If you are an architect or a developer with a multiunit project in your hands, we know choosing a partner to build your kitchens and baths cannot be underrated.
The kitchen is the soul of the home, and it has to be practical as well as immaculately designed. You want the bathrooms to be an oasis for future residents, but above all, you want all the pieces of furniture to be of the highest quality and design, to impress the buyers, making the sale of apartments easier and faster.
RiFRA Kitchen installed in the Project 1 John Street in Dumbo, New York.
For all this and much more, RiFRA can be your ally and you can reap the many benefits of our vast experience and added value.
RiFRA, renowned worldwide for manufacturing quality products since its origins in 1970, is one of the few companies in the industry that still has full autonomy over the entire manufacturing process. RiFRA controls every step, from the procurement of raw materials to design, to manufacturing, to packing and worldwide shipping.
So, what are the exact benefits of using RiFRA for your multiunit projects? Great question!
1. Our kitchens and our bathrooms will place your project at the top end of the market.
RiFRA's entire production process occurs in a small town near Milan, Italy, and all the raw materials are procured in Italy.
The "Made In Italy" seal is more than just a nod to where we manufacture our products: it's a sign of style, elegance and quality recognized worldwide.
This seal will not only guarantee that you are installing quality pieces into your multiunit, but it will also increase resale value, giving you a bigger profit, thanks to our "direct from Milano" method.
Our system allows architects and developers to use high-quality furniture that increases the value of their project with favorable purchase terms: this means that you can buy from our production, without intermediate steps and distributors.
RiFRA Bath cabinet and medicine cabinet in the project 225, 14th Street, in Brooklyn, NY.
When you choose to work with RiFRA, you are not only buying furniture, but you are essentially renting out our years of experience to benefit you.
You'll have access to our experts that will give you the advice and expertise you need to create the perfect design for your kitchen and/or bathrooms.
We will also take care of the transport from Italy to the job site, incuding taxes, duties and customs procedures.
On request, we can also supply on-site warehouses for storage of goods, carry out logistics with the distribution of the product on the floor and final installation.
RiFRA Staff is checking the installation of a Kitchen in the OKO Tower in Moscow, Russia.
Because RiFRA controls the entire production process, any sort of personalization with your kitchen or baths is possible. From what material is used, to the color, the cut, you name it, we can make it to your exact specifications. This opens up a whole new range of possibilities, especially when building a multiunit, because you can really make the design your own. It's all part of working with RiFRA!
Your next question might be, then, how do I get this collaboration started?
Visit our showroom in NYC (opening soon on 20 Jay Street in Dumbo), taking an appointment, to study your individual case and make sure the collaboration is perfect.
Another option is for you to send us your design by mail (shop@rifra.com). After receiving your design, we will study it and give you a quote of what the project will cost – for free.
Don't hesitate to send us your design or book an appointment with us, to study your case. We are looking forward to working with you and creating amazing projects that will make you proud.
If you would like to see other projects that we've collaborated with, go ahead and visit our website and take a look at all the wonderful multiunits we've helped get built.
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Mastacembelus ophidium is a species of fish in the family Mastacembelidae. It is endemic to Lake Tanganyika where it is a secretive fish, hiding in the sediment or between rocks on sandy shores.

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ophidium
Fish of Lake Tanganyika
Taxonomy articles created by Polbot
Fish described in 1894
Taxa named by Albert Günther

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Edge of the Heat
Romantic Suspense by Lisa Ladew
Six full novels and one novella that follow 4 couples through massive upheaval. Somehow, they still find love, calm, and happiness, through the suspense.
Marrying His Brother: A Fake Fiance Romance
Romance by Tia Siren
She wants to marry my brother. I want to marry her. I'll settle for a fake-engagement. But I won't give up until I win… for real. I'm Harry, the better brother – even if I'm the black sheep of the family. Amber's my brother's ex. William broke her heart. Now I'm taking over. I can love her so much deeper than he. Bring her to ecstasy with my touch.
The Algorithm of Power
Dystopian Science Fiction by Pedro Barrento
Split between the 21st and the 24th centuries The Algorithm of Power is a new type of dystopia. One in which the future that awaits us is not democratic and where the government has no use for torture, gulags or a secret police – because no one even notices there is a government. Welcome to the reign of software!
A Bond of Venom and Magic
Young Adult/Teen Fantasy by Karen Tomlinson
The war raging in the South seems a remote danger for seventeen-year-old Diamond Gillon until her home is brutally attacked. Catapulted into a terrifying new world where legendary beasts arise, magic is condemned, and half-blood fae like her have no rights, Diamond is inexplicably drawn to her saviour. But Commander Hugo Casimir is a ruthless elite guard who will murder her own people for magic.
An Angel's Point of View
Horror by Mike Glenn
When demonic spirits jump the veil between the physical world and the spiritual world, attempting to destroy the soul of potential spiritual warrior Scott Green, God allows Scott's guardian angel, to step in and provide divine protection.
Amatore's Restaurant: Themes of Seduction
Erotic Romance by James Sillwood
The cast of the Recreative Theatre Company meet for their end-of-season dinner and each relates a sexual encounter which has made an impression in their life.
Aspects, Bright and Fair
YA Action/Adventure by Waugh Wright
Philadelphia teenager Joni Margulis and her best friend Kelly Grebe don't know where in the world they are. Or even which world. Three days ago, Joni convinced Kelly to sneak into her parents' lab where they discovered something astounding: namely, that their world is but one of many, extending in bubbles all around them. Joni's dad sent her a transmission across time. And his advice was to run.
I, Charles, From the Camps
Historical Fiction by Joel D. Hirst
Charles Agwok never asked to come into the world as a poor black African on the most terrible of continents. It seems especially unfair to him that it is a matter of chance whether he will sleep in a bed, find a job, marry, or die of hunger and disease. Yet although he never asked for his fate, now he must somehow find a way to survive it.
The Plastic Paradigm
Thriller by Paul Stretton-Stephens
A top government research scientist and his assistant go missing, and Jack Jago goes undercover, posing as a lone fisherman, where he's at home on the water and busy gathering samples and intelligence. One evening a ship in port weighs its anchor, revealing the body of a young seaman. His killers had tied him to a link in the anchor chain, and now they're after his contacts, but why?
Shameful Justice
Mystery by M A Comley
Greed is a powerful motive… Lorne's team are up against the odds, and somebody is restricting Lorne's usual method of solving a case. Tick tock… with only 24 hours to raise a vast sum of money to satisfy a kidnapper's needs, Lorne is forced to seek the assistance of her husband — a former MI6 agent — and a close friend she has turned to before.
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G cut a piece of plywood to sit over my tub so I can use it as a closet when I'm not bathing. Bathing is a little way off since it seems I'm going to have to replace my waste tank due to the idiot before me breaking the whole nozzle contraption off.
The wood is working wonderfully. I can fit my three drawer organizer in there along with my medical records, cleaning supplies, portable CD player (the one in the van doesn't seem to be working - big surprise, eh?) and first aid kit. A couple of bungees and some non slip pads and it's perfect! Under the wood I can stash things I wouldn't want someone to be able to get to easily were they to break into the van. It's a nice secure little hidey hole that takes some time to get to so I doubt anyone who isn't willing to take the entire van isn't going to take the time to move all of the stuff off it to get under it.


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Jealousy is a 1916 American silent drama film written and directed by Will S. Davis. The film starred Valeska Suratt in another popular vamp role. The film is now considered lost.

Cast
 Valeska Suratt - Anne Baxter
 Lew Walter - Peter Martin
 Charline Mayfield - Agnes Maynard
 Curtis Benton - Roland Carney
 Joseph Granby - Randolp Parsons
 George M. Adams - George Baxter
 John Charles (uncredited)
 Herbert Heyes (uncredited)
 Claire Whitney (uncredited)

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1916 films
1916 drama films
Fox Film films
Silent American drama films
American silent feature films
American black-and-white films
Films directed by Will S. Davis
Lost American films
1916 lost films
Lost drama films
1910s American films


