiashvili house-museum.
The Tour includes to visit the Sumela monastery.
I day: Auto trip from Batumi to Mestia. To visit The Margiani's ethnographic house-museum. Overnight in the guesthouse.
II day: Visit the ethnographic museum of Mestia. Auto trip from Mestia to Zugdidi, visiting the Dadian's house-museum.
I day: Auto trip from Batumi to Mestia. To visit The Khergiani's and The Margiani's ethnographic house-museum. Overnight in the guesthouse.
I day:To visit Barakoni, NIkortsminda and Ambrolauri. Overnight in Ambrolauri.
II day: To visit the karstral cave and church Bagrati.
I day: Auto trip to the fortresses: Khertvisi, to visit the Vardzia. Overnight in Aspindza.
The tour includes to visit the Vani and Tsikhegoji Archeological museums and Archeological digs.
The first day Set off from Batumi to Zugdidi. Visit museum of Dadiani, Fortress tsikhegodji and Martvili church. Come back Batumi.


 HOUSTON – The Class A apartment project named Avenue Grove, which opened in late 2016, is nearing completion.
Currently, the top floor of the eight-story, 270-unit apartment building, is being finished out.
The apartment project sits on a little more than two acres between Richmond Ave. and US 59 in Upper Kirby.
Rents start from $1,650 per month for a one-bedroom unit spanning 623 sf to nearly $4,000 per month for a two-bedroom brownstone spanning 1,135 sf.
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Board meeting January 11, 2017.
Need of volunteers for committees, construction (insulation installation, sheet rocking, taping&bedding, painting, landscaping).
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Over the past decade, we've invested over $50MM in our campus across all grade levels. Never been on campus? Contact Dan Quist, Director of Admissions to arrange a personal tour.
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Recently acquired, Timothy's staff parking allows us to accommodate more guest and student parking on campus.
Our recently renovated Early Education Wing (Preschool and Kindergarten) also boasts a new Early Education playground.
Visiting campus during the day? Park here!
Recent renovations to the Elementary School include a new front entrance, new classroom furniture, a new cafeteria, and more!
The Huizenga Auditorium is home to student chapels, musicals, plays, and other performances. The auditorium seats 600.
Constructed in 2017, our new Middle School is a state-of-the-art learning center.
Our high school has recently undergone a $10MM renovation! Improvements include a new Student Union with coffee bar, new Student Commons, learning pods, and more. Come see for yourself!
One of 3 gymnasiums on Timothy's campus, the Ward Athletic Center is home to all high school basketball and volleyball athletic matches and seats 1,200.
The Ward Athletic Center parking on the south side of the building.
The Hoving Gymnasium, located in the High School, is one of 3 gymnasiums on Timothy's campus.
Student parking is located on the south side of the High School.


"Raven black. Shadow black. Vivid black. Black a bundle of contradictions, is the color that eludes light. It is sorrow, death: stern and cherished: the color of Coco Chanel and women in the art world. But black is also the color of Fascism. It is bad luck, the infinite cosmos, a sky without stars. The color black is intangible, being so vast and so conflicting. Black pigment is made from bones, from soot, from graphit created by the decomposition of plants deep in de soil, by the burning of wood with as little oxygen as possible.
"During my residency at Kaus Australis I was working with textile and ceramics. Throughout the process of making, the created objects were submitting constantly new possibilities in how to take shape and resulted into works that suggest the potential of changing appearances. Still wall pieces can transform into performable objects or the other way around. Items, accessories and materials which were part of the making or used during the production became autonomous pieces that show the traces of my artistic process.
"I have been painting with natural colours, for ecological reasons since 1990. I din't want my paintings to pollute the world anymore. Instead of using industrial colours, I started to make my own pigments.
During my stay in Rotterdam I was looking for colours from the surroundings, the canal, the beach. I tried to use them for my paintings and let them be my guide in the process.


