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This flagship project, which includes systematic music teaching from kindergarten to the sixth year of primary school, is the first of its kind in Belgium. Launched in September 2015, this project has generated enthusiasm among the teaching staff. The children of the schools who had different pedagogical experiences with music confirm that having music classes is a real added value for learning and teaching in general. Improvement can be seen in various fields, such as personal development, teamwork, stimulation of concentration, increased ability to listen, stimulating different forms of intelligence, growth of creativity, respecting rules, harmonious community development, strengthening discipline, development of moral values. In particular, this project allows all pupils, beginning from kindergarten, to receive adapted musical training from music teachers, four times a week. The music classes are included in the pupils' timetable, and can be complementary to other classes or interdisciplinary. Four music teachers (teachers who studied music, classic instruments and opera singing) have been hired for this purpose with municipal funds.


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Ackerman & Co. Purchases 4-Building, 217,089 SF Lavista Business Park in Metro Atlanta
Sep 8, 2017 | Business
Firm grows industrial portfolio with $12.7-million acquisition.
ATLANTA, GA, September 08, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ — Expanding its strategically located Atlanta industrial portfolio, Ackerman & Co. has acquired Lavista Business Park, a 4-building, 217,089-square-foot business center in the Tucker/Stone Mountain industrial submarket, one of the most accessible locations for distribution operations in metro Atlanta. Ackerman & Co. purchased the properties for $12.7 million from CRE Lavista LLC (Onward Investors).
Tom Shafer and John Hinson of CBRE represented the seller in the transaction. Frank Farrell, senior vice president of leasing at Ackerman, will lead leasing efforts at the business park, which is 87 percent leased.
"Lavista Business Park provides tenants high-quality, shallow-bay distribution space in an extremely convenient location," said Kris Miller, President of Ackerman & Co. "With Atlanta's ongoing population growth and increasing traffic congestion, we've learned the value of close-in locations that offer quick access to Atlanta's major submarkets and the opportunity for last-mile distribution to consumers."
Lavista Business Park is located 1/4 mile from I-285, the interstate perimeter that encircles metro Atlanta, and provides convenient access to the key transportation corridors of I-85, I-20, U.S. Highway 78, Buford Highway and Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. The property also offers tenants walkable access to nearby shops, restaurants and hotels.
Located on 12 acres at 2000-2062 Weems Road, the business park's diverse tenant roster includes Sonnen, a German energy firm that recently established its 26,000-square-foot U.S. headquarters and innovation center in the park. Other tenants include the Veterans Administration, Pure Red Marketing and WaveGuide Studios.
The acquisition is part Ackerman & Co.'s ongoing strategy of acquiring well-located, high-quality industrial space near Atlanta's I-285 perimeter. These major acquisitions include Stone Mountain Industrial Park, a 4.1-million-square-foot business park encompassing 69 buildings in the Tucker/Stone Mountain submarket.
About Ackerman & Co.
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ackerman & Co. is a privately held, full-service commercial real estate firm focused on providing quality investment, brokerage, management and development services in the Southeast. The company, founded in 1967, retains an expert team of more than 100 real estate professionals. To date, Ackerman & Co. has developed and acquired nearly 35 million square feet of office, medical, industrial, retail and mixed-use space, has more than 7 million square feet under management, and maintains an investment portfolio valued at $1 billion.
For more information on Ackerman & Co., visit www.ackermanco.com
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Volunteer Spotlight February 2019 ~ The Bottomley Family
We're excited to recognize and thank the Bottomley Family! They have been a vital part of our church community! The help out in a lot of wonderful ways.
Read more about how God has worked through this family at Canyon Springs Church.
What Ministry / Group do you Volunteer With?
We are currently involved in Hospitality, Sunday Tech Team, OASIS Leader and our son Josh has played with the Youth Worship team.
When did you start coming to Canyon Springs?
About eight years ago we were looking for a home in the area and saw the Canyon Springs flags waving on Pomerado Road. We decided to check it out and have been here ever since.
What made you decide to Volunteer?
Volunteering is a great way to get connected and meet people. We also believe that serving helps to remind us of God's calling to love others and do for others. We chose Hospitality as a way to get our kids to learn about serving at a young age.
What is your favorite part about Volunteering?
Our favorite part depends on who you ask! I think the boys would unanimously agree that preparing donuts is their favorite part. I've been surprised over the years at their innovation in learning the most efficient way to get the donuts from the box to the bowl without spilling any. We incentivized them early on that the fewer donuts we dropped, the more they could eat when we finished. Little did we know it would turn into a monthly engineering challenge. For Andy and me, serving has connected us to the church in a way that has given us a sense of ownership and camaraderie.
Do you volunteer with organizations, outside of Canyon Springs
Yes! Rachel and I have served many years with a local Cub Scout pack and plan to serve again as Josh joins a new Boy Scout troop this Spring. We have also been involved with the kids' sports teams and help out where we can by doing a variety of jobs for them. Andy has led a Small Group not affiliated with Canyon Springs for many years and has just recently put that aside to help with OASIS.
What is your job/profession?
Andy is an electrical engineer who designs integrated circuits that can be found in all kinds of medical (and non-medical) devices such as hearing aids, pacemakers, and neurostimulators.
Rachel has a Physical Therapy license and worked both in-patient and out-patient therapy. When the kids were young, we decided to homeschool and Rachel put aside her work to concentrate on teaching and volunteering.
Where were you born/raised?
Andy was born and raised just outside of London.
Rachel was born and raised in Los Angeles county.
Both our boys (Nathan and Josh) were born in San Diego and have lived in Scripps most of their lives.
What brought you to San Diego?
Andy came here for a nine-month work stint, enjoyed the work, and loved the weather and warm water surfing. He also happened to meet Rachel right at the end of that time and decided he'd better ask for an extension! After that the company offered to relocate him to San Diego. Looking back, he can see God's hand in it all.
Rachel came to San Diego for college at UCSD, moved to Pennsylvania for graduate school, but came back to settle near family.
Married/Family/Children?
Married. Two beautiful boys (Nathan & Josh).
Stuff & Random Tidbits
What is your favorite food / restaurant in San Diego?
We all love sushi, but it's hard on the budget. Andy frequents the Kabob Shop. Josh loves Rubios. Nate likes Chipotle. And Rachel is good with anything as long as she can get something gluten-free!
What is one "interesting fact" about you?
Andy – Passionate about soccer but we're too cheap to pay for cable so never sees any games (except highlights on youtube!)
Rachel – Would rather be playing tennis.
Nate – Raised $800 for his band while "caroling" with friends this Christmas, one of whom also comes to Canyon Springs (shout out to Roman VanderZwart).
Josh – Kills it on the drums (Thanks to you Josh Queja!)
What one word or phrase describes you?
Thank you Bottomley Family for your serving hearts!
Would you like to Volunteer?
By Darlene Shadden|2019-02-28T13:59:32-07:00February 27th, 2019|Volunteer Spotlight|1 Comment
About the Author: Darlene Shadden
Darlene has been a part of the Canyon Springs team since mid 2012 and helps to manage the church office, church scheduling, writes the e-bulletin and administratively supports the other staff members.
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A blessed family!!!!