By September 1st of the school year, children must have had their 2nd birthday to be eligible for the 2s or 2/3s program, their 3rd birthday to be eligible for the 3s program, and their 4th birthday to be eligible for the 4/5s program. An effort is made to keep a balance of boys/girls and ages in each class. Enrollment may also be limited based on the needs of the current group. Subject to Board approval, children turning 3 or 4 in September who demonstrate capabilities warranting admission to the respective 3s or 4/5s programs may be admitted to those programs upon the recommendation of the Teacher-Director.
There are a maximum of 8 children in the class. In addition to the teacher, there are two co-op parents each day, for an adult:child ratio around 1:3. The goal of the Two's program is to help children separate from parents and to become acclimated to a school environment.
There are a maximum of 8 children in the class. In addition to the teacher, there are two co-op parents each day, for an adult:child ratio around 1:3. The goal of the Two/Three's program is to help children separate from parents and to become acclimated to a school environment. In addition, this program will begin to focus on social-emotional development and becoming confident, creative learners.
There are a maximum of 12 children in the class. In addition to the teacher, there are two co-op parents each day, for an adult:child ratio of 1:4. The Three's class focus is social-emotional development and becoming confident, creative learners.
There are a maximum of 18 children in the class. The school year begins with two co-op parent per day, for an adult:child ratio of 1:6. As the school year progresses, and the focus of preparing to attend kindergarten accelerates, we may choose to drop to one co-op parent each day for an adult:child ratio of 1:9. The goals and environment in the Four/Five's class is to provide opportunities where learning can be creative, exploratory and hands-on. Children are encouraged to be self-confident and responsible for their learning.
Our community continues in the afternoon with optional activities.
Available Monday through Friday depending on demand, 12:15 – 12:45 pm for ages 3 and up. Children bring their own prepared lunch from home. Lunch bunch is an excellent opportunity for children to continue developing social skills outside the classroom.
Available Monday through Wednesday depending on demand, 12:45 – 2:30 pm for ages 3 and up. The afternoon enrichment program is teacher-led and allows children to explore a variety of themes throughout the year.
Two months of tuition are pre-paid in advance upon acceptance into the school. These pre-payments apply to September (3 weeks), May, and June (1 week).
The remaining seven months are paid monthly, due by the 15th day of the preceding month.
Individual tours are available upon request. Please contact the admissions chair to arrange a tour.
Open houses are scheduled in the autumn and spring. Please contact the admissions chair for more information.
We are currently accepting applications. Please contact the admissions chair for more information.
Print out the Application Packet and mail to the admissions chair with admission fee and other required documents.
Admission of members shall not be restricted by race, ethnicity, color, national origin, religion, gender or sexual orientation. Please direct comments or inquiries to the Director.
Cedar Lane Nursery School is able to offer a limited number of scholarships to families in need. All scholarships are partial, covering a portion of tuition costs, and are dependent on the financial need of the family. To apply, print out and complete the Scholarship Application and mail it to the attention of the Director with other required documents.
Camp is an exciting opportunity for children ages two years and older to explore new experiences through art, outdoor water play, cooking, science and drama. Each activity is child oriented and geared towards creative and independent thinking. Summer camp is also an excellent way for new children and parents to become familiar with the school and teachers. Email the Summer Camp Director for more information.
Cedar Lane Nursery School is accredited by National Association for the Education of Young Children.
Cedar Lane Nursery School is also the first cooperative nursery school accredited by the Maryland State Board of Education.


Morebliss - D. Ferrer - Look Alive, Sunshine.
morebliss, I can't for the life of me remember if you like Ferrer, but if you do have a photo of him in the semifinal against Murray. Game still going at time of posting.
Awww, thanks sweetie. I like both Ferrer and Mandy, so it was nice to be engaged in a match knowing that I would be happy whoever won!


Released in September of 2014, ACTUAL PERSON is a poem developed by Harlem-based Deanna Havas during a residency at the LUMA/Westbau Foundation in Zurich as part of the 89+ Project. The poem's content is sourced from communities on websites like Experience Project, Whisper App, and the Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything).
This is Deanna Havas' first project with Social Malpractice Publishing.


Sometimes an app is great just because well, it's so much darned fun! And the games that let you use your iPod Touch as the controller definitely fall into some of those most gosh-darndest-fun games there are, well for us anyway. And that's exactly what the Ping Pong app for the iPod Touch will let you do. Yep, that's right. All that insane fun that you used to have tossing that Ping Pong ball around the table? You can now take it with you wherever you go – and every tilt, turn, and glide along with it!
Yeah, we really do think the best thing about this app is that you get to physically move and play with your iPod Touch. But aside from that, there are also a ton of other great features that come with this app. You can play the classic game of Ping Pong as you know and love it, and get your name up on the Leaderboard in the meanwhile. Or you can simply test out the skills of your reflexes by tapping the Ping Pong ball on your paddle. And of course, the more times you tap, the more points you get. Those points are important too. Because along the way you'll be given all kinds of cool bonuses that aren't just totally awesome, but help keep the game interesting too.
There are so many great things to say about this app that is really is hard to know where to begin? Is it the fact that it brings back the love and nostalgia we all have for Ping Pong? Or is is that it has such awesome graphics and comes with so many other great features? Or is it really the fact that we do just get to tilt, bend and turn our iPod Touch as we play? All of these things are great, no doubt. But of course the very best thing about this app is that it's free – and you can download it from iTunes here.


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Dubai's massive solar project gets Magnelis® protection
ArcelorMittal and the Fonds Kirchberg announce the winner of architecture contest to design new headquarters for the world's leading steel company
We're up to the challenge!
Cruising around Budapest on ArcelorMittal rails
ArcelorMittal Europe steel shines in high-rise buildings across the globe
Our steel grants a Parisian flagship a second life
Your ASOS order is on its way…courtesy of ArcelorMittal
Stretching the lifecycle: ArcelorMittal's rental business model for steel sheet piles
Steel, a makeup essential
ArcelorMittal at Steel.in 2017
Hilti-ArcelorMittal: a strong partnership
Steel paves the way to a nature reserve in Germany
ArcelorMittal Europe – Flat Products obtains EPD for single-sided road barriers
ArcelorMittal at EuroCarBody 2017
Get your shopping list ready, a brand new shopping centre opens its doors today in Warsaw
ArcelorMittal launches the extended version of its Orange book
ArcelorMittal Ostrava will supply tram axles to Škoda Transportation for three more years
ArcelorMittal takes product placement to a new level in Ghent
Magnelis® PV frame by Hanwha Q CELLS wins 2017 Intersolar award
SCT 2017: innovations by ArcelorMittal in the spotlight
ArcelorMittal wins ISSF Silver Award for the Mont Saint-Michel project
Energy for EU
ArcelorMittal's sheet pile walls protect Weser stadium from flooding
Update newsletter - June 2017
ArcelorMittal divisions stand as one for a very successful edition of Made in Steel
ArcelorMittal steel at the heart of the Chernobyl New Safe Confinement structure
ArcelorMittal steel in Taiwan's first tramway
Magnelis® converts traditional housing customer to steel
Russian grain industry gets Magnelis® protection
New Constructalia website
Update March 2017 out now!
Toyota Europe recognizes ArcelorMittal's outstanding quality performance
Bring your ideas to life with ArcelorMittal and Leroy Merlin
Harnessing the power of the desert
The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai (UAE) is the world's largest single-site renewable-energy project. The latest section of the Park to come onstream uses structural steels protected with Magnelis®, ArcelorMittal's innovative breakthrough in corrosion protection. Thanks to its unique composition, Magnelis® will provide the solar structure with an unprecedented level of surface and cut-edge protection, even in this hostile desert environment.
The structural elements of the Solar Park are being supplied by PV Hardware (PVH), a leading provider of innovative solar solutions for the utility-scale solar market. The company initially began supplying Phase 2 of the Solar Park with batch galvanised steel, but quickly switched to Magnelis® when they became aware of the product: "We were impressed by ArcelorMittal's guarantees on corrosion and abrasion – two issues that are critical for this project," notes Emilio José García, Director of PVH. "We have noted a remarkable difference in the performance of Magnelis® compared to batch galvanised steel and have increased our production capacity considerably as a result."
Process step eliminated
Magnelis® also simplifies processing says Emilio José García: "It is easier than post-galvanised hot rolled coil because we eliminate the post-galvanisation step of the production processes. Magnelis® enables us to offer a higher quality product and improve our final guarantee."
Due to the harsh effects of sand and the desert climate, PVH specified steel with a Magnelis® coating weight of 310 grams per square metre. This was almost half the coating weight of the batch galvanised material for a better level of protection.
Self-healing effect, a key advantage
A key advantage of Magnelis® is its ability to self-heal. When exposed to the environment, Magnelis® forms a very dense zinc-based protective film. This unique dense film also forms on edges, welds, perforations, and scratches. Even deformed zones will be protected. It is almost impossible for the environment to penetrate the film.
More than 1,000 Magnelis® samples have been tested in locations around the world to prove its corrosion resistance
The Magnelis® coated coils were produced at ArcelorMittal Bremen (Germany) and on the new production line at ArcelorMittal Avilés (Spain). They were then shipped to Forfle, a Spanish company which specialises in the transformation of flat steel products. "The coils, typically in widths of 1,200 mm and thicknesses ranging from 1.5 to 5.0 mm, were slit by Forfle before being sent to PVH," explains Mario Gallardo, Quality Manager at Forfle. At PVH, the slit Magnelis® coils were profiled to create the different parts of the solar support structure.
When all phases are complete in 2030, the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park will supply up to 5,000 megawatts (MW) of energy and contribute significantly to Dubai's goal of generating a quarter of its energy needs from renewable sources by that time. The Park is being built in a number of phases. Phase 2 began producing energy in April 2017, with the first part of phase 3 due to come onstream by April 2018. Together, phase 2 and the first part of phase 3 will add a total of 400 MW to the Park's capacity, with another 600 MW scheduled to come onstream by 2020.
Magnelis® components in the PVH warehouse ready for shipment to Dubai
Magnelis® protects cut edges including the connection holes on these components
Magnelis® results in significantly less zinc runoff to soil than hot dip galvanisation
About PVH
PV Hardware (PVH) provides innovative solar tracking solutions for solar installations around the world. PVH product lines are designed and engineered by leading industry professionals to deliver the lowest total cost of installation. The company provides unparalleled customer service and support during all phases of the project including assembly. Based in Valencia (Spain), PVH has offices and projects across the globe.
More info: http://pvhardware.com/
About Forfle
Based in Sagunto, Spain, Forfle undertakes a range of operations on flat steel products such as slitting and cutting to length. Forfle also advise their customers on the characteristics of different steels and coatings, and the benefits they offer.
More info: http://www.forflesa.com/
More info about the Solar Park
All publications on Magnelis® on the related ArcelorMittal Europe – Flat Products' document centre page
Contact ArcelorMittal Europe – Flat Products
Steel for energy at europe.arcelormittal.com
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Someone mentioned that the chapter on Step 8 in the AA 12&12 begins by discussing forgiveness. Though I've read about, and done, this step numerous times, I always thought Step 8 was just about getting willing to apologize for my part in causing a problem without going on about what the other person did.
But the point made is that "alcoholics are not the only ones bedeviled by sick emotions." So we, ourselves have behaved badly in our lives. Certainly, by now, we have acknowledged this by our hard and painstaking work through the previous seven steps. In Step 4, we certainly have turned the mirror on ourselves to look with clarity at where we have been wrong and what we have done to cause problems with others, rather than to just blame, blame, blame.
Many people in my life have forgiven me my trespasses. And I have also seen cases where they forgave, but didn't forget, and therefore, never truly forgave me, but used any excuse to remind me of their "not forgetting." I'm not sure that is really forgiveness. If I want to be truly free, it is clear that I cannot afford to put restrictions on my forgiveness.
I'm grateful that this section in the 12 & 12 was pointed out to me. It really shows me how vital forgiveness is if I want to live in peace. Whether I am right or not isn't the issue. I once heard this phrase that rings true, "Do I want to be right, or do I want to be happy?" There is no question that when I am willing to experience true forgiveness, I am far happier than when I continue to be "right" at the expense of my serenity.
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Arkham Origins Dev Expands with Canadian Grants
By Ian Davis Legacy Author October 7, 2013
Warner Brothers Games Montreal adds 100 new jobs, thanks to an economic development grant from Quebec.
Warner Brothers made a big move when it shifted the upcoming Batman: Arkham Origins to its Montreal studio. Previously a developer of casual games, it was expanding to deal with larger fare. To help the transformation, the government of Quebec is investing $1.5 million into Warner Brothers Games Montreal to expand its operations.
This grant is just the tip of a five-year, $63 million project to buy new equipment and add around 100 jobs. CTV News claims that each of those jobs should pay about $70,000 annually. "This Warner Brothers studio here in Montreal only opened three years ago but it is growing rapidly," said Warner Brothers Montreal Studio Chief Martin Carrier. "In five years' time the executives here expect that this studio will be on a par with every other Warner Brothers studio."
WB apparently has big plans for the studio. "By the end of five years, it'll be 2018, there should be 500 people here and I think we'll be one of the best-known studios in the world," said Martin Tremblay, the President of Warner Brothers Interactive.
Meanwhile, Warner Brothers isn't alone, as Ubisoft recently expanded its Canadian operations using public funds as well. Those of you looking at getting into the industry might want to start considering a move to the frozen north.
Source: CTV Montreal
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Well, Indians love gold and jewelleries mean a lot to us. Jewelleries are not just used as appearance enhancers, but they have become a status symbol in our society and in point of fact, there is nothing wrong in it. To cater the jewellery needs and demands of the population, the union territory of Puducherry houses a lot of reputed jewellery showrooms that offer a wide range of jewelleries which include rings, necklaces, bangles, bracelets, pendants, chains, studs, drops, cufflinks, anklets, coins and many other accessories. Also, Jewellery Showrooms in Puducherry extend customized and speciality jewelleries like antique jewelleries, traditional jewelleries, bridal jewelleries, diamonds, silverwares and so on. Find below the list of Jewellery Showrooms in Puducherry along with their location and contact details.


