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three. Stake or Wager Underdog
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This is very considerable for you to be enduring and patient. I know there will be a good deal of nerve and uncertainties heading on as you set your income on some thing and you anticipate to earn. Nevertheless if you are impatience it could do the trick on you and you can lose management
It is much better to stay in emphasis. You need to hold in thoughts that you do not want to gamble each 7 days. This is exactly where most people do error they wager on weekly basis and hope to earn. I think they are throwing absent their money.
6. Supervise and control your cash
Do not commit a lot more funds than your budget. If you decide on $twenty at a submit gambling, if you shed, it is not going to damage you that much. Bear in mind not to pay more than your fiscal capacity.
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Despite President Donald Trump’s repeated attacks on mail-in voting, new polling from Politico/Morning Consult finds that a majority of Americans nevertheless think the November election should be conducted primarily by mail—and very few support Trump’s suggestion to delay the election.
52% of respondents believe the election should be held on time and “most Americans should vote by mail,” which is slightly down from 54% who said the same in April.
Only 27% of Republicans believe most Americans should vote by mail—down from 38% in April—as compared with 55% who believe most should vote in person.
58% of all respondents said the U.S. should allow all voters to vote by mail “to minimize the spread of the coronavirus,” though 57% of Republicans said mail-in voting should be limited “because it jeopardizes election security.”
Only 7% believed the election should be delayed as Trump has suggested, including only 12% of Republicans—down from 21% in April.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday found that a slightly smaller majority of 66% of voters opposed postponing the election, with 54% responding that they believed Trump had made the suggestion "to help himself get re-elected."
77%: The percentage of Americans who will be allowed to cast a mail-in ballot in November, per a Washington Post tracker.
Trump has repeatedly attacked mail-in voting throughout the run-up to the November election, claiming that the practice is prone to voter fraud despite evidence showing that mail-in voting-based fraud is exceedingly rare. The president has also attempted to sow distrust in mail-in voting by claiming that the practice will lead to extreme delays in discovering the election result—which could be further hindered by recent U.S. Postal Service delays resulting from changes made by Trump’s new Postmaster General. Trump has also even gone so far to file lawsuits against mail-in voting, suing Nevada Tuesday after the state moved to a predominantly mail-in system. GOP officials are concerned, however, that his attacks could end up depressing the turnout of his own Republican base. “It is a problem,” a Republican strategist in North Carolina told the Washington Post. “The president has oversimplified the issue to criticize the method of voting, rather than the way it’s done. The details matter.”

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Turner Inspired Art
3rd December 2020
A much needed splash of colour on a grey day. Year 2 have been inspired by the work of English Artist JMW Turner, landscape artist and painter of the Romantic Movement. They studied his beautiful sunset paintings and used these to inspire their own creations using Merino wool to make hand made felts in vibrant colours cleverly blended together for effect. Aren’t they stunning?

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Increases in the unit prices for common excavation
, structural steel, and portland cement raised the index in the first quarter.
Unit prices for common excavation
, bituminous concrete, and reinforcing steel decreased, while unit prices for portland cement concrete, structural steel, and structural concrete increased.
Increases in the unit prices for bituminous concrete, reinforcing steel, common excavation
, structural steel, and structural concrete raised the index in the second period.
Tenders are invited for removing existing bridge; removing pavement surface 455 sy; common excavation
3,350 cy; disposal of special waste 90 t; common borrow 100 cy; granular borrow 1,370 cy; structural earth excavation-drainage and minor structures, below grade 50 cy; structural earth excavation-major structures 60 cy; aggregate sub-base course-gravel 2,250 cy; hot mix asphalt 12.
237 cy of common embankment (cv) 631 cy of select granular embankment (cv) 1,348 cy of common excavation
24 cy of aggregate base class 5 (cv) 2,100 sf of prefabricated modular block wall 230 lf of ornamental metal railing 1,750 sf of 4" concrete walk 28 lf of concrete curb design v10 0.
Tenders are invited for work consists common excavation
, retaining wall, bit paving, concrete curb and gutter, concrete walks, storm sewer, pavement markings, sodding and seeding, board walks.


we have a wrocester 24i combi, i think its about 8 years old. we have it service every year by BG and had them out several times for odds and soods.
This problem started around 5 years ago but the problem only happened maybe 2 or 3 times a year, now though its happening around 2 or 3 times per week.
Ok, as you see in the picture a combi boiler.
Bottom right, the pressure clock, next to that the timer swtich with the on /off and timer button. next to that on the left is the heat control switch, you turn in for the hotness of the water.
Ok, the problem.
There is a switch on the timer, on, off and time setting (like a clock you can set it to go on and off at a certain time) We use the switch to turn the appliance on and off, we never use the timer as we only have heating either on all day or off.
ok, to swtich the combi on the switch is set to the bottom, on doing this the appliance fan goes on, this is a noice hard to describe but the fan comes on, after a few seconds the appliance ignites, you can hear this noise like a 'whoosh' gas igniting kind of noise. Then obviously the radiators get hot and we have hot water.
We have noticed that several times a week, that some times we feel a little cold and feel the radiators and they are cold, the appliance has gone off, so i go upstairs to the boiler and the fan is still going but obviously not working the, lets call it the ignitor as i do not know technical names. So now i can run the hot tap and only cold water comes out, the hot is now not working. The only way to get things back to normal is by turning the boiler off, waiting 5 minutes until the fan dies then return it back to on, and again the fan starts, then a few seconds later the appliance ignites and again we have hot water and the cenral heating is working.
This is an intermittent problem, it happens about 2 or 3 times a week, some days its ok, heating on all day and no probes, but another day the heating can be on from 9am in a morning then sometime on the evening the rooms get cold and we find the heating if off.