Book 4, Bloody Endings, is almost complete. At over 86k words so far, the end is definitely in sight! Beta readers are being prepped, edits will commence, and my fabulous book cover designer is on the case.
In the coming months, I'll be sending out special newsletters as I gear up to release the fourth and final book of the Isabella Howerton Series. If you want to stay "in the know" make sure you sign up for my newsletter HERE! Your email info is never sold or distributed- you only get emails from me about books, promos, etc.
This time is a little bittersweet. Izzy was the first character I brought to life for public consumption. And while her story may be ending, it doesn't mean other stories in her world will be. If you haven't already, check out my novella Claimed by Moonlight. This story is set several years after the events in book 4, but don't worry... no spoilers! It does have a few characters you know and love though.
After book 4 ends, you might be wondering what I'm going to write next! Well, I have two series in mind.
One series is looking to be a sort of spin off for a certain unique character named Aidan. I'm not going to share details yet, but this story would be from his point of view. I have a lot of ideas floating around for him, and he's really fun to write about! These have a more fun feel to them.
The other series I've already started writing is still a secret, but I can tell you a few things! This series will have brand new characters, including an amazing and powerful heroine. While romance and love will definitely play a part, this series will be dark. With all my stories, though, I believe in light at the end of the darkness.
That's all for now. I need to go finish up that ending!
Do you love Izzy and her band? Have you left a review, or do you write reviews on Amazon or Goodreads? Would you be interested in receiving free copies of my books before anyone else has seen them? If you're interested in receiving early copies of my books and becoming an ARC reader, send me an email to receive more info.


Many often used to say that we understand the true value of things only when we lose them.
A kind of thought, like many others, who are lost in the crowded heap of acclaimed banalities.
Yet, history tells and frequently recalls that, in the ingenuity of the recurrent painting, new colors are hidden, giving an original sense to the past.
Perhaps, this is the only way to write other stories.
As the day when the girl with a skin as complex as her origins was invited by the literature professor to read her composition before the class.
A sort a poem around the given topic, a goodbye letter and a heartfelt prayer, all in one page, writing without thinking, with a naked heart and trembling hands.
Maybe something made of incautious words, considering her audience, far from ready to accept such gifts, at least on paper.
Despite that, someone should start to incise the latter with something sadly honest.
Before the teacher's exhortation, Nadine tried immediately to protest with an eloquent nod of head.
She showed imploring and anguished eyes.
Then she gripped the edge of the counter with her convulsed fingers, hopeful to escape from the main scene.
indifference. Between them she saw also a bit of curiosity on a girl.
One who had often asked her how she was and really listened.
Well, it's worth going on stage, when there's at least one spectator, is not it?
Nadine quickly cleared the meters that separated her from the teacher with the page on her hand, her page.
She grasped it with pride and emotion at the same time and read the words, her last ones: "Life takes away, life gives back... It took my parents away, first dad and a couple of years later Mom, because death is a demanding lady, so it's fate, just as the monsters that undermine the story which I ended up in. War has stolen clouds and earth, has devoured home and things, has made the road, the place where you should be ever hurry. In the worse scenario, you must run, in the best, you get safe and survive the walk. The bombs have left behind rubble and hate like damn children, who in turn have poisoned the blood of many, too many, among those who have never been imagined anger as the only possible weapon. Life takes away, therefore, life gives, right? The first part of the story is sure, because a cruel witch has stolen the country under my feet without let me aware of it, and so I woke up without a fundamental piece, the first one, the most precious geography, the one where to begin a memory. So the worst moment has come, when you begin to get used to being slowly stripped of everything that really matters. Because, perhaps, sooner or later life will give back, but in the meantime is cheating time, the meaning of the latter, or the gift of now. The privilege of being able to stay still and not to worry about later, in short, the lightheartedness of the age I still had, which I still have. Life takes away, perhaps gives back, but often deceives. It has given me a ship and a horizon, a hope and traveling companions, vain frills to disguise a sadistic illusion. It has taken away my rights and serenity with a single blow, through a fierce wave, one of those that throws you on the ground and takes away more of what remains. And what remains is everything, to me. Because it removed relatives and cities, dawns and sunsets of my buried childhood, erasing my trust in the others and in the future, empathy from the looks of passers-by and even those who should know me. Yet, life seems to be never satisfied and last week decided to close the family home that hosts me, so tomorrow I will have to leave. And although you were not the best friends of the world, you were just what was left, that was all to me. I don't know where I will go, but maybe, the day will come when life is about giving back. Because everywhere I will be, I'll know that you, all of you, in this room and out there, are and will always be the only thing I have. "
Many used to say that we appreciate the real value of things only when we lose them.


