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Co-hosted by ZhenFund and Golden Gate Ventures, the summit’s goal was to break down barriers and create synergy between both sides. “We wanted to introduce the Southeast Asian landscape, its ecosystem and founders, to Chinese investors and companies looking to expand,” co-founder and managing partner at Golden Gate Ventures Jeffrey Paine told KrASIA via phone.
The summit also sought to help Southeast Asian companies to better understand Chinese investors. “It’s more of an educational tour; the reason being that many business models out of Southeast Asia used to be derivatives of US startups, but now they are following more and more the model of Chinese and Indian startups. Founders from Southeast Asia can get to know their counterparts a bit better, whether for learning or for potential collaborations,” Paine said.
Paine believes that Southeast Asian companies can learn from their Chinese counterparts. “First and foremost, about the way they address the Chinese market in different ways. Also, about how they approach second and fourth-tier cities, which is quite different. For example, when they launch something, how they can then focus on things that make sense to monetize,” Paine said.
Justin Hall, partner at Golden Gate Ventures. Photo source: Golden Gate Ventures.
Golden Gate partner Justin Hall explained that one of the misconceptions that Chinese companies had in the past is the idea of a lack of scale, which is now changing,
“There was a perception among investors that growth in Southeast Asia was going to be much slower, and this was true for quite some time. You have Chinese investors who have invested in Chinese unicorns, and they would look at companies with similar models in Southeast Asia whose growth rates were a fraction of what Chinese companies used to make. So, this affected their perception of these companies. Why would they invest in companies where growth was so much lower?” he asked.
However, the situation is different now and 2019 represents an inflection point for investors, including Chinese companies, Hall affirmed. “This is because they are starting to see that some Southeast Asian companies are achieving thChinese companies,” he said.
The summit also showcased cases of successful Chinese companies, to show an example of how these firms operate and scale.
“I think it’s fair to say that many entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia operate at a different speed compared to Chinese entrepreneurs and companies. What we wanted to do with this summit was to show founders from countries like Indonesia, Vietnam, and Singapore, that they can achieve hyperscale, and that these [Chinese] companies have done that,” Hall said.
Hall is optimistic about future events, ensuring that the next year’s edition will be larger because of the interest from Chinese firms and investors. He said that this represents a deeper and meaningful shift internally at many of the Chinese funds. They now consider Southeast Asia a market they should start spending more time, energy and more importantly, investment dollars on.
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>>good evening. the upcoming papal election will make bay area history. for the first time a former san francisco archbishop will participate in the conclave but len ramirez tells us the historic vote may be overshadowed by events leading up to it. >> reporter: exactly right. william levada is familiar to many bay area catholics as the former archbishop of san francisco. as he travels to rome there are several controversies swirling around the vatican so the cardinal says there will be a lot on his mind. >> a man of faith and prayer, a person who has shown qualities of leadership. >> reporter: cardinal william
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Last month, gamers received word 2K Games are bringing Bioshock and Borderlands games to Nintendo Switch. Many of the titles in the respective franchises are quite good, and now players can experience them on the go. But what about those of us who were dismayed upon hearing of the collections’ hefty downloads? Fret not, as 2K has produced a solution: separate downloads!
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As a reminder, BioShock: The Collection contains BioShock, BioShock 2, BioShock Infinite, and all of their DLC. Borderlands Legendary Collection carries Borderlands, Borderlands 2, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, and their extra content.
Perhaps you only like the original BioShock, though. Also, maybe you find the first Borderlands isn’t as refined as its successors. That’s why 2K Games is giving the public the option to download any of the games individually via the Switch eShop. Of course, it might make more sense savings-wise to get the compendiums, but some gamers want to save room on the Switch’s limited hard drive.
However, the Borderlands titles have a slight caveat. Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel must be together as Borderlands: The Handsome Collection. In addition, the Borderlands 2: Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary add-on is not available no matter how you buy these shooters. Probably because it ties into Borderlands 3 and that isn’t coming to Switch.
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My students had so much fun learning about their community helpers this week! They also learned a lot doing these engaging activities.
I started my unit on community helpers by reading this Community Helper book which is included in our Community Helpers unit.
My students took turns reading the pages.  One of my students read “He builds our houses”
The rest of the class tried to guess which community helper he was reading about.
They were so excited to yell out, “builder!”  You can see in the pictures above that “She likes to help me at school” would be “teacher.”  The color for each community helper matches the color for their job description to help your students make stronger connections.
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“WOW! This bundle has so many resources and activities to use to teach community helpers. I think your songs are GREAT! Thank you.”
The students sang and acted out our Community Helpers song.  These kiddos are singing “Community Helpers are always standing by.” We discussed how our community helpers are always standing by, ready to help us.
This little guy was having fun doing the last part of the song with his air guitar.
I started my unit on community helpers on Monday and my students did not know what they were.  We started singing the song, “Community Helpers” and every time we do a paper on the subject, the students break out in song.  I asked the students who the community helpers were today and most of the students raised their hands and could correctly tell me.  It was exciting to hear a student say “community helpers help our community”  which is from the song.
I was breaking down the song, and when we started talking about “are always standing by,”  I asked the students what that meant. They thought it was when someone was right beside you.  I explained that it means the community helpers are always ready to help us. One of the students said, “that is like you Mrs. Beckner because you are always here to help us.”  Another student said, “Yeah you help us to learn.”  I just loved the connections they were making!
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One of the favorite community helpers activities was when my students dressed up like community helpers.  I gave them the wrong tools on purpose so that the other students would come up and give the helpers the correct tools.  They thought it was pretty funny. It is always great to see the kids having fun and being engaged with their learning.
This is one of the students giving our fireman the correct tool.
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My class loved dressing up and they had no trouble doing our community helpers sheets after singing the song and having our community helper visuals.
This is just one of the sheets in our bundle that has the students match the correct tool to the correct helper.
My students loved making the 9 community helper finger puppets that we sang about in the song.
This creative gal (above) decided to create her own puppet theater! I just love to see children come up with their own ideas like this!
I also had more students use these setting sheets as a background for their finger puppets. They acted out the community helper song while they danced their puppets around.
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My students made a class book about what community helper they wanted to be when they grew up. Don’t you just love what kids write?
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How cute! I love the mixed-up tools game! Very creative. I'm sure they had a blast! Thanks for sharing your fun ideas.
They just laughed and said "Mrs. Beckner that's not right!"
