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Bethpage's largest criminal justice school is Briarcliffe College. In 2010, approximately 108 students graduated from the Criminal Justice program at Briarcliffe College.
In 2010, 108 students graduated with a criminal justice degree in Bethpage. If you decide to join their ranks, you can expect to pay an average of $17,392 per year in tuition costs.
In addition to tuition costs, you should plan on spending an average of $1,000 for books and supplies each year, while enrolled in a criminal justice program in Bethpage. And if you live on campus, you will face an additional expense of $8,950 per year, on average, for room and board. If you live at home, you can cut this cost down to approximately $22,869.
If you plan on staying in Bethpage after graduating from criminal justice school, you should know that job prospects for criminal justice professionals in Bethpage, which is the most popular criminal justice profession, are not very good. In 2010, there were 102,000 criminal justice professionals in New York. Of these criminal justice professionals, 11,360 were working in the greater Bethpage area. Bethpage's criminal justice professional workforce is projected to increase by 2% by the year 2018. This anticipated change is slower than the projected nationwide trend for criminal justice professionals.
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3500-year-old Babylonian Ghost Image Discovered in British Museum Vaults!
What is believed to be the world's oldest depiction of a ghost has recently been found on a Babylonian tablet, neglected in the vaults of the British Museum in London since its acquisition in the 19th century.
Babylonia, which was a magnificent state in ancient Mesopotamia (covering parts of present-day Iraq and Syria), had two periods of great development. The first took place between 2300 BC and roughly 1712 BC and achieved its greatest heights under the Amorite ruler Hammurabi (1792 BC-1750 BC). The second period of Babylonian development occurred much later, between 626 and 539 BC. The 3500-year-old Babylonian ghost image tablet belongs to the first period of development.
Dr Irving Finkel of the British Museum discovered the ghost image and the correct meaning of the cuneiform inscriptions on the tablet. (Ádám Szedlák / CC BY 2.0 )
How the British Museum's Dr Finkel Found The Ghost Image
The Babylonian tablet etching is accompanied by writing in an ancient cuneiform script that describes in detail how to get rid of an unwanted ghost. It was Dr Irving Finkel, the curator of the Middle Eastern department at the British Museum, who made the startling discovery. An authority on cuneiform script, Dr Finkel said the tablet had been incorrectly deciphered. The incorrect translation coupled with the very faint outlines of the ghost image figure that are discernible only when seen from above and under a light resulted in the tablet being forgotten.
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"You'd probably never give it a second thought because the area where the drawings are looks like it's got no writing. But when you examine it and hold it under a lamp, those figures leap out at you across time in the most startling way. It is a Guinness Book of Records object because how could anybody have a drawing of a ghost which was older?" Dr Finkel told The Guardian .
The logo-syllabic script used to write several languages of the ancient Middle East is known as cuneiform on account of its mostly wedge-shaped symbols. It was in use from the early Bronze Age to the end of the BC period and is among the earliest writing systems in the world.
Arab News reports that the image on the tablet shows a bearded man being led to the afterlife by a woman, with his tied hands held out before him . "It's obviously a male ghost and he's miserable. You can imagine a tall, thin, bearded ghost hanging about the house did get on people's nerves. The final analysis was that what this ghost needed was a lover," Dr Finkel said in a Times of Israel article.
An ancient Sumerian cylinder seal impression at the British Museum showing the god Dumuzid, flanked by snakes, being tortured in the underworld by galla ghost demons. This is one of the earliest depictions of ghosts in the underworld. ( Public domain )
Exorcizing a Ghost
Half of the tablet, which is an exorcist's guide to getting rid of unwanted ghosts by fulfilling the longing that makes them hang around in the world of the living, is missing. Despite that, the instructions for dispatching a ghost who "seizes hold of a person and pursues him and cannot be loosed" seem to have survived in fascinating detail.
The cuneiform script instructions describe how to make the figurines of a man and a woman and dressing the man in everyday clothing, while the woman is to be wrapped in four red garments and clothed in purple. She should also be wearing a golden brooch. The man is to be provided with travel provisions while the woman should be given a bed, chair, mat, towel, comb, and a flask. The ritual is to take place at sunrise and, after equipping the figurines as instructed, a curtain is to be drawn and two carnelian jugs of beer and an incense burner holding juniper branches are to be placed next to the figurines. Then Shamash, the Babylonian god of the sun and judge of the underworld by night, is invoked with incantations.
After detailing the ritual for getting rid of the unwanted visitation, the text at the back of the tablet ends with the warning, "Do not look behind you." According to Dr Finkel, the tablet formed part of a "library" in an exorcist's house or a temple. He writes about the ghost in his book, The First Ghosts: Most Ancient of Legacies .
The Controversial Road to the Recovery of Cuneiform Texts
Sumerian Tablets: A Deeper Understanding of the Oldest Known Written Language
He hopes to exhibit the ghost-history-rewriting Babylonian tablet to the public noting that such artefacts serve to show that all the weaknesses and fears of the human race in the present were there in abundance 3500 here ago.
"I want people to know about this culture. Egypt always wins in Hollywood. If the Babylonian underworld is anything like it was described, then they're all still there. So just remember that." he said .
Whether that is so or not, the discovery of the ghost image , the oldest found so far in the world, is sure to captivate public interest.
Top image: The British Museum's long misunderstood 3500-year-old Babylonian tablet reveals a male ghost image on the left led by a woman on the right. Source: The British Museum
By Sahir Pandey
Arab News. 2021. World's oldest ghost image found on British Museum Babylon tablet . Available at: https://www.arabnews.com/node/1949121/art-culture
The Guardian. 2021. Figures of Babylon: oldest drawing of a ghost found in British Museum vault . Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/oct/16/figures-of-babylon-oldest-drawing-of-a-ghost-found-in-british-museum-vault
The Times of Israel. 2021. Unhappy spirit: Oldest ever drawing of ghost found on ancient Babylonian tablet. Available at: https://www.timesofisrael.com/oldest-known-drawing-of-ghost-found-on-ancient-babylonian-clay-tablet/
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El Escobar Fold 1 es un  Smatphone plegable basado en Android desarrollado por Escobar Inc. Se presentó el 2 de diciembre de 2019 en el 26.º aniversario de la muerte de Pablo Escobar. El dispositivo es capaz de abrirse para exponer una pantalla flexible del tamaño de una tablet de 7,8 pulgadas.

El móvil es en realidad un Samsung con una etiqueta dorada, lo cual constituye un plagio y una estafa, además de no ser entregado a los clientes que han pagado por el (en los pedidos que envían actualmente, incluyen una biografía escrita de Pablo Escobar. Y un cupón de actualización de teléfono. Pero el Escobar Fold 1. No lo envían)

Especificaciones
El Escobar Fold 1 se maneja con Android 9.0 "Pie". El precio de venta al público comienza en $349 para el 6GB RAM / versión de 128GB de ROM. Diseñado con un cuerpo de color dorado, el teléfono inteligente plegable cuenta con una única pantalla AMOLED plegable, viene con 4.000 mAh y con una cámara dual de 16MP y 20MP en su bisel interior. Además de eso, el teléfono también viene con una configuración dual-sim, y cuenta con un sensor de huellas digitales.