Suzanis + Real Living mag: Happy Hump Day!
I've had so many compliments on our Mexican Suzanis since they've been hanging up in the new TT shop. And for a change, we have a few stunning multicolour pieces in stock (they never seem to stick around for long!).
Click to see the full range, available instore (Shop 6, 20 Avalon Parade, Avalon NSW) and online at tabletonic.com.au. There's even one Aqua Suzani (below) available for pre-order now!
In other news, the brand spankers new July issue of Real Living was found shivering in my wet mailbox yesterday! I had to stop myself Instagramming the whole thing last night (my Instagram username is tabletonic) - it's such a fun issue - on sale Monday!
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In the country's capital, Berlin, Al Jazeera spoke to Emmanuel Donkor, struggling to make his way after moving to Germany from Ghana.
Instead of seeing his hopes of a brighter future realised he was attacked while waiting on a train station platform a by a white skin-head and his pit-bull terrier.
Emmanuel said passer-bys just watched and could only say, "the police…never happen again."


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HomeBecause of Winn-DixieBecause of Winn-Dixie is becoming a Musical, possibly for Broadway
Because of Winn-Dixie is becoming a Musical, possibly for Broadway
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In what I consider to be one of the most unexpected news items of the year, Because of Winn-Dixie, the hit 2005 film, is set to hit the stage as a new musical. The movie, which starred Jeff Daniels and musician Dave Matthews, will be to converted into a theatre production by Avenue Q director John Tartaglia. In a way, this makes sense, as I believe that Walden Media has created a few other stage shows in the past.
The production will follow the exploits of a young girl who befriends a stray dog she finds at a Winn-Dixie supermarket.
Producers have tapped Tony Award winner Duncan Sheik and Nell Benjamin to compose the songs and lyrics, and an Irish wolfhound called Taran will lead the cast.
The programme will begin workshop readings this spring and producers ultimately hope to take the show to Broadway.
Chris Rylander's The Fourth Stall Part II is coming in February 2012
Walden Media acquires film rights for Gordon Korman's Ungifted
Bridge to Terabithia Sweeps Young Artist Awards
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Bridge to Terabithia has won every Young Artist Award that it was nominated for. Congratulations to the cast and crew of Bridge to Terabithia. You deserved it! For the full list of winners, visit the […]
Bridge to Terabithia Trailer
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While playing on an old rope swing in the woods, two unlikely friends (Josh Hutcherson and AnnaSophia Robb) discover a fantastical land of walking trees, sword-wielding insects and an evil Dark Master. As the friends […]
Young stars of 'Bridge to Terabithia' love New Zealand
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Josh Hutcherson and AnnaSophia Robb created a magical world as the main characters in "Bridge to Terabithia," but off-camera they were enchanted by their real shooting location, New Zealand, where they spent three and a […]


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Taylor Made franchising forms strategic partnership with Iconic Window Cleaning
Franchise entrepreneur Darren Taylor, owner of Taylor Made Franchising, has formed a strategic partnership with a window cleaning company, to franchise their business.
Now a part-owner of Surrey-based Iconic Window Cleaning, Taylor will use his knowledge and experience to guide founder Andy Hiscock through the franchising process, with a view to recruiting 3-4 franchisees in their first year.
Hiscock, who worked in IT for 10+ years, founded Iconic Window Cleaning in 2005.
"I first got the idea watching my father do some part time window cleaning, so when I left IT, I set up the business, spending the first few months door-knocking to get my first customers. 15 years later, my partner Krystal Edwards has joined me in the business, helping with organisation and expansion and we now have two full time staff, cleaning the windows of domestic and commercial properties across Farnham, Alton, Guildford, Godalming, Hindhead, Haslemere, Winchester and the surrounding areas.'
Explaining his reason for approaching Darren Taylor to help him franchise the business he said,
'I had been toying with the idea of franchising for many years but was always so busy I never had the time to fully investigate it. Whilst out in the van I listened to podcasts that said, 'if you want to be successful, surround yourself with experts.' By going directly to Darren, I am short cutting the franchising process and putting an expert directly in my business. His knowledge of the sector is second to none and he has an experienced management team in place ready to help. Also, as a co-owner I know he is going to do his very best to develop it into a successful franchise operation. I am really excited for the future and know the sky's the limit with Darren's help.'
Taylor, who currently owns Stumpbusters, PVC Vendo, Wilkins Chimney Sweep and Thomas Cleaning Franchise with a joint network turnover of £7.6m said,
'This is a new and exciting opportunity for everyone involved and my team here at Taylor Made Franchising are raring to go. Between us, we have many years of experience of the franchise sector, which we are looking forward to sharing with Andy. Iconic Window Cleaning is the perfect example of a business ready to franchise, Andy built it from the ground up, he knows his product and service inside out and now he's ready to expand and with our help, 2021 is going to be a great year for him. Going forwards we see this as a simplified way for other small business owners to franchise their businesses, with our help, and we would welcome enquiries from any other would-be franchisors.'
Further information on Taylor Made Franchising can be found at: https://www.taylormadefranchising.co.uk/


