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We often label moments, situations or events in our life based solely on our personal perception and in reference to what we wanted and how we expected it to go. Get the job you wanted with higher than expected pay, "it is awesome". Get a speeding ticket on your way to work "it sucks". A relationship ends, you total your car in an accident or you loose your job "it is a disaster". If we shift our perception, drop our expectations we can see that every single moment is an opportunity.
This morning no one showed up for my 6am class. Did I expect this, no! Did I want this to happen, no! What is possible now? I meditated for 30 minutes in my warm cozy studio and was inspired to write this blog for all of you (and myself).
Anytime something does not go as you wanted and expected, can you ask "what is now possible". Can you look past your attached outcome and simply see the outcome as what it is and create possibility? Generate an opportunity? Take an even bigger step and see that your bad outcome is an opportunity for someone else. (My students who did not come this morning, wherever they were was an opportunity for them and those they were with.) The world is full of possibility and opportunities, more than we could ever take, and we must realize that we are all connected in this big universe and the opportunity simply may not be ours in any given moment. That car accident, your disaster, the towing company, mechanic, autobody shop or car salesman's opportunity. That new job you got, most likely someone else lost.
Slow down, pause in any given situation and simply ask yourself, what opportunity am I not seeing? What can I do now that would not be possible if "this" had not happened. Stop limiting yourself to what you think should happen and be in flow with the universe.

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Eleven local Habitats recognized as national award winners announced
From May 10-12, Habitat for Humanity Canada held its National Conference and AGM in Winnipeg, Manitoba, celebrating the achievements of local Habitats during its National Award Celebration Gala.
Welcome to new national board member Victoria Barclay
Victoria joins Habitat Canada as a Fora: Network for Change's Girls on Boards Young Director. She is a Master of Arts student at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Sociology.
Meaning of Home contest opens today
Grades 4, 5 and 6 students share what home means to them in a national writing contest that is now open today until February 24, 2023.
A life well lived - Terry Petkau
Terry Petkau, a beloved member of the Habitat family and Habitat for Humanity Canada staff member, has passed away.
What if everyone in Canada had a safe and affordable place to call home?
As we mark National Housing Day on November 22, it is time for us to recognize that our communities are in trouble, with too many people struggling to stay properly housed.
New Survey on Homeownership and the Housing Affordability Crisis
Habitat for Humanity Canada has released the results of a new national survey revealing Canadians’ attitudes towards the affordable housing crisis in Canada.
Call for nominations: Habitat Canada's National Board of Directors
Habitat for Humanity Canada is seeking outstanding individuals from across Canada to serve as external directors on our National Board of Directors.
Important Update from Habitat for Humanity Canada on Habitat Kamloops
Habitat for Humanity Canada’s National Board has voted to disaffiliate Habitat for Humanity Kamloops.
Investing in youth skills – for their future as well as ours
In honour of this year’s World Youth Skills Day, we want to encourage more youth to pursue a career in the skilled trades, an investment that will benefit not only Canada but the youth themselves.

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On April 5, 1,600 B Corps received an email asking for our input, as a member of the B Corporation community, on the decision to relocate the annual B Corps Champion Retreat from North Carolina, in the wake of the HB2 “bathroom bill” coming into effect. We (Yulu PR) knew we were looking at a big story ahead of us and flagged this to B Lab (the nonprofit that represents the 1,600+ businesses in the community) as an opportunity to influence change among businesses by speaking openly with the press on why they came to the decision to relocate.
Yulu and B Lab collaborated on a strategy which changed rapidfire as new developments took the story to trending status. North Carolina was losing money fast, as influential players like Deutsche Bank and PayPal froze business operations and Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams cancelled their concerts in North Carolina. Governor McCrory announced the day after we sent out the initial story parts of the bill would be changed, but the most important parts of the bill would not be repealed.
RESULTS & IMPACT
Hours after our initial pitch to the press, paired with a massive joint effort from other businesses who were against the bill, the story began to shift. The state governor announced a partial repeal of the bill, bringing into question whether B Lab would reinstate the retreat with the state. B Lab felt it wasn’t enough, and we agreed so we sent out an updated statement in short order to reporters on the beat. We had Reuters, Associated Press and Wall Street Journal checking in with us a couple times a day with the desire to be kept updated on the story, as B Lab took local B Corps to meet with legislators.
This was a story on the political will of 1,600+ purpose-driven businesses. And with a $1 million price tag attached to the retreat, it was our way into top-tier business publications. The impact was twofold, in line with B Lab’s goals: first, it sent a strong message to the mainstream business community on the impact of being values-driven, while also affirming the identity and alignment of values with B Corp members. Social impact’s economic force in a political decision cuts through three trendy topics. That was clear. We secured a headline piece in Fortune, a significant inclusion in Buzzfeed, as well as quality coverage in Mashable, the Atlantic and the Associated Press, which was in turn picked up by dozens of other news outlets. Media coverage’s effects were tangible as we saw the Fortune piece shared on the B Hive and newsletter, to much excitement and buzz about B Lab’s commitment to values and community.
“Yulu demonstrated the critical thinking, energy and adaptability necessary to keep B Corporation’s story relevant with the highly controversial and important political conversation around North Carolina’s “bathroom bill.” With limited resources, little advance notice, and during a time where the news and story was changing by the day, Yulu took our story and targeted top international outlets, exercising smart judgment in short order again and again. They are an intelligent team of storytellers who understand how to use PR as a force for good.”

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Clear to partly cloudy. Chance of a shower or thunderstorm through the evening. Low near 65F. Winds light and variable.
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Researchers disagree on when artificial intelligence that displays something like human understanding might arrive. But the Obama administration isn't waiting to find out. The White House says the government needs to start thinking about how to regulate and use the powerful technology while it is still dependent on humans.
“The public should have an accurate mental model of what we mean when we say artificial intelligence,” says Ryan Calo, who teaches law at University of Washington. Calo spoke last week at the first of four workshops the White House hosts this summer to examine how to address an increasingly AI-powered world.
Although scholars and policymakers agree that Washington has a role to play here, it isn't clear what the path to that policy looks like---even as pressing questions accumulate. They include deciding when and how Google's self-driving cars take to American highways and examining how bias permeates algorithms.
"One thing we know for sure is that AI is making policy challenges already, such as how to make sure the technology remains safe, controllable, and predictable, even as it gets much more complex and smarter," said Ed Felten, the deputy US chief of science and technology policy leading the White House’s summer of AI research. "Some of these issues will become more challenging over time as the technology progresses, so we’ll need to keep upping our game."
Although artificial intelligence already exceeds human capabilities in some areas---Google’s AlphaGo repeatedly beatthe world’s best Go player---each system’s applications remain narrow, and reliant upon humans. “Intelligence and autonomy are two very different things,” say Oren Etzioni, the director of the nonprofit Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and a speaker at Tuesday’s workshop. “In people, intelligence and autonomy go hand in hand, but in computers that’s not at all the case,” he said.
Entire teams of people who have spent years studying the technology painstakingly build and manage the smartest AI systems. As Etzioni notes, AlphaGo can't play its next round until someone pushes a button. But it’s human fallibility at the level of input and design that makes scholars and policy experts anxious. For machines to learn, they must be fed massive sets of data. And it's humans, with all their inherent faults, who are doing the feeding.
A recent White House report outlined the discriminatory potential of big data. To make sense of data, someone must categorize and profile it. Technologists and designers could be feeding existing prejudices and structural inequities into how the AI thinks.
This is not an academic issue. Google’s ad-delivery algorithm sent more ads for higher-paying jobs to men than to women. And ProPublica recently reported that judges who made sentencing and parole decisions relied upon AI systems shown to be racially biased in making risk assessments.
“The journalists found that there was this real disparity between African Americans who were being labeled as potential recidivists versus white people,” said Microsoft researcher Kate Crawford. “This was a system that was producing bias in its very design, but we can’t see how it works. The system is proprietary. They haven’t shared the data. We don’t know why the system was getting these results.”
If AI will determine things like who gets a mortgage, a job, or parole, Crawford says, it will be increasingly important to apply some level of accountability for the data fed into these systems to ensure it is accurate.
Artificial intelligence is used for more than life choices and judicial outcomes. It’s also used to make immediate decisions about how, say, an autonomous car avoids a collision. The problem with trying to regulate these technologies is that they're still being developed, says Bryant Walker Smith, a law professor at the University of South Carolina and one of the nation’s leading experts on self-driving cars.
Any kind of design requirements this early on could inhibit building a safer, more responsible machine, Smith says. That puts the onus on creators of autonomous vehicles to make the public safety case themselves.
Meanwhile, the government already is wrestling with how to regulate and oversee other forms of AI already in use, from drones to cancer-detection analytics. The White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy is bringing several agencies together to craft an approach based on evidence, not anxiety. The issues the government will have to consider range from what the government will be able to buy and under what terms to fund research into making AI safer.
Still, even as the government plays catch-up with technology already at work in the world, it's worth remembering that AI remains nascent. To regulate AI in the future, it makes sense to lay the foundation while humans are still at the wheel.