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El Escobar Fold 1 y Escobar Inc. fueron prohibidos de aparecer en el evento CES 2020 después de que la Asociación de Tecnología del Consumidor, que dirige el CES, determinó que la compañía "no encajaba bien" en el espectáculo. Posteriormente se descubrió que tanto la compañía como el teléfono eran una estafa al ser simplemente un Samsung Galaxy Fold disfrazado.

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Disney's Cinderella on Blu-ray Combo Pack 9/15
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Disney's beloved and empowering fairytale told in a new beautiful way, Cinderella, arrives on Blu-ray Combo Pack, Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere September 15th! The bonus features includes over 12 minutes of additional scenes, the " Frozen Fever" theatrical short and more!
Celebrate Disney's "Cinderella," a modern classic that shines with beauty, imagination…and magic! Despite being mistreated by her stepmother (Cate Blanchett) and stepsisters, a spirited Ella (Lily James) resolves to take charge of her fate. Add a royal ball, a Fairy Godmother (Helena Bonham-Carter) and a glass slipper, and suddenly – magic becomes reality!
Cate Blanchett as Stepmother ("The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring"), Lily James as Cinderella (TV's "Downton Abbey"), Richard Madden (TV's "Game of Thrones") as Prince, Stellan Skarsgård(Marvel's: "The Avengers," "Thor") as Grand Duke, Holliday Grainger("Jane Eyre") as Anastasia, Derek Jacobi ("The King's Speech," "Underworld: Evolution") as King, and Helena Bonham Carter as Fairy Godmother ("Alice in Wonderland," "The King's Speech"),
PRODUCERS:
David Baron ("Harry Potter" franchise), Simon Kinberg ("X-Men: Days of Future Past," "Sherlock Holmes"), Allison Shearmur ("The Hunger Games," "Power Rangers")
Kenneth Branagh ("Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," "Thor")
Patrick Doyle ("Brave," "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire")
Chris Weitz ("About a Boy," "The Golden Compass")
RELEASE DATES:
Digital HD/SD, Disney Movies Anywhere(DMA), Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, and On-Demand
BONUS: Digital HD/SD*, Blu-ray Combo Pack & Disney Movies Anywhere (DMA)
A Fairy Tale Comes to Life Filmmakers and cast reflect on Cinderella's enduring power, and the joys and challenges of bringing this iconic tale to life.
Costume Test Fun See the work of Academy Award-winning® Costume Designer Sandy Powell (The Aviator, 2004) and share some lighthearted moments with the cast.
Staging The Ball
You're invited behind the scenes for the making of the Palace Ball sequence, including its spectacular set, stunning costumes and more. It's a lavish and massive undertaking…and a magical day on set.
Ella's Furry Friends
Discover how the movie's animal stars honed their memorable performances.
Alternate Opening: Ella's Childhood
View moments from Ella's idyllic childhood that do not appear in the movie. With an introduction by Director Kenneth Branagh.
Frozen Fever It's Anna's birthday, and Elsa and Kristoff are determined to give her the best celebration ever – but when Elsa catches a cold, her powers may put more than just the party at risk.
DMA Exclusive:
With introduction by Kenneth Branagh
Serving (0:56)
The Mourning (4:24)
Getting to Know You (2:00)
The Search for Cinderella (1:14)
Dear Kit (2:57)
Frozen Fever
FEATURE RUN TIME: Approximately 105 min.
RATING: Feature Film: PG in U.S.; G in CE/CF
ASPECT RATIO: Blu-ray Feature Film = 1080p High Definition / 2.39:1
DVD Feature Film = 2.39:1
AUDIO: Blu-ray = 7.1 DTS
DVD = 5.1 Dolby
LANGUAGES: English, French & Spanish
SUBTITLES: English SDH, French & Spanish
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Spectators often ask us how long the Dramatyczny Theatre has existed. And this is a problem: where to begin the history of this institution in the city? Should it be 1938, when the building of the Miejski Theatre – Marshal Józef Piłsudski People's Home (Dom Ludowy im. Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego) was completed? Shortly after Christmas, a performance of 'Cydzik i spółka' ('Cydzik & Co') was played here, the first performance in this theatre. However, the company of the Wandering Theatre from Grodno performed on this stage, whereas the official inauguration was still put off on the grounds that Marshal Rydz-Śmigły had been invited. Although he accepted the invitation, for various reasons he could not get to Białystok, and, as a result, the opening was delayed until May 1939, and then until September, and then the war broke out…
Therefore, if we count the history of the theatre according to the age of the walls, it starts in 1938. However, the theatre is the people, the company! And here the first important date is 1940, when a group of distinguished Warsaw actors, under the guidance of Aleksander Węgierko, came to Białystok fleeing from the Germans. Their stay in our city was short, but pivotal, since they created the first permanent company in the theatre. They performed such plays as 'Intrigue and Love' by Friedrich Schiller, 'Life Pension' by Aleksander Fredro, and 'Pygmalion' George B. Shaw. The most popular event though was a Mickiewicz evening, consisting of excerpts of 'Pan Tadeusz', 'Konrad Wallenrod' and 'Forefathers' Eve'. The performances were all in Polish and the national anthem was sung, all this at the time when Białystok belonged to the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic. This beautiful episode finished in 1941. While the company was giving guest performances in Minsk and Brest, the German-Russian war broke out. On the way back, some of the artists, including Węgierko, were arrested by the Germans and never returned to Białystok. The theatre itself also suffered: part of the building was burnt while the city was being bombarded. Węgierko was even said to have perished in the walls of the Białystok theatre. However, this is only a legend, showing how closely the theatre had become connected with this artist in the imagination of the residents of Białystok. Węgierko passed away in Warsaw, though it is not clear whether in the ghetto or in Pawiak prison.
Another date that could be regarded as the true 'beginning' of the theatre is 1944. Białystok had been ravaged during the war, three-quarters of the city lay in ruins. Nevertheless, shortly after the liberation of the city, a handful of artists who had survived the war and could not immediately return to Warsaw or Cracow, where war was still waging, took cover in Białystok. Joanna Błońska, Halina Kossobudzka, Halina Czengery, Lidia Zamkow, Marian Meller (the first managing director), Jan Świderski, and Czesław Wołłejko made up the first company after the war, and were soon joined by Białystok actors: Rena Ruszczyc, Władysław Szumowicz, Władysław Szypulski, Mikołaj Aleksandrowicz and Witold Różycki. As early as on 22 September 1944 they premiered 'Uciekła mi przepióreczka' ('My Quail Has Fled') by Stefan Żeromski, which was the first performance in post-war (almost) Poland. The premiere evening was unusual. As Szumowicz reminisced, when the first words were pronounced on the stage the audience was overjoyed. But a minute later the lights went out… Someone suggested lighting candles. This was done and the performance went on. The theatre has been performing without interruption until today. This is why 1944 is generally regarded as being the proper beginning of the history of the Dramatyczny Theatre in Białystok.
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Kozłowska-Świątkowska E., Cały świat gra komedię. 50 lat Państwowego Teatru Dramatycznego im. Aleksandra Węgierki w Białymstoku, Teatr Dramatyczny im. Aleksandra Węgierki, Białystok 1995.
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Q: Angularjs and Html5 I am developing a SPA webapp using AngularJS. I am adding a ticker feature in my website, idea is to get warning messages from server that also asynchronously and display those warnings as ticker.