The former singer of urban music now "dj" ,Lisa M posted a message and a photo on his Twitter Account, warning the gay community is not welcome in establishing Latin Star alleges.
"Latin Star Restaurant in Condado, homophobic discrimination by giving me a kiss with a woman. Bahj, this is an injustice, "sets the message while facing the place shown in the image Lisa M arrest and holding a sign. "The Latin Star restaurant does not support equality. They are homophobic. If you are gay, this food is poison to you, "he wrote on the banner.
About this protest, rights activist in the LGBT community, Pedro Julio Serrano, also expressed in social media hinting that a lawsuit might arise.
"Solidarity with Lisa M after being expelled Latin Star Restaurant in County for kissing other women. Not lesbophobia! "Serrano wrote on social platforms. He added that it is "supporting and advising to channel his complaint in the appropriate forums."
Jose Suriel, restaurant manager, confirmed the incident and stated that "we do not allow that to happen or couples straight or gay couples." He said he warned Lisa M cordially, but it continued.
The employee argued that the local reserves the right of admission and having a familiar concept, "we do not agree."
"We do not discriminate. Business has its rules. Did not have to get to what she did, "said the employee on the telephone.
Whether admitted even in between a mother and son, or father to son, said: "A Kiss from a mother to a son can not compare with profusely kissing".


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BlackBerry Messenger Social Platform Comes In Beta Version
By ASK
At BlackBerry® DEVCON 2010, Research In Motion® (RIM®) announced the BlackBerry ® Messenger (BBM™) Social Platform. RIM previewed BBM 6.0 at MWC 2011 in a slideshow presentation which showed some aspects of the new platform as well as a press release and announcement at DEVCON 2010.The BBM Social Platform officially has moved into public beta.
The BBM has enhanced the Developer experience by enabling them to access APIs and features that can let them build important functions into their applications. Developers can now test the exact workflow and BBM integration that is expected on live devices only. One the other hand, end user experience is not limited to just chat; now user can find an exclusive range of socially engaging apps like multimedia, gaming, location-based services (LBS), VoIP, video and commerce.
Some of the key features available for developers through the BBM social platform include:
-Access and update fields in the user's profile such as status, avatar and personal message;
-Create their own custom areas within the user's profile for promoting recent application activity or storing trophies and achievements;
-Initiate and embed chats with friends; initiate application-to-application background communication through BBM for sending and receiving application instructions, such as moves in a game or any other application state changes;
-Initiate file transfers; the ability to share applications virally with friends in their contact list.
– Allow BBM to bring innovative social features to their games that get friends playing together
The BBM Social Platform is expected to be available in the spring of 2011.
San Francisco, CA – BlackBerry DEVCON 2010 – Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced the BBM™ (BlackBerry® Messenger) Social Platform, giving developers the tools to build applications that take advantage of the social aspects of the popular BBM service.
"The BlackBerry developer community has been eagerly awaiting the opportunity to integrate BlackBerry Messenger with their apps. BBM is a very popular service with over 28 million users and opening its real-time social connectivity to third party applications presents incredible opportunities," said Alan Brenner, Senior Vice President, BlackBerry Platform at Research In Motion. "Access to BBM services from within apps will revolutionize gaming, enhance multimedia experiences, and add a new dimension to location based applications."
Developers will be able to integrate various functions of the BBM service into their applications including chat capabilities, content sharing, and invitations. For example, users will be able to invite their BBM friends to join them in a game and then chat with one another while the game is being played.
Other BBM functionality accessible to developers through the BBM Social Platform includes:
Contact list – allows users to choose from their BBM contacts from within another application in order to initiate social interactions such as chatting or initiating game play
BBM user profile – an application can insert application status updates into the user's BBM profile allowing it to be launched or downloaded from BBM by the user's friends
Application-specific communities – users can create BBM friend groups specific to an application
Data Transfer – allows users to transfer pictures, audio, video and other content directly from an application to their BBM contacts or groups
Invitations – allows users to invite new friends to BBM, invite their friends to interact within or download an application, and accept invitations, all from within an application
Through the BBM Social Platform, RIM is providing the BlackBerry developer community with the opportunity to leverage the power of BBM in their own applications in order to help drive loyalty to their applications through social and community interactions, as well as increase discoverability of their applications through peer communications and referrals.
Several BlackBerry® Alliance members are already testing the BBM Social Platform as part of an early access program.
"Kik is all about sharing, buying and experiencing music on a mobile platform, so integrating with BBM will deliver huge value to our users," said Kik CEO Ted Livingston. "Kik users will be able to connect with friends and colleagues to discover and share music, the experience will be much more intimate through BBM."
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Bricookea — рід грибів родини Phaeosphaeriaceae. Назва вперше опублікована 1982 року.

Класифікація
До роду Bricookea відносять 3 види:
 Bricookea barrae
 Bricookea barriae
 Bricookea sepalorum

Примітки

Джерела
 Barr, M.E. 1982. Leptosphaeria sepalorum. Mycotaxon. 15:345-348 - P.346

Роди грибів

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L'église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Cabanac est une église catholique située sur le territoire de la commune de Mauroux, dans le département français du Lot, au lieu-dit Cabanac.

Historique

L'église est citée dès le  dans le testament de l'archidiacre Engilbert. Elle a été construite sur un plateau dominant le pech sur lequel s'élevait le castrum d'Orgueil. En 1292, elle était l'église paroissiale du castrum.

L'église appartient d'abord à l'évêque de Cahors, puis, vers 1254, au chapitre de la cathédrale par échange avec l'église Saint-Martin de Caïx.

L'abside pourrait être datée de la fin du  ou du début du .

La tour-clocher est élevée au-dessus d'une travée d'avant-chœur à la fin du  ou au début du . Un logis est ensuite construit à l'ouest, dans l'axe de la nef.