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Words by Roy Laming Pictures by Glenn Twiggs
Lesotho: Baboons’ Pass and Made in China Pass
Lesotho: Baboons’ Pass and Made in China Pass. Reader Roy Laming is not a man to back down from a challenge, but even he was left feeling he’d bitten off more than he could chew when he and his mates tackled two tough Lesotho passes in succession.
We take up the story after an eventful trip from Durban, which saw the convoy lose two vehicles en route due to breakdown and illness. Those that remained were Arthur and Dinky in a Hilux 2.2 DC, Brad and Andy in a Defender 90 Puma and Glenn and the author in a Defender 90 TDI. We arrived at the Roma Trading Post at 20h30 after a long day’s drive; even at that late hour we were greeted with a substantial hot dinner which we devoured with gusto. After supper, as we sat chatting over some cold beers, we asked our host about a shorter route back to Durban.
I’d seen a road that runs from Semonkong, south to the Senqu and Senqunyane rivers, and, on the other side of the rivers, another road would take us to Qacha’s Nek border post, on to Matatiele and then home – saving us a long and boring route home. The only problem was crossing the rivers, or so I thought. We were told that the Chinese had built bridges over both rivers and a road up the pass – hence our name for the Pass. Apparently, a couple of months earlier, someone had travelled down the pass and found one corner washed away; but had got through. After a lot of discussion we decided to take a chance on this new Chinese road for our return trip; after all, on the map it was only about 60 kilometres from Semonkong to the new bridges.
After a hearty breakfast on Saturday morning, we headed off to tackle Baboons Pass. We arrived at the bottom of Baboons at around 09h30 and each added a rock to the pile that represents the other loony souls who’d attempted the Pass. After just 50 metres we understood why this 22 kilometre route has such a reputation. The first boulder we came across was so steep that we had to ‘attack’ it with a bit of speed. We bounced up that one with no damage, and thought to ourselves that it could only get better. It was not to be! We had to do a bit of road building, but were very fortunate not to have any punctures or mechanical problems, and so arrived safely at the top of Baboons at 16h30, after taking 7 hours to complete the pass.
We had planned to spend the night on the Pass, but as we’d finished early, we decided to push on to Semonkong. There we found a lovely, reasonably priced lodge on the banks of the river, and booked in for the night. This turned out to be a good decision because there was a massive storm that night, and I am sure we would have been very unhappy campers if we had camped on the Pass in that driving rain and lightning. The following day we set off to find the Made in China Pass at 07h30, our spirits high. Well, the ‘road’ only lasted for about four kilometres before it disappeared, so I set my GPS to compass and navigated towards the rivers. The terrain deteriorated badly; getting down one mountain made us think we were back on Baboons. We arrived at the Made in China Pass at about 12h00, after taking four and half hours to travel 50 kilometres!
Entering the Pass we were met with an eroded corner, but it was not too bad, and after a quick look we managed an easy climb over the rocks and pushed on. The next corner we arrived at was worse than the last, and so it continued.
Baboons Pass was challenging, but this Pass was just damned scary. It was in a really bad condition: there were huge craters where the road used to be; but the worst part was that we had a cliff face on one side and a sheer drop on the other. Needless to say, during the descent the jokes and banter faded away, and there was just serious concentration from the drivers and a whole bunch of prayers from the co-drivers. Happily, we all made it safely to the bottom of the pass, although feeling as though we had shed a few kilograms in the process. After passing through a small village we found the new road, which was almost like a newly-built highway. I am not sure what they had in mind for this road, because it stops at the back of a little hut in the village. We drove around the hut and onto the new road and crossed the two bridges, which were in beautiful condition. Immediately after the second bridge, the Chinese struck again. As abruptly as the tarred road had started, it ended; and so it was back onto dirt roads and on to Qacha’s Nek border post. It took just five minutes to get through the border post, and we arrived back in Durban at about 17h00, tired but undeterred, even after having had more of an adventure than we’d bargained for.
Ed: We’re told that the Made in China Pass is in much better condition these days, making for a relatively easy drive from Qacha’s Nek to Semonkong. However, one big storm in Lesotho can undo months of work; so if you’re planning on driving this Pass, talk to someone on the ground first. Similarly, Baboons’ Pass can change dramatically after heavy weather, and you underestimate this trail at your peril. Make sure you are well-equipped and experienced.

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Youth Day Edmonton is this Saturday at Castle Downs Park!
Join SOS Safety Magazine and Virgin Radio Edmonton for Youth Day Edmonton 2017 at Castle Downs Park on Saturday, August 12, 2017 from 10AM – 4PM! The event is FREE, all-ages, and includes games, bouncy castles, free food & drink, face painting, a live DJ, special guest appearances, prizes, hay rides, and MORE! Bring the whole family for a day of FUN! #YouthDayYEG *As there is limited onsite parking, which will be strictly enforced, we encourage you to park in the Castle Downs YMCA parking lot and take the free hayride shuttle to the event.
Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1993601497593005/
Youth Day Edmonton on Global News: http://globalnews.ca/video/3650710/youth-day-edmonton


