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FARGO – The fate of the Red River diversion project shifts to the hands of Congress now that top leadership at the Army Corps of Engineers has approved a threeyear feasibility study.
The long-awaited signature from Acting Corps Chief Maj. Gen. Merdith W.B. Temple came Monday and was announced Tuesday, clearing a key hurdle that allows Congress to consider the project as early as next year.
Diversion Authority officials had expected a signed chief ’s report before year’s end, but were still excited on Tuesday.
“It’s Christmas, right?” joked Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker, who sits on the authority board.
Walaker and other area leaders emphasized the significance of this “major milestone.”
“Without a chief ’s report, we don’t have anything,” Walaker said. “We can’t expect Congress to react to anything without a chief ’s report.”
More hurdles lie ahead, some of which could crimp local leaders’ plans to move forward sooner rather than later.
The next procedural step requires corps leaders to sign off on a “record of decision” related to the project’s environmental impacts. Officials expect that to be signed in the spring.
In order for any construction to begin on the diversion channel, Congress must authorize and fund the $1.8 billion project, half of which will be paid for by local and state governments.
Those steps can take years – if they come at all – due to the limited dollars available and the lengthy backlog of corps projects vying for federal funding.
Congressional leaders from North Dakota and Minnesota vowed Tuesday to continue lobbying their colleagues to support the Fargo-Moorhead diversion project.
North Dakota Democratic Sen. Kent Conrad said the project’s long-term savings to public resources and its positive economic impact to the Red River Valley are reasons it should attract support from other members of Congress.
“If we have a catastrophic flood, the cost would be in the range of $10 billion,” Conrad said. “Spending $800 million (in federal dollars) to be prepared to prevent a loss of $10 billion is money well spent.”
Republican Rep. Rick Berg, who lives in Fargo, said cost-efficient projects, such as the F-M diversion should take precedence over others as Congress faces spending cuts.
“It’s real clear we need to set priorities,” Berg said. “The economic impact of protecting small businesses and jobs up and down the valley are critical, so I think my colleagues will look as favorably on this as they do other flood-control projects.”
Officials realize the congressional red tape won’t be easy hurdles to overcome.
“It’s going to be hard work to get it, particularly with the debt and deficit, but it’s a priority,” said North Dakota Republican Sen. John Hoeven.
Walaker said Tuesday he’s more optimistic with the signed chief ’s report in hand, but he realizes the diversion isn’t yet an inevitability.
“I understand all the realities,” he said. “There’s some real difficulties in Congress.”
Lawmakers said the diversion project would likely be authorized through a Water Resources Development Act, routine legislation Congress uses to give the green-light on authorized civil works projects.
Last year’s water resources bill was delayed, but Conrad said he’s hopeful Congress will act on one next year.
If the diversion is authorized as an official project, Minnesota and North Dakota lawmakers said they’ll then work to get the project funded through the corps’ budget for fiscal year 2013, which begins Sept. 1.
The first appropriation would be around $30 million, officials said.
“Next fall would be the time for getting the appropriation,” Conrad said. “This is not something that’s done in one fell swoop, it’s not overnight; it’s done over a period of years.”
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I am not Charlie. For more than a decade I have written satire for a living and for pleasure, but in those few instances where I was presented with a genuinely dangerous target, I backed down.
I am not willing to die for an idea. I’m not even sure that I admire those who are. I prefer ideas that are spread by teachers rather than martyrs.
Even this overstates my proximity to Charlie because in South Africa we don’t generally kill for ideas any more. For cellphones, certainly, and for sexual difference; sometimes just for shits and giggles; but not for public iconoclasm or dissent. In fact, there are only a few dozen people in South Africa who could claim any kind of legitimate and meaningful kinship with the victims of the Paris massacre: a few auditors, a handful of investigative journalists – people determined to unearth the iniquity of individuals, organisations or governments that can and do assassinate mid-level irritants.
I understand the urge of those living outside France to declare “Je suis Charlie”. It feels like an act of solidarity with Enlightenment values and modernity. And yet, for South Africans at least, those emotions quickly become a tangle of contradictions. How meaningful is that solidarity for South Africans who had never heard of Charlie Hebdo or whose most provocative public statement had been about whether to salt the meat before or after it goes on the braai? How do we boldly support absolute freedom of expression after demanding that Jon Qwelane, Steve Hofmeyr and David Bullard be gagged? How can we claim to stand alongside a fiercely secular state when our own state is led by a man who keeps calling on Jesus to return?
The contradictions are understandable, though, because I suspect that most of us are terribly confused. There is too much news from too many places about too many crazy people. And there is too much anger. Everywhere I turn, angry talking heads demand that I prove my righteousness by being angry, and then get angrier that I’m not angry enough or angry about different things. Confusion, fretting and wrathful, reigns.
Are we even sure why we’re outraged? Certainly it feels as if something outrageous happened: 17 people died. But if body count is the measure of public outrage then the Paris killing would have been dwarfed by the 1200 Chinese people killed on the same day by air pollution. Do the deaths need to be violent for us to react?
Forty South Africans were murdered on the day Charlie Hebdo was attacked, and not one of us declared #JeSuisAfriqueDuSud. So, is Muslim fundamentalism the trigger? No. If it was, the appalling slaughter of 2000 in Nigeria would have made Paris a mere footnote.
Of course, there are reasons for this wild and disorienting skewing of focus. It is not news that the Western press places a higher value on Western lives, nor is it overly cynical to suggest that the kidnapped Nigerian girls have fallen off our screens because they are Nigerian and not American or French. Another reason is shock, which comes down to our expectations. We expect terrorists with assault rifles in a corrupt state with failing institutions and haemorrhaging frontiers. We do not expect them in Paris. This is not Eurocentric Afro-pessimism: the Nairobi mall shooting was also deeply shocking because we don’t expect medieval murder in modern cities.
For me, though, our collective response to Charlie Hebdo and Baga is best illustrated by how most people react to domestic violence. A man walks into his neighbour’s home and punches the woman of the house in the face. The entire street is outraged, the man is arrested, the woman is given support. But a man who punches his own wife in the face, in their home? Most of the neighbours close their curtains, shake their heads and mutter, “The poor woman, but what can we do?” A few angry commentators demanded to know why the Baga massacre had been “forgotten”. Nobody forgot it. Nobody could. But, like neighbours hearing the screams from next door, we just didn’t respond. We don’t understand Nigeria’s relationship with Boko Haram. It’s their business. Best to wait and see.
I believe that the fundamental trigger of collective outrage is not body count or ideology or even the barbarism of the methods used. Rather, I believe that it all comes down to whether the perpetrator did it to his family or to his neighbours. The world is full of Stalinists and Maoists – there are even some in our own leadership – but where are the Hitlerists? Why openly support two mass murderers but reject a third? The answer is simple. Stalin and Mao may have killed four times as many people as Hitler did, but Hitler committed history’s unforgivable sin: he killed the neighbours. And still it goes on. When Israel killed 2 000 Palestinians in Gaza last year the world’s cities were flooded with angry protesters – Je suis Gaza! – and yet as the body count in Syria nudged towards 200000 those same protests went silent. When outsiders kill it is a holocaust and war crime. When the country kills itself, well, you see, it’s complicated.
Perhaps we are outraged about Charlie Hebdo because it felt like an attack from the outside. The killers were French, but in a strictly secular country their militant religion seems alien. Perhaps we are simply outraged because we are primed to react in a certain way to certain crimes. I’m quickly reaching a point where I don’t know what I’m feeling or why. Perhaps that’s why so many people lunged for #JeSuisCharlie: believing that you’re Charlie is easier than not having a clue who you really are. All I know for sure is: I’m not Charlie. I’m just not brave enough.
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The Wake County school board in Raleigh, North Carolina, voted in March to end its policy of busing students for socioeconomic diversity: a decision that has led to considerable controversy. Protesters claim that ending busing will lead to more segregation in the schools.
Now, the divided board is seeking to find a middle ground on the issue through an assignment approach called "controlled choice," which would allow parents to choose schools for their children as long as they are within a certain "zone." However, not all citizens are happy with the proposed plan and 19 protesters were arrested at a board meeting just last Tuesday.
We speak with Thomas Goldsmith, a reporter for News & Observer in Raleigh, who explains the complications involved in the board's upcoming decision.