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Thanks to a great idea by my wife, I decided to take some photos of these well used gloves. The initial photos were good, but I really wanted to try some interesting post processing on them. This was the outcome – my attempt at giving them an antique / vintage look. What do you all think?
Seeing as how we have the opportunity to milk our neighbors cows again tomorrow night, I though it appropriate to go back and post one of my favorites from the series I took in their barn the last time we milked.


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Aarhus K er et brokvarter opstået i Aarhus i, på og omkring arealerne og bygningerne fra den tidligere Aarhus Godsbanegård og baneareal. Banedanmark har stadigt enkelte spor på området som benyttes af DSB, samt et trinbræt som udelukkende benyttes som station af kongehuset

Bydelen strækker sig fra Thorvaldsensgade, Skovgaardsgade, Musikhuset, Åparken og CeresByen langs Godsbanen og ud til Aabrinken på hjørnet af Ringgaden og Søren Frichs Vej og tæller i alt 100.000 m². Området inkluderer også et stykke under Ringgadebroen.

Aarhus K består ud over boliger, erhverv og grønne områder af flere kulturelle institutioner hvoraf de største er Godsbanen og Institut for X. Godsbanen huser mange mindre institutioner såsom spillesteder, restauranter, skoler, åbne værksteder og eventhall, samt et teater. Eftersom hele området førhen blev sat i forbindelse med den tidligere Godsbanegård, bliver området ofte blot refereret til som Godsbanen selvom store dele ikke er en del af denne institution og er selvejede.

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Aarhus Kommune har med tiden planer om at området skal vokse sig endnu større, men er ligesom Aarhus Ø en bydel i Midtbyen som tilhører Aarhus C og er ikke et selvstændigt postnummer.

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Nick Etten is next eligible for the Hall of Fame via the Early Baseball Era Committee in 2021.
Over the course of his career, Nick Etten made 3,840 plate appearances. Etten was worth 16.8 Wins Above Replacement and 4.9 Wins Above Average.
After adjusting for length of schedule, catchers, and relief pitchers, the 16.8 WAR becomes 17.2 adjWAR. Then, WAA is adjusted by ignoring negative seasons (thus, truly capturing a player's peak seasons) and making similar adjustments for catchers and relief pitchers. After these adjustments, the 4.9 WAA becomes 7.2 adjWAA.
Then, the adjWAR and adjWAA are combined, but with extra weighting given to adjWAA. This gives Etten 30.2 wWAR. wWAR is then converted to Hall Rating. A Hall Rating of 100 represents the Hall of Stats borderline (similar to OPS+ or wRC+, where 100 represents league average).
Nick Etten has a Hall Rating of 28, leaving him nowhere close to induction to the Hall of Stats.


Best price for Samsung Galaxy J6 64GB is Rs. 11990 as on 26th October 2018.
Price & details for this Samsung phone were last updated on 26th October 2018.
Met de Samsung Galaxy J6 heb je een HD+ scherm van 5,6 inch in je handen.


Maine's Secretary of State said he expects the 2018 midterm elections to draw nearly 65% of eligible voters. According to Newscenter that would be a record for a non-Presidential race.
Lewiston School Committee on Monday night unanimously approved $35,000 to make up for the loss of a federal grant that helps homeless students and students on their own according to the Sun Journal.
Athens resident voted to adopt new rules for local control over food sales and production according to centralmaine.com.
Bids on Farmingdale's new fire station came in over budget at least half a million dollars according to centralmaine.com .
Richmond voters reject temporary ban on medical marijuana shops and the town is looking at the rules to if any changes are needed according to centralmaine.com.
A critic of wind turbines is resigning his seat on the Maine Wind Energy Advisory Commission, saying he's served more than four months without any meeting according to US News.
Colby College students will not have to submit SAT or ACT scores starting with the Class of 2023 according to US News.


