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The Federation of Family Planning Associations was established in 1974 and incorporated in 1975 as a federation of State-based associations to advocate for legislation and social reforms and to develop education, training and research at a national level. The Federal Council had representatives from each State and from five National Advisory Committees: Medical, Training, Ethics and Legislation, Communications and Biological Sciences, which were later replaced by goal-oriented task forces. From 1984 the Federation acted as a agent of the Australian Development Assistance Bureau in the South Pacific, developing information kits and recordings relating to family planning and sexually-transmitted diseases targeted at Pacific Island cultures. It changed its name to the Family Planning Federation of Australia in 1985 and to Family Planning Australia in 1993.
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Singer John Legend has blamed red carpet photographers for exposing his wife and model Chrissy Teigen's wardrobe malfunction.
The Grammy Award-winning singer told news magazine Extra on Tuesday that while he and his wife were extra careful with the very revealing Yousef Akbar gown she sported to the 2016 American Music Awards, the photographer happened to catch a shot of her genitalia, reports dailymail.co.uk.
"Honestly, we were worried there might be that moment, so we checked it. We were watching her walk. I was like, 'It looks good. Looks like all is well'. But obviously, if a photographer is resourceful enough they can find that one moment … the photographer had to get the exact perfect angle," Legend said.
The "All of me" singer said that he was enamoured with the way the 30-year-old model – who gave birth to the couple's first child Luna Simone in April – looked in the designer gown.
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Is the idea of a "dream job" dangerous?
I recently came across an article titled "The Danger of the Dream Job Delusion" that made the assertion that believing in "dream jobs" is not only a distraction, it's downright dangerous.
The author states:
"The more you're bombarded with messages promoting the dream job path to happiness, the more likely you are to ossify your view of the working world into normal, boring jobs vs. exciting dream jobs. Once you've made this division, you're much less likely to start investing the hard, unsexy, longterm work into your current career needed to grow it into something deeply fulfilling. You'll instead save this mental energy for your vague day dreams of starting a small town wine store or teaching surfing in Cabo."
Here's the thing – everyone's idea of a dream job is different. I have a friend (Matt) who is obsessed with numbers and analytics. He majored in mathematical science and loves nothing more than being locked away in an office all day long, building financial models. While many people would not consider the idea of spending 8 hours of one-on-one time with their computer "dreamy", Matt does and frankly, isn't that all that matters?
Dream jobs do not have to be unrealistic, unattainable or based in fantasy. Some dream of being a fashion stylist to the stars and others dream of being pilots. I've coached people who dream of being professors, event planners, and even credit counselors! The point is that these are THEIR dreams.
What the author fails to mention is that there are scores of people who are honestly unfulfilled with their current positions for many reasons. They feel stuck in their jobs. They feel guilty about pursuing their dream jobs because they feel grateful for having a job (any job) in this economy. Their education led them to their current jobs. They are getting paid very well. The list goes on and on.
What's dangerous about pursuing something that will leave you fulfilled? What's wrong with living your passion? What's delusional about actually looking forward to going to work every day? Have you ever heard of someone that "worked themselves to death"? Someone that continuously plowed away at a job that left them empty and with nothing left to give. I have. Who wants that future?
So again, I ask – You don't have to LOVE your job, but shouldn't you??
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I'm in a cross a well paying job and a passion for my hobby. For now I have the best of both worlds -cool job and a great hobby. I wrote down a set date I will make the leap
Love this. I want a job I love and I do believe I can have it!
a dream job is just as is stated a dream otherwise why would we get paid for it?
Jonny, you say that a 'dream job' is merely a dream but I don't think you can discount the possibility of finding a job that both pays the bills whilst being fulfilling and enjoyable. In my experience, unless you believe that you have the right to feel satisfied in employment, you will not find yourself in a rewarding career. I'm not saying that the ideal or perfect job is out there for everybody- every job has its less enjoyable or frustrating aspects. The important thing is to concentrate on the positive a enjoyable elements of your work, and by doing this I believe that you can create a dream job for yourself!
There's nothing wrong with having a dream job in mind, if you are taking practical steps towards doing it – re-training, for example. But if you spend every day dreaming and take no action – that is dangerous.
"Dream jobs do not have to be unrealistic, unattainable or based in fantasy. Some dream of being a fashion stylist to the stars and others dream of being pilots. I've coached people who dream of being professors, event planners, and even credit counselors! The point is that these are THEIR dreams".
There is a difference between getting a dream job you would be good at and in and a dream job that is just that – a dream, probably out of your reach.
Commitment and tenacity to do good in the area you choose is not likely to happen if a person is just dreaming.
Most of us would be lucky to have that dream job. So for the rest of us who are not so "fortunate", we just need to refocus the dream part….say, "I can finally have my dream vacation/car/house after trudging day in and out of this dreary job." Refocus. Realign. No matter how "bad" our situation may be, there will always be a bright spot that we should be thankful for.
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The 8th season of ArtSplash, the downtown artwalk, starts on Friday, May 10 from 5 pm – 8 pm. Venues will display art by local artists and performers. More venues and artists may be added.
Freckled Moon, 219 E. Weber
Fanhs Museum, 337 E. Weber
Kress Lobby, 20 N. Sutter
The Write Place, 343 E. Main
Photography and Upcycled Art By Patti Crowder
Painting by Daniel Rausch
Painting by Diana Buettner
Anime by Bella Nevarez
Zines by Raylan Saxton
Ballet Folklorico By Los Danzantes del Puerto
ArtSplash takes place on 2nd Fridays May – October, 5 pm – 8 pm in downtown Stockton.
Mark your calendar for six ArtSplash events this season
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June 14
July 12
August 9
September 13
October 11
Venues and artists may change from month to month. Venues have blue streamers, signs and maps. If you have questions or would like to participate as a venue or artist contact Joy via email.
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(businesspress24) - MONTREAL, QUEBEC -- (Marketwired) -- 08/09/17 -- D-BOX Technologies Inc. (TSX: DBO), a world leader in immersive motion cinema seating technology, announced that Mr. Robert D. Copple was elected to the company''s Board of Directors effective immediately.
From 2014 to 2016, Mr. Copple was President and COO of Cinemark Holdings Inc., a leading domestic and international motion picture exhibitor owned by Cinemark Holdings, Inc. operating throughout the U.S. and Latin America. Previously, he served the company as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer during 14 years where he helped structure the company''s 2007 public offering and managed the acquisition of the Century and Rave movie theatre groups, the Madison Dearborn buyout, and the formation of NCM, DCIP, and Fathom. In February 2016, Mr. Copple decided to pursue personal interests and it was time for him to turn the page on an important chapter of his career.
"We are very pleased to welcome Mr. Copple to our Board of Directors," said Jean Lamarre, D-BOX Technologies Chairman of the Board. "His extensive experience in the theatrical and entertainment industry combined with his proven leadership skills and expertise with publicly-traded companies will add valuable depth to our Board as we continue to build long-term sustainable value for our shareholders."