(Pocket-lint) - The Sony Alpha SLT-A55 is an SLT (Single Lens Translucent) camera rather than a traditional DSLR. With this impressive new technology the A55 is capable of shooting 10 frames per second while continually focusing, can shoot 1080i HD video and even has GPS for geo-tagging your images. Is the tech-laden model as genius as it sounds?
The Sony SLT-A55 needs a bit of background to unravel its acronym namesake in a more meaningful manner: unlike a standard DSLR camera, the A55 has a translucent mirror that allows for 70 per cent of light to pass - therefore eradicating the need for it to physically move out of the way when taking a shot. Instead only the shutter needs to fire and this opens up a significant opportunity for fast sequential shooting as less mechanical movement and mirror-to-shutter syncing is required.
In simpler terms this means that the A55 is capable of rapidly snapping away a full 10 frames per second and, just to really polish that already impressive feat, its unique focusing system can continue to autofocus throughout this burst capture process. Only this camera and the slightly more entry-level Sony SLT-A33 are capable of super-fast phase detection autofocus during live view (that’s the real time live preview for composing images on the camera’s LCD screen). It has to be seen side-by-side to a more conventional DSLR’s contrast-detect-based live view mode as the A55’s speed and accuracy totally blows all the competition out of the water. The only caveat to this is a bit of a kit lens conundrum: to shoot 10fps you’ll usually want a fast shutter speed (the A55 can shoot at an impressive 1/4000th second maximum) and that in turn will likely lead to the desire for a faster lens - at least something more capable than the 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 that comes bundled in the box.
Although some pro-spec DSLR cameras can provide similarly impressive continuous shooting, you’d expect to pay considerably more money and even then the DSLR option certainly won’t have a live view autofocus mode as speedy as the A55 offers. This is next generation technology at its best.
In use the A55’s new 15-point autofocus system is effective. The three most centrally-arranged points are cross-type which means greater sensitivity whether the camera is being used in either portrait or landscape orientation. The only slight issue is that the sensor lacks an especially wide AF-point array, so focusing on centrally-positioned subjects is most advisable.
The live view mode works a dream and the 921k-dot LCD on the rear is well specified, of a good resolution and ideal for composing and playing back images. The tilt-angle mechanism also means that the screen can be adjusted for vertical and horizontal angles to make for more creative shooting and, once done, it can fold back into the camera body for protective stowing. As the hinge is based towards the camera’s base the screen itself will often be positioned “below” the camera, which isn’t always ideal. Also the screen is prone to fingerprinting rather significantly which can prove problematic in brighter lighting conditions.
As well as the main LCD screen a viewfinder is available above this. However it’s an electronic version (EVF), i.e., another screen-type and not a more traditional optical-type. As per the A33 model this may be the “make or break” for purchasing as it may not please die-hard traditionalists. However, in reality, the EVF adds a lot of well-specified features to the A55’s already burgeoning list. As well as a 100 per cent field of view (what you see is what you get when framing) there’s an optional electronic spirit level and the visual focus points can be turned on or off at your discretion which makes for a much more customisable interface. The 1.15-million dot resolution is quite reasonable (somewhere on the approach to half as many pixels as you’d find in a 720p HD TV) and it’s only really lower lighting conditions that cause the biggest problem: image lag and visible image noise in preview.
Another big sell for the A55 is its movie mode. The sensor is capable of 1080i/50 capture which is then output at 25 frames per second. The video mode works with any of the various Sony Alpha or Konica Minolta lenses attached, and is a potentially great bit of kit for the budding videographer. The only slight “issue” is the one-track autofocus mode that will either continually focus during use or otherwise be set to manual only. To explain: whatever the camera is pointed at during capture it will automatically adjust the focus accordingly, irrelevant of the focus mode chosen. As the focus is swift and accurate this works wonderfully well, but only if this is the desired effect. In some cases where, for example, you may wish to fix the focus to a single plane or subject it’s not possible to do so (short of popping the lens into manual mid-recording) and any stray subject walking through the frame will be “grabbed” and focused upon, even if this may not be the intention. However, saying that, this type of quick focus is unseen elsewhere in any DSLR-type camera and makes for fantastic hand held shooting without the fuss. It’s perfect for continuous focus on subjects that move towards and away from the camera - and all without clicking more than a single button.
GPS also comes as part and parcel of the A55’s makeup and will automatically “tag” your location when taking a photo. This is great for geo tagging your images as more technologically-sound websites and other technology can now auto-read this data and do clever things such as arrange your images on a map of where they were taken. Or you may have photo organising software that will allow you to search by where a photo was taken. It’s very accurate, doesn’t noticeably add to the processing time at all and is another future-proof feature.
Elsewhere the A55 has an abundance of modes. Through from full manual shooting, to plenty of scene modes and the now famous Sweep Panorama (real time panorama capture by rotating the camera through the frame) - there’s something here for everyone and it’s easy to add a lick of fun to your images.
The only slight hindrance to purchase may be the near-to-£700 asking price. Considering everything packaged up in the body it’s actually a very fair deal and you’re not just paying for a Sony badge - far from it, as the technology here is unlike anything else out there and highly effective. If high speed shooting and point-and-shoot HD video capture are what you’re after, but with DSLR-like manual control for the rest of your day-to-day image taking, then the A55 is going to be very hard to beat.
The A55’s SLT technology means that the light entering the camera doesn’t all reach the sensor - some 30 per cent of it is bounced off the translucent mirror to the AF sensor, so only 70 per cent of actual light can reach the sensor. Although this technically equates to the loss of a third of a stop of light, the sensor processes to compensate for such loss and thus ISO 100 is still the very same ISO 100 output as per any other camera. It may seem as though this loss of light would affect the final image quality but it’s really not of concern, even technical testing showed little difference in image noise compared to other similar sensors.
Images themselves are of a significant output size thanks to the highly-resolute 16.2-megapixel sensor, which is even more pixel-populated than its 14.2-megaxpixel “little brother” version as found in the SLT-A33. As an APS-C sized sensor there is often the concern that so many pixels in a relatively small area can equate to issues with capturing crisp and clear images in low light at higher ISO settings, but the A55’s processing is very impressive. Right through from ISO 100-800 images are very good and even ISO 1600-3200 produce excellent results considering, though there is some noticeable grain-like image noise and JPEGs are more softened due to noise reduction.
Not only does the A55 pack out its specification with 10fps continuous shooting, full-time phase detection live view, GPS, a 16.2MP sensor and a high-res, tilt-angle LCD… it delivers on all these promises in droves. The electronic viewfinder may not be to everyone’s tastes but otherwise the A55 sets the bar very high for high speed shooting and at an affordable price point


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PRIDE & PREJUDICE
(director/writer: Joe Wright; screenwriters: from the novel by Jane Austen/Deborah Moggach; cinematographer: Roman Osin; editor: Paul Tothill; music: Dario Marianelli; cast: Keira Knightley (Elizabeth Bennet), Matthew Macfadyen (Mr. Darcy), Brenda Blethyn (Mrs. Bennet), Donald Sutherland (Mr. Bennet), Tom Hollander (Mr. Collins), Rosamund Pike (Jane Bennet), Jena Malone (Lydia Bennet), Talulah Riley (Mary Bennet), Carey Mulligan (Kitty Bennet), Judi Dench (Lady Catherine de Bourg), Simon Woods (Mr. Bingley), Kelly Reilly (Caroline Bingley), Claudie Blakley (Charlotte Lucas), Rupert Friend (Mr. Wickham); Runtime: 127; MPAA Rating: PG; producers: Tim Bevan/Eric Fellner/Paul Webster; Focus Features; 2005-UK/USA)
“It gets a pleasantly fresh, youthful and modern treatment, while staying true to the author’s work.”
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
The film is based on Jane Austen’s still popular 1813 novel of five sisters from an economically strapped family (by upper class standards) trying to better their economic circumstances by finding suitable husbands among the British upper class in rural Hertfordshire. It gets a pleasantly fresh, youthful and modern treatment, while staying true to the author’s work. Joe Wright is the 33-year-old director, in his auspicious feature film debut. The last true Austen screen version was the elegant 1940 one directed by Robert Z. Leonard (one of six versions), starring Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier; in 2004 there was the silly but lively Bollywood musical Bride and Prejudice loosely based on Austen. There was also a successful BBC miniseries version some ten years ago that ran for five hours and starred Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. This lushly filmed version manages to get uniformly excellent performances from the ensemble cast, portray a highly satisfying romance story and in a lighthearted way offer a well-observed social satire of the period.
It opens as the camera pans the fading-colored brick country house of the Bennets that has seen its better days and the camera reveals how messy the grounds are with pigs and other farm animals being maintained as necessities. The scheming fluttery matriarch is played by Brenda Blethyn, as a crude and overbearing mom who has one thing on her little mind: marry off all her daughters to the best prospects in any way she can. The rueful patriarch is played by Donald Sutherland, who has found a way to block out his wife’s nagging and coarse way of negotiating a marriage for their daughters by quietly remaining in the background and using his wry humor as a weapon.
Things perk up in the Bennet household when they all attend a ball, where their new upper-class very wealthy neighbor, the amiable but bumbling, Mr. Bingley (Simon Woods), his cultured sister Caroline and the handsome but snobbish and enigmatic best friend Mr. Darcy (Matthew Macfadyen) attend. Bingley courts the oldest sister, the beautiful but reserved Jane (Rosamund Pike), while Darcy is smitten by the the second oldest, the feisty and outspoken Lizzy (Keira Knightley), but is afraid to show it because he thinks so little of her family and instead acts in an abrasive manner which turns her off.
The film turns on many subplots as the two older girls have their heart’s broken and then mended as they each go after their Prince Charming; the youngest one (Jena Malone) is too inexperienced to realize that she has hooked up with Mr. Wrong, and it takes some tricky undertakings to make things right.
The main love story between Lizzy and Mr. Darcy is grandly told, as it’s filled with passion, comedy and intelligence. The lively, witty and engaging Lizzy, who relies more on her honesty and good character than her good looks, and the bland, surly and always unsmiling Mr. Darcy, don’t seem like a good match at first. But by the third act we come to understand that he’s also a man of great character and loyalty, and that Lizzy was mistaken by thinking of him as full of pride and prejudice. She has now fallen madly in love with her Mr. Darcy and when she realizes that, we see the exuberance in her facial expressions and tenderly hear it in her own words when she explains to her seemingly perplexed dad why she wants to now accept his marriage proposal after stating she hated him.
Noteworthy performances, other than the leads, are given by Tom Hollander as the repugnant pompous ass of a clergyman, who is pursuing Lizzy’s hand in marriage even though she tells him that she can’t stand the sight of him; and Judi Dench shines as usual as the bossy wealthy noble lady, who has a wicked tongue and an overbearing stance over her inferiors.
This handsome comedy of manners proves it’s much more than getting right the period costumes, the romantic gloss and the line dances. It hits a perfect note in getting to the spirit of Austen and creating a delightfully charming movie.
REVIEWED ON 12/1/2005 GRADE: A https://dennisschwartzreviews.com/

