Top 10 Best Keyboards For Beginners 2019
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- RockJam 61-Key Electronic Keyboard SuperKit with Stand, Stool, Headphones & Power Supply.
- Casio CTK2400 PPK 61-Key Portable Keyboard Package with Samson HP30 Headphones, Stand and Power Supply.
- Casio SA76 44 mini Sized Keys 100 Tones.
- Plixio 61 Key Electric Music Keyboard Piano with USB & MP3 Input- Portable Electric Piano.
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- Casio CTK2400 PPK. We’ll start by looking at a really affordable keyboard with lots to offer. Whether you want included stuff or many different voices, this is the keyboard for you!
- Casio WK7600 PPK. Did you read through the previous review thinking ‘Come on, that’s more like a toy! I need a proper keyboard, something that I can really use at gigs and in the studio!’.
- Casio SA76 EDP. If you’re looking for a keyboard for a kid who is just starting out, the Casio SA76 is great! It has the appearance of a toy, but is still an ok instrument for kids to learn on.
- Yamaha YPG-235. VIEW PRICE. What if you’re a professional or an intermediate player that wants a keyboard that is as versatile as possible? You guessed it, the Yamaha YPG-235 is the keyboard for you!
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- Yamaha YPT-260. Yamaha YPT-260 is an absolute one of the best beginners’ Keyboards. It is mainly designed for those who know nothing at all about playing.
- Casio CTK-3500. Casio is experts in the development of best beginners’ Keyboards, and Casio CTK-3500 is one of the perfect examples in the Casio domain.
- Roland GO: KEYS. While Roland Go: Keys requires some extra money to buy it, actually it justifies with some extra-ordinary amazing features. It has 61 velocity-sensitive keys that have ivory feel that adds value in the professionalism of beginners.
- Korg EK-50. Korg EK-50 is a seemingly costly Keyboard in this list and somehow questionable because it doesn’t justify features against other brands of the same calibre.
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Jun 18, 2020 · Best Beginner Keyboards For Your Kids #1 RockJam 61-Key Electronic Keyboard. Our top pick. Price range: $$ Instrument Sounds: 100 Keys: 61 / Non-weighted Touch sensitive: No Sound quality: 7/10 Built-in lessons: Yes Accessories included: Stand, Stool, Headphones, Power adapter. The RockJam 61-Key (check price on Amazon) is our top pick. It has ...
Nov 19, 2020 · Keyboards come in many sizes – a full piano keyboard sports 88 keys, while common alternative sizes for keyboards are 76, 61, 49 and 25 keys. When starting out, it’s best to go for something that can accommodate two-handed playing straight away, and for this you’ll need at least 49 keys, or four octaves.
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Feb 10, 2020 · Black is beautiful, no doubt, but color isn’t much of a consideration when it comes down to selecting the best beginner digital piano option. Features are always the key! The Black Electronic keyboard is nor much of a distinct model from a host of other brands in the market. 61 keys feature is a popular design, and this one is not different.
Apr 26, 2020 · Best Electronic Keyboard for Beginners. In all cases, we have chosen ideal models in electronic keyboards for beginners. That is, with good sound quality, hitting and bouncing, but still with a fairly cheap price. It is better not to spend a lot of money before knowing if we are going to really love each other.
And, for beginners, buying a keyboard to learn on is a great option because keyboards simulate the sound and feel of an acoustic piano without the size and expense. The best beginner keyboards for learning piano should be playable and portable and have useful features like metronomes and built-in speakers.
Nov 04, 2020 · The best budget piano voice. Roland’s FP-30 is somewhere between the ideal beginner keyboard piano and a budget choice for a pro. As a beginner instrument, the price is good; it has some basic practice functions and great sounds. For a pro, the biggest benefit is the SuperNATURAL piano sound that’s good enough for any stage.


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Greggs is planning on kitchen innovation driving further growth in its business after revealing it is seeing rising demand for both hot food and healthier menu choices.
The company said its hot food offer remains a growing area for the business, providing food-on-the-go options for all times of the day.
At the same time, it is reporting strong sales of healthier options as it extends the menu choices available in its stores. The 1,900-strong chain recently launched two new salads for the summer – feta and beetroot dip with grains and lemon and herb chicken with roasted vegetables and grains.
A range of new snack pots have been added to the menu and it has also launched its first ‘Balanced Choice’ sweet option, a Belgian chocolate pot.
Greggs is hoping the drive will compensate for a difficult few months in which the adverse weather caused a drag on sales.
Although it began the first eight weeks of the year with 3% like-for-like growth, the prolonged cold snap temporarily closed many of its stores.
Greggs said trading during March and April had been “challenging”, and while average transaction values grew it saw a reduction in like-for-like transaction numbers.
Total sales for the four months to 5 May increased 4.7% year-on-year, but just 1.3% on a like-for-like basis.
Greggs has completed 36 shop refurbishments and opened 41 new shops since the start of the year, including 14 franchised units in transport locations. 12 shops have closed in the same period.
New shop openings remain focused on increasing the brand’s reach into new food-on-the-go locations and the relocation of existing shops. In recent weeks there have been a number of high-profile openings including Westminster Tube station, Birmingham New Street station, Glasgow Buchanan bus terminal and East Midlands Airport.
Looking ahead, the company said May has started more strongly than it experienced throughout March and April, however it added that it remained “cautious” in respect of its outlook for sales in the balance of the year due to uncertainties over market footfall.
“We are well positioned to compete for sales in the months ahead with the launch of our new summer menu featuring new sandwiches and salads and we will be extending our offer of value meal deals. Costs are being controlled tightly with food input cost inflation easing in line with our expectations, and we expect this trend to continue,” the chain said.

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Man arrested at IGI for carrying revolver in baggage
New Delhi: A man has been arrested for allegedly carrying his revolver without its valid licence in check-in baggage at the IGI airport here, police said on Friday.
A revolver was recovered from Rahul Porwal`s baggage when it was being screened by the DIAL security staff yesterday, a senior police official said.
Porwal was to board the GoAir`s Delhi-Srinagar flight when he was asked to come for physical check of the baggage, in which the revolver was found.
When asked, he expressed ignorance saying his baggage was packed by his wife.
Though he produced photocopy of firearms license but it was valid for Uttar Pradesh only and upto May this year, the official said.