In addition to his new role with D-BOX, Mr. Copple is also serving on the Board of two private companies.
D-BOX is a company of visionaries, artists, and innovators. We create hyper-realistic, immersive entertainment experiences by moving the body and sparking the imagination through motion. This expertise is one of the reasons why we have collaborated with some of the best companies in the world to deliver new ways to tell great stories. Whether it''s movies, video games, virtual reality applications, themed entertainment or professional simulation, our mission is to move the world.
D-BOX Technologies Inc. is a publicly traded Canadian company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: DBO). The head office is located in Montreal and offices are based in Los Angeles, USA and Beijing, China.
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A new bag is born
For some women, going out into the world every day requires putting on their version of protective 'armour'. For some, it may be a full face of make-up; for others, it's sky-high heels or a killer outfit. And then, of course, there are those who use humour and wit as weapons in their daily battles. To me, all modern women are amazing warriors and I was inspired by this when I conceived one of my latest creations, the Templari Bag.
While contemplating the myths and legends surrounding the Knights Templar one day, I started playing around with silver studs to form a structured piece of 'armour' that could cover my newest bucket bag design. As protectors of the Holy Grail, with a devotion to the divine feminine (the Virgin Mary), the Knights represent a certain type of fierceness to me. I wanted to transmit that passion for protection into my design, but give it a feminine, BB twist. To create something empowering and beautiful at the same time.
And so, I designed my metallic studs to be made in the shape of a very subtle flower. From a distance, it looks like a protective metallic sheath but up close, it reveals itself to be a beautiful flower chain reminiscent of the 1970s. It's the ultimate in flower power. The Templari Bag is a piece designed for all the modern spiritual girls, for all the lightworkers, for all the lovers. For all the BB girls out there who continue to inspire me on my journey.
As a lightworker myself, I am comfortable with who I am – I don't need to shield myself from the world any more. Yes, I love fashion and my day to day work is designing and conceiving beauty, but I also love people and through my work (and in my life) I try to reach as many people as I can. I do my best to raise the vibration of the planet and I try to shine brightly, live consciously and spread love and light wherever I go.
The idea of lightness played on my mind a lot while I was creating this bag. First of all, the light of Ibiza is constantly a source of inspiration to me, and secondly, I was seeking a lightness of being. Working with studs is not easy – it took me almost a year to finally create the right type of studs I felt were not too heavy to embellish the bag. I believe a BB bag should never weigh you down. Above all, it should give you a sense of freedom.
Whoever you are, wherever you are, whatever your choice of 'armour', I want you to know… you are enough. You are perfect, just the way you are. But a Templari Bag over the shoulder never hurt anyone!


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Ourfirst glimpseexplained the setup with words and images, but we feel this surprisingly packed video helps flesh out the details even better.
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- How the first-person missile aiming works
- How the running and FPS modes blend together
- More snippets of Samus engaging in face-busting finishing moves
-Part of a badass cinematic featuring Mother Brain and Samus from the end of Super Metroid. We saw the full thing a month ago, but this bit is the best part, and likely serves to link the two games together.
Other M launches June 27, and you can bet we'll be reviewing the hell out of it. Seriously, reviewing it so hard there's no point for anyone else to bother.
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Cedarville, Ohio—Where would "CSI" be without science? Or "Numbers" without math? These are a few modern-day examples of why these two areas of study remain a fascinating and, in reality, indispensable part of society. Cedarville University's Science and Math Day, November 17, offers high school students the opportunity to explore these programs-and learn more about the University's outstanding facilities and biblically-based curriculum.
Guests may tour the Engineering, Nursing and Science Center, which houses 20 laboratories with state of the art instruments like the Jeol nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer and Shimadzu Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometer. Exciting, interactive laboratory demonstrations in biology, chemistry, earth science, mathematics and physics will occur throughout the day.
Attendees can get a real taste of University life through a faculty/student mixer, major-specific sessions, and spending the night in a residence hall. Rachel Barnard, a junior chemistry major, says, "The fellowship here at CU is one-of-a-kind, and hopefully prospective students will [glimpse] that community during Science and Math Day. … [What we learn] is not only foundational for further study, but it also challenges us to consider what a difference our Savior makes in our laboratory behavior, academic integrity, and our ethics."
With a Center for Bioethics and dedicated Christian professors, Cedarville offers not only an education, but also a biblically-defined perspective on the intricacies of this universe.
Time: 10 a.m.
Date: Saturday, November 17
Location/Address: Cedarville University
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From the Ottawa Journal Archives
From the Ottawa Archives, I've recently found the following shot of W.J. Lintell and Sons food market, as seen in January 1954:
In 1936, they had opened their grocery store in the Glebe, as seen here in the Ottawa Journal:
And here's the same location today…though 750 is technically now the building next door where the Bridgehead is located!
Here's an interesting event that the Glebe Heritage Committee is promoting:
WHAT? A One-Day Heritage Plaque Event in the Glebe
WHY? To celebrate the wonderful architecture and social history of the Glebe.
WHEN? During the Great Glebe Garage Sale on Saturday May 23, 2015
WHO? The owners/residents of Glebe homes with support from the GCA Heritage Committee.
HOW? Prepare and install a simple temporary plaque/sign and attach it a stick or tree on your lawn near the sidewalk that identifies the history or your home and its architectural style. This could include details on the builder/architect and details on it's historical occupants.
You can find a basic 1/2 page template and an example here: (MicroSoft Word Document) (or by e-mailing us at email@example.com), or feel free to design your own! Type it up, handwrite it, include photographs, whatever you like! We suggest you print it on a 1/2 page adhesive label than can be adhered to a foam board/cardboard and stapled to a long wood stake.
During last year's Great Glebe Garage Sale, the GCA Heritage Committee and Heritage Ottawa partnered to conduct a trial of a one day plaque event of all the homes along Glebe Avenue East of Bank and Linden Terrace. The trial was a great success enjoyed by both the residents of the buildings as well as many hundreds of visitors who passed by and read the plaques. The Heritage Committee would like to make this an annual feature of the GGGS and in help increase awareness and appreciation among residents and visitors of the special and value heritage character of our Glebe neighbourhood.
For additional information on how to research the history of your home, check out the City of Ottawa Archives guide on Researching the History of your Home. For other assistance or questions, contact the Heritage Committee at firstname.lastname@example.com. The committee is happy to help identify the architectural style of your house or prepare your label for you with any information you might have.
I recently had an article published in Apt613 about the photographer Frank Tyrell, which you can read here. Tyrell photographed Monkland Avenue in the 1930s for the Federal District Commission:
He also photographed Bronson Avenue: Worth mentioning is that Tyrell could be considered a defecto Glebite…well, he grew up in what is now known as the Glebe Annex, at 426 Cambridge Street. The house is at the corner of Cambridge and Plymouth. It once was a beautiful red brick home with some interesting features, such as a side and front verandah:
Here's a close up of the detail of the front:
Notice the back of the house, which has an unusual addition, although in this google streetview the new addition can be seen. Unfortunately, as the google street view images show us, a more recent addition with awful siding has completely obliterated much of the side verandah and the red brick walls and the trees: Before this addition, the house might have had a good chance of being designated a heritage home…the addition, a cheap add-on not in keeping with the look of the rest of the place, completely destroys any chance of historic designation. Ugh, Frank Tyrell would have said.
