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Valley Metro and Partners Link Light Rail to Neighborhoods
July 29, 2014 by Jill Bernstein
Human beings rely on all kinds of tools to survive in our complex world and a good map is one of our most basic tools for understanding where we are and where we want to go. Maps help us get our bearings, step confidently into unfamiliar territory, and discover hidden byways and shortcuts through the larger landscape.
In an urban environment, a good map is a welcome mat inviting us into the unique neighborhoods that make up the specific landscape of that city. Public transportation and easy-to-use destination maps make perfect partners for pedestrians who want to experience the true spirit of a city.
Recognizing this, Valley Metro developed new destination maps, which were installed at light rail stations in late spring. Hillary Foose, Valley Metro's Director of Marketing & Communication, spearheaded the initiative by partnering with the City of Phoenix, Artlink, Inc. and Local First Arizona to provide a unique level of local neighborhood-specific detail that would communicate the rich destination options just steps beyond each station.
She was looking for what urbanists refer to as the "fine grain" elements of the city to provide a richer sense of place for residents and visitors alike.
"We wanted destinations to be very local," said Foose. "That's what makes our system interesting; we can point people to the local gems that they can walk to from each station."
The new maps are easy to read, and each station features a "you are here" circle showing the destinations within a five-minute walk of that station. And the plan is to update the maps twice a year. Very cool.
In addition to these station maps, Valley Metro has gone the extra mile to link residents and visitors to the many arts and culture destinations accessible from the system.
The Valley Metro Arts & Culture Destination Guide was published in March and features fifty destinations between Phoenix and Mesa.
Each page of the guide features a simple map highlighting each station stop and the major cultural attractions within easy walking distance. There are photos, venue descriptions and contact info that make it easy to use and more valuable than a compass for those who want to explore all of their arts and culture options.
Savvy visitors from around the Valley and beyond can use the station maps in combination with the Arts & Culture Destination Guide to explore, shop, eat, and experience what makes our corner of the world so special.
Next time you use the light rail, take a minute to download an Arts & Culture Destination Guide and scope out the station destination maps before you step off the platform and venture out into the hood. You'll be amazed at the urban treasures you'll discover in your own backyard.
Images courtesy of Valley Metro
In this story: Artlink, city of phoenix, Hillary Foose, Light Rail, Local First Arizona, Valley Metro, Wayfinding
Categories: Artists, Arts, Culture, Downtown District, Evans Churchill, Garfield, Getting Around, Innovate, Midtown
December 7, 2018 Valley Metro Celebrates Rail Champions and Shares Light Rail's Impact
October 4, 2018 Mayoral Candidate Forum to Focus on Phoenix Culture
December 4, 2017 Bike Rack Project Invites Local Artists to Bridge Art and Infrastructure
May 19, 2017 Valley Metro Transforms Public Spaces into Art Galleries


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This article reviews blood ketone (bhb), breath ketone (acetone) and blood sugar data from a large number of people on a ketogenic diet to understand what "normal" and "optimal" ketone levels might look like.. Fasting in ketosis reduces spikes in blood sugar even more, leaving you with more stable energy levels throughout the day. higher mental clarity and cognition the ketones produced when burning fat, whether you're fasting or eating a ketogenic diet, are able to cross the blood-brain barrier, providing energy for your brain and even providing neuroprotective benefits[ * ].. Why your fasting blood sugar might still be high on low carb september 9 2017 by dr. andreas eenfeldt, md in blood sugar , diabetes , low carb & high fat it's not too uncommon to have slightly high fasting blood sugar on low carb and keto diets ..
Fasting is one of the quickest and most effective strategies for restoring blood sugar balance and possibly improving fasting blood sugar. this is because it provides a rest for insulin receptors and allows for a deeper state of ketosis .. If left unmanaged, type 2 diabetes can damage vessels that supply blood to vital organs and can also lead to an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. but a new study published in the journal of physiology has shown that a ketone supplement can lower blood sugar levels.. High blood sugar in ketogenic dieters! plus a special surprise (hint: genotypes and metabolism)! i wouldn't say there is strong evidence for an effect of your diet on your fasting blood sugar; from what you've shared, you might have had high fasting blood sugar even before you started eating low-carb. plus a special surprise (hint.
Affectof ketosis on fasting blood sugar. admin october 7, 2018 affectof ketosis on fasting blood sugar 2018-10-07t09:41:05+00:00 diabetes. search for: diabetes references. recent posts. list foods high in lectins; convert 40 mg/dl ketone to mmol; what vegetable does dr pedre say to avoid;. If your fasting blood sugar is 5.7 (103) and your insulin is high, too, over 12 μu/ml, you are insulin resistant and on your way to type 2 diabetes. if your blood sugar is 5.7 but your fasting insulin is under 9 μu/ml, you are insulin sensitive and likely in glucose refusal mode from a low-carb diet.. Blood tests are much more accurate since they don't rely on an excess being present, but obviously aren't practical as an at-home test. science and ketosis. science hasn't yet been able to answer all the questions we have about the effects of fasting and the process of ketosis..
If your fasting blood sugar is 5.7 (103) and your insulin is high, too, over 12 μu/ml, you are insulin resistant and on your way to type 2 diabetes. if your blood sugar is 5.7 but your fasting insulin is under 9 μu/ml, you are insulin sensitive and likely in glucose refusal mode from a low-carb diet.. Fasting in ketosis reduces spikes in blood sugar even more, leaving you with more stable energy levels throughout the day. higher mental clarity and cognition the ketones produced when burning fat, whether you're fasting or eating a ketogenic diet, are able to cross the blood-brain barrier, providing energy for your brain and even providing neuroprotective benefits[ * ].. High blood sugar in ketogenic dieters! plus a special surprise (hint: genotypes and metabolism)! i wouldn't say there is strong evidence for an effect of your diet on your fasting blood sugar; from what you've shared, you might have had high fasting blood sugar even before you started eating low-carb. plus a special surprise (hint.


KINSHASA, Congo – A local official says rebels crept into houses and attacked civilians, killing at least 30 people around the town of Beni in eastern Congo.
Mayor Nyonyi Bwana Kawa said Thursday that members of the Allied Defense Forces from Uganda attacked late Wednesday near the town which is about 400 kilometers from the North Kivu provincial capital of Goma.
Last week the rebel group had killed about nine people in Oicha in the province.
There has been a resurgence of rebel activity in northeast Congo.


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Marko Pajić (born October 13, 1992) is a Slovenian professional basketball player for KK Ilirija of the Slovenian First League and Alpe Adria Cup.
He is a 2.04 m (6 ft 8 in) tall power forward.

Professional career
In 2014, he signed for MZT Skopje but due to a back injury before the start of season 2014/2015, he terminated the contract with the Macedonian champion MZT Skopje.

He was a member of the Slovenia U18 team and Slovenia U20 team that played in Fiba Europe Under-18 and Under-20 Championship.

External links
 https://web.archive.org/web/20140810071002/http://www.mztskopjeaerodrom.mk/index.php/novosti-reader/items/nov-dogovor-za-luchi-george-cincadze-i-marko-paich-novi-igrachi-na-mzt-skope.html
 http://basketball.realgm.com/player/Marko-Pajic/Summary/25964

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Slovenian men's basketball players
1992 births
Living people
Power forwards (basketball)

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The 9th Grand Prix de l'Albigeois was a Formula One motor race held on 13 July 1947 at Les Planques circuit in Albi in the Tarn department of France. The winner of the 40 lap race was Louis Rosier in a Talbot-Lago T150SS. Second was Raymond Sommer in a Simca Gordini Type 11 and Charles Pozzi was third in a Delahaye 135. Maserati drivers Henri Louveau and Luigi Villoresi set pole and fastest lap respectively, but both retired.

Results

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We've been serving the Ogden area since 1974!
Sod Buster's is owned by the Olsen family; and is run by father and son.
We have been in the sod business since 1974. We've had several locations over the years including the land where the North Ogden Cemetery now sits.
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Sales recruitment professionals are on the lookout for people who are confident and outgoing, according to an expert.
James Borg, writing for the Daily Telegraph, said that nothing says "do not employ me" more than a candidate who comes across as timid and shy of making their point.
He advised that if a sales recruitment hopeful is scared of their prospective employer in the interview, then it will be much harder to convince them that a productive working relationship can be formed.
"How you sit can be very important. Well-cushioned seats can give you a slumped posture, restricted speech and an air of submissiveness. If your seat is having this effect on your body language, compensate by sitting forward and, if necessary, leaning forward," he added.
Nick Corcodilos, writing for the Seattle Times blog, said that if the job description is vague for a sales job then people should use the interview to show how they can add value to the organisation.