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NICOLA Sturgeon could announce any "circuit breaker" Covid restrictions in the next 48 hours - but said it may not be like March's full lockdown.
The First Minister warned more virus curbs may be needed in Scotland ahead of a government review amid soaring cases.
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Ms Sturgeon said current rules could be tightened as a further 697 positive tests were confirmed overnight.
The SNP boss said harsher guidelines to halt the spread of the killer bug would not be imposed lightly - as she urged Scots to follow restrictions which are in place at the moment.
But she also said that any new limits may not be as harsh as the full-scale national lockdown which was implemented earlier this year.
Ms Sturgeon said: "A 'circuit breaker' could mean a lot of different things, so what we are looking at is what further restrictions may be necessary to get the virus back under control.
"That could be a number of different things, but equally it could well be that a number of different things are not included and it's not something that is anything like the lockdown that we had in March.
"We have some considerations this afternoon where I and clinical advisors will look at the current state of the epidemic, we'll look at the geography of the spread, we'll look at the demographics of the spread.
"I know why people talk about a circuit breaker, but it's one of these terms that I think different people use to mean a whole range of different things.
"I think it's important we focus on the components that would form part of any package of measures that we might choose to take and I think it's really important we do that in an orderly and systematic way."
On new rules coming into place, the First Minister said: "Given the numbers we're seeing, and I've been very open about this over the past few days, it is possible that we will have to do more.
"There may well be a need for some further restrictions in the near future. I can say that the government will be considering the latest clinical evidence and advice later on today, and the Cabinet will be considering the up-to-date situation when it meets tomorrow morning.
"I want to give an assurance that we will endeavour to give you the public and, of course, the Scottish Parliament as much notice as possible, as well as a clear explanation of our reasons and rationale.
"I want to promise you that we do not impose restrictions lightly. If we decide that extra restrictions are necessary, it will be because we deem extra restrictions necessary and vital to get the virus under control."
Nicola Sturgeon ended her briefing by saying she'd be back at 12.15 on Tuesday, but added: "If we were taking - If we had taken decisions and I was laying them out to parliament, it may be I join you slightly later tomorrow from parliament."
It comes after expert Jason Leitch said a two-week "circuit breaker" would "buy Scotland time" as the fight against the pandemic continues.
The National Clinical Director claimed a fortnight of harsher virus restrictions would "buy you 28 days" in the battle against Covid.
He said: "You get the R number down, you get the numbers down to a reasonable level and then you can begin to reintroduce some of the things that you've closed.
"So the idea is that a two-week, roughly, circuit-breaker, would buy you 28 days.
"You don't know that for sure, because it's not an exact science, but it would buy you about a month in the pandemic."
And last night Ms Sturgeon shared a "circuit breaker" warning from France as she urged Scots not to visit other households.
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She added today: "I know nobody wants to be contemplating greater restrictions right now, I don't want to be contemplating greater restrictions, but we know from experience that getting this virus under control as quickly as possible helps to save lives.
"Counter to that is, not acting to get it under control costs lives that would otherwise be saved.
"These decisions are not easy, they're very difficult decisions for us to take but more importantly they are difficult decisions for you to live with and we really understand that, which is why we try to take them with as much care as possible."
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel’s center-right government said Wednesday that it would not try to ban a far-right political party deemed “racist, anti-Semitic and revisionist” by domestic intelligence, choosing instead to focus on combating neo-Nazi extremism through other channels.The decision comes as Germany’s main political camps stake out their positions ahead of a general election in September, in which Ms. Merkel is seeking a third term in office. The chancellor’s main rivals, the center-left Social Democrats and the Greens, who control the upper house of Parliament, announced in December that they would seek to have the far-right National Democratic Party, or N.P.D., banned on grounds that it violated the Constitution.
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During this guided tour you discover the historic cradle of Paris but also of the French history.
The impressive and majestic Notre Dame Cathedral with its famous gargoyles awaits you on the Ile de la Cité. You would travel in time, past luxurious UNESCO world heritage site monuments which are an extraordinary testimony of the history and genesis of Paris: the Conciergerie, the medieval towers of the Sainte-Chapelle, the first public clock, the oldest bridge of Paris, the Quai des Orfèvres, the elegant Place Dauphine, the flower market…
The charming small alleys and the hidden squares transport you in an almost island atmosphere.
The tour continues on the most romantic island of Paris: “Ile Saint Louis”. It appears in front of you surrounded by a wall made of tall houses, like a meteorite of the past. In the middle of the 17th century, it was the favourite place of financial, parliamentarians, the gentry and the rich middle-class persons.
Today, far from the tumult of the city, it became the “exile” of many artists and celebrities, cultivating here their own lifestyle.
This island hides the famous and imposing Hôtel Lambert (currently under renovation), the Hotel de Chenizot, the prestigious Hotel Lauzun, the Saint-Louis-en-l’Ile church with its curious bell tower, squares and alleys where illustrious people from history once passed by and, briefly you will have the chance to meet them with the anecdotes that this visit offers.

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Gospel for Asia’s ‘Forgotten Christmas’ Says ‘Put Compassion Ahead of Commercialism.’ WILLS POINT, TX — Faith-based missions agency Gospel for Asia (GFA) is challenging people to reject the commercialization of Christmas and instead remember Christ and His heart for Asia’s 300 million “forgotten” outcasts this festive holiday season.
Last year, Americans spent an estimated $720 billion on Christmas – about $885 per person. Some estimates suggest Christmas spending in the U.S. could hit a trillion dollars this year.
GFA’s annual “Forgotten Christmas” campaign and video aims to show how a single act of compassion can make an impact on an entire community.
Through Forgotten Christmas and GFA’s Christmas Gift Catalog, simple gifts like goats, chickens, and other income-generating animals help desperate families break the cycle of poverty.
Many are struggling to survive, living in slums mired in extreme poverty and squalor, working as sewer cleaners and scavengers, with no chance of getting ahead or pulling themselves out of the gutter.
“These precious people are often viewed as human rubbish, and even the shadows they cast are believed to be cursed by some around them,” said Gospel for Asia (GFA) founder Dr. K.P. Yohannan. “Yet many lives are being changed forever by income-generating Christmas gifts.”
Putting Jesus Front and Center
The campaign is about “making Christmas a time of remembering our God who loved the world so much that he sent his son,” said Yohannan, whose Texas-based organization has served the poor in Asia for 40 years. “A single gift of compassion can help communicate the love of Jesus to one person, one family, or even an entire village in Asia.”
Gospel for Asia (GFA) offers a free Forgotten Christmas kit to help churches kick-start the campaign, including a video, sermon notes, and gift catalog with practical items – such as goats and sewing machines – that help lift families and villages out of extreme poverty.
Compassion Tops Commercialism
In 2018, more than 230,000 impoverished families in Asia received Christmas gifts through Gospel for Asia (GFA) — and the organization aims to beat that number this year.
In Asia, Kalapi’s children languished with hunger and sickness because there was no money to buy food or medicine. Through Forgotten Christmas, Kalapi received a cow and a calf, providing milk and an income stream for her family.
“I thank God who has blessed us,” she said.
Gifts like these can have a far-reaching impact, turning around families’ circumstances and creating a ripple effect across communities.
Forgotten Christmas reminds us of the real reason we celebrate the holiday,” Yohannan said. “It’s an incredible opportunity to pour out God’s love on those who are most in need in our generation.”
About Gospel for Asia
Celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2019, Gospel for Asia (GFA) is a leading faith-based mission agency, bringing vital assistance and spiritual hope to millions across Asia, especially to those who have yet to hear the “good news” of Jesus Christ. In GFA’s latest yearly report, this included more than 70,000 sponsored children, free medical camps conducted in more than 1,200 villages and remote communities, over 4,000 clean water wells drilled, over 11,000 water filters installed, income-generating Christmas gifts for more than 200,000 needy families, and spiritual teaching available in 110 languages in 14 nations through radio ministry. For all the latest news, visit our Press Room at https://press.gfa.org/news.
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A reflection by Jacob Tressel:
For me, the experience of witnessing the mass hearings of Operation Streamline was dehumanizing. It made me feel subhuman to watch other people being treated as subhuman. The defendants were all in chains and were still wearing the cloths that they had been apprehended in. Some of the lawyers and border patrol officers would sanitize their hands after touching or shaking hands with the defendants. It was all very formal and not compassionate.
The primary language spoken by all of today’s defendants is Spanish, so a translator was necessary to translate what the judge was saying, as well as what the defendants were saying. One thing that really stood out to me as I listened was that the translator would repeat the word “no” after the defendants had used the word “no” to respond to a question. This stuck out to me because “no” is the same in English and Spanish, and the judge obviously understood that the defendants were saying “no.”
To me, this action illustrated the “us and them” mentality that drove our country to the point of instituting mass hearings to criminalize and more efficiently transition immigrants to private prisons rather than deport large number of undocumented immigrants. Rather than focus on the commonalities of English and Spanish, the court officials created a divide in something that is shared… the word no. Which is exactly how we are treating the borderlands; as something that can be divided but is shared in nature.
Monday, March 13th
8:30am: Talk with Colibri
10:30am: Chat with representative of End Streamline Coalition
11:30am: Operation Stream Line(OSL) Documentation Training
12:45pm: Walk to OSL
1:30pm: Operation Streamline
3:30pm: Meeting with Immigration Attorney
The Colibrí Center for Human Rights is a family advocacy nonprofit based in Tucson, Arizona. “We work with families, forensic scientists and humanitarians to end migrant death and related suffering on the U.S.-Mexico border. Our work approaches the crisis on the border through a human rights perspective, focusing on three main program areas: The Missing Migrant Project, DNA Program, Red de Familiares” – www.colibricenter.org
“Every day in the Evo A. DeConcini Federal Courthouse in Tucson, Arizona, 70 immigrants are convicted as criminals and sentenced to 30-180 days in federal detention prior to being deported. The End Streamline Coalition is a group of organizations, community groups, and individuals who are working to end this mass criminalization and deportation of our immigrant sisters and brothers.” – https://afscarizona.org/resources/partners/end-streamline-coalition/
Operation Streamline is a federal court preceding that happens every weekday at the Federal District Court in Tucson, where up to 70 immigrants receive prison sentences in Operation Streamline. Charged with the felony of “re-entry after deportation” and the misdemeanor of “illegal entry,” they are offered a plea bargain by which they plead “guilty” and agree to a prison sentence for the misdemeanor, in exchange for dropping the felony charge. Sentences range from 30 to 180 days after which they will be deported and, by having a criminal record, barred from re-entry into the US.

