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Government Shutdown Looks Inevitable
House Majority Leader John Boehner says he won't accept the spending plan likely to emerge from the Senate, ObamaCare stands four days away and MBL commissioner Bud Selig steps down following the 2014 season.
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Colleen McCain Nelson joins us now from Washington to discuss ... um doing this ... health care lol paid that at most of most people are calling by the name of the press new push to present Obama or if they cannot not affect his legacy cabinet and I'm that's the good meal all pushing higher ... write your actually raise interesting because Republicans first quaint term Obamacare and ... the is a pejorative read but eventually ... Obama himself kind of embrace the chairman said you know wet were up on Obamacare and I'm way to make sure this wax ... and certainly this is his most significant legislative accomplishments ... and so a lot is riding on whether this mob works effectively hands ... and how Obama's presidency is be it is going to be due to this land ... so this of this of this a bit of a charm offensive going on early stay a win over public offensive going on from the administration now expects when will they doing to find everyone to understand ... and embrace this ... I had an all hands on deck at this point in the White House is deploying ... Nathalie the president but also the first lady to vice president they're going to bring out an array of celebrities ... as well as as it is folks working in community health centers and at ... an end to scan everything from people to help educate the public explain what Obamacare is ... how to enroll in and to make the case that this can save you money and that you should give it a shot even if you don't like the present ... market ... now in this still a lot of confusion found that about exactly what this means and I'm I'm I'm one of the things that we've we look of them is to say hey it's ... great receded sweet shape and Tennessee ... and all the known selling me you'll the thing that's gonna have people more with you it's a it's it's a goalless a retired and how how will this play now ... well I think people probably are going to make decisions based on their own options and set up ... at the prices can vary from state to state statesman their own injuring sixty eight stages prices there aren't that different than in different places ... that ... way comes down to it must removal who want to know more about ... the Affordable Care Act are going to go to the website that legacy that the US to see the options available to them ... and a pal in Aquinnah wary about what's coming in Tennessee is paid her family and Delaware's case ... it is when say is this a good deal for me could I say it might ... not ... I know that the key to this is getting young healthy people who don't use low health care in the pool because it's the idea of of of risks Friday ... on a mass for insurance companies likening would actually be good for insurance Cummins to get those young folks and bottle that some folks say hey will ... you know it's even cheaper for me just to pay the penalty ... so ... if they don't come and does this file ... well that ... their participation is key to this success and so if if they don't come and ... and and the risk pools don't work out as and in answer that referee will cause a problem if if they don't come in the numbers to expect ... and near their concern is their GPs and ... conservative groups that are running advertisements encouraging people not to sign up saying listen it's cheaper to pay the penalty ... and and actually suggesting perhaps the issue where Dell insurance and an Obama responded says that to mean the simple thing to do ... in his argument is this could be less than your cellphone bill ... this is not going to cost that much money in a lot of cases said they try to counteract that argument that ... this and the Conservatives making that case ... don't sign ... of time ... writes a great stuff will see how this plays out Colleen ... 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I'm on on the waist J dot com ... while it was a total surprise but major League baseball commissioner Bud seem it would step down at the end all Mex the season and what will be his legacy after more than two decades ... in the top post Mr. Jones Brian Costa ... covers the major leagues for us and in some houses some hints on e joins us now thanks for being map ... morning ... morning so my chili baseball is a company enormous changes in civics nom how will history judge them ... well I think it is says Lacey is so wide ranging but the biggest thing to me is that these can nearly two decades of labor peace ... it is a sports conduit share work stoppages and labor issues and the fact that what goes along with that of work stuff that really is the foundation for everything else ... in some and some of the things that an informed Tim and I just havent associated with that no labels stoppages is the founding of the franchise's is quite astronomical ... I and and that was highlighted by the sale was Angeles Dodgers last year were two billion dollars ... so get this he said that he wants to be judged and that certainly has helped ... make use of owners very rich so they're happy with that ... I'd I'd say I mean the beginning which is so it is always good and it is still a great time but ... what happens in such a loving the fun on this and all of that ... the other thing that's happened during his time as we had all the of the performance enhancing substances scandal so aam the isthe is I'm on things ... well I think there's no question that every part of his legacy to the steroids era had been under his watch ... on the other hand into the sea and illegally move ... quite strongly ... to trade a strong testing system since then so ... you know that he had to take into account all those things ... and whoever steps into this role coming along that this can be been a big shoes to fill his mind ... yes it I think the toughest thing for his successor would just be to be a will to build consensus the way he has ... it is doing works for the owners ... but the offer after corral then they get in thirty different people ... with varied interests and backgrounds to agree on anything it's not easy ... this is not easy a toll on this um battery launching he goes in this business on to stalk him up last of its ... own is too often any albeit candidates to replace them ... well I think you know you have to start internally in the Moby office right now ... Iran and friend is in the Steele's long time to right hand man ... has been deeply involved a lot of the labor issues and other issues that really all the important issues ... Tim Brosnan is another high executive and ... the role and some of the business growth ... Sunday to start there but in again for the reasons you mentioned with in thirty different owners and it's hard to know ... thank you Brian ... big changes ahead fall baseball ... and that's it that's new supper now great morning and see it on Friday ... ay ay ay ...