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Q: C# Have problems generating random 2d array from smaller arrays I am trying to generate a random 2D array, from a number of smaller arrays. I plan to use it some day to generate a random game map.
Each smaller array is called "Island". Each of them is manually predefined.
            char[,] Island1 = new char[,]
            {
                {'A', 'A', 'A'},
                {'A','B','A'},
                {'A','A','A'}
            };

            char[,] Island2 = new char[,]
            {
                {'C', 'C'},
                {'C','C'}
            };

            char[,] Island3 = new char[,]
            {
                {'D', 'D', 'D'},
                {'D','D','D'},
                {'D','D','D'}
            };

I am trying to generate a larger array, with all smaller ones inside, placed randomly.
What's important, is that smaller arrays shouldn't overlap each other.
    public static Boolean CanPlaceIsland(int StartX, int StartY, Island thisIsland)
    {
        Boolean Answer = true;

        for (int i = StartX; i<StartX+thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(0);i++)
        {
            for (int j = StartX; j<StartY+thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(1);j++)
            {
                    if (WorldMap[i,j].Terrain!='.')
                        Answer = false;
            }
        }

        return Answer;
    }

I am trying to go through each island, one by one, and only add new one, if it doesn't overlap non-empty squares.
Here's updated method for filling the map with islands (previous version could cause infinite loop).
    public static void CreateEmptyMap()
    {
        WorldMap = new Cell[WorldX, WorldY];

        for (int i=0; i<WorldX; i++)
            for (int j=0; j<WorldY; j++)
                WorldMap[i,j] = new Cell('.');
    }

    public static void FillMap()
    {
        int IslandsPlaced=0;

        foreach(Island thisIsland in IslandsList)
        {
                Boolean check = false;

                int x = 0;
                int y = 0;

                    Random w = rnd;

                    int SideA = thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(0);
                    int SideB = thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(1);

                    int WorldSideA = WorldMap.GetLength(0);
                    int WorldSideB = WorldMap.GetLength(1);

                    x = w.Next(2, WorldSideA-SideA-1);
                    y = w.Next(2,WorldSideB-SideB-1);

                    check = CanPlaceIsland(x,y,thisIsland);

                if (check==true)
                {
                    PlaceIsland(x,y,thisIsland);
                    IslandsPlaced++;
                }
        }

        if (IslandsPlaced!=IslandsList.Count())
        {
            CreateEmptyMap();
            FillMap();
        }
    }

The placing:
    public static void PlaceIsland(int x, int y, Island thisIsland)
    {
        int SideA = thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(0);
        int SideB = thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(1);

            for (int i=0; i<SideA;i++)
            {
               for (int j=0; j<SideB;j++)
               {
                   WorldMap[x+i,y+j] = thisIsland.CellArray[i,j];
               }
            }
    }

However, sometimes islands still overlap, and I can't find why.
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 ..DDDBA...
 ..DDDAA...
 ..DDD.....
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A: Your bug is in CanPlaceIsland:
for (int j = StartX; //error here!
     j < StartY + thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(1);
     j++) { ... }

Should be:
for (int j = StartY;
     j < StartY + thisIsland.CellArray.GetLength(1);
     j++) { ... }

Looks like a typical copy and paste bug...
Apart from that, if your maps are rather crowded, you risk entering an infinite loop if there is no solution for a given island.
Computing if one or more valid solutions exist and if the combination you are currently in is one of them can be expensive and somewhat tricky so, unless you really have to deal with crowded maps where a solution must be given, I'd bale out after a predetermined number of failed attempts placing an island; you might get false negatives once in a while but its probably something you can live with.

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—Linkin Park, "Nobody Can Save Me"
Linkin Park and I always had a strange relationship. It was sort of this on again-off again thing. That's happened before with a few bands where our timing was just never right; eventually, the relationship flatlines and I hardly remember it existed. With Linkin Park, I always came back, but I was perpetually behind, oddly out of sync. I would find out they released an album months earlier or I would put off buying an album because of other priorities.
I was determined that one day I would change this. Of course I would have time. It's not like the LP was going anywhere. They'd been around this long. They were here to stay. Then when Chester died, I was stunned. I ran out of chances to be a good fan and that just felt wrong.
Adding to the hurt, Linkin Park had just come out with One More Light back in May. True to form, I misremembered the release date, thinking it was supposed to be July for some reason. I lost two good months of enjoying what would soon turn to tragedy, though I did listen to "Battle Symphony" on Spotify over and over.
As of my original draft of this post, it had been only a week since we lost him. It was another week before I bought One More Light. Then another before I listened, afraid to hear these last precious notes of an album with some heavy, prescient song names. Three weeks to the day now. Not long enough to keep from welling up with tears during a number of these songs. There's a depth of emotion that was ever-present in Chester's voice and all of Linkin Park's best, and the sadness that hit me today while getting to know this sweet goodbye made me feel more connected than ever to the lyrics.
—Linkin Park, "One More Light"
Rest in peace, friend who I knew only through music and lyrics. I hope there's no more sorrow for you. You touched so many lives, and I'm sure that you played a big part in saving mine 17 years ago with Hybrid Theory. But that's a story only for me.


Enum used as a parameter type must be exported?
The BoundingType enum seems to be used without issue in the Featurescript mentioned in this post about extruding a profile. What am I missing?
Where NNN is the FeatureScript version you're using.
Yep. That did it. I didn't realize I needed to preceded the import with "export." Thank you.
I would suggest just exporting the enum you need.
I agree with Morgan -- adding the export to geometry.fs was the simplest solution, not the best one.