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The first decade of the twentieth century heralded a sea of changes is the political and economical face of the world. Chief among these were the weakening of Britain's world dominance in imperialist strength and the rise of industrial nations like Germany, Japan and America that started to pose a challenge to Britain, not only in the fields of industry and political might but more importantly in the sphere of military might as well…
ts, Australia would still be under the umbrella of the empire and not completely control it's own foreign policy. In the words of B.R. Wise, "I certainly did not anticipate at the time (1888), that in such short a period of twelve years, the then prevalent indifference on the part of Great Britain and suspicion on ours would have given place to the mutual confidence which is now so significant of the relations between the two countries."
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Urban Design: A new journey for me
I worked in Residential landscape design in China before I came to study in Newcastle. The projects I have experienced include small gardens in residential areas, municipal parks, and commercial street landscape design. This work experience is of great help to me, enabling me to understand in practice what is reasonable space layout, humanized design, and more economical and practical completion of a design scheme.
I also encountered some difficulties in my work, which made me realize that I still have a lot to learn on the road of design. I want to stop and study and think, to study in a different country and think in a different way. Therefore, I chose urban design as my major. At first, I only knew the content of this major and this course through the description of some related books and the school’s enrollment brochure. Unlike architecture, landscape, and planning, the concept of urban design seems vague, inextricably linked to the other majors but not categorized.
Based on the period of study after this semester, I think urban design focuses on “connection”. The “connection” in the city, for example, the connection between the interior of the building and the external environment, the connection between a block and adjacent blocks, and the functional complementarity between regions.
What this discipline allows us to learn is how to design such a link to connect the contents of architecture and landscape, and at the same time, it also completes the plan step by step according to the framework of the planning scheme.
Urban design is the work of shaping the three-dimensional space of human settlements. Its purpose is not only to make a place more beautiful but also for better interaction between people and between people and the environment. Good urban design helps to improve the overall quality of urban life. Thus, it is not just a physical design process, but a balance of political, economic, cultural, and physical factors that affect a particular place. Urban design is always a collaborative effort because it requires a very broad knowledge base, background, and understanding. This is a multidisciplinary discipline. Among these professions, landscape architects, architects, and planners are the main ones. Urban designers work in many fields, which is especially important because each major and discipline brings different training and knowledge, as well as different feelings, to urban design teams.
I think, because of this, the urban design major also accepts and welcomes students with different professional backgrounds so that we can find the balance in urban design through teamwork.


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The Spring Street Salt Shed along the Hudson River has attracted more public curiosity and media attention than any other salt sheds in the city, especially since winning a municipal design award in 2010. Designed by Dattner Architects in conjunction with WXY Architecture & Urban Planning, the award-winning structure in lower manhattan is a building that resembles literally what it stores – de-icing salt for the city’s roads.
The 69-foot high structure will replace the one on the Gansevoort Peninsula, and is the city’s first fully enclosed salt shed. Inspired by a grain of gray salt, the $20 million concrete structure folds and creases to create a windowless facade akin to a massive piece of origami.


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Among the CEOs of the nation's top 200 companies, only six are women, according to a recent survey. There are only five female chairwomen in those companies, and just 8 percent of key management positions held by women. And things are unlikely to change soon.
A new study shows Australians are largely pessimistic about the likelihood of women receiving equal pay to men, though most Australians firmly believe in the idea.


Azerbaijani musician dedicated video to victims of Khojaly genocide
Vusala Yusif Amirbayova, a piano teacher at Sultan Qaboos University in the Sultanate of Oman and a doctor of philosophy in art history, dedicated the "Farewell Adajio" from composer Jeyhun Allahverdiyev's "Taj Mahal" ballet to the victims of the Khojaly genocide.
The video clip of the music played on the piano showed footage from the Khojaly genocide. The Azerbaijani musician said that she wants to call the world to peace and harmony with her performance: "Innocent people should not die."
It should be noted that Vusala Amirbayova, a graduate of the Baku Music Academy, has been living in the Sultanate of Oman since 2011.
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In 2018, Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent out a fateful tweet claiming that he planned to take Tesla private and had secured funding to do so. Tesla shares jumped 13 percent after Musk’s tweet. But they soon dropped back down to Earth as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) accused Musk of securities fraud.
“Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured,” Musk’s tweet read. Yet the funding never materialized. And any deal that Musk might have been working on fell through.
Musk wound up paying $40 million in fines to the SEC. He also resigned as chairman of Tesla’s board and agreed to let lawyers check over any future tweets concerning the company’s financial condition. As if that weren’t enough, Tesla stockholders filed a class-action lawsuit in California.
Now the New York Post has obtained court documents in that class-action lawsuit that show Musk and his attorneys arguing that Musk’s claims were “entirely truthful” at the time. The deal he was apparently contemplating was with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign fund.
Meanwhile, the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund, which had bought a 5 percent stake in Tesla on that day in 2018, dumped all of its Tesla shares in early 2020.
Elon Musk Claims He Shared Saudi Arabia’s Offer with the Tesla Board
“Elon Musk’s August 7, 2018 tweet informing the public that he was considering taking Tesla private was entirely truthful,” Musk’s attorneys wrote in their court filing. “Mr. Musk was considering taking Tesla private at $420 a share. Funding was secured. There was investor support.”
“Mr. Musk firmly believed funding was secured when he tweeted,” they went on. “Per Mr. Musk’s discussions with the Saudi Arabia sovereign fund, it was secured.”
The attorneys further argued that Musk went to the Tesla board with Saudi Arabia’s $420 per share offer. (The offer represented a 20 percent premium on where the stock was trading at that point.) And he did that before he sent the tweet. But Musk reportedly relied on his own financial and legal team to engineer the deal.
Most of the court documents are redacted, including the names of Musk’s personal advisers on the deal.
SEC Has Since Chastised Musk for Violating the Terms of His Settlement
Musk also found himself in a bit of trouble in the spring of 2020 when tweeting about Tesla’s financials without consulting attorneys first. Musk’s tweet, which argued that Tesla’s stock price was “too high,” triggered a $13 billion drop in Tesla’s market value, CNBC reports.
SEC regulators who were monitoring Musk’s social media accounts reportedly chastised Musk in private correspondence but did not file a legal motion over Musk’s boundary-pushing.
The SEC also complained about 2019 tweets in which Musk talked about solar roof production numbers without getting the all-clear from his “Twitter sitter” first. The SEC settlement agreement, reached in 2019, apparently does not specify a date on which Musk’s Twitter probation expires.