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For a man losing about a million dollars day, Martin Shugrue sure is an optimist. He thinks he can cut those losses to zero by this time next year.
Shugrue is a court-appointed trustee for Eastern Airlines, an airline so crippled that some analysts are saying it won't be able to survive as an independent much longer.
The airline industry seems to be headed for rough times generally.
Skyrocketing oil costs have raised fuel costs by about 25 percent, a business slowdown has cut business travel and a recession, if it materializes, will cut travel even more.
That's not a formula for recovery, but you wouldn't have guessed at the gravity of the situation listening to Shugrue talk to the Downtown Rotary Club in Fort Lauderdale last week.
This is the same club that Frank Lorenzo, then chairman of Eastern's parent, spoke to in January. Lorenzo blamed "the system" for Eastern's troubles then.
Lorenzo said a combination of deregulation and pressure by union members to keep wages high kept him from cutting Eastern's costs and reducing its losses.
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Shugrue didn't use those excuses.
In fact, he acknowledged that pilot pay at Eastern is now the lowest in the industry, thanks to a court-mandated settlement.
Shugrue was full of optimism.
Shugrue said Eastern would be a "break-even airline" in 1991. He said it would have "cash self-sufficiency" that year.
That's a big goal for an airline that lost almost $95 million, more than $1 million a day, during this year's second quarter.
Shugrue was short on details. He bragged about improved on-time and baggage handling performance, but these are improvements that will take months and maybe years to draw business passengers.
In fact, Eastern has filed a business plan in bankruptcy court saying it expects to lose $510 million this year.
To even come close to surviving, Eastern has to lure back the full-fare business travelers it has lost since the beginning of the strike to Delta, American and other airlines. This was Shugrue's message to the Rotarians.
"You are our most desired customers," he told the business audience. "We are building an airline that will satisfy your requirements."
He talked of good on-time performances, a familylike feeling among employees and improved baggage handling.
But he acknowledged that Eastern will continue to cut fares to attract customers. That's no way to improve profits.
LENGTH OF STAY IS CLOUDY
It's anybody's guess how long Shugrue has before Eastern's creditors begin calling for his ouster.
He was appointed April 17. If he has a six-month trial period, Shugrue has until mid-October. If he has a year, he has until next April.
Eastern goes on trial in a few months on charges it falsified safety and maintenance records in New York City and Atlanta in a scheme that allowed unsafe planes to fly.
Even though the charges involve things that happened two years ago and that Shugrue had nothing to do with, the publicity won't help Eastern.
Perhaps the best thing that can happen to Eastern employees is for the company to merge with another airline and adopt the new airline's name.
Eastern has said that it is holding ongoing talks with Northwest Airlines about a merger, but whether Northwest wants anything except Eastern's terminal gates, new planes and Atlanta maintenance center is unclear.
But give Shugrue credit. A pilot, he's trying to bring Eastern in on little more than a wing and a prayer.
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Recording solely from his cabin in the woods of Minnesota, this reclusive artist paints a portrait of stillness through his music. In his search for perfection and the perfect, immaterial state for his music he chose to publish his compositions only online, exclusively for streaming.
“[…] when they told me my four songs could exist in a free-floating, context-less, non-corporeal environment for the benefit of people falling asleep with their earbuds in, I couldn’t say no. I told them, ‘This is what I’ve been waiting for. This is my moment. Sign me up.’”
Nephew of underdog Bryan Enno – many a times confused with the iconoclast Brian Enno, with an ‘I’ – he boasts a tradition that clearly runs in the family.
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2 edition of Trio for recorders, from Plöner Musiktag. found in the catalog.
Trio for recorders, from Plöner Musiktag.
|Other titles||Plöner Musiktag|
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site1skuK site1prodK K site1skuK Schott Plöner Musiktag Tafelmusik (Medium Instruments) Schott Series by Paul Hindemith Skip to main content Skip to footer. 48 Month Sitewide Financing Now! Get Details. Paul Hindemith’s trio for SAT from Plöner Musiktag. Written in , one of the earliest, and arguably most important, of 20thC recorder consorts. Walter Bergmann’s wonderful Septet for two descant and five treble recorders written in Vaughan Williams’ Suite for Pipes from
Get a method book, they will have examples to play. If you read music try " Recorder for older beginners " by Sweet Pipes. For a nice collection " Baroque and Folk Tunes For Recorder" by Leo Alfassy. It has some easy pieces but will challenge you at times. I use it for fun and when on a gig. You might try a hymnal but it find it better on alto up. Browse: Woodwind, Recorder, Hindemith (composer) This page lists all sheet music by Paul Hindemith (), in category: Woodwind» Recorder. Showing 1 - 10 of 27 results.
Buy Hindemith: Ploner Musiktag by Dietrich Henschel (baritone), David Reibel (narrator), Berlin RSO, Youth Symphony Orchestra of Marzahn-Hellersdorf, ensembles of the Hans Werner Henze Music School, Berlin Radio Children's Choir, Paul Hindemith, Jobst Liebrecht from Amazon's Classical Music Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. A Paul Hindemith trio from the Plöner Musiktag is a fascinating and instrumentally idiomatic document from the dawn of the German rediscovery of the recorder. All the performances are enjoyable, and in such works as the medieval Saltarello, Track 2, Munrow gives the lie to the idea that early music players of the era did not value instrumental.
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One of the earliest 20th-century compositions for a recorder consort was Paul Hindemith’s trio, written in for a one-day music festival in the town of Plön, Author: Paul Hindemith. "Trio from Plöner Musiktag, for Descant (Soprano) and two Treble (Alto) recorders"--Caption title. Originally written for recorders in A and D, here transposed a minor third up for C and F instruments--Note on verso of cover.
Publisher's no.: Edition Schott Description: 1 study score (8 pages) ; 19 cm: Other Titles: Plöner Musiktag. : Schott Ploner Musiktag - Evening Concert No. 5 (Recorder Trio) Woodwind Ensemble Series by Paul Hindemith (): Books. Genre/Form: Parts: Additional Physical Format: Online version: Hindemith, Paul, Trio for recorders.
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You may have already requested this item. Please select Ok if you would like to proceed with this request anyway. Linked Data. Browse: Hindemith - Recorder Trio for Der Plöner Musiktag This page lists all recordings of Recorder Trio for Der Plöner Musiktag by Paul Hindemith ().
Showing 1 - 1 of 1 results. Trio Lumae - Eva Polednová, Magdaléna Klímová, Lucie Lerlová (recorders) Plöner Musiktag was composed in by Paul Hindemith. It consists of. Trio für Streichinstrumente: Full original names for each part of Plöner Musiktag: A. Morgenmusik von Blechbläsern auf einem Turm aufzuführen Trio für Blockflöten, a common arrangement was written for a soprano recorder in C and 2 alto or tenor recorders in F (under arrangements tab above).
Make Offer - HANDEL Allegro from Concerto Grosso No.1 Recorder Trio SHEET MUSIC Schott Finger Suite #1 In C Sheet Music 3 Treble Recorders Schott RMS # $ Plöner Musiktag Abendkonzert Trio für Blockflöten. He calls for Soprano in A and two Altos in D.
And then says if you want different voices just transpose. What's up with that. I've been able to figure out that Altos in G are fairly common, but wasn't really able to find anything else. Are instruments in these keys even available anymore.
Martha Argerich, Kissin, Levine, Pletnev Bach Concerto For 4 Pianos Bwv Verbier, July 22 - Duration: Pedro Taamviews. The "Plöner Musiktag" sets a whole day to music: The four parts Morgenmusik [Morning Music], Tafelmusik [Table Music], Kantate [Cantata] and Abendkonzert [Evening Concert] have been written for different levels of difficulty and instrumentations – from recorder trio to.
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Get this from a library. Trio for viola, heckelphone and piano, opus 47 ; Rondo for three guitars ; Trio: from Plöner Musiktag: for soprano and two alto recorders ; Sonata for harp.
[Paul Hindemith; Myra Kestenbaum; John Ellis; Delores Stevens; Laurindo Almeida; Robin Howell; Gail Laughton]. Plöner Musiktag D2: Flötensolo mit Streichern from Abendkonzert (2) Plöner Musiktag D4: Variationen für Klarinette und Streicher from Abendkonzert (2) Plöner Musiktag D5: Trio für Blockflöten from Abendkonzert (1) Plöner Musiktag: excerpts (1) Plöner Musiktag: Mahnung an die Jugend, sich der Musik zu befleissigen: No.
March: Lebhaft (1). Composer: Hindemith, Paul Title: Trio, Evening consort from Ploener Musiktag Score and Parts Publisher: Schott Number: OFB Instrumentation: Alto and two Tenor Recorders (original voicing). 50+ videos Play all Mix - Paul Hindemith – Plöner Musiktag nº 4 — V.
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Dietrich Henschel (baritone) & David Reibel (narrator) membersof the Berlin RSO, Youth Symphony Orchestra of Marzahn-Hellersdorf, ensembles of the Hans Werner Henze Music School, Berlin Radio Children's Choir and other children's and youth choirs from Berlin, Jobst Liebrecht.
ISBN: OCLC Number: Notes: Trio for soprano- and 2 alto recorders or soprano, alto, and tenor recorders." contrary to the original instrumentation for a descant recorder in A (1) and treble recorders in D (2 und 3), the score and parts of the new edition have been adapted to current performance practice and transposed to the generally conventional recorder tuning.
50+ videos Play all Mix - Paul Hindemith - Abendkonzert: Trio per flauti dolci YouTube J.S. Bach: Oboe Concertos - Duration: Brilliant Classicsviews.The last part also comprises 'Trio for Recorders' written for recorders in A1 D1 D1 which, according to Hindemith, should be transposed to other temperaments.
The Schott edition OFB published in in a transposed version is scored for descant and two treble recorders (or treble recorder and tenor recorder).