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Queen's horse Seniority confirmed for Royal Hunt Cup
The four-year-old son of Dubawi is now among the 30 runners after the defection of his stable companion Mubtasim
Published: June 19, 2018 18:51 Agencies
Ascot (England): Queen Elizabeth II will be represented in tomorrow's Royal Hunt Cup (5.00pm) by Seniority, who gets into the famous mile heritage handicap after being second reserve.
The four-year-old son of Dubawi, trained by William Haggas and successful on both his starts this season over a mile on Polytrack at Chelmsford City, is now among the 30 runners after the defection of his stable companion Mubtasim earlier on Tuesday morning because of lameness.
James Doyle will be in the saddle.
The Queen has enjoyed 23 winners in total at the Royal Meeting, most recently with Dartmouth in the 2016 G2 Hardwicke Stakes.
The Royal Hunt Cup has been a good race for The Queen. Choir Boy won the contest in 1953, providing the Queen with her first Royal Ascot winner, while Her Majesty subsequently enjoyed success with Alexander (1956) and Colour Sergeant (1992).
The Queen had a runner on Tuesday with Fabricate (Michael Bell/James Doyle) in the Listed Wolferton Stakes (5.30pm) while later in the week her Elector (Sir Michael Stoute) holds an entry in the G2 King Edward VII Stakes (Friday, June 22).
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Praying Together As Individuals
By Rebbetzin Lisa Septimus
At the beginning of each school year, children carry new books and supplies to school, along with their excitement for a new year. But they are not the only ones. Parents often share in that anxious anticipation, sometimes not only reflecting that of their children, but adding their own layer of hopes for what their children will learn, accomplish, and become. Children carry their own individual interests, personalities, and religious expression. Yet they are aware of and are shaped by the desires and values of their parents and teachers, their links to our shared mesorah.
Avraham Avinu is often seen as the first Jew because he was the first man not only to recognize G‑d but also to understand the importance of passing on that recognition to others. Avraham's objective–the aim of most of Sefer Bereishit–is to generate a family, and then a community, of people who will recognize and serve HaKadosh Baruch Hu. Those people will carry the banner of G‑d and be a model for all others.
Avraham is concerned with continuity and passing on his teachings. It is one of the reasons it is so difficult for him to send away both Lot and Yishmael. However, ultimately his destiny in proclaiming G‑d's name rests on Yitzchak. And yet, when the devastating command is given by G‑d for Avraham to sacrifice his son, he does not question; instead he actually rises early to fulfill the command, believing that this is what G‑d intends for him and for his son. The Torah here emphasizes "vayelchu yachdav," they walked together. The first two times the phrase is used, it refers to Avraham and Yitzchak walking together, whereas the third time, after the Akeidah, Avraham returns alone to Yishmael and Eliezer, and "vayelchu yachdav" refers to his walking with them. Yitzchak is noticeably absent.
Avraham had always taught Yitzchak to know G‑d, to have faith, to worship. Even on a mission like the Akeidah, Avraham and Yitzchak walked together. Yitzchak trusted and took the lead of his father. But here, in such an extreme case, we see that perhaps it was too much for Yitzchak to just be led. That level of devotion to Hashem is no longer just about Avraham. Avraham's religious fervor and dedication is meant to inspire us and cause Hashem to look favorably upon us, and yet the act is not only forbidden by the Torah, it pitted Avraham against the very son who was to spread his–and G‑d's–message for the world!
Perhaps that is why the Torah's greatest memorialization of the Akeidah within Jewish observance derives not from the main story but from its epilogue–the ram offered by Avraham at the end of the story; the ram which Avraham spots caught in the thicket by its horn; the ram that ultimately replaces Yitzchak on the altar. Hashem shows Avraham through the ram that a child can learn from a parent; a child can be influenced by the parent; but ultimately the child is separate from the parent. The child cannot take the place of a parent. The parent cannot live vicariously through the child, and the child cannot be sacrificed for the parent's worship.
The Ramban says that in a korban chatat, the animal actually stands in place of the sinner. The sinner is deserving of punishment, but the animal bears his sin instead. But a child can never take the place of his parent. Each individual must be given the space to find the Ribbono Shel Olam on his own.
In Jewish life, there is rightfully a heavy emphasis on family and community. Our prayers on Rosh Hashanah are in consonance with this focus. Families reuniting, the power of the tzibbur, traditional melodies binding together different people from different shuls and neighborhoods. But regardless of how strong our sense of community is, at the height of our prayers on Rosh Hashanah, the shofar pierces through everything that surrounds us and reverberates differently for every Jew who hears it. The differentiated thoughts of every individual in a shul as they hear that same sound in unison is a reminder that the greater and more beautiful the sense of tzibbur, the more each member in that community must find G‑d through his or her own individual rhythms.
In the greater Five Towns, I am often struck by the sense of a shared community of Jews despite the diversity that exists among us. One thing that contributes to the success of the achdut here is not only the love of Jew for fellow Jew but, ironically, the possibility of difference–the sense that there is "something for everyone." In a community bursting at the seams, different people, approaches, and Torah opportunities abound for men and women of all ages and types. Our communal leaders have helped make that possible by constantly seeking new ways to inspire, with different voices and programs to engage every segment of our ever-growing (b'li ayin ha'ra) population.
On a personal note, I am grateful to the rabbis and lay-leaders who have initiated and supported the position of Yoetzet of the Five Towns in a desire to meet the religious-educational needs of many women in our wider community, adding new avenues of access in this vital area of Torah observance. The women who attend my shiurim and call me are deeply committed to their local shuls and rabbis but still sometimes prefer the comfort of speaking to a woman about private matters.
This Rosh Hashanah, when I hear the sound of the shofar, I will be thinking of the balance we all must strike between our identity as part of particular communities and our distinct voices as ovdei Hashem. I will be reminded of the Akeidah and the challenge of imparting my values and beliefs to my children while fostering their individuality and their own sense of self. And I will have gratitude for the opportunity to raise those children in a community committed to Torah education and observance that reaches all parts of our diverse population. May we continue to succeed in all areas of that challenge. Shanah tovah!
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Emily Ratajkowski reportedly splits from husband Sebastian Bear-McClard after four years of marriage
Emily Ratajkowski and her husband Sebastian Bear-McClard are reportedly splitting up after four years of marriage.
US media outlets including, E!, People magazine, and Page Six have reported the break-up, with People citing a source close to Ratajkowski, 31, saying: "They split recently. It was Em's decision. She is doing okay."
"So I have a surprise," Ratajkowski wrote at the time. "I got married today." She also shared a series of photos from the day.
Less than two weeks later, the newlyweds made their red carpet debut together at the 2018 Film Independent Spirit Awards.
In October 2020, Ratajkowski announced she was expecting her first child in an interview with Vogue magazine, sharing footage of her bump.
Announcing the birth of her son, Sylvester Apollo Bear, in March 2021, she described his arrival as "the most surreal, beautiful, and love-filled morning of my life".
Ratajkowski rose to fame starring in the music video for 2013 chart-topper Blurred Lines and went on to have roles in films including Gone Girl, We Are Your Friends and I Feel Pretty.
In 2021, she released the memoir My Body, a collection of essays about her life as a model, earning money from her looks, and abuse of power.
McClard is a producer who has worked on films including Uncut Gems and Good Time with directors the Safdie brothers.
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TURKEY - T.R.N.C. BUSINESS COUNCIL
Chairman representing Turkey: Nazım Hikmet
Company: Grand Thornton / Eren Bağımsız Denetim ve Ymm A.Ş.
Counterpart Organisation: Kıbrıs Türk Ticaret Odası - The Chamber of Commerce of Turkish Cyprus (KTTO)
Counterpart Chairman: Turgay Deniz
Company: Chairman of the Kıbrıs Türk Ticaret Odası
The DEİK/Turkey-Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (K.K.T.C.) Business Council was originally established in 1992. On 14 November 2009 the then Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Turkey, Cemil Çiçek, and the then Prime Minister of the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus, Derviş Eroğlu, signed the "Turkey-K.K.T.C. Business Council Action Plan" at the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce in Nicosia with the purpose of restructuring the Council. Its main task, carried out with the support of the Embassy of the Republic of Turkey in Nicosia and the Office of the Trade Commissioner, was to help reform the inadequate investment legislation and improve the infrastructure. The Council worked on the establishment of joint working committees for tourism, food, construction, foreign trade and education (higher education) which should serve as basis for the advancement of bilateral ties. Another task of the Council is to lend strategic support for the opening up of the K.K.T.C.'s industry and private sector to international trade and the conditions of global competition.


For me mission trip 2017 was heavily focused on serving others. This entire week I have been driven fully by the will power to serve. I made it my personal obligation to lift all of the heavy items for those people who can't or those who may struggle. I made it my duty to load and organize the van before and after leaving from any location. Finally, I made it my responsibility as Jocelyn's helper to have her classroom ready for the day's curriculum well before scheduled. It was the satisfaction of hearing how great I was doing that made me want to continue; but it was the realization of why I was doing what I was that made me do it with such joy and assurance. I realized that my ability to do such things came from God.
This year's mission trip was very memorable. I don't think I will ever forget when little Zack's mom came up to me and said he won't stop talking about me. Oh, and I can't forget Greenli who followed me everywhere I went. Little kids surprise me they act like the don't care but then they go home and talk like you are their best friend. That just makes me happy. I don't know why but it does. Kiley Ochsner.


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Lukaku agent explains Inter Milan, Chelsea decision in lengthy statement
By David Pasztor@D_Peezy Aug 13, 2021, 6:20pm BST
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Romelu Lukaku's agent, Federico Pastorello promised to explain Lukaku's decision to leave Inter Milan and join Chelsea despite declaring strong intentions to do the opposite earlier this summer, and the agent has now delivered that explanation in a lengthy statement posted on Instagram in both Italian and English.
One might say neither agent nor player owe any one of us such an explanation, especially as Pastorello reveals that some of the reaction to the transfer has been well over the line, including "falsehoods, insinuations, insults and threats [which] have far exceeded the limits of civilisation, decency and tolerance". But he wanted to set the public record straight, and that's certainly commendable.
"The narrative – that Lukaku's transfer was 'engineered' and 'forced' just to pander to financial interests – is leading everyone absolutely astray.
"Where Lukaku has never publicly expressed any unease or discontent about his experience at FC Internazionale, his contractual situation or the well known events of the Club, the interest of Chelsea has really touched Romelu's soul from the very first moment, because that club means to him something unique and special.
"In recent days I have seen a video from 2009 in which the 16-year-old visited the Stamford Bridge stadium with his school and swore that one day he would play on that pitch. I recommend everyone to watch it carefully: it's impressive how clearly a 16-year-old boy was already drawing his future.
"He wanted to wear that shirt, he succeeded when he was only 18 and unfortunately he left before he could make his mark and win something important.
"The challenge remained like a bug in his heart and mind for all these years. And when, almost unexpectedly, the opportunity to try again came up – at the age of 28 after two seasons as a main player with FC Internazionale – he almost didn't believe it. It was a chance to come full circle and being the exemplary professional that he is, he decided it was time to accept that challenge again.
"Believe it or not, the supporters' affection and the special bond with the city of Milan made him think about it for a long time: but then, once he made his decision, he carried on with conviction and firmness."
While Pastorello acknowledges that the "economic aspect" was certainly not an unwelcome feature of the transfer, it was not the "main factor".
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The agent also confirms that the decision at Inter to do this deal came from upon high, and urges the Nerazzurri faithful to look back on the previous two years with fondness rather than with anger.
"With regards to FC Internazionale, I can guarantee that the Sport CEO Giuseppe Marotta, the Sporting Director Piero Ausilio – as well as coach Simone Inzaghi, who worked at this personally – did everything in their power to avoid this transfer. But there are circumstances that go beyond their decision-making range and depend on the instructions of the owners.
"I conclude my thought with a reflection on that day two years ago when Romelu Lukaku signed for Internazionale. At that time many of those who today insult me and threaten me, thanked me wholeheartedly for bringing him to Milan. If they had told you: 'Romelu, after scoring more than 60 goals in two seasons, bringing the Club back to the top with his teammates, playing in the Europa League final and winning the Italian league title that has been missing since 2010, being named MVP of the Europa League and Serie A, will leave the Nerazzurri bringing into the Club finances a record sum for the Italian football market' what would you have done? Would you have signed up for it straight away or not?"
-Federico Pastorello; source: Instagram
As we celebrate Lukaku's arrival, let us also take this experience as an opportunity to be better as fans, now and in the future. After all, football is only the most important of the less important things in life.
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Q: How to add "Ubuntu Font Family" to my site using CSS? How do I add the Ubuntu Font Family in CSS editor for my site? Here's what I have for my font and header already, but  don't want the current font I have, I want Ubuntu Font.
/* ##### Common Styles ##### */

body {
  color: black;
  background-color: white;
  font-family: "times new roman", times, roman, serif;
  font-size: 12pt;
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

acronym, .titleTip {
  font-style: italic;
  border-bottom: none;
}

or
/* ##### Header ##### */

#header {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  border-bottom: 1px solid black;
}

.headerTitle {
  font-size: 200%;
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0 0 0.5ex 0;
}

.headerTitle a {
  color: black;
  background-color: transparent;
  font-family: "trebuchet ms", verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
  font-weight: normal;
  text-decoration: none;
}

.subHeader {
  display: none;
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#side-bar {
  display: none;
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#main-copy {
  text-align: justify;
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

#main-copy h1 {
  font-family: "trebuchet ms", verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
  font-size: 120%;
  margin: 2ex 0 1ex 0;
  padding: 0;

Where do I add Ubuntu Font Family? And did I insert the wrong code to help you, help me?