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Monday, July 12, 2010
CC&M Christmas in July Blog Hop
Welcome to the Christmas in July blog hop! If you have arrived here from Lisa's blog, then you are on the right track. If not, please start at the beginning on the Die Cut Diva blog so you don't miss out on any of the great projects today.
Today is all about Christmas at Creative Cuts and More, and there are so many great die cuts to choose from. I went outside the box for my project and used two ordinary shaped die cuts to create a fun snowglobe for you today.
I like to look at all the die cut shapes in the Creative Cuts and More store, and the trapezoid die cuts caught my eye one day. What could I create with that?? It just wouldn't stop tickling my brain, and finally the lightbulb came on. A snowglobe!! I checked the other die cuts, and sure enough, there are a ton of different sizes of circles in the store. Whoo hoo!!
I chose to use the Trapezoid #01 - Small and a Circle - Large 4" die cut to create this fun snowglobe. You could use any size circle from the store and pair it with the Small Trapezoid or the Petite Trapezoid to create your own snowglobes.
The snowmen are stamped with Stazon ink and colored with dye-based markers. I spread some liquid glue across the bottom of the circle and covered it with Faux Snow, and then added some little dabs of glue with more Faux Snow around the rest of the circle. The sentiment is punched out with a SU Word Window punch and matted with a Label punch (also from SU). The background looked so plain, so I ran the turquoise cardstock through my Big Shot with a Snowflakes embossing folder.
Are you ready to make your own snowglobe cards? Go shopping at Creative Cuts and More for your circles and trapezoid die cuts and you'll whip out a bunch of Christmas cards in no time. If all the eye candy wasn't enough to enable you, here is another shopping incentive - when you use this coupon code "christmasinjuly2010" you will get 20% off your order! But you have to hurry - it's only good until the 18th.
I promised you that there would be an amazing prize being given away today. One lucky hopper will win the fabulous Christmas Card Kit. How can you enter win? Head back over to the Die Cut Diva blog and follow the directions listed there. If you leave a comment on my post, you will have an extra chance to win. Good luck to you! I can't wait to see who will win this wonderful Christmas Card Kit!
Die Cuts from Creative Cuts and More:
Circle - Large 4" - White cardstock
Trapezoid #01 - Small - Carob Cream Bazzill Smoothies cardstock
The More the Merrier (retired SU)
Jet Black Stazon
Terrific Turquoise (Creative Cuts and More)
Whispering White (Creative Cuts and More)
Faux Snow - Art Institute
Word Window punch (SU)
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
DYING... But, not soon
NC--my older sister by 13 months--already has her funeral planned. Morbid? I thought so, too, until our recent trip to Kaua'i when I was overcome with the knowledge that I know how I want my demise handled.
I want to be cremated and my ashes scattered on Polihale Beach in Kaua'i. If CA survives me, he can save a bit of ash to have buried in Eureka, IL with his decaying carcass. He is adamant that he will NOT be burned... And, so far I want Jack Johnson's music and Marc Cohen's music played at my funeral. Also, Dan Hill's Sometimes When We Touch--if CA survives me. That's not really a love song--if you listen closely to the words--but it is all about love and has been my favorite for decades.
That's all for now. Morbid? Sure, but reflective of my wishes.


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I did not grow up cooking, and I have to admit I was having way too much fun in my 20s to worry about learning. Eventually however, my love of food and breaking bread with friends motivated me to plunge into the confounding world of egg-tempering and double boilers. Having to learn everything from the basics was frustrating to say the least, and as an only child with a single mom (who was loathe to cook), I had no handy resources. So, I started pouring through cookbooks and made it my goal to try at least 10% of the recipes in each book.
Not having even a rudimentary cooking foundation from which to build upon, I found myself routinely humiliated by the resulting failures and tearful attempts to diagnose what went wrong. If I was lucky enough to pull something off, I had no idea why it worked and rarely could duplicate its success. Fortunately, cable TV and the Internet brought lots of welcome resources into my life.
Well, practice helps, and even those dishes braised with tears taught me something every attempt. And the most useful techniques that I have learned came from the biggest flops. But through all of this exasperation was borne a deep respect for fresh restaurant-quality, homemade food with healthy ingredients.
As my search for food knowledge became larger in my life, I discovered just how rich and wonderful California is in its food production, how prolific and accessible organic farming has become, and that is is no longer necessary to live on fast food even with a hectic lifestyle. Each region in this golden state has a local flavor and style to share, and my recipes are intended to reflect this array. And, hey, if I can do it, so can you.

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SEOUL, Aug. 3 (Yonhap) -- Heavy rain continued to pound South Korea's central regions and the greater Seoul area Monday, flooding houses and roads, and prompting authorities to close riverside and mountainous areas.
More than 100 millimeters of rain per hour soaked Chuncheon in mountainous Gangwon Province and heavy rain of 80 mm hit parts of Gyeonggi Province, which surrounds Seoul.
Heavy rain advisories had been issued for the greater Seoul area, as well as Sejong, North and South Chungcheong Provinces and Gangwon and North Gyeongsang Provinces as of 2 p.m. Up to 90 mm of rain continued to fall in northern areas of Chungcheong.
In Pyeongtaek, south of Seoul, a landslide swept over a temporary building in a semiconductor parts factory, killing three workers in their 30s and injuring one in his 50s. Two other workers managed to escape.
The workers were reportedly working in a makeshift building made of panels. Fire authorities said it took them nearly one hour to locate the victims as soil piled up several meters high.
In Gapyeong, also in Gyeonggi Province, the gas and water supply was temporarily suspended to restore pipes that have been exposed due to heavy rain.
Four people, including a child, were reported missing after a mudslide engulfed an accommodation in the Gyeonggi county. Fire authorities recovered an unidentified female body at the search site.
A person was swept up in a mountain stream in Gapyeong, according to a report.
The rain was estimated to have damaged 112 houses and 1,043 hectares of land in the province. Seventy cases of landslides were reported.
In Seoul, a hole measuring 2 meters in width and 1.5 meters in depth appeared at a road in the southern area of Gangnam. Authorities are restoring the road. No casualties were reported.
Elsewhere in Seoul, authorities helped pump out water from flooded houses and remove trees that had been toppled by the heavy rain.
Entry to most of the 11 parks along the Han River has been banned as water levels spiked and swamped the areas. Entrance to streams and mountains are also being restricted to prevent accidents.
Entry to parts of Olympic Expressway, a key highway that connects southern Seoul with Gyeonggi Province, was also banned as water levels quickly rose.
Similar damage was reported in the city of Incheon and the provinces of North Jeolla and South Chungcheong.
Areas in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, were swamped as 50-80 mm of rain hit the area. Rain swelled up to knee-level in a traditional market and covered car rooftops on some roads.
Meanwhile, most train services that had been suspended due to mudslides resumed earlier Monday. However, trains connecting Chungju and Jecheon, both in North Chungcheong Province, and Youngju and Donghae in the eastern region remained disrupted. The Taebaek line also remained suspended.
The central disaster agency said that six have died and eight have gone missing due to the heavy rain as of Monday morning. At least 190 houses were damaged, forcing 818 people to leave them. More than 1,500 people left the area.
President Moon Jae-in has called off his scheduled summer holiday amid growing damage from torrential rain, according to the presidential office Cheong Wa Dae.
Moon was briefed on the extent of damage caused by heavy rain nationwide and expressed concerns over people's safety, presidential deputy spokesperson Yoon Jae-kwan said in a briefing.
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Unions representing employees at WestJet Airlines say the federal government must immediately deliver an aid package to staunch the bleeding at the Calgary-based carrier.
“It is urgent. Time is of the essence,” said Tim Perry, a WestJet pilot and president of the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) Canada. “We’ve never seen an airline or an industry so acutely affected, and I would go so far as to say devastated, within a matter of weeks.”
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ALPA, which represents about 2,000 pilots at mainline WestJet, and its subsidiaries Encore and Swoop, is calling on federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau to make good on his March 18 pledge to soon announce specific measures to help industries such as air transport.
As yet, an aviation-specific package has yet to be announced, and finance department spokeswoman Marie-France Faucher said via email Tuesday that details are still being worked on.
Perry said his union wants to see relief similar to that which the U.S. government has already rolled out for its own aviation sector. Under that program, airlines that receive bailout funding must use the money to continue paying wages, salaries and benefits to workers. They cannot conduct layoffs or reduce pay rates until Sept. 30, 2020, and executive compensation at any companies receiving government assistance must be limited.
“We think that is absolutely the right approach,” Perry said, adding that keeping pilots on the payroll and up-to-speed on training and other job-related requirements is the best thing for the industry as a whole.
“In our view, it’s the best way to ensure a prompt and effective recovery of the sector when the economy and the world begin to improve,” he said.
Of the 6,900 WestJet employees who voluntarily or involuntarily left the company earlier this month, 2,280 were flight attendants. The possibility of more layoffs is real, said Chris Rauenbusch, a WestJet cabin crew member and president of CUPE Local 4070.
“Airlines, including WestJet, are burning through money every day. They will reach a point where there’s nothing left,” he said. “I know, from talking to the company, that we can’t say ‘this is where it’s going to end and it’s going to get better from here.’ It could continue to get worse.”
Rauenbusch said CUPE is “gravely concerned” that the Canadian government hasn’t moved as swiftly as the U.S. to offer direct aid to the aviation sector.
“We’ve seen in the United States that they have been quite quick to act,” Rauenbusch said. “And we haven’t seen that same type of urgency here.”
It isn’t just WestJet that has been broadsided by the impact of the pandemic on the aviation sector. Mike McNaney, president and CEO of the National Airlines Council of Canada — which represents the country’s biggest air carriers, including WestJet, Air Canada, and Air Transat — said his organization’s members have reduced their workforces by 50 to 75 per cent on average since the COVID-19 crisis began.
“And that of course is impacting thousands of Canadians in communities large and small,” McNaney said. “It’s absolutely necessary that (federal) action is taken in the near-term. We would hope as soon as possible — so, this week.”
On Tuesday, the International Air Transport Association said about 25 million jobs worldwide are at risk if the shutdown in air transport continues. The figure includes 11 million jobs in Asia and two million jobs in North America, the organization said.
The COVID-19 pandemic is “the biggest crisis we’ve ever had,” IATA head Alexandre de Juniac said on a conference call with reporters. “We have had a very supportive and open attitude from governments. They have announced significant rescue packages. But now, we desperately need these packages to be implemented . . . because we are clearly running out of cash.”
According to IATA, most airlines have about two months of cash on hand, meaning that many carriers will likely run out of money by the end of the quarter.
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We report the first experimental demonstration of parametric amplification and all-optical phase-preserving amplitude regeneration for a 640 Gbit/s return-to-zero (RZ) differential phase-shift keying (DPSK) optical time division multiplexed (OTDM) signal. In the designed gain-flattened single-pump fiber optical parametric amplifier (FOPA), 620 fs short optical pulses are successfully amplified with 15 dB gain with error-free performance and less than 1 dB power penalty. Phase-preserving amplitude regeneration based on gain saturation in the FOPA is carried out for optical signals with degraded optical signal-to-noise ratio. An improvement of 2.2 dB in receiver sensitivity at a bit-error-ratio of 10−9 has been successfully achieved after regeneration, together with 13.3 dB net gain.
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Pending expansion of maps describing potential flooding in southwestern Idaho towns could cost residents and business owners millions in additional insurance, officials trying to boost the region’s economy say.
A new survey of areas of Nampa and Caldwell where they’re bisected by Indian Creek shows the current 100-year floodplain isn’t wide enough, said Scott VanHoff, state coordinator for the National Flood Insurance Program.
The 100-year floodplain is often used as a benchmark to gauge flooding risk to homes near waterways.
With Caldwell in an ambitious downtown redevelopment and increasing residential growth along Nampa’s stretch of Indian Creek, some officials are watching the new survey warily. Though the new description of the flood zone likely won’t be completed until 2007, some here are already saying it’s inaccurate and are planning a challenge.
“I think we’ll find a way out of this,” Dennis Cannon, economic development coordinator for the city of Caldwell, told the Idaho Press-Tribune.
Nampa Economic Development Director Cliff Long said one affordable housing project in which his city is a partner has been put on hold until the implications of flood plain designation are resolved.
Should the flood plain be expanded, it could mean more property owners who fall within the area will be forced to buy flood insurance. On average, it costs about $400 a year for a home, VanHoff said.
Last spring, the first winter of healthy mountain snowfalls in years swelled Idaho’s rivers, causing fears of flooding and sparking political squabbles.
In northern Idaho, winter wheat farmers saw crops inundated by the rising Kootenai River, subdivision streets south of tony Sun Valley became an impromptu path for the Big Wood River, and residents of Eagle, Idaho, threatened to oust a local homeowner association’s board in a dispute that arose from potential flooding on the Boise River.
In Nampa and Caldwell, VanHoff said any new buildings in a potentially expanded floodplain would have to be built to withstand a 100-year flood. That might mean the building costs are slightly higher, though he downplayed the potential for new regulations to put a dent in municipalities’ aggressive expansion plans.
“It’s not that tough,” he said, adding many structures are inside the flood plain in Boise and are built to survive rising waters. “It just takes a little imagination.”
Mark Carey, the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s chief of flood plain management, said maps must reflect the best available science. Despite any pressure from economic development officials that may be building against yet-to-be-released maps, Carey said it is a “technical exercise” that should be removed from the forces of political whimsy.
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From IMDb: “A boy sets out on a quest to save his ill mother by searching for a mythic figure said to have magical healing powers.”
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Accepting that Germany was years behind other countries in broadband coverage, the German economics minister has called for greater efforts from the telecoms industry to resolve the problem.
Responding to this request, German ISPs have called for the government to open up the spectrum presently occupied by analogue TV broadcasters for use by wireless broadband services.
The German economics minister, Bernd Pfaffenbach, said he would not force Deutsche Telekom to lay unprofitable wires into rural areas. But Harald Stoeber of the communications industry federation Bitkom said that Germany's regional states had to be 'encouraged' to relinquish the frequencies that would soon be released when analogue TV is replaced by digital service.