It looks awesome! I love all the fun that you guys had. Sharing your Fun Friday is a great idea 🙂
Thanks Laura! I have a large population of ELL students so I am always trying to think of ways that are more engaging and will give my students more visual and kinesthetic learning.
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And that strikes me as a legitimate question, if not a legitimate concern.
So what I'm asking you is how legitimate is the concern? And what have your studies shown about the ability of these translators to pick up very weak signals if there's any kind of interference in the area?
MR. DOYLE: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Yes, that is a legitimate concern. We do have a rule that protects what we call the input signal of a FM translator station. And it's protected in the same way that stations' signals are protected. The --
REP. BOUCHER: So this is a protection that would be specific to the translator itself and the area --
MR. DOYLE: Correct.
REP. BOUCHER: -- around the translator?
MR. DOYLE: Correct. I --
REP. BOUCHER: No, I understand.
MR. DOYLE: Yeah, I could look up the rule -- section number for you, but we do have that in place, and that --
REP. BOUCHER: What do you conclude about the potential for third-adjacency low-power FM within the immediate area of that translator?
MR. DOYLE: Well, that's exactly the qualification. Within the immediate area of the translator there would be the potential for interference.
REP. BOUCHER: Right. And so how do we guard against that?
MR. DOYLE: Well, we -- the commission has developed a rule to protect stations in that situation.
REP. BOUCHER: If Mr. Doyle's bill passes can your rule still stand?
MR. DOYLE: It's complementary, yes. It would still stand.
REP. BOUCHER: It is complementary?
MR. DOYLE: Yes.
REP. BOUCHER: I would like for you to submit for our record, if you would, a more detailed explanation of how that rule works and answer directly the question of how that rule can coexist with Mr. Doyle's bill in the event that it's enacted.
MR. DOYLE: We'd be happy to do that.
REP. BOUCHER: Okay. Thank you.
Mr. Donovan and Mr. Starzynski, you refer in your testimony, with respect to volume controls on commercials on television programs, to a forthcoming recommended practice -- I believe you said that will be forthcoming in September -- and that your practice will address squarely the need to make sure that the volume on commercials is not excessive as compared to the regular broadcast programming.
MR. DONOVAN: That's right, Mr. Chairman. Yep.
REP. BOUCHER: To what extent do you anticipate that this practice will be adopted by television broadcasters once it is published? And I would ask you to make that projection based on whatever past experience you have with similar kinds of standards that have been recommended to the broadcast industry.
Mr. Starzynski?
MR. STARZYNSKI: Well, okay.
REP. BOUCHER: Or Mr. Donovan, whoever.
MR. STARZYNSKI: (Laughs.)
MR. DONOVAN: I think as a general matter, when you have a recommended practice that has gone through the industry standard setting body, which is what ATSC is -- and in fact, in many instances it's -- there's more technical detail in that standard than in others that were referred to, such as England and other countries.
REP. BOUCHER: I understand it will be technically detailed.
REP. BOUCHER: But the question is, to what extent will it be put into practice and adopted by the local broadcasters?
MR. DONOVAN: I think it will be. I think it clearly becomes the norm for the industry. And the industry --
REP. BOUCHER: Is that based on past experience?
MR. DONOVAN: It's based on past experiences working through the ATSC and industry standard setting bodies.
REP. BOUCHER: Is there any enforcement to make sure that that happens?
MR. DONOVAN: The enforcement becomes self-enforcing. In other words you have --
REP. BOUCHER: Is there any monitoring that takes place to make sure that it's being complied with by those who at least in principle adopt it?
MR. STARZYNSKI: Oh, sir, absolutely. There's monitoring that happens when the program --
REP. BOUCHER: Who does the monitoring?
MR. STARZYNSKI: We do it internally. I can speak for NBC. And it happens at the point at which the content comes into the building. So it gets monitored extensively.
And the thing that it also does is it applies a contemporary monitoring device. One -- you may remember the FCC said we can't go farther with this a whole bunch of years ago, because we don't have the technology to do it? We have it now. So that technology is an international standard. It works very well. And it can't be gamed.
So there's no issue where you may have someone trying to game the system. It really reads it. And it works the way our ears work this time. It's not dealing with just the electronics. It's dealing perceptual levels.
MR. STARZYNSKI: And we have every reason to apply this and to move forward with it, because we agree with you. The problem is out there. We need to fix it.
REP. BOUCHER: All right. Well, you have confidence that your standard will be followed, that it will be monitored, that it can be effective?
MR. STARZYNSKI: Yes, I do.
MR. DONOVAN: We do. Yes, sir.
REP. BOUCHER: Thank you for those answers.
Let me take just a moment to address the question of payphone rates that are imposed in correctional institutions.
I'm exceeding my time. The chair will be very generous with other members, in terms of their time to ask questions also.
Mr. Hopfinger, let me pose a question to you.
You've heard Mr. Krogh testify that sometimes the successful bidder in contracts to provide these telecommunications services to inmates will be the bidder who offers the highest commission to the correctional authority, not the bidder who offers the lowest-priced service. Is that correct, and if it is correct, how is that justified?
MR. HOPFINGER: Well, Chairman Boucher, I would say that today that is not necessarily the case, as the sheriffs' associations and the other associations have put forth mandates or recommendations that rates for inmates be just and reasonable and -- for the inmates and their people that are paying for these calls. I will tell you, in the bidding systems today, the majority of our bids -- one of the criteria is for low rates, but low rates in anticipation with a the system -- is needed. And Mr. Krogh mentioned a few states where the rates are lower. I will say that, in addition to the states that Mr. Krogh mentioned, there are additional states where rates are in fact coming down, and that is as a result of the way the system is working today.
Mr. Krogh, let me ask you to respond, if you like, to the answer Mr. Hopfinger just provided, and additionally, if you would, Sheriff Goad in his testimony talked about the fact that the commissions that are received by the correctional authorities are often applied towards services for inmates, such as rehabilitative services. What is your view about whether those services should be financed by the commissions on telephone calls as compared, perhaps, to government simply providing through direct appropriations the money necessary for those essential services?
MR. KROGH: Yes, Mr. Chairman. It's true, just turning to Mr. Hopfinger's comments first, it is true that in some states the rates have come down as a result of decisions made by either the state legislature or correctional authorities. But the point is that the majority of states, you still have -- and other jails and prison systems, you still have exorbitant rates where the bidding system has not been reformed. And so there -- you have violations of, in all these other states, violations of the Communications Act because they're charging unreasonable rates.