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Art lovers who slunk through the lustrous lacquer passageway which VietnameseAmerican artist Phi Phi Oanh showed here a few months ago will likely remember their intimate encounter with a traditional art form writ large.
Her work, Specula (2009), a glowing arched structure, turned two-dimensional lacquer painting into an experiential space. It occupied the entire chapel of the Singapore Art Museum during the Singapore Biennale, which ran from last October to February.
For her encore, the United States-born artist based in Vietnam has returned with her first solo show here and a new body of work which goes from large to all-embracing.
The exhibition at Fost Gallery in Gillman Barracks is a cavernous light installation. Eighty-one lacquer images ranging from organic shapes to silhouettes of major monuments in the world are painted on glass slides, shining through nine slide projectors onto walls and translucent silk screens. The result: a phantasmal space.
The work, Palimpsest, flows from Specula and stems from Oanh's enduring curiosity about the potential for traditional Vietnamese lacquer art to be presented in fresh ways and imbued with new meaning.
Lacquer, obtained from plant sap, is typically applied in layers to surfaces before it is carved or sanded down to create pictorial compositions.
Oanh, however, has sought to move away from conventional depictions and styles of lacquer painting since the start of her artistic practice 10 years ago.
The 37-year-old artist says: "With Specula, lacquer was used to create space. In Palimpsest, lacquer painting shows how we see things today, often through a lens or screen, for example, a smartphone screen, and it turns what we see into something bigger or smaller than it actually is."
Peer through a microscope and what is invisible to the naked eye becomes magnified and discernible. Look into a telescope and colossal planets faraway appear as specks before one's eyes. On the screen of a smartphone, objects evanesce into immaterial digital pixels.
She adds: "So much of what we see today is through machines. It used to be that seeing is believing, but now, if it is not verified by the Internet, it is not true; if it is not found on the Internet, it doesn't exist."
It is all the more apt then, that the changing way by which people perceive reality is expressed with a form of art which is both "ancient and new".
Explaining this paradox of Vietnamese lacquer painting, she points out that the history of lacquer stretches centuries back, often as a decorative overlay for objects, but it emerged as a form of painting in Vietnam only at the start of the 20th century. For her, this opens up opportunities to experiment with ways of presenting the art form while still adhering to the time-honoured Vietnamese technique of working with lacquer, layering and polishing the resin.
For Palimpsest, her approach has been to dematerialise lacquer painting, to separate lacquer from its physical substrate, usually wood. This quest led her to paint on glass slides and turn the images into ethereal projections.
The method emphasises the luminous quality of lacquer and, by using a projector for photographic slides to cast the lacquer images, the work uncovers a realm between lacquer and photography.
Coming up with a new language for Vietnamese lacquer art, however, is not without growing pains.
Painting on the miniature slides, for example, was an experience akin to "pulling teeth" at the start, she says. "There is no precedent for doing this and the slides are so small, I had to find the right tools."
But she adds, her voice swelling: "I am finding a vocabulary for a new way of making lacquer art."

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CTA Blue Line service back to normal after suspicious package proves harmless
SUN-TIMES MEDIA WIRE August 24, 2011 1:30PM
Officials checking medal box as Chicago Police and Chicago Fire Department near Jackson and Dearborn following bomb threat, causing a CTA Blue Line station to be closed and traffic diverted from the area, Wednesday, August 24, 2011. | John H. White~Sun-Times.
Updated: August 24, 2011 6:50PM
A bomb threat at a downtown CTA station Wednesday afternoon led to the closure of a subway station and diversion of street traffic from the area for more than two hours. No bomb was found and Blue Line service was back to normal in time for the evening rush.
About 12:50 p.m. a bomb threat was made at the Blue Line station at Jackson and Dearborn, according to police News Affairs Officer John Mirabelli.
Officers descended on the area, the Bomb and Arson Unit was called, and the station at Jackson was closed. Officers also diverted street traffic from the area.
Northbound and southbound Blue Line trains bypassed the station, according to a CTA spokeswoman. No customers were allowed in the station and a pedway that connects the Red Line and Blue Line at Jackson was also closed.
A suspicious package was found at the scene, police News Affairs Officer Daniel O’Brien said.
But it proved to be harmless and CTA service was back to normal and the station reopened by 3:30 p.m., CTA spokeswoman Lambrini Lukidis said.


This budding blonde surfer from South Africa famed for his bravery in tackling some of the biggest waves despite his young age has died, apparently after falling down a staircase at home.
Decorated junior surfer Llewellyn Engelbrecht, 11, died at his home in Coffee Bay in the south-eastern South African province of Eastern Cape.
A family representative released a statement on the Ugu Surfriders Facebook page that said: “Llewellyn suffered a terrible accident while on the stairs at his home.
“It appears from the medical report that he broke his neck severing his spinal cord leading to his instant passing. Upon not hearing from Llewellyn for some time his parents began looking for him.”
One of the boy’s parents reportedly found him that morning around 10am.
The statement continued: “Initial observation by the medical examiner suggested it was death by asphyxiation caused by severing of the spinal cord. An autopsy was carried out on Wednesday (13th May).”
Ugu Surfriders chairperson Wade Botha said on social media: “It is an even harder pill to swallow when it is such a young life, with so much more to give and a life to live.
“If I think back to the 2019 SA Junior Champs and the Ugu Surfriders junior team, I can still see the team with their long, blond-haired ‘mascot’ – one of those team members that instantly creep into your heart with their infectious ways and good vibes.
“Llewellyn went on to produce one of the best results of the team, despite being a fair bit younger than his competitors. The talent was there and his heart was set on big things, surfing every heat with so much determination.
“It truly is amazing to see the reach his personality had and how many lives he touched, how many hearts he climbed into and how many he inspired with his tenacity. Llewellyn touched more lives in his 11 short years than some people do in an entire lifetime.
“Although it was not the longest time, it was a privilege to meet you, judge your performances and have a small part in your surfing journey, that was no doubt set to be very bright.”
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Laid TV promo
What happens when a bad one-night stand from your distant past dies in horrible circumstances on a beach in Fiji?
Are you supposed to go to the funeral, even though the sum total of his sexual knowledge was gleaned from Revenge of the Nerds? Do you murmur platitudes about him to his loved ones despite his off-putting habit of yelling 'TOUCHDOWN' when he 'finished'?
Laid was created and written by Marieke Hardy (First Tuesday Book Club) and Kirsty Fisher (Last Man Standing, Stingers) and is produced by Liz Watts (Animal Kingdom).
It was directed by Trent O’Donnell (Review with Myles Barlow) and stars Alison Bell (I Rock),Celia Pacquola (winner of The Age Critics Award Melb International Comedy Festival 2009), Toby Truslove (Thank God You're Here) and Abe Forsythe (Marking Time, Always Greener). Guest stars also include Graeme Blundell, Tracy Mann, Judi Farr, Deborah Kennedy and Shaun Micallef.

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Pororo: The Racing Adventure (2013)
Original Title: 뽀로로 극장판 슈퍼썰매 대모험
Videos: Trailers, Teasers, Featurettes
Curious little penguin Pororo and his friends accidentally cause an airplane to make an emergency landing in their home of Pororo Village. On the airplane are some turtles being shipped to Northpia to deliver ice sleds, or racing ice cars. Nevertheless, Pororo and his friends believe that the turtles are racers, and the turtles end up giving the gang at Pororo Village some lessons and passing on the championship spirit. In the end, Pororo and his friends follow the turtles to Northpia to participate in the race. Upon arriving at icily beautiful Northpia's race, Pororo and his friends wind up unlikely front-runners, ahead of the polar bears, and make it to the finals. However, a more complicated course awaits Pororo and his friends- as does their strongest adversary yet.
Pororo: The Racing Adventure streaming: where to watch online?
Currently you are able to watch "Pororo: The Racing Adventure" streaming on Pantaya, Pantaya Amazon Channel, DIRECTV or for free with ads on Tubi TV, The Roku Channel. It is also possible to rent "Pororo: The Racing Adventure" on Vudu, Microsoft Store, YouTube online and to download it on Vudu, Microsoft Store, YouTube.


Part of the daily editorial routine on the news site I operate (DigitalJournal.com) is assigning stories to writers; we often reach out to Digital Journalists in various parts of the world if something local needs coverage.
We also operate a virtual Assignment Desk so any Digital Journalist can click “Post News” on the top of the page and see a list of top stories that need coverage on the site.
Yesterday we introduced a new initiative with our Assignment Desk: We’re using Twitter. We’re interested to see how effective this initiative will be to encourage Digital Journalists to cover various stories. The feed is also available on Twitter for citizen journalists who need ideas for news to publish on their own sites.
We hope an embedded Twitter widget will broaden perspective and coverage, keep the Assignment Desk updated more frequently and allow us to reach out to people all over the world for news tips.
Any Digital Journalist who clicks “Post News” will now see the embedded widget (here’s what it looks like) and the Assignment Desk will update in real-time as we add more stories to the feed. (If you want to become a Digital Journalist, click Post News at the top-right part of the homepage)
We’ll feature top news from around the world, including developing and breaking news. We’ll also use the Twitter Assignment Desk as a way to reach out to citizen reporters and mainstream journos around the globe. If you have a story idea, suggestion or news tip you can of course contact us via our website, and you can now also simply tip off our editors by sending a tweet to @djassignments on Twitter.
You can also follow @djassignments on Twitter for updates and links to breaking news.