A: Importing the font
First, you have to make sure, your site has that font in case the average user who visits your site doesn't have it.
Option 1 - Import from external provider
You can import the whole font file and settings from an external font host like Google Fonts. Just add this code to your HTML to import it:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Ubuntu:regular,bold&subset=Latin">

Option 2 - Store it in your server
You can download then upload the font files to your server, then import them via @font-face in your CSS. In this example the place of your font file will be http://example.com/fonts/ubuntu.woff.
@font-face {
    font-family: 'Ubuntu';
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: 400;
    src: local('Ubuntu'), url(http://example.com/fonts/ubuntu.woff) format('woff');
}

Using the font
You have to specify where do you want to use that font. Just add Ubuntu to your font-family list:
body {
    font-family: Ubuntu, "times new roman", times, roman, serif;
}

This example code will make the Ubuntu font the default font for every text in your entire web page unless it is overriden by a more specific CSS rule.


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Family Court is a Court of Equity
by Attorney Jason M. Sausser | Aug 16, 2022 | Article, Family Law
Often when trying to define what "equity" means in the legal context, people use words like "fair" or "equal" but neither of those really encompass what it means for the Court to be a "court of equity." So, I am going to try and explain what it means without using 'legalese' or using the word in the definition. Even though this article will be mostly referencing family law or family court, this can apply to non-family law cases also.
Below is the Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute's definition.
Equity: In law, the term "equity" refers to a particular set of remedies and associated procedures involved with civil law. These equitable doctrines and procedures are distinguished from "legal" ones. While legal remedies typically involve monetary damages, equitable relief typically refers to injunctions, specific performance, or vacatur. A court will typically award equitable remedies when a legal remedy is insufficient or inadequate. For example, courts will typically award equitable relief for a claim which involves a particular or unique piece of real estate, or if the plaintiff requests specific performance.[1]
This definition provides an interesting dividing line worth noting. Family Court is a court of equity and not a "court of law", which means that there are not always hard and fast rules that the judge uses to make a ruling. In Family law there generally are not statements such as, "Well, Spouse A, because you did 'X' that means you get primary placement of the child." Instead the court has a number of factors to consider when making most decisions.[2] Compare this to a court of law that says, "You were going one mile an hour over the speed limit, that's illegal, here's your fine."
While there may be discretion as to whether to enforce the law, there are typically few factors that a court reviews to determine if someone actually broke the law. As a practical matter, most Family Law cases are difficult to appeal because the Family Court judge has discretion in making most decisions and two different judges might come to different decisions when looking at all the factors. On appeal, the court of appeals is only allowed to determine if the Family Court judge abused that discretion, which is rare.
Wisconsin courts have used a variety of phrases to describe the Court of Equity. ""A court of equity has inherent power to fashion a remedy to the particular facts."[3] Other cases say that the court of equity has "wide latitude"[4] to provide both sides the relief they need. This means that a court could try to find a way to give both parties all, or a portion of, what the parties want, even if there is not a specific law that says that particular outcome is required. Courts get to "adapt,"[5] or "shap[e] [their ruling] . . . to fit the changing circumstances of every case and the complex relations of all the parties."[6]
This type of court ruling is incredibly different from the "justice is blind" statue that we have heard about the court system. Courts of equity are not blind. Courts of equity have their eyes wide open, looking at all the circumstances they are allowed to look at. They try to mold and craft a ruling to the contours of the case.
You may be thinking, it seems that all courts should be like this. The issue is, this type of court ruling or procedure, where each case is treated as unique, becomes near impossible to predict. Different judges might look at the same facts and consider the same factors but come to different conclusions or rulings. We rely on our courts to interpret laws consistently so that there is predictability in our society. People want to know what the consequences of their actions will be. But, there are settings, like family law, where we realize that no two cases or families are similar enough that a one size fits all approach would work.
In Summary, the best way to describe the court of equity, is to say "it's like a court of law and rules, but it is allowed to be more creative in finding a solution that is right for the specific case at hand and the court of equity can be less concerned about if that same ruling would work for the next case."
[1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/equity
[2] Wis. Stat. § 767.41(5)
[3] Town of Fond du Lac v. City of Fond du Lac, 22 Wis. 2d 525, 531-32, 126 N.W.2d 206 (1964).
[4] Beidel v. Sideline Software, Inc., 2013 WI 56.
[5] Am. Med. Servs., Inc. v. Mut. Fed. Sav. & Loan Ass'n, 52 Wis. 2d 198, 205, 188 N.W.2d 529 (1971).
[6] Ash Park, LLC v. Alexander & Bishop, Ltd., 2010 WI 44.
Attorney Jason M. Sausser
Jason Sausser is an associate at Anderson O'Brien, LLP. Jason gradduated in 2021 with Academic and Pro Bono Society Honors from Marquette University. Before attending law school he spent two years in the Peace Corps in Tanzania. His areas of practice are litigation, dispute resolution, business and corporate law.


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From fashion and ballet to fountains, this is how to enjoy St Petersburg as the snow starts to thaw
As the winter snow melts and temperatures finally rise above freezing, St Petersburg emerges with newfound energy and optimism each spring. Residents surface from their seasonal hibernations and outdoor venues take down their shutters, casting a celebratory air over the city. Festivals and cultural events take place almost every week, featuring everything from St Petersburg Fashion Week and the International Ballet Festival to the highly anticipated Festival of Fountains. If you're visiting the city this season, get in on the action with our guide to the best spring events in St Petersburg.
International Ballet Festival
St Petersburg steps into the new season with a special festival dedicated to its most famous performance art. Established in 2001 as a chance for international aficionados to observe and discuss choreography, Dance Open International Ballet Festival draws major local and international stars to the stage at St Petersburg's most prestigious theatres. Masterclasses, public talks and award ceremonies complement the programme to make this a rewarding experience.
St Petersburg Fashion Week
A pivotal event for trend-conscious locals and visitors, St Petersburg Fashion Week showcases established and up-and-coming designers from across the city, country and beyond. It's a glamorous affair, with the darlings of the Russian fashion scene descending on the city to see and be seen. Secure a seat on the front row to admire the season's freshest looks.
Festival Of Smelt
One of the city's quirkier events, May's annual Festival of Smelt celebrates the arrival of smelt in the river Neva. Why this modest silvery fish has amassed such a following is uncertain, but nonetheless, this is the perfect time to try traditional smelt dishes across the city. The official smelt festival is held at the Lenexpo Exhibition Complex, where chefs and gourmands offer up their favourite regional recipes.
Tulips In Bloom
Elagin Park is known for its tulips and each May, these colourful blooms bring rainbows of colour across the island. Visitors to the picturesque grounds can discover over 90,000 tulips of around 90 varieties marking a celebratory start to spring.
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Night Of Museums
The annual Night of Museums sees galleries across the globe open overnight for one evening only. A great opportunity to see some of your favourite museums in a different light (and away from the crowds), St Petersburg's major venues participate, with special evening programmes, one-day exhibitions, historic re-enactments and all-night tours.
Festival Of Fountains
The elaborate fountains of Peterhof are amongst St Petersburg's most celebrated attractions. When they're officially re-opened in May, there's an opening ceremony called Festival of Fountains where hundreds of people gather to watch each go 'live' to timed music and special effects.
International Stars Of The White Nights Festival
The International Stars of the White Nights Festival is one of Russia's premier classical music, ballet and cultural events, taking place at the Mariinsky Theatre and other major stages across the city. Over a 10-week period, visitors can enjoy a programme of performances by many of the world's best classical performers, some set against a backdrop of the never-setting Arctic sun. If you're passionate about music, this is one of the best spring events in St Petersburg to attend.
City Day
An annual tradition since 1986, City Day celebrates the foundation of Russia's cultural capital by Peter the Great over three centuries ago. Soak up the atmosphere at concerts across the city, the most prominent being the vibrant, classical event on Palace Square, or join the crowds lining the streets to watch the colourful carnival.
On 9th May every year, St Petersburg bursts into rainbows of colour for Victory Day, with parades and events celebrating the end of the Second World War and the Siege of Leningrad. Head to Nevsky Prospect to be at the heart of the action, and follow the parade to Palace Square for a military drill. The excitement culminates with a crescendo of fireworks glittering across the skies above the Neva.
A blockbuster in the Russian Orthodox calendar, Easter is one of the best spring events in St Petersburg. The city's many chapels, churches and cathedrals are resplendent with flowers, ribbons and lace, and bells peal throughout the weekend. The immense colonnaded Kazan Cathedral puts on a blessing ceremony from 1pm, making this a popular site to visit on Easter Sunday.
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Dion Fortune's Book of the Dead is a clear, concise, illuminating guide that explains the stages in the natural process of dying. Once we understand this process, the living can help the dying make the transition from this world to the next. Fortune also shows how traditional customs connected with the passing of a soul have their roots in ssychic fact. For Example, we place candles and fresh flowers in the death chamber as soon as he soul has departed because they provide sufficient etheric emanations to meet the needs of the newly dead. Otherwise, the etheric body of the recently departed will draw its vitality from any available source, including unsuspecting, rieving loved ones who are close by. The new introduction to this revised edition explains in simple, contemporary language what the living can do for the dying and why. This classic esoteric volume, first published as "Through the Gates of Death," takes its rightful place as the Western Mystery euivalent of the "Tibetan Book of Living and Dying." Dion Fortune (1891-1946), founder of The Society for the Inner Light, is recognized as one of the most luminous and significant figures of 20th century esoteric thought. A prolific writer, pioneer psychologist, and powerful psychic, she dedicated her life to the revival of the Western Mystery Tradition.