REP. BOUCHER: Okay. Comment to the second part, if you would.
MR. KROG


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A big welcome to Chearsley's newest resident
Bertie Alexander William Eames
who was born on Wednesday 20th April, weighing 7lb 14oz
Congratulations to proud parents Hannah and Andrew
and to Bertie's big sister and brother Elsie and Rory.
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Congratulations to Andy Persson, son of Paul and Ann of Dark Lane who successfully completed his aim to run 2 marathons each day for 17 days when he ran into Land’s End at 7pm on the evening of Sunday April 17 after leaving John O’Groats on April 1st. He had run a total of 874miles. Paul and Ann, his very proud parents were there to meet him and witness the event. Andy was running to raise awareness of and money for Frank Water, a Bristol based charity providing poor communities in India with sustainable sources of fresh water.jogle50. Andy’s target is to raise £10,000.
This was held in the Cricket Club on Monday April 18. Only six members of the public were present to hear about the past year of Parish Council’s achievements, and also to be updated with reports from other village organisations. The Parish Council’s year had started with the election of officers, resulting in the election of two new councillors, Paul Bown and John Howard, who replaced Clare Lazaruk and Sandra Towell who had resigned and who were both thanked for all the hard work they had given to the Council over the years. There were no reports available from either the District Councillor or County Councillor who were not present. Nor from the Police due to illness.
Village Car Pool: Peter Allen reported that the Car Pool had had no requests for lifts in the past months.
Village Hall Report: Michael Heybrook committee reported that they were very close to submitting plans for the new village hall for approval by AVDC. Villagers are invited to an Open Meeting to see the proposed plans and offer comments on April 23. A comprehensive Business Plan had been drawn up by Chairman, Antonia Stratford and a Management committee formed including Parish Councillors, Paul Bown, John Lewis and Julia Witcherplications for fundraising grants would soon be made.
Village Trust: The running of this had lapsed over the past year or more in part due to the sad death of its Treasurer, Steve Vear and to the ill health of Claire Lazaruk, the chairman. Nic Brown would contact Claire to assist her in getting this important village facility started again.
Neighbourhood Watch: Since John Daishe, who gave a lot of his time as co-ordinator, had moved from the village, this had also lapsed over the past year or more.
Cricket Club Report: The Club is thriving with grants secured for the purchase of new nets and side screens. Junior coaching has had to be delayed due to a waterlogged pitch. New players are always welcome. It was emphasised that the ground is private property, with no dog walking allowed and visitors are asked to treat the ground and facilities with respect.
Chairman’s Report: Nic Brown looked back over the past year, starting with housing - Stoney Furlong looks attractive and will bring new residents into the village. All planning applications, are visited and considered by the Parish Council. There will soon be an application by Aylesbury Vale Housing Trust for a development in Winchendon Road, which would bring more much needed houses to the village.
More kerbing is now in process; traffic calming is still an issue; the closure of the Cuddington bridge was a difficult time with the village having little warning. Nic commented that as a courtesy the Council should be given notifications in advance of any road closures affecting the village even if there is this information available online. The flood which occurred in heavy rain in the road by the bus stops had now been stopped; the Council supported signs advertising the Cricket Club, Chuf, the pub and the shop; a new notice board would very shortly be put up, and a new bus timetable to be moved to the bus shelter; a defibrillator would soon be installed; the exact siting of the new flagpole would be made in the War Memorial area where the hedge and trees had been cut.
Horse Chestnut tree - further tests revealed that the tree is in decline and it would have to be replaced in 10 or 20 years. It would need careful management and pruning. A memorial tree to Steve Vear had been planted on the village green. Turning to the coming year, the question of devolution and what it will mean to Chearsley will have to be considered and understood. This is when more power and responsibility is given from the local authority to the Parish Council. Anticipating extra costs, the precept has been increased this year and will probably continue to rise to cover future improvements and maintenance in the village. Traffic management is another great concern and meetings will be arranged with local authorities and possibly other villages for discussions.
Finance: The Council’s budget had been exceeded this year and reserves were poor. The increase in the precept was therefore necessary and to cover anticipated extra costs to cover devolution matters and future works to protect The Green and other areas. The auditors of the Council’s accounts had commented “better than most in having a budget and monitoring it”. In conclusion, it was lamented that so few villagers were in attendance at the meeting and at all monthly meetings. The council welcome comments and support and feel that villagers have little right to complain at the work of the Council if they don’t come to the meetings to find out and comment on what is planned. Finally, to keep more villagers informed of the work of the council it was suggested that the Draft Minutes could be regularly put on the Chearsley blog.
Are Chearsley villagers aware of this facility? I could well be wrong, but I think it was Jock Scholefield who used to live in Chilton Road, who initiated this scheme over 20 years ago. He was in the very least its organiser for a number of years. The scheme offers lifts for villagers who for one reason or another do not have their own transport and need help to get to a doctor’s or other appointment. There is (or was) a pool of volunteer drivers who can be called on. For the past year or more the scheme has not been used. Perhaps this shows that neighbours and friends are fulfilling this need.cheme.
All police messages and alerts are now posted on the Chearsley website which has really made the Neighbourhood Watch scheme obsolete. Not everyone has access or uses computa Neighbourhood Watch scheme going again in the village. The scheme is a partnership of the community with the police and others to make neighbourhoods better places to live,promoting greater vigilance andfostering a community spirit. It would mean liaising with the Police with any information they have and distributing it around the village.
Richard Phillips, who is currently curate at Holy Trinity Church, Walton, Aylesbury will officially take up his post in September and will be formally licensed by The Bishop of Buckingham in St Mary’s, Long Crendon. Richard is married with 3 children and will move to the vicarage in Long Crendon at the beginning of July when he will begin to get to know people and start to do some initial planning, whilst fulfilling his commitment to Holy Trinity in Aylesbury. In addition to the broad experience gained at the busy parish in Aylesbury, Richard will bring a wealth of life experienceindustry for 13 years, rising to directorship level in management. Richard is keen to get out and engage with all his parishioners, so look out for him and introduce him to Chearsley life. More details about our new vicar can be found on the St. Nicholas website.