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- Garvi Gujarat
- Garvi Gujarat Dry Samosa 10Oz
Garvi Gujarat brings at your doorstep the aroma, flavor and culinary essence of Gujarat, through its popular food preparations!
Net Wt. 285g (10Oz)
Product of India
Product Type: Snacks
Refined Wheat Flour, Veg. Refined Palmolein Oil, Chickpea Flour, Hydrogenated Veg. Oil, Kidney Bean Pulse, Cashew, Sugar, Dry Raisins, Sesame Seeds, Iodized Salt, Cumin Seed Powder, Coriander Seeds, Fennel Seeds, Asafoetida, Clove Powder, Bishop Weed Seeds, Cinnamon Powder, Long Pepper, Bay Leaves Powder

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Jeremy Bible, in Paris
Jeremy Bible, who runs Experimedia, is a friend of mine—one of those friendships that grows from a shared secret, where that secret fills in the blanks of years. The friendship acts as both a point of origin and trajectory, and it doesn't matter that you're not the oldest friends who've known each other for a million years, but you both know a secret that transcends time. In this case, the secret is synonymous with passion and the passion is music and it's not really a secret at all.
When Jeremy asked for my help in writing this piece about Experimedia and what it's about, I first approached it in a restrained format, as if I were an interviewer and he the interviewee and our relationship ended there. This was fine and informative but missed an important point. Why did Jeremy ask me to write this? Why did I agree?
The obvious answer is because we are friends, friends who share a common passion (I've ditched the secret analogy). This passion means, in part, that once a month Jeremy comes out to an arts space that I help run in Akron called Rubber City Noise, and he DJs and slangs the latest records from the Experimedia store. It means a whole lot more too, but I think you'd rather read about what Experimedia is all about, rather than how sweet it is that we're friends (though you might read about that too).
Keith Freund, Constant Comments
Experimedia began, like any labor of love, on very little money and a whole lot of desire. Jeremy started using the name in 2000 as a means to throw multimedia shows in Northeast Ohio. Since then the name has encompassed a whole bunch of things (a quick rundown: event-throwing, gallery curation, pirate radio, net label and forum, tour management) before liquid settling into a solid record label and mail-order store/distributor. Jeremy still does a lot of stuff, but Experimedia is now best known for those two things.
The records that Experimedia puts out are classy. There's an attention to detail in both the sound and presentation, and this reflects Jeremy's personal aesthetic. The layouts are simple and effective, not quite minimalist but evoking many of the same feelings. The sounds traverse a broad but ordered spectrum—textural worlds that evoke their own stories. I tend to avoid tossing too many genre tags on things, as it can limit and detract, but at the same time it's a helpful indicator for like minds. Some of the records that Experimedia has released can be labeled thus (although this stays malleable)—ambient, classical, drone, noise, electronic, field recording, jazz, etc. These genres shift and intertwine and form their own universes. Each album is its own entity, as unique as the human beings who created them.
The store that shares the name Experimedia, it's classy too. One of the parts that's classy about it is that it's easy to navigate and stocks the world's best new music w/ more new music than I can handle coming out every week. I'm biased—I can go over to Jeremy's house and dig through the stacks of records, tapes, magazines, videos, and other media and creations. It's a bit overwhelming, but also refreshing, to see how much great music this planet is putting out every day. Jeremy has turned me on to some of the raddest artists and labels and, seriously, played an integral role in my musical growth. Experimedia has helped me see a portion of the spectrum of infinite sounds that keep on coming from every corner of Terra every single second. The website reflects the label's not-quite-minimalist aesthetic and is easy to get around and check out. Jeremy puts a lot of work into Experimedia and it shows. For example, he tediously rips new music every week and creates Soundcloud previews just so someone can check out what they are buying. That's rad.
Celer, Evaporate and Wonder
I'm glad that the editor here at Impose recognized that the tone of the first thing I wrote was just a bit off. I'm glad because rewriting this has made me realize how much I dig Experimedia and Jeremy's enthusiasm for music. We live in a time when the galaxy of music creation and consumption is more accessible than it has ever been, and things like Experimedia are a perfect representation of the endless possibilities at our disposal. Thanks buddy.
Recent releases by: Aaron Martin, Piiptsjilling, Lüüp, Charles-Eric Charrier, Jannick Schou, Keith Freund, Dolphins Into The Future, Floris Vanhoof, Black Swan, Lawrence English, From The Mouth of The Sun, and Celer.
Forthcoming releases by: Damian Valles, Sean McCann, Superstorms, and RxRy.
Experimedia has recently partnered with the established Cincinnati based label Students of Decay, curated by Alex Cobb, with recent releases by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, Caboladies, Aquarelle, Danny Paul Grody, and Bryter Layter. Forthcoming releases by En, Marielle V Jakobsons, Chihei Hatakeyama, Anne Guthrie and Ekin Fil. Students of Decay is the first of several labels Experimedia plans to partner with and support directly through pressing, distribution, and label management.


Replacing Storage Heaters
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The existing wiring for the Night Storage heaters can be used and the new radiators wired in to the existing fused spur points. The supply to the fuseboard then needs changing to receive standard tariff electricity instead of receiving electricity from the Economy 7 meter ( your electrician can do this ). The whole job will take less than a day and will leave you with a modern, fully controllable electric central heating system. For more information please contact us today.