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Cecilia es un lugar designado por el censo ubicado en el condado de Hardin en el estado estadounidense de Kentucky. En el Censo de 2020 tenía una población de 575 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 158,40 personas por km².

Geografía
Cecilia se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, Cecilia tiene una superficie total de 3.64 km², de la cual 3.63 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0.43%) 0.02 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 572 personas residiendo en Cecilia. La densidad de población era de 156,97 hab./km². De los 572 habitantes, Cecilia estaba compuesto por el 93.88% blancos, el 3.67% eran afroamericanos, el 0.17% eran amerindios, el 0.17% eran asiáticos, el 0.52% eran isleños del Pacífico, el 0.17% eran de otras razas y el 1.4% pertenecían a dos o más razas. Del total de la población el 1.22% eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

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Lugares designados por el censo en Kentucky
Localidades del condado de Hardin (Kentucky)


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Home Culture Mom Refuses To Give Up Her Disabled Baby With "Low Intelligence," Nurtures...
Mom Refuses To Give Up Her Disabled Baby With "Low Intelligence," Nurtures Him All The Way To Harvard
When Zou Hongyan welcomed her only son to the world in 1988, terrible birth complications left him disabled for life with cerebral palsy. Doctors in her native Hubei province encouraged her to give him up, a view that even her own husband shared, as they believed the boy would lead a miserable, worthless life. Zou, however, rejected their claims, divorced her child's father, and made it her life mission to treat and support her baby boy when no one else would.
Zou worked at least 3 jobs simultaneously to support her small family, including protocol training and insurance sales, and played brain-boosting games with her son to stimulate his senses and build the foundations of his intelligence. She even taught him how to use chopsticks when his stiff hands could barely grip them. "I didn't want him to feel ashamed about these physical problems," she told the South China Morning Post. "Because he had inferior abilities in many areas, I was quite strict on him to work hard to catch up where he had difficulties."
29 years later, that same boy – Ding Ding – is a Peking University graduate with a bachelor's degree in environmental sciences and engineering. As of recently, he's also a Harvard Law student. We can only imagine how proud this hard-working mom is of her son's incredible progress, and how grateful Ding Ding must be to his greatest supporter. (h/t)
Zou Hongyan welcomed her son in 1988, but birth complications left him disabled with cerebral palsy
The doctors advised giving up the baby and claimed that he would never be intelligent, but Zou did not listen
Moreover, her husband disowned the boy, so she decided to divorce him and raise their son, Ding Ding, all by herself
Zou worked at least 3 jobs to support and get treatment for her son, and her hard work has paid off – she's now the proud mom of a 29-year-old Harvard student
Readers of Hongyan's incredible story have since showered her with well-deserved praise
A mother's love truly knows no bounds!
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Nicholas has been involved in the natural foods/products industry since 1975. Originating from North Staffordshire in the U.K., he is the President of Faunus Herbs, North America's original, third party Certified Organic, medicinal herb grower and manufacturer.
Faunus Herbs manufactures medical/consumer herbal and natural food products, distributed throughout Canada and the U.S.. Faunus Herbs also produces and manufactures over 1000 products and formulations distributed to thousands of health care professionals within Canada and the United States. The company has developed and manufactured formulae for some of the most high profile distribution companies in North America.
Faunus Herbs has always encouraged the development of the Canadian herb and natural products industries. Faunus Herbs contracts directly with organic farmers to produce herbs, grains and other raw materials for the many products they manufacture.
Faunus Herbs is a family farm based operation, growing and producing a wide variety of herbs, grains, seeds, hemp, etc. Manufacturing facilities are also "on the farm". Contract manufacturing, for Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA) member distribution companies and U.S. Medical distribution companies is also a large part of its operation. Manufacturing facilities meet Canadian and U.S. GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) standards and Health Canada Site License requirements.
Faunus Herbs also works directly with retailers to develop their own product lines. Faunus Herbs has produced, and developed functional food products, (beverages, etc.) with labelling and nutritional elements that fully meet all Canadian and U.S. regulatory requirements. Raw materials for these products are produced by Certified Organic farms in Canada, the United States and Central America.
Nicholas has considerable experience as a public speaker appearing in person, and on radio and television. For five years Nicholas co-developed, co-hosted and co-produced North America's first prime time Wholistic Health radio show The Well Street Journal. Broadcast in Canada and the U.S. during prime drive time the WSJ introduce millions of new enthusiasts to a natural health lifestyle. Drawing on his extensive experience in natural and organic products, he provides both intelligent and entertaining seminars. He has presented many seminars and workshops within the industry, and his public appearances as a keynote speaker throughout Canada and the U.S. lead to consistent requests for returns.
Nicholas is a past elected Executive Secretary of the Organic Crop Improvement Association (International) Inc. (OCIA).
OCIA is the world's largest producer owned and operated certification program. Membership covers Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Canada, China, Germany, Holland, Japan, Mexico, Peru and the United States. With over 10,00 grower members, certified acreage is well over a million acres.
Nicholas was also involved in the development of the central document control system for the effective implementation of the US and Canadian federal regulations for Certified Organic products.
Nicholas also edited and produced the OCIA International newsletter which was published in French, English and Spanish.. He was directly involved and headed marketing and promotion development for OCIA internationally.
Nicholas, as Certification Director for OCIA Ontario for two years, managed 180 farm certifications per year each of which required more than 30 pages of detailed information. He also hired the on-site inspectors. Nicholas helped develop the documentation for the Ontario Chapter, (and the International office) and the U.S. and Canadian organic standards for manufacturing, processing and cultivation.
Nicholas was also employed for several years (1991-1994) in a consulting capacity, by the Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA). The CHFA represents companies that between them, generate hundreds of millions of dollars in product sales. Working directly with the Executive Director, he co-developed, maintained and serviced the Association Information Services systems, making a fundamental contribution towards the doubling of membership in the Association, within twelve months. Nicholas also designed and produced all the Association membership, marketing and trade convention materials.
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Welcome to the curtain call of Rocksteady's Arkham trilogy. It's one year after the massive events of Arkham City. Scarecrow has managed to unite all of the major villains in a plot against both Gotham and Batman, and introduces a new foe, the titular Arkham Knight.
The Line of Duty is yet another most wanted side mission in Batman Arkham Knight. It starts during the first chapter. It starts during the first chapter. In order to complete it, you have to track down and rescue 16 missing firefighters.
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Ch-ch-ching! WHL coach reaches for wallet . . . Hicketts living quite a story . . . Rockets whistle past Wheaties
D Joe Hicketts of the Victoria Royals has lived one of hockey's more interesting stories over the last couple of years. Hicketts, who is from Kamloops, suffered a serious injury last season and then was bypassed in the NHL draft. But -- and all undrafted players should take notice -- that hasn't kept him from earning an NHL contract. Glen Erickson of hockeysfuture.com has more right here.
In a Saturday OHL game, F Connor McDavid had a goal and three assists as the Erie Otters dumped the host Sudbury Wolves, 8-1. McDavid is on a 12-game season-opening point streak. In those 12 games, he's got 34 points, including 23 assists.
THE COACHING GAME:
Former NHL/WHL D Curtis Leschyshyn has taken over as head coach of the midget AAA Saskatoon Blazers. Leschyshyn, an assistant coach with the Saskatoon Blades last season, had been an assistant coach with the Blazers, who now are 2-7. Former WHL F Randy Smith, who had been the head coach, has stepped up to be the general manager. . . . Tip of the cap to Daniel Nugent-Bowman of the Saskatoon StarPhoenix for the tweet.
Willy Alexander Thomas, a high school student and a hockey player, had his whole life to live. But he committed suicide by jumping from the George Washington Bridge. He was 17. His parents now are wondering if concussions may have played a role in what happened. Pete Croatto of The New York Times has that story right here.
Another concussion-related lawsuit has surfaced. As Kevin Harden of the Portland Tribune writes right here, Billy Jack Haynes, a former pro wrestler, has filed suit against the WWE. Harden writes that Haynes, now 61, "is suing WWE in federal court for 'egregious mistreatment of its wrestlers for its own benefit, as well as its concealment and denial of medical research and evidence concerning traumatic brain injuries suffered by WWE wrestlers,' according to the 42-page lawsuit filed Thursday, Oct. 23, in Portland's U.S. District Court. Haynes is also asking the court to grant class-action status for what his lawyers say could be 500 people who suffered injuries while wrestling or performing in the WWE ring."
SATURDAY'S REPORT:
In Kelowna, F Nick Merkley had a goal and three assists to spark the Rockets to a 6-1 victory over the Brandon Wheat Kings. . . . Brandon, which had been 2-0-0 to start a seven-game road swing, got the game's first goal when F Quintin Lisoway scored at 6:39 of the second period. . . . The Rockets scored the last six goals, four of them in the third period. . . . Merkley, who has four goals, figured in Kelowna's first four goals. . . . The Rockets got two shorthanded goals, from Merkley and F Austin Glover. . . . D Madison Bowey scored twice for the Rockets, giving him six on the season. Both goals came via the PP as the Rockets went 3-for-6 with the man advantage. . . . Brandon was 0-for-5 on the PP. . . . Kelowna G Jackson Whistle stopped 31 shots, 15 more than Brandon's Jordan Papirny, who started for the 12th time in 14 games. . . . Brandon F Jesse Gabrielle failed to score on a penalty shot just 58 seconds into the game. . . . The Wheat Kings had scored 33 goals in winning their previous four games. . . . What kind of a game was it? "Had it not been for Whistle, who had his best game in a Rockets uniform, Brandon could have walked away as 6-1 winners after dominating the first two periods," wrote Doyle Potenteau of The Okanagan Sunday. . . . When it was over, the Rockets were 12-1-0 and the Wheat Kings 10-2-1. Unfortunately for hockey fans, the only way these teams meet again this season is if it's in the WHL final. . . . Rob Henderson of the Brandon Sun has a game story right here. . . .