Celebrating the Queen’s 90th Birthday - Sunday June 12
The Village Hall Committee would like to invite all the children in the village to a good old fashioned street party to celebrate the official birthday 90th birthday of our Queen. A barbecue at The Bell will be available from 12.30pm onwards and tables with a picnic lunch of sandwiches, crisps, nibbles and cakes for the children will be sent up in front of The Bell (complete with obligatory Union Jack bunting and decorations)
If you would like your child to have a place at the picnic table, please let the organising committee know by email how many children you would like to come to the party so they have an idea of how many to cater for. The cost is £2.50 per child. Please email chearsleyvillagehall@hotmail.co.uk.
The Bell Bingo
It is very nearly the first Tuesday in the month when the monthly Bingo for good cash prizes will be held at The Bell on May 5. Eyes Down at around 8.30pm. Bingo players can take advantage of having a meal at The Bell for a special Bingo player price.
St Nicholas Church Services:
Sunday April 24 Family Service at 10am
Tuesday May 3 Bingo at The Bell at 8.30pm Good Cash prizes
St Nicholas chvicar Richard Phillips. For more information, click on his photo.
Annual Parish Meeting Monday April 18
- in the Cricket Club pavilion at 7.15 for 7.30pm This is an annual village update by the Parish Council of events and occurrences in the village over the last year inclpolice. Everyone is invited to come.
Please note that due to the very wet weather, the car park at the cricket club cannot be used.
St George’s Evening Meal at The Bell
Saturday April 23 St George’s Day is always celebrated in fine style at The Bell. Come and join in the flag waving and sing song of traditional English songs. Bookings are now being taken at The Bell for a choice of either a meal of 2 courses for £16.95 or 3 for £19.95. There is a choice of menu. Starters are Roasted parsnip soup, melon and Serrano ham or salmon fish-cake. Mains are Roast beef, beer battered fish and chips, wild boar and Stilton sausages or quorn shepherd’s pie. Desserts are Rich chocolate mousse, Eton mess or cheese and biscuits. The meal will be served at 7.30pm. Book as soon as possible by calling in at The Bell to give your choice of menu or phone 01844 208077. You are assured of a grand evening.
I am pleased to learn that there are two Chearsley villagers who regularly attend The Sunshine Club in Cuddington. Over the years, I have known many who have enjoyed going every fortnight, including my mother who loved the teas and chat; I am not so sure what she thought of the Bingo. If anyone would like to know about the Sunshine Club, please contact Sherry Scott, the leader on 01844 291526 or email her at admin@tcap.co.uk. The club invites over 60s living in Chearsley, Cuddington and Nether Winchendon and meets every fortnight in the Cuddington Playing Fields Clubhouse. Transport can be provided if needed.
As well as tea, cards and bingo, coach trips, garden parties and Christmas entertainment are also arranged. Volunteers are always welcome to help join the tea rota and should contact Sherry. The Club is holding their Spring Bazaar on Saturday April 23 at 2pm in the Bernard Hall “The best recycling event ever” with stalls including white elephant, bric-a-brac, good second hand clothes, books etc.
Village Hall Meeting on Saturday April 23
A final reminder of this invitation by the Village Hall Committee, headed by Antonia Stratford, to view the final plans and see projected images of our proposed new village hall. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with home made cake, and have a look at the plans and talk them over with members of the committee. Doors will open at 10.30am. At 11.15am there will be some short presentations from Antonia, Lynn Palmer, the architect, Jack Peeters who was involved with the new hall at Oving and Amy Hollis from Community Impact Bucks. There will then be a question and answer session. It is hoped that many villagers will come up to show their interest and support for this very exciting project in Chearsley’s life.
Chearsley will be celebrating our Queen’s 90th birthday and details of a street party and bbq and other events in June for her official birthday will be made known in due course. I have no details of whether our church bells will be rung tomorrow Thursday, April 21, the Queen’s real birthday, but listen out for them as I think they will. Cuddington will ring a full peal at 2.30pm and Dinton church’s bells will be rung at 8pm.
Queen’s Birthday Competition
Children from Cuddington and Dinton school as well as all children and grandchildren of villagers in Dinton, Stone, Ford, Upton, Gibraltar, Coldharbour, Bishopstone and Hartwell are being invited to take part in a planted pot competition in celebration of the Queen’s birthday. This is the idea of Chloe Lambert who writes 3 columns for these villages in the Bucks Herald. Chloe is an old friend of Chearsley having been Chearsley’s District Councillor in the past and has been welcomed to present trophies at our annual village show on many occasions. Hopefully, Chloe will get a good response to her original idea.
Children are invited to plant a pot or tub of any size with plants or flowers to celebrate the Queen’s birthday. Prizes have been donated by The Seven Stars, The Crown, The Bugle Horn, Hartwell Nurseries, and Greens Furnishings. Chloe will then come round to judge them and the winning pots will be displayed at the Parish Tea Party on The Green, Westlingon on Sunday June 12. Great idea Chloe. Well done.
Saturday April 23 Village Meeting for Plans for the New Village Hall 10.30am with presentations at 11.15. Refreshments available.
Saturday April 23 2pm Sunshine Club bazaar at The Bernard Hall, Cuddington
St Nicholas Church - AGM
Everyone is invited for tea and cakes at Chearsley Village Hall this Sunday afternoon at 3.30.
This is your opportunity to come and hear what has been happening in our church community during the past year, to vote for your churchwardens and members of the PCC, to say goodbye to those who are retiring from office and to welcome new people who wish to get involved.
Find out where we are in the process of securing a new vicar.
It's a social occasion and everyone is welcome. There will be an infants' play are at the back of the hall, supervised by teenagers, and if it's fine, older children can play outside.
Or just come for the cake!
Chearsley Parish Council Annual Parish Meeting
on Monday 18th April at 7.30pm.
Parish Councillors will be at the Club from 7.15 for anything you would like to discuss in person.
Please note that this is not an AGM.
It is a report on12 months and plans for the coming year, plus an opportunity for you to let us know of your wishes and concerns for the village.
It’s your Parish Council seeking your views on what you want for your village.
The Bell continues to be a very important part of village life and Sharon is constantly offering different monthly deals and special occasions. For April there is a new Spring Menu and the Sunday Roast beef lunches continue for £9.95. Tuesdays have 2 courses for £11 available all day. Thursdays is Gourmet burger evenings for £9.95 with a choice of different burgers. The Friday evening game is now the Higher Lower Game where the prize currently stands at £250 and there is the weekly Sunday lunchtime meat draw.