Deux grandes chapelles sont construites à la fin du  ou au début du , de part et d'autre de la nef, pour former un transept. L'ancien logis est alors réuni à la nef qui est alors agrandie. La tour d'escalier et le portail sont contemporains de ces adjonctions.

La nef et les chapelles n'ont été voûtées qu'au . Les chapelles latérales ont reçu des voûtes d'arêtes et la nef des croisées d'ogives profilées de tores reposant sur des demi-colonnes et des pilastres ornées de volutes inspirées du chapiteau ionique.

La cloche de l'église date de 1782 comme on peut le lire dessus, avec pour parrain Jean-Baptiste Joseph Marc Duroc de Mauroux, baron d'Orgueil, de Cabanac, de Lacapelle et de Touzac, et la marraine son épouse, Catherine Rose Espic de Liru.

L'édifice a été inscrit au titre des monuments historiques le .

Description

Dans le cimetière on peut voir un enfeu et une table d'autel romane en remploi dans un caveau.

Références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Sous la direction de Nicolas Bru, Archives de pierre. Les églises du Moyen Âge dans le Lot, , SilvanaEditoriale, Milan, 2012 .
 Gilles Séraphin, Cahors et la vallée du Lot, , Éditions Études & Communications (Guides tourisme et patrimoine), Cahors, 1990
 Claude Goulet, Quercy blanc, , Les éditions du Lanquet, Martel, 1996

Liens internes
 Liste des monuments historiques du Lot

Liens externes
 Patrimoines Midi-Pyrénées : église paroissiale Notre-Dame de l'Assomption
 Patrimoine du Lot : église paroissiale Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (Mauroux)
 Commune de Mauroux : Chapelle de Cabanac

Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption Cabanac
Cabanac Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption
Monument historique inscrit en 1989
Cabanac


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Eng., B.Sc (Eng)Hons, MTech, MA, MIET, MIE (Sri Lanka), C.Eng.
Strategic lo cation of Sri Lanka in ancient marine routes and the availability of natural sea ports around its shore line, was a well established fact. Marine archeological findings surfaced recently prove Sri Lanka's engagement in maritime navigation from early periods. A part from oceanic transport, numerous internal water ways also have contributed to the ancient water transport facilities in a noteworthy manner. Socio cultural consequences due to both oceanic and inland water transport have been studied comprehensively and a vast amount of research literature is now available in that context. But the study of techno logical aspects of ancient water transportation modes is a highly limited area. This paper is devo ted to explore some historical references of the inland water transport crafts and stability analysis of one of the specimens excavated from inland water ways and now conserved at Colombo National Museum.


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This ravishing book opens a window onto the lives, designs, and passions of two charismatic artists. Born a generation apart the men were seeming opposites yet through their revolutionary inventions and textiles they inspired a new variety of art. Acclaimed author A S Byatt traces their genius right to the source. Generously illustrated with the artists' beautiful designs this book brings the visions and ideas of Fortuny and Morris dazzingly to life.