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We are accepting new requests for July's "Be Lean & Save Green". The deadline is this Friday, June 15th. You can also submit a form to make any changes to your current plan. See details below.
We decided to come up with this program to help us save time with ordering supplements. There are many different brands/flavors to choose from and it's a challenge to keep the right inventory in to support your needs. Instead of guessing, ordering too little/much, wasting products that aren't sold, selling out of popular products you want to buy and are completely out of. Forcing you to go without product while we wait for the order(s) to arrive.
Now with Be Lean & Save Green we'll place our orders specifically based on your requests, and we'll have your orders ready for pick up at the beginning of each month. You won't have to worry if we have your favorite flavor or product in stock. Your name will be on your product and it won't be sold to anyone else. We'll handle the transaction automatically with your payment info on file.
Of course, we'll still be stocking and selling products not part of Be Lean & Save Green. However, they will be full retail price since we are basically keeping the products in stock until someone purchases them. Given the fact that you are helping us save time, we are showing our appreciation with the chance for you to save up to 20% on all of your supplement needs. Simple. You save us time, we give you a discount! All supplements qualify.
Let us know if you have any questions. We look forward to getting as many of you set up as possible and streamlining your supplement needs.
You can't out exercise a bad diet, but here's 4 ways how you can minimize the effects of "cheating".
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New video up on Coach Wayne's YouTube channel addressing the above. Watch, comment or "like" and don't forget to subscribe to his channel so you get emailed all new uploads.
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Michael Patrick "Murph" Murphy (7 May 1976 – 28 June 2005) was a United States Navy SEAL officer who was awarded the U.S. military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor, for his actions during the War in Afghanistan. He was the first member of the U.S. Navy to receive the award since the Vietnam War. His other posthumous awards include the Silver Star Medal (which was later upgraded to the Medal of Honor) and the Purple Heart.
Michael Murphy was born and raised in Suffolk County, New York. He graduated from Pennsylvania State University with honors and dual degrees in political science and psychology. After college he accepted a commission in the United States Navy and became a United States Navy SEAL in July 2002. After participating in several War on Terrorism missions, he was killed on 28 June 2005, after his team was compromised and surrounded by Taliban forces near Asadabad, Afghanistan.
The U.S. Navy ship, the USS Michael Murphy, and several civilian and military buildings have been named in his honor.
We've listened to your requests and are answering them by adding another 8:30am Coed CrossFit class. Starting July 3rd, we will be adding Tuesday at 8:30am. That means Monday thru Friday at 8:30am we will have a Coed CrossFit class, EXCEPT Thursdays will remain Mobility Class with Coach Denise.
Coach Cindy will be Coaching that class and looks forward to seeing you there!
Click here for full schedule (Tuesday 8:30am will be added in July).
Mobility: the most undervalued tool for overall fitness, and, one of CrownTown's secret weapons.
As I'm sure many of you noticed, we changed our class structure about 6 months ago to include 10-15 minutes of mobility before we start to warm-up and activate your body for the strength and/or workout of the day. The reason wasn't due to the fact that we just started to realize how important mobility was. In fact, we've known that for years and we've been telling you, too. That's just it. We advised everyone to do it, but only a small percentage of you actually did it. Now we don't advise any of you to do it. Instead, we include it as part of the 60 minute class schedule. We use foam rollers, lacrosse balls, bands, stretching and strengthening to ensure we prep your body for moving it's best that day.
Many people confuse mobility for flexibility. With mobility, you are able to perform functional movements at full range of motion without any restrictions. Someone who is flexible can still lack balance, coordination and strength in order to perform the functional movement with full range of motion. Flexibility is more of a component of mobility. When someone lacks mobility, they increase their chances of getting an injury. What happens is they compensate with other areas of their body and the movement breaks down in attempt to achieve the full range of motion with inefficient movement. Instead, we should recognize the mobility we have, and strive to improve our range of motion without any restrictions or changes in our movement patterns. Keeping the movement sound, and slowly, but surely unlocking more range of motion. This is where our prep comes in and we use mobility to unlock more range of motion before the training session. We do this specific to our movements in that particular workout. Then we optimize our mobility efforts through strengthening that newfound range of motion in our training. This way we develop more range of motion, balance, coordination and strength starting from our warm-up/activation and finishing in our workout of the day. This is a process and it improves daily, with consistent mobility and training at CrownTown. Another way to expedite this is to attend one of our two weekly Mobility classes. We're fortunate to be one of very few CrossFit gyms that has a staff Doctor of Physical Therapy teaching the class. These classes are every Thursday at 8:30am and every Saturday at 8am. It's been awhile since we have posted about the program, but we've had it successfully running for 5+ years now.
Coach Wayne Willette with Denise four years ago.
The best part of attending these classes is 60 minutes of pure mobility. 10-15 minutes is what we include in the CrossFit classes, but if you really want to improve your mobility more rapidly, expedite recovery, learn more about proper movement and recovery techniques then you need to start attending one of Denise's classes. Seriously, we know that the majority of people spend their working hours in less than ideal positions. The more time you spend in ideal positions and reversing poor movement/posture, the better you will look and feel.
The coach of this class, Denise Franks, has a unique level of expertise as a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT). She as worked at an extremely busy physical therapy clinic for over 13 years in which she has treated thousands of patients dealing with a multitude of injuries. Prior to that, she was a certified athletic trainer and has an extensive background in sports related injuries. Denise is an original member of CrossFit CrownTown and brings a unique perspective on injury treatment and prevention, specifically involving CrossFit movements.
Coach Wayne giving Denise a little taste of her own "medicine".
FUN FACT: Denise's mother was Coach Wayne's 5th grade teacher. Denise and Wayne have known each other since elementary school. Also, Coach Wayne played little league with her high school sweetheart and husband, Rob Franks. Wait, there is more. Coach Wayne's father and Rob's mother went to high school together. That's what you call history! Life long friend's who get to work together. Awesome.
We are very anxious to share a new program with you at CrossFit CrownTown called "Be Lean & Save Green".
Click here to send us your order requests right away! Write "Be Lean & Save Green" in the subject, and in the body of the email just let us know exactly what products you'd like.