Customers are always assured of a very good pint of beer, with a choice of real ales. The Bell cellar is considered by many to have the best kept cellar in the area. Monthly bingo sessions take place on the first Tuesday evening of the month and the monthly quiz on the Sunday evening of that week. The Bell is also a great place to call on Friday mornings from 10 until 12pm for unlimited coffee and delicious home made cakes for £3.50. Come in and meet up with fellow villagers and friends and catch up with village news.
A celebratory traditional English meal will be held in The Bell on St George’s Day, Saturday April 23. Details of the menu and price of the meal for bookings only will be available in due course.
Joy Payne, well known in the village for her flower arranging (and other) skills, has been involved with this Buckinghamshire based charity since it opened in 2014. They are holding their Spring Fair on Saturday April 16 from 2 to 5pm and welcome the local community to join them in their therapeutic garden in Wendover conservation groups, art and craft stalls, bring and buy gardening books for sale, home made cake, hotdogs, teas and coffees. Entry is £1 with no charge for under 12s.
Lindengate can be found on The Old Allotment Site next to World’s End Garden Centre, Wendover. The charity offers mental health needs which enables users to spend time in a managed, calm and safe environment either singly or in small groups.
Sunshine Club Spring Bazaar
I am not sure if there is anyone from Chearsley who now attends this fortnightly social meeting in Cuddington for older people of Cuddington, Nether Winchendon and Chearsley, but there are Chearsley people who volunteer to help run it. My mother used to love the teas and chat when she used to go over 10 years ago. I’m not so sure if she enjoyed the Bingo. They are. “The best recycling event ever” and a great afternoon for bargain hunters on the varied stalls, including,, home-made cakes and produce. T.
Admission is 20p and no charge for children. Contributions can be taken to the hall in the morning of the bazaar, or please phone 01844 299 150 if you would like your items collected.
The Sunshine club continue to collect used ink cartridges and old mobile phones for recycling in aid of their funds. These can be dropped off at Cuddington Post Office with thanks to Jeyan and Sugi and girls.
John O’Groats to Lands End Marathons
Ann and Paul Perssons of Dark Lane are planning a visit to Land’s End to watch their son, Andy complete his last marathon on April 17. His “ordeal” (my words, not theirs) began on April 1 when Andy started in John O’Groats the first of 2 marathons each day for 17 days, averaging 50 miles a day and running a total of 860miles finishing in Land’s End. His two running companions have had to withdraw, so hopefully, barring ill-health and injury, he will be able to complete his amazing adventure.
He is running to raise money for a Bristol based charity, FrankWater, which helps provideHis progress can be followed at www.jogle50.co.uk and dom/joble50. Andy has a target of £10,000 and at the time of writing, he has already raised over half of this.
Sunday April 17 Holy communion at 9am
Parochial Church Council AGM in the village hall at 3.30pm with Afternoon tea. This is a social occasion to which everyone is invited.
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Sunday April 17 Parochial Church Council AGM and tea for the village in the hall at 3.30pm
Monday April 18 Mobile library by The Green 10 to 10.25am.
Monday April 18 Parish Council meeting The Annual Parish Meeting in the Cricket Club pavilion at 7.15 for 7.30pm A reminder that plans for the proposed new village hall and how it would look on the plot and other details concerning the village hall are available to view online here. Antonia Stratford, the chair of the Village Hall committee would welcome any comments and criticisms you may have and can be contacted on 01844 208469 or email antoniacarrlocke@hotmail.com. The meeting in the village hall on Saturday April 23 will also give everyone the chance to see the plans and to hear presentations from Lynn Palmer, the architect, Amy Hollis of Community Impact Bucks who have been very supportive of the Village Hall committee in their endeavours to plan a new hall and who have set up the village hall website, and from Jack Peeters with his experiences chairing the committee responsible for the new village hall at Oving. The hall will be open at 10.30am with the presentations beginning at 11.15am. Please come as this is your chance to influence what is a very big project for the village.
Fundraising with Vale Lottery for the new Village Hall
There will be funds and grants available to help the village raise the necessary money for the new hall as well as future fundraising events organised by the Committee. There is now the opportunity to support the hall by joining the Vale Lottery, which supports local good causes and which now has Chearsley Village hall as one of the beneficiaries. A ticket for the weekly lottery costs £1 and offers the opportunity to win a top prize of £20,000. Join online at www.valelottery.co.uk or phone 01296 821212.
Performances of this special abridged version of the award winning 1964 musical are being presented by Cuddington Youth Drama in The Bernard Hall Cuddington this week until Saturday April 9 when there is also a matinee performance at 2.30pm. Refreshments will be available. Tickets can be bought online at www.cuddingtonvillage.com/cyd.
St Nicholas Church – new vicar
After a further interview process, the Parish representatives, Patron and Bishop Alan have agreed unanimously to offer the post of vicar to a candidate and he has accepted. Bishop Alan’s office is now making the necessary arrangements for this to be formally endorsed by the relevant authorities (a more drawn out process than usual as there is currently no Bishop of Oxford). Once this has been completed, a public announcement of the name of the new incumbent will be co-ordinated with his current parish as quickly as possible.
Cricket Club Quiz - Saturday April 16
7:00pm for 7:30pm start at Chearsley Village Hall
A Quiz evening for everyone, to raise funds for the Cricket Club with Quiz master Larry Warr. Come in teams of 8 or 10. Tickets are s. There will also be a raffle and auction. Please contact John Howard for tickets or for more information on jnh@dbmc.co.uk
Sunday April 10 Morning Celebration at 10am Evensong at 6pm
Sunday April 10 Pub quiz in The Bell at 8pm


This post is part of a blogging carnival taking place at Doug's Archaeology during the month of January, 2016. The question is, what are the grand challenges in your archaeology?
What is My Archaeology?
I consider "my" archaeology to be what Tom King calls, "CRM Archaeology". Ha!
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Fianna Fáil County Councillor Michael Sheehan has called for immediate government action after devastating floods damaged large parts of County Wexford in recent days.
Cllr Sheehan commented: “This is the second case of extreme weather to hammer the New Ross Area since Christmas. It’s caused severe flooding and serious damage to public areas, parks and businesses that will be expensive to replace and reopen. The Government should contact the European Commission to see what funding is available to restore our economy and environment.
“We need funding to repair the banks along Marshmeadows, flood walls for Rosbercon and Bridge street in the town plus repair work for Duncannon and Ballyhack piers and beaches. I’m amazed that the government TD’s are nowhere to be seen as businesses struggle to survive.They have abandoned the South East when help is needed most.