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A climate zone 3 garden can be a challenge to maintain. Zone 3 winters can reach well below subzero temperatures, and with the cold also comes harsh freezes, high winds, and dry air. But planting a thriving summer garden in this region is possible, and you can take protective measures that don’t involve keeping your plants inside at all times. If you’re a zone 3 gardener, here are the most suitable plants for your region and tips on how to safeguard them against extreme weather.
First and foremost, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of what a climate zone is. Essentially, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has divided the country into 13 climate zones based on annual minimum temperature ranges. Zone 1 faces the coldest winters, while zone 13 experiences the warmest ones. On store labels, plant retailers will often indicate the zone range where a plant is perennial — that is, where it can enjoy more than one growing season.
Zone 3 falls on the colder side of the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, consisting of parts of northern states, Canada, and Alaska. Not only does zone 3 face subzero temperatures, but it can experience temperatures well below freezing with a minimal range between minus 40 and 30 degrees Fahrenheit. With a short growing season, it also faces the issue of limited light, which makes it hard for plants to grow. Not all hope is lost for gardeners in zone 3, however. With plant protection and frost monitoring, you can extend the limited growing season from May through October.
You can play around with annual flowers in zone 3 that will adjust to the climate zone’s short growing season. Annuals are, of course, the opposite of perennials; they only last one growing season in a given area. Though annuals go to seed, you’ll still be able to enjoy flowers during the summer months — keep in mind that some blooms may mature sooner, so you can enjoy them just a little longer. Examples of such flowers include begonias, wishbone flowers, petunias, and poppies. Many annual flowers can live through light frosts, but they won’t tolerate hard freezes.
As for perennials, some flowers can power through intense zone 3 conditions. Consider furnishing garden landscapes with picks such as lupine, hollyhock, foxglove, peonies, and periwinkle. For fresh green foliage, incorporate climate zone 3 plants such as green ash, Norway Spruce, balsam fir, and Japanese banana trees.
Fruit varieties with a long chill requirement can do well in zone 3. When tree shopping for fruits, consider cherry, apricot, plum, and pear trees. In zone 3, it’s best to choose varieties that mature earlier so that you won’t have to worry about early frosts. When shopping for fruit trees, check out local sellers who know the ideal varieties for your region or look online for retailers who specialize in short growing seasons. In zone 3, mulching and staking are of the utmost importance to ensuring your tree’s survival — you’ll be protecting them from harsh frosts and high winds with these measures.
Zone 3 features a short growing season. Its final frost date usually falls in mid-May and its first frost date falls in mid-September. Gardening is usually reserved for the summer months, and extending the growing season can be rather challenging. Extreme cold is a major issue. Row covers, greenhouses, mulch, and frost blankets can all help when it comes to protecting your crops from the cold. Also, don’t forget to address high winds and dry air — protective covers and greenhouses can work, but simply keeping your plants in containers that can be transported indoors is an easy solution, too.
When choosing vegetables to grow in this area, pick veggies that mature quickly so that they can survive the frost. Asparagus, cucumber, celery, and summer squash can all thrive in zone 3. Root vegetables, such as carrots, beets, and turnips can also muster through low zone 3 temperatures. Between June and September, it’s also possible to grow leafy greens such as lettuce, spinach, and kale. For plants that may need a longer turnaround time to go from seed to harvest, try aeroponics to speed up the process.
Setting up a zone 3 garden can come with many challenges as you battle the elements, but it can be a rewarding process if you play your cards right. Plan ahead for everything from lush peonies to hardy root vegetables. With mulching, staking, covering, and maybe even greenhouse-building, you can have healthy crops for a good part of the year.
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Most New York City workers who are seeking an exemption from getting a coronavirus vaccine will likely be denied, and “the vast majority are going to get vaccinated,” Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) said Monday during a ‘media availability.’
At that event a reporter asked de Blasio, who has made it increasingly difficult for individuals to avoid vaccination, the status of the exemption requests in the city.
Early last month, the Democrat mayor revealed that roughly 12,000 city workers had sought exemptions, and that most would likely not get the accommodation: “I don’t want to prejudge except to say what we know from previous experience is that it was – certainly looking at Department of Education, we got a lot of requests for exemption,” he said at the time. “Relatively few were granted.”
However, at Monday’s event de Blasio said they are currently not seeing any staffing challenges, although he did not have the exact number of accommodation requests denied and granted.
“We have started to see those reasonable accommodation requests work through. For folks who have been told after the whole process that they don’t get the accommodation, I think so far we’re seeing what we’ve seen before,” de Blasio said, explaining that those people are typically getting vaccinated after all.
“So they exhaust their options and if it doesn’t go their way, most people choose to get vaccinated,” he said, noting they have seen some increases “in the last week or so,” attributing it to “that process beginning to play out.”
Those waiting for a response to their request, he continued, will “work in the meantime.”
“As these get resolved, if someone gets the accommodation, they keep working. If they don’t, the vast majority are going to get vaccinated,” he said, echoing what he said last month, when he admitted the religious exemptions have “pretty narrow criteria.”
“So I think you’ll see a number of people ultimately find that the exemption is not approved, and then they still have that chance to correct, get vaccinated, come back,” he said at the time.
In addition to forcing city workers to get the jab, de Blasio is also implementing a vaccine mandate for private sector employees. Additionally, he is extending the city’s vaccine passport program’s requirements to children ages 5-11, compelling businesses such as indoor restaurants to discriminate against unvaccinated children.


