 draws at Galatasaray and LASK.
After losing key men Jason Brown to Wigan and Ali McCann to Preston in the summer window, St Johnstone have struggled to get going this term.
They currently sit tenth in the Scottish Premiership with 14 points from 15 games, while the ir League Cup defence ended in a semi-final defeat to Celtic last month.
“Marie has been my guide. She took my hand from the very beginning and never let go. I can’t express in words the magic and healing ability this woman possesses. She is fearless, genuine, leads with her heart and when I’m in training with Marie or on a coaching call, all I feel is the power of love. These trainings and continued coaching calls have changed my life. Marie has taught me to look at my life – and all its up’s and down’s – through the lens of love.”
– Carmie B.
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To fill the form, please use this version:
OUT: Pour remplir le formulaire, veuillez utiliser cette version :
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In some cases, however, these transmission services could compete directly with services provided by cable, MDS and satellite distribution undertakings.
OUT: Dans quelques cas cependant, ces services de transmission pourraient rivaliser directement avec des services d'entreprises de distribution par câble, par système multipoints et par satellite.
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• Cover is detachable by Velcro for easy washing & maintenance.
OUT: • Housse amovible par Velcro pour faciliter son lavage et son entretien.
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Although the eligibility list had expired, no Right to Appeal notices were posted.
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Bien que la liste d'admissibilité ait été expirée, aucun avis de droit d'appel n'a été affiché. 

True that... I fell in love with toner when my skin got dehydrated last year 😩 thankfully it has recovered ( touchwood)

&gt;I would rate Cosrx propolis synergy toner above Laniege easily, especially for hydration. And Cosrx is more affordable :)

Agree... Plus laneige can't be used for too many layers as it is more moisturizing one...it can feel heavy with too many layers...cosrx definitely feels lighter and is quite hydrating.

&gt;Another good toner is the Laniege cream skin toner but it's more moisturizing than hydrating, if that makes sense

Yep makes sense.... I am also curious about the dr ceuracle vegan kombucha essence...i have heard/read it being similar to laneige but with a lighter texture which is something that has piqued my interest 😉<filename>src/KafkaJanitor.IntegrationTests/AccessInSuccessionScenario.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using KafkaJanitor.RestClient;
using KafkaJanitor.RestClient.Factories;
using KafkaJanitor.RestClient.Features.Access.Models;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting;
using Xunit;

namespace KafkaJanitor.IntegrationTests
{
    public class AccessInSuccessionScenario
    {
        private IHost testHost;
        private IRestClient restClient;

        private ServiceAccountRequestInput serviceAccountRequestInput;
        private List<Task> _tasks = new List<Task>();

        [Fact]
        public async Task AccessInSuccessionScenarioRecipe()
        {
                  Given_a_rest_client();
                  When_access_is_requested();
                  And_same_access_is_requested();
            await Then_no_exceptions_are_thrown();
        }

        private void Given_a_rest_client()
        {
            var httpClient = new HttpClient();
            httpClient.BaseAddress = new Uri("http://localhost:5000");
            restClient = RestClientFactory.Create(httpClient);
        }

        private void When_access_is_requested()
        {
            var capabilityName =
                "test-capability-name-" +
                Guid.NewGuid().ToString()
                   .Substring(0, 5);

            serviceAccountRequestInput = new ServiceAccountRequestInput
            {
                CapabilityId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString(),
                CapabilityName = capabilityName,
                TopicPrefix = capabilityName,
                CapabilityRootId = "root-id-" + capabilityName
            };

            _tasks.Add(restClient.Access.RequestAsync(serviceAccountRequestInput));
        }

        private async Task And_same_access_is_requested()
        {
            _tasks.Add(restClient.Access.RequestAsync(serviceAccountRequestInput));
        }

        private async Task Then_no_exceptions_are_thrown()
        {
            await Task.WhenAll(_tasks);
        }
    }
}Pharmacometrics – Opportunity for Reducing Disease Burden in the Developing World).
Abstract. This paper outlines the business case for pharmacometricians to re-direct their expertise to focus on the disease burden affecting the developing world.As I lurch into my last three weeks of my teaching career (for a while at least) I thought I’d make a list of what my short but eventful teaching career has taught me. Most of these are teaching-specific but some may have resonances in the wider world.
The first two are the most important so if it’s all a bit TL/DR, just read those. They both came from the same person, Georgina Harland, who is as practical as she is wise.
1) Never under-estimate what you can achieve in 10 minutes. An excellent transferable life-skill. The classroom teacher is so busy that every second counts and where previously I may have thought it’s not worth starting a task in such a short amount of available time, now I know better. Do that bit of filing, make that resource, plan that lesson. 10 minutes. It’s longer than you think.
2) Life’s too short to laminate. Controversial one this, and I do sometimes laminate resources that are designed to be handled by children and re-used. But displays? Nah. Slap the childrens’ work up. Don’t mount it, don’t double-back it, don’t laminate it.
3) Confidence. I’m a naturally shy person, teaching is all about performing and has given me much greater confidence in life in general. I would not, for example, have been able to address a packed funeral before I had trained as a teacher.
4) Adults and children are quite similar. I think they learn the same ways, the lessons we learn from how to teach children should apply to teaching adults too. I sat through many 30-slide parroted PowerPoint presentations in which I was instructed that teaching should not be didactic. Now that, Alanis, is ironic.
5) Don’t print PowerPoint slides. Just take notes if you must. I have binders full of PowerPoint presentations from teacher training and CPD which I have never ever revisited. And almost certainly never will.
6) Every teacher should supply teach for a bit. I hated supply teaching but I learned so much. I discovered teachers were (at least in London) in much greater demand than I had realised (a couple of times I was offered a job before I even took my coat off), that I could have shopped around much more when looking for my first teaching post, that every school is totally different, that there are some very odd people running schools. In the space of six months I had more experience of different ways of doing things than some teachers (senior leaders even) manage in entire careers.
7) 95% of planning is wasted. I’ve probably been doing it all wrong but even when I had to make detailed lesson plans I would invariably forget things, and the lesson would take a different turn. I think good teachers adapt and are flexible within lessons; if a child says or does something unexpected but brilliant, I run with it, that can become the focus of the lesson. That has to be better than sticking rigidly to a script. I have been lucky in recent years to work in schools where I have been given the freedom to do this and did not have to submit next week’s detailed lesson plans by 7pm on Sunday into a folder that, it later transpired, no-one ever looked at (yes, that really happened to me).
8) Related to point 7 above, children are your best creative resource. They can’t, I admit, do your planning for you but they do constantly amaze with their creativity. I had a Year 1 girl go off-piste and make unexpectedly beautiful patterns in Scratch so that became the focus of our next lesson. My Code Club was wonderfully hijacked by another girl whose extraordinary Scratch animations and games entertained and transfixed everyone including me.
Edu-twitter spats depress me beyond words, and the viscousness with which I see members of ‘the greatest profession’ ripping each other to shreds over things I just don’t understand makes me