“The cost of doing the works are dwarfed by the costs of not doing them in terms of lost time, resources, business, economic and environmental damage. The government needs to move now and not leave these people high and dry again,” concluded Cllr Sheehan.


The Ferrari 430 Scuderia is one of our favorite cars. This onboard video at Nürburgring reminds us why. The sound and speed as it hits each apex perfectly, coming out of corners poised, fast and with that screaming V8 at full song.
The 430 Scuderia was designed by Ferrari to truly be a high-performance 2-seater which demonstrated how Ferrari's Formula 1 know-how was carried across to its production cars.


For January 2026, ETHW price predictions range from $22.50 low to $25.31 high, with $24.61 as the average trading price.
For March 2026, e$24.68 to a maximum price level of $27.55 depending on the different factors, but the $25.86 $28.25 with a minimum trading price of $27.08 and a maximum price value of $31.260.23 to a maximum price of $34.77.31.17 for September 2026.
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One thing you could never accuse Roy Hodgson of is being exciting, in fact it’s safe to say the England boss is probably the least charismatic manager the national side’s had since Steve McClaren. Credit where it’s due though as despite being something of a wet blanket the England manager isn’t afraid to give youth a chance and for the third successive tournament has picked a host of young players who could not only carry the nation forward in future years but also in the coming weeks.
The likes of Eric Dier, Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane have been highly effective for their clubs this season and there’s every chance they’ll start this summer. One player who many consider too young to be a starter but someone who could do a job from the bench is United’s very own Marcus Rashford.
While no one would raise too many eyebrows if the 18 year old was used sparingly in France, it could be the ideal chance for Hodgson to surprise both Europe and his opponents by giving a youngster who’s full of form and confidence the chance to shine on the stage his talents deserve.
Rashford’s been a phenomenon these past few months, bagging a brace on his debut, his league debut and his England debut. The boy scores goals and correct me if I’m wrong that’s kind of the point of being a striker. Starting Rashford could be just the gamble that England need to upset the odds and finally put an end to that fifty year wait for a major trophy.
If you’re thinking of placing a bet on Roy’s Lions this Summer you can get decent odds at many sites, including www.accumulatortips.org.uk .
Whether England succeed or don’t in France one thing’s for certain,, the question is how long will he have to wait to be given the chance to shine?


Teinei Mail Order Teinei Mail Order is a web picture book service that you can gift to your loved ones The first trilogy “Ghost is a ghost” has been released
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final version released
~A heartwarming story in the cold winter for those who want to find something missing~
URL: https://www.teinei.co.jp/story-gift/story/ghost-is-a-ghost-ep3/ Giftable story “Let’s give a small story” is a message gift service that allows you to send a digital picture book and a message together, loved ones who have not been put into words, and so far 8 digital picture books. This time as well, we produced with “Office io”, which delivers
high-quality creative with the concept of “art x design”, and released the fifth work “Ghost is a ghost To you who are afraid of the unseen tomorrow” A story to read at the end of the day ~”, the third story has been born.
About “Ghost is a ghost”
This work is based on the theme of “I wish I could live like myself.” It is a work in which monsters with various problems become more positive by meeting mysterious creatures called “ghosts”.
This time, a new character will appear with a different problem from the monsters that appeared in the previous two works. Empathize with such monsters and think of people close to you. A mischievous ghost gently snuggles up to you and pushes your back. For those who read it, I would be happy if it became a picture book like a talisman. Synopsis of “Ghost is a ghost”
The story is set in a city that resembles the human world where monsters live, just like in the previous work. This time, we’re talking about an invisible man who can’t find a place outside the Internet world, and a mummy who hides her broken heart in bandages because her efforts weren’t rewarded. Wandering monsters, as if searching for something, meet mysterious fluffy creatures called “ghosts” on moonless nights. The monsters’ hearts are saved by the kindness of ghosts who innocently and positively perceive them without denying anything.
Series “Ghost is a ghost” where you can enjoy the tricks unique to the trilogy “Ghost is a ghost” series set in one ghost town. Six monsters will appear in all three works. By carefully depicting each and every character, it is a work that makes viewers feel empathy for themselves and empathize with them before they know it.
In fact, if you look closely, you’ll find hidden depictions of the characters in episodes 1 and 2, and the reappearance of small items possessed by monsters. If you haven’t seen the story so far, please enjoy the past works as well.
“Ghost is a ghost For you who are afraid of the unseen tomorrow ~A story to read at the end of the day~”
1/ “Ghost is a ghost For those of you who don’t know who you are ~A story to read on a seemingly uninterrupted night2/ Written by Office io Comments
Writing/Design | hana (Office io CEO/Designer)
Composition/Character Design | Andy (Office io COO/Creative Director) [Image 8
Even if it’s not a big problem for others, it’s often a very important problem for me. However, by changing the point of view, the problem can be seen in a different way. Even if you can’t solve the problem with this story, I’d be happy if it could be one of the hints that you can see it in a different way.
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With the theme of “multiplying the problem-solving power of art with the problem-solving power of design,” hana, a former artist and designer, and Andy, a creative director who has been involved in the launch of a wide range of media from video to the web, launched the project. creative office. Rather than providing a superficial design, by getting close to the client from the start of the project, he scoops out the essence of the project, designs it, and is good at design with depth along with the concept and branding promotion. Illustration Matsukaraji Comment
Comment from Shiho Onaka, polite mail order
A ghost that flew by. From the words, there is no need to struggle to become someone, and it makes me realize that it is important to live like myself. This is the third and final work. With each episode, the gentle feelings that come from interacting with the ghosts will gradually accumulate in your heart. Also pay attention to one side of the mischievous ghost ♪
Founded in 1997, Seikatsu Sogo Service Co., Ltd., which celebrated its 24th anniversary this year, is a mail-order brand of health foods and cosmetics that delivers energy and beauty to women based on the concept of “supporting women who work hard”. Operates Teinei Mail Order. Based on the brand policy of “a long relationship even for one day,” it has strengths in building relationships with customers, and boasts a regular purchase continuation rate of 94%. Based on the idea that we can value our customers the most by valuing them from people close to us, we uphold the value standard of “valuing employees more than customers.”
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■ Business overview: Mail-order sales of health foods, cosmetics, etc. ■ Date of establishment: June 17, 1997
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Finally, I’m getting around to completing the second sock of a pair of socks I began knitting back in March.
Second striped sock beginnings.