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The Regional Advantage
Maclean's / September 2011
Colleges are helping grads find their dream job—in their own backyard
College-bound students know that the outdated hierarchy of academic versus applied learning has crumbled, says Ken Steele, co-founder of Academica Group Inc., a research-based marketing consultancy focused on higher education.
But what they might not know is that "colleges have a more complex mandate than universities because they balance the academic interests of students with the local workforce projection of their region," he says.
Fifty per cent of college applicants (about 100,000 students) plan to commute to a local college, says Steele, explaining why these schools invest time and money in advisory panels that analyze the local industrial employment market. So "there's no real sense that you need to travel," explains Steele. Which is to say, depending on where you live, your dream job might be in your own backyard. Here are 25 programs that do their regions proud:
Northwest Community College (Terrace, B.C.)—Sustainable Tourism
When BC Tourism estimated 84,000 new tourism jobs by 2015, Northwest Community College added Sustainable Tourism to the syllabus for the September 2010 semester. Besides tourism, the program focuses on promotion and protection of the local ecosystem and culture—Terrace is the home to 14 Tsimshiam tribes.
The College of the Rockies (Cranbooke, B.C.)—Birth Doula Studies (online)
Though some provinces still don't have the legislation, midwifery has been regulated and provincially funded in British Columbia since 1998. As interest in midwives and doulas continues to grow across the province and the country, an online Birth Doula Studies Program is now offered at the College of the Rockies.
Douglas College (New Westminster, B.C.)—Skills Connect for Immigrants
To accommodate increasing immigration to the West Coast, Douglas College introduced the Skills Connect for Immigrants program in 2007. Skilled immigrants learn the "Canadian-style" job search, how to get proper credentials in their field, and English as a second language. B.C.'s immigration rate is second only to Ontario, where George Brown College offers comparable courses for new Canucks.
Okanagan College (Kelowna, B.C.)—Studio Woodworking
Studio Woodworking, a new full-time program emphasizing craftsmanship, is one of few woodworking programs in Canada. Often using the province's Douglas fir and larch wood, students learn a range of skill sets (from traditional varnishing to modern computer-aided design) and for more than just furniture: instructor Tim Diebert's expertise includes guitars, yachts and Hollywood movie sets—see his handiwork in Disney's Earth Star Voyager.
Camosun College (Victoria, B.C.)—Archaeological Field Technician
Stone tools discovered on B.C.'s Beatton River date human habitation to at least 12,000 years ago—lots of time to create a rich bank of archaeological evidence just waiting to be discovered. In compliance with provincial heritage legislation, Camosun College's Archaeological Field Technician program looks primarily at Aboriginal archaeology through an indigenous perspective, including first Nation elders as guest speakers and an overnight camp on Salt Spring Island.
Yukon College (Whitehorse, Yukon)—First Nations Leading Governance and Public Administration
Given degree-granting status in 2009, Yukon already leads Canada with 14 first Nation self-governments—11 of which have settled their land claims. Tomorrow's Aboriginal leaders train at Yukon College, where the First Nations Leading Governance & Public Administration program offers classes in economic development, power and influence and, of course, land claims.
Yukon School of Visual Arts (Dawson City, Yukon)—Visual Arts
A newly renewed art initiative merges the Yukon School of Visual Arts with the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in, or People of the River, who have resided along the Yukon River for millennia. The Visual Arts program, with a mandate to support first Nations arts and practices, is widely accepted across the whole country—it's accredited at Emily Carr, OCAD, ACAD and more.
Nunavut Arctic College (Qikiqtarjuaq, Nunavut)—Fur Production and Design
Head due north to Nunavut, where fur isn't murder, it's art: Fur Production & Design at Nunavut Arctic College teaches traditional Inuit methods to prepare sealskin fur garments and sell them in a contemporary market. And students are at the top of their game: second-year student Rosie Audlakiak's form-fitting sealskin vest won first place at the 2010 national Fur Re-Invented competition in Montreal.
Aurora College (Yellowknife, N.W.T.)—Introduction to Underground Mining
Settled in the '30s after the discovery of gold, Yellowknife eventually shifted from a mining town to a government centre—until the mid-'90s diamond boom caused the Northwest Territories to return to its roots. De Beers' fourth mine is expected to reach full production by 2012, and the region will be ready: Aurora College's community-based Introduction to Underground Mining includes a "Ready to work North" course, where students fast-track through in just six weeks.
Medicine Hat College (Medicine Hat, Alta.)—Environmental Reclamation Technician
Graduates of Medicine Hat College's two-year Environmental Reclamation Technician program are studying the opposite of their counterparts in mining programs: they learn surveying, mapping, assessment and monitoring in order to return disturbed lands—from mining, yes, but also oil drilling, gas extraction, transportation or logging—to their natural habitat and state of vegetation.
Great Plains College (multiple campuses, Saskatchewan)—Industry and Safety Training
Great Plains College's slogan—"Education with Energy"—is applied literally at their Energy Training Centre, where Industry & Safety Training prepares students for careers in Saskatchewan's oil and gas industries. It's also home to the province's only fall-hazard indoor training facility—the Fall Protection Tower was completed last fall.
The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (Saskatoon, Sask.)—Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Growing air traffic across the Prairies, and a corresponding demand for maintenance engineers, meant students at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Tech nologies needed a bigger home: in October, they unveiled a new 25,000-sq.-foot facility. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering students are partnered with aerospace and defence companies—Boeing Aerospace, Rockwell Collins and Lockheed Martin—to learn the aircraft skills that keep our skies safe.
Grande Prairie Regional College (Grande Prairie, Alta.)—Palaeontology
Alberta's Pipestone Creek Dinosaur Initiative—a multiphased project culminating in a world-class dinosaur museum in 2012—includes Grande Prairie Regional College's palaeontology program. In September 2010, an agreement was reached to enable the coordination and delivery of palaeontology education in northwestern Alberta, a gold mine of unearthed dinosaur bones—not one, but two new dino species have been discovered in the bone bed already.
Grand Prairie Regional College (Grande Prairie, Alta.)—Older Adult Fitness and Wellness
Also at Grande Prairie, in anticipation of shifting demographics caused by aging boomers, a new specialization was introduced in 2009. Older Adult Fitness and Wellness, a personal-training tangent that includes nutrition and pharmacology as well as CPR and first aid, is designed to promote health and fitness for older clients, ranging in ability and mobility from active to frail.
The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (Edmonton, Alta.)—Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology—a merging of physics, biology and chemistry to manipulate atoms and molecules—is an emerging sector in Canada; Alberta has been a major player since unveiling their investment strategy in 2007. The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology launched Canada's first diploma in Nanotechology last year, a two-year program catering to more than 40 companies in and around Edmonton.
St. Lawrence College (Kingston, Ont.)—Biotechnology
Biotechnology students at St. Lawrence College become lab researchers, disease fighters, forensic scientists—and cheese makers? Yes, since a revival in the Ottawa Valley's local artisanal cheese industry has created new demand for experts. With the support of the Ontario Cheese Society, St. Lawrence is researching not just taste and texture, but need and market in eastern Ontario.
Niagara College (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.)—Winery, Viticulture and Brewery Studies
Niagara College—Canada's only commercial teaching winery and the centre of wine education in the Niagara Peninsula—offers lots of options for budding oenophiles: Winery, Viticulture and Brewery Studies students choose from the certificate, diploma or graduate program.
LaSalle College (Montreal, Que.)—International School of Fashion, Arts and Design
For fashionistas looking to showcase their creations in Montreal's fashion scene, the International School of Fashion, Arts and Design at LaSalle College offers a program in Textile Embellishment. Taken alongside the fashion design degree, the certificate includes classes in cutting-edge fabric technology, including textile creations, ornamentation, treatments and computer techniques.
Sheridan College (Oakville, Ont.)—Animation
Twenty-five years before Toy Story wowed moviegoers, Sheridan College offered Animation, earning a reputation as "the Harvard of animation colleges." Grads head straight to work with the digital giants—Pixar, Dreamworks and Cookie Jar—keeping Canada fiercely competitive in alternative media and the 3-D digital boom.
Seneca College (King City, Ont.)—Gerontology
Now that baby boomers have hit retirement age, shifting demographics will make for good business for gerontologists. Plenty of alternative retirement communities in the Greater Toronto Area will be hiring graduates of Seneca College's Gerontology program—transferable toward a degree in social work—who have learned skills in interventions, family communication, bereavement and grief.
St. John's Marine Institute (St. John's, Nfld.)—Ocean Mapping
St. John's Marine Institute offers a joint diploma/degree in Ocean Mapping, teaching the solid technical skills to collect, manage and analyze ocean data from the surface to the seabed. There's no shortage of material for treasure hunters, either—Libraries and Archives Canada estimate more than 25,000 shipwrecks exist off of Canada's East Coast.
Holland College (Summerside, P.E.I.)—Wind Turbine Technician
The global market for wind energy—sustainable and fuel-free, with no greenhouse gas emissions—is expanding faster than any other source of electric energy, and P.E.I. is emerging as one of the most progressive renewable energy leaders in North America. Holland College is preparing workers with its Wind Turbine Technician program at its Summerside location, ripe with strong gusts to keep the windmills spinning.
College of the North Atlantic (multiple campuses, Nfld.)—Emergency Management Education
Besides the coast's obvious natural disasters—hurricanes, snowstorms and flooding caused by the unruly Atlantic—government agencies have been expanding their emergency and contingency plans since 9/11. Graduates of the upcoming Emergency Management Education program at the College of the North Atlantic will be prepared for any number of worst-case scenarios—and not just preparedness and response, but prevention as well.
Nova Scotia Community College (Cumberland, N.S.)—Refrigeration & Air Conditioning: Geothermal
Nova Scotia Community College offers access to some of the world's deepest abandoned coal mines—mines that have flooded over time—as the ideal setting to study Refrigeration & Air Conditioning: Geothermal. Two geothermal wells have been drilled below the campus, providing a "living" training lab for students to monitor and maintain geothermal energy—a cutting-edge trade aligning with Nova Scotia's growing renewable energy sector.
Nova Scotia Community College (multiple campuses, N.S.)—Fishing Master Certification
The second-smallest Canadian province exports a whopping $1 billion in fish to 90 countries around the world. To keep up with the demand, Nova Scotia Community College's School of fisheries offers a fishing Master Certification, teaching everything from boating safety to fish-harvesting technology.
Five stars. Will be back tomorrow.
Maclean's
Fowl play on campus
- June 2017
Deadline Trauma
Maclean's University Rankings 2017