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.
Here's an excerpt:
A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 7,100 times in 2014. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 6 trips to carry that many people.
note: This post was originally published in 2012 but has been updated with new information.
The top photo is 910 Bank Street, ca. 1870s, built for John Garland and later the home of Alexander Maclean and the later still Annesley College before demolition in 1949.
Here's another view of the house, as seen in 1892 when it was the home of Mrs. Thomas McKay:
Currently occupied by a parking lot and the Beer Store.
Next door was the home of his business partner, John Mutchmor, now called Abbotsford House, and built in 1873 (and seen here in 1928):
John Mutchmor, businessman and land speculator, as seen here in the 1870s.
Here's his partner John Garland in 1875:
Here he is again in 1896:
And here is his wife, as seen in 1874:
And here is the first store Garland and Mutchmor ran in downtown Ottawa), ca. 1871, at 110-116 Sparks Street,
And here's another view of their store on Sparks Street:
Here is interior of the next store Garland an, on his own, as seen in 1892:
Here is the exterior of one the buildings he had constructed, known as the Garland Building, at Queen and O'Connor, as seen in 1898:
At bottom is Elm Bank House, built by another Ottawan, Thomas McKay, and located on the south side of the canal near where the Sunnyside public library is now. (Misidentified in the LAC catalogue as the John Garland House.)
More closeup views of Elm Bank, as seen in 1873:
In October 1909, the Ottawa Journal reported the possibility of a new railway line through the northern portion of the Glebe, which, as noted in the following Ottawa Journal Article understandably upset a number of new homeowners (and Powell and Clemow of Clemora Realty) on Powell and Clemow Avenues.
This obviously did not happen and Clemora Realty was able to continue promoting the area as a prime place to move to and build a home, as is evident from the following advertisements in the local papers over the next few years:
The following is a particularly nice ad for a house located on Powell Avenue, from the Sept. 28 1912 Ottawa Journal:
Preserving our neighbourhood, one street at a time.
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The opposite role of being a helping professional is the private practice business owner role. I am often asked to define, "Who is your ideal client?" Legitimately and appropriately asked, the answer depends on the service I am providing. My general response would be "any child or adolescent, ages 3-17, who is struggling emotionally or behaviorally or who may have difficulties in the future due to a life event or circumstance." These kids may benefit from play therapy counseling or a support/educational group where they have the opportunity to:
Develop responsibility, problem solving skills, confidence, and respect and acceptance of self and others
Learn to communicate, creatively think, express emotion.
Relieve stress, cultivate empathy, enhance social skills
If a child or teenager has difficulty or may develop a difficulty with any of the above AND it is beginning to cause stress within the family or negatively affect the child's functioning at home, at school, at work, or in the community, then it is worth calling The Playroom Lubbock for a phone consultation to see if our services are appropriate for your needs.
The more important question as a helping professional is, "What are the ideal conditions for change?" As a child-centered play therapist, I believe the child, through play therapy, comes to form an appropriate understanding of his world and of himself. I help the parents understand their child's world through collaboration with them. Of utmost importance is the quality of the relationship between the client and therapist. The vehicle of change within the therapeutic relationship relies on these 4 messages conveyed to the child: I am here. I hear you. I understand. I care.
The ideal question for parents is "Who is the ideal helping professional for my child?" Parents should create a checklist of concerns and questions to ask such as: "What's the therapist's background or training working with children? How often do you meet with parents? How long do children stay in therapy? What can this therapy do for my child?" Partnering with a therapist or counselor is ideal. Parents know their child best, and the more information parents can gather and communicate, the better. Therapy for your child is not only a financial investment (of research and evidence based practices), but more importantly, an emotional and quality of life investment for both the parents and child. Therapy requires a parent's commitment to maintain appointments, to partner with the therapist, and to be open to change and to where the child steers the direction of therapy.
As I mentioned before, our "ideal client" will be different depending on the service. We provide continuing education for professionals and training for parents. We will also speak to groups of kids, adults, educators, or community professionals. In the near future we will be expanding our therapy services to include speech, occupational, music, or art therapies which all address specific needs and all have their own "ideal clients."


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Cleansing and Face Makeup Application
Cleanse and Moisturize Your Face for Best Makeup Results
To maintain a flawless face, you need to include a daily routine of cleansing and moisturizing. If you apply makeup without making sure that your skin is clean and smooth first, then you won't achieve the best results.
You should wash your face twice a day, once in the morning and once at night. Always remove your makeup before you go to bed. You will retain more moisture in your skin if you apply moisturizer while your face is slightly damp.
Tip: Don't stop at your face. Be sure to cleanse and moisturize your neck as well. That part of your body is as visible as your face and will give away your age in a snap!
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Once your skin has been properly cleansed, moisturized, and primed, you are ready to complete your canvas and prepare it for your face of the day. Learn how to properly apply foundation to make it look like your natural coloring.
Brush: Use the powder brush as a finishing brush to apply loose or pressed powder to set your makeup.
Foundation is applied with your fingers and blended with a sponge wedge.
STEP 1: With your fingertips, place spots of foundation all over the face being sure to include the forehead, cheeks, chin, nose, and neck.
STEP 2: With the sponge wedge, blend up from the neckline up toward the hairline. Always blend in an upward motion, and be sure you cover the entire face—including lips and eyelids.
STEP 3: Blend on the neck and up around the hairline, even putting some foundation over the entire front of the ears.
STEP 4: Set your foundation liberally with translucent powder using the large powder brush.


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For the three of you who haven't gone to the movie theatres since December, you may not have noticed the posters and trailers for a movie with a big red guy. And for those of you who haven't been in a bookstore or a comic shop in the last month, you may not have noticed the newly redesigned graphic novels featuring that same big red guy.
To say that Mike Mignola's "Hellboy" series is the next big thing would be an understatement.
With the adaptation of the long running comic book property set to hit theatres in April (check out CBR's Comic Reel for more info), interest in Dark Horse's "Hellboy" and all things BPRD has never been higher, so CBR News caught up with the series' writer/artist for an introduction to all things Hellboy.