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Easterly Government Properties Inc. (DEA) Now Covered by SunTrust Banks Inc.
Stock analysts at SunTrust Banks Inc. started coverage on shares of Easterly Government Properties Inc. (NYSE:DEA) in a note issued to investors on Tuesday, The Fly reports. The brokerage set a “buy” rating on the real estate investment trust’s stock.
A number of other equities research analysts have also recently weighed in on the company. Zacks Investment Research cut Easterly Government Properties from a “hold” rating to a “sell” rating in a research note on Friday, September 2nd. Jefferies Group initiated coverage on Easterly Government Properties in a research note on Wednesday, October 5th. They issued a “buy” rating and a $22.00 price objective for the company. Finally, Citigroup Inc. lifted their price objective on Easterly Government Properties from $17.00 to $19.00 and gave the company a “neutral” rating in a research note on Thursday, July 7th. One equities research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, two have assigned a hold rating and three have issued a buy rating to the company’s stock. Easterly Government Properties presently has a consensus rating of “Hold” and a consensus target price of $19.50.
Shares of Easterly Government Properties (NYSE:DEA) traded up 1.43% on Tuesday, reaching $19.11. The company had a trading volume of 197,380 shares. The company has a market capitalization of $670.03 million, a P/E ratio of 258.24 and a beta of 0.59. Easterly Government Properties has a 52 week low of $16.41 and a 52 week high of $20.82. The company has a 50 day moving average of $19.20 and a 200-day moving average of $19.12.
This story is the sole property of American Banking News and it was originally published by American Banking News. If you are reading this story on another website, that means this article was illegally copied and re-published to this website in violation of U.S. and International copyright law. The original version of this article is available at https://www.americanbankingnews.com/2016/10/18/easterly-government-properties-inc-dea-now-covered-by-suntrust-banks-inc.html
Easterly Government Properties (NYSE:DEA) last posted its earnings results on Monday, August 8th. The real estate investment trust reported $0.30 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, hitting the consensus estimate of $0.30. The company earned $24.90 million during the quarter, compared to analysts’ expectations of $23.53 million. Easterly Government Properties had a return on equity of 0.31% and a net margin of 2.17%. The firm’s quarterly revenue was up 29.4% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter last year, the firm earned $0.26 earnings per share. Analysts predict that Easterly Government Properties will post $1.19 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
In related news, Director James E. Mead bought 4,000 shares of the firm’s stock in a transaction that occurred on Wednesday, August 17th. The stock was purchased at an average cost of $19.18 per share, for a total transaction of $76,720.00. Following the completion of the acquisition, the director now owns 4,033 shares in the company, valued at approximately $77,352.94. The transaction was disclosed in a legal filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is available through this hyperlink. Also, Director James E. Mead bought 2,000 shares of the firm’s stock in a transaction that occurred on Monday, August 15th. The stock was bought at an average price of $19.72 per share, with a total value of $39,440.00. The disclosure for this purchase can be found here. 18.10% of the stock is owned by corporate insiders.
A number of hedge funds and other institutional investors have recently added to or reduced their stakes in DEA. BlackRock Group LTD raised its position in Easterly Government Properties by 115.3% in the second quarter. BlackRock Group LTD now owns 5,601 shares of the real estate investment trust’s stock worth $110,000 after buying an additional 2,999 shares during the period. BlackRock Inc. increased its stake in shares of Easterly Government Properties by 571.9% in the second quarter. BlackRock Inc. now owns 6,625 shares of the real estate investment trust’s stock worth $130,000 after buying an additional 5,639 shares during the period. Societe Generale acquired a new stake in shares of Easterly Government Properties during the second quarter worth about $155,000. SG Americas Securities LLC acquired a new stake in shares of Easterly Government Properties during the second quarter worth about $155,000. Finally, Security National Trust Co. acquired a new stake in shares of Easterly Government Properties during the second quarter worth about $158,000. Hedge funds and other institutional investors own 57.50% of the company’s stock.
Easterly Government Properties Company Profile
Easterly Government Properties, Inc is a real estate investment trust (REIT). The Company is focused primarily on the acquisition, development and management of Class A commercial properties that are leased to the United States Government agencies, such as the Drug Enforcement Administration, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Internal Revenue Service, Patent and Trademark Office, Customs and Border Protection, U.S.
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DataMark Holding Inc., of Salt Lake City, said its WorldNow Online Network Inc. subsidiary
signed an affiliation agreement with The Ackerley Group’s KVOS-TV 12, an
independent television station in Bellingham, WA.
The station reaches the British Columbia Lower Mainland market, the second
largest English-speaking television market in Canada. Financial terms of the
arrangement were not disclosed.
WorldNow provides its television station affiliates with both local and
national Web-based advertising and revenue opportunities in content areas
such as e-mail, classifieds, music, movies, travel, finance, dining, and
WorldNow television station affiliates will promote and drive traffic to
their own Web site and their own co-branded WorldNow content sites through
on-air television advertising. WorldNow is creating a network of
interconnected Web communities that are promoted by its local television
These agreements increase WorldNow’s number of affiliates under contract to
26, with an additional 15 stations under signed letters of intent expected to
sign contracts in the next 30 days, the company said.
DataMark recently entered into an agreement to acquire Digital Courier Technologies, a provider
of Internet and Java-based software solutions and owner of WeatherLabs Inc., an online weather
service company. The company also owns and operates Books Now, an Internet book retailer.