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I am still waiting for news of the new drug, Rytary, Patrome in the UK? being available here.
I am concerned by this in the patient leaflet....does it mean it can't be taken with Azilect.
"Rytary is contraindicated in patients who are currently taking or have recently (within 2 weeks) taken a nonselective monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitor (e.g., phenelzine and tranylcypromine). Hypertension can occur if these drugs are used concurrently."
The availability of an extended release L dopa med will make life so much easier but we feel Azilect has held back progression and is an important part of the symptom control.
Guidance from Research would be helpful.

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15 Nov Jumping in Puddles
You see it there; reflecting the gray sky, sparkling in what little light it can find, and you just know it’s deeper than it looks. A small smile quirks your lips and you think, “Boy, what a splash that would make.” But, like a civilized person – an adult – you step around it. Your shoes remain pristine, the puddle undisturbed, and the world goes on like always.
But what would have happened if you had given into that primal urge to take a running start and leap feet first into the unknowable depths of that puddle? If you had watched the droplets splatter out, catch the sun, and reflect tiny rainbows? Would you have seen a glimpse of beauty? Felt a glimmer of joy deep inside you? Maybe you would have quickly glanced in every direction to make sure no one saw you, that no one was laughing at you. Or perhaps you would have been embarrassed, put your head down, and hoped you soon forgot the whole thing. My guess is most of us wouldn’t jump in a puddle in the first place. Why? Because it’s silly, of course. It’s not worth the soaked shoes, damp pant legs, and looks from strangers.
But it sure is a lot of fun.
When did image become more important than enjoyment? When did embarrassment become a standard unit of measure? And the real question: is doing that silly thing you love truly not worth it? When I see a puddle and find myself in a jumping mood, I don’t give it a second thought. I leap, I splash, and I ignore the people watching. I laugh out loud and love every second. Trust me, it’s worth it.
Of course, it takes practice. Just six months ago, I wouldn’t have dared to do anything that could be considered “strange.” Then something changed: I realized that my happiness was my responsibility, and I certainly wasn’t going to let anything stop me. You have to train yourself to disregard the glances, and build up the courage, too. Luckily, there are dozens of opportunities every day to unleash the silliness trapped inside you. Start small or start alone, but when you find something you love, don’t ignore it – do it.
So, jump in puddles. Dance when your favorite song comes on in the grocery store. Skip through the parking lot. Hurdle as many stairs as you dare at the bottom of the staircase. Love every second.
Go for it.

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Executive Director, City of Refuge
uring Garrett Pearson’s college years, he had a dream of changing the world — now, through his role as executive director for City of Refuge, he has the opportunity to change someone else’s.
Garrett grew up in a broken home. There was a time when he wasn’t certain of who he was or what his value as a person was going to be, but his sister Mallory helped him along. In fact, it was his sister that helped him refocus his enthusiasm from wanting to change the world to changing someone else’s world.
Every day is different at City of Refuge, but Garrett makes sure the nonprofit can thrive and serve Columbia’s international community. The goal of City of Refuge is to help refugees regain control of their lives and contribute to the city. “Our model of care revolves around two ideas: to help families recover and regain control of their lives,” Garrett explains.
Since Garrett was selected to lead the organization, City of Refuge has grown exponentially. Starting with a low budget that limited them to assisting around 500 refugees in 2018, Garrett has expanded the organization’s reach, allowing them to help more than 1,200 refugees each year. By forging strong relationships with businesses and organizations around Columbia, Garrett was able to make this drastic growth possible. Keith Anderson, vice president of the board for City of Refuge, says: “The most impressive accomplishment, in my eyes, is his ability to get the best out of the people he manages. Those people are excelling at their jobs, and they are excited about what the future holds. Garrett does a great job of listening to them and using their input to establish the future needs of the organization.”
While Garrett is proud of the work he’s doing for Columbia and City of Refuge, his most proud moment dates back to 2012 in Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala. It was Garrett’s first international work experience, and throughout six months, he partnered with a children’s home taking care of 20 children while the country was going through an orphan crisis. He focused on youth development, project coordination, and assisted in building a new care home for young, single mothers.
Garrett’s family and his experience growing up shaped the value of belonging within him — a value which now drives everything he does and hopes to do.
Fun Fact: Garrett loves to scuba dive.