"You'd think this would be the easiest question, but it's really the hardest," laughs Mignola while trying to explain the driving concept of "Hellboy." "'Hellboy is about this: at the end of World War Two, the Nazis conjure up a baby demon who is intercepted by the Americans and raised to be a good guy. It's very simple, it's 'what if the beast of the Apocalypse was the good guy?' Basically, it's taking everything I've been reading since high school, everything I ever liked, everything I ever read, old movies, tons of pulp magazines and stuff I read in college, fairy tales- all that stuff I've read, going back to 'Dracula' in sixth grade, all that stuff I've been thinking about since then, I boiled it all down and made it into Hellboy. The character of Hellboy is my personality, the physical presence of my father, who had all these jobs building cabinets and came home busted up, with dry blood all over him and he was so matter of fact, saying, 'oh yeah, I got my hand stuck in this machine and all chewed off.' That's a lot of what Hellboy is and I just wanted to draw monsters. If I made Hellboy a human paranormal investigator, I would have gotten tired of drawing him, but I was fortunate enough to come up with a character I really enjoy drawing and was distinct enough so it worked out pretty well."
With the character of Hellboy being so honest and tempered with sarcastic wit, some have drawn comparisons to fellow monster The Thing, from Marvel Comics' classic "Fantastic Four" series and while Mignola can see the similarities, he doesn't feel they're that closely related. "I guess it's not too far off, but I never though about that. I read the 'Fantastic Four' growing up, but Ben Grimm always seemed a bit surlier. I never think of Hellboy as surly, but more matter of fact. I've never had Hellboy break a glass- he's never thrown temper tantrums and the Thing was always busting stuff. Hellboy is a lot more subdued I think."
At it's heart, "Hellboy" is about acceptance of one's place in the world and using the opportunities in front of you to make a difference, though Mignola never went into the series with an intent to profess any certain message. "None of this was planned- I never thought it would be about that. My original plan for Hellboy was to do these six or eight pages that are his origin and never say another word where he came from, just having him be like a regular guy with him looking so absurdly demonic, which would be the running gag and nobody would ever mention it. But I realized when I wrote the second series, where there's a moment that Hellboy realizes he doesn't think about what he is and I realized this guy is just in denial, which made it so much more interesting to deal with because you have a guy who says , 'Yyeah, I'm sure there's something going on there because I have a tail and hooves, but I choose not to think about it because if I look into it, it's not like I'm going to find anything good, so I'll just ignore that.' But little by little, as the series goes along, it's like you get to a point where you have to deal with your situations. As the series goes along, we'll deal with it more directly and address who he is, what his purpose was and really what I've come up with, is that he's screwed [laughs]. There's nothing he can do. He can make peace with who he is, but he can't escape it and this is because I read too much Michael Moorcock in school [laughs]. All these characters saying, 'Thank god, I'm finally dead and does that mean the pain will end?'"
While fire and brimstone play a role in Hellboy's adventures, the tales are never "grim n gritty" as one might expect from a series named "Hellboy" and Mignola admits this, too, was never part of his plan. "Again, I didn't think of that, I didn't consciously put humor in the book, that's just my personality- I have multiple personalities when I'm plotting the book and when I'm actually scripting the book because I love Shakespeare. I love listening to Shakespeare, love the rhythm, I'll have bad guys yakking on and on, sometimes based on something Shakesperean, but then I catch myself and get kinda embarrassed with what I'm doing and Hellboy's voice steps in, punching a whole in the kinda pompous balloon, y'know, Hellboy interrupting the bad guys and saying, 'Big talk for a guy with no pants' or whatever he's saying. It kinda lets the audience know I'm not taking it too seriously- obviously I'm serious about the work, but I like having a guy who lightens things up a bit."
Perhaps attesting to the uniqueness of Mignola's vision, there's been no comic in the 10+ years of Hellboy's existence that captures the same spirit or feel as good ol' Big Red and it's something else Mignola calls a happy accident. "I certainly never thought about it, I guess I knew there wasn't anything quite like it, but I don't read most comics, so I didn't know for sure that there wasn't something like it. In the end, I knew nothing could be exactly like it, because it's taking so many of my influences and no one else is going to take the same influences I have and combine them the same way. It wasn't a conscious decision to say 'here's something different from everything else,' as much as making the book I wish someone else was doing, because it's the kind of book I'd like to read."
Launching "Hellboy" over a decade ago wasn't a walk in the park, but Mignola explains that situations seemed to conspire towards a successful introduction of Hellboy. "I was very, very fortunate because around the time I started talking about doing a creator owned book, about a year or two after the Image stuff got going, creator owned stuff was still a viable alternative and there were publishers out there looking to do creator owned material. I was talking to people like Frank Miller, Art Adams, who were all planning on or working on creator owned material, so a bunch of us got together and approached Dark Horse, saying why don't you take all our books and we'll create this separate imprint within Dark Horse. The great thing about that is I was the one guy who didn't have this great track record. You had Dave Gibbons from 'Watchmen,' Frank Miller from 'Dark Knight,' John Byrne from 'X-Men' and everything else, Art Adams from everywhere. Geoff Darrow from 'Hard Boiled'- I was the one guy kinda along for the ride and so you had this high profile group of people, with the spotlight shining on them because of this Legend imprint, so my book got seen. Without the Legend thing, it might have just been another mini-series from Dark Horse and people saying, 'oh there was this demon thing, we don't know what the hell it was' [laughs]. You had, for a brief period of time, people buying or looking at everything from this new imprint and I benefited from it the most.
"It was definitely very scary launching a book alongside all these greats and I had never written a story completely before, which is why I ended up teaming up with John Byrne, because I had made up my own stories, but hadn't written them, so I didn't think I was up to it. I talked to John Byrne and he said he would help me out- I gotta say, I couldn't have done it without him. I came up with the visual for the characters and John & I talked about it and I thought I would be able to tell John Byrne that I wanna do this four issue story about Frankenstein, or vampires, and let him come up with the story, but when we got around to doing the miniseries I had the whole thing plotted and when I drew it, I had temporary dialogue for most of the stuff, so by the end of the mini, I was giving John an almost completely scripted book and asked him to touch things up. It was very clear by the end of the mini series that I should be writing it myself and it wasn't fair to John to ask him to write it since I was doing most of the writing and in some places he would write things that would make me say 'hmmm….no let's take that line out' so when it got to the point where I was actually editing John's stuff, I thought it was completely unfair to him. It was scary to do the second comic, 'Wolves of St August,' because I didn't have a safety net and didn't have anyone else writing it with me. John gave me a shove out the door and said, 'here, you can do this.'"
While the titular hero of "Hellboy" is popular in his own right, his supporting cast and BPRD (Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense) pals have developed their own followings. Fans called them some of the most inspired secondary character creations in years, but Mignola can't exactly recall the genesis of the characters. "I have no idea. I don't remember what went on there. I guess it comes out of growing up with Marvel comics and if I think back, my original idea was to do a team book- I have no idea why, it's too much trouble- but I came up with this team book and one of the first drawings I did of 'Hellboy' had him surrounded by this group of other characters. I remembered I was trying to come up for the name of this team and the only thing I could come up with I liked was Hellboy, so I shifted it from being a team book to being about Hellboy with this floating supporting cast. I think Abe Sapien is because I lover the Sub Mariner and loved the visuals of the underwater stuff- there's no high concept to it, just 'oh, I like water guys.' Why do I have a girl who spouts fire? I have no idea, I don't remember what I was thinking about or why I thought it'd be a good idea."