Peterborough Petes Game Action. Photo by Mike Poirier, Stadium Journey.
Peterborough Memorial Centre Interior. Photo by Mike Poirier, Stadium Journey.
Faceoff at Peterborough. Photo by Mike Poirier, Stadium Journey.
When you hear about the city of Peterborough, the first thing that comes to mind are the Petes of the Ontario Hockey League. The maroon and white have called the city of Peterborough home since 1956 after relocating from Kitchener, and have seen legends pass through the halls of the PMC. The team is not for profit, and is run by a board of directors, similar to the OHL's Kitchener Rangers.
The one thing that stands out the most when attending a Petes game is how much the team's history is on display along with other sport greats from the Peterborough area. There is a hall of fame located within the arena, just to the left of the main entrance which is a must see, and includes vintage uniforms, trophies and information about past teams and athletes from various sports like hockey, lacrosse and softball. When walking the halls, you will also see photos of past Petes teams posted on the walls, and banners of some of their former greats like Steve Yzerman, Chris Pronger, Eric Staal, Larry Murphy, Stan Bowman and Bob Gainey.
The Petes have experienced some tough times of late, as they haven't won a league championship since 2006, and announced last fall that they are on the verge of bankruptcy, and might not last another four years in Peterborough without help from the city. With the news, the Peterborough city council has voted to provide more financial support for the team, and are also looking into building a new rink and convention centre closer to the downtown core.
The Peterborough Memorial Centre provides a pretty basic mix of food items that you would expect at an Ontario Hockey League game. You have popcorn, chips, candy bars, pizza, hot dogs, pop and beer. The one unique thing though about the PMC, is that you will not be able to purchase a bottle of water because of a city by-law. City owned facilities are not allowed to sell bottles of water in an effort to protect the environment, but there are water bottle filling stations within the arena, and paper cups are also provided for fans to use for free.
There is also a restaurant at the east end of the arena called the PMC Pub and Grill, which is operated by Brown's Fine Services, which is a local catering company. To access the restaurant, you have to make reservations ahead of time, or purchase tickets for the restaurant section which is at ice level.
You can never go wrong with attending a game at the Peterborough Memorial Centre. If you are a fan of junior hockey, seeing a Petes game is a must. Despite not being too competitive over the last ten years, you are in awe when you enter the rink with the dozens of banners that hang above the ice from the team's past. The history on display is simply impressive.
The acoustics at the PMC are also fantastic, and you feel like you are a part of the play with every hit, shot and goal. The set up of the arena is also unique as there are only 12 rows of seats behind the benches, which are on opposite sides of the ice. While the west side behind the home team net goes up 26 rows and really amplifies the crowd noise when it's a packed house.
If you pay attention to the boards, you will also notice a unique feature about the ice. The PMC has square corners, which means the Zamboni is unable to clean all of the playing surface, and makes for interesting bounces when the goaltender tries to play the puck, which is a real advantage for the home team, and very entertaining for the crowd.
The PMC is located in a residential area, just outside of downtown Peterborough. There are a couple of small businesses nearby, and tons of restaurants and hotels along Lansdowne Street, both north and south of the arena. If you enjoy the big chains like McDonalds, Boston Pizza, Tim Hortons or Wendy's you will find those easily as you make your way into the city, but if you're looking for some unique options, then you're in luck. Some of the popular places include Ricky's All Day Grill, the Pizza Factory, Smitty's and the Whistle Stop.
For hotel options, the Comfort Inn, Best Western Plus and Super 8 Motel are all on Lansdowne Street, as well as the Holiday Inn on George Street, which is located right on the water in downtown Peterborough.
If you're looking for something to do before the game, there is the Riverview Park and Zoo, which is free to check out, and includes various exotic animals. There is also the Canoe Museum and the historic lift lock, which is featured as a shoulder patch on the Petes uniforms.
With the team's long history, Peterborough fans are some of the most passionate you will come across in the OHL. They have developed an intense rivalry with the Oshawa Generals, which is the oldest in all of junior hockey. Fans are well informed about their team, and are very welcoming to out of town fans, especially those who come to their city on the longer roads trips.
Attendance has been an issue over the last few years due to lack of team success of late, but in 2016-2017, the team is challenging again for a division title, and the supporters of the maroon and white are starting to fill the rink once again. Last fall's warning about the team's future in the city has also served a bit of a wakeup call for Petes fans, as most can't picture what it would be like not to have the Petes in Peterborough. They certainly don't want to go through what OHL fans in Belleville had to deal with two years ago, when their Bulls up and moved to Hamilton.
Getting to the arena is not an issue in Peterborough, as the PMC is located on Lansdowne Street, which is one of the main arteries in the city. There is plenty of parking, but it will cost you four dollars to use the lot, unless you can find a spot on one of the nearby residential streets.
Inside the arena, walking around can be a little tricky. On game days, the hallways that pass the visiting teams dressing room and the Petes officers are blocked to the public, which means you have to either walk around the bottom of seating to reach the restaurant or the seats located towards the east end of the arena, or walk above the seats in the club seat section, for which you will need a ticket for that section to enter.
Attending an OHL game is always exciting, and seeing a team with so much history makes it even more fun. Since the team is not-for-profit, tickets are little more affordable than other teams in the league. The Petes also have a very spacious team store, which has a wide variety of items and unique things for purchase if you are into souvenirs.
Even if the Peterborough Petes didn't call the PMC home, it is worth while to visit if you are a sports fan. The sports hall of fame is a great addition for the arena, and ads to the historic feel that you get when you attend a Petes game.
If you enjoy going on the road to see your favorite OHL team play, make sure you take in a game in Peterborough. But even if you are simply a fan of junior hockey, you will not be disappointed. If you are looking to attend a game, make sure to try and see the Petes take on one of their rivals like the Oshawa Generals, Ottawa 67's or Kingston Frontenacs. With a new commitment from the city, it's great to see that the Petes will continue to call Peterborough home for many more years to come.


Andres Deza was hired as the Director for the club's Girls' Development Academy program in April of 2017.
Deza, 49, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to San Jose. Past roles on his résumé include time as a coach and as the director of coaching for the Gryphons Soccer Club in San Mateo, a stint as the technical director for the De Anza Force Girls' ECNL program, and a two-year stretch as the NorCal U.S. Training Center Liaison and member of the national team camp coaching staff for U.S. Soccer.
Spending significant time as a head coach at the club level, Deza led the De Anza Force 98G ECNL to a national championship at the U-14 level in 2013.
A native of Barcelona, Spain, Deza has coached nearly a dozen players born between 1998 and 2003 who have gone on to earn invites to U.S. Youth National Team or U.S. Women's National Team camps.
Deza currently resides in Belmont, Calif. with his wife Izumi and daughters Momo and Luca.


