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Since 2016, Carmo Correia has set aside her freelance life for a more stable full-time position with Galaxy Entertainment Group.
10 February 2017 3 February 2021 By Macao News
By Macao News 10 February 2017 3 February 2021
Carmo Correia is a Macao-based senior photographer at Galaxy Entertainment Group. She speaks Portuguese and English and has traveled half the world over the course of her career.
Born in Lisbon, Portugal, on 17 January 1967, Correia received her bachelor's degree in Languages and Tourism at the former Instituto Superior de Línguas e Administração in 1988. She then worked at a travel agency for six months selling "Portuguese travelling experiences" to tourists.
With her parents living in Algarve, Correia would travel frequently to the south of Portugal. On these visits, she would often spend time with her best friend, a photographer who fostered her love for the art form. "Every time I was in Algarve, I was always asking him questions and watching what he was doing," she recalls. One day, she decided to buy a camera herself and enrolled in a beginner's course at one of Lisbon's most renowned photography schools, Ar.Co. "In the 90s, Ar.Co was one of the only schools that taught photography. It was hard to get in and hard to remain in the program. We had to build up a large portfolio. Fortunately, I made it through both years of the course."
Two years later, Correia married a Portuguese Air Force Officer and moved to Terceira Island in the Portuguese archipelago of the Azores. Life on the Lages, an American Air Force base, was easy. "Life was great. I was surrounded by greenery and lived close to the beach for four years. One additional perk was that we had access to American products that were flown into the base."
After her son was born and with plenty of time on her hands, Correia volunteered to work in the base's photography laboratory where she also developed photos and took studio shots. During her travels around all nine islands of the Azores, the camera never left her hand.
This marriage of photography and travel has been going strong ever since. In 1992–93, she returned to Lisbon where she worked as a freelance photographer for virtually every magazine in Portugal. Her work has appeared in travel magazines including Rotas e Destinos, Descobrir, and Volta ao Mundo as well as consumer affairs magazines such as Proteste and daily newspaper Correio da Manhã. "By that time, almost every publication had a travel section, so I sold my pictures and remained an on-going collaborator," she recounts. "I travelled a lot, and although people think it's a dream job, it's not just roses. We have to deal with long shoots and bad weather, and if the photos are not good, we don't sell them."
In 2000, her husband got a contract with Air Macau. Correia packed her bags to start anew, and she has never left since. "When I arrived, Macao didn't have a market [for freelance photography], so I dedicated most of my time to my family and had our second child." Still, Correia managed some photography work, mainly submitting to image banks. "I took so many photos, I had a lot of pictures that I could sell via image banks. If someone needed a specific location photo but was unable to physically send someone on-site, they could search the image banks, and sometimes I had photos that fit their needs," she explains.
With the recent democratisation trend in the photography market and increased everyday access to cameras, the market for image banks has been dying slowly. "Anyone can take a picture and provide them for free to publications in exchange for having their name printed in the magazine's photo credit, so the market for professional photographers has been dying."
Macao, however, has proved an exception to this trend, with the photography market growing due to the casino boom. In 2003, Correia started working as a freelancer photographer for the Macao branch of the Portuguese news agency, Lusa, as well as other local publications such as Ponto Final, Macau Closer, Macao Magazine, Revista Macau and Cathay Pacific's in-flight magazine.
The need, however, for her own projects has always endured. In 2007, Correia published her first book Sense of Heritage with pictures of Macao heritage sights and places that sadly no longer exist. The book received a honourable mention in the category of "documental book" at the 2008 Pilsner Urquell International Photography Awards, one of the most prestigious international photography awards. In 2009, Colours of Culture came out featuring a series of photographs of Macao from a more commercial perspective.
An accident on the job in 2010 sidelined Correia, but as soon as the Portuguese photographer recovered, she began working on her third book Bridge of Light. "This project took a lot out of me. I often worked 40, 50 days non-stop, 13 to 14 hours a day. Even so, it took me two years to complete."
The book features a series of photos depicting the Portuguese presence in Asia including stills from Macao, Thailand, Timor, Malacca, Sri Lanka, India, Japan and Indonesia. "The idea for this project came to me several years ago, but I did not feel I could complete such a vast and complex work without amassing some experience," Correia explains.
Since 2016, Correia has set aside her freelance life for a more stable full-time position with Galaxy Entertainment Group. It is an enjoyable change of pace for her. "My current job is both corporate and commercial. I shoot a lot food, interiors and portraits, which I enjoy." No matter the subject, Correia couldn't imagine herself doing anything other than photography, and the confidence she has gained in her many years of experience has helped her to coax even the shyest of subjects to smile for her camera.


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Demand for GLP J-Reit, which has a portfolio of 30 logistics facilities in Tokyo and Osaka, allowed the issuer to price units at a 2% discount to August 18's closing price.
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The Japanese real estate investment trust of Singapore-listed Global Logistic Properties GLP raised Y34.5 billion $334 million in a follow-on offering on Wednesday.
GLP J-Reit, which has a portfolio of 30 logistics facilities in Japan, mostly in Tokyo and Osaka, sold 168,493 units in an international tranche and 124,538 to Japanese investors, according to a term sheet. All of the units on offer were primary.
Demand from both tranches allowed the issuer to price the units at Y113,827 each, representing a 2% discount to the August 18 closing price of Y118,300, a source close to the deal told FinanceAsia.
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CEO and founder of MOVUS Brad Parsons.
Brisbane-based start-up Movus is co-funding a project that will provide 50 Australian manufacturing SMEs with an opportunity to kick-start their goal of digital transformation.
Movus, the developer of machine monitoring technology FitMachine, has collaborated with the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC).
Movus is offering to subsidise 50 per cent of the subscription to the FitMachine Starter Kit for the duration of 12 months.
The Starter Kit comprises of ten sensors, an associated WiFi/4G gateway, a self-installation smartphone/tablet app and access to the Movus platform and dashboard to enable them to minimise equipment breakdowns through sophisticated monitoring.
The FitMachine is a continuous machine monitoring service, which is specifically designed for fixed rotating industrial equipment including pumps, motors, blowers, fans, compressors, chillers, cyclones, screens, cooling towers, gearboxes, and generators, among others.
It uses advanced sensors and artificial intelligence to collect data on the temperature, vibration, noise and so the artificial intelligence (AI) can predict failures in advance.
It provides 24/7 monitoring of crucial manufacturing equipment and sends staff advanced alerts on any malfunction or machine degradation in advance.
CEO and founder of MOVUS, Brad Parsons, said the company wants to enable Australian SMEs to get ahead of machine failures in order to improve efficiency, reliability and keep competitive.
Dr Jens Goennemann, managing director of AMGC said the partnership is an outstanding opportunity for AMGC to get behind an affordable machine monitoring solution to manufacturing SMEs, to help them further boost their business and operations.
Business owners, maintenance staff, plant and production managers will immediately benefit through this technology, as the FitMachine will give them 24/7 real-time visibility on their equipment.
Through the wireless monitoring of the equipment's performance, staff will know how well equipment is operating and its ongoing condition, which allows them to understand equipment utilisation, plan ahead production and maintenance tasks when needed.
More information on Movus can be found on this website www.movus.com.au.


Got back Saturday and I'm still adjusting. Passed out on the couch watching Colbert last night. Woke up 90 minutes later. Stayed up another 90 or so.
Aimee and I went this past week to see the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. To see what it's all about. Not to take a show this year. The wisdom we have received is that you need to do this first to save a lot of headaches. I have to say I agree. Even though I've been in a number of festivals, this is entirely different. No offense to any festivals, but it's like comparing the Track & Field Day I had at Oak View Elementary to the summer Olympics.
There are around 2800 productions going on at once. The Royal Mile is a busking and flyering paradise. Or an agoraphobic's nightmare. Posters everywhere. We played a game called Church, Pub or Venue? We added Hostel to the choices after a couple of days. Our hotel had a pub that was a venue. The street in front of the lobby–Grassmarket–was another busking and outdoor performance zone.
The sad souls giving out postcards for shows everywhere you go. "Free comedy show tonight at half-eleven." "2-for-1 tonight." The one that struck me most deeply: "The show called 'a complete waste of time' in today's review." With 20 days to go in the festival, that person had a tough climb ahead. The six or so panhandlers I saw during our entire stay sat quietly on the ground with a cup or hat and meditatively stared below ankle level.
The food is terrible. Bacon is good. Beer was bad. Went back to Guinness. Haggis balls disappointing to me. Starbucks serves Sausage Butties. I avoided. Had to go there for the wifi that was not working at the hotel. Most coffee is served as Americanos elsewhere.
The shows were mostly excellent that we picked. I'd say over 12 hours were put into choosing what we'd see from the various guides. A venue organization can have venues in several locations and multiple spaces. A couple times we zipped Amazing Race-style from the wrong one to the right-er one to the actual one. There are many guides. The main guide. The Big 4 guide. Each venues guide. The PBH Festival Guide. The Laughing Horse Free Festival guide. Zoo Venues, Gryphon Venues, C Venues and The Spaces. Oh, and the Edinburgh International Festival. Yeah, that's the thing that started in 1947. About 12 companies weren't let into that and so they started a Festival Fringe. There's also a small jazz festival at a venue and a Foodies Festival.