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When it comes to taking off your makeup at the end of the day, there’s no one definitive answer to the question of what is the best makeup remover. Different people have different preferences, and what works well for one person might not work well for another. That said, there are a few things to keep in mind when looking for the best makeup remover for you.
First, it’s important to consider your skin type. If you have oily skin, you’ll want to look for a makeup remover that’s gentle but effective at removing all of your makeup, including sunscreen and other products that can be tough to remove. If you have dry skin, you’ll want to find a remover that doesn’t dry out your skin further.
Second, you’ll want to think about the ingredients in the makeup remover. Some people prefer to avoid products with harsh chemicals, while others don’t mind if the remover contains a few harsh ingredients as long as it gets the job done.
Finally, you’ll want to consider the price and availability of the makeup remover. Some people prefer a remover that’s easy to find and affordable, while others are willing to pay a bit more for a high-quality product.
With those things in mind, here are a few of the best makeup removers on the market today:
1. Bioderma Sebium H20 Micellar Water: This gentle makeup remover is perfect for oily skin. It removes all of your makeup, including sunscreen, without leaving your skin feeling dry or tight.
2. Neutrogena Oil-Free Eye Makeup Remover: This remover is perfect for people with dry skin. It’s gentle and effective, and it doesn’t contain any harsh chemicals.
3. Lancome Bi-Facil Eye Makeup Remover: This remover is perfect for people who want a high-quality product. It’s effective at removing all types of makeup, and it doesn’t contain any harsh chemicals. It’s a bit pricey, but it’s worth the investment.
4. Almay Oil-Free Makeup Remover: This remover is perfect for people who want an affordable and easy-to-find product. It removes all types of makeup, and it doesn’t contain any harsh chemicals.
Table of Contents
- 1 Which product is best to remove makeup?
- 2 What is the best way to remove your makeup?
- 3 How do dermatologists recommend removing makeup?
- 4 What is the best facial cleanser to remove makeup?
- 5 Is micellar water a good makeup remover?
- 6 How do you remove makeup from mature skin?
- 7 How can I remove makeup without damaging my skin?
Which product is best to remove makeup?
Removing makeup is an essential step in any skincare routine, but with so many products on the market it can be difficult to know which one is right for you. Here we take a look at the best makeup removers available and what to look for when choosing one.
Oil-based makeup removers are one of the most popular types available. They are effective at removing even the most stubborn eye makeup, and are gentle on the skin. However, they can be a little messy to use, so if you are looking for a more convenient option a water-based makeup remover may be a better choice.
Another thing to consider when choosing a makeup remover is its suitability for your skin type. If you have sensitive skin, it is important to choose a product that is gentle and won’t cause irritation. There are a number of gentle makeup removers available, such as those that contain natural ingredients like aloe vera or cucumber.
So, which product is best to remove makeup? Ultimately it depends on your own personal preferences and needs, but the options listed above are all great choices that will get the job done efficiently.
What is the best way to remove your makeup?
When it comes to removing your makeup, there are a few different methods you can choose from. Some people prefer to use wipes, others like to use a specific type of makeup remover, and others still just use soap and water. So, what is the best way to remove your makeup?
The best way to remove your makeup is by using a combination of wipes and a makeup remover. Wipes are great for removing the bulk of your makeup, while the makeup remover will take off the remaining residue. If you only have wipes, that’s okay – just make sure to use a good quality remover to get the most out of your cleansing routine.
Another option is to use a cleansing balm or oil. These products are designed to dissolve all of your makeup, so they’re a great option if you have a lot of makeup on your face. They’re also a good choice if you wear a lot of waterproof mascara, as most wipes won’t be able to remove it.
Finally, if you don’t have any wipes or a makeup remover, you can always use soap and water. This is a good option if you’re in a hurry or if you’re traveling and don’t have access to your usual cleansing supplies. Just make sure to use a gentle cleanser that won’t strip your skin of its natural oils.
So, what is the best way to remove your makeup? The answer is a combination of wipes and a makeup remover, but if you don’t have those things, you can use soap and water.
How do dermatologists recommend removing makeup?
Dermatologists recommend removing makeup in a specific way in order to avoid skin irritation and other problems. Many people remove their makeup using makeup wipes, but dermatologists do not recommend this method.
Instead, dermatologists recommend using a gentle cleanser to remove makeup. This can be a store-bought cleanser or a homemade one. The cleanser should be applied to a cotton ball or pad and then gently rubbed across the face. The makeup should then be rinsed off with warm water.
It is important to avoid scrubbing the face when removing makeup. This can irritate the skin and cause problems. Instead, the cleanser should be applied and rubbed gently.
It is also important to moisturize the skin after removing makeup. This will help keep the skin healthy and prevent problems.
What is the best facial cleanser to remove makeup?
When it comes to removing makeup, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Some people prefer to use a facial cleanser, others may prefer to use a makeup remover. And some people may even use a combination of both.
But when it comes to the best facial cleanser to remove makeup, there are a few things to consider.
First, you want to find a facial cleanser that is gentle enough to not irritate your skin. But you also want one that is strong enough to remove all of your makeup.
Second, you want to find a facial cleanser that is affordable and easy to find.
Finally, you want to find a facial cleanser that is easy to use.
So, what is the best facial cleanser to remove makeup?
There is no easy answer, but we recommend the following:
If you are looking for a facial cleanser that is gentle and easy to use, we recommend Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser.
If you are looking for a facial cleanser that is affordable and easy to find, we recommend Olay Fresh Foaming Face Wash.
If you are looking for a facial cleanser that is strong enough to remove all of your makeup, we recommend Lancôme Bi-Facial Cleanser.
But ultimately, the best facial cleanser to remove makeup is the one that works best for you. So be sure to experiment with a few different types until you find one that you love.
Is micellar water a good makeup remover?
Micellar water has become a popular makeup remover in recent years. So, is it really as good as everyone says?
Micellar water is a water-based solution that contains tiny water-soluble balls called micelles. These micelles attract dirt, oil, and makeup like a magnet, allowing the water to lift them away from the skin.
Micellar water has been shown to be effective at removing makeup, including waterproof mascara. It is gentle on the skin and doesn’t require any rinsing.
One downside to micellar water is that it can be a little expensive. A bottle typically costs between $8 and $15.
Overall, micellar water is a good makeup remover. It is gentle on the skin, effective at removing makeup, and doesn’t require any rinsing.
How do you remove makeup from mature skin?
Removing makeup from mature skin can be a challenge. The skin is often drier and more fragile, and certain products and methods can be too harsh. Here are a few tips for removing makeup from mature skin safely and effectively.
Start by removing any eye makeup with a gentle eye makeup remover. Be careful not to get any remover in the eyes.
Next, use a gentle face wash to cleanse the skin. Avoid harsh detergents that can strip the skin of its natural oils.
Finish by applying a moisturizer to the skin. Look for a moisturizer that contains hyaluronic acid, which can help to moisturize and plump the skin.
If you have any stubborn makeup residue that refuses to budge, you can use a gentle makeup remover oil to remove it. Just be sure to avoid getting any oil in the eyes.
And that’s how you remove makeup from mature skin!
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Removing makeup can be a difficult task, especially if you want to do it without damaging your skin. Many people use harsh chemicals or abrasive materials to remove their makeup, but this can actually cause more harm than good.
There are a few ways to remove makeup without damaging your skin. One way is to use a gentle facial cleanser. You can find many gentle facial cleansers at your local drugstore or supermarket. Another way to remove makeup without damaging your skin is to use a makeup remover. There are many different types of makeup removers available, so you can find one that is best for your skin type.
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Which software would you like to run on our HPC machines?
Python (suite2p, cellpose2, CalmAn) o
R studio, dada2, MaAsLin2
CNIT, PfamScan, CNI2
no idea yet! tensor flow, perhaps FIJI if it makes sense
I think this part on how to find how to run a package/execute commands in a package via remote computing is very important (for me as a beginner, I do not know how to even do this on my own pc from the command line). Could we receive some more info on where to find how to handle this?module keyword
As you said, these procedures (except for the module commands) are identical on every unix-based computer. Follow this lecture and you will know how to do this on your local machine too :) The
module ...commands are specific to the cluster. You can have the package module installed on your local machine too, but it is very unlikely that you will ever do it.
hopefully we will clarify some more during the session but also provide links to more examples in our documentation
Should we do the module load inside the job script?
yes. This makes reproducibility for you and others easier. It also makes it easier to debug a problem that you may share with support staff. It is much better to load all required modules inside the job script compared to implicitly loading them somewhere else (in
staff perspective: sometimes we get a job script that fails but it contains no module loads and we have no idea what software environment this was run in.
module purge does not eliminate “sticky” modules-apart from the default, is stickyness user definable? I mean, if I need for some reason some modules to stay put when purging?
You shall use
module purge, e.g.
module --force purge MODULE_NAME, if you need some of them, just load them only
The “stickyness” is a property of the module that is given to it when it is constructed. I don’t think you can add a “sticky note” to a module of your choosing
Where does the module keyword “keyword” command look inside the module for matching keywords? Some of the hits for “chemistry” do not show this in the caption, though they may show “chemical” or similar so it appears to look deeper?
module keyword Ruby
Not completely sure about this. For the ‘chemistry’ example I see that NBO7 does not actually contain the word ‘chemistry’ in the description. If I look more closely on the module file with the command
module show NBO7/09-Sep-2019-intel-2018b, I see that there is explicitly listed a “Keywords: Chemistry”. So my guess is that
module keywordparses the entire module file.
If we load certain modules in the job script, are they automatically purged after the job completes?
the modules loaded in a job script do not “spill out” of the job script as the job script creates an isolated shell on its own
How can we edit the PATH variable manually in systems which do not use the module package manager?
If you want to make these changes consistent (permanent), edit the file
.bashrcin your home directory:
PATH=/your_additional_path_to_the_newly_installed_binary:$PATH export PATH
Then run the command
source .bashrcto enable the changes. This change will prepend the new path to the search and if you have, say, python both in the new path and in
/usr/bin, the one in the new path will be always used.
What if both the paths already exist and I just want to swap the order?
Then you do:
instead WARNING! You shall not forget to append the already existing path ($PATH) to this line. Otherwise you may not be able to execute all the commands in the default $PATH, like
Thanks! And how do we remove some path that already exists?
Repeat the same procedure but remove the path you do not need any more. Every time you export, the value of the $PATH is kind of overwritten
But would it need a restart to get the original list of PATH? Otherwise it would just export the existing value, which already contains the path I want to remove. Isn’t that so?
source .bashrcenables the changes. You have to run it every time you modify your
.bashrcfile. Logging out and logging in does the same trick :)
Got it. Thanks a lot!
Why there is no module for cartopy?
Because it has not been installed ;)
most likely nobody has asked for this before, see also next question
cartopy is a python package and you can install a lot of them on your self using conda. See here
Who I can contact to get it installed ? When I install it myself , it clashes with oother modules
the address question may bring up another issue (if interpreted literally): storing data that can relate to a person, is that ok gdpr-wise (double encrytion)?
Yes it is, maybe not relevant here but still smth to think about
How do I know how much data I can download to my account in saga
Please read this info : https://documentation.sigma2.no/files_storage/clusters.html
this is limited by storage quota and we will talk about storage quotas in the next episode in 40 minutes. In short, on Saga (or other cluster at NRIS), try:
dusageto get an overview of your quota allocations
Is it possible to use winSCP or Filezilla for transferring?
yes. these tools use scp underneath. so under the hood they do what the instructor now shows directly.
another popular tool on Windows is https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/
wgetworks fine, however when I am getting
man: manpath list too longtrying to run
manis not working)
The command shall start by
wget https:// .... Please remove “man” - this is not the issue
man wgeton its own can be used to inspect manual pages about the command
looks like this was caused by following the exercises loading the
Why we need “export PS= ‘LAPTOP$’”?
ignore that line. you won’t need this. I think instructor does this to modify the prompt to be more distinctive and indicate location but unfortunately this command perhaps confuses also.
but to explain what this line does: one can modify what the terminal should show before the “$” (some people like to show the path, some don’t, you can modify colors and such)
it was only done to narrow down the prompt so that it fits into the recording and does not spill over to the next line
sha256sum somefilecan compute a “checksum” of a file
this can be used to verify whether a file has not been changed. When you download software from the web, sometimes they also provide a checksum for that file so that you can verify the integrity of that file/package.
the idea behind checksums is that small variations in file will produce a completely different checksum
I use this sometimes to make sure that I have transferred a file completely and did not end up with an incomplete file before deleting the other.
While sending files from saga to personal laptop, why not execute scp directly in saga, instead, again in personal laptop?
If your personal laptop has an IP which is accessible from SAGA, you can, yes. Yet, usually, the IP of your laptop is local to your home network as it is assigned by your router at home. Hence it is not accessible from the outside.
How is the pace of this lesson?(give an ‘o’)
I think this example:
[user@laptop ~]$ scp MY_USER_NAME@saga.sigma2.no:from_saga.txtrequires a space after the colon. I am slowly succeeding but receive a message “not a regular file” when transferring a text file from saga to my laptop. What could this mean?
No, there is no space after the colon
Try to modify the command like this :
scp MY_USER_NAME@saga.sigma2.no:~/from_saga.txt .
You need to specify the target location - in this case, this is the “.” (dot) - the directory where you are standing in your laptop
thank you, successful now
Can we know how much quota each account has ?
costdisplays this information - the top line for every account. Account = project in NRIS clusters.
For a particluar project (account), type
cost -p nnXXXXk
I mean how much each person has
Then try command
I tried ‘cost -p nn9576k’ and it shows nothing, so this project has no quota right?
Can you check with the command
projectsif you are a member of this project?
it only shows nn9989k
Then you are not allowed to see the quota of a project you are not a member of
I am a member of the project, I can see the quota in betzy, so may be w edont have a quota in saga?
Exactly, I checked, nn9576k has allocation on Betzy and FRAM only
betzy, but I don’t see
/cluster/work/users/$USERline in the output. Am I missing something? I do have some files stored in that folder.
$USERWORKon Betzy is virtually unlimited (only limited by the total size of the filesystem) + quota is differently implemented on Betzy (compared to Saga & Fram) => there is no need to know how many files you have on
How to check the quota for
Quota is unlimited. You might run
$USERWORKto determine how much space you use, but should note that this traverses the whole directory tree and may create quite a bit of load on the filesystem. So, would be good not to do it very often or only if you really need to.
Is it fine to download large data to Betzy and FRAM and do data analysis there ? I was told its meant to run only simulations there
Yes, you can and you shall do this, of course. You can not keep the data for a very long period there though.
Do we get any message before files are removed from the
/cluster/work/users/$USERfolder after 21 days?
How is the duration of
21 daysdetermined. Is it based on the
last modifiedtimestamp or is it based on
It is based on the time of creation. It would not make sense otherwise.
Is it recommended to install packages locally or is it better to contact support and get a new module package installed?
It is better to ask the support, especially if your tool requires plenty of dependencies. We have elaborated routines for tool installations.
Is it possible that the current slides being shared/public to everyone?
These slides are linked in the course page
Is the course content and documentation available after the course is finished? It would be helpful to have the documentation to read through it again or look something up.
Yes. You are welcome to refer !
Can you mention again how to open a new ticket? Do you mean by writing an email or is there a link where we have to go to?
Just email to firstname.lastname@example.org This will open up a ticket on our side.
you did a great job keeping the level acceptable for me (I am sure yu will agree I am a very early beginner). Thanks!
What is the alternative to docker for Saga?
Is there a reason why Singularity is preferred over Docker?
Yes, definitely : security issues. It is also said to be compatible with the docker containers. We are still in the beginning of this implementation.
One reason is that docker requires root rights while singularity can run without
Thanks. Good to know this!
Sarus is also an alternative that is in “pilot testing”
Fram is designed for running code on the backend of the cluster with multi-processing.Not single processing on front-end. E,g, plotting and decoding. Is this true?
All clusters (Saga, Fram & Betzy) are best in processing batch workloads. They can be used for interactive work too, but because of the scheduler and how the scheduler works it doesn’t work as well as on your own machine. Also, on login-nodes only very minimal work should be done.
The concept of front and backend are usually not used in the HPC context (but still describe quite alright, I think). On our systems all calculations are done on the compute nodes in a higly parallel fashion but your individual job doesn’t have to take advantage from multiple CPUs or nodes. The login nodes are just used for starting jobs and looking/organizing at files
When is it useful to run an interactive job as compared to a batch job?
Might be very useful for testing how your jobs might behave
May I ask the difference between docker/singularity and python virtual environment, for ml training tasks?
docker/singularity include parts of the operating system, python virtual environments “only” include everything that is needed to run an isolated version of Python (python + libraries / packages)
When I open a module which is using databases how do I point to those databases in my jobscript, normally you give the file path to the database but where will I find those?
is this an SQLite database? in this case it would be a file path which I would perhaps place in the project data space
I mean like the mothur or silva databases, are these on the HCP or you should download these yourself
We used to have some biodatabases pre-downloaded. There are here some of them now :
/cluster/shared/databases. In case you need more we can download them for you. -thanks ! :)
Is there an information page about all the available databases? or will there be one
I see that details are not in NRIS docs yet (or link lost), will note it down for fixing. Details of the process of setting these up are here https://github.com/Sabryr/Databases-on-SAGA. In addition when you load a module that has assoctiated data, that information will be printed
module load BLAST+/2.11.0-gompi-2020b. How to use the database with the software is something the user supposed to know or det from the documentation of the software it self.
I am wondering how you can catch runtime errors and debug, by logging to log files or?
depends whether this is software we can change (then adding debug information or print statements) or cannot change (then we can only hope that the code prints and logs some error)
but it is hard to debug software we don’t know and did not write
I am trying to download cmip6 data from https://esgf-node.llnl.gov/search/cmip6/. If i click on the wget script, it will just download the script to my computer. How can i directly download it in saga or fram?
right click on link to copy the link to the file and then paste it into Saga terminal right after wget
what should I search for on that site to get a result and get a downloadable link?
Any variable from a C4MIP simulation may be, the downloaded wget script works in my comuputer (./wget—-.sh)
but what should I search for on that page? I am unsure how to get a link that I could try on that page.
Can u try CMIP6.ScenarioMIP.CCCma.CanESM5.ssp126.r12i1p2f1.Amon.wap.gn ?
I think i didnt get it properly, you mean without downloading the script right
and I tried that now after writing and I admit I don’t understand their WGET script setup. sorry :-)
Are there any communities in NRIS, for example for peolple working in similar areas, like bioinformatics? Would be nice to share experience and problems
we are looking for suggestions for how we can facilitate it. what tool(s) the community would like us to provide.
Any advice for dealing with 200gb microscopy video files? (planning on using python/ suite2p package)
Apply for a project at NRIS. If you want to store the results as many and very big files, you might want to apply for a storage project at NIRD too. Nird is the storage facility group/service at NRIS: https://documentation.sigma2.no/files_storage/nird.html
Is there support for Julia on hpc?
We have julia modules available on all clusters. So you can use it quite easily.
support in terms of tooling or in terms of expertise?
I meant tooling but experise would be great as well
We have people with julia experience in the support team, so don’t hesitate to ask for help or support with whatever you try to accomplish.