In Prince Albert, F Taylor Cooper had a goal and an assist as the Lethbridge Hurricanes dumped the Raiders, 3-1. . . . The Hurricanes have won three in a row for the first time since Nov. 3-9, 2012. . . . The Hurricanes scored the game's first three goals. . . . Lethbridge G Stuart Skinner, who doesn't turn 16 until Nov. 1, stopped 24 shots. He lost his shutout bid when F Jayden Hart scored at 19:20 of the third period. . . . The Raiders were without F Reid Gardiner, who took 16 stitches to the forehead after a high hit from F Alex Schoenborn of the Portland Winterhawks on Friday night. Gardiner also is undergoing the concussion protocol. . . . F Marcus Messier, 20, was pointless in his debut with the Raiders. . . .
In Red Deer, F Conner Bleackley scored once and added two assists to lead the Rebels to a 5-1 victory over the Moose Jaw Warriors. . . . Bleackley broke a 1-1 tie at 8:13 of the second eriod with his third goal of the season. . . . Red Deer F Wyatt Johnson scored the game's first goal, his sixth of the season. . . .
In Saskatoon, F Oliver Bjorkstrand scored three times to help the Portland Winterhawks to a 6-1 victory over the Blades. . . . Bjorkstrand gave the visitors a 3-1 lead at 9:56 of the third and later scored the game's last two goals. He's got nine goals this season. . . . F Chase De Leo had a goal, his ninth, and an assist on his 19th birthday. . . . The game was the last of a six-game East Division swing for the Winterhawks, who went 4-2-0 on their tour. . . . The Winterhawks played without F Alex Schoenborn, who drew a TBA suspension for a headshot on F Reid Gardiner of the Prince Albert Raiders on Friday night. . . . Daniel Nugent-Bowman of the Saskatoon StarPhoenix has a gamer right here, including the latest on the Blades' injuries.
In Edmonton, the Oil Kings scored the game's last five goals and beat the Prince George Cougars, 5-1. . . . Edmonton is 5-0-1 in its last six games. . . . F Mitchell Walker broke a 1-1 tie with this first goal at 16:18 of the second period. . . . F Luke Bertolucci scored his first two goals of the season 27 seconds apart late in the third period. . . . F Jari Erricson scored his 10th goal of the season for the Cougars, losers of four in a row. . . .
In Regina, G Landon Bow stopped 39 shots to lead the Swift Current Broncos to a 2-1 victory over the Pats. . . . On Friday night, the Broncos had beaten the visiting Pats, 3-1. . . . After last night, the Broncos are 14-0-2 against Regina over the last two-plus seasons. . . . D Brett Lernout broke a 1-1 tie with his third goal of the season at 10:06 of the third period. . . . Broncos F Jake DeBrusk scored his 10th goal, on a PP, at 5:47 of the first period. . . . Regina D Sergey Zborovskiy tied the score with his first goal at 11:33 of the second period. . . . Pats G Daniel Wapple turned aside 25 shots. . . . The Broncos have won won three in a row, while the Pats now have dropped four in a row. . . .
In Medicine Hat, the Tigers outscored Calgary 3-1 in the second period en route to a 7-5 victory over the Hitmen. . . . The Tigers, 11-1-1 overall and 8-0-1 in their last nine, scored the game's first two goals, but Calgary got those back before the first period ended. . . . Tigers D Ty Stanton broke a 3-3 tie at 19:09 of the second period and D David Quenneville added a PP goal at 19:54. . . . F Markus Eisenschmid scored twice for the Tigers, giving him seven, while F Trevor Cox had his second goal, into an empty net, and added two assists, and F Chad Butcher had three assists. . . . F Jake Virtanen, in his second game since returning from off-season shoulder surgery, had two goals and an assist for Calgary. . . . The Hitmen also got two goals and an assist from F Pavel Kamaukhov, who has eight scores, and a goal and two helpers from D Ben Thomas. . . . Calgary was 3-for-6 on the PP; Medicine Hat was 2-for-4. . . .
In Spokane, F Calder Brooks and F Adam Helewka each scored twice as the Chiefs beat the Kootenay Ice, 4-3. . . . Helewka's second goal, at 7:47 of the third period, on the PP, gave the Chiefs a 4-1 lead. . . . The Ice made it close with goals from F Matt Alfaro, his second of the game, and F Zak Zborosky 37 seconds apart late in the period. . . . Brooks, who also had two assists, and Helewka, who had one assist, each has five goals this season. . . . Spokane F Kailer Yamamoto, the third member of the line with Helewka and Brooks, had three assists. Yamomoto is a 16-year-old Spokane native who scored a goal in each of his previous two games. . . . Ice G Wyatt Hoflin stopped 41 shots, 20 more than Spokane's Tyson Verheist. . . . The Ice has lost five straight and is 1-9-0 in its last 10. . . .
In Victoria, F Austin Carroll's second goal of the game, at 13:27 of the third period, broke a 2-2 tie as the Royals edged the Vancouver Giants, 3-2. . . . Carroll has 10 goals this season. His first goal of the game gave the Royals a 2-1 lead at 9:08 of the second period. . . . Vancouver D Mason Geertsen tied it with his first goal at 5:38 of the third. . . . F Axel Blomqvist had two assists for the Royals, while F Matt Bellerive had a goal, his fourth, and an assist for the Giants, who are 0-6-0 on the road. . . . The Royals are riding a four-game winning streak. . . .
In Everett, F Ivan Nikolishin scored 41 seconds into OT to give the Silvertips a 2-1 victory over the Seattle Thunderbirds. . . . The winner came off a feed from fellow Russian F Nikita Scherbak. . . . Seattle F Scott Eansor scored the game's first goal, at 4:50 of the first period, and now has goals in three straight games. . . . Everett F Cole MacDonald tied the score on a PP at 7:01 of the third. . . . Everett D Kevin Davis had two assists. . . . Nikolishin has four goals this season. . . . Everett G Austin Lotz stopped 24 shots, four fewer than Seattle's Taran Kozun. . . . The Silvertips have won their last two games to get to 8-1-3. . . . Seattle head coach Steve Konowalchuk wasn't happy with the officiating and you can bet it's going to cost him some coin. Ch-ch-ching! . . . "The officiating's got to get better," Konowalchuk told Andy Eide of 710 AM ESPN. "It's atrocious, it's (expletive) atrocious." . . . Eide wrote: "Konowalchuk's frustration boiled over after the game as he felt the Silvertips embellished the plays and the bad calls cost his players a hard-fought game and a chance at picking up the win." Here's more from Konowalchuk: "Two embellishments, I am so tired of the officiating in this league. I can't find it on the tape, I can't find it. I asked my player 'honestly did you touch him' he said 'my stick was up but I didn't touch him.' The guy at the red line calling it, the guy in the corner doesn't call it." . . . Eide's complete report is right here. . . .
In Kennewick, Wash., G Connor Ingram stopped 25 shots as the Kamloops Blazers blanked the Tri-City Americans, 2-0. . . . Ingram, a 17-year-old goaltender from Imperial, Sask., posted his first WHL shutout in his fifth appearance. . . . F Matt Revel scored the game's first goal, his fifth of the season, at 18:02 of the second period, and D Patrik Maier added insurance at 9:25 of the third. . . . Tri-City G Evan Sarthou stopped 25 shots. . . . The Americans have lost three in a row. . . . Tri-City was without veteran F Brian Williams, who suffered an undisclosed injury in a Friday game.
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LES CONCERTS DU 7ÈME CIEL
LES CONCERTS DU 7ÈME CIEL - SEASON 4
MARK FRY | WE WERE HUNTERS
A renowned painter and singer-songwriter who has been based in Normandy for many years, Mark Fry recorded Dreaming With Alice in 1972. It is an album which remains a cornerstone of the English psychedelic folk scene. A cult classic, it changed hands between music fans for a small fortune until its reissue in the 00s.
Fry is a musician who very rarely performs live, and he was joined for this unique concert by Aine O'Dwyer on harp and Michael Tanner (Plinth, The A. Lords) on guitar. With a new album, I Lived In Trees, just recorded, Mark gave the 7ème Ciel audience the chance to be the first to hear his ethereal folk new songs.
Due to bad weather, the concert moved to the attic of the Lavoir Moderne Parisien, a venue which is run by contemporary creation local activists, located in the same block as the 7ème Ciel towers.
In 2008, whilst involved in many musical and film activities, Chloe Dunn and Alban Place Verghnes formed We Were Hunters. The Anglo-French duo travelled around Britain for almost a year, coming up with the idea of exploring traditional English sounds in order to export some of the country's musical heritage.
At the time of the concert, We Were Hunters were based in Paris, preparing their self-titled debut EP.
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Fine jewelry can be difficult to clean. If you follow the wrong cleaning process, you run the risk of damaging your jewelry permanently. A gold bracelet, for example, should not be cleaned the same way as a silver bracelet. If you do not clean your gold bracelet, it can become dingy and lose a lot of its luster and charm. To keep it sparkling and looking like new, follow the correct process for cleaning gold jewelry.
Fill a bowl with warm water. Make sure your gold bracelet will fit inside the bowl.
Add a few drops of a mild, fragrance-free dishwashing liquid to the bowl and mix it around to create suds.
Place your gold bracelet inside the bowl and scrub it gently with a soft cloth. If there is noticeable tarnish on the bracelet, you can use a soft toothbrush.
Rinse the gold bracelet with warm water and dry it with a clean cloth. Do not use paper towels, because paper products can scratch gold. Let your bracelet sit overnight to ensure that it's completely dry.
Polish the bracelet with a jewelry polishing cloth using straight motions, rather than circular.
Never use abrasive cleaners, such as baking soda, on your gold bracelet. This could scratch the surface.
CONTENT IS FROM:"How to Clean a Gold Bracelet." EHow DISCOVER. N.p., n.d. Web.
A piece of silver jewelry, glistening against the skin and showing off gemstones or charms, is a style statement. Keeping all silver jewelry clean is not difficult, but a strict regimen must be followed to prevent the buildup of tarnish. Silver bracelets, because of their exposure when worn, suffer more damage than other jewelry and require more care and attention than other pieces. The more you wear your silver bracelet, the less cleaning it requires.
A silver bracelet that isn't worn often may display tarnish buildup, but don't let that prevent you from wearing a beautiful piece of jewelry. Start by dipping the bracelet in a bath of warm water and a non-acidic dishwashing soap. Wipe with a clean microfiberor terry towel. Finish by gently rubbing a silver cloth over any tarnish that remains. Tarnish should disappear. If the bracelet contains gemstones, this is the most gentle way to clean the piece without damaging the stones.
If your silver bracelet doesn't contain embedded stones, lay a piece of aluminum foil, dull-side down, in the sink. Fill it with warm water and 1 teaspoon of powdered laundry detergent. Lay the bracelet on the foil, and wait as the tarnish reacts chemically with the aluminum. The bracelet should be clean within minutes.
Silver bracelets are delicate, and the metal is soft. Store-bought commercial cleansers and pastes can be abrasive, damaging the piece if overused. A gentle cleansing with a very soft paste may be enough to remove built-up tarnish, but avoid applying it with a brush or anything that scratches the surface. Always rinse well and dry thoroughlyafter using a commercial cleanser.
CONTENT IS FROM: "How to Clean a Silver Bracelet." EHow DISCOVER. N.p., n.d. Web.