We did not get to see any of our friends' shows. We saw 30 shows in 7 days trying to see a variety of spaces and types of work. I feel guilt about not supporting friends there but it would be a tiny drop in an infinite bucket. Picking out what to see was hard and we really needed another week to see most of what we wanted and to support friends. We get out to see a lot of stuff in NYC so we put the focus on what we didn't know.
This trip cost close to twice what our last festival production cost but it was a great investment. Now we have to figure out our plan for next year and the years to follow. I'm a little sad to be back home but relieved to be able to unplug. I was really overwhelmed by the fourth day.


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A blaze which broke out on the top floor of a city centre hotel in Cambridge was most likely caused by a fault with an air conditioning unit, the fire service says. Ideally located on Regent Street, the University Arms hotel is the perfect base from which to explore the historic landmarks of Cambridge city centre. Like a school boy in his Sunday best, University Arms looks buttoned-up but has a definite cheeky streak. Rates generally include breakfast. Guests praise the locale. If your tastes are more contemporary, Kettle's Yard – once the home of Tate curator John Ede – looks like an unassuming country cottage but houses a remarkable collection of modern art, including pieces by Brâncuși and Miró. Restaurants in der Nähe von University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection auf Tripadvisor: Schauen Sie sich 35.185 Bewertungen und 20.620 authentische Fotos von Restaurants in der Nähe von University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection in Cambridge, Vereinigtes Königreich an. University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection: Outstanding, charming, 10/10 - See 257 traveler reviews, 271 candid photos, and great deals for University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection at … Take advantage of one of our hotel deals at University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection and enjoy the beauty of Cambridge city centre, a jewel of the UK. The University Arms Hotel offers British hospitality at its finest. Breakfast is from 6.30am to 11am (à la carte finishes at 10.30). WiFi is free although painful slow. You'll find Specialty steaks, local ales and traditional Sunday roasts at Cambridge Chop House. Das University Arms in Cambridge bietet 192 Zimmer und Suiten mit Aussicht auf Parker's Piece, die historische Regent Street und den Innenhof des Hotels. Room 1: Adults. Cambridge is a city built on its world-famous university and the University Arms Hotel pays homage to it at every opportunity. Now $208 (Was $̶2̶2̶2̶) on Tripadvisor: University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, Cambridge. £4.50 2 hours. Keep left at the fork in the road and follow signs for Cambridge M11. The recently redesigned, University Arms Hotel is a stunning boutique venue in the centre of Cambridge. Back in town, pick up some Chelsea buns to take home from Fitzbillies, beloved by students and Stephen Fry (who inadvertently saved the classic bakery from closure by tweeting about it). In light of the latest government announcement, University Arms will be reopening on the 2nd of December. There's food here, too, like the Parker's beef burger and a croque monsieur seafood roll with Norfolk crab. Exit the roundabout onto the A120 toward M11/Bishop's Stortford. Parker's Tavern, Brasserie Restaurant, Regent Street, Cambridge, CB2 1AD. Parker's Tavern Regent Street Cambridge CB2 1AD. Downstairs, in dressed-up dining hall Parker's Tavern, local boy Tristan Welch dishes out witty takes on childhood comfort food, exactly like your school dinner ladies never used to make. The interiors, by man-of-the-moment Martin Brudnizki (of Annabel's and the Ivy fame), have more than a hint of alma-mater nostalgia about them, with a touch of eccentric English manor house for good measure. Prices have been converted from the hotel's local currency (GBP162.54), via openexchangerates.org, using today's exchange rate. No need to lug any heavy books: they're stacked by your bedside and there's a library full of them. October 18, 2018 University Arms Resurfaces as a Glossy London Getaway After a four-year renovation, Cambridge's oldest hotel is reborn as a stylish bibliophile's dream. Both can be flexible, depending on availability. Don't miss evensong at King's College Chapel – its famous choir services are open to all. All the hotel's volumes are curated by Heywood Hill, the Mayfair bookshop with the royal warrant. Cambridge's most historic and iconic hotel, The University Arms, will relaunch early next year after a major two-year refurbishment. The hotel has a choice of suites for your wedding day, the largest of which is the elegant Ballroom which can accommodate 200 guests. REGENT STREET, CAMBRIDGE CB2 1AD ENQUIRIES@UNIVERSITYARMS.COM, Named one of Time Magazine's "top 100 places to visit in the world 2019", Voted 'One of the top 5 hotels in the UK, outside of London' by Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Choice Awards, "The University Arms is now a cohesively-designed landmark hotel that enriches the local landscape and hospitality offering. Wear your Sunday best, heritage brands preferred: Loake slip-ons and anything cashmere by Johnstons of Elgin. Check-in. 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Book University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, Cambridge on Tripadvisor: See 286 traveler reviews, 286 candid photos, and great deals for University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, ranked #4 of 33 hotels in Cambridge and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this brilliantly British hotel in Cambridge and unpacked their Chelsea buns from Fitzbillies, a full account of their brainy break will be with you. Thanks to University Arms, collegiate Cambridge finally has an elegant, witty, literary hotel worthy of it's Parker's Piece location.The interiors, by man-of-the-moment Martin Brudnizki (of Annabel's and the Ivy fame), have more than a hint of alma-mater nostalgia about them, with a touch of eccentric English manor house for good measure. Queen Anne Terrace 570 spaces. First established as a coaching-inn in 1834, the hotel was recently re-opened following a two-year refurbishment led by Royal architect, John Simpson, and interior designer, Martin Brudnizki. A stay at University Arms, Autograph Collection places you in the heart of Cambridge, within a 10-minute walk of University of Cambridge and Cambridge Corn Exchange. Behind the glamorous Edwardian façade, the interiors – by smart Swede Martin Brudnizki – layer reference upon winking reference to Cambridge's iconography: the hallways have the patterns of the colleges' neckties, there's a copy of Hilaire Belloc's Cautionary Tales for Children in every room and the white-tiled bathrooms give the barest nod to 'institutional' (though we don't remember our school having gold taps, heated floors and bespoke DR Harris potions). Genießen Sie einen Cocktail an der Bar oder in der Brasserie Parker's Tavern. Guests can have a cocktail at the bar, or brasserie, Parker's Tavern. 9 min to destination. 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The hotel can organise walking tours of Cambridge's colleges with a Blue Badge guide, and if the weather's good, ask the kitchen to pack up a picnic for you to take on a punt down the Cam, England's answer to the gondolas of Venice. If you're wondering where the hungover students eat, we've heard they flex their undergraduate metabolisms on pork sandwiches and poutine at Bread & Meat or dumplings at Zhonghua Traditional Snacks on Norfolk Street. Search for the cheapest hotel deal for University Arms, Autograph Collection in Cambridge. London Stansted is 40 minutes away by car and has direct flights to cities throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa. More hotels in Cambridge Popular Hotel Amenities and Features As well as an extensive and ever-changing wine list and 39 types of gin, there are 10 signature cocktails inspired by the legends of Cambridge (discover the Secret of Life, inspired by the discovery of DNA, with Hendrick's gin, English spiced vermouth and rhubarb bitters). The luxury rooms and suites in our boutique hotel combine Edwardian splendour with modern convenience and feature premium toiletries and other perks. Nab a seat on one of the squishy central banquettes for prime people-peeping. Cambridge's most historic and iconic hotel, The University Arms, will relaunch early next year after a major two-year refurbishment. If you're coming from further afield, London Heathrow is your best bet, a 90-minute drive from Cambridge. We thank you for your understanding, continued support and look forward to welcoming you back to our beautiful city of Cambridge and our hotel soon. First established as a coaching-inn in 1834, the hotel was recently re-opened following a two-year refurbishment led by Royal architect, John Simpson, and interior designer, Martin Brudnizki. Revel in the luxury of our Cambridge hotel accommodation. Over time it was expanded piecemeal in an ungainly amalgam of styles. The full restaurant and bar menu is available as room service from noon to 10.30pm. Double rooms from £162.54, including tax at 5 per cent. Sadly it's just a recording. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, guests must book their breakfast time and dinner tables in advance. We think writing on the walls is frowned upon now, but you can certainly spend a happy evening soaking up the pub's historic atmosphere…and the Suffolk cask ales. In addition to our rooms, we offer suites with individual libraries curated by Heywood Hill Books. If you're coming from further afield, London Heathrow is your best bet, a 90-minute drive from Cambridge. Explore the best of the UK: visit Newmarket Racecourse or Cambridge city centre from our hotel Book University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, Cambridge on Tripadvisor: See 296 traveller reviews, 286 candid photos, and great deals for University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, ranked #4 of 33 hotels in Cambridge and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. Voted "City Hotel of the Year 2018" by The Sunday Times, The University Arms is Cambridge's leading hotel. Holiday Inn Cambridge De Vere University Arms Your Space Manor houses De Vere is nice because you are within 5-10mins walking distance to shops and restaurants. The University Arms has been completely rebuilt by top classical architect John Simpson, with interiors by man of the moment Martin Brudnizki. Voted "City Hotel of the Year 2018" by The Sunday Times, The University Arms is Cambridge's leading hotel. ", "This Book-filled Hotel is the ultimate getaway for bibliophiles", "The University Arms may be quirky and eclectic, it is luxurious too", "And in one stylish fell swoop, University Arms becomes the best hotel in Cambridge", "Each of the bedrooms has a suitably studious, eclectic feel, with books and learning to the fore. Designed by Martin Brudnizki to look like a college dining hall, Parker's Tavern is a British brasserie serving comfort food and crowd pleasers. Voted "City Hotel of the Year 2018" by The Sunday Times, The University Arms is Cambridge's leading hotel. Admission is free to the university's Fitzwilliam Museum which has Roman and Egyptian antiquities as well as 20th-century works by Monet, Picasso, Van Gogh and Cézanne. All the public areas and 11 bedrooms are fully wheelchair accessible. In light of the latest government announcement, University Arms has temporarily closed from Thursday 5 November with the hope of reopening in December. Learn More About The Offerings & Features of University Arms Hotel, an Autograph Collection, Cambridge in Cambridge, England. Planes. University Arms, Cambridge, offers 192 rooms and suites, with views over Parker's Piece, historic Regent Street, and the hotel's inner courtyard. Home; Eat; Drink; Private hire; Parker's Story; Gifts; Contact; Drive Through; Afternoon Tea; Bar; Restaurant; Top Table enquiries@parkerstavern.com +44 (0) 1223 60 62 66. Plan a trip to the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, home to a wide array of intriguing air exhibits . Keep left at the fork in the road and follow signs for Cambridge M11. So, if you're ever feeling deeply nostalgic for a collegiate experience that literature promised and reality failed to deliver, enrol at University Arms for a long weekend: you can read yellowing novels in leather wingback chairs, ride a powder-blue bicycle through cloistered courtyards and generally live out all your EM Forster fantasies. University Arms, Cambridge, offers 192 rooms and suites, with views over Parker's Piece, historic Regent Street, and the hotel's inner courtyard. University Arms Hotel Ltd. Now 2 hours. Eat in. Little Smiths are allowed in the bar until 7pm and in Parker's Tavern, which has a children's menu and build-your-own-sundae bar, until 7.30pm. View deals for University Arms, Autograph Collection, including fully refundable rates with free cancellation. Unwind in our unique hotel accommodation - a quiet sanctuary near Cambridge University. Filter. For many years the University Arms was a bit of an eyesore, a prominent disused hotel sitting like an ugly afterthought on the otherwise attractive St Andrews Street. Originally built in 1834, University Arms Hotel, an Autograph Collection, Cambridge retains its original glory. Under the careful guidance of award-winning architect John Simpson and designer Martin Brudnizki, this stately hotel has been transformed into an iconic landmark on Cambridge's Regent Street. Check-out. 7 geprüfte Hotelbewertungen zu Hotel De Vere University Arms Hotel Cambridge in Cambridge vergleichen und beim Testsieger HolidayCheck mit Tiefpreisgarantie Ihre Cambridge Reise buchen. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea and Sunday lunch. Travel north toward Bassingbourn Road. Article - University Arms Hotel in Cambridge, UK Joins Autograph Collection - University Arms, Cambridge is a landmark hotel located in the historic centre of Cambridge overlooking Parker's Piece. University Arms, Autograph Collection - University Arms, Autograph Collection Hotel is located 1.4 km from Museum of Cambridge and offers a storage for belongings, lift and a car park. London Stansted is 40 minutes away by car and has direct flights to cities throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The Varsity Hotel Cambridge Official Site. University Arms Hotel - PDF Version The project The historic hotel in Cambridge was originally opened in 1834 as the city's first hotel, but has undergone extensive redevelopments over the years. Conveniently located in the Cambridge City Center district, this hotel is located 1,000 feet from Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Walk to the 31 colleges of Cambridge University, near to our hotel in the heart of the city . 6' 11" Grand Arcade 953 spaces . First established as a coaching-inn in 1834, the hotel was recently re-opened following a two-year refurbishment led by Royal architect, John Simpson, and interior designer, Martin Brudnizki. The newly refurbished University Arms, Cambridge (doubles from $265) was founded in 1834 as a 15-room coaching inn. Exit the roundabout onto the A120 toward M11/Bishop's Stortford. Cambridge, CB2 1AD United Kingdom. Thanks to University Arms, collegiate Cambridge finally has an elegant, witty, literary hotel worthy of it's Parker's Piece location. Hotel direction: 29.8 miles N. This hotel does not provide shuttle service. Voted "City Hotel of the Year 2018" by The Sunday Times, The University Arms is Cambridge's leading hotel. All of our light-filled accommodation is appointed with luxury linens and 42-inch flat-screen TVs Take afternoon tea or sample traditional English fare at one of the restaurants near University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection in Cambridge, UK. 17 min to destination. Visit STN airport website Driving directions . Change search. See great photos, full ratings, facilities, expert advice and book the best hotel deals. Discover University Arms Hotel, an Autograph Collection, Cambridge an American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts Property. Borrow one of the hotel's Tiffany-blue bicycles for a genteel jaunt to the Orchard Tea Garden in Grantchester, which has been serving tea and scones under its fruit trees since 1897. University Arms Resurfaces as a Glossy London Getaway After a four-year renovation, Cambridge's oldest hotel is reborn as a stylish bibliophile's dream. Regent Street, Cambridge, England, CB2 1AD, United Kingdom. Trains arrive direct from London's Kings Cross in under an hour and the hotel can arrange a pick-up for you. Cambridge railway station is just a five-minute drive from the hotel. In 1953, Watson and Crick announced that they had discovered the double helix, 'the secret of life', in the 14th-century Eagle pub on Benet Street where, during World War II, American airmen scrawled their names on the ceiling. Dieses Hotel genießt eine günstige Lage im Stadtzentrum von Cambridge, nur 300 m vom Museum für Archäologie und Anthropologie entfernt. First established as a coaching-inn in 1834, the hotel was recently re-opened following a two-year refurbishment led by Royal architect, John Simpson, and interior designer, Martin Brudnizki. Merge onto the M11 Cambridge/Newmarket. University Arms, Autograph Collection 4-star 4 stars. Book University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, Cambridge on Tripadvisor: See 309 traveller reviews, 299 candid photos, and great deals for University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, ranked #4 of 34 hotels in Cambridge and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. Hearing loops are also available. Unpretentious cooking with fresh, honest, locally sourced ingredients. Age at check-in: Child 1: Search. University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, Cambridge: See 283 traveller reviews, 284 candid photos, and great deals for University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, ranked #4 of 33 hotels in Cambridge and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. More hotels in United Kingdom. If pressed, we'd opt for a Superior Room, which has a bit more space, large windows and the perfect Cambridge-blue armchair for reading. © 2020 Smith Global Ltd – Boutique and luxury hotels and villas, Hotels with 48-hour cancellation policies. The University Arms hotel, on Regent Street was named on the Time Magazine list of 100 global destinations which are recommended for a visit. Free WiFi, 24-hour gym, free bike rental, city guide. University Arms is in the collegiate heart of Cambridge, overlooking Parker's Piece common. University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection Cambridge, United Kingdom ratings, photos, prices, expert advice, traveler reviews and tips, and more information from Condé Nast Traveler. Parker's Tavern is a British brasserie restaurant led by Chef Tristan Welch. Chef Tristan Welch is a native Cambridge boy (formerly of the Cotton House in Mustique and London's Petrus) and the highlights of his nostalgic menu include the naughtily named 'classic British spaghetti Bolognese', roast Norfolk duck and buttered sole. You won't need wheels in the walkable city of Cambridge but there are a limited number of on-site parking spaces for £30 a day (if you're staying in a suite, you can book a space). This 4-star hotel is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Anglia Ruskin University and 0.5 mi (0.7 km) from King's College. We thank you for your understanding, continued support and look forward to welcoming you back to our beautiful city of Cambridge and our hotel soon. Voted "City Hotel of the Year 2018" by The Sunday Times, The University Arms is Cambridge's leading hotel. Read the University Arms Cambridge, England hotel review on Telegraph Travel. Something heartier? Driving directions Grafton West 280 spaces. Book direct for best rates. KAYAK searches hundreds of travel sites to help you find and book the hotel deal at University Arms, Autograph Collection that suits you best. Explore celebrity trends and tips on fashion, style, beauty, diets, health, relationships and more. $223 per night (Latest starting price for this hotel). window.monetateQ = window.monetateQ || []; If you haven't entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (including tax) available in the next 60 days. Book University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, Cambridge on Tripadvisor: See 294 traveler reviews, 286 candid photos, and great deals for University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, ranked #4 of 33 hotels in Cambridge and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. Please contact our reservations department for group bookings over 10 people. All properties in Cambridge, England, United Kingdom. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick peek inside University Arms in Cambridge…. In rooms: desk, free bottled water, tea and Nespresso coffee, plug adaptors, daily newspaper on request, smart TV. After more than two years of waiting, the renovation of Cambridge's most historic and iconic hotel is finally complete.. Welch's own sons – apparently dab hands in the kitchen – created the children's menu. A gift-wrapped copy of The Wind in the Willows in each room and a cocktail each in Parker's Tavern. Never miss a beat with MailOnline's latest news for women. Visit STN airport website Driving directions . University Arms, Cambridge, offers 192 rooms and suites, with views over Parker's Piece, historic Regent Street, and the hotel's inner courtyard. 17 min to destination. Merge onto the M11 Cambridge/Newmarket. Parker's Tavern is open for lunch, afternoon tea and supper from noon until late; the bar serves wine, cocktails, and coffee from 11am until the last guest's gone to bed. Pop to the downstairs loos to hear Alan Bennett reading from The Wind in the Willows. Conveniently situated in the Cambridge City Centre district, this hotel is situated 350 yards from Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. First established as a coaching-inn in 1834, the hotel was recently re-opened following a two-year refurbishment led by Royal architect, John Simpson, and interior designer, Martin Brudnizki. University Arms is in the collegiate heart of Cambridge, overlooking Parker's Piece common. Experience a luxury riverside spa hotel in the centre of Cambridge. After more than two years of renovation, Cambridge's most historic and iconic hotel, The University Arms, has revealed its opening date. Welcome to University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, which offers 192 rooms and suites, with views over Parker's Piece, historic Regent Street and our pristine courtyard. It actually dates back to 1834, blighted by an ill-advised detour into modernism in the 1960s, before being rebuilt between 2012 and 2018 in an £80 million revival project. If you're up late, there are sandwiches, curries and pies on the night menu. After spending your day pottering, punting and Parker's Tavern feasting, you can hunker down in front of the fire in the wood-panelled, Heywood Hill-curated library or sink a few Bloomsbury Boozers in the bar. 1 room, 2 adults. See 307 traveler reviews, 299 candid photos, and great deals for University Arms Hotel, Autograph Collection, ranked #4 of 33 hotels in Cambridge and rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor. WiFi is free, and this hotel also features a restaurant and a gym. The nearest public car park is £25 a day and just a five-minute walk away; the hotel recommends dropping your luggage first and then the concierge can direct you. Destination, property or landmark. It's hard to go wrong here as every room is designed by Martin Brudnizki in Edwardian style with mind-boggling attention to minutiae. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel 140 spaces. The bar is a jewel-toned Edwardian salon, inspired by literature – its marbled wallpaper looks like the flyleaf of a classic volume. We recommend letting an experienced punter do all the hard work (try the Cambridge Punt Company) while you sit back, pop the English Sparkling and enjoy the views; the river meanders behind the back of the university's colleges (aka 'the Backs'), under the Bridge of Sighs and the Mathematical Bridge. The hotel is happy to organise airport pick-ups; it's £45 from Stansted and £90 from Heathrow. For dessert, the young at heart can create their own ice cream sundae with toppings like caramel popcorn and toffee (check Nanny approves first) or opt for Cambridge burnt cream (it's what the French call crème brȗlée). Regent Street. 6' 6" Adam and Eve Street 49 spaces. 10 min to destination. Guests can have a cocktail at the bar, or brasserie, Parker's Tavern. 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2012 OLMYPICS | Katie Taylor, 2 US women clinch boxing medals
LONDON (AP) – Katie Taylor stepped through the ropes and into the madness, beaming at thousands of flag-waving, face-painted Irish fans raucously celebrating her Olympic boxing victory.
The pound-for-pound world champion clenched her fists and roared right back at them.
The debut women's tournament stopped being just historic and started getting passionate in the quarterfinals Monday. Twelve fighters made sure they're heading home with medals, but everybody still wants to upgrade.
"It'll only be a relief if I'm on the top of the podium with the gold medal and nothing else," the Irish lightweight said after riding a dazzling swell of fan support to a 26-15 win over Britain's Natasha Jonas. "I'm just concentrating on my next fight. No one is happy with a bronze medal."
But boxing fans seemed thrilled after the second straight day of highly entertaining, evenly matched bouts in a sport that was banned in Britain until 1996. The ExCel arena officials measured the decibels and said it was their loudest crowd so far – and loudest of all while Taylor picked apart Jonas in their rivalry bout.
"I've never experienced an atmosphere like this before," Taylor said. "It's been incredible."
Flyweight Marlen Esparza and middleweight Claressa Shields also clinched the U.S. team's first two boxing medals in London. Esparza patiently outboxed Venezuela's Karlha Magliocco, and the 17-year-old Shields closed furiously in an 18-14 win over Swedish veteran Anna Laurell.
The Americans also emerged in awe of the atmosphere in this Olympic debut.
"I had to keep myself calm out there," said Shields, who could still hear instructions from her personal coach, Jason Crutchfield, shouted from the stands. "I didn't want to be overanxious, but it was kind of like, 'Wow.'"
Women's boxing pioneer Mary Kom of India and Britain's Nicola Adams also secured medals in this brisk tournament, which only began Sunday with the landmark first bouts.
Top-seeded flyweight Ren Cancan of China advanced, but top-seeded British middleweight Savannah Marshall was upset by Kazakhstan's Marina Volnova, Shields' next opponent.
Esparza restored respectability to the American team, which hadn't won a bout inside the ring in eight days. The American men had lost eight consecutive fights before welterweight Errol Spence's apparent loss last week was overturned by amateur boxing's governing body on appeal.
Esparza had little trouble with the wild-swinging Magliocco, battering her with counterpunches and then getting out of the way. The crowd preferred Magliocco's undisciplined aggression, but Esparza didn't win six national championships by brawling.
The 23-year-old Cover Girl model from Houston must face Ren in her next fight, but believes her tactical approach can work against anybody.
"It feels good, and I know that the USA needed it badly," Esparza said. "I thought the crowd was going to freak me out a lot more than it did. I've never fought in front of something like that."
Shields rallied from a second-round deficit against Laurell, who fought at the first women's world championships 11 years ago. The teenager from Flint, Mich., has uncommon velocity on her punches, and Laurell used her superior reach to stay outside for the first two rounds until her legs tired and Shields pounced, unleashing multiple big shots.
"I definitely don't feel like I fight like a girl," Shields said. "I'm boxing out there. I just happen to hit hard."
But the main event was Taylor's electrifying victory over Jonas, just the second loss by a British boxer in their home Olympics – until Marshall was shocked an hour later. Hundreds of Irish fans showed up early to cheer Taylor, a reigning world champion since 2006 and the Irish team's flagbearer in the opening ceremony.
Taylor came through in front of a crowd singing her name, repeatedly punishing the impressive Jonas with a stiff right hand and defensive skills that rival any male Olympians.
Jonas gave Taylor a strong fight in the first two rounds, landing her right hook and avoiding most trouble. But Taylor, a former player on Ireland's national soccer team, is athletic and relentless, and eventually picked apart Jonas' defense. Jonas took standing-eight counts in each of the final two rounds after absorbing brutal combinations from Taylor.
"She's still the best," Jonas said. "She comes out on top every time. My hat's off to her. There's nothing else. … I could have thrown the kitchen sink (at her), maybe drove the bus into her. It didn't work."
Second-seeded Nadezda Torlopova of Russia won the final middleweight fight, and the grateful crowd gave one last ovation.
"When you see women's boxing at the highest level, after this kind of a performance, I don't know how you can argue we don't belong in the Olympics," Jonas said.


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Drawing inspiration from incredible artists such as The Beatles, My Morning Jacket, Mac Demarco, and Tame Imapala is Chase Potters newest single "Over". The arrangement and production features well calculated choices from automation on the reverb and virtuoso licks on the electric bass. Chase Potter has a lush history with musical composition, please see attached artist biography to find out more.
"Chase Potter started his music career just shy of five years old on the violin. The historic instrument had a profound effect on Potter at an early age, facilitating his inherent musicality into something tangible. Just after a year of study, Potter began performing publicly, and it wasn't long after when he began absorbing other instruments. The drums came first, then guitar; the saxophone family followed. He took on the bass in his teenage years, followed by the mandolin. While violin remained his sharpest tool, he showed an exceptional ability to assimilate any instrument he could get his hands on. As a high school student in West Jefferson, OH, Potter's musical prowess would allow him to travel the world through the prestigious Columbus Youth Jazz Orchestra, touring across Peru with Wynton Marsalis sideman Wessell "Warmdaddy" Anderson. Subsequently, the culmination of Potter's prodigal talent and professionalism beyond his years would lead to a distinction unlike any other: a full ride to the Berklee College of Music.