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The government has agreed, in principle, to offer seven deals to Russian oil giant Gazprom for energy exploration in both offshore and onshore blocks.
These include exploration work in the Chittagong Hill Tracts under block 22, signing strategic agreement with Petrobangla, conducting 2D seismic survey in offshore blocks in the sea, conducting deep drilling in five points in the country. The points comprise Srikail, Sunetra, Mobarakpur and Shailakupa, well drilling at the Bhola gas field, reserve evaluation work in Bhola gas field and drilling in Chatak gas field, senior officials in the Energy Ministry told the FE.
"We have received instruction from the high-ups in this regard recently and now we are engaged in preparing an MoU in line with the proposal," said a senior official of the Petrobangla who preferred to be unidentified.
In this proposal, Gazprom sought US$ 160 million for deep drilling in five gas fields whereas the state-controlled BAPEX has assigned an Azerbaijan company for similar work in three fields at a cost of only $33 million, an official said, citing the gulf of difference between the two offers.
Officials also said for drilling gas well in the Shahbazpur east gas field, Gazprom has sought Tk 1,310 million against the BAPEX cost of Tk 780 million.
For drilling well in the Bhola North gas field, the Russian company sought Tk 1397 million against BAPEX cost of Tk 784 million.
While the two gas fields were explored by BAPEX, the state firm was deprived of the contract.
Recently, the government has scrapped its plan to conduct 2D and 3D survey in the offshore through competitive bidding, in an apparent attempt to favour Gazprom, which had showed interest in doing the work.
The idea of multi-client survey was that the selected firm would conduct seismic survey in the country's maritime boundary at its own cost.
On completion of the survey, it would share the findings with the state-owned Petrobangla free of cost.
According to the bidding terms of the multi-client survey, the selected firm would have a right to sell the findings and seismic data to aspirant international oil companies (IOCs) interested to participate in oil and gas exploration within the Bangladesh maritime boundary.
"We've decided to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Russian energy company very soon for the offshore survey," Petrobangla chairman Md Ruhul Amin told the FE recently.
According to officials, the survey will be conducted in 22 offshore blocks out of 26 in the Bay of Bengal. The minimum cost for the survey, covering 35,000 line kilometres, will be between $30 million and $35 million.
Energy experts criticised the move terming it unjustified.
Awarding contract through a competitive bidding is necessary for ensuring transparency, energy expert Professor Badrul Alam told the FE over the move to award unsolicited contracts.