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Q: Unable to launch apps on Ubuntu Touch on Nexus 5 I've installed Ubuntu Touch on my Nexus 5, but I'm unable to launch apps, such as the browser. Does anyone know a fix? I installed via the AUR versions of ubuntu-device-flash and phablet-tools.

A: So far I know there are different images for nexus 5. If you installed a 16.04 one, that might be buggy because it's in development. Try to find and install a 15.04 one. That can work better.


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// GDisplay.cpp
// Mike Diskett 19th April 1998

// Hardware Level Display stuff for Playstation
//
//.

#include	<MFStdLib.h>
//#include <sys/types.h>
#include <libetc.h>
#include <libgte.h>
#include <libgpu.h>
#include <libsn.h>
#include <libapi.h>
#include <libcd.h>
#include <libpad.h>
#include <libmcrd.h>

#include	"c:\fallen\psxlib\headers\GDisplay.h"
#include	"c:\fallen\headers\night.h"
#include	"c:\fallen\psxeng\headers\psxeng.h"
#include	"c:\fallen\headers\game.h"

SLONG				DisplayWidth,
					DisplayHeight,
					DisplayBPP;
Display				the_display;

#if 1
char *GDisp_Bucket;
#else
char GDisp_Bucket[BUCKET_MEM];
#endif

#include "ctrller.h"

ControllerPacket	PAD_Input1,PAD_Input2;

ULONG GDisp_OTag[OTSIZE];
ULONG GDisp_OTag2[OTSIZE];

extern void	PCReadFile(CBYTE *name,UBYTE *addr,ULONG len);
extern UBYTE Wadmenu_Backdrop[];

extern void MFX_init(void);
extern void AENG_flip2(ULONG *back_image);

extern int screen_x;
extern int screen_y;

//---------------------------------------------------------------
SLONG	InitHardware(void)
{
	UBYTE act[2];
#ifndef FS_ISO9660
	PCinit();
#endif

	ResetCallback();

	CdInit();
	MFX_init();

#ifndef VERSION_DEMO
	MemCardInit(1);
	MemCardStart();
#endif

	PadInitDirect((char*)&PAD_Input1,(char*)&PAD_Input2);
//	act[0]=act[1]=0;
//	PadSetAct(0,act,2);
	PadStartCom();

	PAD_Input1.data.pad=0xffff;
	PAD_Input2.data.pad=0xffff;

	InitGeom();			/* initialize geometry subsystem */

}

void	InitVideo(void)
{
	ResetGraph(0);		/* reset graphic subsystem (0:cold,1:warm) */
	SetGraphDebug(0);	/* set debug mode (0:off, 1:monitor, 2:dump) */

#ifdef VERSION_NTSC
	SetVideoMode(MODE_NTSC);
#else
	SetVideoMode(MODE_PAL);
#endif
	SetGeomOffset(DisplayWidth>>1, DisplayHeight>>1);	/* set geometry origin as (160, 120) */

	SetGeomScreen(420);		/* distance to viewing-screen */
	SetFogNearFar(810,20000,420);

	SetDispMask(1);

	return(1);
}

void	ReleaseHardware(void)
{
	StopCallback();
	PadStopCom();
	ResetGraph(3);
}

UWORD	psx_tpages[22];
//UWORD	psx_tpages_clut[16];

#define	MAX_PATH	128
#define	FILE	SLONG

#define	MFFileHandle	SLONG
#define	FILE_OPEN_ERROR	(-1)
#define	SEEK_MODE_CURRENT	(1)

extern	SLONG	SpecialOpen(CBYTE *name);
extern	SLONG	SpecialRead(SLONG handle,UBYTE *ptr,SLONG s1);
extern	SLONG	SpecialSeek(SLONG handle,SLONG mode,SLONG size);
extern  SLONG	SpecialSize(SLONG handle);

#define	FileOpen(x)		SpecialOpen(x)
#define	FileClose(x)	SpecialClose(x)
#define	FileCreate(x,y)	ASSERT(0)
#define	FileRead(h,a,s) SpecialRead(h,(UBYTE*)a,s)
#define	FileWrite(h,a,s) ASSERT(0)
#define	FileSeek(h,m,o) SpecialSeek(h,m,o)
#define FileSize(h)		SpecialSize(h)

#define	fopen(x,y)		SpecialOpen(x)
#define	fclose(x)		SpecialClose(x)
#define	fread(a,s1,s2,h) SpecialRead(h,a,s1*s2)

void	setup_textures(int world)
{
	UBYTE	*addr;
	CBYTE	name[32];
	TIM_IMAGE	tim;
	SLONG	c0;
	SLONG	id;

#if 0
	addr=(UBYTE*)&GDisp_Bucket[BUCKET_MEM-(34*1024)];

	for(c0=1;c0<19;c0++)
	{
		sprintf(name,"data\\textures\\world%d\\tex%02d.tim",world,c0);
//		printf("%s\n",name);

		PCReadFile(name,addr,32788);
		if(OpenTIM((ULONG*)addr)==0)
		{
			ReadTIM(&tim);
			{
				DrawSync(0);

				LoadImage(tim.prect,tim.paddr);
				if (c0<17)
					psx_tpages[c0-1]=getTPage(0,1,tim.prect->x,tim.prect->y);

//				psx_tpages_clut[c0-1]=getClut(tim.crect->x,tim.crect->y);
			}
		}
	}
#else
	RECT r;
	r.x=512;
	r.y=0;
	r.w=512;
	r.h=512;

	addr=(UBYTE*)MemAlloc(524288+196608);
#ifndef VERSION_DEMO
	if (world==0)
	{
		sprintf(name,"levels0\\level00\\texture%d.tex",Wadmenu_Backdrop[wad_level]);
	}
	else
		sprintf(name,"levels%d\\level%02d\\textures.tex",world/10,world);
#else
	if (world==0)
		sprintf(name,"urban\\level00\\texture0.tex");
	else
		sprintf(name,"urban\\level%02d\\textures.tex",world);
#endif

	PCReadFile(name,addr,524288+196608);
	LoadImage2(&r,(ULONG*)addr);
	DrawSync(0);
	if (world!=0)
	{
		r.x=320;
		r.w=192;
		LoadImage(&r,(ULONG*)&addr[524288]);
		DrawSync(0);
	}
	MemFree((void*)addr);

	for(c0=0;c0<16;c0++)
		psx_tpages[c0]=getTPage(0,1,512+((c0&7)<<6),(c0&8)<<5);
	psx_tpages[16]=getTPage(0,1,320,0);
	psx_tpages[17]=getTPage(0,1,320,256);
	psx_tpages[18]=getTPage(0,1,384,0);
	psx_tpages[19]=getTPage(0,1,384,256);
	psx_tpages[20]=getTPage(0,1,448,0);
	psx_tpages[21]=getTPage(0,1,448,256);