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RecrearMagnify is starting this Sunday! We are super excited to bring together a group of extraordinary practitioners from all over the world. For two weeks we will be answering together the question:
“How do I recognise and facilitate the personal transformation necessary for me to belong to an organisation or system that feels alive and healthy?”
Meet this year’s team. They are researchers, creatives, youth workers and everything in between – we were captivated by their questions, their spirit and their life path.
Abeer believes in the value of finding a new purpose with every new experience life throws her way. Adding value to others is what gives her fulfillment and joy. One of her strengths is working with others. Abeer has a bachelor degree in Human Resource Management from King Saud University, a well-known university in Saudi Arabia. When she was still a student, Abeer was a very active in many clubs and activities. She also has earned a Training certification from Technical and Vocational Training Corporation in Riyadh. Abeer has a background in conducting workshops on personality types in the workplace. She is currently working as the communication & strategic partnership officer at Tasamy, a non-profit organization that focuses on finding sustainable and innovative business solutions to societal problems by enabling social entrepreneurs in Saudi Arabia.
Anna works for Peacemakers. Peacemakers is a charity situated within the UK Midlands that delivers peace education via practical workshops and experiences that develop social and emotional learning and further understanding of how to resolve conflict creatively. Peacemakers educates for peace, not about peace in that we promote the foundational skills needed for peace such as communication, inclusion, dialogue and conflict transformation. Anna is the Restorative Coordinator for Peacemakers and provides both strategic and on-the-ground support, challenge and training to schools.
Carolina is a Colombian anthropologist living in Cusco, Peru. Currently, she supports a social organization that works with indigenous people and farmers in agro-biodiversity conservation of the Andean region. For four years she has been working on food issues with farmers, which has led her to get to know the world, her country and herself much better. Last year she completed her Master’s in Participation, Power and Social Change at the Institute of Development Studies. This led her to become interested in alternative pedagogies, artistic and creative methodologies, cultures of peace and political participation. She is constantly in a process of re-discovering herself, the people around her, and different cultures. She loves dogs, ice cream and feels at peace when she is walking in the city or in the countryside.
Caroline works with teenage girls (and other humans in her free time) to grow community, knowledge of self and conflict, and to help create interactions of authenticity and kindness. She lives in Ohio, where she is investigating questions about social justice, friendship, self-compassion, creativity, and the living environment. Some experiments have included knocking on doors and facilitating conversations about racism, building an intentional housing community, acting in community theater, volunteering with a free school, and seeking out challenging and supportive experiences with Nonviolent Communication, Gestalt groups, and Re-evaluation Counseling. She believes in the power of art and theater to conjure hope, insight, and radical change, and is eager to grow and discover with the rest of the Magnify cohort.
Multidisciplinary artist, Cui JinZhe utilizes drawing, drawing-based installation and action-based public engagement to explore phenomenology, daily rituals and everyday experiences. This exploration serves as a catalyst for observation and reflection, which Cui cites as the core of her life practice. Cui JinZhe was born and raised in Dalian China and has lived and worked in Canada since 2008. She has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. Jinzhe is also a lover of cooking, chaos singer and dancer. She believes that each individual is capable to live one’s life as freedom and peace.
Ibukun is a researcher with a background in clinical medicine and community health. She’s an Erasmus Mundus Fellow finalising her PhD in trans-disciplinary global health, with a focus on how mobile technologies (mHealth) can improve the quality of maternal health service delivery in sub-Saharan Africa.
Jennifer is a multi-lingual professional with over ten years of experience managing complex multi-stakeholder international projects. A project manager, facilitator, coach and writer, Jennifer prefers to see her job as creating a space in which multiple voices and perspectives can flourish. She opens lines of communication, builds supportive structures and holds space for partners to co-create a vision and work together toward a new reality. She is particularly drawn to youth entrepreneurship education as a space that breeds possibility, hope and collective action toward an emerging future.
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A Canadian-British hybrid, Jess Marlow is an interdisciplinary artist and youth worker who has transplanted herself numerous times, moving between the west coast of Canada and the UK. She is still searching for home, and much of her work and personal questing has to do with finding a place of rootedness from which to grow. She acts as the Training and Creative lead for The Kite Trust, a charity based in Cambridge, UK, which supports LGBTQ+ youth. She is particularly interested in the role that the arts can play in building community, family, and a sense of home, especially for those who have lost it along the way. Superpowers include being able to come up with a seemingly endless list of drama games at the drop of a hat, and really weird first-date questions.
Laura is a seeker, activist, artist, birth worker and sister to all women. A few of the many areas of endless fascination for her include the quest for identity/belonging (cultural or personal), negotiating equality, spiritual awakenings, the magic of nature and Argentine tango. Professionally, she is trained in the field of international development with a focus on humanitarian emergencies and gender. Personally, she is continuously immersed in volunteer projects to build, support and inspire community and connection in every sphere of life. Through her practice of yoga and meditation over the last 14 years, respecting silence and space are key parts of her every day. She is periodically known to disappear for long periods into the woods and monasteries– and some say her superpower is her ability to happily live without technology and sometimes even sleep.
Over the past 15 years, Michelle has worked with youth and families in the community of Point Saint-Charles. In this time, she has co-founded various projects that nurture youth-leadership and political engagement, while working towards social and economic justice. This small working class community, nestled in the heart of Montreal, is both her home and where she spends her time scheming with friends, family and neighbours – imagining and working towards post-capitalist futures.
Tony Harris holds an MA in Conflict Transformation from the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding. He currently works for a tech startup with a strong social impact focus. Tony’s professional passions include social entrepreneurship, organizational development, facilitation, and process & program design. In years past, he has worked as a facilitator and coordinator for several domestic & international education programs. His research expertise spans across the topics of gender & peace building, queer theory, public health, human rights, community development, and identity-based conflict. Tony also holds a BA in Peace Studies from Goucher College. His superpowers would have to include humor, empathy, & writing his own sense of a healthy masculinity as he makes his way in the world.
Fia loves to reflect, explore and learn with others. She believes there is something unique in each one of us and she loves to connect with people on a deeper level. She is passionate about participatory processes and research, organizational learning, social accountability and youth work.
Her background is in international development and in conveying the meaningful participation of young people in development and political processes. At the moment she is working as an independent trainer and researcher focusing on Action Research methodologies and topics such as power, empowerment and social change.
Fia loves to bring creative techniques such as theatre, storytelling and movement into her work. She is also a dancer and has a deep fascination and endless energy when it comes to literally any style of dance. At the moment she is exploring contact dance and loving it!
Kirsten is a nomadic soul who enjoys culturally enriching experiences and out-of-the-box living. She currently enjoys the new challenge of stability and deep dedication to her new home in Medellin, Colombia.
As Recrear’s Director of Community Engagement, she has loved discovering how Recrear’s style of participatory action research can open up spaces for reflection for communities as well as civil society organizations. Her research interests have taken her from exploring Afro-Ecuadorian youth participation in Esmeraldas, socio-economic inclusion of young people in Bolivia and tendencies of evaluation among youth INGOs in London.
Gioel is the director of research at Recrear. She is also a PhD candidate at the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, UK. Through a case study of Colombian youth organizations, Gioel’s PhD project explores how different funding models affect organizational culture as well as the quality of social organizations’ internal and external relationships.
Already bored with the big buzz words? Don’t worry, Gioel is much more than that. A rebel from a young age, she got on a boat and crossed the seven seas with a bunch of very diverse people from all over, an experience that kick-started her intimate relationship with basically any (human) being and the world of interculturality.
If you say “kisses and hugs”, she says: “I just can’t get enough” and hugs you until you are full of love. As a good Italian, Gioel loves making awesome pasta dishes. She enjoys playing around, having deep conversations, meditating herself out of the world and in again, and organizing painting nights…
Gabriela Biscardi Mendez
Gaby is an exuberant Venezuelan who first joined Recrear through the Magnify 2016 edition in Medellin, Colombia.
She brings her lively energy and deep listening mind to our team. Not to mention she’s a phenomenal life coach whose constantly questioning how the experiential can be a window into our self-exploration, as well as that of organizations. For this reason, she launched CreaPsique a Venezuela-based group of consultants on experimenting with psychology, coaching, psychodrama and experiential learning.
Khuyen Bui Gia
Khuyen is currently acting his new roles as a guide, life coach, facilitator and writer based in Hanoi, Vietnam. He loves people enough to coax himself to outgrow his introverted nerdy geeky self. Kinda like the Hulk, except for the size and green. Khuyen is (still) a bachelor from Tufts University, USA in Computer Science and Philosophy. He has been serving on the board of South East Asia Service Leadership Network (SEALNet), a nonprofit with a mission to cultivate young service leaders in SEA region. SEALNet broke open his heart and made it more whole, so talk with him about it.
For the last quarter of century, he has left hopefully memorable footprints in Hanoi, Singapore, Boston and the web (try searching). He likes to be put in boxes and make new boxes for others. A trickster by gene, Khuyen loves surprises and marvels in serendipity.