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The Coldest Place in the World
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What is the coldest place on Earth? It is a high ridge in Antarctica on the East Antarctic Plateau where temperatures in several hollows can dip below minus 92 degrees Celsius (133.6 degrees Fahrenheit) on a clear winter night. Watch the videos…
Above image: With remote-sensing satellites, scientists have found the coldest places on Earth, just off a ridge in the East Antarctic Plateau. The coldest of the cold temperatures dropped to minus 135.8 F (minus 93.2 C) — several degrees colder than the previous record. Image Credit:Ted Scambos, National Snow and Ice Data Center
Above video: The coldest place on earth is in the East Antarctic Plateau, but not at the highest peak. Rather, the coldest spots develop just downhill from a ridge that runs from Dome A to Dome Fuji. Data from NASA-USGS Landsat 8 satellite, and NASA's MODIS sensor on the Aqua satellite. Image Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Scientists made the discovery while analyzing the most detailed global surface temperature maps to date, developed with data from remote sensing satellites including the new Landsat 8, a joint project of NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Ted Scambos, lead scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colo., joined a team of researchers reporting the findings Monday at the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco.
Researchers analyzed 32 years' worth of data from several satellite instruments. They found temperatures plummeted to record lows dozens of times in clusters of pockets near a high ridge between Dome Argus and Dome Fuji, two summits on the ice sheet known as the East Antarctic Plateau. The new record of minus 136 F (minus 93.2 C) was set Aug. 10, 2010.
That is several degrees colder than the previous low of minus 128.6 F (minus 89.2 C), set in 1983 at the Russian Vostok Research Station in East Antarctica. The coldest permanently inhabited place on Earth is northeastern Siberia, where temperatures in the towns of Verkhoyansk and Oimekon dropped to a bone-chilling 90 degrees below zero Fahrenheit (minus 67.8 C) in 1892 and 1933, respectively.
"We had a suspicion this Antarctic ridge was likely to be extremely cold, and colder than Vostok because it's higher up the hill," Scambos said. "With the launch of Landsat 8, we finally had a sensor capable of really investigating this area in more detail."
The quest to find out just how cold it can get on Earth — and why — started when the researchers were studying large snow dunes, sculpted and polished by the wind, on the East Antarctic Plateau. When the scientists looked closer, they noticed cracks in the snow surface between the dunes, possibly created when wintertime temperatures got so low the top snow layer shrunk. This led scientists to wonder what the temperature range was, and prompted them to hunt for the coldest places using data from two types of satellite sensors.
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Traditional yurt - nomadic lifestyle
A traditional yurt (from the Turkic languages) is a portable, round tent covered dwelling with skins or felt and used by nomads in the steppes of Central Asia. The structure comprises an angled assembly or latticework of pieces of wood for walls, a door frame, ribs (poles, rafters), and a wheel (crown, compression ring) possibly steam-bent. The roof structure is often self-supporting but large yurts may have interior posts supporting the crown. The top of the wall of self-supporting yurts is prevented from spreading by means of a tension band which opposes the force of the roof ribs. Modern yurts may be permanently built on a wooden platform; they may use modern materials such as steam-bent wooden framing or metal framing, canvas or tarpaulin, Plexiglas dome, wire rope, or radiant insulation.
Yurts have been a distinctive feature of life in Central Asia for at least three thousand years. The first written description of a yurt used as a dwelling was recorded by the ancient Greek historian Herodotus. He described yurt-like tents as the dwelling place of the Scythians, a horse riding-nomadic nation who lived in the northern Black Sea and Central Asian region from around 600 BC to AD 300.
Traditional yurts consist of an expanding wooden circular frame carrying a felt cover. The felt is made from the wool of the flocks of sheep that accompany the pastoralists. The timber to make the external structure is not to be found on the treeless steppes, and must be obtained by trade in the valleys below. The frame consists of one or more expanding lattice wall-sections, a door-frame, bent roof poles and a crown. The wood frame is covered with pieces of felt. Depending on availability, the felt is additionally covered with canvas and/or sun-covers. The frame is held together with one or more ropes or ribbons. The structure is kept under compression by the weight of the covers, sometimes supplemented by a heavy weight hung from the center of the roof. They vary with different sizes, and relative weight.
A yurt is designed to be dismantled and the parts carried compactly on camels or yaks to be rebuilt on another site. Complete construction takes around 2 hours. The traditional decoration within a yurt is primarily pattern-based. These patterns are generally not according to taste, but are derived from sacred ornaments with certain symbolism. Repeating geometric patterns are also widely used. The most widespread geometric pattern is the continuous hammer or walking pattern. Commonly used as a border decoration, it represents unending strength and constant movement. Another common pattern is a symbol of long life and happiness. All patterns can be found among not only the yurts themselves, but also on embroidery, furniture, books, clothing, doors, and other objects.
The wooden crown of the yurtis itself emblematic in many Central Asian cultures. In old Kazakh communities, the yurt itself would often be repaired and rebuilt, but the shangyrak would remain intact, passed from father to son upon the father's death. A family's length of heritage could be measured by the accumulation of stains on the shangrak from decades of smoke passing through it. A stylized version of the crown is in the center of the coat of arms of Kazakhstan, and forms the main image on the flag of Kyrgyzstan.
Today the yurt is seen as a nation symbol among many Central Asian groups, and as such, yurts may be used as cafés (especially those specialising in traditional food), museums (especially relating to national culture), and souvenir shops.


The self-exiled teacher and self-described Avatar of our Age lived among his devotees for some 23 years on his own island in Fiji. His first teacher was Albert Rudolph, aka Rudi, a former Fourth Way student who had "the Force."
What is the Hindu view of self and soul?
The story behind why Gurdjieff asked Ouspensky to stop teaching. The part played by Orage and Mrs. Page has been known but not that of Orage's mistress, Mrs. Clifford Sharp, aka Rosamund Bland.
Machines or Son of God?
Gurdjieff says we are both. How to reconcile the two.
What can be learned from the passing of a seeker of truth.
Comparing the teaching of the Stoics with that of Gurdjieff's.
An account of walking the labyrinth for the first time.
Self-published author John Henderson thinks he has broken the code to Gurdjieff's writings and anoints as "Patriarchs of the Work" C. S. Nott, A. R. Orage and Frank Pinder.
"Everyone comes to the emptiness of life. It takes real guts to see its hopelessness."