Juggling a supporting cast as diverse as that of "Hellboy" isn't easy and Mignola laughs about the simple way he dealt with them. "Well, the way I dealt with it is I basically got rid of them. As the book became more about Hellboy- again, my original idea was BOOM here's the origin of Hellboy and BOOM here's this team- I wasn't really thinking about developing these other characters and figured BOOM, here's a mission, go take care of it and in the end they'd drink a beer and say, 'that was fun- hope we don't get called to fight another monster' and that was as simplistic as it was gonna be. When the characters started evolving, it almost happens involuntarily and yeah, the head of this priest spouts some bit of cryptic nonsense relating to Abe Sapien's fate. It's just a fun thing you start making up at the time and later think, 'oh this means that and that and that' and it just starts snowballing. At the same time I was coming up with stuff I wanted to do with the peripheral characters, I was coming up with all this stuff I wanted to do with Hellboy and there was just no way to juggle it all which is why I put the other characters on hold, spun Hellboy off on his own and now we've created the 'BPRD' spinoff book to put those characters in and I've brought in another write to work with me on BPRD books and we'll develop those guys together. I've developed quite a lot of things with these supporting characters, but I just can't juggle it all so I'm happy to feed it to another guy."
Last time we saw Hellboy, he wasn't in the best of situations and Mignola smiles, noting that it won't get any better. "Hellboy went to Africa and almost immediately, because it turns out I didn't have much to say about Africa, ended up on the bottom of the ocean, so for over a year now, he's been laying on the bottom of the ocean and I've got to get the next mini-series going so he can end up on dry land. Basically, Hellboy is learning more about himself and I think he's sliding out of that 'denial mode' and accepting he's this other thing. I think he's a little lost. He had this thing to hang on to, 'I'm just a regular guy,' and once he gives that up, accept that he's not that and doesn't want to be the beast of the apocalypse, what the hell is he? We're in Hellboy's awkward rebel without a cause phase where he's fighting against his fate but he doesn't really know what he wants to be."
Mignola has a firm grasp of Hellboy's future and while he isn't about to give away spoilers, he will hint at the direction for the franchise. "I've got titles for everything- a three book series I'm going to do which deals with European mythology and Hellboy's mother was a witch, so I want to deal with his mother, his role among English Witches and I've had these fairy characters show up from time to time, prominently in 'The Third Wish' and I like all that English fairy tale/folk lore stuff and so I'm dealing with that, revealing a lot about Hellboy. So there's this arc of story that deals with that stuff and eventually I'm going to take Hellboy to Hell and see if we can sort out his family stuff in Hell."
As both the writer and illustrator of "Hellboy," Mignola's challenged himself to find his "voice" on both creative levels and those he's found both, the creator is loathe to identify which was easier. "I couldn't say which came to me faster because I've only really been writing this stuff since 'Wolves of St. August,' so that's nine years I've been writing it, though I was thinking of it for years. I don't know that I've figured out what I'm doing writing wise yet, I'm getting closer. And drawing wise, I've been drawing comics professionally for 20 years now and I think the first 10 are almost all crap- I did a Batman story before I did Hellboy, called 'Sanctum,' which is a one issue story I plotted and that I think was something I was almost completely happy with and I'll be happy with something here or there, but that Batman story really worked and that was the model for the kind of stories I would do in 'Hellboy.' The first 'Hellboy' mini-series was fine and the second was ok, but I think it was a story called 'The Corpse' which I thought was unpublishable when I did it, I don't remember why and I thought, what have I done? I didn't know if I could turn it in and as it turns out, this is the one that people say is the best one I've done. It was probably the turning point story for me and the one I look back at, saying 'hey ya, that did work and I was firing on all cylinders when I was doing that thing.' At that point, at least I have a model for what kind of thing I do and I've done some things that are almost as good as that, some things that are better and a few things that are worse, but I'm starting to feel like I know what I'm doing."
As mentioned earlier, there's a "Hellboy" film set for release this April and while Mignola hasn't seen it all, he has a lot of faith in the end product. "Well, I think it is a movie unlike any movie I've ever seen. It's hard to say, because other than the trailer, I haven't seen the picture but I know the director and when he sat down, telling me what he wanted to do, I knew it was too good to be true. There was no way you were going to get the movie made. But all these years later, he did make the movie he said he was going to make- it's not 100% like the comic, but it's very true to the spirit of the comic. It's got the same big arc to it and I'm really happy. The director, Guillermo Del Toro, probably the only guy out there who loves Hellboy more than I do, wanted to be as faithful as he could and wanted me as involved as humanly possible. From the very beginning, Guillermo wanted my blessing on the things he wanted to change from the comic and we pretty much agreed on what things would work and what things wouldn't work in the film, there were a couple of things he wanted to do and I said, 'man I hate that like poison,' so they're not in the films anymore. He wrote the script and I gave him my two cents worth on the scripts over the years, and when it got greenlit and went into pre-production, I went into pre-production with him, with other designers, so I helped with that and was on the set for a good amount of the time."
There's a lot of planned work from Mignola to come out in 2004, but it won't involve the Eisner-nominated one shot from last year. "There's no plan for more 'Amazing Screw On Head' because I was so happy with what I did with Screw On Head, that I'm afraid of spoiling it. I'm very proud of that book. I'd been doing 'Hellboy' for almost ten years when I did that book. Ten years ago, I took everything I cared about and tried to do something uniquely me, which was 'Hellboy' and to do something ten years later and know I don't need to do something vaguely commercial, just doing something I find funny and no part of 'Screw on Head' was calculated to make money- no movie prospects, no long term series prospects, nothing. It was just me saying 'I think this is funny and I don't care what anyone thinks.' It was very fun, very liberating. I'd like to do things like that down the line, but my immediate plans are to do this two issue Hellboy mini-series called 'The Island,' which gets Hellboy off the ocean and onto land pretty soon. Then I'll be doing a graphic novel that isn't Hellboy, that is my big nod to all the gothic classics and it's got some of the feel of 'Frankenstein,' some of the feel of 'Dracula' and it's my big gothic machine, lots of angst, lots of churches, lots of bleeding statues. It's gonna be something."
While Mignola was raised on classic superhero comics, being a big fan of Jack Kirby's work, these days he doesn't find the industry nearly as personally enticing. "I'm blissfully unaware of most of the industry. Right now I don't read much of anything on a regular basis and I think what's exciting in comics is what's coming out of small publishers. I don't see much in mainstream comics I find interesting, but when you have something like Craig Thompson's 'Blankets,' I think that's exciting. What I find exciting is guys doing something uniquely their own where you say 'not only have I never seen anything like this before' but you get some glimpse of the personality of the person doing the work. And I don't need to pick up a comic and read about the guy's art school days, but I wanna read work that only this guy would do. Jim Woodring is a great example, because the stuff he does is something only he'd do and it's so uniquely Woodring. Dave Cooper's work or Craig Thompson's work are so uniquely their work, that's what I'm seeing mostly coming out of small publishers and that's what I look forward to."