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The environmental conditions of your paper storage and pressroom can have an impact on what is often the largest, most expensive component of a printing project—paper. By nature paper is dimensionally unstable and susceptible to temperature and humidity. As the climate in the air changes, so does the climate within the paper. Establishing a policy and procedures to ensure paper is in an optimum condition prior to handling in the pressroom will help to avoid potential problems in production.
Air contains many gases, including oxygen, nitrogen, and water vapor. At a given temperature, air can only hold a specific, determinable, maximum amount of water vapor. Relative humidity (RH) is the percent ratio of the amount of water vapor present in the air to the greatest amount possible at the same temperature.
Paper readily absorbs and yields water vapor when it is exposed to different atmospheric conditions. Paper is subjected to various temperatures and humidities in the paper mill, during transport to the printing plant, in the plant's storage area, and in the pressroom. If the temperature and moisture content of the paper and the surrounding air do not attain equilibrium in a controlled manner, it can lead to dimensional instability, runnability problems, misregister, or picking on press.
Paper Manufacture and Delivery
When paper fibers absorb or lose moisture, the diameter changes more drastically than the length of the fibers. This means that the paper dimensions change more across the grain than with the grain. The degree of dimensional change for any given change in moisture content depends upon the type of paper, its composition, and the extent of its refining. Printing papers are manufactured so that they have a minimal dimensional change consistent with other required properties.
Paper companies supply paper with a moisture content that, in their experience, satisfies most of their customers. It is impossible to produce paper that meets the RH requirements of the changing and adverse atmospheric conditions of many pressrooms, in transit, or in plant storage.
To ensure that the paper is received in proper condition, all deliveries should be checked on arrival. Wrappings or cartons having minor tears should be repaired. Skids or rolls having punctures, tears, or breaks in the protective wrapping should be examined very closely to determine if the material is defective or unusable.
Printers should photograph damaged skids, cartons, and rolls before they are removed from trucks or boxcars. The photographs act as proof of the condition of the paper when it arrived at the plant. In addition to protecting the printer against loss, photos can assist the mill in tracking the causes of damaged paper.
If paper wrappings must be removed for sampling or testing purposes, the wrapped paper should be brought into temperature balance before it is opened, and rewrapped immediately.
From Storage to Pressroom
When paper is removed from a cool area where it is in equilibrium with regard to the temperature and RH of the air around it and placed in, for example, a pressroom where the temperature is greater, the paper will gain heat from the air in the pressroom until it reaches equilibrium. Depending on the RHs of the paper and of the air in the pressroom, paper will gain or lose, moisture as well—even if it is properly wrapped.
This situation can be avoided by using a temperature-control system. However, many printers find it too costly to air condition both the paper storage area and the pressroom. If the storage area is not temperature-controlled, when paper is moved to the pressroom, it must be allowed to stand until it comes to pressroom temperature before being unwrapped. The length of time required depends on the size of the skid or roll and on the differences between the temperature of the paper and pressroom. If the paper storage area is maintained at the same temperature as the pressroom, stored paper can be unwrapped and used immediately.
Temperature and RH are Critical Factors
The greatest paper handling difficulties occur on cold days when the humidity inside the pressroom may become exceptionally low, causing tight edges that result in misregister, sheet wrinkling, and problems with static electricity. Even on a mild day in the northern United States and Canada, the pressroom RH may be only 15%. On the flip side, during a thunderstorm in the summer or in some areas in the south, a pressroom RH can reach as high as 90%. A high RH causes the paper to develop wavy edges (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Wavy-edged paper (left) and tight-edged paper (right).