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Q: Proportion questions relating with 3 subjects . Eight men can build two houses in 20 days. How man men does it take to build 3 houses in 15 days
My workings :
$2 houses = 20 days$
$3 houses = 20.2.3= 120 days$
$1 men = 2 houses = 1/20 days$
$1 men = 3 houses = 1/120 days$

A: If $x$ is the time (in hours) required for one man to build a house, then
$$
8\frac{1}{x}=\frac{2}{20}\Leftrightarrow x=80
$$
Thus, if $n$ men are needed to build $3$ houses in $15$ days, we have:
$$
n\frac{1}{80}=\frac{3}{15}\Leftrightarrow n=16
$$


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Controlled assembly of nanosized metallodendrimers
Wilhelm T.S. Huck, Frank C.J.M. van Veggel, David N. Reinhoudt
Up to third‐generation metallodendrimers can be constructed by a repetitive sequence of reactions with building blocks that contain two coordinatively unsaturated Pd centers ("pie" shape) and one labile, coordinating cyano group (▴, see representation below). The key steps of assembly are the displacement of the chloro ligands (▵) with AgBF4 and the in situ reaction with the cyano groups of the dendrimer building blocks to give the next generation. The resulting dendrimers have molecular masses of up to 25 kDa.
Angewandte Chemie, International Edition in English
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https://www.barrons.com/articles/londons-royal-opera-house-selling-david-hockneys-painting-to-raise-funds-01601924516
London's Royal Opera House Selling David Hockney's Painting to Raise Funds
The Royal Opera House in London is selling David Hockney's Portrait of Sir David Webster, depicting the former general administrator of the opera house who was instrumental to its expansion, to raise funds to alleviate the financial impact of the coronavirus on the cultural institution.
Offered at Christie's Post-War and contemporary art evening sale on Oct. 22—a live event in London—the painting is expected to fetch between £11 and £18 million (US$14 million and US$23 million).
"As we face the biggest crisis in our history, the sale of David Hockney's wonderful portrait of Sir David Webster is a vital part of our strategy for recovery, and the proceeds will be used to ensure that the world's greatest artists can once more return to our stages," Alex Beard, chief executive of the Royal Opera House, said in a statement Monday.
A major performing arts venue in London, the Royal Opera House is currently open for select events with advanced bookings. It also streams online opera, music, ballet, dance performances, and festivals.
Portrait of Sir David Webster was painted in 1971 in Hockney's studio, with the subject sitting on a Mies van der Rohe 'MR'chair before a glass table. Light passes through glass and reflects off curved stainless steel. Half of the large canvas was devoted to a blushing vase of tulips, the artist's favorite flower.
"The staging of this painting feels almost theatrical, which is of course a fitting tribute," says Katharine Arnold, Christie's co-head of Post-War and contemporary art Europe.
A renowned opera enthusiast, Hockney designed sets from 1975 until 1992 for venues including Glyndebourne in the English countryside, the Metropolitan Opera in New York, and the Royal Opera House itself.
The British-born Hockney, who has spent many years in Los Angeles, is considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th century. His 1972 work, Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) sold at a Christie's New York auction in November 2018 for US$90 million, setting a price record for a living artist. The record was broken by Jeff Koons with his sculpture Rabbit, which sold for more than US$91 million at Christie's in New York in May 2019.


Historically, Islamic boarding schools were Islamic educational institutions developed by Indonesian people. Because actually pesantren is a cultural product of Indonesian people who are fully aware of the importance of education for indigenous people who grow naturally. Regardless of where the tradition and system is adopted, it will not affect unique patterns and have taken root and lived in the community. The pattern of life in pesantren is formed naturally through the process of planting values and developing the process of influencing influence with society. Islamic boarding schools always experience dynamics that never stop, in line with the social changes that occur.
In the pesantren management system, the existence of a vision and mission occupies an important position. The vision must be formulated earlier and then set forth in the mission, namely programs and activities to realize the vision, and furthermore is to compile an action program in a mature and flexible plan to be implemented in a certain period of time in stages. The vision and mission of Islamic education which is the hope, ideals, and goals of Islamic education, are basically built from Islamic values and the results of analysis of the existence of Islamic education.
Islamic boarding schools should be the center of Islamic education development, because; Islamic Boarding School is a center of religious education, which combines general and religious education, becomes a fortress for scientific balancers which are increasingly rapid by the influence of globalization, the development of science and knowledge is unstoppable, so Islamic boarding schools present as a fortress to provide boundaries that are in accordance with Islamization. This paper explains how Islamic boarding schools should be in developing Islamic education, preserving and preserving Islamic scholarship as a practice and practice.
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We love the versatility of this gorgeous blouse. Crafted from a soft rayon and featuring an exaggerated scoop hemline that cuts high up on the sides, it's the perfect layering piece over skinny denims or shorts. Add the wider neckline and sleeves, and this pop-on piece is the epitome of effortless summer dressing.


Whisk together yogurt and milk in a large shallow dish.
Add chicken to yogurt mixture; cover and chill 2 to 4 hours.
Stir together flour, paprika, pepper, and 1 tsp. salt in a large shallow dish.
Remove chicken from yogurt mixture, discarding yogurt mixture. Rinse chicken, and pat dry. Dredge chicken in flour mixture, shaking off excess.
Pour oil to a depth of 11/2 inches into a 12-inch cast-iron skillet; heat over medium-high heat to 350°. Fry bacon in hot oil 2 to 3 minutes or until crisp. Transfer to paper towels; crumble bacon.
Fry chicken, in batches, in hot oil 8 to 9 minutes on each side or until done (a meat thermometer inserted into thickest portion of breast should register 170°). Drain on a wire rack over paper towels. Sprinkle with remaining 1 tsp. salt.
Serve chicken sprinkled with crumbled bacon.


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és un saltador d'esquí noruec, ja retirat, que destacà a la dècada del 1960.

Destacà mundialment en els Jocs Olímpics d'Hivern de 1964 realitzats a Innsbruck (Àustria) on aconseguí guanyar la medalla d'or en la prova de salt llarg des d'un trampolí de 120 metres d'alçada, i la medalla de plata en la prova de salt normal des del trampolí de 90 metres. Anteriorment, però, havia aconseguit la victòria en el Campionat del Món d'esquí nòrdic amb la seva victòria en el salt d'esquí des del trampolí normal l'any 1962, en la primera edició d'aquesta prova, i la victòria en el Torneig dels Quatre Trampolins en l'edició de 1962-1963.

Referències

Enllaços externs
  www.sports-reference.com - Toralf Engan
  www.fis-ski.com - Toralf Engan

Saltadors amb esquís noruecs
Medallistes als Jocs Olímpics d'hivern de 1964


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Q: Acer Iconia A100 Does Not Work With Android ADK? I just exchanged my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" (found to not work via this question I asked here:  How to tell if an Android device has Open Accessory Mode) for a Acer Iconia A100 tab for the purpose of using the ADK and the open accessory mode. However, now that I have this tablet home, it is still not working! I tried it out of the box with 2.3 (nothing) then I performed the update to 2.3.1 and still got nothing! This is getting very frustrating.
The A100 is listed to work on several sites including this one
here: http://www.whizzosoftware.com/forums/blog/1/entry-47-tablets-and-the-android-open-accessory-development-kit-adk/
as well as page 11 of the book "Beginning Android ADK with Arduino" (available on google books)
I cannot figure out why this isn't working.
I set up everything according to here: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/usb/adk.html
and everything works perfectly until I get to the last step, under "Running the DemoKit Android application" step 8. When I perform this step the tablet never gets past the "please connect a DemoKit board" screen. I have the micro USB from the tablet plugged into the Arduino ADK board (with the firmware installed) and the ADK board plugged into my computer for power.
Does this tablet not work either? This is very annoying trying to get this to work. Thanks for anyone that can help.
The only possible areas that I might be doing wrong are when I am building the android application: under "Running the DemoKit Android application" step 5. It lists "For Build Target, select Google APIs (Platform 2.3.3, API Level 10)" To do this, I am right clicking on my project in eclipse, and selecting properties>android, and then selecting Google API's level 10.
Also, when I compile the firmware for the ADK board from google, the Arduino IDE gives me several error that are all syntax that need to be changed because of updating. I forget exactly what this was but it was changing some read and receive functions I believe.