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It's finally December which means the slow cooker in well and truly out! We've been having hearty slow cooker meals for the majority of Autumn now, adding some sort of casserole or stew onto our weekly meal plan each week - and I can't get enough! Hearty meals are perfect for the run up to Christmas because they warm you up and they're just so comforting and yummy, they're also super easy since you can literally just chuck most of the ingredients into the pot and just leave it to do it's thing - perfect for busy days wrapping presents and online Christmas shopping, haha! I came across this recipe a few weeks ago when I was browsing for more inspiration with my slow cooker meals and I knew I just had to try it out for myself - I'm not going to lie, it was DELICIOUS, so I knew I had to share it with you! I'm not the biggest fan of soy sauce or honey, but it turned out so so good and it's definitely one to add to my little recipe book! If you try this out for yourself be sure to let me know, also feel free to share your own slow cooker recipes in the comments - I would love to read more and get more inspiration!
YOU NEED:• 6-8 bone on chicken thighs
• New potatoes, halved
• Brocolli
• Green beans
• (any other veggies - eg. baby carrots, leeks)
• Parsley
For the sauce:
• 120ml soy sauce
• A dribble of honey
• 60 ml ketchup
• 2 cloves, finely chopped garlic
• Pinch of basil, oregano and black pepper
1. In a large bowl or jug mix together the soy sauce, honey, ketchup, garlic and spices.
2. Place your chicken, potatoes, sauce (and carrots - optional) into you slow cooker.
3. Cover and cook on low heat for 7-8 hours or on high heat for around 5 hours.
4. Pour a little oil onto the potatoes and chicken every now and again. (I did this around 3 times, over the 7 hours - but only a really small amount!)
5. Add in your green veggies 30 minutes before the end of the cooking time.
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Growing up, my dad, his partner and I had a Sunday tradition of Indian buffet in Cambridge, MA. I typically made the trip from NYC to Boston once a month and every Sunday we'd hop on the Tube and get off at Central Station to hit up whichever Indian spot they'd currently decided was the best in town. Inevitably every six months or so they'd venture out to a new place and proclaim this one the new favorite.
For me, a good Indian buffet has several features. Aside from the obvious freshness factor, I look for a good variety of dishes (e.g. veg, lentils, meats), quality homemade chutneys in mass quantities, and good Kheer (Indian rice pudding) for dessert. Tandoori chicken is not a staple for me at Indian lunch buffets mostly because the qualities that make or break Tandoori chicken are the antithesis of buffet style food. There's a reason why Tandoori typically comes on a sizzling plate with charred onions and melting lemons – it should be served hot and fresh to prevent the meat from drying.
After years of feeling intrigued by indian marinades I decided to start playing around with my own Tandoori recipes. I love the idea of marinating meat in yogurt and spices, a tradition found in so many great South Asian and Middle Eastern recipes. The yogurt acts as a natural tenderizer and keeps the meat moist when cooking. It also locks in great flavor when combined with herbs and spices. For a super simple recipe, this one uses a number of great techniques that will help you make loads of great marinades. I like to serve this chicken with mango chutney (Kalustyan's is my absolute favorite) and warm buttery naan.


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Chocolate boxes and heart shaped garlands are on every corner of the street, Saint Valentine's day approaches!
For me, after so many years of love (let the cheesiness commence already!), I like to do a little recap of the past years lived together. The first dates, the first holidays together, that lipstick I used to wear... And of course, it´s great to start thinking on future plans! :)
A couple of months ago I surprised my partner with a watch he had been wanting for quite a while. It was a Casio G-Shock that apparently "does everything for you". I went online to the House of Watches, because, as always, I waited till the very last minute to get it! I got really impressed with the super fast delivery the next day!
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with he's more than ample builder Konotakosuke Yaro.
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Music can be found on Beat Dimensions Vol 2
Flako X Amenta No Words It's Music
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Miles Davis - So What (Shoes Edit) [Shoes]
Dave Grusin - 3 Days of Condor (Onur Engin Edit)
Yosi Horikawa - cook From South [Ubeat -Test]
Noze - Meet Me In The Toilet [Circus]
Dev'On - Clementine [Ubeat -Test]
Favorite Flava - So Cruel (Kan Sano Remix) [Ubeat -Test]
Busy - Chitin [Ubeat -Test]
Cid Rim - Secret Of His Pencil [Ubeat -Test]
Vic Caesar - Bare Knuckles (Onur Engin Edit) [Shoes]
Favorite Flava - Not Goodbye ft. Caroline [Ubeat]
Marvin Gaye - Mandota (Onur Engin Edit) [Shoes]
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The Summit Herald of January 14, 1921 announced some historic changes in state government. Margaret B. Laird and Jennie C. Van Ness became the first women to serve in the New Jersey Assembly, and Dr. Walter G. Alexander the first African American. Summit Librarian Miss Emilie Hill reported that the library circulated 54,584 books in 1920—the busiest year ever. Library membership increased to 4,469, more than 50% of the reading population of Summit. The Lyric Theatre showed Douglas Fairbanks in "The Mark of Zorro". The Overlook Hospital Training School for Nurses advertised for students in its 27-month course. Eligible women should be between the ages of 19-35, and have at least one year of high school.
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Jeff Weisel is a Claims Technical Specialist in Gen Re's Claims department in Stamford. He handles reinsurance casualty claims including the EPLI line of business.
The EEOC and the Future of EPLI
By Alice Zelikson and Jeff Weisel |Apr 19, 2017|English
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has recently released its statistical details for the 91,000 charges of workplace discrimination the agency received in the 2016 fiscal year. Since 2014, the number of charges filed with the EEOC...Read More


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The Little Princess has decided that she wants to be a pirate, and nobody in the kingdom is safe. After all, pirates are naughty, and the Little Princess is determined to be a proper pirate. However, that means she will have to do real pirate jobs as well, and the Little Princess isn't so keen on that.