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Well, hello again!
The last time I wrote a blog post was in December 2013. We are still living in Nashville, where I’m in my last year of Ophthalmology residency. Major life events since that last post include: raising a mini goldendoodle puppy who is now 2 years old, deciding to pursue further specialized training in Oculoplastic surgery, and learning that we’re expecting a baby girl in May 2016.
There were so many unique, handmade projects involved in our 2012 Mammoth Lakes wedding, and I had always meant to write about them… but here we are four wedding seasons later. For now I’ll write about my wedding gown, which I dreamed up around this time of year in 2012.
So if you’re searching for a wedding dress this year, here’s a unique idea: take a plain bridesmaid dress and glue a bunch of doilies to it. My dress turned out exactly how I’d envisioned it to be, and as a bonus it was super budget-friendly.
Read on for details on how I created this dress.
My dress inspiration came from this doily covered green dress.
The talented bride Jillian had not only sewn the dress but crocheted each doily by hand. What I loved about this dress was the uniqueness, contrast between the doilies and dress fabric, and structured lines of the dress.
My heart was set on a doily dress. But I had three major problems. First, I didn’t know how to crochet. Second, the last time I used a sewing machine was in 7th grade home-ec class where we made a pillow and a not-so-great-looking sweatshirt. Third, even if I knew how to crochet and sew, I didn’t have time for any of that.
Next came my favorite part of any project… dreaming up how to create it. Via google I learned about the existence of fabric glue and that inexpensive doilies were available online. I found a plain, strapless A-line bridesmaid’s dress at the David’s Bridal website (similar here). From there I had a solid plan. I would somehow glue doilies all over the plain dress.
My then-fiancé raised an eyebrow. I told him if it didn’t work, I’d buy a simple white dress. Even now, when I say, “oh I made my wedding dress… I glued a bunch of doilies to a plain dress,” people look at me like I’m crazy. Then they ask to see a photo of the dress.
Then came a bit of luck.
I went to a local David’s Bridal to look at wedding invitations and to figure out what size dress to order. The invitations are a story for another day. Unfortunately, I learned the plain bridesmaid dress was discontinued in stores. By some amazing fortune, there was exactly one dress left in my size and on sale for $79.99. The dress looked a little suspicious for being worn-once-and-returned but it was perfect for what I needed. It was champagne colored, and that is how the color of my dress was decided. I brought the dress home and showed it proudly to my fiancé, who raised an eyebrow and snapped a photo of me.
Over the next two months, I collected my dress-making supplies. Rummaging through a dollar bin by the Michael’s checkout, I found a few white doilies mixed amongst other odd colors and ordered a slew more doilies online. I also picked up my very first bottle of fabri-tac glue with a 40% off coupon at Michael’s.
At the end of March, I returned to the same David’s Bridal with my dress and met a wonderful lady in the alterations department, named Martha Sterr, who did not raise any eyebrows at me. She told me how she had once made a doily table runner and calmly measured me for dress alterations.
When I returned to pick up the fitted dress, Martha also sent me home with a cardboard dress form as a platform for my doily gluing endeavor. And by the way, bridesmaid alterations are MUCH more affordable than wedding dress alterations. The alterations were $100, and a garment bag for the dress was $10.
Over the next month, I carefully glued together my wedding dress in our apartment living room. So the dress wasn’t much of a surprise to my husband on our wedding day. Most of the way through the process, I ran out of doilies and glue and was easily able to find more.
Below is the full scoop on how to make this dress. In retrospect, I wish I had taken more, better quality photos of the process. You can also read more about our wedding at Style Me Pretty California.
- Floor Lamp + Books (we had these at home)
- Cardboard Dress Form (came with dress alterations)
- Dress (David’s Bridal)
- Doilies (A Treasure Nest – not available currently, similar here or here)
- 1″, 2″, 3″ // qty: 3 (6-packs)
- 2.5″ // qty: 20
- 3″ // qty: 10
- 6″ // qty: 11
- 8″ // qty: 14
- 12″ // qty: 7
- Doilies (Michael’s)
- 6″ // qty: 6
- Scotch Tape (Amazon)
- Beacon Fabri-tac Fabric Glue, (1.5) 8 oz bottles (Michael’s or Amazon)
Would you try to make your own wedding dress?


Lightning 4, Capitals 3
Debris littered MCI Center's ice last night when Vincent Lecavalier scored in overtime to give Tampa Bay a 4-3 victory over Washington. The Capitals, whose lead in this best-of-seven first-round series was cut to 2-1, began storming after the referees.
Lecavalier, whose revamped first line connected for all four of the Lightning's goals, scored his second goal of the game on a rebound with his team on a five-on-three power play, a rare occurrence in the playoffs.
Jaromir Jagr was called for roughing in the offensive zone early in overtime and less than a minute later defenseman Ken Klee joined him in the penalty box for a more blatant elbow on Dave Andreychuk. The call prompted Klee to go to referees Dennis LaRue and Bill McCreary with a futile protest.
Tampa Bay had a two-man advantage for 66 seconds and needed 17 seconds to cut Washington's series lead in half. Game 4 is tonight at MCI Center.
"I haven't seen too many five-on-threes in overtime, but they call them the way they see them," Washington Coach Bruce Cassidy said. "I'm not going to cry about it, but I don't agree with the call on Jagr."
Cassidy pushed for the go-ahead goal in the third period with the game tied at 2, double-shifting his top line as a win would all but ensure a trip to the second round. But speedy Martin St. Louis, invisible the first two games but a dervish when paired with Lecavalier and Vaclav Prospal last night, slipped between defensemen Jason Doig and Joel Kwiatkowski, broke in on goalie Olaf Kolzig and beat him with a long wrist shot with just over eight minutes to play, getting the puck past Kolzig's glove to the near side.
"When you're down 2-0 in a series you have to try different things," St. Louis said of his new line. "Tonight it worked."
Peter Bondra nailed the crossbar off the rush three minutes later and with three minutes to play Jagr retrieved the puck behind the net and passed to the slot before taking a vicious shot to the head by defenseman Pavel Kubina ("I don't believe that was a clean hit," Jagr said). As Jagr writhed on the ice, defenseman Brendan Witt met his pass and sent a booming slap shot into the net, handcuffing goalie Nikolai Khabibulin.
"Definitely, we felt good going to overtime after we tied the game three times," Bondra said. "Unfortunately, we went two men short in overtime and that was it. It's tough for us, but good thing we play the next game [tonight]."
The Lightning, which had lost 11 straight games at MCI Center, took its first lead of the series about four minutes into the first period. Washington had its five best defensive players on the ice, center Jeff Halpern won a draw back behind his net and the forwards readied for a breakout pass, believing their defensemen would get the puck.
But St. Louis was first to the loose puck and Halpern failed to follow Lecavalier to the slot, where he scored easily. That began a seven-point night for Lecavalier's line. After two poor games, Tampa Bay finally had a potent first line that bettered Washington's checkers.
"That line carried the load for them," winger Mike Grier said. "Whether it's our line [with Halpern and Steve Konowalchuk] or someone else's line, we're going to have to do a better job on them tomorrow and for the rest of the series."
Dainius Zubrus almost tied the game on a short-handed breakaway about 12 minutes in, but was hauled down by Prospal and Brad Richards. Grier somehow missed putting in the rebound, Zubrus was awarded a penalty shot and he fired wide of the net. (Washington is 0 for 4 in playoff penalty shots).
For Zubrus, redemption came quick. Tampa Bay defensemen Stan Neckar and Cory Sarich fumbled the puck and Zubrus put a shot between Khabibulin's legs to tie the game. However Halpern's line, along with top defensemen Calle Johansson and Witt, were stung by Lecavalier's line again early in the second period.
This time Halpern was thrown out of the face-off dot, Grier lost the draw to Lecavalier and the Lightning won several battles along the boards. St. Louis spun free from Johansson behind the net, Prospal got a step ahead of Witt and he scored from close range less than four minutes into the second period.
Cassidy immediately broke up his checking line, adding Bondra's speed to Halpern and Konowalchuk and moving Grier to the second line.
"We have to somehow shadow those three guys, because they were awesome tonight," Jagr said of Lecavalier's line.
"We couldn't find an answer for them tonight," Cassidy said. "They were the difference."
Zubrus, who had not scored a playoff goal since 1997 before last night (21 games), added his second of the game on a nifty deflection of Jagr's pass to tie the score again midway through the game. But Lecavalier's line, and a strange power play, ultimately settled things.


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That’s how I feel about that. I gave her a window. No not even a door. Just a window of opportunity. My heart is aching and my head pounding. For many weeks now my thoughts have been consumed. I can’t find the words to scream or the tears to cry.
I’ve experienced heartbreak before. It’s sharp. Sudden. Overwhelming. Constant.
This is not heartbreak. I feel calm. Maybe numb. No lyrics sing my heart. No book has told me this story. No person has suggested how this should feel.
I can’t hold on and I can’t let go. I have no concept. My brain strains to put words on it. I shake trying to feel something. Do I care? Disappointment isn’t the right word.
To be disappointed I’d have to have expectations. I didn’t know what I wanted. Well, actually I’m a writer. I wanted the story. I never expected to attach myself to it. I was always on the outside looking in. Level headed. I didn’t care which way the story went. I didn’t let myself care who she was, or why she gave me up. I just knew I needed to know.
I never. Ever. Ever thought she wouldn’t tell me.