A: Default Google's DemoKit is too complicated to have it as a starting point for ADK. You might want to try something simpler, say, https://github.com/yanzm/HelloADK - this worked for me.
There are telltale signs of what is happening at the ADK console - you might want to run arduino IDE or any other serial port monitor and look at messages that pop up at the serial output while you are connecting your Android device.
Also, be careful what sources you use to compile your firmware. This page gives a set of instructions that is more up to date than the page you used: http://labs.arduino.cc/ADK/Index

A: I was able to get both the demokit example and another example working using the ADK on an Acer Iconia Tab A100 running Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3 with an Arduino using the Circuits@Home USB Shield.
My setup sounds a bit different from what you are trying to do on the Arduino end but perhaps what I have done will help.  I have documented what worked for me at http://digitalhacksblog.blogspot.com/2012/05/arduino-to-android-turning-led-on-and_29.html.


Backyard Poultry Forum • View topic - Araucana crossed with what??
Post subject: Araucana crossed with what??
I recently bought three Araucana crosses. Two have sold and I am keeping the last one as I think she is an absolute stunner! I was just wondering what she is crossed with. I bought her of Raylene who was told they were pure Araucana eggs so no luck finding out there. Does anyone else think she looks good or is it a case of a face only a mother can love???
well i have to agree with you on the colouring, she is gorgeous!
No, she is the only one out of the three with 'the little hat on' as my daughter says.
lets hope someone with more experience comes along and rescues us!!
I'm a breed ignoramus but is it possible there's a tiny, tiny bit of silkie?
Whatever the case, I think she's just brilliant looking. Very smart! Like she dipped her head in molten copper.
you should see her when the sun is on her, spectacular! It is really funny because when i got the three girls i was only planning on getting two but Raylene offered me this one for $5 (other were $10) as it didnt look like the others and looked kind of ugly, glad now i took her.
my understanding is that araucana characteristics tend to be very dominant, so it is really hard to know what lies beneath. Certainly a good dose of araucana glad you like her.
Sigrid , Araucana is the main makeup of this pullet (as Andy pointed out is fairly dominant over other breeds) .I wouldn't like to guess her parentage but as a guide egg colour should be blue for full blood . Egg colouring will go to greenish the more influence from other breeds ( particularly brown egg layers) The fact one of the others had a single comb and not all crested is an indication of a mix also. She is a bit lanky but should fill out as she gets older . Im sure she will lay coloured eggs, and I am guessing that is why you wanted her.
A lot of outcrosses have been done with Araucans using Belgiums, and OEG, mainly for colour variations ,and from memory Araucans in the Australian Poultry Standard are allowable in any of the game colours.
She's an absolutely doll!! I'd be proud to have her as well. Quite a lucky blend, even though we're stumped to point out exactly what with.
If you can breed with her it would be interesting to see what her offspring would be like.
Thats interesting about the game colours. being only new to the breed, i have only heard of black, lavender and white. Lavender being the easiest to get. God, there are alot of game colours out there. Could be a good little project for someone wanting to do a game colour araucana.


With the increase of awareness of database security, what is happening regarding to data/cyber security? A selection of this week's more interesting vulnerability disclosures and cyber security news. So many interesting snippets this week – in a disturbing way of course.
New research reveals that 2 percent of the total bitcoin network has suspicious or malicious behavior on a bad day. Put another way, the bitcoin network is three times more "evil" than the rest of the internet on most days, but that spikes to 10 times eviler on bad days.


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It's a quiet evening for me so I thought I'd have a flip through some of my thousands of photos. I realise that I didn't share a bunch of photos from my trip to London at the start of July. SO, I thought I'd share there photos of one of my favourite places to hang out in London with one of the events that I love attending every single Summer. Unfortunately the 'Udderbelly Festival' has finished for this year but I still wanted to show you around this amazing place.
If you have read my blog for a long time then I am very clear about the fact London is my absolute FAVE, and there's one place in particular that I can't help but visit every single time that I'm in London. Southbank always has such a chilled vibe, it's so touristy doing the day but as the sun sets in the Summer there's a calm relaxing atmosphere replacing the hustle and bustle of a day near the London Eye and Houses of Parliament. This year we attended on a Friday night and it's obvious that all the business men and women head straight out of work to underbelly.
There's a bar, a stand to buy jugs of Pimm's and then lots of food stands selling burgers, pizzas and loads more. I'm not talking about your standard greasy burger, they're delicious. I hope that Udderbelly returns for years to come because with the gorgeous view of the Thames to the left of my seat and the London Eye directly in front of me I couldn't help but feel so content in that moment. London, you're so freaking wonderful, never change please.


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King's High Shortlisted for Independent Girls' School of the Year Award
King's High is delighted to have been shortlisted as 'Independent Girls' School of the Year' in the Independent Schools of the Year 2020 Awards.
The awards scheme, run by 'Independent School Parent', showcases the excellence of the educational experience available to students of all backgrounds and recognises the imaginative ways in which independent schools prepare young people for their future lives.
Richard Nicholson, Foundation Principal, comments, "We were thrilled to have been shortlisted for this award. This is a really wonderful accolade, and is testament to the amazing work of everyone in King's High and our wider community. I am also delighted that Warwick School has been selected as a Finalist for the Boys' School category in the Independent Schools of the Year 2020 awards."
Winners will be announced in October.


He was born January 19, 1937 in Albion a son of the late Raymond and Helen (Daniels) Bruski. Raymond was a graduate of Albion High School class of 1955, a retiree of General Motors of Rochester and a member of St. Mary's Athletic Club. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1955-1957.
The family will receive friends at the Christopher Mitchell Funeral Homes, Inc. 21 W. Ave. Albion Thursday 4:00-8:00pm. His Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday at 10:00am at St. Joseph's Church. Interment Mt. Albion Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife Doris; son Brian Bruski and daughter Bonnie (Jose) Bruski and their mother Shirley all of Albion; sister Juditch (Neil) Newton; Grandchildren Brandon and Kayla, cousin Rick (Marie) Prest; several nieces, nephews and cousins.