I've always had a very close relationship with libraries. When I was small (probably six or seven) my parents left me in the library, each thinking I was with the other. I was quite happy: the librarians knew me and kept an eye on me, and I sat and read until my horrified parents returned to collect their missing daughter. I still like to make them feel guilty about it, but actually it's a happy memory: I spent a lot of time in Chesham Library when I was growing up, attending their summer holiday events,and going there every week to pick new books. I was reminded of the excitement the library offered me when I went with my small son to our local library in Bromsgrove last weekend. They have recently moved, and now have more space and a great, colourful children's area, and it's a delight for children – even those who can only read a few letters at the moment – to go and choose their own books. His excitement rubbed off on me (and his father), and we all spent some time browsing and choosing our books. Last year Edward did the summer holiday reading scheme, where children have to read 6 books over the holidays, and tell a librarian or volunteer about their favourite book, what happens in it and why they like it. Although I was reading the books to Edward, for him this was a crucial period, because suddenly the library became a place for him, somewhere meant for children, not a boring place where he trailed round after me.
Of course nowadays there is the internet, so children are less likely to follow up their interests by going to the library and more likely to use a websearch. Nonetheless, there is no substitute for being able to curl up with a book, turning the pages, flicking through it as you find out more about a subject, or following the unfolding of a story – and I don't think that appeal has gone away even in these days of e-learning. And what a library offers is the opportunity to browse, to consider your options without commitment, and that's what the excitement is all about. You just never know what you'll see as you explore the shelves, and consequently I currently have 9 library books on loan from several different libraries (I belong to 15 libraries, but that's another matter – reading is part of my job!) The books I've borrowed include knitting books, poetry, fiction, myth, art and academic books. Although I'm all for buying books to support authors, I wouldn't have bought any of them – but I might once I've read and loved them. And if they're not what I wanted, I'll return them none the worse off. So a library really is an invitation to learn something new, for free. The only constraints are how much you can carry home.
been spending more and more time at the Birmingham Midland Institute library: this is a private library (though very reasonable to join) and is the sort of place you can just hang out, which is what I do most of the time (in fact I'm here so much they've put me on a committee). I bring my laptop and read, write, answer emails – all the things I could do elsewhere, but without the usual distractions. The Institute organises events, has a tea-room, and a members room where you can just read the papers over coffee, as well as exhibitions of art in the foyer. I'm currently sitting in the library working before I attend a course on web coding this evening. Last week I came to a theatre production here; in a few months' time I'll be giving a lecture on Gothic. This is perhaps the ideal concept of a library: where the arts and sciences and all kinds of learning are brought together and offered to anyone. It encourages the exploration of different ideas, fresh viewpoints, and the opportunity to learn something unexpected, as well as a comfortable place to study, and such a place is valuable.
NB: Other libraries I love: Gladstone's Library (picture above) – you can stay there! And they have open fires and great cake!
Dr Williams's Library – lovely place, and I have fond memories of researching 19th century theology there.
The Library of Birmingham – impressive building, which gets better the higher up you go!
The Hive at Worcester – lovely place, child-friendly and helpful staff.
Beautifully said; I consider myself extremely fortunate to live just a few minutes walk away from the Morrab Library.
Thank you. You are very fortunate – I'm very jealous! I hope to be there in July, though!
Librarians can really make a library, can't they? I can think of worse things than being adopted by a librarian!