Potter migrated to Boston, MA in 2011 to major in Violin Performance at the esteemed Berklee College. It was during these collegiate years where he would earn some of his first major career accomplishments, including select performances with Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter Lalah Hathaway, and critically acclaimed Scottish indie rock band Belle & Sebastian. Potter's contributions were not restricted to any one genre, and encompassed high caliber artists from all walks of the sonic spectrum, such as guitar phenom Julian Lage and mandolin virtuoso Mike Marshall. Needless to say, Potter completed his degree with distinction.
Upon relocating to New York City in 2016, Potter dove head first into the city's vibrant music scene as a multi-instrumentalist. His musical opportunities were ample – perhaps most notably as a featured violin soloist with Wynton Marsalis at the Lincoln Center – but New York proved prosperous in other ways. Potter found himself in front of the camera on several major occasions, performing violin on The Tonight Show with Machine Gun Kelly and Camila Cabello for their joint hit "Bad Things", as well as a fictional guitar player on the season finale of HBO's The Deuce.
In tandem with his sterling resume as a sideman, Potter has a created original music for the majority of his music career. Performing as a solo act or with a full band on occasion, Potter's original music encompasses a progressive musicality within accessible songs that resonate with fans of power pop, indie rock, and experimental music. Additionally, he contributed in the writing and production of Chameleon Culture's debut album The Universe Is A New Year's Day Parade on violin, guitar, and vocals, as well as providing strings for projects from Cale Hawkins, Louis Futon, and Duckwrth.


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The band name "BARCADA" derives from the Filipino word "Barkada" which translates to "a group of friends" aptly describing the nature of the band's camaraderie.
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Q: Erro com redirecionamento htaccess Sem para WWW Tenho o seguinte código no meu htaccess que faz o redirecionamento do usuário caso ele acesse o site sem www, funciona perfeitamente se você digitar o domínio direto sem www ele vai redirecionar, porém a partir do facebook ele não redireciona.
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    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
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    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^bluanime.com [NC]
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Da forma que está digitando bluanime.com na barra de endereços do navegador, ele é redirecionado para a versão www.bluanime.com, mas no facebook caso eu coloque na descrição só bluanime.com e a pessoa clique ele não é redirecionado, o que pode estar causando isso?
Esse é o link que deveria fazer o redirecionamento automático no facebook Link para o redirecionamento, até aqui no stack ele não é redirecionado para a versão www

A: Deve ser o cache do teu navegador que manteve o redirecionamento de algo, creio que ou o teu .htaccess não esteja na pasta ou seja outra falha, no caso isto não é necessário:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

Faça assim:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^bluanime.com [NC]
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Se falhar faça assim (esta forma na verdade eu creio que seja melhor porque será mais fácil portar se o domínio mudar ou usar múltiplos dominios):
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\. [NC]
RewriteRule ^ http://www.%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]

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The Gatton Academy Advances to 2018 Science Bowl for the 4th Consecutive Year
Author: Cheryl Kirby-Stokes/Zack Ryle
Author: Wednesday, April 25th, 2018
A team from The Gatton Academy won the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) West Kentucky Regional Science Bowl on February 16. The DOE National Science Bowl® challenges students' knowledge in all areas of science, including biology, chemistry, Earth science, physics, energy, and math.
This is the fourth consecutive year The Gatton Academy has become the West Kentucky Regional Science Bowl champion and advanced to the national tournament. With the win, the team will now travel to the DOE's National Science Bowl, which is held in Washington, DC from April 26- 30. The DOE provides all-expense paid travel for the winning team to represent west Kentucky in the high school competition. The Gatton Academy's winning team consists of senior Ethan Brown (McCracken County High School), junior Anas Gondal (Danville High School), senior Benjamin Kash (Greenwood High School), junior Arthur "Jack" Thacker (Eastern High School), and senior Phillip Wilkerson (Russellville High School).
"I am amazed at the accomplishments of The Gatton Academy Science Bowl team this year at the DOE Regional Science Bowl," said senior and Team Captain Ethan Brown. "Our team studied hard all year long and made tremendous progress in our ability to work as a team. Getting to take home the trophy once again is a huge honor, and we look forward to participating at the national level!"
Twenty high school teams competed in the day-long regional tournament.
"The students started practicing even before the school year began," said Academic Opportunities Coordinator Cheryl Kirby-Stokes. "Gatton is incredibly proud of this wholly student-led initiative, and we look forward to these students representing The Gatton Academy and Kentucky in Washington, D.C."
During the national competition, The Gatton Academy will compete in the same fast-paced, question-and-answer format that was used in the regional competition. The students will not be answering questions during the entire trip, as they will also have the opportunity to visit national monuments and museums.
"The Science Bowl is the perfect fit for our students who have been curating science knowledge for years," states Director of The Gatton Academy Dr. Lynette Breedlove. "I am proud of their leadership, persistence, and commitment to developing their teamwork. They will be positive representatives of our school and our state at the national competition."
Over 9,000 high school students nationwide compete at the regional level. Only 70 teams, or about 350 high school students in total, proceed to Washington, DC for the National Science Bowl.
About The Gatton Academy: Established in 2007, The Gatton Academy is Kentucky's first residential two-year program for gifted and talented junior and seniors. The Gatton Academy's students enroll as juniors and are full-time WKU students pursuing their interests in advanced science, technology, engineering and mathematical careers. The Gatton Academy has been named to The Washington Post's list of top-performing schools with elite students for nine consecutive years and was named the number one public high school in the United States by The Daily Beast for three consecutive years – 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Gatton Academy Graduate Awarded U.S. Department of Defense SMART Scholarship
Graham Stephens, a 2019 graduate of The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Monroe County High School, has been awarded the US Department of Defense's (DoD) Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship.
Gatton Academy Students Engage in Summer Research, Internships, and Study Abroad
In addition to prestigious research internships through the NSF and internships through our new public-private program, the Gatton Sponsored Internship Program, students are also pursuing study abroad and research through the Research Internship Grants.
Jay Mathews Lists The Gatton Academy as a Public Elite School for Tenth Consecutive Time
The Gatton Academy has been named to Jay Mathews' list of top-performing public schools with elite students for the tenth consecutive time.


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Salwa all set to take movie industry by storm
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Star Cineplex appeals to government to save movies during Covid-19 crisis
Directors are queuing up to sign up the Miss World Bangladesh 2018 first runner-up in exciting projects
Actress Nishat Nawar Salwa. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Before 2018, Nishat Nawar Salwa was an emerging model, whose life changed after becoming the first runner up of 'Miss World Bangladesh 2018.'
It was a long journey. Recalling those memories, Salwa told The Business Standard, "Participating in that competition was one of my great achievements. I learned so much during our two-month grooming and training, which included sessions on ramp walk, acting, dancing, singing etc.
Nishat Nawar Salwa. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
Eventually, Salwa started to get offers to act in cinemas.
The first movie Salwa signed for was "Shopne Dekha Rajkonna," directed by national film award winning director Mostafizur Rahman Manik.
Small screen actor AK Azad Ador will be seen alongside Salwa in the film. AK Azad is the champion of Handsome the Ultimate Man's second season. The release of the film has been postponed due to the ongoing pandemic.
Meanwhile, Salwa is keeping busy and singed up another film before the lockdown. Directed by legendary actor Kobori Sarwar, the film is called, "Ei Tumi Shei Tumi."
Shooting for the film began before the pandemic for a day. On September 23, shooting resumed for the film. Salwa is very excited about the film. The shooting of the film finished within a week.
She said, "I never thought I would be able to work with Kobori ma'am. This is one of the great milestones in both my life and career. I am very grateful to her." Riyad Rayhan is her co-star in the movie.
Meanwhile, from October 1, Salwa got busy with another film, "Birotto," directed by Syed Islam Rana.
Talking about her busy schedule, Salwa said, "I am a little concerned about filming two movies back to back. Jumping from one character to another is very challenging. As a newcomer I am afraid. However, I am getting enormous support from everybody, which gives me hope and confidence."
So far Salwa has appeared on several TVCS and music videos.
"I want to be a successful actor. And that's my goal. In five years, I want to see myself as a happy and successful person."
When she was asked on her take on the film industry, Salwa replied, "I want our film industry to retrieve its glory and be rich like before."
In personal life, Salwa has a sister and her father is a government employee. Salwa passed the SSC and HSC from Viqarunnisa School and College. Currently she is studying in English Literature at BRAC University.
Salwa, who hails from Sylhet, has an ultimate goal which she wants to achieve in the film industry. "Legendary silver screen star Salman Shah was from Sylhet and my hometown is also in Sylhet. People in our locality hope that, one day I will be able to carry the torch of Salman Shah."
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Chinmaya Mission has a presence across Europe in countries including France, Holland, Switzerland, and Romania.