OnlinePsychologyDegrees.com wants to help you find the best doctorate in psychology degree programs online. Expanding your psychology education is a great way to stay abreast of changes in the field, and can help you grow in the profession. If you are committed to becoming a practicing psychologist, earning your PhD in psychology is essential. A clinical or counseling license will require a doctoral degree, as will many academic and higher level research positions. To learn more about online PhD psychology programs and traditional programs, take some time to read about your choices. Then contact the schools on this page to request program materials!
Should You Pursue a PhD or a PsyD?
You actually have two degree choices when it comes to earning your doctorate in psychology. The best one for you depends on what you ultimately want to achieve.
A Doctor of Psychology Degree, often called a PsyD, is a treatment-focused degree, and is ideal if you want to apply your knowledge in a clinical setting.
Some PsyD degree holders teach or design and perform research, but most are interested in treating people. This is a great route to take if you plan to open your own practice, or if you want to provide services directly to patients. There are many PsyD programs online to choose from.
A Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, or a PhD degree, is more academic and usually leads to a position in research or teaching.
If you earn your degree in a PhD psychology program, you will be prepared to work in academic settings, hospitals or governmental agencies. Clinical work can be done if you earn your PhD, but it is not the primary focus of the degree.
One exception to this is the PhD in Clinical Psychology. These programs prepare you for clinical practice, and there are often several specialization options within these types of psychology PhD programs.
What are admissions requirements like for the best online psychology degree programs?
You do not always need a master's degree to start on your doctorate. If you currently have a bachelor's degree, even if it is not in the field of psychology, you may be able to earn your master's as you complete your doctoral degree.
It's important that your degree credits transfer to the school you choose and that you've earned respectable grades. If you are applying to highly competitive schools or if you want to obtain merit-based scholarships, you will need to match a high GPA with good scores on the Psychology GRE. You will submit your transcripts, application and GRE scores to the schools you apply to, along with a personal statement or statement of purpose.
It helps tremendously if you can show some research experience. Find psychology research projects in your field of interest, volunteer, and work hard. That track record counts, and a recommendation from a supervisor will help your chances as well. Don't neglect the personal statement. The admissions committee wants to understand who you are and why you want in to their program. The statement needs to be compelling and well-written, and should make you stand out from other applicants.
What are doctoral programs in psychology like?
Whichever degree path you take, you are undertaking a major commitment of both your time and your finances. It can take anywhere from four to six years to complete your doctoral degree in psychology, and the process involves much more than mere classroom work. If you are able to, applying to fellowship programs is a great way to move through graduate-level education in psychology. There are often funding opportunities tied to these programs.
If you are applying for national or state licensure, you need to tack on two years of a supervised internship after you have earned your degree in order to practice and treat patients.
You are eligible to apply for national and state licensure with this degree as well, making it a great choice if you are looking to obtain as much knowledge as possible.
As you progress through your program, you may be required to teach bachelor's level psychology courses as part of your studies. The academic focus of PhD psychology programs is apparent when you look through the plan of study, which you can review to determine if the APA-accredited online programs are what you are looking for.
Make sure to check accreditations for any program you consider. The usual regional accreditations apply, but look also for accreditation by the American Psychological Association. A number of specialized organizations offer additional accreditation including the Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs (CACREP), the Council on Rehabilitation Education (CORE), Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE), American Psychological Association (ASA) and the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP). Take the time to check out the criteria and meaning of each accreditation listed as not all are equally valuable.
Earning your doctorate in psychology can propel your professional life to the highest level. What's more, online PhD programs in psychology can result in the same career outcomes as traditional on-campus programs. We will take a look at some common careers that individuals with their doctorate in psychology pursue after completing their degree.
Keep in mind that salary potential for graduates of psychology doctoral programs fluctuate according to your location and the role you choose.
One of your best resources for salary information is school advisers at colleges and universities that offer APA-accredited psychology PhD programs. The best psychology schools have this accreditation from the APA (American Psychological Association), which has worldwide credibility.
Below are some common careers for people who earn a doctoral degree in psychology. When you compare psychology doctoral programs, be sure to ask the program advisers about career options, and the kinds of professions their graduates typically pursue.
After earning your doctoral psych degree you can become a licensed professional and open your own practice. That's why we'll start off this list with facts from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) about salary and job growth for psychologists.
If you want to open your own psychology practice, the BLS estimates an average salary of $72,580 per year.
What's more, job growth between 2014-2024 is expected to be 19%, which is much higher than the national average of 7%. As a psychologist, you can choose to work with many different types of clients with a variety of mental health challenges.
Here are the most common work environments for psychologists, along with the percent that works in each one.
While many psychologists do have their own private practice, you can see how many other types of organizations rely on PhD in Psychology professionals.
With a PhD in psychology, you could attract the attention of top employers for engineering psychologists. This may be one of the lesser known career paths, but it is growing as technology becomes more common in our daily lives. Engineering psychologists assess the interaction between humans, technology, equipment, structures, and overall work environments. They use their psychology expertise to show how humans interact with machines and tech.
Engineering psychology can save lives and help businesses improve their workplace, meet regulations, and achieve other important business objectives. While you mostly think of psychologists sitting across form people and talking about their problems, this career path for PhD in Psychology professionals proves this field is more dynamic than that. The BLS reports that psychologists who work in engineering can earn an average wage of $105,270 per year.
The American Psychological Association addresses the ins-and-outs of sport psychology on its website. Psychologists in this role can help sports professionals improve their mental state in ways that help performance. Psychologists help sports participants set goals, overcome mental roadblocks, and deal with personal mental health issues while working in a high-pressure performance driven profession.
Every major sports team has psychologists and counselors on staff. Individual players sometimes hire psychologists to work with them on a full-time basis, only focusing on their issues. The BLS doesn't list the salary potential for sports psychologists, but we believe it is safe to assume it's in the average range of psychology salaries. Ask each school you speak with just to be sure.
The BLS reports that psychologists who work in industrial-organizational roles can earn an average wage of $92,320 per year. So, what do these psychologists do? Industrial-organizational psychologists aid organizations in areas such as human resources, management, employee relations, sales and marketing, training and development, and other activities that benefit employees and achieve business goals.
Many large businesses and government agencies can use the help of industrial or organizational psychologists . In an industrial psychology PhD program, you learn how to help large organizations improve in several areas critical to their culture and profit potential.
Do You Want To Learn More About Your Psychology Career Potential?
Compare doctoral psychology programs using our featured school and quick search resources, and ask each school to discuss your career potential before you commit to a program. Ask what their graduation rate is, and what common occupations and salaries are for their graduates. This will help you determine which programs are right for you.
Scholarships and grants abound, but getting them is easily as competitive as getting into good APA accredited online PsyD or PhD programs. You can find national as well as local chapter-based grants and scholarships at the National Honor Society on Psychology Psi Chi. The American Psychological Association (APA) maintains an online directory of funding options.
Once you have decided that you want to earn your doctorate in psychology, deciding where to go is an important next step. A helpful page from the Social Psychology Network ranks clinical doctoral programs. Brick and mortar schools generally do not offer online PhD or PsyD degrees due to the need for extensive interpersonal interaction along with in-person practicums and internships.


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The 1998–99 AS Nancy Lorraine season was the club's 89th season in existence and the third consecutive season in the top flight of French football. In addition to the domestic league, Nancy participated in this season's editions of the Coupe de France and the Coupe de la Ligue. The season covered the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999.