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Q: Ads not showing for correct app package name Live ads from Google Ad Manager are not showing on correct app package name (eg. com.android.test) and returns the error below
{
      "Code": 3,
      "Message": "No ad config.",
      "Domain": "com.google.android.gms.ads",
      "Cause": "null",
      "Response Info": {
        "Response ID": "null",
        "Mediation Adapter Class Name": "",
        "Adapter Responses": []
      }
}

Testing ad units ID are showing fine with no issue, but strangely if I changed my app package name to others like com.android.test.dev or com.android.test.staging the live ads will be shown without any issue as well.
I have seen a few people that has faced the same issue but it doesn't really help
https://groups.google.com/g/google-admob-ads-sdk/c/xhwxgDyu5Ds/m/X09ha2L4AQAJ
https://groups.google.com/g/google-admob-ads-sdk/c/Og5Gai4Vt4g/m/I4ZVM99qBQAJ
I am only using Google Ad Manager SDK 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads:19.7.0', not using AdMob
Thank you in advance!

A: After contacting Google Ads support, the reason behind this is due to our app is targeting kids age 6 - 12
The app will need to comply to this policy
Tag a site or ad request for child-directed treatment
https://support.google.com/admanager/answer/4442399?hl=en
In the app, we'll need to setTagForChildDirectedTreatment to true and maxAdContentRating to G in MyApplication, can refer to this link https://support.google.com/admanager/answer/9467073?hl=en#zippy=%2Ccode-sample-for-implementation-in-apps-for-everyone-including-children-and-families
 MobileAds.initialize(this)
 val config = MobileAds.getRequestConfiguration().toBuilder()
        .setTagForChildDirectedTreatment(TAG_FOR_CHILD_DIRECTED_TREATMENT_TRUE)
        .setMaxAdContentRating(MAX_AD_CONTENT_RATING_G).build()
 MobileAds.setRequestConfiguration(config)

Hope this is helpful to everyone facing the same issue.

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CSTO army exercise begins in Kazakhstan
The opening ceremony of the CSTO peacekeeping exercise, Unbreakable Brotherhood 2012, in Kazakhstan. Credit:eurasianet.orgThe peacemaking exercise Indestructible Brotherhood 2012 was solemnly opened at the training center Iliysky in Kazakhstan on 8 October.
The exercise involves peacemaking troops of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) member states, representatives of the Belarusian Defense Ministry told BelTA.
Seven flags of the participating states - Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan - were hoisted at the ceremony. During the opening ceremony Kazakh paratroopers demonstrated operational procedures of peacemaking forces in various situations, BelTA reports.
First Deputy Defense Minister of Belarus, Major-General Piotr Tikhonovsky took part in the opening ceremony. After the solemn event he met with the Belarusian peacemaking squad.
It is the CSTO's first joint peacemaking exercise involving the collective peacemaking forces. The exercise will take place at the training grounds Iliysky, Shoshkala, and Bereg. Up to 1,000 people will be involved, 70 automobiles, 24 armored vehicles, and four helicopters. The Belarusian Armed Forces will be represented by the peacemaking squad of the 103rd independent guards mobile brigade of the special operations forces.
8 October saw the first phase of the training begin. During this phase the united command and multinational peacemaking units will be formed, with a peacemaking operation prepared. The command and the personnel will be prepared to accomplish their tasks. The troops will study such things as the convoy of humanitarian cargoes, liquidation of mass riots, provision of first medical aid, detection and disarming of self-made explosive devices and mines, protection of a military base, checkpoint service procedures, patrolling, and a search operation in a populated locality.
A week later, during the second phase of the exercise, the CSTO collective peacemaking forces will be deployed to their responsibility areas and will start performing peacemaking tasks in a peacemaking operation.
Representatives of the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations will be invited as observers to monitor the active phase of the exercise on 17 October. Representatives of the International Organization for Migration, the CIS Executive Committee, the diplomatic corps accredited in Kazakhstan will be invited as well.
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Nielsen to Roll Out Mobile Ratings This Fall, Slowly at First
By Rob Scott
Prompted by TV and advertising clients, Nielsen plans to launch its mobile ratings this fall. However, the company says that factoring mobile phones and tablets into TV measurement will roll out slowly based on relatively low adoption and the common practice of time-shifting. According to Nielsen, live TV viewing has remained constant over the last three years, while time-shifting has increased 30 percent — something to consider since most mobile viewing takes place outside of the same-day ratings window.
Cheryl Idell, EVP of U.S. media, walked reporters through the process during a panel this week of the Television Critics Association summer press tour. Although optimistic, she noted that traditional ratings would not experience an immediate lift.
"Around September through November there will be a preview period where the [mobile ratings] won't be included in the [traditional] ratings," said Idell, explaining that networks want a first look at the data.
"And even then, lifts will be marginal — at least where live-plus-same-day ratings are concerned," according to The Hollywood Reporter. "The additional platforms will also only lump in linear ads (the one shared with first-runs on TV) and not dynamic ones (the targeted ads more common on vehicles like Hulu)."
Nielsen has yet to provide specific dates that its data will be made available to networks and when that information will be rolled into public ratings, but the company suggested public availability by year's end.
Topics: Adoption, Ads, Advertisers, Advertising, Beverly Hills, Cheryl Idell, Hulu, Live TV, Marketing, Measure, Mobile, Mobile Ratings, Netflix, Nielsen, Phones, Ratings, Smartphones, Tablets, TCA, Television, Television Critics Association, Time-Shifting, TV


Happy Wednesday, My Lovelies! Today I'm reading The Little Book of Lykke by Meik Wiking. He's the same author who wrote The Little Book of Hygge, and you can read my review of it HERE.
This book has made quite an impression on me; as a result I chose "lykke," pronounced LOO-KA, as my word of the year. Lykke is much easier than hygge to translate: It simply means "happiness." I will make a conscientious effort to pursue happiness in 2018 with the help of the research outlined in The Little Book of Lykke.
This book looks at six major factors that contribute to happiness based on research: togetherness, money, health, freedom, trust, and kindness. Wiking discusses where in the world you find nations who do a decent job with these pieces of the happiness puzzle and which ones fail. Now obviously he's proud of his country's achievements as a happiness superpower, but he's quick to point out that his fellow countrymen are epic failures when it comes to friendliness (apparently Danes do not deign to smile very often). I love that Wiking believes happiness can be studied in a scientific manner, and I can't think of a better use for the scientific method than improving mankind's quality of life. If I can improve my happiness quotient through little adjustments in my behavior, then sign me up.
As proud as Meik Wiking is proud of being Danish, I'm a proud American. Yes, I believe in American exceptionalism. But that doesn't mean we Americans can't learn from other cultures. As an example, our oldest daughter went to a high school based on the Scandinavian model, and she's now a research scientist and doctoral student at an R1 university. Obviously her high school experience served her well, and her school was very different from typical American secondary schools.
Two things made me happy just reading about them in the book. The first thing is how much happier riding bikes makes people, and I couldn't agree more. I love riding bikes! It's one of my favorite things to do. Another thing I enjoyed reading about is how much books and reading contribute to happiness. Wiking explains how reading is free therapy, especially literary fiction. Oh, how redeemed I feel! I've had so many people tell me over the years how reading fiction is a big waste of time. Au contraire, mon frère! "Literary fiction enhances our ability to reflect on our problems through reading about characters who are facing similar issues and problems."
I highly recommend this book if you're interested in happiness research and how happiness factors vary from culture to culture.
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I did a double take when I read the book cover as my 2018 word is "hygge" & I did not realize Meik Wiking had a 2nd book out. What a kind gesture in sharing, have a wonderful year.
I adore your 2018 word, lykke! I'm reading The Little Book of Hygge....so glad the author shared how to pronounce these words! I think you've chosen very well.
This is on my reading list for 2018 -- I love hygge so much (that was my word of 2017). I have a gift card -- maybe that's a good use for it!
I finally got my 2017 book wrap done. Now I'm working on my word. I can't seem to get this done in a timely manner! And thanks for entering me in the drawing!
A positive attitude is the most important accessory one can have! Sounds like a very inspiring book...I have to make reading more of a priority this year! I was so glad to read your comment about reading fiction, amen! So sweet of you to share your new find!
I'm extremely intrigued! This sounds like an excellent read, and one that a lot of people should probably check out!
I really want to read this one for sure!
I've not chosen a word..I'm not sure if I will.
your chosen word is perfect though.