Chinmaya Mission today exists in pockets across Europe fulfilling the primary aim of the global organisation to provide individuals from any background, the universal wisdom of Vedanta and the practical means for personal growth and development, enabling them to become positive contributors to society.
Many Chinmaya Mission publications, including commentaries on the Bhagavad Geeta and Upanishads, have been translated from English into different European languages. The majority are in French, translated by Swamini Umananda of Chinmaya Mission France, the largest European centre outside the UK.
During international visits to deliver discourses around the world, Swami Chinmayananda inspired and transformed the lives of many living in Europe, drawn to the sheer logic and universal relevance of Vedanta. Many such devotees have studied the scriptures extensively and started grassroots Chinmaya Mission classes and activities in their communities.
Chinmaya Mission France is a unique and distinctive branch of Chinmaya Mission, founded in 1992 by resident Acharya (spiritual teacher), Swamini Umananda in her home city of Paris.
As with all Chinmaya Mission worldwide centres, CMF spreads the universal and dynamic message of Vedanta to all who seek it through Vedantic texts translated into French, discourses, seminars, retreats and online teaching in French. In 2004, Chinmaya Mission France acquired a centre in the form of 'Chinmaya Shakti'. The centre was established as a base for all of CMF's activities as well as a place where Swami Chinmayananda's profound literature can continue to be translated and published in the French language.
Many spiritual retreats (camps) have been conducted in France by the former Global Head of Chinmaya Mission, Swami Tejomayananda. Gyana Yagnas (spiritual discourses) in Paris have also been conducted by the current Global Head of Chinmaya Mission, Swami Swaroopananda as well as by other Acharyas (teachers) such as Swamini Vimalananda and Swami Chidatmananda.
Click here for more information on the online Vedanta course in French.


"Truth isn't truth," "alternative facts," and we are told to not believe what we see with our eyes or what we hear with our ears. Does this sound strange to you? Whether you are aware or not, we are living in an upside down world. What was once absolute, is no longer absolute, and what once was considered evil or even shameful, is now considered good and something to be embraced and celebrated.
This world is rapidly changing. All we have to do is look around. As I was doing my walk at this park, I noticed that the bathrooms are no longer marked with one for women and one for men, now they are both marked "All Gender Restroom". All gender? I thought there were only two genders, male and female. How did we get here? We left the word of God, the Bible, the Holy Bible. We exchanged the truth of God for a lie.
So, then who or what determines truth if we are untethered to "The Truth" – Jesus said: "I am the way, the truth and the life." John 14:6a His truth doesn't change with the times or circumstances. His truth provides our moral compass.
We have to, we must return to the word of God, for he alone is unchanging, and his word alone provides the key to life.
We must daily read our Bibles to intentionally have our minds indoctrinated with the ways of God rather than the way of the world. Doing this daily, will aid to sensitize us through the Spirit to stay on the right course.
We must obey the word.
We must teach our children what the word of God says, and what the word of God requires of them. If we do not pass on what we have learned, it would be as if we are sending our children out into the world without survival gear.
Recently, our church discussed catechizing our children. A catechism is a learning tool in the form of questions and answers for instruction of Christians. Here is one recommended source, A Catechism For Boys and Girls | The Reformed Reader. This catechism includes scripture reference.
We must have and share the love of Christ because we know that we all need the light of his word and his Spirit to see. Having the knowledge of Jesus Christ without the compassion and love of Christ means nothing. Christ died for us because we all are sinners, and only he could save us from the penalty of our sin.
Such truth my friend! My grandkids are growing up in a far different world than I raised my girls in! It is so sad to see the things that they experience as normal and moral when just a few years ago they would have been not normal and definitely not moral. It takes much prayer and much time in the Word to fight against the enemy!!!
You're right, Beth! More than ever we need to be armed with the word!
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A holiday in Italy just focusing on yourself, or yourself and your partner. It sounds great, right? Without bringing your children, just appricieate peace, relaxation, and a beautiful surrounding and maybe even a little touch something exclusive when you are on holiday.
Or perhaps you are a busy parent who is looking for a beautiful, small break from everyday life, where it may well feel like almost all the time is going to the children's needs. A task you obviously love, though we can promise that you will get a huge energy boost from tearing a few days out of the calendar, where you can think of yourself and your partner, and just enjoy life in Italy.
At In-Italia we have partnerhships with several lovely hotels that are particularly suitable for those who want a vacation without children. The hotels where the basis is created for the experience of warm evenings out on the terrace, on the balcony or in the garden to have casual conversations over a glass of wine in peace. And it's hotels, located in scenic places or close to exciting cultural sights, so that you can take your time to explore. When you had lunch at a local restaurant, you might want to go for a walk in the nearby village or perhaps to a museum. You decide, it might even betime for a dip in the pool and a cup of coffee in the hotel? No matter where your hotel is located, in a major city, in the mountains or by the sea, you will no doubt love to spend a lot of time walking and just breath in the local life.
Below we would like to highlight a few of the hotels we work with, which iare particularly suitable for a travel without children. This does not mean that children are not welcome at these resorts. It is just said that most hotels aim for an adult audience who like to pamper themselves, relax and maybe let romance bloom.
Hotel Su Lithu in Sardinia.
Here you will find a truly romantic get-away on one of the islands in Europe which has the best beaches for a vacation. The family-run Hotel Su Lithu is picturesque located in the mountains, and thus slightly tucked away from the heavy tourism that characterizes the beach areas. Although it only gets really busy in Sardinia with Italian holidays in august. The fine, white sand and blue waves ar within comfortable distance from the town. if you do not feel like going to the beach, you and your partner can cool you off in the hotel pool. You probably feel like doing a short daily walk down to the cozy town of Bitti, with it"s many churches. During your walk you can experience the local life of a true Sardinian village. The hotel has a lovely outdoor area where you can retire with a good book. At the restaurant you can embark on an adventure of local dishes offered here.
Views, views and again what a view...and just consider you have one of Italy"s largest and most interesting cities for your feet. When you spend a holiday in this former monastery in the mountains of Naples, every morning you wake up with the sight of the big bustling city , the sea, the volcano Mount Vesuvius and the island of Capri. Immerse yourself in the city lights at night and enjoy the panoramic outlook of this beautiful part of Italy also during the daytime. In the charming Hotel San Francesco al Monte you will love to take a swim in the pool that leads directly to a cave with a jacuzzi. Naples with its many museums, palaces, galleries and restaurants is your playground, and the city center is only 500 meters away. You can also have a dinner both at the hotel and in the neighborhood Vomero where you stay.
Agriturismo Ca "del Lago on Lake Como.
Another place that is somewhat hidden away so you can unwind completely. Lake Como is one of Italy"s most beautiful lakes, and at only 400 meters away you can find Agriturismo Ca "del Lago. The place has a welcoming and delighted character, what adult audiences often appreciate. This applies to both to place tasteful decor and the fantastic food in the restaurant. One of the best thing about this resort is that great spa and wellness room, where you can enjoy a massage, get in a Turkish bath, sauna and more. The pool is tasteful as it is surrounded by wooden deck in the cozy garden. In the evening you can curl up in an armchair with a good book by the fireplace.
Hotel Signum in Malfa on Salina Island, Aeolian Islands.
Here you can look forward to a pampering holiday with an exotic and romantic touch. Actually, this gem offers you a true luxury-adventure on the appealing island of Salina between two extinct volcanoes. With indescribably beautiful and magnificent views on the sea and the volcanic island of Stromboli, what sets the framework for this unique resort where you can enjoy both the luxurious spa and wellness, treatments as the tasty locally produced food and wine. Imagine sitting with a glass of the famous local dessert wine Malvasia, at Hotel Signums panoramic economic terrace while watching the peculiar and dangerous beauty of the Stromboli eruptions. The hotel, which is family-run and located in an old fishing village, is stylishly decorated with Aeolian character. The restaurant has an impressive menu, as you may well look forward to exploring more.


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The team of Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter officially have kicked their upcoming Comedy Central series into high gear, auditioning actors and actresses for sketches, hiring writers (Jessi Klein and Kumail Nanjiani) and prepping production for their first season of episodes for Michael & Michael Have Issues. The network ordered seven episodes of the series back in February, and they're supposed to begin airing in July. On top of all of the work that goes into developing a new show, Black and Showalter also have begun contributing to their own show blog. And on day two, Michael & Michael Have Issues online already has checked off the meme for cat photos.
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Awesome. I've been a big fan of the Michaels, and Jessi has been good, plus Kumail is absolutely hilarious. Glad they chose him!
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Quick rant about jaywalkers
Such are the many transgressions of vehicle-drivers on Delhi roads that we sometimes lose sight of the rule-flouting done by pedestrians. These are the people who are most at risk and you'd think they would know this - but no, they walk out into heavy traffic, arms extended, confident that passing drivers will do whatever needs to be done to extend their lives, and forgetting that when you're driving in Delhi, the killer instinct is much more potent than the saviour instinct. So it was good to see recent newspaper coverage about jaywalkers being randomly hauled up and fined for not heeding traffic signals. (Never mind that it was a one-day initiative, like most other public-safety measures, and that we will never hear about it again.)