CAC + TELUS = Match made in tech heaven.
So with a union so good, it's only right that we have an official portmanteau nickname of some sort, right?
Hmm… so what do you think? Carus, TelCar, Telaucourant, CarTel (okay, that may not be a good one).
Let's just leave it as #TeamTELUS.
CAC has joined forces with 15 other carefully selected Canadian Bloggers as part of Telus' first Advocacy Program, #TeamTELUS. Learn more about it and check out the rest of the great team here.
As part of the program, I will be sharing all the latest Telus news and updates, giving you the inside scoop on what you can expect from the much-loved telecom and mobile brand that has stolen the hearts and tech devices of Canadians everywhere courtesy of their superior customer service, wonderful services, strong and personable social media presence and as a global leader in sustainability.
As part of this program, CAC gets to try out new tech devices plus get an insiders' access to Telus services and share my honest firsthand experience with my loyal audience.
Follow along on the #TeamTELUS hashtag on social to keep in the loop.
I can't wait to introduce you to a deeper side of TELUS over the next year!
Congrats, I wish we could get Tellus where we live but we can't.
Oh really, Lori? Whereabouts are you located? Thanks so much!
Congrats on joining the Telus team!
I don't know much about Telus, but congrats!! and the animals they use are so cute!!
Thanks so much! I hope to share more about TELUS with you over the next year, Lynda.
my first phone was with Clearnet, one of the precursors for today's Telus!
Congrats! Can't wait to follow along!
Congrats! I think not choosing cartel is a very good idea lol I look forward to learning more!
Congrats, sounds like a lot of fun.
Thanks so much! I was pretty stoked when I was contacted about being selected (I didn't apply for anything so it was an extremely pleasant surprise!). 🙂 I'm glad to hear you've been a long-time customer! Can't wait to share more with you.


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Q: Python/Django: How to delete an instance automatically after an action? I have created a Django project in which type-1 users can create a Post and type-1 users can Bid on a post. Finally, auction happens and a post_owner can accept a bid. After this whole process, I wanted to remove the post instance from the database, so that it won't appear in post_queryset. For this, I am tried using a signal which is received after an auction and I kept it before the deleting an instance from Post model. But this isn't working. Is there any approach to solve this problem? I would appreciate helping me in achieve this.
Here's my code:
Models.py:
class Post(models.Model):

    item = models.CharField(max_length=20)
    post_owner = models.OneToOneField(settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL, default=1)
    date = models.DateField()
    accepted = models.BooleanField(default = False)

    objects = PostQuerySet.as_manager()

class Bid(models.Model):

    post = models.ForeignKey(Post, related_name = bids)
    amount = models.IntegerField(max_length = 20)
    bidder = models.ForeingKey(settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL)

class Auction(models.Model):

    post = models.OneToOneField(Post)
    post_owner = models.ForeignKey(settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL, null=True, blank=True)
    bid = models.OneToOneField('truck.Bid', related_name='auctions')

class PostQuerySet(models.QuerySet):

    @receiver(post_save, sender=Auction)
    def delete(self, sender, instance, *args, **kwargs):

        instance.from1.delete
        super(PostQuerySet, self).delete(*args, **kwargs)

forms.py:
class AcceptedForm(forms.ModelForm):

    accepted = forms.BooleanField(required=False)

    class Meta:
        model = Post
        fields = ('accepted', )

Views.py:
def accept_bid(request, post_id, bid_id):

    post = get_object_or_404(Post, id=post_id)
    bid = get_object_or_404(Bid, id=bid_id)
    if request.method=='POST':
        form = AuctionForm(request.POST or None)
        form1 = AcceptedForm(request.POST)
        if form.is_valid() and form1.is_valid():
            accept_bid = form.save(commit=False)
            accept_bid.bid = bid
            accept_bid.post = post
            accept_bid.post_owner = request.user
            accept_bid.accepted = form1.save()
            accept_bid.save()

            form.save()
            form1.save()
    else:
        form = AuctionForm()
        form1 = AcceptedForm()

    context = {

            "bid_id" : bid_id,
            "post_id" : post_id,
            "bid": bid,
            "post":post,
            'form':form,
            'form1': form1,

    }
return render(request, 'loggedin_load/active_deals.html', context)

A: If you really want to delete the object, the best place to do that would probably be in the view that you are using to accept the bid, some time after you have used the object, but before you have returned the page to the user. This can be done in Class Based Views by overwriting the appropriate function.
Alternatively, if you are just looking to exclude it from the queryset, you can add a line to your models such as:
accepted = models.BooleanField(default=False)