I really wish I had kept track of how many rows I had done for the various parts of the first sock; it’s going to be a lot harder to match the two socks in size now. However, I don’t think it will matter that much; I’ll figure it out somehow. So far this sock has been off to a good start, as it only took me one try casting on the stitches to begin the ribbing of the sock. I’ve been making extraordinary progress on the sock, which makes me happy because I want to complete it before I work on any of my other knitting projects. I actually probably won’t knit anything for myself after I finish the sock; I need to start on my Christmas presents soon!
I’ll be very happy when this sock is done. I love sock knitting.


I am an open minded, cheerful and kind-hearted girl.
I want to find a man who has a sense of being better. He is a caring, considerate and kind man.
I like making friends and make people feel happy and warm to be with me, I want to find my love that only for me now, I have no religion belief at present, but I respect all kinds of it, and I believe to be a good person ,help others as we can , will reward good in the end.


Finally it is dawning on mainstream analysts that the threat to global growth forecasts is real. It's taken a while but it seems they are getting it now. The PMI data has always been a good indicator for me and wherever I look we seem to be in contraction and to my mind European and developed world's PMI's have started a cyclical fall again and will compound the problems facing those fighting the deficit issue. PMI's for the Euro region fell to 47.4 in April, against 49.1 in March, well below market expectations (49.3) to reach its lowest level since November 2011. Even assuming no change in May and June, this would be consistent with a contraction in GDP of 0.3% qoq in Q2, down from -0.1% qoq in Q1. Germany is not escaping this either as the manufacturing PMI was a bit of a shock to some. The drop in the German manufacturing PMI was driven by declines in most of the components and so I suggest that forecasts for growth in Europe are actually still too high!
The continuing burden on the global economy from the EU continues and I note with interest how close to the core this has got. France and the Netherlands are becoming a real concern and it doesn't get more core than that!
The problem is no campaigner can win on this ticket so forget anything but promises to spend more and make life easier for the electorate. That is going to be the biggest lie in history and we can see it coming. However the delay may spook a few of the bond vigilantes and possibly a rating agency if they are awake (unlikely). Kohn put it like this; "there is a real danger U.S. authorities won't take the necessary steps to fix the country's", Kohn said Monday. "What's es." "There's a high degree of uncertainty and there's a huge risk that they won't."
Now here is the point; Bernanke thinks he can deal with this falling growth outlook and a deleveraging consumer by adding to QE to keep rates very low. I am not sure it will work and if it doesn't yields could start to rise and the more he throws at it the more yields actually rise as vigilantes will fear pent up inflationary pressures. This is a potential disaster for central bankers and at some point the impact of QE may be proven limited. When it is the central banks will have shot the last bullet. Why is no one discussing this?


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But I saw something else. A doctor and a nurse. I was in a room, white, a small sofa in front of a bed. I was lying on a bed, unable to move my head or my body. I could hear murmurs of the doctor and the nurse whispering to each other. Then the nurse came near my ear and whispered, "It's unbelievable that you survived."
I did not understand a single word she said. What happened to me?Where am i?
The doctor asked whether I was okay, but through the pain, I could just think "my stomach…


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The problem is that they are now using it to get anything they see that they want. For example, they see a nice sword at a weaponsmith's?
How should I deal with it?Should I just let them take anything not heavily guarded like that, and have more important things guarded by more resistant NPCs?Or should I do something else about it?
\$\begingroup\$ Also, if the peasant does have a saving throw, is there any evidence of the attempt?Because a 20% fail rate means that there's a 60% chance of having at least one failure every 4 tries, so if there's any consequences to failure ...
n in all local taverns for exceptional honesty, so the peasants believe him without hesitation. Sorcerer hexes them all then?Marvelous!On the way back they meet the second mob that was late, they have a dialog, realise that the guy fiddles with minds, and next time they return with a priest, and are even more angry. Sorcerer fights them?Stupendous!


People who are productive at work see great career growth. To be successful, such passionate people use tools such as to-do lists to organize and manage their work effectively. If you want to advance in your career while being well-organized, then make sure to utilize to-do lists for effective daily task management.
With the onset of digital transformation, everything has changed. A to-do list on a paper no longer makes sense since the medium is easily destructible and not long-lasting. Digital records, however, are indestructible thanks to data backup and recovery solutions. Therefore, it makes sense to create a digital to-do lisnline to-do lists then look no further. This blog will cover all the top apps to create them. Use an app that you like to record your daily activities, allocate time for meetings, and dedicate time slots for project management. Make sure to subscribe to a good internet plan like Optimum internet plans to access the list anytime from any Wi-Fi-enabled device even when you’re on the go.
Bit.ai is a great solution to track your to-do tasks. The app has offerings for both individuals and organizations allowing users to customize it to their requirements. The editor features a minimal layout that allows users to focus better. You won’t find any invasive buttons or tabpload relevant files (images, rich embeds, links, etc.) along with tasks as well.
Evernote is another remarkable offering in the market that is used by millions of users worldwide. The app can store all your ideas, to-do lists, notes, and even documents. You can create different folders on it as well. The “tags” feature allows users to label their files for easy categorization. Furthermore, you can sync the app across all your devices. Withfiles anytime from anywhere!
Any.do is a neat, organized, and sophisticated to-do list app for the iPhone. You can organize your daily tasks, memos, lists, and documents conveniently. Furthermore, you can also add reminders. The app can also integrate with all of your devices allowing easy accessibility. Make sure to connect your app with a calendar to create a detailed schedule. Change the themes to make your app look more user-friendly and welcoming.
TickTick is a powerful app that will act as your personal task management tool. You can add new tasks on the user-friendly interface and even set task deadlines. The app also comes with a useful reminder feature. It will, therefore, remind you when a deadline is near. The ability to create tasks with the help of voice inputs is another useful feature of the application. You can also use Siri to enter tasks in the app. This takes the usability of the app to a whole new level. TickTick also allows users to add and categorize tasks as regular ones. Once done, the app will add them to upcoming weeks and months by itself until you change their nature. You can integrate calendars with the app too.
The possibilities are endless with Toodledoo. Here, you can fully explore the potential of a reliable and powerful to-do list creation and management app. From short and simple notes to long and complex ones, Toodledoo is an ideal offering. You can create custom lists, structured outlines, daily tasks, meeting reminders, and much morefriends and share mutual tasks with them by integrating with other apps. Make sure to sync your data across devices for a more complete experience.