This strikes a chord because one evening a few weeks ago I was driving from South Extension towards the Ashram flyover at a speed not exceeding 55 km/hr when a young boy sprang out from behind a bush on the divider, two metres in front of my car. That this boy still has all his limbs intact (and is no doubt using them to jaywalk about the city even as you read this) can be attributed to the following:
a) I slammed the brake as hard as I could (in the process jeopardizing my own safety since it was a busy road and there might have been another car racing along just behind me; thankfully there wasn't),
b) The panic-stricken youngster slipped and skidded about in such a way (the movements are too convoluted to describe, just think of a drunken tap dancer on fast-forward) that most of his lower body (still attached to the upper half) ended up on the right side of the car rather than the front – thus saving his kneecaps from being mashed into fine powder,
c) Since most of his upper body was flailing about atop the bonnet, he might easily have fractured an arm at least, but he had some textbooks in his hand, which he reflexively thrust at the windshield in a much-too-literal rendition of the "Knowledge is Power" theme. The impact left the laminated glass on my side of the windshield bent inwards in a stylish concave design (it looked so cool, like someone had fired a bullet at the car from a distance, that I briefly considered not getting it replaced; with winter smog around the corner, visibility wasn't going to be a factor anyway).
The whole thing makes for a good dinner-table story now (especially when I exaggerate it to include the passing UFO that sucks the boy up after the incident and carries him away for a research project on Single Brain-Celled Humans), but that doesn't detract from how badly it could have turned out. With just a little less luck, or one extra misstep, this kid would be dead (his family no doubt wailing to the newspapers the next day that he was an upstanding citizen who could never think of doing anything remotely irresponsible) and I would be asking the prison authorities for Wi-fi so I could write this post from my cell. It's a scary thought, because who ever heard of Wi-fi in an Indian prison?
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Shwet Awasthi 12:53 PM, December 21, 2007
It could also be that your car's breaking efficiency is excellent . Stopping just short of two metres at 55KMPH needs a lot of good luck and also a decently designed braking system.
Thank your heavens that you had both. Also that you kept your temper in check after this incident and somehow extract the humour in such a situation proves you have a healthy funny bone as well.
Jabberwock 1:18 PM, December 21, 2007
Shwet: yes, brake efficiency was key too. On another occasion, which I wrote about in this post, it wasn't so good.
I didn't keep my temper in check, to be honest. My first instinct was to leap out of the car and beat the creature to a fine pulp, but he ran off as fast as he could, the cars behind were honking madly, and anyway I'm not that strong.
A lot of people (and motorists) don't even the get the distinction of pedestrian and rights thereof.
On Mumbai roads, at peak hours, one lane is entirely taken up with pedestrians.. Its an exercise in patience to drive but them there are times when I feel bad for them.. cause there are no pavements to walk on. But yes, in delhi that's not a complaint one has..
>> Braking efficiency
Then I guess you weren't using Apollo Tyres which has the tagline of "Unstoppable"
Radhika: heh. That is so not the right tagline for a tyre that has to operate on Delhi roads.
On Mumbai roads, at peak hours, one lane is entirely taken up with pedestrians
bluespriite: in Delhi, Blueline bus drivers don't let such trivial details stop them from ploughing ahead.
dipali 10:03 PM, December 21, 2007
Methinks pedestrian licenses are required!
(Never mind that it was a one-day incentive, like most other public-safety measures, and that we will never hear about it again.)
"Initiative", methinks you mean ...
E Pradeep 9:17 AM, December 22, 2007
Maybe make Jaywalking a serious crime like in Singapore where there was a big controversy when an American kid was caned in public for jaywalking!!!
Looking forward to the UFO angle..Will help in spicing up the banalities of everyday accidents that we have grown used to by now...
Jabberwock 10:52 AM, December 22, 2007
Anon: thanks, have changed it
Dipali: won't work. They'll get fake licenses, just like the bus-drivers do
E Pradeep: maybe they could set a system in place - on specified days, pedestrians get to cane bus-drivers and on the other days bus-drivers cane pedestrians. Would also help deal with the road-rage problem.
Destination Infinity 2:05 PM, December 23, 2007
I dont know what is the situation in other places, but down here, there are so many dogs around the town, that while driving (esp on the smaller roads and in night)with my kinda headlights (which I need to check if its on, by keeping a hand before it) - the dogs take perfect advantage (or should I say revenge) of the situation! Generally, these animals are so clever that they plot while we are at a distance (I cant counter plot bcos of the headlight issue, which I am yet to resolve) and when we get close, they tease and run in such zigzag manner that I some times dash. Animal activists, rejoice as I dash not the clever dogs, but the poles, gates or sometimes even cyclists. I turn and give my best possible angry stare at them and how do they react? Give you an innocent, I was trying to avoid you - you came with your eyes closed kinda look! What makes me always suspicious about this kind of victimization is, whether I am the only target for all dogs in my city, or ppl in other cities also have fallen victims to the dog- games (Maybe they think that I am bored, you are bored, why dont we play for sometime and make life atleast interesting, if not meaningful), which sometimes makes a boring routine night return, a very nerve-wrecking one!!
Destination Infinity: I feel your pain. In Delhi too, certain dogs have this aggressive tendency to run straight at or after cars (and then look sheepish and apologetic if the car actually stops).
Black Muddy River 1:22 PM, December 25, 2007
Jai: Just to add my two-bit, mainly because you've taken the words out of my keyboard here.
http://blackmuddyriver.blogspot.com/2006/03/delhi-drivers-manual.html
And you've already commented on me being sexist!
PS: Today, I was asked to spell "axbxnqyc".
E Pradeep said...
Are you an idiot? He was caned for vandalism - it's a mandatory sentence.


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All-Time Awards/Records
April 15, 2019 Abby Grospitch Otterbein Grospitch shot rounds of 80 and 82 to place sixth at the Wooster Invitational held at the Mohican Hills Golf Club. The Cardinals finished second in the 14 team field.
April 9, 2019 Lydia Cranmer, Ohio Northern Cranmer captured medalist honors at the Otterbein Cardinal Classic held at the Northstar Golf Course. Cranmer shot a 165 (80-85) to capture first place after rebounding from a four-shot deficit. The Polar Bear took home third place.
March 25, 2019 Lyndsay Blum Otterbein Blum finished in second place at the Marietta Pioneer Classic held at Lakeside Golf Course. Blum shot a total of 160 (+4) over the two days. The Cardinals took home second in the eight team field.
March 11, 2019 Meg Thomas Otterbein Thomas led the Cardinal past Ohio Northern during spring break at Orange Lake Golf Course in Orlando, Florida. Thomas won both of her matches, including earning a full point in the afternoon session.
March 4, 2019 Madison Harsh Capital Harsh led the Crusaders at the six-team Faulkner Spring Invite held at the RTJ Golf Trail at Capitol Hill with a score of 174 (+16 par).
October 9, 2018 Emma Jeffries Mount Union Jeffries was the top scorer for the Purple Raiders at the Malone Invitational held at the Alliance Country Club. Jeffries shot an 89 to help the team to an 18-hole total of 373 to finish in second.
October 2, 2018 Maddie Durbin Otterbein Durbin won medalist honors at the OAC Fall Preview held at the River Greens Golf Course and lead the Cardinals to the team title by 51 strokes. Durbin finished the two-day event with a 172 (+28 par), shooting a tournament low-round of 83 on day one.
September 25, 2018 Lydia Cranmer, Ohio Northern Cranmer finished the final round with a career-low 74 to win medalist honors and lead the Polar Bears to the team title at the 8-team Bluffton Fall Classic
September 18, 2018 Anna Schatschneider Baldwin Wallace & Sarah Beckwtih John Carroll Schatschneider and Beckwith were co-medalists at the John Carroll Fall Invitational at the Country Club of Hudson. The pair shot a 164 (+18) over the two day event.
September 10, 2018 Katelynn Kinley Capital Kinley shot an 82 (+11 par) to set a personal best and place fifth overall at the Defiance Invitational held at the Eagle Rock Golf Club. The Crusaders took home third place in the 10-team field. The tournament was shortened to 18 holes due to weather.
September 4, 2018 Sarah Beckwith John Carroll Beckwith won her first collegiate title by five strokes at BW Yellow Jacket Invite held at Mallard Creek Golf Course. Beckwith finished with a score of 161 (79-82, +17 par). The Blue Steaks finished third in the four team field.
April 16, 2018 Maddie Durbin, Otterbein Durbin paced the Cardinals with an 81 on day one of the Wooster Invite held at Mohican Hills Golf Club. She finished tied for third place after round two was cancelled due to rain.
April 9, 2018 Jackie Cunningham, Marietta Cunningham trimmed five strokes off her first round score to place second at the Wittenberg Laura Bump Invitational with a total score of 151 (78-73). The event was held at Mill Creek Golf Club.