Subjecting the paper to wide variations in temperature is a major cause of paper runnability issues. It is possible for cool paper in a warm pressroom to condense moisture in the same manner that moisture collects outside a glass of ice water. A press operator would not think of sprinkling water onto paper, yet when a skid of ice-cold paper is opened, moisture condenses on it the same way as if it had been sprinkled. The result is that the outside edges of the paper expand while the center of the sheet retains its original dimensions. When this occurs, wavy edges will develop.
A less common, but equally serious, problem will also occur when paper is exposed to extremely low RH in a warm pressroom. In this case, the edges of the paper lose water and shrink, while the inside center areas of the sheet remain unchanged in size. The result is a loose belly in the sheet or tight edges. Low RH also leads to static electricity and feeding and delivery problems.
Press Operators Can Determine Paper Temperature and RH
It is sometimes desirable for the press operator to determine the temperature and RH of paper. Temperature and RH can be measured using a sword hydrometer (Figure 2).
Figure 2. Measuring temperature and RH with sword hydrometer
Summary: Preventing Paper Problems
- Place orders far enough in advance to allow paper to reach pressroom temperature before removing protective wrapping.
- Photograph skids, cartons, and rolls of paper before removing them from trucks or boxcars. Report all damages to the carrier and paper mill immediately. Severely damaged paper should be rejected.
- Store paper at pressroom temperature, but not near a heater or cold wall.
- Do not unwrap paper until it is ready to be printed.
- If skids or rolls are unwrapped for sampling or testing purposes, they should be rewrapped immediately.
- All paper should be properly covered or wrapped with plastic between each pass through a press and after printing is completed
This article comes from Printing Industries of America's Center for Technology and Research at http://www.printing.org/ctr.

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Recipes from our Travels
The second instalment of recipes from our travels was agreed upon by only two of us. You see, I am a carnivore. Or to be clear a porkivore. If it comes from the magical pig, I will eat it. Charlie is the same. Somehow, Will, is a vegetarian. More power to him. For the rest of us who know the true joy of BBQ, there is not much better than authentic slow cooked pulled pork. Some of the best we had this summer was at Central BBQ in Memphis. The only way to really achieve the best pulled pork is by cooking it on a smoker or for real aficionados a big green egg. I turned to the man I trust more than anyone when it comes to that contraption so without further ado, here is the ultimate pulled pork recipe from my friend Like A Dad.
Pulled Pork Recipe
This Pulled Pork Recipe pulls from the Like a Dad archives as Micheal used it for a New Years Day recipe. He assured me this is perfect any time of year and even though he probably won't tell Big Green Egg, he did say you could make it on any smoker.
You do need to commit a full day to making proper pulled pork. That is what makes it the perfect weekend family dinner. If you are lazy like me and completely unprepared, Central BBQ actually ships their prize-winning pulled pork, sauce and seasoning across the U.S. If you live in Canada, you can use my strategy of befriending Like A Dad on Twitter and hoping for a dinner invite. The one redeeming feature is that although it takes around 9 hours to make this, 6 of those you do not need to even look at your smoker. I once tried a Martha Stewart recipe for something like custard where she wanted me to stir intermittently for around 5 hours. Like every 15 minutes intermittently. No thanks Martha.
I scoured the internet for the perfect pulled pork recipe before it occurred to me that Like A Dad would have the perfect solution. The guy does not mess with meat or craft beer so I knew he would be the perfect source. The steps for the recipe are laid out clearly and precisely and if he doesn't invite me over soon, I may just have to invest in some sort of smoker and try it myself.
Click on this link for full recipe and instructions. You only need 5 ingredients to make this (6 if you count fresh buns from the market).


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McMaster University opens state-of-the-art biosurfaces lab
Clemence Sicard was attracted to Hamilton from her native Paris, France for the love of her research.
Sicard, a post-doctoral fellow in McMaster University's faculty of chemistry and chemical biology, focuses on bioactive papers. Her prototypes look just like regular pieces of paper, but printed on them is a bioink designed to change colour when they come in contact with an enzyme like E. Coli or a pesticide - a low cost way of testing for unwanted organisms here and in the developing world.
"I came here [for research], and then came this," she said, arms out to motion to her brand-new lab space.
Sicard is referring to McMaster's new Biointerfaces Institute, which officially opened Friday. The facility is the first of its kind in Canada.