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Potato Sarladaise, with a shower of chopped parsley and finely sliced raw garlic.
If you watch(ed) Food Network when there were how-to-cook shows on, you heard those two statements often. They are true, but they are also only part of the story.
There is a lot out there about fats: avocado oil, nut oils, and olive oil are all high on the happy list. Depending on which study you read, canola, grapeseed, sunflower, and vegetable oils are great or awful. Ditto for animal fats.
Sauteéd kale, red onion, and sweet potato with a fried egg, a sprinkling of Aleppo pepper, and parsley.
One consistent fact about fat is that it is high in calories. The nutritional breakdown of those calories, particularly in saturated versus mono-or-poly-unsaturated fats, varies depending on the source, but interestingly, they all clock in between 115 and 125 calories per tablespoon. Suprisingly, butter is the calorie winner at around 102 calories per tablespoon.
Along with fat and sugar, we are advised to keep an eye on our salt intake. As with fat, we need sodium to function but we do not need the amount we tend to consume in America.
So if we have to watch fat and salt, and they are both contributing partners to the flavors in our foods, what do we do?
Load up on the fresh and dried herbs and spices. Acidity helps, too.
I tend to season as I cook, instead of waiting until the end. I also tend to use far less salt than a recipe calls for; if the food needs more, I'll get plenty of impact from adding a little on top of the finished dish. What I do use pretty liberally are citrus juices and fresh herbs. A shower of lemon juice, parsley, basil, cilantro, chervil, tarragon, or chives/scallions (not herbs, but often used that way) at the end of cooking can spark the flavor of a recipe in ways that salt absolutely cannot. Too much salt is just salty.
Next time you taste a finished dish and think, "This needs something…," don't reach for the salt. Grab complimentary herbs or an acid like citrus juice or vinegars and watch your dish sing.
There's a pork chop there, but the most interesting thing on the plate is the Fruited Wild Rice with Carnival Squash, Kale, and, you guessed it, parsley. Scallions are used as an herb in this dish.
Preheat oven to 375. Line a small baking tray with parchment and place the squash cut-side down on the tray. Bake for 25-35 minutes, or until the squash is tender. Let cool and then peel the skin away from the flesh and chop the flesh into 1/2″ pieces. Set aside.
Bring wild rice, kale, 1/2 tsp salt, and water to a boil. Reduce heat to low, cover and simmer for 20 minutes.
When wild rice is cooked, drain off any remaining water, if necessary, and add to a large bowl. Stir in the squash, goat cheese, 1 1/2 tablespoons each of the scallions and parsley, and black pepper. Taste, and add up to 1/4 tsp more salt if desired. Top with the remaining scallions and parsley and serve.
Like what seems like the majority of Americans, I have struggled with my perception of my weight for what feels like all of my life. Regardless of how I look at any given time, in my head I am that roundly shaped sixth grader with pimply skin and hair parted down the middle. She was a nice kid, but she got a lot of grief about her appearance, mostly dealing with her weight. These days I don't think too much about my appearance–one of the benefits of being in my mid-40s is that I am far more interested in what I am accomplishing with my brain and my hands than to be too concerned with how I look.
But I am also now of an age when my weight can cause problems in my health in other ways than whether or not I injure myself trying to wedge into a pair of jeans that I should just get rid of already. If I have learned anything, it is that I want to be as healthy as possible as I grow older, because I have no intention of stopping the activities I enjoy, which are largely physical: hiking, gardening, growing most of my produce, walking two errant Siberian huskies, touring new places, etc.
I do not diet. Period. I do not follow food fads, either. I have been reading Cooking Light and Eating Well long enough to know that there is one ratio that matters: the number of calories I burn needs to be more than the number of calories I consume. For the healthiest me, those consumed calories should be from the kinds of foods that will support my overall health, and when I listen to my body, it tells me that Michael Pollan was right: for me, following the mantra, "Eat food. Mostly plants. Not too much," makes me feel my best.
If only my brain always cared only about feeling my healthy best.
Sometimes, it cares more about that pint of peanut butter and chocolate gelato in the freezer, or about the boneless, fried, garlic wings at a local restaurant. Or nachos. It always cares about nachos.
There are a lot of "experts" out there who will tell us that we should be tricking our brains into thinking they are eating the high-fat, super-sweet things that so many of us love. I don't know about you, but my brain is not fooled. Spaghetti squash is not pasta. I do not care how much marinara you put on it, my brain is not going to think it is eating linguine. I am not saying that spaghetti squash marinara is bad–I actually really like it–but trying to "fool ourselves" into eating healthier seems like a recipe for a late-night dive into that gelato.
What works for me? I don't care how healthy it is; it has to be utterly delicious. If it is not, then my brain is going to tell me it wants more food, even if I already ate a full meal's worth of calories. Aside from portion control, which is my biggest problem, I have to carefully consider my triggers and make sure that what I am eating is going to meet all of my, "This meal makes me happy!" criteria. I tend toward a more savory, umami-bent in my cravings, while my husband has more of a sweet tooth. And I have to have crunch: my toast and bacon are almost always way more well-done than my long-suffering husband would prefer. I constantly have to rethink the ways I can cook so that I am getting what I want from plants and whole grains, rather than simply covering things with cheese and eating too much meat.
I think this is key for all of us: figure out what you most love in your favorite less-healthy meals, and learn how to create it with lower-calorie, higher nutrient-density foods. Because here's the thing: it is totally possible.
Do I veer off course? Do you really have to ask? But when I do, I call it what it is and get back on track as soon as possible. I just had a bad few days. (Let's call it what it is, shall we? PMS reared its ugly head. I had the gelato, the nachos, the wings, and an assortment of other high-calorie delights. It happens.) Today, though, I am correcting my course. Tonight's dinner is an example of considering my triggers: the salad gave me the crunch I want, there was butter and honey–just a bit of each–on the peas and carrots, and there was a little bit of cheese in and on the baked Broccoli, Cheddar, and Rice Cakes, along with more crunch from the rice on the outer edges. I had a plate full of vegetables and grains, (really full, because it takes a lot of veggies to equal a steak, calorie-wise…which was not the goal…hopefully you know what I mean) but because I catered to what I most want in my meals, I am not feeling deprived*. In fact, I'm full. Not I-need-to-go-get-stretchy-pants-full, but comfortably so. Combined with the hour-long power-walk the dogs and I took today (there is no other kind with these two), I am feeling better about my chances of finishing the week with a healthier spin.