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'Innovation Quay' is set to promote Dubai's competitive status as one of world's leading maritime capitals
Insure & Match Capital Celebrates the Graduation of the 4thbatch of Business Angels "Seeders – Lebanese Women Angel Fund
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H.E. Bin Sulayem: 'We aim to see active community participation in developing innovative initiatives that support the maritime sector in building a diverse, sustainable & competitive economy'
Amer Ali: ''Innovation Quay' is a leading step towards adapting innovation, creativity and technological progress in serving the maritime cluster'
The Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) launched the 'Innovation Quay' initiative on (October 7, 2017) to enhance the local maritime cluster's competitiveness and make Dubai one of the leading maritime capitals in the world. The leading initiative is tapping into innovative ideas and technological innovations to strengthen the maritime sector and its components in line with the UAE's economic diversification policy and as part of its preparations for a post-oil era. The 'Innovation Quay' aims to provide integrated services and exceptional opportunities to developers, innovators, and researchers to help transform their ideas into concrete projects that will reinforce Dubai's status in the global maritime community.
H.E. Sultan Bin Sulayem, Chairman of the Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and Chairman of DMCA, said that 'Innovation Quay' is DMCA's response to the directive of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to flourish a culture of innovation in the country. He said it will encourage community members to share their creative ideas that support the growth of the maritime sector and increase its role in building a diversified, sustainable, and competitive knowledge-based economy. H.E. Bin Sulayem added that it offers innovators and researchers, including individuals and national, regional and international institutions, with an opportunity to look for ways to utilize advanced technologies such as drones and smart ships to enhance Dubai's competitiveness and attractiveness. The emirate's maritime community is considered one of the world's top 10 maritime industries.
H.E. Bin Sulayem added: "We are confident and optimistic about the benefits and role of the 'Innovation Quay' in discovering new creative talents and transforming their ideas into a reality. This is in recognition of the maritime industry's position as one of the five key sectors that are driving the UAE's economic diversification initiatives and is part of our efforts to transform the country into a global maritime innovation hub. We will continue to launch similar initiatives to elevate the industry's competitiveness in line with the goal of Dubai Plan 2021 that focuses on achieving a sustained economic growth and a diversified and innovation-based economic base."
The newly launched initiative is open to major manufacturers, owners of research institutions, and individual innovators who are engaged in field studies covering cutting-edge technologies, including drones, 3D, and smart and autonomous ships. They will be provided with the latest equipment supporting maritime innovation, development, and training. The 'Innovation Quay,' which is under the umbrella of DMCA's Maritime Innovation Lab, will boost the efforts to make the UAE a global hub for the development and deployment of innovative technologies and modern solutions designed to bring happiness to the people and ensure the well-being of the communities.
Amer Ali, Executive Director of DMCA, said the launch has paved the way for a new phase of excellence in enhancing the maritime cluster's competitiveness, attractiveness, and comprehensiveness. All these will be achieved through innovation, creativity, and technological progress in line with the economic diversification policies of Dubai and the UAE, as well as according to their shared vision of building a more secure, prosperous, and sustainable future for the present and future generations.
He added: "The 'Innovation Quay' is a part of our ongoing commitment to help make the UAE one of the most innovative nations in the world. Through our new innovative initiative, we are looking forward to establishing a culture of creative thinking and nurturing unique ideas that will help us achieve a renewable and sustainable maritime sector capable of meeting the UAE's ambitious development process."
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'Star Wars' music comes alive at Artis—Naples performance
In our own galaxy, old fans and first-timers alike were treated to a fresh experience of a film more than 40 years old Tuesday evening.
'Star Wars' music comes alive at Artis—Naples performance In our own galaxy, old fans and first-timers alike were treated to a fresh experience of a film more than 40 years old Tuesday evening. Check out this story on naplesnews.com: https://www.naplesnews.com/story/entertainment/2018/10/31/artis-naples-brings-new-life-star-wars/1773297002/
Andrew Atkins, Naples Daily News Published 9:06 a.m. ET Oct. 31, 2018 | Updated 2:48 p.m. ET Oct. 31, 2018
A scene from "Star Wars." Presentation licensed by Disney Concerts in association with 20th Century Fox, Lucasfilm Ltd., and Warner /Chappell Music. © 2017 & TM LUCASFILM LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED(Photo: artisnaples.org)
In our own galaxy, older fans and first-timers alike were treated to a fresh experience of a film more than 40 years old Tuesday evening.
Artis—Naples Hosted "'Star Wars' Live in Concert," a showing of "Star Wars: A New Hope" with characters talking but accompanied by the Naples Philharmonic playing the film's iconic score, not the music from the film itself.
Principal pops conductor Jack Everly led the orchestra in Artis—Naples' Hayes Hall. The orchestra played on the stage with little fanfare of its own. No lighting changes, no action, just the band dressed in black and honed in on every dramatic note of John Williams' "Star Wars" score.
Older and younger generations blended to fill the audience, which took up most — if not all — of the available plush green seats in the hall.
While ushers did what they did best and ushered audience members to their seats, familiar notes of "Star Wars'" distinctive tracks echoed through the hall as the orchestra warmed up.
Everly addressed the audience before he began, anticipation crackling through the air like a beam from Han Solo's blaster.
"I'm glad all of you inhabitants of a galaxy far, far away could be with us tonight," he said.
And oh, what a treat it was. When Artis—Naples says it's a live performance of the entire score, they mean they entire score.
That includes that iconic tune of the 20th Century Fox introduction, much to the delight of the audience.
Speaking of the audience: there didn't seem to be many people dressed up and down in "Star Wars" regalia, though there were a few storm troopers and Darth Vader himself milling about the lobby before the concert began. There was certainly more than one set of Princess Leia's iconic hairstyle coiled tightly to the sides of the head. There was even a Rey and a Leia walking side-by-side down the halls during intermission.
It was interesting to see Rey with a young Leia counterpart, but it felt heartwarming knowing that Carrie Fisher's well-deserved legacy is still carrying on with a new generation of viewers.
The movie itself certainly shows its age. Right off the bat, viewers saw bizarre flashes of color meant to be weapon fire that seem absurd by today's special effects standards, and it's always a treat to see Luke's Aunt Beru wearing a jean jacket in a galaxy so apparently far away.
Still, the movie is a classic, landmark entry in a bygone epoch of wonderment at such new technological advances.
And the orchestra didn't miss a beat in capturing that.
No, they swelled with noise when they needed to, vibrations echoing through the jaw. And they waned, too, leaving the ear straining to catch their notes before they faded into nothing. It became virtually impossible to tell where the orchestra's playing stopped and where the sounds of the movie itself began.
A symphony performs "Star Wars" music similar to how it would have looked on Oct. 30, 2018, at Artis—Naples. Presentation licensed by Disney Concerts in association with 20th Century Fox, Lucasfilm Ltd., and Warner /Chappell Music. © 2017 & TM LUCASFILM LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED (Photo: Courtesy of Artis—Naples)
Intermission hit just as the Death Star began pulling in the Millennium Falcon with a tractor beam. The audience stayed quiet in rapt amazement – except for a nearby audience member who kept dozing off, a feat that deserves applause itself – for most of the experience.
But they clapped when the good guys won and Luke brought an end to the Death Star (with Han Solo's help, of course).
And the orchestra played through the credits, too.
"Star Wars: A New Hope" is a treat itself, but it's even better when you can feel every pitch-perfect note resonate in your bones.
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Sorry, I can't hear you, my signal's not great, I'm in space!
Check out these amazing pictures of an iPhone 6 being sent to the edge of space, and landing again in one piece!
Urban Armor Gear, the company that produced the case that secured the safe return of the iPhone, undertook the stunt.
The phone (within the UAG case) was attached to a weather balloon and sent up to heights of over 30,000 m. It experienced temperatures as low as -56 °C which caused it to shut down during the flight. On the edge of space the phone was released from the balloon and fell back to earth. It landed fully intact despite the cold temperatures and heavy landing.
Urban Armor Gear can now officially say their products are tested from space! I wonder if this will become a regular occurrence for products in the future.