#endif
}

void TEXTURE_choose_set(SLONG number)
{
//extern	void	load_texture_styles(UBYTE editor, UBYTE world);
//	number=13;
//	load_texture_styles(FALSE, number);
	setup_textures(number);
}

/*
void LoadTitle()
{
	UBYTE *addr;
	TIM_IMAGE	tim;

	addr=MemAlloc(262168);
	if (addr==0)
	{
		printf("Fuckup, cannot allocate memory for Titlepage.\n");
		exit(1);
	}
	PCReadFile("data\\gamelogo.tim",addr,262168);

	if(OpenTIM((ULONG*)addr)==0)
	{
		ReadTIM(&tim);
		LoadImage(tim.prect,tim.paddr);
		tim.prect->y=0;
		DrawSync(0);
		LoadImage(tim.prect,tim.paddr);
		DrawSync(0);
	}
	MemFree(addr);
}
*/

#if 1
void	GDisp_SetupBucketMem(char *addr,SLONG size)
{
	// Clear the ordering tables (we dont want stray polygons in an area of memory that
	// is no longer valid.
	ClearOTag(the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].ot,OTSIZE);
	ClearOTag(the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].ot,OTSIZE);

	// Next we point GDisp_Bucket to the appropriate location
	GDisp_Bucket=addr;

	// We'll make the prim buffers point to the address of our new display bucket
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].PrimMem=the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].PrimMem=GDisp_Bucket;
	the_display.CurrentPrim=the_display.CurrentDisplayBuffer->PrimMem;

	// Finally we set the amount of memory to size
	BUCKET_MEM=size;
}
#endif

SLONG	OpenDisplay(ULONG width, ULONG height, ULONG depth, ULONG flags)
{
	/* initialize environment for double buffer
	 *	buffer #0:	(0,  0)-(320,240) (320x240)
	 *	buffer #1:	(0,256)-(320,480) (320x240)
	 */

#ifdef VERSION_LORES
	DisplayWidth=320;
#else
	DisplayWidth=512;
#endif

#ifdef VERSION_NTSC
	DisplayHeight=240;//256;
#else
	DisplayHeight=256;
#endif

	SetDefDrawEnv(&the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw, 0,   0, DisplayWidth, DisplayHeight);
	SetDefDrawEnv(&the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw, 0, 256, DisplayWidth, DisplayHeight);
	SetDefDispEnv(&the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Disp, 0, 256, DisplayWidth, DisplayHeight);
	SetDefDispEnv(&the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Disp, 0,   0, DisplayWidth, DisplayHeight);

	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Disp.screen.x=screen_x;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Disp.screen.x=screen_x;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Disp.screen.y=screen_y;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Disp.screen.y=screen_y;

//	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].PrimMem=the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].PrimMem=GDisp_Bucket;

	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].ot=GDisp_OTag;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].ot=GDisp_OTag2;
//	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].ot=the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].ot=GDisp_OTag;

	the_display.CurrentDisplayBuffer=&the_display.DisplayBuffers[0];
	the_display.CurrentPrim=the_display.CurrentDisplayBuffer->PrimMem;

	ClearOTag(the_display.CurrentDisplayBuffer->ot, OTSIZE);

	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.isbg=1;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.r0=0;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.g0=0;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.b0=0;

	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.isbg=1;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.r0=0;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.g0=0;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.b0=0;

	PutDispEnv(&the_display.CurrentDisplayBuffer->Disp);
	PutDrawEnv(&the_display.CurrentDisplayBuffer->Draw);

	SetDispMask(1);		/* enable to display (0:inhibit, 1:enable) */

	// Commented out whilst menu is in, this was only temporary only NEway
//	LoadTitle();
//	setup_textures(0);
extern	void AENG_flip_init(void);
	AENG_flip_init();

	return(0);
}

void SetDisplayClear(SLONG clear)
{
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.isbg=clear;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.isbg=clear;
}

void SetDisplayFade(void)
{
//	int b0;
//	if (NIGHT_flag & NIGHT_FLAG_DAYTIME)
//		b0=255;
//	else
//		b0=0;

	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.r0=0;//NIGHT_sky_colour.red;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.g0=0;//NIGHT_sky_colour.green;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[0].Draw.b0=0;//NIGHT_sky_colour.blue;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.r0=0;//NIGHT_sky_colour.red;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.g0=0;//NIGHT_sky_colour.green;
	the_display.DisplayBuffers[1].Draw.b0=0;//NIGHT_sky_colour.blue;
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------

SLONG	CloseDisplay(void)
{
}

//---------------------------------------------------------------

SLONG	SetDisplay(ULONG width,ULONG height,ULONG depth)
{
}

void	ShowBackImage(void)
{
}
void	LoadBackImage(CBYTE *name)
{
}
void	InitBackImage(CBYTE *name)
{
}
void	ResetBackImage(void)
{
}

UBYTE	psx_motor[2];
extern int vibra_mode;
extern int psx_send;

void	PSX_SetShock(UBYTE fast,UBYTE slow)
{

	if (vibra_mode && !(GAME_STATE &(GS_LEVEL_LOST|GS_LEVEL_WON)))
	{
		if (fast>psx_motor[0])
			psx_motor[0]=fast;
		if (slow>psx_motor[1])
			psx_motor[1]=slow;
		psx_send=1;
	}
	else
	{
		psx_motor[0]=0;
		psx_motor[1]=0;
	}

}

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Q: 'missing operator at _@_' when adding xdata to RBC graph element I'm currently learning how to use the rbc library right now. I have some hardware that is returning two lists: one is time and the other is voltage. Here is the line of tcl where I try and create the element:
    $myGraph element create "CH${channel}:${polarity}" -xdata [list [lindex [lindex $myWaveform 2] 0]] -ydata [list [lindex [lindex $myWaveform 2] 1]]

Note: I use lindex twice because it is a list of lists and I need to index into the first list to get to my data.
Now, when executing this code, I get the following error message:
missing operator at _@_
in expression "1.9e-8 _@_1.902e-8 1.904e-8 1.90..."

Now, I'd post my list here except it's HUGE (>4000 elements). But basically what you see in the snippet of the error is the format of the list:
"1.9e-8 1.902e-8 1.904e-8 1.90..."

Now, I know for a fact that the data being passed in is of type list and is what I'm looking for, as I have done a llength function on it, and it is a list of 4000 elements. I'm not sure where it's getting the 'operator' from, as there is nothing in the list at the position '@' occupies in the error. What could possibly be wrong with my list?
EDIT: When I manually do this process through the console, it works. Why wouldn't it work in the code?

A: I figured out what the issue was. For some reason, the function I was using to acquire the data put it into a list of size 1, where the first element was my actual data list, of size 4000:
{{"1.9e-8 1.902e-8 1.904e-8 1.90..."}}

Because it was trying to iterate over this list of size 1, it was running into errors.


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I'm on a mascot kick, I guess. Yesterday I ripped the Northern Colorado Bears because they named their mascot Klawz. So dumb. Today, I have a new obsession. I love small town. I love minor league baseball. Combine the two…gems await. Such is the case with the Richmond Flying Squirrels, the Double A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. I hate the Giants, but I love me some Flying Squirrels. Minor league baseball is the best… always coming up with wacky promotions and mascots to get fans in the stands. So, the Richmond mascot's name is Nutzy, named during a fan contest a couple years ago. Yup. Nutzy. Anyway, this guy is nothing more than a modern day suped up version of Mighty Mouse. Try to tell me I'm wrong.
Anyway, I guess that Richmond felt every good super hero mascot needs a sidekick, so they held a contest that received over 3,000 votes to name their new inflatable sidekick to Nutzy. The winning name? Zinger. That's entire blog in and of itself… neat name! Zing! Meet Zinger.
The fans are the real winners here, folks. Endless zingers and nut jokes await. I repeat, I love small town, and I love minor league baseball. Oh, and I love nuts.
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It takes about 12 weeks for the vanilla beans to infuse their flavor in the alcohol, so this is a great gift to make in advance. If you don't have enough time to let it sit for 12 weeks, just include a date on a gift tag for when it can be used.
These cute vanilla vinyl labels really add to the charm of this gift!
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Did this last year; so fun!