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Marriage is a social institution that has been existing for thousands of years. While it is gradually becoming less common, most people still look forward to getting married. According to The Wall Street Journal, approximately 2.6 million will happen in the United States this year.
But while a wedding is one thing, dealing with its aftermath is another. One must prepare for the future, including starting a family and raising children. Other factors include the family’s finances, children’s education, utility bills, and even putting food on the table.
As such, the best course of action is to come in ready for what lies ahead. Preparing for various aspects of your life before taking the plunge is best. If you want to tie the knot with your partner very soon, here’s how to prepare for marriage and be a better husband or wife.
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1. Establish the foundation of your relationships
No one will consider getting married if they aren’t sure of their partners. Of course, you must be sure of your significant other if you are looking to get married, start a family, and raise some kids. As such, you must first establish the foundation of your relationships before getting into marital life. While the years can be a deciding factor, the quality of your relationships matters the most. Once you’ve accepted each other’s strengths and flaws, you can go ahead and take the plunge.
2. Set your career path first
Before tying the knot, having a career is a good idea. It’s more than just getting a stable job; it’s about being able to sustain your work for the long term. For this reason, consider setting your career path first before entering into marriage. Of course, factor in your educational background, knowledge and skills, areas of expertise, and employment experiences. Once you have an established career or know your work direction, you’ll be confident about getting married.
3. Grow your financial wealth
Getting married has plenty of financial implications, as many expenses are involved. Aside from regularly paying the bills and putting food on the table, you must consider your kids’ education, auto loan, mortgage, and insurance. As such, be financially equipped before tying the knot. Start saving, investing, and growing your money as young as you are. Aside from your job as your primary income source, consider having a side hustle and starting a business. You can also invest in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds to have passive income and grow your money.
4. Invest in a house, car, and other assets
Every individual aspires to acquire certain assets in life. While some resources are mere luxury forms, others are considered necessities. These include a house as life’s greatest asset and a car now deemed essential. You can also invest in a real estate property for business. If you have the financial resources, acquiring these assets before tying the knot is best. That way, you and your family can take advantage of these resources.
5. Pursue your hobbies and interests
One should live life to the fullest before tying the knot. Make the most of your life before life’s realities hit you hard after the wedding. For instance, travel as much as you can and discover different places worldwide. Learn how to cook and bake and perform home arts and crafts. Plus, don’t forget to develop and acquire skills like digital marketing you can use in the future. Just make sure that they are your line of interest.
6. Earn some marital and parenting tips
If you and your partner look forward to tying the knot, earning some marital and parenting tips is best. First, start reading books and get some practical pieces of marital advice. Second, consider attending orientation and seminars about marriage. All these acquired pieces of knowledge will widen your perceptions about marriage and your perspectives in life. Ultimately, you and your partner will be prepared and ready for marital life.
7. Skip pregnancy before the wedding
It’s easy to see some couples getting married because of pregnant women. However, it’s best to wait for the wedding to bear a child. Some, they consider skipping pregnancy before marriage due to religious factors. However, for practical reasons, others want to prepare for the wedding before focusing on pregnancy. Fret not, as various methods of contraception are readily available in the market. Even if you have an unwanted pregnancy, visiting an abortion clinic can be an option.
Marriage is a big commitment and a significant milestone in anyone’s life. If you’re looking to tie the knot soon, there are several things you can do to prepare for this exciting journey. Here are a few essential tips to keep in mind:
- Communicate with your partner: Communication is the foundation of any successful relationship. Before you get married, it’s important to have open and honest conversations with your partner about your expectations, goals, and fears. This will help ensure that you’re both on the same page and ready to take this big step together.
- Get premarital counseling: Premarital counseling can be incredibly helpful in preparing for marriage. It can help you and your partner identify potential issues and learn effective communication and problem-solving skills. This can help you navigate any challenges that arise during your marriage.
- Discuss finances: Money is one of the most common sources of conflict in a marriage. It’s important to have conversations with your partner about your financial goals, habits, and expectations. This can help you create a budget and financial plan that works for both of you.
- Build a support system: Getting married can be stressful, so it’s essential to have a support system in place. This can include family, friends, or even a therapist. Having people you can turn to for advice and guidance can help you navigate the ups and downs of married life.
At this point, you now know how to prepare for marriage. Consider the marriage preparation tips recommended above, from establishing your relationship’s foundation to preparing for the wedding. As a responsible adult, it’s best to come prepared and ready for what lies ahead. You can have the quality marital life you deserve by preparing for marriage!