Link to the Broccoli, Cheddar, and Brown Rice Cakes. They are delicious, and easy to make.
I used 8.8 ounces of brown rice that I cooked myself (Tip #16.5: kitchen scales are awesome) and it worked well.
My rice cakes do not look like the picture on the recipe, because I baked them longer to get the crunchy rice bits I wanted. And I put the cheese on from the beginning, because sometimes I can't follow directions.
*That we "should" feel deprived after eating a plate full of plants is a whole 'nother post.
The time of year is approaching when cooking can feel a bit more like a chore than usual for me. I choose to eat as seasonally as possible, and from the garden as much as possible, which means that fresh ingredients are scarce, unless I cave and buy them. (I do. Especially things like lettuce and escarole.) The freezers are stocked: blanched chard, kale, broccoli rabe, beet greens, and mustard greens wait to be added to sautés, stews, and soups. Green beans wait to be dropped in boiling water, squeezed a little dry, and cooked in a screaming hot skillet so they get a little brown in spots. There are peppers. There are frozen, canned, and dried tomatoes in a variety of preparations. There are strawberries, blackberries, raspberries and rhubarb, and canned peaches. There is corn. In the refrigerator, there are beets, carrots, rutabagas, and cabbage. There are potatoes (sprouting like mad, but still edible). And there is winter squash. We are definitely not lacking for food. Delicious food.
Don't get me wrong: I am incredibly grateful for the bounty the garden provides even in the winter.
But I am really ready to be pulling some of it out of the ground instead of the freezer. Given the fact that yesterday the high was 10 degrees, today is 18 degrees, and on Tuesday and Wednesday we're looking at about a foot of snow, I'm doing a lot of sighing. Spring does not arrive easily, that's for sure. I won't be pulling anything fresh out of the ground until the asparagus arrives around the beginning of May.
The winter squashes are a little tired these days, too. The butternut squash did well last summer, and though we have eaten lots and given plenty away, there are still six or so left. At this point in the winter, they are old and drying up a little (my skin sympathizes…). I eyeball them every time I throw a log on the fire in the room where they live, and they stare back accusingly. "Use us or lose us," they are saying. So this week I have decided to get busy with that.
Butternut squash has a million uses. Slice it thinly, roast it until tender, and top a pizza with the squash, caramelized onions, and gruyere. Add it to a chili with beef and black beans. Make a savory oatmeal. Halve it, scoop out the seeds, and roast it cut-side down until it starts to collapse, and then puree it in the food processor. The resulting puree needs little more than broth to turn it into a velvety soup, and it can be used anywhere you might use canned pumpkin (put it in a fine-mesh sieve to drain some of the water out before using it in baked goods).
A recipe I plan to make later in the week turns the puree into an Alfredo sauce for pasta. Yes, please.
With all of the variety available, maybe cooking this week won't be so bad, after all.
It's March. The St. Patrick's Day celebrations are in three weeks, and the first day of Spring is just a few days after that. I am not sure where I first got the idea that the change in seasons instantly meant pastel colors, warmer sunshine, and a world awash in flowers, but let me tell you what a reality check my first spring in the Northeast was… While it is true that the Witch Hazel (Hamamelis X Intermedia Diane) is blooming, with its scraggly, squiggly, absolutely marvelous red flowers, and a single snowdrop (Galanthus) has bloomed outside my kitchen window, even the crocus, daffodil, and tulip bulbs are still hibernating. We had a 60-degree day yesterday, and a 24-degree day today.
I think I will keep my winter jacket handy for a while longer.
All this is to say that potatoes and cabbage are definitely still in season. I had a quarter of a Deadon F1 Cabbage (an amazing keeper; this one was from my garden, harvested in late-October) sitting in the crisper, after making a Tex-Mex slaw and an Asian salad with the rest. There were also leftover mashed potatoes from a dinner last weekend (that does not happen often, as we are happy to overindulge in that comfort food). Wedged in between the two were two egg whites from a curd that only needed yolks, a slice of prosciutto and 2 tablespoons of caramelized onions. The refrigerator was starting to look like a leftover containers' graveyard, so I pulled all of that out and turned them into potato pancakes.
In the past, I have sautéed cabbage and mixed it with mashed potatoes for an Irish dish called Colcannon, which may be one of the great comfort foods of the world. Sometimes, instead of boiled potatoes, I like my corned beef with the mashed version. And I have never been above stirring leftover mashed potatoes into a cabbage soup. The potatoes thicken the soup, making it almost creamy. If I was lucky enough to have bacon around, the onions, carrots and cabbage were sautéed in the bacon fat before adding the broth. Sprinkled with crispy bacon just before serving, the soup is almost enough to make me stop wishing so hard for spring.
Preheat the oven to 200. Place a cooking rack inside a baking sheet, and place in the oven. In a skillet large enough to cook four pancakes at once, heat 1 tbsp olive oil over medium heat. When it shimmers, add the cabbage and a pinch of salt. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the cabbage starts to become translucent and is browning a little on some strands. Push the cabbage over to the side of the pan and add the prosciutto or bacon, if using. Cook, stirring, until the meat begins to crisp up a bit. Turn off the heat.
In a large bowl, combine the mashed potatoes, cabbage mixture, caramelized onions, if using, and the beaten eggs. Add a pinch of salt and some black pepper. Stir well to combine completely.
In the same skillet, heat 1 tbsp olive oil over medium. When it shimmers, add a scant 1/3 of a cup of the potato mixture, pressing the top down lightly to form a pancake. Repeat with three other scoops. Cook, undisturbed, for 3-4 minutes, or until the pancake releases easily with a spatula and is browned on the bottom. Gently flip and cook another 3-4 minutes. Transfer the pancakes to the baking sheet in the oven. Repeat until all of the mixture is cooked, adding more oil if the pan becomes too dry in between batches. Top each serving with chopped chives and a tablespoon of sour cream, if using.