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I just got these 4 cd’s and have been listening to them non-stop. I’d recommend any of them, if you already don’t have them.
This is Jack Johnson’s latest release, In Between Dreams (click on album). It came out on Tuesday 3/1, but I’ve had it since last Thursday, see here. It’s a great follow up to his sophomoric release On and On. This has more of a relaxed feel, of lounging around the house on a Saturday afternoon with nothing to do with some friends or a “special someone”. All in all it holds to the cool, calm Jack style that is apparent in this surfer, musician, filmmaker’s work. Some of my fav tracks are Do You Remember, Banana Pancakes, and No Other Way.
This is John Mayer’s 1999 independent release Inside Wants Out (click on Album). It features many of the songs on the Grammy winning debut album Room for Squares along with a few songs that you may not even be familiar with. This album (even as a “follow-up”) gives a great insight to the beginnings of this new rock legend. If you are already a John Mayer fan, some of these tracks can serve as an acoustic supplement to his other albums. If you are not yet a fan, it’s a great introduction to this man’s work. It does contain the original version (the other version is found on the live disk(s)Any Given Thursday) of my favorite song Comfortable.
This is the debut album from The Postal Service, Give Up (click on album). Not to be confused with the US Postal Service, which in fact you can order The Postal Service’s album from, go here. This album is a somewhere between electronic, pop, 80′s alternative and fantastic. Featuring 2 guys who collaborated through the USPS (hence the name) came up with a mix of songs that delve into the mind and soul. It even features guest vocals of Jenny Lewis of Rilo Kiley (see below). The intricate beats and loops keep your foot tapping and you take a journey into the world of the Postal Service. They also have a new EP out called We Will Become Silhouettes
This is Rilo Kiley’s 3rd album More Adventurous (click on album). I must admit I’ve only recently jumped on the Rilo Kiley bandwagon. I’ll get the other 2 soon…I promise. Rilo Kiley is the brain child of singer/song writer Jenny Lewis and friend Blake Soper/Sennett. Lewis first gained notoriety as an actress in such films as The Wizard, and Sennett as an actor on the TV show Salute Your Shorts. This LA based band is quickly gaining popularity on radio station KCRW. Her hauntingly beautiful voice and heartfelt lyrics about loves had and lost bring emotion and depth to this collection of songs. Keep your eyes and ears on this band as they continue to develop from an indie secret into a full fledged household name in anyone with a decent record collection.
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The relief ornament, based on the motifs of folk embroidery, became the logo of the complex.
In a word, the buildings are moderately ornamental and not very tall – both are the response to their location inside the yard, while the outer contour also includes historical buildings, mainly of the end of the XIX century.
Currently, there are reports about the completion of the houses belonging to the first stage – two “frames” in the west half of the site from the side of Razina Street: at this point, one of the facades of the complex hits the redline. Thus, we can compare the project and its implementation. The outside facades are tiles; stucco is only used in the yard zone.
The main message that the report broadcasts, however, is about the completion of the landscaping project of the first stage: the western yard and the boulevard running along the south facade. It is already there on the Yandex maps.
The part of the landscaping project that belongs to the city is relatively small – and it is indeed of the “city” kind, neat and made of stone: the fine pattern of the monochrome white tiles repeats the masonry pattern of the bottom “rock face” tier. Along the boulevard, which branches off Razina street and leads to the car park entrance and the grille of the yard, there are a few large-size trees, surrounded by circular benches, and flowerbeds with white flowing outlines, vigorous clumps of hydrangeas and tall panicles of cereals. Everything looks exceptionally well-cared for and cozy in the urban way, like some exemplary fragment on the threshold of one of the blocks of flats.
Both here and on the street side, the bottom floors host cafes and shops; some of them are already open.
The main part of the landscape, however, is in the yard. It rests on the roof of a two-level underground parking garage – as a rule, the main issue with such a roof is that you cannot plant large trees upon it because they have a big root system. Because of this, many architects limit themselves to grass and shrubbery. If they want to make some serious landscape changes, they resort to tall tubs, or, better yet, to making artificial terrain.
The yard of Alexandrovsky Garden demonstrates the latter solution. After all, the complex has to live up to its name, and trees depicted on grilles clearly would not be enough. There are a few artificial hills; two of them, framed with flexible white barriers, flank the center; the third hill is designed as a large flower bed with a bench tracing its contour, and each has either a really large tree planted in it, or a few trees at once. Thus, it is for a reason that the release calls the yard a park. The list of trees includes ash-berry trees, (the most important) pine tree, a few fir trees, and a weeping birch tree, whose crown is formed by a natural “gazebo”.
All the plants, meanwhile, have been specially selected to fit the local continental climate, so they must live a long and happy life.
The artificial hills merge with prop-up walls and barriers, sometimes rigid and geometric, sometimes flowing. Their architectural character is very tangible, and it organizes the yard space in a very “determined” way. At the same time, sometimes the hills descend quite smoothly to the pavement level, “growing” into the pile pattern, which is jagged, the kind you may see in Moscow’s Zaryadye Park. Vigorous bunches of purple inflorescences sprout between the slabs.
Closer to the contours, all the houses become more austere, all the lines become straight, and the angles right; in front of each of the entrances, there are exquisite flower beds that feature an inbuilt bench and a small round opening for the cereals.
An impression is created that for different groups and different kinds of plants an individual “carrier” program is proposed. Well, even if that’s not really the case, the casings (pun intended) are very diverse.
Another thing that meets the eye is the difference between the minor architectural landscaping shapes – all these flowing white bands and flowers growing along the jagged edge of the pavement slabs – and the austere facades of the residential buildings of the complex, which are rather governed by reserved contextual classics than all these neo-modernist liberties.
Luckily, the facade and landscaping design was done by the same company – T+T Architects led by Sergey Trukhanov – so, in my opinion, they seem to rhyme quite successfully. It is based on two different themes set here: the city and the park. The houses, as well as the landscaping on the outer perimeter, are of the urban type, while in the center of the yard there is a certain “natural enclave” that consists of hills and pine trees. Meanwhile, as it gets closer to the houses, it “collects itself” and turns into a garden – it even has more garden plants in it, like the above-mentioned hydrangeas. Only the cereals “stand guard” before the entrances – and they should, given their slender sharp silhouette.


Futaba T4PV 4-Channel 2.4GHz T-FHSS & R304SB Rx Combo (No Battery) P-CB4PV. The Futaba T4PV is a high performance 4 channel transmitter packed with high-end features and styling. After the success of the T3PV the T4PV is a natural step forward. Whilst sitting below the T4PX in specifications the T4PV has many of the features most cars racers will ever need. The bold screen is displayed prominently on the top of the case with lots of information available without having to access sub-menus. Navigation though the display menu is easy thanks to the jog-dial and large buttons and you can even setup a custom menu for your most used features. As with all modern Futaba Radios the T4PV has telemetry built in as standard. You can check the voltage of the receiver battery, engine cylinder and motor case temperature, voltage of the rotational speed and the external power supply. T-FHSS 2.4GHz Telemetry system. R304SB Telemetry receiver included (T-FHSS). Telemetry read-aloud function (via earphone socket). S. BUS2 technology. Receiver voltage display function (as standard). External voltage display (optional sensor). Temperature display (optional sensor). Rotation speed display (optional sensor). Gyro sensitivity adjustment function. Graphic LCD panel with backlighting. LED monitor. Ackerman adjustment with steering mixing. Front and rear wheel independent brake mixing (including delay with ABS function). 4WS Four wheel steering mixing. Dual ESC mixing. Neutral brake function. Variable trigger position mechanism (7mm). 40 Model memories. Up to 10 Character model names. MC link function (MC960CR / 940CR / MC950CR / MC851C / MC850C / MC602C / corresponding to the MC601C / MC402CR / MC401CR, can be recorded for each model memory). ABS Anti-skid brake system. Idle-up. Throttle speed adjustment. Throttle cut adjustment. Throttle Acceleration. Throttle EXP. Throttle ATL. Mechanical ATL. Servo neutral select function (5: 5/7: 3). Steering EXP. Steering speed. D/R Dual rates. EPA function (All channels). Sub trim (All channels). Program MIX. Function select dial/switch. Digital trims. F/S Failsafe (All channels). Battery F/S (2 Channels). Timer (up/down/lap: record up to a maximum of 100 laps). Adjustable angle antenna (90°) Included in the Box. T4PX Transmitter. R304SB T-FHSS Receiver. Tx battery cradle for 4 x’AA’ batteries. Instruction manual. 1 x Digital Dial. 6.8/13.6ms (T-FHSS). 1x Push Switch, 1x Push Lock Switch. 6 x Digital Trim. 2S 6.6V LiFe (Not included). 4x’AA’ Alkaline (Not included). 5 Cell NiMH (Not included). The item “Futaba T4PV 4-Channel 2.4GHz T-FHSS & R304SB Rx Combo (No Battery) P-CB4PV” is in sale since Friday, November 2, 2018. This item is in the category “Toys & Games\Radio Control & RC Toys\RC Model Vehicle Parts & Accs\Other RC Parts & Accs”. The seller is “align-trex” and is located in Slough. This item can be shipped worldwide.
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White plane is my Rattler. I built this to test and prove my RO-Jett 40RE Bar Stock engine. It has one of my own pipes and Bolly prop. It fly's well but is over weight. I out-smarted myself when designing the plane. It has the design numbers for a heavier 61 engine. When I put in the 8.2 ounce 40 in it was way tail heavy. Needed 4 ounces in the nose. Plane was light before all the extra weight. Has a Phil Granderson Diva airfoil and size wing with the rest being my mistakes. 58ounces! 630 sq. Testing over with someone want to buy it?