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With a budget of $147 million, North Atlanta High School is the most ambitious school project in Georgia history. Atlanta Public Schools invested in their community’s youth by redeveloping the site of a former IBM corporate campus into an educational campus of the future. Architectural firm Cooper Carry of Atlanta was engaged to lead transformation of the extensive property and create a blueprint for adaptive reuse. Facing this unique challenge, the designers specified a premium system of CUSTOM tile installation products chosen with heavy traffic and durability in mind.
Plans for North Atlanta High School (NAHS) called for a total of 35,000 square feet of tiled surfaces throughout two distinctly different buildings. One existing building was demolished and rebuilt with recreational facilities, while an 11-story office tower that is peacefully elevated over a lake was converted into classrooms. NAHS houses four academies and includes a food court-style cafeteria, a video production lab, a theater and an indoor shooting range. This translated into a particularly wide variety of substrates, conditions and tile for a school project.
The tile contractor chosen for NAHS was United Enterprises of Buford, GA, a family-owned business with over 45 years of experience. “CUSTOM was specified for the project from the beginning which we were happy with because of the architectural and technical support we receive. CUSTOM is well known and has a great reputation. I have used CUSTOM for many years and have always been very happy with the results,” said Alan Davis, project manager at United. “Our local rep, Chip O’ Rear, was great to work with and very helpful with technical advice,” added Davis.
The existing office building required a significant amount of surface preparation to bring concrete subfloors to the required flatness for tiling. With work beginning in May and school starting that August, “the extra prep made for a very tight installation schedule,” said Davis. The use of a rapid setting leveler was essential to complete the work in time for the first day of classes. LevelQuik® RS (Rapid Setting) Self-Leveling Underlayment was specified, along with LevelQuik Latex Primer. LevelQuik seeks it own level up to 1-1/2″ deep in minutes, is walkable in four hours and exceeds TCNA requirements for ceramic tile installations.
Outside the classrooms, 20,000 square feet of corridors were set with heavily textured, 12″ x 24″ rectified porcelain tile and accented with smaller decorative tile. The tile in these corridors was installed with MegaFlex® Crack Prevention Mortar, a polymer-modifed thin-set. MegaFlex offers the ultimate in flexibility and bond strength for the most demanding installation requirements. This mortar delivers unsurpassed performance and withstands horizontal substrate movement up to 1/8″. All of these characteristics made MegaFlex the ideal choice for conditions at NAHS.
Before any tile was set, the concrete floors were prepped with CrackBuster® Pro Crack Prevention Mat Underlayment. CrackBuster Pro is a self-bonding, fabric-reinforced asphaltic mat that achieves an extra heavy duty rating and reduces crack transmission in tile and stone floors. This mat complements the CUSTOM crack prevention mortar to protect the tile from intense usage over the years to come. “CrackBuster Pro goes down really easily and it stays down. I will use it again and specify it on my challenging jobs,” said Davis.
Walls in the restrooms were set with 6″ x 6″ ceramic almond tile and a variety of small glazed tiles were chosen to create patterns on the cafeteria walls. All wall tile was set with ProLite® Tile and Stone Mortar. ProLite is a lightweight formula with excellent handling characteristics that will not sag or slip on walls. Formulated with recycled content, ProLite is 40% lighter than traditional mortars, making it easier to move around the jobsite. Plus, a 30-pound bag of CUSTOM ProLite covers the same area as a typical 50-pound bag of mortar.
All tiled surfaces at the NAHS project were grouted with CEG-Lite™ 100% Solids Commercial Epoxy Grout. CEG-Lite provides stain resistance to chemicals, is easier to spread than typical epoxy grouts and is water cleanable during application. CEG-Lite is also suitable for use on vertical joints without the use of an additive.
Both ProLite mortar and CEG-Lite grout are part of CUSTOM’s Build Green® product lineup that contributes to LEED certification. These formulas incorporate CustomLite® Technology for lighter weight and higher performance. ProLite and CEG-Lite are also part of CUSTOM’s Emerald System™ of environmentally responsible products. When used as a system, Emerald System products qualify for Carbon Offset Credits that help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Based on the use of these and other contributing products, the specification team for NAHS is currently pursuing LEED Silver level certification for the project.
Thanks to specification of the right installation products, North Atlanta High School provides a lasting foundation for students to achieve excellence on campus and into the future.
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LUBBOCK—TxDOT will perform daytime road closures along the Marsha Sharp Freeway (MSF) Phase 5B project limits on Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 1 – 2, 2016. The closures will give project contractor Webber Construction the space needed to accommodate equipment and safely place concrete beams for the new Spur 327 bridge over MSF.
The Tuesday, Feb. 2, freeway closures are scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. and will impact east- and westbound MSF traffic.
To safely complete this work, crews will close eastbound MSF and detour traffic to Milwaukee Avenue via the eastbound Spur 327 frontage roads. Motorist will then take Milwaukee Avenue north to reconnect with the MSF.
The inside, left-lane of westbound MSF, between Loop 289 and Milwaukee Avenue, will be used as a staging area for the beams being used in the operation and will be closed to traffic on Monday, Feb. 1, at 4 p.m. The lane will be closed overnight and Tuesday until the beam setting operation is completed.
The roadways are anticipated to be reopened to traffic Tuesday before the afternoon rush hour and will take place weather permitting.


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Add some punch to your cold weather wardrobe with this bright and fun triangle scarf! Crocheted on the bias, so the colour stripes are at a visually interesting angle. Lovely textured puffs run in the other direction and the open stitch pattern creates a scarf that isn't too heavy. More like a shawl than a scarf, but can be worn in a variety of ways.
A mix of teal, white, coral, and purple. 100% acrylic, machine washable.
Measures approximately 52" at widest, and 26" from top to tip.