At times, you may feel that the UI is a little bit crowded but that’s not an issue because you can customize the app and control the way you see data. You can also set alarms to get timely notifications for pending tasks. Furthermore, you can also control how and when you want to be reminded by the app. Powerful in-app notifications will always allow you to start your tasks on time and finish well before the deadline!
Use the above apps to manage your to-do lists, daily tasks, and meetings conveniently. These apps will allow you to become more efficient at managing your time. As a result, you will be able to meet deadlines and enjoy career growth and development at a rapid pace. ork productivity.


It's me Elder Austin. So last week I gave some bad news about Jeanna's Baptism not going through. So now I am reporting that Daina Newby is getting baptized on Thursday. We knew she would be getting baptized. On Tuesday as we were driving to District meeting we got a call fro Sister Newby and she asked us both to write out our testimonies. Then she said they had talked about who she wanted to baptize her and to give her the Gift of the Holy Ghost. Then sister Newby said Daina wanted me to baptize her!! haha. So I'm pretty excited. I'm going to baptize Daina on Thursday. :) So that's pretty exciting. Elder Heywood and I will have a baptism together after all. Daina had her baptismal interview on Saturday and is good to go.
We taught a part member family this week who recently moved from the
valley for work. The Chieg's...Pronounced..CHEE. EGG. He is From the Island of YAP in the Phoenix . Just a great guy, you wouldn't know that he's not a member when he comes to church. Wearing a suit and Tie and dress shoes. Anyway, He has had some different things holding him back from being baptized from when he lived in AZ. Since he has moved here he has given up his habits and is doing really well. We weren't really sure why he hadn't been baptized yet. So when we went to their house we asked him some questions trying to get to know him, and figure out what's been going on. We talked to him about some habits from his culture. He then told us that he is ready to be baptized. He used to work for the Arizona Cardinals and Deuce Latui who plays on their offensive line is going to come baptize him in April or May. It will be pretty cool. :) I doubt I'll be here still, but it's pretty cool. Pacific Islands
Elder Heywood only has about 10 days left on his mission. Pretty crazy.
Preston is flying home today. I'll be home in 2 months :) haha
I'm sorry to hear that Tiff has been hurting so bad. Elder House hasn't been doing too hot either. All last week his stomach has been killing him. He is coming in to billings form Glendive to get checked out again. He refuses to go home. I can't blame him. He only has about 2 months left. He will make it. You will too Tiff. :) Love you girl. :)
I hope everything is going well. I feel like my e-mails are getting more and more lame every week. I am sorry about that. I love you all! See you soon.


Did you know you could be risking your life by working only a couple of hours in brutally cold winters?And did you know you can reverse this damage with the help of just a pair of boots?
Are you in a conundrum about which winter boots are the best for you?With ss suitable for different purposes and people, we are going to help you choose the best winter work boots for yourself with this quick guide!
Whichever feature that comes across your mind for a winter work boot, you'll be offered with that in this Timberland product. These safety shoes are well-made and can be used by Mechanics, Loggers, as well as Electricians. You are sure to receive a great level of safeguard against the cold here!
The comfort provided by this pair of winter work boots needs a space of its own. The boots have an upper built similar to that of any traditional cowboy boots but they have versatile wear due to the rubber sole and heavy lugs!
If you have a desire for high-quality work boots then Timberland is a name that you must have heard of. This braproducts out of recycled materials and offering a great, high-functioning piece to the crowd. Both you and the planet stay happy!So this is surely a win-win situation right here!
One great example of a great pair of boots from this brand is these Timberland PRO Endurance 8" Work Boot!
The leather used in this product is full-grain, and you know what that means. It means the product has a supreme resistance against water and sweat build-up. Y your Timberland Shoes!
Only some boots can be all-weather boots, and the brand does not do anything that has been done already. These bootsis includes winters, summers, as well as moist and human rains!
These shoes also come with a rubber outsole that helps you navigate the tough terrains with a confident grip!
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There is no doubt that the Danner Men Lookout 8″ Tactical Boot is a great bargain for so many of us. This does not necessarily mean that this the lowest costing shoe, but the kind of features you're getting here are mostly restricted to the products higher on the price range. You will find many winter work boots with a 200gram/400gram insulation, but spotting an 800gram is a tough job. This product from Danner gives you just that!
Wolverine Men W05551 Big Sky 8-Inch is a hunting boot from the start to the finish. If you are someone who has their way to targets and patience then these shoes are for you. Hunting is a regular occurrence in many cold areas, which is why you need to be equipped with not 400 or 800, but 1000gram Thinsulate. You will never have to worry about frostbites ever again!


Balance and the Traveling Sound will headline the 33rd annual Multicultural Festival at UCSC.
The 33rd annual Multicultural Festival will begin at noon, Saturday, May 19 on the lower field at Oakes College.
The Monterey Bay area.
This all-day celebration of many cultures offers live entertainment and a wide variety of traditional ethnic cuisine. Eachmore than 5,000 participants to dance, eat and celebrate many of the cultures represented at UCSC.
This year Embracing the Beauty of Difference Through Culture marks the 33rd year for the Multicultural Festival. it will take place Saturday, May 19, from noon to 6 p.m. on the Lower West Field - Oakes Lower Lawn at UC Santa Cruz.
As part of an Anniversary Festival, the Festival Planning Committee has a special program planned. Performances will include Balance and the Traveling Sounds, Sambada, and UCSC student performances such folkloric and hip hop dancers. Admission is free. Alcohol is not permitted.
Sponsoring organizations serve a wide variety of traditional ethnic foods reflecting UCSC’s diverse student population. From Vietnamese pate sandwiches to tostadas to Halo Halo Ice, the food booths of the Multicultural Festival always sell out.
The annual Multicultural Festival is sponsored by 17 of UCSC’s student organizations with the goal of promoting an appreciation of California’s cultural diversity.
The campus and local communities are invited to enjoy this wonderful cultural celebration. Come dance—and enjoy entertainment and foods from diverse cultures.


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Lou Barletta speaks at a news conference where he accepted the endorsement of a rival in Pennsylvania’s crowded Republican primary for governor, Jake Corman, right, May 12, 2022, in Harrisburg, Pa.
Corman’s name will remain on ballots statewide, and mail-in voting has been underway for weeks. It’s unclear what, if any, effect Corman’s decision to end his campaign will have on the race, since polls have showed him gaining little traction.