2019 Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro Redesign Interior and Specs – Following a whole lot of teaser pictures and video lessons that merely elevated the curiosity of most people, the Audi Q2 eventually possessed a first appearance very last year. Now officially revealed, it could carry on the lifespan from the compact crossover course. The manufacturer-new 2019 Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro will also be a signal of the path of the German company’s design. This SUV is exhibiting everything we can foresee through the impending versions off their types. The design terminology last but not least received a small differ from everything we used to in Q-series. Even though there will not be severe changes, enthusiasts will discover a manufacturer-new top-board type. The suction power pockets in the fender are huge and a little distinct we recognized noticed on preliminary Q2.
The essential variation is with halogen front side front lights. Of course, it is going to have a very comfy towel, material/leather material or Okay Nappa natural leather seating, multiple-functionality leather material controls, double-sector automatic weather conditions handle. In the front of the motorist is an 8.4-” (5.8-“) substantial-image resolution coloration MMI show or 12.3-inches whole coloration computerized tool bunch. The center gaming system characteristics a 12.3-” touchscreen using the Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro. Furthermore, it delivers a 1.6-liter a number of-tube TDI engine of 114 hp (85 kW) and 184 lb-feet (250 Nm) of torque. The two of these engines just have a front side-push.
Interior and Exterior
The 2019 Audi Q2 could keep rates of its forerunner. So, the SUV is 165 ” extended, 71 ins broad and 60 ins great. Its wheelbase is 102 in. Extended. Consequently, the cabin will in all probability have somewhat more space readily accessible in comparison to the initial design of this company. The manufacturer states that in conditions of practical advancement and usefulness, the Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro could be the competitor to the most costly Audi designs. This indicates they are going to hold the End And Go system, a group of devices that keep a record of the situations and standing of the vehicle, along with an innovative infotainment system with a large display. Indeed, the capacity to connect to the web and Wi-Fi hotspot functionality is simple for such autos.
2019 Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro Engine
A minimum of half a dozen drivetrain devices is going to be obtainable for 2019 Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro. The base design comes along with a turbocharged fuel system. Its displacement is 1.-liter, and it also employs the TFSI system. The more significant is the 1.4-liter and 2.0-liter TFSI , models. Additionally, we have now diesel within the collection for the 2019 year. Very first of them is a 1.6-liter TDI. More efficient 2.0-liter TDI mill is obtainable in two power amounts. The productivity of these engines goes from 120 to 190 horses.
2019 Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro Price and Release Date
Nevertheless, in 2019 it is going to should be of Audi’s provide the US. The vehicle is definitely proceeding international, and it also is just an issue of time if it will very first. Even so, the crossover will receive a specific remedy. No manufacturer-new engines should come for an additional marketplace. Somewhat, the 2019 Audi Q2 TFSI 2.0 Quattro will in all probability give a pair of pre-existing petrol variations.
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Scope and Contents Diaries, journals, daybooks, manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, sound recordings of radio programs, and miscellaneous ephemera. Includes drafts of essays, short stories and poetry plus the diary of Ms. Ascher-Nash's mother, Luise Frankl (1896-1912) and recordings of compositions by her husband, Edgar Nash.
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The Garmin EchoMap 74SV is a fish finder that is geared towards power users or those that are aspiring to become power users.
If you have a decent sized boat, you can do a lot with this fish finder, maybe even open your own fishing charter business!
Nevertheless, if you are a serious angler or someone looking to get competitive, this fish finder is a great way to up your game.
Sporting a huge 7 inch diagonal display(a little smaller than an iPad mini), this fish finder delivers 3 different kinds of SONAR as well as Garmin’s world-renowned chartplotting capabilities.
The SONAR is powered by 500W, which can get you plenty of depth. The two frequencies for regular SONAR are 77 kHz for wider range and greater depth, and the 200 kHz SONAR is for narrower scanning with greater clarity.
The other two SONARs are DownVu and SideVu, which are high-resolution images of what’s directly beneath your boat and what’s to the side of your boat. This is really, really neat because you are getting all three technologies in one clean package.
The Lowrance HDS series has this too, but you’d have to get the display plus a special unit for down and side imaging which would set you back another $500. The Garmin in this case is a LOT of value for your money.
Side scanning SONAR shows you a crisp view of whatever is below your boat upto 750 feet on each side, which is ridiculously awesome. Because GPS is built in, you can actually record the SONAR readings coordinated with GPS readings and play it all back on the free HomePort™ planning software.
This is an excellent way to scope out good fishing areas before a tournament or to keep good areas in mind if you are running a charter.
The integrated BlueChart® g2 maps are one of the best in the industry, an they cover the entire United States coastline and the US side of the Great Lakes. This makes the 74SV an excellent choice for saltwater anglers.
The BlueChart G2 has everything that’s available on NOAA charts, tidal stations, currents, depth contours, IALA symbols, and fishing charts. You can zoom in and out with ease, and can even define what is a safe depth for you and have it show on the chart in a different color.
You have two options to mount the transducer – either on the transom or on your trolling motor, whichever you prefer – both installation kits are included in the box. Even the display’s mount is a quick disconnect tilting mount, so you can just snap it on and off whenever you like – this is especially useful when you are storing the boat.
The EchoMap SV74 is also a guidance system. You can simply enter the location you wish to go to, and the Garmin will search through the charts and plot a safe path for you that avoids shallow water, low bridges, and other obstacles.
If you have a Garmin autopilot already installed on your boat, you can hook it up to this unit and it’ll do everything for you.
At the end of the day, this unit is a high performance fish finder/chartplotter that will help you take your fishing and skippering to the next level.

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Tenby Caravan Parks Offer Relaxation and Fun
Tenby caravan parks
If you are looking at new possibilities for places to holiday, you might want to check out the coastal areas of Tenby for caravan parks. Beautiful holiday parks located just minutes from Tenby and beaches provide the perfect opportunity for relaxation. Full service caravan parks offer easy access to town and nature walks in the Pembrokeshire National Park.
Northcliff Caravan Park
Find beautiful landscaping and well-maintained bed and breakfast caravans at Northcliff Caravan Park in Tenby. This is a quiet, lovely spot centrally located right next to Tenby North Beach and Pembrokeshire National Park. Visitors enjoy the wildlife and the small community atmosphere with only 15 caravans. Folks take nature hikes through the national park, play on the beach and side trips into Tenby.
This is a family run business providing two bedroom caravans including videos and microwaves. Beautiful grassy areas provide open spaces for children to play ball games and play on the seesaw and swings. There are nearby golf courses and several historic sights of interest.
Reservations can be made at 01834 843526 or you can visit their website at www.northcliffcaravanpark.co.uk.
Saltern Caravan Park
Saltern Caravan Park gets rave reviews from previous visitors who return year after year. This park is family owned and operated and it sure shows with the lovely accommodations they present for hire. You can have your choice of over 50 static caravans with all the modern conveniences.
Ideally situated, the Saltern Caravan Park is only 10 minutes to the town of Tenby. You can shop and pick up supplies in town or catch a train from the convenient railway station. The Pembrokeshire coastline is an easy walk from the park where you can barbecue, surf, fish and sun bathe. Fishing is particularly good at Tenby, Saundersfoot and the island of Caldey. Windsurfing is popular at Saundersfoot and Tenby, as well as sailing and horseback riding.
Reservations are available at 01834 842157 or visit their website at http://www.salterncaravanpark.co.uk/.
Enjoy the lazy days of summer with Tenby caravan parks.