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Frick Exhibition Reunites Stunning Pair of Commissions
For the first time in twenty-four years and only the second time in their history, two masterpieces of early Netherlandish painting commissioned by the Carthusian monk Jan Vos will be reunited for The Charterhouse of Bruges: Jan van Eyck, Petrus Christus, and Jan Vos. These works, The Frick Collection's Virgin and Child with St. Barbara, St. Elizabeth, and Jan Vos, commissioned from Jan van Eyck and completed by his workshop, and The Virgin and Child with St. Barbara and Jan Vos (known as the Exeter Madonna, after its first recorded owner), painted by Petrus Christus and now in the Gemäldegalerie, Berlin, will be shown with a selection of objects that place them in the rich monastic context for which they were created. The exhibition will explore the works' patronage, function, reception, and spiritual environment, offering a focused look at devotional practices in Bruges during the mid-fifteenth century. The Charterhouse of Bruges: Jan van Eyck, Petrus Christus, and Jan Vos will be on view in the museum's Cabinet Gallery and is organized by Emma Capron, the Frick's 2016–18 Anne L. Poulet Curatorial Fellow.
In 1441, Jan Vos was elected prior of the Bruges Charterhouse of Genadedal, an important monastery patronized by the dukes of Burgundy and some of the city's foremost patrician families. Vos commissioned at least four works during his decade-long tenure at the helm of the prestigious charterhouse, but only the Frick's Virgin and Child and the Exeter Madonna survive today. Though different in scale, the two panels share remarkably close imagery, composition, and fine execution. Each depicts Vos being introduced to the Virgin by St. Barbara within an elaborate portico that opens onto a panoramic cityscape. Both panels achieve remarkable monumentality while incorporating myriad minute details. Together, they afford rare and valuable insights into the patronage of leading monastic figures in fifteenth-century Bruges.
The Carthusian Order is known for its strict adherence to the principles of austerity, silence, and seclusion, with its monks entirely removed from worldly affairs and their lives dominated by solitary prayer in their cells. These ascetic ideals belied the order's complex attitude toward devotional works: at once valued as vital tools, elaborate images were at times shunned as distracting luxuries. Nonetheless, late medieval charterhouses became filled with sculpture, illuminated books, tapestries, and panel paintings, material accumulation often bolstered by lay patronage.
The charterhouse of Genadedal is a prime example of that phenomenon. In addition to the splendid Frick and Exeter Virgins, another panel can be connected to the monastery: Petrus Christus's Portrait of a Carthusian at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The portrait, arguably one of the most beautiful created during the early Renaissance, will be part of the Frick exhibition. By discussing the Frick and Exeter Virgins in conjunction with manuscripts from the monastery's library, sculptures, and other devotional aids, the exhibition will show how such images shaped the order's contemplative life, liturgical services, and commemorative activities. The imagery of the two paintings also will be examined in relation to the centrality of the Virgin in Carthusian worship.
Despite their similarities and though they were both intended to be seen within the confines of the charterhouse, the Frick and Exeter Virgins served entirely different functions. The Exeter Madonna's diminutive size points to its use as an object of private devotion for Vos, meant for the intimacy of his cell, while the Frick Virgin was first described in contemporary documents as a memorial to Vos. It was to be displayed in a public part of the monastery, where, it was intended to prompt prayers for the repose of his soul.
The Charterhouse of Bruges: Jan van Eyck, Petrus Christus, and Jan Vos will be accompanied by a fully illustrated scholarly catalogue published by The Frick Collection in association with D Giles Ltd., London. It will include essays by Maryan Ainsworth, Curator of European Paintings, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Till-Holger Borchert, Director, Musea Brugge, Bruges; and Emma Capron, Anne L. Poulet Curatorial Fellow, The Frick Collection. Major funding for the exhibition is provided by Howard S. Marks and Nancy Marks and an anonymous gift in memory of Melvin R. Seiden. Additional support is generously provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the General Delegation of the Government of Flanders to the USA, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz, Margot and Jerry Bogert, Harlan M. Stone, an anonymous donor, the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, and Nicholas Hall. The accompanying catalogue is underwritten, in part, by the Flemish Research Centre for the Arts in the Burgundian Netherlands, Musea Brugge.
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on the subject of Loyalists.  The library is housed at the City of Ottawa Archives at 100 Tallwood Avenue.
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Q: The multi-part identifier "alias.field" could not be bound Hi i keep getting the error "The multi-part identifier "Users.USERS_ID" could not be bound" i am unsure of what is wrong with the query.
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Wine is always must-have beverage and also a common date spot especially for those who love the tasteful essence of fermented fruits. As a matter of fact, there are plenty of wine makers out there across the country where you could take your partner for a chilled date. Instead of meeting at a casual restaurant or even a pub. You could always have your date in the countryside as well (which is perfect) and this is because wine is made out of fruits and still there has to be a big acre of land for the fruit to grow.
Unlike before, today there are plenty of wine tasting tours Macedon ranges offer and you could always check that place out if you would like too. Some people don't like to take such tours because of the way it is being done and that is you swish it in your mouth and spit it out on a bucket; however, this is just the tasting aspect of the 'farm.' The vineyards are perfect countryside where you can also try to spend time with each other as well. You can walk around the countryside and gather fruit or even catch up with each other.
Would you like to make your own wine?
Some best wineries allow the guests to come and see how the wines are made and the process of it all. Actually, there are schedules which are considered as tours and they allow their guests to come and also make their own wine if they would like too as well. Today, there are many wonderful creations whether it is beverages or food. And the visitors are allowed to see all of this in the vineyards. After that the wines are stored in underground cellars which is the most important process of all.
Sometimes, wine tasting isn't for everybody. But, there are other things which you could go and see and enjoy as well. You can always taste the number of delicious foods and other wonderful things which are available. For sure, as cheese and wine go together; there will most probably be plenty of cheese to taste as well as other side dishes with your wines. You can also buy wine and gift them to your friends if you would like too. Hiking is one of the best exercises you will get when you start visiting different vineyards and that is because some of them are quite close by.


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Kobach endorses Romney for president
Topeka ? Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach has endorsed Mitt Romney for the Republican presidential nomination.
Kobach said Wednesday he believes the former Massachusetts governor has the best record on immigration issues among the field of GOP hopefuls.
He cited Romney's veto of Massachusetts legislation to allow some illegal immigrants to pay the lower tuition normally reserved for legal residents at state colleges. Kansas enacted such a law in 2004.
Kobach is a former University of Missouri-Kansas City law professor who helped write tough immigration laws in Alabama and Arizona. He's also one of the leading conservative Republicans in Kansas, and his endorsement comes at a time when some GOP conservatives have reservations about Romney.
The Kansas GOP plans to have presidential caucuses March 10.


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Cuthbert aiming for home debut tomorrow night
At just three years old, Erin Cuthbert was introduced to football and hasn't looked back since.
Kicking the ball back and forth with her Papa inspired her early on and after joining Kilwinning Rangers girls at a young age she has always aimed high.
Under tutelage from her Dad, Erin's dreams of donning the dark blue began to become more realistic the older she became.
Sat at home, watching the women's Euro 2013 three years ago, and meeting her heroes such as Jo Love, Kim Little and Julie Fleeting, Cuthbert could only dream of her latest achievements but she is now riding a wave, excited about potentially making her home debut tomorrow night in Livingston against The Netherlands.
The 18-year-old Glasgow City midfielder said: "I started playing when I was very young, with my Papa, booting the ball against the wall.
"From the beginning I always had aspirations to play professionally and I knew it was more than just a hobby.
"As I've got older I've become more passionate about it and it's only increased my focus to be professional and play for the national team.
"I used to go to the 'A' squad games and I've got a picture of Jo Love signing an autograph for me.
"I was the number one fan when I was younger and remember being the mascot.
"Kim Little and Julie Fleeting were my heroes growing up and with Julie being from Ayrshire too, she was the star who everyone wanted to be like.
"She played for Kilwinning like me and she was all I wanted to be when I was younger.
"It's a bit weird that I now play alongside her at Glasgow City and I think she knows I used to fan girl over her."
Erin made her Scotland debut earlier this year in a 1-0 win over Belarus and recently captained the under-19s in two wins over Albania and Cyprus, scoring five goals in the process.
"The under-19s is a great experience and it's a magnificent honour to captain your country, no matter what age group," she said.
"There's a huge amount of responsibility that comes with that and I've improved my leadership and communication skills because of that."
Tomorrow Erin is eying her first home appearance in the dark blue and is aiming to impress Anna Signeul with Euro 2017 on the horizon.
Having watched the competition when she was younger, Cuthbert is eager to play her part next summer as preparations for the tournament get underway.
She said: "I remember watching the women's Euros on the TV just a few years ago so the fact I could be a part of it now is something I've got to aim for.
"Making my debut in Belarus was an unbelievable experience. The intensity is so much higher than I'm used to and it will only help improve me as a player.
"This is a big opportunity for me and I'll be ready if required. All I want to do is make a contribution to the squad and it's a really exciting time to be involved, as there's such a good atmosphere in the camp.
"It's not been easy to get to this stage and it's required a lot of hard work but it's been a great learning experience to be training with these idols and I'm wanting more."
Her family have played an integral part in her development thus far and she is looking forward to seeing them in the stands tomorrow evening.
"My family are coming to the game which means a lot. My Dad couldn't make it across to Belarus which was sad as he's been there from day one as well as my Papa.
"It would be nice for him to see me on the pitch, or even just warming up in the Scotland kit. They will be proud as punch.
"I stayed with my Papa a lot when I was growing up and he's played a massive part in my education as he helped me read and write so being called up for Scotland again makes me massively proud as I know he will be too."
Scotland take on the Netherlands at the Tony Macaroni Arena, Livingston, tomorrow night, kick-off 7pm with entry only £5 for adults and £2 for concessions.
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