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Bravecto Spot-on for Dogs Launches
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Bravecto Spot-on for Dogs & Spot-on for Cats launches, providing new long-lasting treatment options for Vets ...
MSD Animal Health is launching two new products in its Bravecto® range as paralysis tick season commences and fleas continue to cause unnecessary problems for dogs and cats around Australia.
New Bravecto Spot-on for Dogs is the only treatment in Australia to protect dogs for 6 months against fleas and paralysis ticks (plus 12 weeks brown dog tick protection), while Bravecto Spot-on for Cats is the only treatment in Australia to protect cats for up to 3 months against paralysis ticks and fleas in one spot-on. The simple twist'n'use tube makes spot-on application easy and convenient.
Bravecto Spot-on for Dogs and Bravecto Spot-on for Cats will also reduce the incidence of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD), a common skin disease caused by a hypersensitivity to the saliva of the flea resulting in intense itching.
Just like Bravecto Chew for Dogs which launched in Australia in 2015, Bravecto Spot-on for Dogs can be used in breeding, pregnant and lactating dogs, is suitable for puppies from 8 weeks of age weighing at least 2 kg, and is available in 5 convenient weight ranges from 2 kg to 56 kg. Bravecto Spot-on for Cats can be used in kittens from 11 weeks of age, weighing at least 1.2 kg, and is available in 3 convenient weight ranges from 1.2 kg to 12.5 kg.
Director and Veterinary Specialist at The Animal Emergency Service in Queensland, Dr Rob Webster says it is now possible to virtually eliminate tick paralysis as a cause of suffering and death for patients:
"The biggest hurdles are ensuring pet owners everywhere have sufficient understanding of the severity and risk of tick paralysis, are aware of how to thoroughly inspect their animals daily and encouraged to seek professional help at the first sign of symptoms.
"It is on our shoulders as veterinarians to do the educating and ultimately ensure dog and cat owners have access to long-lasting prevention against paralysis ticks today before it is too late. Now that there are more options for prevention, there is no reason for dogs and cats in Australia to get sick or die from tick paralysis ever again."
MSD Animal Health is committed to raising pet owner awareness of the impact of fleas and deadly paralysis ticks in dogs and cats, and how Bravecto can protect against these nasty parasites.
A large scale national and regional pet owner education and marketing campaign, "No Dog or Cat Should Die From Tick Paralysis", will activate in September to drive dog and cat owners to their veterinary clinic for more information about appropriate preventative options.
MSD Animal Health has also developed educational training tools for veterinary clinic staff, including, printed material and in clinic training. In addition, the Bravecto website includes a veterinarian section with product information and clinical papers.
Dr Webster believes in making compliance easier for pet owners, through the availability of preventative treatments requiring less frequent application. This is one way to ensure dogs and cats don't face tick paralysis and death.
"Preventative treatments are often applied inconsistently, leaving dogs and cats vulnerable to parasites like paralysis ticks and fleas. This is particularly important for paralysis tick season in Australia, which is when I see most of the consequences of preventative treatment not being administered due to owner confusion, complacency, or a combination of both," he comments.
Bravecto's active ingredient, fluralaner, is a member of the innovative isoxazoline class of parasiticides which has been developed specifically for veterinary health. Fluralaner is absorbed systemically when applied topically as a spot-on which means when fleas and ticks commence feeding, they take up the active ingredient which causes a dysfunction of the nervous system. This prevents these parasites from moving and functioning normally.
For the latest news and information about new Bravecto Spot-on for Dogs and Bravecto Spot-on for Cats visit www.bravecto.com.au/vetresources or call the Bravecto Hotline 1800 230 833.
About MSD Animal Health
MSD Animal Health is a global, research-driven company that develops, manufactures and markets a broad range of veterinary medicines and services. With its sister brand Coopers, MSD offers one of the industry's most innovative portfolios, spanning products for the prevention, treatment and control of disease in all major farm and companion animal species. By consistently delivering the highest standards of quality, professionalism and integrity, our aim is to become the partner of choice for veterinarians, producers and animal owners.
For more information, please visit www.msd-animal-health.com.au
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Two momineen Izzatullah Son of Mohammad Ibrahim and Mohammad Hasan Son of Khan Mohammad embraced Shahadat when yazidi terrorists opened fire on him near Spini road .
Despite tall claims from administration,the unabated targetted incidents of martyrdom of momineen in Quetta continue to take place.
In past takfiri terrorists,target killers and their sympathizers within the law enforcement outfits have been routinely caught in Quetta,indicating the deep rooted support for terrorists and terrorism.
Martyrs bodies are being shifted to Wali ul Asr Imambargah.
Please recite a fateha for Izzatullah ,Mohammad Hasan and Shohada-e-Millat-e-Jaffaria Pakistan.


Happy New Year! I hope you all had a wonderful celebration! We spent the evening at home. T had a friend over and we spent the evening making sukiyaki (a Japanese hot pot meal with thinly sliced beef, vegetables, tofu, and rice noodles). We also continued the hot pot theme for dessert and had chocolate fondu. Yum!
Today's Januart Art Challenge prompt is "something new." So I drew my new journal which is a Paper For Fountain Pen journal that uses Tomoe River paper. It is a smaller journal than my previous journal and has a hard cover. And I think I like it so far.
It's always difficult to represent something in a drawing or painting when the subject is white. I'm always tempted to use gray (water downed black). But in fact, white can take on a lot of shadow colors depending on what other color is around the white.
My usual choice for shadow is bluish violet created with ultramarine blue and a bit of Quinacridone rose or bluish red. And this is what I used for the shadows in the notebook.
So don't be afraid of painting white things! And here is the completed page.


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GEMELA strives to unite scholars across traditional disciplinary boundaries through its focus on women's cultural production in medieval and early modern Spain and colonial Latin America through 1800. Our purpose is to distribute information and knowledge about women and their role as cultural producers. Our conferences and publications encourage teaching and research based on all approaches related to our principal field of inquiry.
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"GEMELA is an international, interdisciplinary, and multilingual organization. As such, we affirm our long-standing dedication to inclusivity, both demographic and methodological. Our membership comes from many places and is all the richer for its diversity. GEMELA seeks to foster a culture of belonging and mutual respect that supports the scholarly endeavors of the membership."
CALL FOR PAPERS: The Sixteenth Biennial Symposium of GEMELA October 6-7, 2022 Valencia, Spain March 25, 2022
Announcement of New Gemela Awards August 22, 2021
CALL FOR PAPERS for an EDITED VOLUME on the topic of MATERNITY June 17, 2021
GEMELA SUMMER VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM 2021. SATURDAY, July 24 June 4, 2021
New Publication: Health and Healing in the Early Modern Iberian World: A Gendered Perspective. Edited by Margaret E. Boyle and Sarah E. Owens May 15, 2021