DENVER (CBS4)– Police in Denver say the suspect wanted in at least two groping incidents on light rail trains is a juvenile.
The suspect has been identified as a juvenile so police have not released his name.
Two women told CBS4 they were assaulted on trains. They say they were grabbed from behind but fear there are more victims out there.
The juvenile is wanted in unlawful sexual assaults.
Additional Information From The Denver Police Department
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The Dow Jones index declined in the overnight session as investors reacted to the latest testimony by Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell. It fell to $32,423, which was 2.2% below the all-time high of $33,220. The fear and greed index, on the other hand, has dropped from last week’s high of 56 to the current neutral level of 49.
What happened: Janet Yellen, the Treasury Secretary, and Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve chair, held their first day of congressional testimony yesterday. While they talked on several issues, the main outcome of the session was that Powell committed to continue with the expansionary policies. On her part, Yellen said that Congress will need to hike taxes to fund the ambitious $3 trillion spending package.
Why it matters: To a large extent, an expansionary Fed is usually a good thing for Dow Jones because it lowers their cost of borrowing. However, higher taxes could have a negative impact on the companies earnings. Biden’s proposal called for hiking the overall corporate tax from 21% to 28%.
Meanwhile, the fear and greed index has eased quite a bit as investors continue watching the performance of the bond market. The junk bond demand is the only subsector that is in the extreme greed zone. Safe-haven demand and put and call options are in the fear zone while the other sub-sectors are in the neutral zone.
Dow Jones technical outlook
The four-hour chart shows that the Dow Jones index has been in a strong upward trend recently. It was forming an ascending channel pattern a few weeks ago. It managed to move past the upper side of this channel on March 11. However, the index has managed to move below this ascending channel in the overnight session.
Therefore, if the bearish outlook remains, there is a possibility that it will keep falling as bears target the lower side of the channel at $31,000. This is a 4% decline from the current level. However, a move above the all-time high of $33,235 will invalidate this trend.
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Top 5 Melbourne Cheap Eats
No vacation is complete without exploring and tasting the myriad range of food that a place has to offer. If you are a Foodie Tripper, absolutely nothing matches the satisfaction that comes from discovering a dish that tingles your taste buds.
But more often than not, this can be an expensive affair. So don’t you worry, we’ve got you covered! Get ready to put on some vacation weight, because we have a lip-smacking list of Top 5 cheap eats for you in Melbourne. Bear in mind… what’s cheap for Melbourne might not be ‘cheap’ for us Desi Trippers; it is one of the world’s most expensive cities afterall.
1. Butcher’s Diner:
Craving for a midnight snack? Butcher’s is just the right place for you. One of Melbourne’s only restaurant that serves food 24/7, Butcher’s produces some of the best burgers. The menu is a mix of European, Japanese, American and Chinese cuisines. Don’t be misled by the name, it also offers great vegetarian options like a classic grilled cheese toastie (known as “jaffles” if you want to speak like a local), crispy tofu noodle salad and falafels!
Address: 10 Bourke St, Melbourne 3000
Timings: Daily 24 hours
Price: $10- $15 per dish
2. SPQR Pizzeria:
One is never too tired of enjoying a good old woodfired pizza made of delicious sourdough. SPQR offers one of Melbourne’s finest pizza slices with minimalist toppings for just $5. You can also try a couple of alcoholic beverages from their long list of options and if sweet cravings take over, do not miss out on the alcoholic and highly caffeinated wodge of tiramisu.
Address: 26 Liverpool St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Timings: daily noon- midnight
Price: $5 per slice/ $8 with soft/$10 with peroni red
Want a great start to your day with a wholesome breakfast? This sweet little cafe offers simple but delectable dishes, you have to try their best selling dish, Okonomiyaki – fluffy, savoury Japanese pancakes. Protip- Bring your own container for takeaway and save a dollar.
Address: 22 Smith St, Collingwood, VIC 3066
Timings: Tue-Thurs 10 am- 3.30 pm
Fri- Sun 10am-9 pm (closed from 3.30- 6pm)
4. La Tortilleria:
This eatery cum grocery store is your go-to place if you are in the mood for delicious Mexican food, must have- freshly made crunchy corn tortillas and their exceptional guacamole (which you can also take home in a tub!).
Address:72 Stubbs Street, Kensington, 3031 VIC
Timings: Mon- Thurs 5.30- 9 pm
Fri- Sat 12 to 9.30 pm
Price: $20- $40
5. Madras Brothers:
If you are craving desi food while in Melbourne, you have to visit this authentic Tamil eatery and bar. Street snacks dominate the menu, but the place offers everything from masala peanuts, to the infamous Bombay Sandwich and a finger licking Chicken Chettinad.
Address: 129 Smith St. Fitzroy, VIC 3065.
Timings: Tue- Sun 5 pm- late
Price: $20- $40

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To celebrate last night’s 56th Annual Grammy Awards, many of music’s biggest stars brought their fashion A-games. Unfortunately, a few may missed their marks.
Here are the most dramatic looks from the evening…
Katy Perry in Valentino
What was interesting about it: The music notes on the full skirt. Katy told E! News of the dress, “It’s musical for music’s biggest night!”
Taylor Swift in Gucci
What was interesting about it: Taylor joked to Ryan Seacrest that the chainmail dress was probably bulletproof.
Kelly Osbourne in Badgley Mischka
What was interesting about it: Kelly’s black dress was pretty basic from the front, but she accessorized with a backward cross — from Ozzy Osbourne’s personal collection.
Paula Patton, designer unknown
What was interesting about it: Why were there lion heads, but a zebra print?
Sara Bareilles in Blumarine
What was interesting about it: Even though her dress was a bold high-low look, Sara’s braids attracted more attention. Sara said the hairdo was inspired by Hunger Games‘ Katniss Everdeen.
Kacey Musgraves in Armani Prive
What was interesting about it: Before winning Country Album of the Year, Kacey Musgraves showed off her side tattoo in this tiered, nude gown.
Colbie Caillat in Ezra Santos
What was interesting about it: Colbie showed off just a bit of skin in this red lace gown. The dress also featured a long train. (Her hair just didn’t seem to match the otherwise glamorous look…)
Which of these looks are hits? Which are misses?


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Prayers to light your path box of blessings
Prayers to light your path to read every day before you start your day or on the go.By Stormy Omartian
Seek God's comforting presence in any dark moment and allow the powerful prayers in the Prayers to light your path box of blessings to light up the darkness around you. Each of the cards are printed in full color on both sides. The front of each card features a creamy white background grounded by a swag of pink florals and a heartfelt prayer. You will find a deep purple background with a pink corner floral design and a supporting scripture verse on the back of each card.
The themes covered by the cards include reliance, seeking wisdom, commitment, trust, fear, and much more. Conveniently size to fit in a purse so you can carry the life-giving power of prayer not only in your heart but also in your hand bag ready to use when you cannot find the words.