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Finland is approaching the 100th anniversary of its independence, and neighboring Norway has come up with an idea for a unique birthday present – a mountain. Yep, that’s right. Norway wants to give Finland Halti Peak – a 1365 meter (4478 ft) mountain that would become the Fins’ highest point. But how exactly does one country give another a mountain? In this amazing short film, we’ll explore that very idea. This is an amazing story to say the least.
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As of June 22, India has 440,450 COVID-19 cases countrywide—almost triple the count since our last e-newsletter a month ago. The daily count of new cases has crept over 15,000, with only Brazil and the US adding more cases daily. There have been 14,015 deaths reported so far. The largest number of cases are found in metropolitan areas like Delhi and Mumbai. Testing is severely limited, but in a country of nearly 1.4 billion, the numbers could be a lot worse.
The Indian authorities have designated hospitals as either COVID-19 facilities or non-COVID-19 hospitals. Seven of EHA’s hospitals are COVID-19 facilities, but so far the districts where EHA is located have not had heavy outbreaks of the virus; only one or two EHA hospitals have treated COVID-19 patients from diagnosis to release. EHA locations have not been designated to conduct COVID-19 testing, so when EHA staff have a patient with flu-like symptoms, they give them some treatment but then are instructed to send them to a government testing facility. Many patients have been sent for testing, but the outcomes are unknown.
God has kept all of EHA’s staff healthy through this pandemic. Most of the hospitals have only been able to pay partial salaries to their staff members for several months because patient numbers are so low due to the lockdown and fear of contact. Patients who need regular care and medication are struggling to get it.
Many EHA projects are still distributing food to those most in need. The finances to do so are dwindling. Project staff are looking into addressing the long-term issues of reducing poverty, joblessness, and migration of workers looking for jobs.
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In order to beautifully design an intimate area, it is not necessary to have hairiness. Intimate hairstyles can be created in women whose genitals have rare body hair.
For the original design of the most piquant place on the body, paints, sparkles are applied, temporary or permanent tattooing is applied.
Female body decoration
Thick hairiness on the female body is an individual feature. It should not be complex if there is a lot of hair. The excess of male hormones – androgens is indicated by vegetation on the chest, shoulders and increased hairiness of the hips.
When hair grows in places designated by nature, this indicates a bright sexual temperament of their owner.
Nature has not just given women a haircut in an intimate place. Hair protects delicate skin from external irritation.
Yes, and most men, in spite of the modern fashion for complete hair removal, consider curls more seductive than a naked “pussy”.
Currently, hairstyles performed on female intimate places have not only become fashionable, but have also turned into a form of art – body design.
But this direction cannot be considered new. The royal vegetation of Ancient Egypt, for example, Queen Nefertiti, was engaged in changing the natural vegetation. The women in ancient Japan painted the bikini area in different colors, and the Chinese women applied gilding and silver.
In the XX century, a fan of this trend was Marilyn Monroe – the most famous sex symbol of our time.
So why not make a peculiar gift for your partner? There are special salons where qualified craftsmen draw up a bikini zone according to the client’s request.
But if you are embarrassed to contact the salon, you can invite the master home, or try to improve your intimate area yourself.
Modern trends in body design
Modern body design is not easy to give the bikini zone the shape of hearts, butterflies or bunnies. On the intimate area, braids are braided, painted in different colors, decorated with shiny pebbles and beads.
At the peak of fashion, tattooing, both temporary and permanent. The combination of tattooing, skillful hair removal and coloring create real masterpieces.
Depilation also did not go out of fashion. It is performed using traditional shaving, or hair is removed using various methods: hot wax, sugar mixture.
The skin is decorated with special stickers or patterns that mimic a tattoo. Drawings are considered sexy in which individual strands are left as decorative ornaments.
Body Design Nuances
To get a beautiful and stylish design, you need to know a few rules:
- To paint and decorate women’s intimate hairstyles, you need to purchase special paints. Those packaging of hair dye, where it is written: “do not use for coloring eyebrows and eyelashes”, are not categorically suitable. There are special tools;
- If it is impossible to buy a special paint in a beauty salon, you can use a natural coloring agent: henna or basma. In this case, act according to the instructions on the package;
- Paint for eyelashes and eyebrows gives a more intense color;
- It is preferable to shorten hair with regular scissors.
After dyeing hair, the use of cosmetic hygiene products is undesirable. Normal soap is enough for washing, because hair styles will live longer.
Almost all go to the shape of a triangle. Women with narrow hips will be visually wider by a snake or fungus.
A floral pattern or the shape of a flying bird will help a fluffy woman look slimmer. Drops, rhombuses and crescents are suitable for female figures of standard forms.
Learning to do body design yourself
Before you make an intimate hairstyle at home, you need to determine the type of pattern. And to give it a shape, you will need to remove excess vegetation. The necessary contour of the image is drawn with a cosmetic pencil.
Types of Depilation
Before we begin to design an intimate hairstyle, let’s look at the types of hair removal:
- An ordinary razor. It is advisable to pre-steam the skin, shave off the hairs by growth, and then apply a special cream that relieves irritation;
- Sugaring. Sugar paste can be purchased ready-made or made independently. To do this, mix 1/1 of the water with lemon juice in a proportion, add 500 g of sugar and boil caramel. After cooling, the mixture is applied to the body, and with the help of previously prepared cloth strips are removed along with the hair. Less painful than waxing. Tear off hairs along the growth line;
- Waxing. One of the most painful types of hair loss. Hair is removed against growth. The skin should then be treated with irritation;
- Electrolysis. The hair is plucked against growth. The skin must first be steamed. After the procedure, the treatment site must be wiped with an antiseptic.
The most painless way to remove hair is to apply a special depilation cream. Disadvantage – individual intolerance is possible.
After getting rid of excess hair, the rest is cut to an equal length – if you do not need to leave separate strands – and impose a stencil image. In some cases, to give the contour the greatest clarity, the extra hairs are pulled out with tweezers to pluck the eyebrows. All manipulations are performed in front of the mirror..
The methods of hair coloring depend on the material with which you have to work. If ink toning is meant, it is better to leave it to the final stage. When you want to get a monochromatic picture, you can apply the paint before depilation.
Pleasant leisure time
Creating a drawing in an intimate area can add variety to a couple’s pastime.
But if you decide to do this together, you need to consider some of the nuances of the procedure:
It is better to trim the hair to the desired length in advance;
Depilation should be carried out only in painless ways and it is advisable to steam the skin before that. A man will be pleased to spend a few minutes with a partner in the bath. There should not be any pulling out of individual fragments with tweezers or waxing (unless you are a fan of the BDSM style)
It is advisable to choose drawings that are simple and do not require artistic talent from performers. The mutilated bikini zone is unlikely to please its owner4
Do not experiment with paint. This procedure takes time, and the man hardly set as his goal the creation of a masterpiece.
If the desired result was not achieved, then the hair can be removed completely, and to remove unpleasant emotions, go to the direct purpose of the meeting. Joint creative process expands sexual experience.
A well-groomed pubis meets the requirements of hygiene, reduces the possibility of an unpleasant odor in the intimate area and allows a woman to feel confident, sexy, relaxed and comfortable.