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In Eastern Canada, we generally fall into two groups of snowmobilers. We enjoy our rides as “day-trippers” or as “saddle-baggers”.
Home every Night
Most snowmobilers are just happy taking day trips. This usually means getting dressed in your kitchen, then firing up your snowmobile in your garage or shed. The time of departure depends on the group consensus but there is usually no rush. Lunch might include a trail cookout or grub at a local business or closest snowmobile Relais. The group can be any size for the day, but generally, these riders enjoy the same trails, stops, and distances. And everyone likes to be home that same evening.
Other snowmobilers insist that trips must involve a set of saddle bags. These riders are the saddle-baggers who crave and seek many overnight destinations; thus carrying multiple sets of underwear and socks. Their rides involve a lot of packing, planning and organizing for their overnight trips to be successful. They crave new destinations away from home and quite often ride into a neighbouring province. Quebec and New Brunswick’s trails have many examples of where their respective trails join at our shared border.
Recommendations before you Leave
If you have only been exposed to day trip rides but would like to explore the possibility of being a saddle-bagger, here are some broad recommendations before leaving.
- Research. Plan the new destinations and the route that you want to go to. It is so much easier to organize a trip than it was just a couple of seasons ago. New Brunswick (Motoneige NB) and Quebec (FCMQ) both have excellent rider Map Apps. These applications allow you to confirm the trail distances and trail numbers between your chosen destinations. The apps show you where fuel is available and will display multiple options for places to eat and finally sleep.
- Start small. Maybe just plan a single night away on your first overnight trip. In this way, you can start on the trails you are familiar with near your home and then just go a little beyond those trails to a few new trails you have never ridden before. In other words, combine a little of what you already know with what is new to you.
- Plan. Your first saddle-bagger trip should ideally be with someone who has done it. Experience is not absolutely necessary but with the right riding companion(s) it keeps you more relaxed. They already know what you will need to learn and find on your ride. All saddle-baggers grow to know three essentials; where to eat, where to fuel and where to stay. These essential services when easily accessed by snowmobile make this long-distance riding an awesome experience.
Saddle Bagger: ride with a capable experienced leader.
Every ride needs a leader who is aware and respectful of the group. It is important that everyone in the group has similar aspirations on any ride. Stopping enough or too little, riding compatible distances at compatible speeds and ensuring you eat before everyone is too hungry is important. Most important is having someone who knows where the fuel stops are. These essentials on any trip all fall into the responsibility of the group’s leader.
A great group leader makes all ride aspects happen no matter what type of trails you love and enjoy – for both day trippers and saddle baggers. Enjoy both types of rides this winter.
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Stitching Sunday: Embroidered Mittens
October 20, 2019 @ 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Sunday, October 20, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm | $45 | Registration required
Join us for brunch and learn how to embroider these easy adorable mitts, perfect for gift giving (or for you)! These are a fun and relaxing way to make a quick gift that makes a real statement.
Deb and Erica will walk you through learning the embroidery techniques used to make flowers and fun embellishments on these easy knitted mitts.
A simple brunch is included in the cost of the class as well as all embroidery materials, but feel free to bring some leftover yarn bits to use.
Call the shop to sign up and to receive your pattern for the mitts. They need to be knit ahead of time and take one ball of DK weight yarn. We have loads of gorgeous options for you and if you need help with your selection, just ask and we’d be happy to lend our expertise!


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Julie took our intimate, backyard wedding with our closest family and friends. She went above and beyond to make sure our day was captured perfectly.
Wow! Our wedding photos are beyond our wildest dreams. We will cherish our wedding album for years to come. Every single one of them are print worthy and we could not be more thrilled.
Julie was able to capture our intimate wedding at our grandparent's estate. All of the locations and backdrops had significance and meaning to us and Julie made all of them feel extra special with her beautiful images. We are so grateful for every moment of our day!
Julie will be our forever photographer. She truly made us feel on top of the world and we treasure every memory we made during our engagement and wedding day.


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SpeeDx Receives CE-IVD Mark for ResistancePlus™ MG
News Sep 22, 2016
SpeeDx Pty Ltd has announced that it has received CE-IVD marking for its ResistancePlus™ MG assay that detects both the sexually transmitted disease (STD) Mycoplasma genitalium (often referred to as M. genitalium or MG) and mutations in the 23S rRNA gene of the bacteria that have been shown to confer resistance to azithromycin, a commonly prescribed macrolide-based antibiotic. “We are excited to receive CE-IVD marking for this revolutionary new benchmark for M. genitalium and antibiotic resistance testing,” said Colin Denver, CEO for SpeeDx.
“As with the better known STD gonorrhoea, M. genitalium has developed serious treatment challenges because of the recent rise of antibiotic resistance.” “Testing for macrolide resistance mediating mutations in all positive samples is strongly recommended in the new 2016 European Guidelines on Mycoplasma genitalium Infections,” said Jørgen Jensen, MD, PhD, DMSc, lead author of the guidelines.
“With macrolide resistance levels exceeding 50 percent in some settings, it will improve patient management significantly to be able to select the optimal antimicrobial treatment immediately. Avoiding unnecessary use of azithromycin is also part of antimicrobial stewardship.” In the US, SpeeDx has entered into discussions with leading academic medical centers to conduct clinical trials of its ResistancePlus™ MG assay and plans to seek a Premarket Approval (PMA) from the US FDA in 2017.
Currently, there is not an FDA cleared molecular diagnostic test for M. genitalium in the US. In addition, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have now entered into a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) with SpeeDx to evaluate the performance of its ResistancePlus™ MG assay.
Mass General, Brigham and Women's, Philips Collaborate to Advance Digital Pathology AdoptionNews
Leveraging Philips’ comprehensive portfolio of advanced digital pathology solutions, MGH and BWH aim to deploy digital pathology infrastructures to enable digital pathology research, education and collaboration and to help shape and inform the deployment of digital pathology across the country by establishing best practices and protocols.READ MORE
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Medical professionals are scrambling to meet the growing demand for emergency room treatment, but they’re hampered by the lack of a quick and easy test to screen patients for “designer” drugs. Chemists have now developed such a test and are refining it with the hope that hospitals could eventually use it to choose the appropriate treatment.READ MORE
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Heading into Canada to Squamish for some bouldering, eh? Be sure to get the beta before you go.
Welcome to the magical forest. Squamish bouldering is notoriously difficult and requires a fair amount of acclimating to the style of climbing. The granite boulders of Squamish are scattered throughout a densely shaded forest that lies at the base of The Chief: a large granite monolith.
There's enough bouldering here to keep you endlessly enthralled, so be sure to plan adequate time for your trip. Two weeks will barely be enough! The rock is granite, which tends to yield intricate, subtle movements, especially in bouldering. Problems often seem like they have no holds at all, but delicate and thoughtful micro beta usually unlocks a sequence.
Squamish is a truly magical spot. It is located in a temperate, coastal rainforest, at the meeting place of the mountains and the ocean. For a climber, Squamish offers everything. There is world-class bouldering, incredible trad climbing and multi-pitch climb, and plenty to satisfy the alpine climber or sport climber as well. - Kim McGrenere @kimstagraham.mcg
New visitors may feel that this area is extremely sandbagged. This is particularly true if you are climbing V4 or below and are new to slopers, heel hooks, and shoulder moves. At first, you may feel like there are simply no holds and no feet - but with a little trickery, you'll be slapping your way to the top in no time.
Landings and Safety for Squamish Bouldering
Please be aware that the landing zones in Squamish are uneven at best and "a chasm of doom" at worst. Those with weak ankles should be extremely cautious when taking the plunge off a boulder. Spotters should stay very vigilant, and pad placement is essential to avoid injury.
We recommend bringing 2-3 tri-fold pads (at the absolute minimum). Having the flexibility of a tri-fold is key in covering the large outcrops of rocks you'll be trying to avoid landing on, and keeping you safe.
Step into the dark forest, and get ready for problems to be solved and slopers to be slapped. Bouldering in Squamish can feel REALLY hard at first, especially for us women who may prefer to climb "delicate" rather than "thuggy". Don't get discouraged because once you get the hang of the style this climbing is thought-provoking, completely unique, and fun as hell. For me, a two-week trip was mostly spent getting shut down and acclimating to the style. By the time I was ready to send we had to return the pads and head home! - Bridget Kilgallon @bkall.day
There are also a large number of very serious highballs here. Be prepared for some "no fall zone" situations if you are looking for a mental challenge.
Trip Beta: International Travel Tips for a Trip to Squamish
If you're an American it's time to get your passport out! Squamish is located on the west coast of British Columbia, just under an hour north of the city of Vancouver.
You'll want to visit Squamish in mid to late summer unless you like climbing in the rain (which you don't).
If you're coming from Seattle you can certainly drive over the border, and get to Squamish fairly easily. This can make things significantly easier if you plan on car camping, as you won't need a rental. The downside is that you may hit delays at the border.
Alternatively, you may be boarding a plane set to arrive at the Vancouver Airport (YVR). From the airport, you'll need additional transportation to get up to Squamish. Renting a car for the trek is fairly easy and relatively affordable.
Squamish was another one of those areas that shut me down! It's beautiful and it pushed me in good, humbling, and important ways though. There is SO much to do so close together... in the week we were there, we just barely scratched the surface. I would recommend flying into Vancouver and renting a car to get over there. We flew into Seattle and then drove from there and regretted it... The border crossing takes forever! - Sonia Rackelmann @soniarackelmann
Camping and Amenities in Squamish
Camping is available in Squamish and can become very crowded during peak season. Pad and gear rentals are available at the local gear shop in town: Climb On Squamish.
Just across the highway, you'll find the pleasant little town of Squamish. We recommend going berry picking on the shoreline, grabbing a beer at the brewery, and stopping by the local Indian shop for affordable and DELICIOUS samosas.
Access: Climbing Etiquette for Squamish Bouldering
Squamish itself is a small town in an ecologically sensitive area, and it does not have unlimited resources. There is a history of friction between residents and climbers, and it is absolutely essential to protect access and relationships. Camp only in designated campgrounds, stay on trails, respect wildlife closures, and be a good steward for climbing at all times.
As always, be sure to educate yourself on the Leave No Trace Principles as those apply to all climbing access areas. Read more about the seven principles of Leave No Trace (LNT) in our article: What is the Leave No Trace Philosophy?
Girl Beta: Videos for Squamish Bouldering
Sometimes it helps to get another woman's perspective on which boulder problems to get on. Below you'll find a selection of female favorites, and a great roadmap on which routes to add to your tick list when visiting Squamish.
Warning: If you're climbing onsight, scroll no further. Spoilers ahead!
Any Rock'll Do - V1
Kim McGrenere climbs Any Rock'll Do V1 in Squamish
Crackhead - V3
Trad Killer - V4 *Fun!*
Easy in an Easy Chair - V4 *Classic... ?*
Amanda Jaramillo thugs through the classic Easy in an Easy Chair V4 in Squamish
Chances are you will try this problem as soon as you get into the forest. You might enjoy it... or you might not! Either way, warm up your hammies - it won't go without a fight.
Sloppy Poppy - V4
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Sloppy Poppy V4 in Squamish
Black Mark - V4
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Black Mark V4 in Squamish
Superfly - V4 *Ladies Choice!*
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Superfly V4 in Squamish
If you're new to climbing in Squamish, Superfly is a great place to start. Don't get us wrong - it's not easy. But for many, it's the "breakthrough" send that will get you in the right headspace for the other tough V4s in the area.
Get Your Dog Off My Leg - V5
Kim McGrenere climbs Get Your Dog Off My Leg V5 in Squamish
Timeless - V5
Sonia Rackelmann climbs Timeless V5 in Squamish
Prime Time Sit-Down - V5
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Prime Time Sit Down V5 in Squamish
Tim's Sloper Problem - V5
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Tim's Sloper Problem V5 in Squamish
Space Monkey - V5
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Space Monkey V5 in Squamish
Swank Stretch - V5
Sonia Rackelmann climbs Swank Stretch V5 in Squamish
Viper - V5 *Classic*
Lol! We promise there are other ways to start this boulder problem... BUT this creative campus start will certainly earn you extra style points.
Humming Bird - V6
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Hummingbird V6 in Squamish
Lounge Act - V6 *Crimpy*
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Lounge Act V6 in Squamish
Are these the only sharp crimps in the forest? Possibly. Give your fingers a good mashing after all this sloper madness.
Sea of Doubt - V6
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Sea of Doubt V6 in Squamish
Minor Threat - V6 *Great Movement!*
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Minor Threat V6 in Squamish
Whether you like crimps, slopers, compression, or foot work it doesn't really matter because you're going to experience ALL of that on this climb. Yes, the start looks impossible at first - but with a little trickery you'll be levitating your way up with ease.
Gull Skull - V6
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Gull Skull V6 in Squamish
The Airtight Garage - V7
Kim McGrenere climbs The Airtight Garage V7 in Squamish
The Fuzz - V7
Amanda Jaramillo climbs The Fuzz V7 in Squamish
Golden Boy - V7
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Golden Boy V7 in Squamish
Feed Us A Fetus - V7
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Feed Us A Fetus V7 in Squamish
Fantastic Mr. Fox - V7
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Fantastic Mr. Fox V7 in Squamish
Amazing Direct - V7
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Amazing Direct V7 in Squamish
Immunity Challenge - V7
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Immunity Challenge V7 in Squamish
Auto Body - V8
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Auto Body V8 in Squamish
Shanksville - V8
Kim McGrenere climbs Shanksville V8 in Squamish
Hunt's Arête - V8
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Hunt's Arête V8 in Squamish
Missing in Action - V8
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Missing in Action V8 in Squamish
Gibbs Cave - V8
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Gibbs Cave V8 in Squamish
Tatonka - V9
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Tatonka V9 in Squamish
Worm World Cave - V9
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Worm World Cave V9 in Squamish
Progression in Backwards Thinking - V10
Amanda Jaramillo climbs Progression in Backwards Thinking V10 in Squamish
Would you like to contribute a beta video for Squamish bouldering? If so, just contact us below:
Big shout out to the climbers who provided videos for our bouldering beta pages! You can follow their sends on the following links:
Amanda Jaramillo: Youtube Channel / Instagram @amandarjara
Sonia Rackelmann: Youtube Channel / Instagram @soniarackelmann
Maddy Voloshin: Youtube Channel / Instagram @maddyvolo
Jackie Lukianov: Youtube Channel / Instagram @jackielukianov
Maggie Gierard: Youtube Channel / Instagram @mags.at.crags
Bridget Kilgallon: Youtube Channel / Instagram @bkall.day
Kim McGrenere: Youtube Channel / Instagram @kimstagraham.mcg
Kristi “Good Beta” Buckley: Youtube Channel / Instagram @kristi.buckley
Would you like to contribute a beta video for your favorite bouldering area? If so, just contact us!
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Here is the Music Video of our song Jalpari, a song composed and performed by Nikhil and I, known as Iktara. The video was shot in Yosemite National Park, California in Spring of 2011. Be sure to check out the First Release, Skyas on our website.
We’re currently working on our second album, which will be a compilation of original English Folk/Acoustic songs. Visit us on Facebook for more!
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G! beautiful song in great voice. Yosemite park remind me of Rashian river in Napa valley and Lake Tahoe river in Lake Tahoe. Please give us some Himalayan happy words like this…..om