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CookUnity supplies a package of chef-curated dishes to bring a restaurant experience to consumers’ doors with an assurance to do so sustainably. Obtain regular dishes comfortably provided right to your apartment on your membership plan and also options, and forget the cutting board because your dishes show up all set to warm when you are. This one-of-a-kind experience is offered you by CEO as well as founder Mateo Marietti, that started CookUnity in 2015 with head chef Lucia Cisilotto. The business has an ongoing partnership with and contribution to the Food Bank of New York City, to deal with as well as enhance the food instability of families across the five districts.
CookUnity prides itself on its goal to deliver a high requirement of scrumptious as well as chef-created varied dishes fit to fulfill virtually every dietary demand and cooking desire. Dishes supplied are attentively created though non-customizable, yet the symbols at the top of the dish option page help you deal with your personalized needs to choose if you want reduced salt, vegan, keto, paleo, and gluten-free, to name a few options. We set out to establish if this fascinating meal service can provide on its pledge.
What is CookUnity?
CookUnity was developed in 2015 by Mateo Marietti, who thought of the concept after becoming frustrated with the lack of choices for dish distribution services readily available on the market. Customers appeared to be required to select between inexpensive prices and an enough choice on a constant basis, and although all choices came in handy, none attracted attention as particularly notable.
CookUnity provides restaurant-quality dishes in an easy, subscription-based version that is easy to use. Premium delicacies are offered at a small cost thanks to the solution, which connects professional cooks with daily customers. CookUnity promotes itself as being a chef-driven establishment, serving tailored recipes that vary weekly and also are produced fresh making use of items purchased from neighborhood and sustainable sources.
Prepared by chefs, CookUnity’s purpose is to supply a high level of yummy and also chef-created varied dishes that can be personalized to match practically any type of dietary necessity or premium preference. Even though the dishes provided are not tailored, the signs at the top of the food selection page assist you in customizing to your certain requirements by allowing you to pick from low salt, vegan, paleo, and also gluten-free choices, to name a few examples of what is available.
Kinds of Food They Offer.
I’ve discovered that CookUnity meals often tend to be much more premium than a number of the various other pre-made dish distribution services I’ve attempted in the past. These aren’t straightforward meat and veggie dishes, they’re crafted to be something you’re likely to see at a wonderful dining establishment.
Right here are some instances of dishes we’ve seen on the food selection in the past to give you a concept of what you can anticipate.
- Roasted Salmon over Sautéed Spinach as well as Broccoli.
- Delicata Squash Stuffed with Sprouted Black Lentils.
- Lamb Kebab Turmeric Hummus Roasted Sweet Potatoes.
- Seared Steak with Brussels Sprouts and also Horseradish Cream Sauce.
As you can see, these are some pretty charming, yet well balanced, meals. They do not quit there. You can likewise add appetizers, snacks, morning meal, kitchen items, as well as also drinks to your box. This primarily covers all your food requires for the week, making grocery store buying and also cooking outdated!
Who is CookUnity helpful for?
Because this meal delivery outfit has such a wide range of choices, I would certainly this service is one of the very best for someone with a curious taste as well as likes to attempt brand-new meals. The food is all over the map, rather essentially, with loads of globe foods represented, however there is uniformity in high quality and all of the dishes I attempted went to the very least strong or much better.
There are plenty of healthy and balanced, low-carb, vegan and also paleo choices so this is an excellent dish distribution solution if you’re trying to stick to a certain eating plan.
CookUnity additionally a wonderful option if you’re large into the celeb chef scene and also want to boast to your friends that you had Jean-Georges’ pizza for supper last evening. And also yes, the French-born, James Beard Award-winning cook actually has a pizza recipe on the CookUnity menu. Go figure.
Who is CookUnity not as great for?
It’s probably not an excellent choice for family members because the portions aren’t huge as well as points would get expensive if you were ordering for 3 or 4 people. It’s also not optimal if you have a very unpredictable timetable since I wouldn’t consider the newly prepared food to be fantastic for freezing as well as it is most definitely best consumed a couple of days after delivery.
The final decision on CookUnity.
I’ll confess I was happily stunned by the high hit rate of this meal solution. When I saw the amount of literal chefs were in the kitchen area by way of the dozens of cooks they’ve culled recipes from, I was stressed the solution itself would certainly be inconsistent. But in practice, each dish was well prepared with good taste and I really did not experience a single real dud. The cod was the only meal I ‘d wanted had been a larger part however total each lunch or dinner was satisfying.
The most amazing feature of CookUnity is the sheer quantity of dish options you can pick from, all originating from chefs of various backgrounds, cooking designs and degrees of fame. As a bona fide dining establishment junkie, I would certainly think about CookUnity not just as a yummy method to maintain myself fed without having to cook, however likewise as an enjoyable method to discover brand-new cook characters and dining establishments for the next time I’m taking a trip to a brand-new city or trying to find an area to dine out in your area.


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That's how Fox News' Tucker Carlson sees it:
"Now I'm a Christian ... But Michael Vick killed dogs, and he did it in a heartless and cruel way. And I think, personally, he should have been executed."
Maybe this was inevitable. There's no more emphatic endorsement of Vick's reformation than a vote of confidence from Barack Obama, so I guess we needed to an equal and opposite reaction from someone like Carlson. But it's still completely disgraceful, right? Right.
Video of Carlson's comments is after the jump.
For the record, Vick isn't a victim of anyone's mistakes but his own, and to Carlson's credit, looking at this story from a broader, human perspective, Tucker reminds us of the tragedy underpinning it all, where humans can lose their way, and what that should mean if we're paying attention.
The fundamental lack of empathy, the tragic disconnect from reality, the years of misdirected energy, and the callous attitude toward life... All of it contributed to what happened. What should never happen among civilized human beings. But more than anything, it's just sad that he never understood why he was wrong. Why he was so incredibly inhumane, that it makes people sick.
Maybe it's a cultural thing, and his attitudes were incubated by like-minded cretins that encourage this sort of thing. But it's still disgusting, and it's not an excuse for his cruel and heartless perspective on life. I'm not saying he ever deserved to be executed, but regardless of whether someone might want to employ him, rational people could argue his galling lack of empathy makes him completely worthless to society.
Putting him on TV every week is even worse; it sends the wrong message to America. The worst message, really. Of course, I'm talking about Tucker Carlson here. But you knew that, didn't you?
What a dickbag. Go Eagles.


Expert: Island needs inclusive education system
Bermuda needs to build an education system that includes all children, a world-renowned expert on special needs teaching said yesterday.
Dr Ashleigh Molloy — whose PhD focused on diversity, disability and special needs — added that integrated schooling was not only better for children with disabilities or learning problems, but better for children in mainstream schools as well.
He said: “When we’re looking at the world all our kids are going into, able-bodied kids need to see the world as it is.
“They will interact with special needs throughout their lives and need to be properly prepared for the world they will live in.
“They should learn to understand and become more empathetic, which is great for them and great for society.”
Dr Molloy was speaking as he prepared to address a major conference run by the Bermuda Union of Teachers (BUT) tomorrow.
He said that — in addition to his academic expertise — he had hands-on experience in the educational system and personal experience as his youngest daughter, who has Down’s syndrome, is currently going through high school in Canada.
Dr Molloy has some fears as a parent that his child would not be accepted or even bullied in a mainstream school.
But he said: “It takes time and it takes leadership from principals and the teachers to show that being different is not something which is bad or we need to mock because we are all different.”
Dr Molloy said research has shown that the most-bullied children in North America were those with special needs.
“That’s where we need to build a culture of concern in our schools. We have to begin to address that — we can’t hide them away.”
Dr Molloy said special needs pupils also need to be prepared to live in a world where they would have to deal with the mainstream.
“If we keep them in this seclusion, they are not going to be independent and they do not interact with what the real world is,” he said.
“The aim in Bermuda is that they are following the UN international charter ... which advocates clearly that students with a disability should be incorporated into the regular school system with their able-bodied peers.
“That doesn’t happen overnight, but they are working towards that, as opposed to the segregationist model that some countries still have.
“The way I look at it is that everybody is on this path of inclusion, but some people are further along than others, simply because they started earlier.”
He added: “In terms of what we want in a school, it’s equality — but our needs are not all the same.
“We are looking for equity, where everybody has the chance to be successful. We want people to be contributing citizens and not second-class citizens.”
Irish-born Canadian Dr Molloy graduated from the University of Toronto with a BA Hons after a stint at University College, Dublin, where he won a scholarship to study abroad.
He has two master’s degrees, in education and religious education, and a PhD in special education from Cambridge International University.
Dr Molloy has worked and lectured worldwide in his field and has won numerous awards for his work in disability education from governments, community groups and national organisations in Asia, Africa, Europe and North and South America.
“I come with a lot of experience in this regard — as a parent, as a researcher and as an advocate,” he said.
“The questions and concerns are universal and the advice is the same, whether in Finland or Bermuda.
“We have to provide an environment for all students to be the best they can and shine brightly. It’s down to teachers and principals to create the environment in which every student belongs.”
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Some days ago I’ve purchased some cheap but powerful stepper motors bundle from china. In the package there is also a nice pul\dir driver, code-named Long Motor DM542A.
My original plan was to use an Arduino to make the motor spinning around. To test if everything it’s working I’ve connected one of these drivers to my Arduino UNO:
- PUL+ to pin 10
- PUL- to gnd
- DIR+ to pin 11
- DIR- to gnd
- ENBL+ to pin 12
- ENBL- to gnd
Then I’ve wrote this simple sketch to make it spinning:
Yes it’s barely a square wave generator 🙂
- Here’s something vaguely similar to a datasheet for the DM542A driver:
- You will need a lot of pulses to see something moving, that’s why I’ve set the loop interval to 1ms.
- It’s nice to play with dip switches and see what happens if you set dip5-8 to off: the motor seems to be almost stationary
- Setting ENBL+ to 0v (logical 0, false) release the motor holding torque, this is really necessary in every project because of the heat produced when ENBL is set to logical 1.
- Setting ENBL+ to 0 cause the red error led on the DM542A to turn on. I don’t think this is an error, but anyway it means that the motor is not holding it’s place.