The institute is designed state-of-the-art equipment and a space for scientists like Sicard looking to discover new man-made surfaces that interact with biology, said Fred Capretta, a principal investigator with the institute.
"So if you think about how that impacts every day life, it's about a contact lens that sits on an eye ball, an implantable device in a body or even something like a pregnancy test," he said.
What is unique about the lab is the speed at which research can happen.
"Traditionally, you'd take a biological sample and surface that you think might work, put them together and you study them. If that doesn't work, you throw the surface away, you get your next surface," Capretta said. "What we've decided to do in this lab is high throughput, and that means doing things many times, very quickly, hundred and thousands of samples at a time."
Amongst dozens of machines, there are two robots that Capretta calls "the heart" of the lab. They help test surfaces in parallel very quickly and tell researchers if it has the ingredients or the reaction you're looking for.
"This afternoon I'll be showing three samples of things that took four or five years to do, that we could do seriously in six to eight months," said Dr. Heather Sheardown, who is working on a contact lens that can stay in the eye for an extended period of time. "The students are all excited... we can play around with multiple parameters."
The facility costs a total of $22 million: 40 per cent of the cost - or just under nine million dollars - from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (funded by the federal government), 40 per cent from the Ontario government and the remaining 20 per cent from partnerships and the university. It took about three years to construct the lab and bring in the equipment.
"I always say to my colleagues that you cannot do world-class research without access to state-of-the-art equipment and you simply can't do the research that will attract world attention," said Gilles Patry, president and CEO of the Canada Foundation for Innovation. "This is an investment we can be proud of."
While Sicard and her team have tested their bio-paper in the field, looking for organic phosphates in agricultural lands in Kenya and India, Capretta hopes there will be many more prototypes built from the chemists, physicists and engineers who have come nationally or internationally to work in the new lab.
"We like to think of as sharing a common coffee pot. Everyone is bumping into each other and some really great ideas get thrashed out," he said.


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Don't go chasing waterfalls 'cause we've already done the chasing for you by rounding up the best this stunning state has to offer.
Some are close to home, so trade in a beach day and pack a picnic for the ultimate day trip. But for a truly unforgettable experience, travel to the remote corners of WA. Untouched and ancient, the waterfalls up north will leave you in awe.
Stop dreaming from behind your desk and start exploring your own backyard. These are the most beautiful waterfalls in WA.
Serpentine Falls
If you haven't been here, drop what you're doing right now and jump in the car. Seriously. No excuses. These stunning falls are just an hour's drive south-east of Perth and yes, you can take a long, cool swim. Rock ledges are the perfect place to relax in the sunshine or swim right up and sit underneath the flowing waterfall. Follow the track up Baldwins Bluff for a 6-kilometre hike that will give you views of the falls and across the valley. You'll need to guard your lunch, there are kangaroos.
Fern Pool
Close your eyes and imagine a turquoise waterfall oasis. This spectacular spot is the ultimate escape. Feel small and marvel at this remote region of WA. The many waterfalls and gorges in Karijini National Park will keep you busy exploring, but Fern Pool is magic. Here you can cool off in the natural waterhole and swim right under the waterfall surrounded by ferns and red rock formations.
Bell Gorge
King Leopold Conservation Park
Borrow your dad's swag, round up your mates and get ready for the ultimate road trip along the Gibb River Road in far north WA. Bell Gorge is a popular stop along the way, and for good reason; stunning cascading falls that are perfect for swimming. Bring your own 4WD, the road to get there is pretty intense.
Emma Gorge
El Questro Wilderness Park
This jaw-dropping spot is straight out of the Lion King. A 65-metre droplet waterfall is surrounded by cliffs and greenery. To get there you have to hike for around one hour and then you can reward yourself with an unforgettable swim in the cool water underneath the falls. A natural thermal spring brings some welcome warmth in parts of the swimming hole. It's remote, the nearest town is Kununurra 100 kilometres away, so pack plenty of snacks.
Lesmurdie Falls
Perth Hills
Round up the dog and get your waterfall fix without even having to leave Perth. At fifty metres high, these falls are beautiful and let you soak up sweeping views back across the city. A network of walking tracks will take you through the wildflowers to the foot of the falls. Pack a picnic or top off the day with lunch at one of the Hill's best-hidden gems.