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when the rains come without warning, there's nothing but drumming on corrugated metal roofs, rivulets running off sidewalks, instantaneous mud puddles under a suddenly dark sky.
from my red plastic chair in the office, the rain is silhouetted against a few block printed chadars on the balcony opposite ours. the door is flung wide open to catch a passing breeze, and the scent of clean rain washes away all the grit and sweat of mumbai. mausiji brings around steaming cups of chai, and i slather on tea tree oil to repel mosquitos.
i am having a lot of desi diaspora feels these days. i think it's my ungrammatical hindi and my inability to eat red chilis whole. i'm speaking more hindi here than i've ever spoken in my life — no surprise, really, as i've never really spoken hindi before in my life — but it's reassuring to know that i can actually get by in this language that's all too familiar in my head and all too foreign for my tongue. i don't know any tenses beyond a simple present and past, though, so talking about anything more complicated than "please turn right, my gate is just over the bridge" or "do you have rajma-chaval, i need some comfort food please" is annoyingly difficult. i know how it should sound in my head, i can have whole mental conversations about maternal health programs and theories of behavior change in silent hindi, but often it comes out with verb endings i know i've made up. of course, when we go to meet the women running health committees in the slums and it's all marathi, i'm completely lost.
i suppose this is why they call us abcds. american born confused desi. i saw a sign on an office building down the street the other day that said "nri: not really indian." when i told my mother G wanted to visit me in india because it's important, she asked, "but why? you're not indian." she's right, of course, and so was the nri sign.
and yet. the guard at city palace in jaipur asked me why i was standing in the foreigner's ticket line; when i said i was from the US, he laughed and told me i looked indian enough, go get an indian ticket. i nearly hugged him. i love when the uber drivers respond to me in hindi because it means my accent isn't so bad that they can immediately tell that english was my first language. maybe they're humoring me, but i'll take it.
this is such a silly example, but. i love shopping here. i never like shopping. the clothes fit better and the colors work with my skin and my home and the bold block-printed dabu-dyed patterns speak to me. i feel like myself with these textiles.
on that note — stay tuned for a post all about textiles & block printing from Bagru, Rajasthan!


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How to Clean Laminate Floors?
On the question of the admissibility of the use of a water appliance on laminate surfaces, the correct answer is this: it all depends on the type of laminate that you choose for flooring. Different types of material are produced using different technologies, and the resistance of the material to moisture will depend on the technique of laminate processing. Let's look at the main types of laminate flooring and see if it is possible to use a washing device on a particular type of laminate. Read More


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Jan & Lisa got married at Rutterhaus Orr, a beatufiul rustic venue just out of Cologne, Germany. I included quite some photos of their home, because the interior and decoration was incredible. They have such good taste. When brother Thomas and I met Jan and Lisa for the first time in South Africa, we immediately felt connected. Thomas included video of their time in South Africa in their wedding video. At the end of the wedding, we separated as friends, just how we like it.
Venue: Rittergut Orr www.rittergut-orr.de
Catering: www.pasta-koeln.de
Cake: Ian van der Walt
Flowers: www.nymph-flowers.de
Decoration: Bride / www.shabbychicevents.de
Hair/Make- up: Elke Pflips; www.derbrautsalon.de
Dress: Dunja by Felicita über Victoria Rüsche www.victoriaruesche.de
Flower Crown: Klaus Reich www.klausreich-flores.de
Suit & Shoes: Tiger of sweden
Jewelry: www.niessing.de
DJ: Carsten Plank
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The other week I was in NYC and instagramed a bunch (shocker) but I didn't get the chance to link all my outfits through instagram (are you signed up for Like To Know It? Find out more here). SO I wanted to give you guys a round-up of my favorite looks and links to shop them all! I hope you are enjoying your week so far - almost done!
Tee Brandy Melville // Shorts Topshop // Sunglasses Similar // Bag Similar Here and Here
Top Brandy Melville // Jeans Topshop // Shoes Adidas // Sunglasses Ray-Ban
Dress Alice and Olivia // Bomber Zara // Sunglasses Forever 21 // Shoes Adidas


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The taxes that you have to pay every year, as long as you do this on time, are typically very reasonable. As long as you have an accountant that can help you with your personal finances, and also your business, you should have no problem making these payments. Problems can arise, however, depending upon your financial situation. You may find yourself a little bit behind. If it gets too bad, you will definitely need to consult with a tax attorney that can provide you with all of the help that you need.
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These attorneys can provide you with quite a bit of tax help in the form of advice. They can also help you with filing paperwork that can help you set up a payment plan to pay everything off. By working with them, you will know exactly what to expect, and what will be demanded of you, especially if it has been several years since you made your last payment. As long as you have an attorney helping you, the only thing you will have to be focused upon is making sure you pay off what you owe in a lump sum, or start making payments.
Is It Difficult To Find The Right Attorney?
Finding the best attorney doesn't take very long at all. There are going to be several that look good, many of which will have very good feedback. Sometimes people will post this feedback online, whereas some of the attorneys will have testimonials on their website from clients that they have helped in the past. This information will help you make your determination as to which law firm to work with you help you with your taxes. If you are in Ohio, and you need to get tax help now, these tips will lead you to the Top Tax Attorney in Ohio that can assist you with this problem.


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Presenter: Marc Fishman MD is board certified in addiction psychiatry and addiction medicine.
Description: This special populations webinar series follows the National Practice Guideline overview webinar which outlined the recommendations from ASAM's National Practice Guideline for the Use of Medications in the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorders, which is the first guideline to include all medications to treat opioid use disorder.
The treatment of adolescents with opioid use disorder presents many unique medical, legal, and ethical dilemmas that may complicate treatment. Given these unique issues, adolescents with opioid use disorder often benefit from services designed specifically for them. The Adolescents Webinar will provide an overview of the recommendation and in-depth information treating adolescents from ASAM's National Practice Guideline.
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EDUCATION: A Bachelor's Degree from an accredited university or college in science technology, engineering, mathematics, environmental science, or a related, quantitative field. A Master's Degree in the aforementioned fields can substitute for up to one year of the required experience. A Doctoral Degree in the aforementioned fields can substitute for up to three years of the required experience.
EXPERIENCE: Five (5) years, depending on level, of progressively responsible experience as an analyst at an electric utility, regulatory agency, cleantech company, or similar organization with emphasis on electrification of the built environment, mobility, or grid integration, or a closely related field.
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Diagnosed with a congenital heart disorder at birth, Mia used her diagnosis as motivation to achieve her dream of becoming a nurse.
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- What is the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)?
- Which countries/territories are included in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)?
- What is corruption and how does the CPI measure it?
- Why is the CPI based only on perceptions?
- What are the data sources for the CPI?
- Can country/territory scores in the 2011 CPI be compared to those in past indices?
- Why are countries/territories removed from the index, and why are new countries/territories added?
- What is the difference between a country/territory's rank and its score?
- Is the country/territory with the lowest score the world's most corrupt nation?
- What other research does TI produce to analyse corruption?
1. What is the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)?
The CPI ranks countries/territories based on how corrupt their public sector is perceived to be. It is a composite index, a combination of polls, drawing on corruption-related data collected by a variety of reputable institutions. The CPI reflects the views of observers from around the world, including experts living and working in the countries/territories evaluated.
2. Which countries/territories are included in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)?
For a country/territory to be included in the ranking it must be included in a minimum of three of the CPI's data sources. Thus, inclusion in the index is not an indication of the existence of corruption but rather dependent solely on the availability of sufficient information.