We are a persistent roleplay group under the Dedicated Teams Guild on Sarlona (currently for roleplay we are light to medium but it depends on the members). We play every Saturday at 7:30PM EST/GMT-5. Newcomers to DDO or roleplaying are welcome!
#2: Voice is not required since we are here to role play and that happens through typing and not voice.
#3: No rushing since we will want to explore as if we had never entered the quest ever before.
#4: No gaining gifts, items or money, from characters not within the group.
#5: No using the auction house yet the brokers are fine as long as the character has followed rule #4.
#6: As with #4 and #5, the group is to be a persistent group and hence will be to share loot found between the members where someone else may use the item better than you; sharing makes the group stronger as a whole.
#7: The group will be light to heavy role play depending how we are feeling and Out of Character comments are to be done within (( )) brackets.
#8: Players are allowed to play a character as they see fit as maturity is the key to a persistent group.
If you have any inquiries, feel free to private message me and I will get back to you as quick as I can.
I will be a half hour late to today's session. Sorry for the late notice.
At this time I would like to welcome Sailiana to the party. Like our previous cleric she is an Undying Court cleric so it seems like they are very interested in our activities. Of course, with all of the undead popping up in Stormreach this may be a sign.
We are still looking for at least one more person to fill our ranks as we are unsure of the status of some of our members. If you are interested please respond to this thread or send Xgemina or Marrra a PM.
Heh, I thought I sent you a PM, but anyway, I'll post here too. I'm interested, and looking for a dedicated group again. However, I've not RP'ed here in Stormreach before, so it will be a new experience for me.
I also wish to welcome Thornspike Swiftwing to our team. Thornspike is a barbarian from the Talenta Plains and we look forward to hiding behind him often.
We will be meeting in the Wayward Lobster this Saturday to once again descend into the murky waters of the Water Works. Seems Tember lost another set of cousins and kobolds, of course, breed like...well, kobolds.
Had to leave town a while, you're on your own this week.
Modoken reads the note from Ivress and sighing deeply compared it to the one he just received from Sailiana. While Ivress' note is short; Sailiana's note requires a large amount of parchment. Apparently the young elven cleric will not be able to attend due to familial commitments. "What is it with Undying Court clerics and their families," he mused to himself.
Sorry to say but I am unable to make it to the next two sessions, I have an international guest staying and I promised to show him around the city that I live in. As such I am pretty much unavailible for the next two weeks.
Needless to say you will be missed Grieyls. Hope you have an enjoyable time with your guest and we'll be waiting for you when you return.
So far we've had 2 players express interest in joining our team: Gritten Orksbane a dwarf fighter and an elf cleric. I've invited both to run with us tonight in water works. Hope to see everyone there.
I am so sorry for missing the last session. My PC got heatstroke and wouldn't run. As this is becoming more common now it's summer, I'm going to have to cancel my subscription until I get my new PC in a couple of months. I am so sorry and hate to bail on you all. I hope you continue to have fun, and just assume Ivress is off chasing fortune elsewhere for a while.
With the sad news of Ivress taking a (hopefully) short sabatical; I spoke to Sailiana and she happened to know of a rogue that would be happy to come and work with us. Once I receive the rogue's name I will add it to the list in the top post.
Game night tonight. Lets meet in the Wayward Lobster and we'll figure out what we're going to do tonight. We do have a rogue in the party: Velorna, who is taking the place of Sailiana (who has Undying Court business, imagine that). I have not heard from Gritten to see if he was going to show up tonight. I hope to tackle STK next week when our wizard gets back from his travels.
Ah but a question... I see that you're all having a game night tonight or when ever so I'm asking has the game been shifted from the Sunday to Wednesday my time?
Nope, our team is still set for Saturday night/Sunday morning. I'll be looking forward to seeing ya at our usual time.
I'm sorry for the unexpected absence of the last session, family issues.
For this up coming session i might be about an hour late.
Alas I'm having a very frustrating time just loging in. I do not know what the issue is but I can't stay in game for any longer then a few seconds before the connection cuts out on me. As such I don't think I'll be in to play this session, not unless a miracle happens... Feel like banging my head against a wall.
I'm off to phone my IP provider and find out what the heck the issue is, in the mean time you all have fun.
Ah so that's what happened Grieyls. I saw that you had signed on, but then you were gone again. Tonight it was Miarshun, Velorna and Modoken. We ran through the Cerulean Hills until we found all the explorer areas and then ran Kobolds New Ringleader on hard.
With no word from Gritten or Thornspike in the past 2 weeks we are looking again for some martial minded fellows. Miarshun has a friend who is interested and so we should see them next week. Once I get some more infomation I'll post it.
 I have heard from Thornspike and he is planning on being on next Saturday. Miarshun, I have not heard from your friend yet, but whatever he wants to play, we could probably work with.
I apologize for the late thread update. I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is Miarshun's friend did contact me and will be in game tonight. Be on the lookout for a warforge by the name of Drednaught.
Again, sorry for updating the thread so late. Hope everyone has a great time this week and that the Festivult Jester brings you all the goodies that you wanted.
Well it's mid-January so I hope everyone had a great time over the holidays. I apologize that I have not been in game these last 3 weeks. Unfortunately, due to some changes at work I am no longer able to consistently have Saturday evenings off. I had thought that the situation was a minor bump that would be smoothed out, but it was painfully made clear to me this week that was not the case.
I have PM'ed Thalion to let him know that Modoken has stepped down as the leader of the Venturing Virgins Saturday/Sunday evening/morning group and that one of the remaining members would need to be promoted to guild officer. At this time, I am unsure who (if anyone) is still showing up for the team, but please choose amongst yourselves and PM Thalion with your choice.
It was a pleasure exploring Stormreach with you gentlemen and I hope to see you all in the game on the other days of the week.
A dark, dank tavern in the market place. A dreary room which was once full of life and now filled with once wheelers and dealers of the large market place tent. Now.. their shop the Rusty Nail where hopefully, just hopefully, they are safe from harm from the demons of Shavarath.
A cold breeze comes through the door, a wet smell also, as if someone let in a wet cat. At the door stands a cloaked figure, head to toe in a woolen cloak.
The figure walks up to a table with at least one familiar figure at it.
"Morning, stranger," a woman voice, elven accent speaks to you, Modoken. Her cloak is wet, dripping on the floor from the rain outside. Before you say a word, she lowers the hood to reveal a once friend and leader of the group, Yyelana.
"I hear you had to step back, sad days have hit the city I see. I leave for half a year and hell, literally, breaks lose. I mean the market place, of all places!" Slowly she takes off the cloak to reveal not armour but instead warm clothes, hardly the sort of clothes to be going around the market place in with the recent attacks.
"Before you say anything, I know.. I heard through the grapevine that you are leaving the group for whatever ill omens you follow. I too, am not yet back, not entirely sure. The wind carried me here yet where it blows, I know not. What I am curious about though, is how many of the ilk are still around? Ivress, Grielys, how many of them? New members, perhaps? These are ill times, and ill times demand ill measures to be sure."


Include your inseam (top of inside of leg to floor while wearing cowboy boots), your waist (just below your belt line), and your thigh at the thickest point.
Measure your hips where you plan to wear your belt.
Specify the make and model of gun along with barrel length.


Tuesday, December 9, 2008 City of Bayside Carols by Candlelight.
Sunday, November 21, 2008. Twilight Fete.
Sunday, November 9, 2008. Melbourne Zoo.
Sunday, August 3, 2008. Kingston City Massed Bands Concert.
Sunday, July 20, 2008. Fundraising Concert for Salvation Army.
Sunday, June 22, 2008 Combined Performance with Stonnington Brass Training Band.
Sunday, May 18, 2008 SACB and Choir of Hard Knocks.
(Postponed from February 17) Summer Revival.


Beautiful card. I love the purple tulips.
Love it!! My fave flower and fave color, you sure you didn't make it for me?? LOL I may have to try and make this. TFS.
Sorry I didn't call you back. Let's just say, it's been one of those days.
I'll try you again tomorrow!
Very beautiful card! I love the tulips and the cake is so sweet :) Thnks for sharing!
The card looks amazing! I love the bright colors you used and the way you made the table. I'm sure your friend's wife is going to love it.
beautiful card Tracey. If you don't mind me asking...how much would you charge for a card like this. Essentially it is not a card but a small project with a lot of time put into it. I always have trouble pricing the more detailed orders I get.
What a beautiful card! I love all the detail in the "table" everything is placed on and the purple tulips are a gorgeous color!


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Taylor Swift to Ship New Single, "Betty," to Country Radio [Listen]
by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | July 30, 2020
For the first time in almost three years, Taylor Swift will ship a new single, "Betty," to country radio.
Penned by Taylor and William Bowery, "Betty" is feature on Taylor's new album, Folklore. The single will officially impact country radio on Aug. 17. Taylor's label home, Republic, and the country-focused MCA Nashville will act as the supporting labels.
Taylor surprised her legion of fans by releasing her eighth studio album, Folklore, at midnight ET on July 24. She announced the new album on July 23. Folklore features 16 tracks on the standard edition, with a bonus track on the deluxe version.
Taylor released "New Year's Day" to country radio in 2017.
Listen to "Betty" below.
photo by JPA, AFF-USA.com
written by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | published July 30, 2020 1:17 pm
category: NCD News | related posts: Betty, Country Radio, Folklore, Taylor Swift


MARCOUX, HON. YVON, B.A., LL.L., LL.M. (Vaudreuil) Minister of Transport.
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I agree with your premise. However, even the honest, reasoned, critical thinking of a human being is tainted by the curse of sin. I prefer to use the phrase "critical, Biblical thinking" when referring to the discussion and debate of theological issues. The mind must be anchored to the Word of God without deviation.
Keep the articles coming! They are always thought-provoking and of spiritual benefit.
You are in my daily prayers for your health. Trust you are well my friend!
Thank you Tod, good thinking.