Horizontal Falls
No, I haven't got my 'horizontal' and 'vertical' mixed up. This is the only place in the world where water falls sideways thanks to massive tidal movements hurtling through two narrow gorges in far north WA. The man himself, Sir David Attenborough called this spot Australia's most unusual natural wonder. Take a tour from Derby or Broome and view from the air or be brave and experience the full force of the tides by boat.
Mitchell Falls
A tough 8.6-kilometre round-trip hike will bring you to the Mitchell Falls; it's worth the effort but if you want something even more spectacular splurge on a helicopter. With water cascading from plunge pool to plunge pool it's an amazing site. There could be crocs in the water so don't take a dip… instead, just take plenty of photos to spark some serious Insta-envy.
Quinninup Falls
In between wineries on your next trip down South check out Qinninup Falls. The waterfall tumbles into a small pool and then flows right down into the ocean so you can enjoy the falls then hit the beach. It's a pleasant two-hour return hike just south of Yallingup. The falls are better in winter when there's been rain.
Want more of the great outdoors? Here are some of the best hikes in the south west.
Image credit: Tourism Western Australia | Locations: Mitchell Falls, Fern Pool and Horizontal Falls


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Canadian punks The Penske File have announced that on April 10th they'll be releasing their new album, "Salvation" via Stomp Records in North America and Gunner Records in Europe. To get you properly pumped up they've premiered the new track "Kamikaze Kids", which you can stream below.
"Salvation" will serve as a follow up to their 'Come What May' EP, which was released on October 6, 2017. The Penske File released their latest full-length LP 'Burn Into The Earth' in 2015.
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Video by Cheery Lynn introducing their new dies.
I love the 15th of the month when Cheery Lynn introduces their new dies. How exciting!!!! I have several of these dies in stock, but quantity is limited to first come. I will reorder right away if I run out, but I love being able to ship to you when you place your order, so don't delay. Please e-mail or call 574 656 3663 to place your order.
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The European Union Summary Report on antimicrobial resistance in zoonotic and indicator bacteria from humans, animals and food in 2011
The antimicrobial resistance data among zoonotic and indicator bacteria in 2011, submitted by 26 European Union Member States, were jointly analysed by the European Food Safety Authority and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. Data covered resistance in zoonotic Salmonella and Campylobacter isolates from humans, food and animals, and in indicator Escherichia coli and enterococci isolates from animals and food. Data on methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in animals and food were also presented. Resistance in isolates from humans were mainly interpreted using clinical breakpoints, while animal and food isolate resistance was interpreted using epidemiological cut-off values. Resistance was commonly found in isolates from humans, animals and food, although disparities in resistance were frequently observed between Member States. High resistance levels were recorded to ampicillin, tetracyclines and sulfonamides in Salmonella isolates from humans, while resistance to third-generation cephalosporins and fluoroquinolones remained low. In Salmonella and indicator Escherichia coli isolates from fowl, pigs, cattle and meat thereof, resistance to ampicillin, tetracyclines and sulfonamides was also commonly detected, while resistance to third-generation cephalosporins was low. Moderate to high resistance to (fluoro)quinolones was observed in Salmonella isolates from turkeys, fowl and broiler meat. In Campylobacter isolates from human cases, resistance to ampicillin, ciprofloxacin, nalidixic acid and tetracyclines was high, while resistance to erythromycin was low to moderate. High resistance to ciprofloxacin, nalidixic acid and tetracyclines was observed in Campylobacter isolates from fowl, broiler meat, pigs and cattle, whereas much lower levels were observed for erythromycin and gentamicin. Among the indicator enterococci isolates from animals and food, resistance to tetracyclines and erythromycin was commonly detected. The report also presents for the first time results on multi-resistance and co-resistance to critically important antimicrobials in both human and animal isolates. Very few isolates from animals were co-resistant to critically important antimicrobials.


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Hi my chics !! Another month I bring you a review of Degustabox, this time from the February box that I'm sure will not leave you indifferent, since it comes very completita, you can see the products in the video and then I leave you one by one and my impressions .
- Bio Krunchy oat flakes..With what I like to a good cup of milk with cereals in the morning !, these are super light, crisp and with a delicious aroma. If you like the natural and authentic taste I think you will love it. The box also comes with a signature Krunchy bar with organic muesli, perfect for athletes.
- Snackíssimo: pieces of fruit perfect for a break, I already left them in the gym bag.
- Prince Maxichoco: with all the delicacy flavor of the prince cookies and an extra chocolate.
- Zanuy Wraps: I love preparing a lot of different dishes with these wraps, promote soon new video recipe.