3. What is corruption and how does the CPI measure it?
Corruption is the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. This is the working definition used by Transparency International (TI), applying to both the public and private sectors. The CPI focuses on corruption in the public sector, or corruption which involves public officials, civil servants or politicians. The data sources used to compile the index include questions relating to the abuse of public power and focus on: bribery of public officials, kickbacks in public procurement, embezzlement of public funds, and on questions that probe the strength and effectiveness of anti-corruption efforts in the public sector. As such, it covers both the administrative and political aspects of corruption. In producing the index, the scores of countries/territories for the specific corruption-related questions in the data sources are combined to calculate a single score for each country.
4. Why is the CPI based only on perceptions?
Corruption generally comprises illegal activities, which mainly come to light only through scandals, investigations or prosecutions. It is thus difficult to assess absolute levels of corruption in countries or territories on the basis of hard empirical data. Possible attempts to do so such as by comparing bribes reported, the number of prosecutions brought or court cases directly linked to corruption cannot be taken as definitive indicators of corruption levels. Rather they show how effective prosecutors, the courts or the media are in investigating and exposing corruption. One reliable method of compiling comparable country data is to capture perceptions of those in a position to offer assessments of public sector corruption in a given country.
5. What are the data sources for the CPI?
The 2011 CPI draws on 17 data sources from 13 institutions. The information used for the 2011 CPI is survey data from these sources gathered between December 2009 and September 2011. The CPI includes only sources that provide a score for a set of countries/territories and which measure perceptions of corruption in the public sector. TI ensures that the sources used are of the highest quality. To qualify, the data collection method must be well-documented and the methodology published to enable an assessment of its reliability. For a full list of data sources, questions asked, and the type of respondents for each country/territory, please see the CPI sources description document.
6. Can country/territory scores in the 2011 CPI be compared to those in past indices?
The CPI is not designed to allow for country scores to be compared over time. This is because the index draws on a country's rank in the original data sources, rather than its score. A rank will always deliver only relative information – and therefore a ranking is a one off assessment. A country's rank in a given data source can change a) if perceptions of corruption in other countries included in that source change or b) if countries are added or removed from that data source.
7. Why are countries/territories removed from the index, and why are new countries/territories added?
Countries/territories are only included in the index when three or more of the data sources assess the country/territory in question. When less than three data sources are available, countries cannot be included in the index. The 2011 index includes five more countries/territories than last year, due to the availability of country-level data. North Korea, the Bahamas, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, and Suriname have entered the index in 2011.
8. What is the difference between a country/territory's rank and its score?
A country/territory's score indicates the perceived level of public sector corruption there on a scale of 0 - 10, where 0 means that a country is perceived as highly corrupt and 10 means that a country is perceived as very clean. A country's rank indicates its position relative to the other countries/territories included in the index. It is important to keep in mind that a country's rank can change simply because new countries enter the index or others drop out.
9. Is the country/territory with the lowest score the world's most corrupt nation?
No. The CPI is mostly an assessment of perception of administrative and political corruption. It is not a verdict on the levels of corruption of entire nations or societies or of their policies and activities. Citizens of those countries/territories that score at the lower end of the CPI have shown the same concern about and condemnation of corruption as the public in countries that perform strongly. Further, the country/territory with the lowest score is the one where public sector corruption is perceived to be most prevalent among those included in the list. There are more than 200 sovereign nations in the world, and the 2011 CPI ranks 183 of them. The CPI provides no information about countries/territories that are not included.
10. What other research does TI produce to analyse corruption?
TI produces independent, empirical research on corruption. Our global research portfolio combines qualitative approaches with quantitative ones, macro-level indicators with in-depth diagnostics, expert analysis with experience, and also includes perceptions-based survey work. This body of research provides a comprehensive picture of the scale, spread and dynamics of corruption around the world. It also serves to mobilise and support evidence-based, effectively-tailored policy reform. Complementing the Corruption Perceptions Index, TI's portfolio of global research includes:
- Global Corruption Barometer (GCB): a representative survey of more than 70,000 households in nearly 90 countries on people's perceptions and experiences of corruption. The most recent Global Corruption Barometer can be found at:
- Bribe Payers Index (BPI): a ranking of leading exporting countries according to the perceived likelihood of their firms to bribe abroad. It is based on a survey of business executives focusing on the business practices of foreign firms in their country. The most recent Bribe Payers Index can be found at:
- Global Corruption Report (GCR): a thematic report that explores corruption with regard to a specific sector or governance issue. The report provides expert research and analysis as well as case studies. The most recent Global Corruption Report can be found at:
- National Integrity System assessments (NIS): a series of in-country studies providing an extensive assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of the key institutions that enable good governance and integrity in a country (the executive, legislature, the judiciary, and anti-corruption agencies among others). A full list of reports and more information on the National Integrity System model can be found at:


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The Sociologically Examined Life: Pieces of the Conversation
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CV57 beam tetrode 'hard valve' modulator.
The CV57 was used in pairs in parallel to modulate a CV64 magnetron in the AI Mk VIII in late 1941. By mid 1942 it had been replaced by the CV85 trigatron.
Connections: 1 G1, 2 Heater, 3 G2, 4 Heater/Cathode, Top Cap Anode.
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Champagne Billecart-Salmon
Billecart-Salmon is one of the few remaining Champagne houses to be owned by the original family and was established in 1818 by Nicolas-François Billecart.
Most of Billecart-Salmon's fruit comes from a small vineyard holding, though this is supplemented with grapes bought in from the Marne Valley and the Montagne de Reims. Meticulous production techniques, from the use of their own cultured yeast to its long, slow, cool fermentation, ensure that the family has 100% control of production.
Billecart-Salmon is renowned for the quality of its delicate rosé, while the Brut Réserve (a blend of three vintages) is a beautifully harmonious and balanced wine. All have the ability to age very well.
This is without doubt one of the finest, yet least known, Grande Marque Champagnes, made with mainly Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier. This Champagne is lively, elegantly textured and fresh, with a very long finish.
Bottle 6 x 75cl 60cs
Magnum 1 x 150cl 81cs
Billecart-Salmon is renowned for the quality of its delicate rosé – and rightfully so. This is a delightful rosé with a charming, fruity nose and palate with hints of roasted nuts.
Bottle 6 x 75cl 68cs
The palate is equally enigmatic, both delicate and ripe, with a lively mousse yet a harmonious richness, persistent and deeply satisfying. 2002 is the greatest vintage since goodness knows when; the season was almost perfect for the Champenois , eclipsing other fine years such as 1998 and 1996…..This wine is a worthy benchmark of both the vintage and the burgeoning deluxe Rosé category.
Simon Field MW, BBR Wine Buyer
Bottle 6 x 75cl 1cs
The extended ageing, over nearly a decade, has engendered greater autolytic harmony, hitherto concealed behind the wealth of orchard fruits and chalky zest. The palate adds notes of white tobacco, white peach, supple spice and intimations of Burgundian poise. For the more whimsical taster, Proustian madeleine may be detected, perhaps recalling great bygone vintages and posing the very real possibility that this will surpass them all.
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