Simply have your view set this value to True. This way the data will be preserved if a user wants to reverse something. You can then use a queryset like Post.objects.filter(accepted=False) to only retrieve only the Post objects that you are looking for.
As for your signal, maybe someone else can help you get it to work the way you have it set up, but I'm not sure how the signal is supposed to be invoked from within the class. Generally, they aren't placed in classes within the file, but are simply standalone methods. However, I've seen that some prefer to put them inside the model class and label them as an @classmethod.
I prefer to place them as methods in a seperate signals.py file, and route my imports through there:
from My_app.signals import Post


Montenegro is a small country and there are no internal flights between its two airports, Podgorica and Tivat.
All main towns are connected by decent roads, but caution should be taken on poor roads in rural areas.
There are no motorways in Montenegro, but main roads connecting the larger towns, such as the Bar-Podgorica route, are well maintained. The 4km (3-mile) Sozina Tunnel (toll payable) means that it's possible to drive from Podgorica to Bar in just 30 minutes. The so-called Adriatic highway, running the length of the coast from Igalo (on the border with Croatia) to Ulcinj (on the border with Albania) is a beautiful but rather tiring drive, and it does get busy in summer.
Inland, roads in rural areas are often narrow, twisty and poorly maintained. The two-lane Morača Canyon, between Podgorica and Kolašin, is a notoriously bad road and should be avoided when possible. In winter, be prepared for snow in the mountains - by law you should carry snow chains between 15 November and 30 March. Local drivers have a reputation for recklessness.
There are currently no motorways in Montenegro, though two are planned (the Montenegrin section of the Bar-Belgrade motorway, and the Montenegrin section of the Adriatic-Ionian motorway). All roads are free of charge, and are divided into 'main roads' (M), which are generally single carriageway; 'regional roads' (R); and 'local roads', which are often poorly surfaced.
Both international and domestic car hire firms are represented in airports and main towns. Most car hire companies stipulate a minimum age of 21, though some companies say 18.
Main cities have metered taxis, which are reasonably priced, though foreigners are sometimes charged higher rates. It is possible to negotiate a fare when the meters are not in use. Only use officially marked taxis.
Motorcyclists must wear crash helmets and drive with dipped headlights switched on at all times. Montenegro's varied landscapes, unspoilt nature and pleasant climate making it an increasingly popular destination for cyclists. The quiet roads of the stunning interior are a haven for mountain biking, though you need to be prepared to tackle some steep slopes.
All main towns, as well as many villages, are connected by an extensive network of long-distance buses, which are reasonably priced but do get crowded, especially along the coast in summer. Major routes include Kotor-Budva-Bar and Bar-Podgorica.
Speed limits are 100kph (62mph) on main roads , 80kph (49mph) on regional roads and 50kph (31mph) in towns. Road signs may be poorly marked. Seatbelts must be worn at all times. The minimum driving age is 18. Car headlights must be switched on at all times.
The emergency breakdown service is called Auto-moto Savez Crne Gore (Automobile Association of Montenegro), AMSCG (tel: 19807; www.amscg.org/index.php?lang=en).
An International Driving Licence is required. No customs documents are required but car log books, a Green Card, vehicle registration/ownership documents and a locally valid insurance policy are necessary.
Podgorica has a local bus system, but taxis can be a more reliable way to get around. The medieval-walled old towns of Kotor and Budva are pedestrian only, and are a joy to explore on foot. Towns along the coast are connected to one another by public buses.
The national rail network is being upgraded. Due to the country's mountainous terrain, railways are difficult to build and require tunnels and bridges. Some routes are exceptionally scenic, most notably the stretch from Kolašin to Podgorica.
Bar, Podgorica, Kolašin, Mojkovac and Bijelo Polje are on the main railway line running to Serbia. A local line runs from Podgorica to Nikšić, passing through Danilovgrad en route. Timetables are available from Railway Transport of Montenegro (www.zcg-prevoz.me).