It was January of 1993 when attorney Robert E. Markel first brought his talents to the law firm of Franklin D. Azar & Associates. The Internet was not yet a thing, a guy named Bill Clinton was moving into the White House, and the hit song was Whitney Houston’s version of “I Will Always Love You,” from her hit movie The Bodyguard.
Twenty-eight years later, Bob Markel is celebrating the longest tenure of any attorney at the firm other than Frank Azar himself. It’s been an eventful journey, during which FDA has grown into the largest personal-injury law firm in Colorado — and Markel has become a respected senior attorney whose guidance and mentorship is sought out by his colleagues.
A graduate of Colorado College and the University of Colorado’s law school, Markel had nearly a decade of experience in commercial law, from securities and bankruptcy cases to real estate transactions, before joining Azar & Associates. He continued to handle bankruptcy cases in his first few months, but Frank Azar encouraged him to get involved in trying personal-injury cases.
“I had tried big cases in bankruptcy court before a judge, but I had limited experience with jury trials,” Markel recalls. “It was an opportunity to become more of a litigator, and that was something I’d always wanted to do.”
Over the years Markel has obtained more than $60 million in settlements and verdicts for his clients at the firm. He served as co-counsel in one case that recovered over $4 million on behalf of a client who’d been seriously injured as a result of a defective seat belt that failed in a collision caused by a drunk driver. But in many of the cases Markel remembers most fondly, it wasn’t the size of the verdict so much as the impact the resolution had on the client that stands out. For example, one memorable case involved a window washer who had suffered a closed head injury in an accident and decided to go to trial rather than accept a settlement offer that fell short of his needs. The total recovery on the case after the jury entered its verdict, including the award of interest and costs, was over $189,000.
“The jury didn’t give us everything we asked for, but the verdict did beat the offer of settlement significantly,” Markel says.
Frank Azar notes that his friendship with Markel was forged many years before they started working together. “Bob is one of my oldest friends and one of the top attorneys in the office,” he says. “He’s helped to build the firm into what it is today.”
The legal landscape has changed dramatically over the past 28 years, along with the technology and the hitmakers. But Bob Markel still finds his work challenging and gratifying.
“There’s a lot of satisfaction in getting people compensation for serious injury,” he says.


2006 Ford Explorer Q&A
2006 Ford Explorer Question: Does it have a cabin filter?
We frequently have a musty or nest smell when using the blower - Visitor
This vehicle doesn't have a cabin filter. This smell is generally from bacteria growing on the A/C evaporator. You'll want to make sure the evaporator drain is clear otherwise water will collect in the evaporator housing, causing this odor. There are some sprays that help to disinfect the system to alleviate the smell. Try to find a good A/C repair shop, they will be well equipped to seal with this issue. You may find one here: http://repairpal.com/directory?address=18411&car_brand_names=Ford - Bret Bodas
when truck sits for awhile, some air comes through for a short while
How to replace cabin air filter on 2003 ford explorer?


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The coronavirus outbreak pushed Israel’s mortality rate up from its lowest-ever level at the start of 2020 to numbers not seen since the 1990s, according to a report published Monday.
The number of deaths in the country rose by 7 percent during 2020 compared to the years 2017-2019, taking into consideration population growth, the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies said in its report. However, considering the fact that the figures had been expected to decrease without the virus spread, the mortality rate actually rose by about 10%, according to study author Prof. Alex Weinreb.
During the first 11 weeks of the year mortality dropped by 7%, after which the effects of the virus outbreak began to be felt. Without the virus outbreak, there would have been around a 2.5% drop in mortality in 2020 compared to 2017-2019, Weinreb assessed. That would have continued what had been a steady decline in annual mortality rates.
Overall, the excess mortality rate was still lower than what may have been expected as a result of the pandemic, given the age structure of the population and the patterns of infection, the Taub Center said in a statement.
“Although this is a significant increase, it is lower than the increase in other countries,” the statement said. It highlighted the situation in the United States, where mortality has gone up by 18%.
Worst hit were the ultra-Orthodox and Arab communities, where increased rates of infection and mortality resulted “in a more substantial increase in excess mortality,” according to the statement.
About half of those aged 65-plus who were infected by mid-October were from the ultra-Orthodox community, and virus-related mortality rates there were four times higher than the community’s share in the general population, which is around 12%.
There was a similar picture in the Arab Israeli community, although rather than it being due to high infection rates the study blamed underlying conditions, in particular diabetes and heart disease, which are common in the community.
The report also identified an overall significant drop in the proportion of those aged 60 or older who were infected after the first wave of the virus, when compared to their share of the population, indicating “some success in protecting older Israelis from infection.” In total, from the onset of the pandemic, “confirmed infections were disproportionately in the 20-55-year-old age group.”
For the first two months of 2020, mortality rates were at their lowest ever, less than 11 deaths a week per 100,000 people, a drop of 7% compared to the same period in each of the years from 2017-2019.
The coronavirus first began to make an impact at the end of March. From July to the beginning of October, when Israel was experiencing a second wave, excess mortality reached a peak of 30%, driving up the overall mortality to levels last seen in the 1990s, a time when life expectancy in Israel was about four years lower than it is now.
In the over-55 age group mortality was particularly low in the first two months of the year, and even more so among those over 65. From mid-March to mid-July, during the first wave, mortality for those age groups rose to levels seen in 2017-2019 and then continued to go up to “uncharacteristic heights” especially among the 65-74 age group.
“This means that the excess mortality associated with the coronavirus has outweighed the sharp decline in mortality rates among the younger ages,” the statement said.
In the 0-19 age group mortality in 2020 was 23% lower than in 2017-2019, and among 20-29 year-olds it was 4% lower.
“These trends support the claim that the decline in mortality in the general population has continued,” the study assessed.
Identifying mortality from the coronavirus is “a rather challenging task” due to the difficulties in determining if the virus was the primary cause of death, a contributing factor, or a background characteristic, the statement said. The health status of the patients, whether they were already close to death before infection or expected to have lived for many more years, is another relevant factor.
In addition, the diversion of healthcare resources to dealing with the virus outbreak influences the treatment of other medical conditions, which could also have had an indirect influence on mortality rates.
Since the start of the virus outbreak last year, 781,857 people in Israel have been diagnosed with coronavirus, according to Health Ministry figures released Tuesday. The death toll stood at 5,779.
Israel has combated the COVID-19 outbreak with lockdown measures and a rapid mass inoculation campaign that has so far given the first of the two-dose Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to 4,772,078 people, over half the population. Of those, 3,439,919 have also had the second shot.


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Stem cell manufacturing is a process which involves the production of stem cells with the ability to scale up stem cell processes. Stem cell therapy is growing rapidly and is used to treat diseases or injuries by introducing new adult stem cells into damaged tissue. It has the potential to impact human disease remarkably. These cells have the unique ability to replace damaged and diseased cells. Stem cell can adapt to different shape, sizes and has the ability to transform into a variety of cell types. Cells are manufactured to treat and aid different diseases such as cancer, heart disease, autoimmune disease and neurodegenerative diseases. Moreover, it is noted that raising awareness regarding the improved healthcare method has a robust impact on the growth of the global stem cell manufacturing market in the recent years.
The global stem cell manufacturing market is propelled by the increasing investment in stem cell-based research. Healthy development of genomic examination method for better manufacturing of stem cell and technological advancement in the development of stem cells an important factor for making the market demanding during the the assessed period. Otherkey factor which may push the market of stem cell manufacturing is the development of therapy-based treatment for geriatric people. Moreover, the increasing rates of bone marrow transplantation across the globe is also a major factor driving the growth of the stem cell manufacturing market. Additionally, healthcare infrastructure advancement for development of stem cell manufacturing types in emerging economies further expected to propel the market growth during the forecast period.
The global stem cell manufacturing market in the report is segmented by types which include hematopoietic stem cells, induced pluripotent stem cells, mesenchymal stem cells, and embryonic stem cells. Based on application, the market has been analyzed as drug discovery& development, allogenic stem cell therapy, autologous stem cell therapy, and cell & tissue banking. Moreover, the market of stem cell manufacturing is divided into end- user which includes healthcare& surgical centre, research organization, pharmaceutical companies, and others. Moving forward, the global stem cell manufacturing market has been geographically segmented into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa and Latin America.
In addition to this, increasing healthcare infrastructure along with skilled doctors and growing cancer patients in Asia-Pacific, makes the region holds the largest market share. Moreover, availability of research centre and growing pharmaceutical companies are mainly driving the European and North America market. Increasing focus on stem cell research in the U.S., Germany, Italy and France, has increased the demand for stem cell manufacturing market in both the regions. Moreover, the rapid growth of therapy-based treatment in countries like Brazil and Chile lifted the demand for stem cell manufacturing in Latin-America region. Increasing investment in stem cell-based research also fuels the growth for the stem cell manufacturing market in the Latin-America region. Moving forward, surging demand for stem cell manufacturing by the end- user industries which include healthcare & surgical centre, research organization, pharmaceutical companies, and others are projected to drive the Middle-East and Africa stem cell manufacturing market growth during the estimated period.
However, technical issue associated with manufacturing process may impose a restriction on the growth of the global stem cell manufacturing market.
Some of the major players in the global stem cell manufacturing includeAnterogen Co., Becton, Dickinson & Company, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Cellular Dynamics International, Lonza Group, Merk Group, MiltenyiBiotec, Osiris Therapeutics, and Pharmicell,
Global Stem Cell Manufacturing Market: By Types
Global Stem Cell Manufacturing Market: By Application
Global Stem Cell Manufacturing Market: By End- User
Global Stem Cell Manufacturing Market: By Geography

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Listen to Nach Moga Nach online. Nach Moga Nach is a Marathi language song and is sung by Jerome Dsouza and Lourdes Collaco. Nach Moga Nach, from the album Konkani Hit Parade, was released in the year 1976. The duration of the song is 3:21. Download Marathi songs online from JioSaavn.