A black Ford Focus, a black Vauxhall Corsa and a green Volkswagen Bora were believed to be travelling from Thirsk to Busby Stoop when the smash took place around 9.25pm.
"Two boys, believed to be 17 years old, sadly died at the scene," a statement from North Yorkshire Police said.
"A further five people and two children have been taken to hospital."
The A61 remains closed, the force said as investigators appealed for witnesses to come forward.
Police said they will not be releasing the names of the two killed in the crash yet.
A stretch of the road between Busby Stoop and Carlton Minniott has been closed while emergency services investigate.


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What happened to the Mega Man X series? The X series is personally my favorite Mega Man games and I usually look forward into playing them. Funny thing is that I played and defeated most of the X games as a kid but for some reason I suck at them now. The first Mega Man X game was the first SNES game I played and is still my favorite one overall. X2, X3, that version on the GBC that I've played but don't remember much of. All these games are some of my favorite games of all time. I stopped playing Mega Man games as a whole because Capcom decided to screw up everything for me and I started to give more attention to Pokemon.
After the creator of Mega Man left Capcom they haven't release one game for the Blue Bomber since. Even when they tried to they end up canceling the games. Mega Man Legend 3 being the most disappointing cancel of all. That game looked promising and the fans actually had a huge role in this idea too.
Then Capcom said that the game is officially cancelled and gave us the middle finger by saying that if they had more people and fans helping them with ideas they would of pulled it through.
Don't give us that crap Capcom half of my friends were excited about the idea!!!!
It's 2012 now and people are saying that the whole Mega Man series is dead and I can't really blame them for saying that. Capcom FINALLY hears the fans and confirms that there will be a brand new Mega Man game out for consoles. No, they were rick rolling us! When they meant Mega Man returning for consoles they just meant this terrible answer:
HA HA!! Just kidding!
This was just my reaction to the announcement of a new Mega Man. At first I thought they were just going to make a trailer for the game... and then cancel it two months later. But then I began thinking... and thinking.... and thinking...................................and thinking. What if Capcom finally pulled it through and made a new Mega Man game. After seeing the return of the 8-bit Mega Man a few years ago, fans wanted Capcom to return Mega Man X with the old 16-bit graphics. Capcom does has a "okay" record when it cames to giving what the fans want so could this be the return of one of my favorite games? Probably, probably not, but at least most of the earlier games were released on the Virtual Console on the Wii. I do hope Capcom does hear the fans to the fullest and finally returns Mega Man giving him the respect he truly deserves. And if Capcom fails again...
We may never see Mega Man in full action again.
In other news:
SUNDAY! SUNDAY!! SUNDAY!!!