ings and nights are enchantingly beautiful here. While stars gradually appear in the vast sky backdrop of the Mosque, lights start to shine here and there, giving the whole place an air of religious antiquity and Persian originality. The hours when you can enter the mosque are 9 AM to 12.30 AM, and 2 to 6 PM. So if you want to enjoy the evening, you can plan your visit a little earlier so that you can visit the interiors without a rush.
Overall, it is highly recommended to visit Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque and get the unique experience of walking in this great example of Safavid art and culture. For getting more information, you can approach Isfahan travel guide.The Professional Learning Centre (TPLC), Member of the Harel Mallac Group in collaboration with the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) and EO under the National Skills Development Programme (NSDP) is offering a 3 months course inclusive of an internship of 1 month to unemployed people in the age range of 16 to 35 years. To better match skills with the demand of employers, the youth will be enlisted for training and placement in technical skills that are in demand. Starting date: 27th March 2017, application: interested candidates can register through the NSDP website: http//nsdp.hrdc.mu.L''école primaire accueille également les enfants de la petite population locale et les enfants du personnel de la zone.

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The primary school also caters for the small local population and the children of the refugee settlement staff.Would like to invite all you guys interested in running ol' muncher or lil' biter in a hunt test down to the Neuse Retriever Club's Spring Hunt Test held in Kinston, North Carolina on Easter weekend. Friday and Saturday, (not Sunday) April 18 and 19th. Please log on to:
Entryexpress.net to sign up. If you haven't registered with Entry Express, it's simple. Just follow the directions.
Test headquarters will be at the Neuseway Nature Center at 401 E. Caswell St., Kinston, NC 28501 and will be running a Master A & B, Senior, and double Junior, so your Junior pup can pick up two qualifyings those two days.
Hope to see you there!Having said that, intuition is also a phenomenon that scientists have identified as a remarkable brain activity.
I’m a firm believer in the power of intuition. I’ve trusted my instincts when I’ve made many vital decisions during the course of my journey of success and adversity. Beforehand, of course, I gather all of the data I can. I listen to the input of others. I weigh things up in my mind. Before, I make a decision.
At the end of the day, Intuition is based on logic; Passion is based on ego. Know the difference.
So what do intuitive people do instinctively that a lot of people don’t?
Intuitive people listen to their inner voice. Most of us experience the gut feeling that tells us to take a certain course of action, but many disregard their feeling when a business colleague or friend presents contradictory “evidence.” Or they kneel to the cultural bias against the relevance of intuition. Intuitive people have the strength of their convictions and act on what they feel. It’s more than “just a hunch.” They honor their gut feelings.
Intuitive people are open to change. They’re flexible. They don’t live a life in which their rational side is so rigid and so strong that it blocks the pathway to the power of intuition. They know there’s a cosmic force that will guide them along the right path.
Intuition is born out of experience. And experience comes from keep a close eye on the world around us: paying attention to the fine detail, observing people at work and people at play. In doing so you automatically compile an encyclopedia of knowledge that provides solid grounding for those gut-feeling decisions. It also develops your street smarts.
People with great intuition also seem to have the ability to listen to their body and know when to take a break and recharge their batteries. It’s amazing what can happen when we step away from the intensity of the decision-making or problem-solving mode. We’ve all had that experience of struggling to solve a problem only for the answer to pop into our head as we’re taking a shower or falling asleep. And often when we first wake up after a good night’s sleep.
Intuitive people instinctively know the value of solitude—of stepping away from the hubbub and energy of a frenzied team of creative people. Taking “alone time” gives them the opportunity to quietly reflect on situations that they face and connect more profoundly with their inner wisdom. The outer noise can be a drumbeat that deafens your intuitive spark.
Emotion and intuition are largely rooted in our “second brain” which is in our gut—hence the expression “gut feelings” and “going with your gut.” We’ve all experienced those warning sensations that start in the pit of our stomach…and sometimes are extremely powerful. We sense that something is wrong, really wrong, but we just can’t put our finger on it. But, then we listen to it.
Intuitive people have the ability to empathize and connect with other people. That’s why they make good leaders. They tune in to the emotional needs of others and are responsive to those needs.
When you’re angry or depressed or in any kind of negative emotional state your judgment can become clouded.  So highly intuitive people consciously work on keeping calm and keeping their intuitive powers alive.
Intuitive people—by and large—are positive thinkers. Their upbeat attitude towards life in general and adversity, in particular, gives them the freedom to accept their inner voice. It makes them less inclined to go with the views of the doubters and the skeptics. Of course we all get upset from time to time but your intuition will work better for you if you can shove negative emotions to one side. Forward movement is everything in life.
That’s what Oprah says on the subject.
My message: Tune in to your own instincts. Trust those instincts. Act upon them. It’s essential for long-lasting success. Listen to others but believe in yourself. Your on this planet for a reason, make that dent count.<gh_stars>0
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title: Visa trafik med Azure Maps | Microsoft Docs
description: Visa trafik data på Azure Maps Web SDK.
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# <a name="show-traffic-on-the-map"></a>Visa trafik på kartan

Det finns två typer av trafik data tillgängliga i Azure Maps:

- Incident data – består av punkt-och linjebaserade data för sådant som konstruktion, väg stängningar och olyckor.
- Flow-data – innehåller mått för trafik flödet på vägarna. Trafik flödes data används ofta för att färga vägarna baserat på hur mycket trafik som saktar ned flödet i förhållande till hastighets gränsen eller något annat mått. Trafik flödes data i Azure Maps har tre olika mått mått:
    - `relative`– är i förhållande till vägens fria flödes hastighet.
    - `absolute`– är den absoluta hastigheten hos alla fordon på vägen.
    - `relative-delay`– visar områden som är långsammare än den genomsnittliga fördröjningen.

Följande kod visar hur du visar trafik data på kartan.

```javascript
//Show traffic on the map using the traffic options.
map.setTraffic({
    incidents: true,
    flow:'relative'
});
```

Nedan visas det fullständiga kod exemplet för ovanstående funktioner.

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<iframe height='500' scrolling='no' title='Visa trafik på en karta' src='//codepen.io/azuremaps/embed/WMLRPw/?height=500&theme-id=0&default-tab=js,result&embed-version=2&editable=true' frameborder='no' allowtransparency='true' allowfullscreen='true' style='width: 100%;'>Se pennan <a href='https://codepen.io/azuremaps/pen/WMLRPw/'>Visa trafik på en karta</