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Updated: Apr 10, 2020
While most parents are all too familiar with the everyday slips, falls and scraped knees that come along with their children’s playtime, it is often difficult to determine whether an injury warrants actual medical attention, particularly when the damage isn’t very visually apparent as some dental trauma injuries can be.
This is according to Dr Nirvada Niranjan, Manager of Coding and Nomenclature of the South African Dental Association (SADA), who notes that while some of these injuries do not pose an immediate threat to a child’s long-term health, more severe injuries can result in medical complications – like developing an abscess. Dental trauma injuries can have an impact a child’s confidence if they have had a tooth knocked out or shattered as a result of a sports or playground accident, with fragments remaining in the gum, for example.
“Every dental trauma injury is unique and the treatment options will vary on a case-by-case basis. This is also largely dependent on whether the damaged tooth is a baby tooth or a permanent tooth – which are generally not present before a child is about six or seven. Regardless, it is important for children who experience such trauma to be examined by a dental professional as soon as possible to determine the extent of the damage and impact on nerves and blood vessels,” she says.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 16% to 40% of children between the ages of six and 12 experience dental trauma due to a mishap at an unsafe playground or school, or as a consequence of a road accident or violent incident, like a fight. Global information, software and services provider with involvement in healthcare, Wolters Kluwer, has also highlighted that nearly 50% of children will have some type of injury to a tooth during childhood.
Dr Niranjan’s advice on common dental injuries:
1. A chipped or broken tooth
Chipped, broken or cracked teeth are relatively minor injuries that should be seen to by a professional dentist within about 12 hours. Treatment, depending on how badly the tooth and surrounding area are damaged, can include anything from bonding to extraction. If you are able to find them, it is advisable to bring the pieces of the tooth with you when you go to the dentist.
2. Loose or shifted teeth
It is best to have teeth that are slightly loose or ‘wobbly’ – in a way that interferes with a child’s bite – following a traumatic dental injury examined by a professional dentist within at least 24 hours. Loose teeth are easily treated and are saved in most cases. If a tooth has been shifted or pushed deeper into its socket, however, more urgency should be applied to seeing a dentist within a few hours.
3. A dislodged tooth
If a permanent tooth is knocked out, it is a dental emergency that requires timely treatment because the sooner the tooth is replaced in its socket, the better the chance of it being successfully re-implanted. First and foremost, find the tooth and gently clean it with water while avoiding touching the tooth by its roots. If possible, depending on the child’s age and reaction, place the tooth back in its socket, held in place with some damp tissue or gauze. Alternatively, you can put the tooth between the cheek and gum, in a plastic bag with the child’s saliva, or in a cup of cold milk. In this case, it is vital to get to a dental office or emergency room as soon as possible. If the dislodged tooth were a baby tooth, it would not normally be re-implanted. It is, however, still best to seek the advice of a dental professional.
4. Jaw or facial pain
If a child complains of pain along their jaw following a traumatic injury, there may be a chance of damage to the bone, jaw joint, gums or teeth. In this event, place an icepack on the area and give your dentist a visit as they may want to X-ray the jaw and find out what may be causing the pain.
“My best advice for parents dealing with a child who has experienced a traumatic dental injury is to remain as calm as they can and make sure they quickly determine how serious the situation is. For children playing contact sports at school, a mouth guard is an effective protective option to consider. Ultimately, accidents happen and it is up to us to be as prepared as we can to deal with them,” Niranjan concludes.
RELATED ARTICLE: Tips To Prevent Tooth Decay In Children
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Episode six in this ten part series we will see a little bit of the Lake District which is only a stones throw away from Keswick. Thornthwaite. But not the village, as it’s a very small place, namely the lovely Gallery they have there. Me and my wife first visited this back in 2005 I believe.
We took a stroll on a warm summers day and ended up following the signs for Thornthwaite Galleries. We loved it! So much beautiful art and furniture and ornaments all made by local artists. We were too young to appreciate it all, and actually came away with a snakes and ladder shots game which we found stuffed into one of the corners of the Gallery. How common right?
We adore this place and it’s always somewhere we aim to go and have a look around when we are there. Here is also a little video we have going back to 2008 when we took Travis for his first trip to the Lakes.


hinted at a certain hubris on the part of Google, who seemed confident that the Pixel 6 Pro would be a worthy competitor to flagship Android phones from Samsung and others. This year, Google did the same with the 2022 Pixel 7 series, so we can only infer that it plans to put in enough new features to warrant an upgrade.
Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Pixel 6 Pro design and display quality
- The 6.7-inch Pixel 6 Pro comes in two-tone Cloudy White, Sorta Sunny and Stormy Black body colors.
- Pixel 7 Pro comes in black, white and gray colors.
Google is shaking things up with the Pixel 7 Pro’s camera stripe design by making the distinction between the camera kits and the background more visible. On the Pixel 6 Pro, unless you look closely, you can barely tell where the camera strip begins and the lenses end.
Google was also poetic about how the edges blend seamlessly into the frame or something like that, meaning we’d see refinements in the design but no drastic changes compared to the 6 Pro next to the camera strip on the back of the phone.
The fact that Google hasn’t shown the Pixel 7 Pro from the front adds even more credibility to that theory, so it’s likely to stay mostly the same as far as display goes – 6.7-inch punched panel with 1440p resolution and 120Hz dynamic refresh. — as the Pixel 6 Pro.
That’s actually a good thing, as we’re expecting nothing less than the greatness of Google’s screen calibration, if the Pixel 6 and Pixel 5 series is any indication. Google’s phone screens consistently rank top places in our roundup of the best phone screens, as they appear to be factory calibrated per unit for the ultimate in color credibility.
The other design difference is that one of the Pixel 6 Pro colors – Sorta Sunny – has given way to a more stylish graphite color, but by the time Google lands the Pixel 7 Pro, it may have changed its mind about the colors compared to what’s in the teaser.
Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Pixel 6 Pro Camera
In addition to the new contrasting camera strip design, there should be no drastic changes in the hardware in that area. The Pixel 6 has a 50MP main camera and a 12MP ultra-wide angle lens, while the Pro also has a third 48MP telephoto unit with 4x optical zoom.
So whatever improvement in image quality from the Google Pixel 6 Pro to the Pixel 7 Pro will have to come from the software and new image processing capabilities that Google’s second-generation Tensor 2 chipset will bring to the table. We have no doubts that there will be upgrades to the new camera features that Google has also introduced with the 6 Series, such as the Magic Eraser or the Motion Blur features.
In fact, Google has already announced and improved the Magic Eraser option which allows you to change the color of unwanted objects in the frame instead of just removing them and that was for the Pixel 6a so the 7 series will be no exception. .
Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Galaxy 6 Pro Performance and Software
As for the Pixel 7 Pro, Google hasn’t gone into details about what the Tensor 2 upgrades will include, but we’re willing to bet it will be included on the 4nm/5nm processor nodes and will be improved in the AI and visuals. processing algorithm departments, enabling exclusive 7 Pro features, just like the Pixel 6 Pro features such as Speech Recognition and Live Translate, all possible like never before thanks to the Tensor processor.
When it comes to interface, by the time the Pixel 7 Pro hits the shelves, the phones will be running on Android 13 with the fastest updates out there and the flat, colorful material you design. not to mention the range of guaranteed updates. The stock Android with flat interface needs much less RAM to run than other Android overlays, so the Pixel 7 Pro memory will likely top out at 12GB of RAM and a 512GB storage option.
Battery life and charging speeds of Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Google Pixel 6 Pro
Both phones will likely share a battery as the Pixel 6 Pro shows off a 5000mAh unit that probably won’t need a significant upgrade anytime soon. However, Google is known for optimizing the stock Android software on its Pixel line, plus the 7 Pro will be powered by Google’s frugal second edition of Tensor’s internal processor.
The Mountain View team finally has all the pieces of the iPhone puzzle when it comes to a perfect software/hardware sync opportunity that delivers wonders of battery life commensurate with the best out there, and the Pixel 7 Pro can even deliver battery life that’s slightly better than what we’ve clocked up on the 6 Pro and these are some great endurance numbers already.
Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Google Pixel 6 Pro specs comparison
|Google Pixel 7 Pro||Google Pixel 6 Pro|
|Processor||Google Tensor 2||Google Tensor|
|Ultra-wide camera||12 MP||12 MP|
|Telecamera||48MP, 4x optical zoom||48MP, 4x optical zoom|
|Battery||5,000 mAh||5,000 mAh|
Google Pixel 7 Pro or Google Pixel 6 Pro, which one to buy?
Whenever a new phone edition comes out, there is the urge to get the new guy with the new goods that would work in favor of buying the Pixel 7 Pro. However, if it keeps the same camera set as its predecessor and only offers the new Tensor 2 processor with an updated camera strip design, it might not be worth going for the novel this time around, especially if the Pixel 6 Pro is off the $$ starting price. 899.
However, with Google, there is another reason to upgrade beyond hardware and software proficiency. The early Pixel 6 Pro was rather buggy in both departments and Google usually irons out the kinks in the second edition of a new design, so we’ll keep our ears to the ground if that’s indeed the case to prefer the Pixel 7 Pro over the years. its predecessor, even if it drops in price in the meantime.
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This is me with my friends in Wroclaw at the end of the 1940s. I was a member of the ZWM - the Fighting Youth Union, and I was made an instructor with the municipal board. And, if you please, I - a Jew - was elected chairman of a branch of the ZWM numbering over 180 members. In the summer of 1947 I went to Wroclaw and lived in the Korczak Memorial Boarding House at 30 Krasinskiego Street. There were about 120-125 of us there. Most of us were Jewish orphans. The young people who lived in that house attended Polish schools, the ORT, or the artisan school run by the Jewish Committee. I was working, a little in a wagon factory and a little helping to rebuild the city. And I was studying. We did the whole of the grammar school program in one year and the whole of the high school program in the second year. After two years' study, in 1948, I sat my school-leaving exam. And of course I was also active in the community. I was appointed to the committee organizing the Uniting Congress of Youth Organizations in Poland. And in 1948, on 22 July, in the Slask cinema auditorium, the Uniting Congress of Youth Organizations was held, and the Polish Youth Union was created. On Saturdays and Sundays we organized 'Sobotniki': these were voluntary work programs; we were rebuilding important buildings in Wroclaw, including the main building of Wroclaw University, the Polytechnic on Kosciuszkowski Bank, part of the wagon factory, and other public facilities in Wroclaw. In 1948 I was offered a move to Warsaw, to a school for officers involved in training and political affairs. I graduated from that school in 1949. It was an accelerated, six-month course; at the time they were looking for people of a similar class who had a future as officers. On graduation we received the rank of ensign and I was sent to work on the Training Board at the Ministry of National Defense. I organized educational courses for young recruits, chiefly literacy courses. I went on several further training and pedagogical courses myself.