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Doug Donaldson BC NDP
Sharon Hartwell BC Liberal
Jonathan Dieleman BC Conservative
Rod Taylor Christian Heritage
Roger Benham BC Green
Jesse O'Leary Independent
At a glance
Doug Donaldson won the province's northwesterly seat for the BC NDP in 2009, by a small margin of 450 votes. The BC Liberals nearly doubled the expenditures of the NDP in this district. The district was created in 2008 from more than half of the former Buckley Valley-Stikine riding. It has historically been hotly contested, with only one recent win by a margin of over 10 per cent.
Incumbent Donaldson runs for a second term this May. The BC Liberal candidate is Sharon Hartwell, former mayor of the Village of Telkwa and a former director of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
The BC Conservative candidate is Jonathan Dieleman, who worked in logging and mining before a paralyzing dirt-biking accident, and who now works for local Telkwa organizations.
The BC Green candidate is Roger Benham.
Jesse O'Leary is an independent candidate, and Rod Taylor represents the Christian Heritage Party of BC.
Did you know?
In 2006, the Stikine district had among the highest proportions of aboriginal people and status Indians (which does not include Métis and Inuit). Nearly 90 per cent of people aged 15 to 24 had a high school education or less, more than 10 per cent higher than the B.C. average at the time.
Previous Election Results
|Candidate||Votes||%||Doug Donaldson BC NDP||4274||50.4%||Scott Groves BC Liberal||3829||45.2%||Roger Benham BC Green||375||4.4%|
Telling Stats about Stikine
|Statistic||Riding percentage||B.C. average|
|Percent seniors, 2011||13%||15.8%|
|Percent families with kids 24 and under, 2011||51%||47.7%|
|Percent residents with non-English mother tongue, 2011||13%||26.4%|
|Top three non-English languages spoken at home, 2006||Gitksan: 1.1%, German: 0.8%, Carrier: 0.4%||n/a|
|Average household income (before tax), 2006||$55,732||$67,675|
|Owners vs. renters, 2006||72/24||70/30|

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Forget the median price – it’s all about what you can afford when exploring the real estate market in Portsmouth, NH.
While the median price provides a quick snapshot of the market, it fails to capture the intricacies and nuances that can significantly impact your buying or selling decisions. Let’s delve deeper into the Portsmouth, NH, real estate market with insights from trusted local experts Jim Lee and Ann Cummings of RE/MAX Shoreline. Find out why relying solely on the median price may lead to misleading conclusions and how to best understand the local market.
The median price is often used as a real estate market benchmark. However, it’s essential to understand its limitations. The median price represents the middle point of a list of sale prices, separating the higher-priced properties from the lower-priced ones. While it provides a basic overview, it fails to account for various factors that can significantly influence the market dynamics. Property size, location, condition, and unique features are pivotal in determining property values. For example, a luxurious waterfront home will have a higher price than a smaller suburban house, even though the median price may suggest a stagnant market.
As trusted, local experts, Jim Lee, and Ann Cummings have established a reputation for their exceptional service and dedication to their clients. Their vast network and extensive experience enable them to uncover off-market opportunities and identify potential undervalued properties that may not align with the median price.
By relying solely on the median price, you may miss out on hidden gems and unique opportunities in the Portsmouth, NH, real estate market. Real estate markets can experience localized variations, with certain neighborhoods or property types presenting exceptional value propositions. Jim Lee and Ann Cummings, local experts at RE/MAX Shoreline, possess an intimate knowledge of the local market’s microcosms. They can identify emerging neighborhoods with high growth potential or up-and-coming areas that may offer attractive investment opportunities. Moreover, relying on local expertise allows you to consider factors beyond the median price, such as property taxes, homeowner association fees, and other carrying costs that can significantly impact your overall investment return. In Portsmouth, NH, real estate, the median price only scratches the surface.
It’s imperative to consult trusted, local experts like Jim Lee and Ann Cummings of RE/MAX Shoreline to make informed decisions. They possess a comprehensive understanding of the local market’s intricacies, enabling them to guide you toward hidden gems, unique opportunities, and properties that may not align with the median price but hold immense potential. Gain an accurate and in-depth picture of the Portsmouth, NH, real estate market by leveraging their expertise and unlocking the true value of your investment.
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Charles Lister is an expert on Middle East related politics. How do we know? Because he told us so and he’s a ‘senior fellow’ at the Middle East Institute (whatever that means). His profile claims: ‘Lister also managed nearly three years of intensive face-to-face engagement with the leaderships of over 100 Syrian armed opposition groups’.
That’s quite an achievement considering that most Westerners who encountered these people at close quarters, didn’t have a long life expectancy. Lister’s most recent tweets (he’s a prolific tweeter) concentrate on the chemical weapon attack at Khan Sheikhoun, of which he has just concluded that Assad did it and there is incontrovertible evidence supporting his claim.
Lister criticises Russia for demanding OPCW involvement and then dismissing their results. He knows as well as anyone that there has to be absolute security of the samples for the results to be verified. The integrity of the suspected chemical weapons has to be assured by a chain of custody, whereby the samples are guaranteed to be tamper free. So far as I’m aware, all the samples retained cannot be verified.
Khan Sheikhoun is in a rebel held area. No one could have got close to the ‘scene of the crime’ without the ruling terrorists allowing it. Furthermore, as each hour went by, the alleged site of the attack was open to contamination, manipulation and tampering. Images a day or so apart have already proven that an item was removed from the bomb crater.
Lister supports his accusation that Assad was responsible by quoting the governments of Turkey, Israel, US, France and UK. All the aforementioned governments have not just passively but actively supported any opposition to the Syrian Arab Army, no matter what they did in terms of criminal activities or their extremist ideology. He missed out two other nations who support the claim. Those bastions of democracy, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Turkey has allowed the porous border with Syria to be a crossing point for thousands of terrorists. Israel have treated terrorists at field hospitals and attacked Syrian assets on numerous occasions . United Kingdom has donated £ millions and and given equipment to the extremist White Helmets. United States have killed many Syrian Arab Army troops and destroyed bridges over the Euphrates. France have been undermining the Syrian government and been involved in ‘coalition’ attacks.
So, we can conclude that unless a chain of custody can be absolutely guaranteed for the samples, any results or conclusions are null and void. Lister knows this but continues his claims and arguments as if the integrity had been maintained.
Despite his studious appearance, Lister is an avid supporter of military action. His many meetings with terrorists shows he has a strong stomach for violence – inflicted on to others. His friends in ISIS and al Qa’ida have made the lives of ordinary Syrians an absolute misery and he has been on the sidelines cheering them on, claiming that Assad’s removal is his priority. Well Mr Lister, I think you should give the Syrian people some credit and allow them to decide who should be the head of their nation. Your support and cooperation with terrorist groups are well documented.
Lister reminds me of that other self proclaimed UK ‘expert’, Eliot Higgins. I would put money on neither of them having been in a conflict area similar to the one they are insisting the Syrian people should endure. They must be earning a lot of money for supporting ‘regime change’ and inflicting such conditions on people they don’t even know. They ignore the fact that at least 55% of Syrians are living in government areas and that SAA liberated villages and towns are relieved to be rid of the extremist zealots that Lister and Elliot support… Because they were making their lives intolerable.
If they believe in the cause to remove Assad so much, maybe they should join the hundreds of other brain washed British fools fighting for extremist groups in Syria. That they have only a remote relationship with any real Islamic values doesn’t appear to deter the ‘mercenaries’ already travelled to Syria, I’m sure it wouldn’t bother these two armchair warriors.
If these two British snakes had any good intentions towards Syrians, they would advocate the withdrawing of any uninvited parties, which would include the five governments he gives so much credence to above. It would also mean the 70,000 moderates Lister so laughably claimed were fighting against Syrian Arab Army and its allies. There never were remotely near that number.

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