- Amstel: a beer when the weekend arrives after training all week comes great. Pure Malta, I like its flavor :)
- Wonderful: I really like almonds, generally all nuts, but almonds have a lot of beneficial properties for health. This brand has long known it, have a smooth and very natural taste.
- Ketchup Chovi: mola a lot has characters from Frozen and Star Wars on the packaging.
- Nestlé coulant: these chocolates are addictive, they have an irresistible flavor.
-M & M's:classic, with a larger format.
- Starlux: tomato sifted without skin or nuggets, it seems super practical, it also has a 100% natural flavor.
- La Gloria Drinks: a soft drink with lemonade flavor with few kilocalories and stevia. This brand was pioneering in its day in the USA to incorporate stevia like natural sweetener after being approved its alimentary use in the European Union.
Do not forget to use your discount code F612D on the Degustabox website: http://bit.ly/BoxDB1, with this code you can get the box at 5.99 euros, are not you incredible? See you next month with more Degusta news. A chic kiss;)
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Late as usual.....
Forgot to upload me Copics colour challenge card, so therefore missed it this week, and it's my first time on this challenge too..lol Anyways I shall still share it with you all..
The colours to be used are R22 Light Prawn , E47 Dark Brown, B12 Ice blue....
I have used the gorgeous Anya from Dies to die for, Scroll die from sizzix, and Bazzil card blank from Craftsulove... and of course Copics from craftsulove,Got some more yesterday, I nearly have the whole set, yipppeeee!! The sentiment is from a Hanna stamps set...
For Sharon G, Thankyou sooo much for your kind comment and I am glad you have decided to leave one and of course for visiting too, I shall try to write a description down as to how I colour with copics, I am no professional and there are many out there better at it than me, but I like how I do mine and am happy to share this with anyone who wishes me too... It's very easy you will be surprised, and you will get hooked very quickly if you are not yet!..lol
Anyways enjoy, I have another card later today, a cute little chicklit!!!
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Ooooo me loves it lots.ReplyDelete
I didn't like those Anya stamps when i first saw them but I'm beginning to change me mind on these ones. Good for teenage girlies and as i've got one of them and she has mates well the possibilities are endless.
Woo hoo on getting your copics not many more to go and you'll have the whole family.
I love the miss Anya stamps, don't have any myself yet, just starting to try building up a collection of stamps, not been cardmaking long. Love the card the colours they are superb, like how you've coloured Anya.ReplyDelete
Happy crafting
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Really cute card, love how you have coloured it, looks professional enough to me!ReplyDelete
what a beautiful card Kim,l love the stamp.ReplyDelete
hugs Riet.x
Wow this is so gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Such a sweet image and beautiful design!
kim x
Scrummy card Kim, gorge colours too :) Donna xReplyDelete
This is soooooooo cute, I love the scrummy colours.ReplyDelete
Mrs W xxx
I quite like the Miss Anyas I dont think they are as evil as the GG
Cripes - so, so gorgeous! Love the colours the design is fabulous....superbly scrummy! xxReplyDelete
- Anonymous9 April 2009 at 12:44
Ooh this is gorgeous Kim! Love those colours and the scrolls look fab :)ReplyDelete


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Asean Stock Watch- August 22
Major US stock indices shed well over 1 percent on Friday, but the decline stopped short of the hefty 3-and-4-percent plunges on the previous day.
World share markets ended another turbulent trading week with stocks in Europe clawing back some of the steep losses run up in action earlier during Friday's trading session.
Taking the lead from a marginally more assured Wall Street, Europe's benchmark Eurostoxx 600 share index closed down 1.41 percent at 223.51 points after slumping by 2 percent during the late morning.
The faltering performance of world share markets came amid renewed fears about the global growth outlook and the risks to the financial sector caused by the debt crisis gripping parts of the 17-member eurozone.
Citigroup Inc and JPMorgan Chase & Co lowered their growth forecasts for the US economy.
On Wall Street, the blue chip Dow Jones Index shed 172.93 points, or 1.57 per- cent, to 10,817.65. The broader S&P 500 Index dropped 17.12 points, or 1.50 per- cent, to 1,123.53. The technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 38.59 points, or 1.62 percent, to 2,341.84.
The broad-based Standard and Poor's 500 stopped short of becoming a bear market, having fallen 18 percent from its three-year high in April. A 20-per-cent decline is considered a bear market.