April 2, 2018 Jackie Cunningham Marietta Cunningham won the Otterbein Cardinal Classic held at the Northstar Golf Club with a score of 78 (+6). The Pioneers finished third in the four team field. This was Cunningham's fifth tournament title in seven starts this school year.
March 27, 2018 Olivia DeMartino, Mount Union DeMartino led the Purple Raiders to their sixth win in seven events dating back to fall as she was the medalist at the Mount Union Spring Invitational shooting a 78 (+6) in her first outing of the spring.
March 19, 2018 Maddie Durbin Otterbein Durbin led the Cardinals in both rounds to place third at the Saints Spring Invite, hosted by Thomas More at Perry Park Resort. Durbin fired round of 81 and 85 for a 166 (+22). The team placed third in a four team field.
March 5, 2018 Katie Lease Capital Lease led the Crusaders at the Mars Hill Invitational in Fletcher, N.C. with a 13th place finished. Lease turned in scores of 90-89 (179, +35 Par).
October 3, 2017 Jackie Cunningham, Marietta Third OAC Golf of the Week honor for Cunningham this fall. Cunningham took first place by two strokes. Her round of 79 on Sunday was one of just two rounds in the tournament below 80.
September 26, 2017 Jackie Cunningham, Marietta Cunningham collected her second straight medalist honor winning the Ohio Valley University Fall Women's Classic Monday at the Marietta Country Club. The Pioneers finished fourth overall. Cunningham shot a 78 in Sunday's first round and finished the two-day event with a 79 for a tournament total of 157, nine strokes ahead of the second place finishers.
September 19, 2017 Lydia Cranmer, Ohio Northern Cranmer fired a career-low 75 and claimed Medalist honor with a 155 (80-75) to lead the Polar Bears to a third place finish at the 13-team Heidelberg Fall Invitational at Mohawk Country Club.
September 12, 2017 Jackie Cunningham, Marietta Cunningham became the first Pioneer in program history to win medalist honors when she fired a 75 to win the Mount Union Women's Fall Invitational this past weekend. She led a field of 41 golfers on the par-72, 6058-yard Tannenhauf Golf Club course.
September 6, 2017 Lydia Cranmer, Ohio Northern Cranmer led the Polar Bears to a victory at the four-team ONU Fall Classic at Colonial Golfers Club. She fired an 82-84—166 to win the individual title by five strokes on the par-72 course.
April 18, 2017 Abby Grospitch, Otterbein Grosspitch lead the Cardinals to first place at the Cardinal Classic last weekend held at the NorthStar Golf Course. Grosspitch paced the field of 21 competitor with a score of 77 (+5).
April 11, 2017 Abby Grospitch, Otterbein Grospitch, a native of North Royalton, helped the Cardinals to a second-place finish at last weekend's Purple and White Invite after leading the field of 36 golfers through one round with the program's third-best round all-time with a 73 on Saturday. She then totaled an 81 Sunday en route to a second-place finish, just seven strokes off the lead.
April 4, 2017 Morgan Rector-Mount Union Rector finished first at the Mount Union Spring Invitational held at Tannenhauf Golf Course with a score of 159 (79, 79, +14) to help the Purple Raiders to the team title.
March 27, 2017 Abby Grospitch, Otterbein Grospitch paced the Cardinals to first place at the Spalding Invitational (Ky.) held at Persimmon Ridge. Grospitch shot an 88 (+16) over 18 scored holes to finish first out of the 22 competitors.
October 18, 2016 Olivia DeMartino, Mount Union DeMartino tied for first to lead the Purple Raiders to first place at the OAC Fall Preview held at River Greens Golf Course. DeMartino shot a 167 (85+82) to with Otterbein's Abby Grospitch.
October 18, 2016 Abby Grospitch, Otterbein
September 20, 2016 Erica Mawhorr, Mount Union Mount Union sophomore Erica Mawhorr (Zanesville/West Muskingum) led the Purple Raiders to second place at the John Carroll Invite held at Hudson Country Club. Mawhorr shot a 161 (79+82) to claim second place out of 45 golfers.
September 13, 2016 Hannah Myers, Otterbein Otterbein senior Hannah Myers (Springfield/Shawnee) finished tied for fifth place at the Ohio Wesleyan Fall Invitational to lead the Cardinals to a second place finshed. Durbin shot an 83 (+11), only two shots out of tying for first place.
September 7, 2016 Ann Jobko, Otterbein Otterbein senior Ann Jobko (Worthington / Bishop Watterson) paced the Cardinals over the weekend, firing rounds of 89 and 79 at the Lynn Schweizer Invitational to finish in a tie for 26th place out of 108 golfers. The event held at Denison Golf Club. Jobko's efforts helped the Cardinals to 10th out of 16 schools..
April 19, 2016 Kerianne Murphy, Heidelberg Heidelberg junior Kerianne Murphy overcame a three-stroke deficit on the second day of the Heidelberg Spring Invitational hosted at the Mohawk Golf Course, earning medalist honors with a 90-90--180.
April 12, 2016 Ariana Tomsaula, Ohio Northern Ohio Northern junior Ariana Tomasula (Rockey River/Lutheran West) led the Polar Bears to a seventh place finish at the 16-team. Ohio Wesleyan Invitational hosted at Mill Golf Course. Tomasula shot an 85 (+13) to tie for 13th place.
April 4, 2016 Ann Jobko, Otterbein Otterbein junior Ann Jobko (Worthington/Bishop Watterson) led the way for the Cardinals with a first place finish at the Ohio Northern Spring Invitational at the Colonial Golfers Club. She fired a two-day total of 137 (48-89), with Saturday being shortened to nine holes due to weather. Otterbein placed first out of five teams. Other nominees: K. Lease, CAP...S. Short, ONU
October 20, 2015 Hannah Myers, Otterbein Otterbein junior Hannah Myers (Springfield/Shawnee) finished first at the OAC Preview held at River Greens Golf Course with an 83 (+11 par) to lead the Cardinal to a second place finish out of six teams.
October 13, 2015 Erica Mawhorr, Mount Union Mount Union freshman Erica Mawhorr (Zanesville/West Muskingum) placed eighth at the Pat Clouse Invitational at the Springfield Country Club, firing a career-best for nine (79) and 18 holes (158). The Purple Raiders finished sixth out of 14 teams.
September 22, 2015 Heather Comer, Ohio Northern Ohio Northern junior Heather Comer (DeGraff/Riverside) won medalist honors by two strokes, leading ONU to the team title at the Heidelberg Invitational at Mohawk Country Club. Comer shot a 166 (83-83). This was the first tournament win for ONU since 2012. Other Nominees: Olivia DeMartino, MTU… Katie Lease, CAP
September 15, 2015 Hannah Myers, Otterbein Otterbein junior Hannah Myers (Miamisburg/Shawnee) led the Cardinals at the Ohio Wesleyan Invitational held at the Safari Golf Club. Myers tied for fifth place, shooting a 168 (82-86) to help the Otterbein at a fifth place finish out of 10 teams. Other Nominees: Ariana Tomasula, ONU
September 8, 2015 Ann Jobko, Otterbein Otterbein junior Ann Jobko (Worthington/Bishop Watterson) tied for 14th place at the Denison Fall Invitational held at the Grandville Golf Course. Jobko shot two rounds of 85 for a 170 to help the Cardinals to sixth place out of 15 teams.
April 20, 2015 Amber Bruno, Mount Union Mount Union senior Amber Bruno (Struthers/Cardinal Mooney) posted rounds of 86-83=169 to lead the Purple Raiders at the Wooster Spring Invitational held at Mohican Hills Golf Course. Bruno placed third overall, 17 strokes off the lead.
April 13, 2015 Morgan Rector, Mount Union Mount Union sophomore Morgan Rector (Trafford, Pa/Penn Trafford) shot the Purple Raiders' best score as she posted an 87 (+16) in the Westminster Spring Invitational held at the New Castle Country Club in New Castle, Pennsylvania on Saturday. Rector took home third place, finishing seven strokes off the lead.
April 6, 2015 Laura Vidmar, Baldwin Wallace Baldwin Wallace junior Laura Vidmar (Willoughby/South) shot a career-low 79 (+7) and was the medalist at the Ohio Northern Fall Equinox Classic at the Colonial Golfers Club in Harrod, Ohio. Vidmar placed first of 48 golfers.
March 30, 2015 Laura Vidmar, Baldwin Wallace Baldwin Wallace junior Laura Vidmar (Willoughby/South) shot a career-low 79 (+7) and was the medalist at the Ohio Northern Fall Equinox Classic at the Colonial Golfers Club in Harrod, Ohio. Vidmar placed first of 48 golfers.
March 23, 2015 Megan Conley, Ohio Northern Ohio Northern senior Megan Conley (Pickerington/North) led the Polar Bears with a 91 (+19) in the stroke portion of its Ryder Cup format match with Otterbein at The Legends at Orange Lake Resort. Conley tied third overall out of 15 golfers.