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Kenny, a Protestant teenager in Belfast, is coaxed into helping at a church benefit for struggling Palestinians.
02 September 2009
Produced along with 4 other short plays by female playwrights inspired by stories from the New York media under the umbrella title, "Spinning the Times."
Produced by Origin Theatre Company
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The information for this entry was taken from the play's original production programme.
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The stable version of Android 12 arrived with the Google Pixel 6 phones. Since then, it has also been available for other Pixel phones. However, some models are having problems after updating.
Some Google Pixel phones experiencing battery drain after Android 12 update
Some Pixel phones users are reporting their discomfort regarding the battery life of their devices (1, 2, 3, 4). They point out that, after Android 12 update, battery life worsened significantly compared to Android 11.
After updating to Android 12, the battery seems to be draining at a significantly higher rate on my pixel 4a. Losing a percent per half hour when the phone isn’t in use. This wasn’t the case before the update. I would get 24 hours of full usage in a single charge.
The reported issue seems to be present in very recent models. For example, many of the affected users have a Google Pixel 4a 5G or a Google Pixel 5, both released last year. So, the problem is not limited to older models.
The problem was present in Android 12 betas
The problem is with the Android system intelligence service. There were lot of treads about this problem in Android 12 beta program. It seems that the problem is not fixed by Google.
This was my first pixel phone and if this is how Google tests its devices, it will be my last one…
There’s a Workaround
It seems that there is a workaround that allegedly helps to solve the problem, according to a report. However, not all affected users may be willing to apply the process, as it requires a factory reset and clean installation.
1. Backup everything
2. Go to Settings/system/reset options/Erase all data (factory reset)
3. When your phone restarts DO NOT RESTORE from backup
4. When you have got the phone up and running and Play Store has updated everything, install your apps again from Manage apps & device/installed (drop down menu). Change to “Not installed” and select the apps you want.
It is not known if Google is aware
Currently, it is not known if Google is aware of the problem. Among the reports, some product experts recommended that affected users send their feedback. However, they do not confirm that the problem has been escalated.
So for the moment, affected users can only wait for an official pronouncement from Google on the matter. They can also try the workaround described above.
When there is more news about the alleged battery drain problem in some Google Pixel phones after updating to Android 12, we will update this article with the relevant information.
You can also check the bug/issues tracker dedicated to Android 12 on Pixel phones.
Update 1 (November 01)
04:43 pm (IST): Google support on Twitter is also asking users to boot into safe mode to see if the problem persists. Further, the team is also asking users to reach out to the chat support team for more help.
We understand how difficult that would be. Could you try rebooting your phone into safe mode and see if it works fine? https://goo.gle/35xj3It Let us know how it goes. (Source)
Update 2 (November 02)
06:25 pm (IST): A Google employee on the official issue tracker has confirmed that they’ll investigate a user’s report regarding the battery issues after the Android 12 update.
We appreciate your help! In most cases, we won’t be able to send you an individualized response, but we’ll investigate your report and use the information you provide to improve Android. (Source)
Update 3 (November 03)
10:30 am (IST): While Google works on a fix for the battery draining issues on Android 12, we’d suggest heading to the Battery settings > Battery Manager, and then enabling the option to ‘Manage apps automatically,’ if it isn’t enabled by default.
With this enabled, the apps that you don’t use often will stop guzzling down your battery juice in the background. However, it also means that notifications might get interrupted in some situations.
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In Nouvelle-Aquitaine, five vast regional nature parks, with their preserved landscapes and invaluable heritage, invite...
Located on the watershed of the Adour-Garonne and Loire-Brittany basins, the territory of the Regional Natural Park (PNR) has thousands of springs and rivers (Vézère, Creuse, Corrèze, Vienne...) and shelters remarkable natural environments where peat bogs, moors, forests and meadows alternate. The Longeyroux peat bog, 15 km northwest of Meymac, is an exceptional reservoir of biodiversity. The NRP is home to fragile and unique animal and plant species: otters, pearl mussels, wetland azure, linnet, white-tailed eagle, viviparous lizard... It is also a stopover for migratory birds. There are 12 species of birds, including the red-backed shrike, the European nightjar, the woodlark, the grey crane... The flora offers a great diversity: heather moors, sphagnum mosses or droseras are only some examples. A dense forest in deciduous or coniferous trees composes a heterogeneous landscape. A discovery not to be missed and surprising.
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Start :Car park overlooking the bog bordering the D109. Entry sign.
Access by Chavanac, Saint-Merd-Les-Oussines or Meymac
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Exploitation of Big Data Analysis for innovation process
Sreeramaiah Bhavana, 2017
Betreuende Dozierende: Knut Hinkelmann
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The rapid evolution of Big data that contains a wide variety of data, can provide a new way of understanding customer needs and wants. And this could offer potential opportunities to enhance value and accelerate the innovation process. Continuous improvements in data analysis tools and techniques can reveal new ideas, and novel patterns from the Big data and supports for an efficient decision making, a crux of innovation process. There are several usages of Big data analysis tools and techniques, but these techniques are not mapped to different phases of the innovation process. Thus, a systematic literature review potentially reveals all available data analysis tools and techniques that can be mapped to different phases of the innovation process. Further, the identified and relevant data analysis tool and techniques can be applied to accelerate the innovation process in different sectors.
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