The US currency lost against the euro to 69.46 euro cents from 69.76 euro cents on Thursday.
The dollar also lost against the Japanese currency to 76.55 yen from 76.61 yen. The yen hovered at its strongest postwar level as investors sought refuge in the currency.
Commodity stocks declined Friday on concern that economic growth in the United States and Europe will stall, slowing demand for Indonesian shipments of goods such as crude palm oil and rubber.
The benchmark Jakarta Composite Index fell 178.25 points, or 4.4 percent, to close on Friday at 3842.75, its biggest one-day slide since Aug. 6, when it lost 4.9 percent.
Decliners far outnumbered gainers by 275 to 18. Almost 6 billion shares worth more than Rp 7.5 trillion were traded on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Foreign investors sold Rp 1.76 trillion more in shares than they bought and accounted for two-thirds of the day's total trading.
"The movement in the global market caused the market's decline here," said Praska Putrantyo, an analyst at Infovesta Utama. "The economic data released by the US on Thursday night showed that the US economy continues to weaken."
Soon after the morning session started in Jakarta on Friday, the JCI lost 2.1 percent, which wiped out the previous day's 1.7 percent advance. Stocks followed regional stock markets' declines after banks such as Morgan Stanley reduced their forecasts on global economic growth overnight.
The fear was also triggered by some economic reports in the United States showing that fuel and food continued to rise in July, while existing home sales in the property sector were below expectations and the unemployment rate remained high.
"The rebound yesterday [Thursday] was like an anomaly, so the possibility is that investors are making huge bets of profit-taking on Friday," said Praska.
The JCI's decline was mainly dragged down by shares in three of the biggest companies listed on the exchange: Astra International, Bank Mandiri and Bank Rakyat Indonesia.
Astra International, which has interests in automobile distribution and agriculture, tumbled 9.1 percent to Rp 66,100. Bank Mandiri, Indonesia's biggest lender by asset, lost 5.4 percent to Rp 6,950. Bank Rakyat Indonesia, the second biggest, slumped 6.6 percent to Rp 6,400.
Commodity and export-reliant companies dropped on concern they would be badly affected by the global crisis as demand declines, Praska said.
Prices for crude palm oil, rubber and crude oil at various exchanges around the world declined.
Plantation company Astra Agro Lestari, a producer of crude palm oil and rubber, fell 3.4 percent to Rp 21,600. State-controlled miner Aneka Tambang lost 3 percent to Rp 1,940. Coal miner Borneo Lumbung Energi plunged 7 percent to Rp 1,190.
The rupiah weakened 0.14 percent to Rp 8,545, from Thursday's Rp 8,533.
That sinking feeling is back, as shares on Bursa Malaysia took a heavy beating yesterday in tandem with regional markets, following the dramatic plunge on Wall Street overnight.
Amid growing concerns that the global economic recovery is faltering and the European debt debacle may degenerate into a major crisis, market analysts are of the view that the global sell-off in stocks will likely last for a prolonged period, and that the Malaysian stock market will not be spared from this global rout.
The benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) yesterday ended 19.32 points, or 1.29 percent, lower at 1,483.98. On a regional basis, it was considered the better performing ones.
In a tone that made him sound like Malaysia's own version of Dr. Doom, Lee said the stock market slump would likely last for a while.
"Upward catalyst? Is there any? Where?" he quipped. "The Western economies are in a dire state. The European debt crisis is not something that can be solved easily. It's going to be a great, great problem looming over global financial markets for a while."
MIDF Research shared the same sentiment. It explained in its recent report that the severe retracement in the local market was clearly a contagion effect from the turmoil on Wall Street.
Philippine share prices and the peso fell on Friday amid concerns that the global economy would once again slip into recession.
At the Philippine Stock Exchange, the composite index fell 63.64 points, or 1.45 percent to 4,339.90, while the broader all-shares index dropped to 40.60 points, or 1.33 percent to 3,017.44
All sub-indices finished in the red with all counters losing at least 0.89 percent led by the property sub-index.
Decliners dominated advancers, 115 to 44, while 26 stocks were unchanged. A total of 3.70-billion shares worth P4.62 billion changed hands.
"After breaching 4,400 mark from prior session, the intra-day profit taking dominated Friday. This was also dragged by Wall Street anemic overnight results," said Freya Natividad, investment analyst at 2TradeAsia.com.
Jun Calaycay of Accord Capital Equities Corp. said the sell-off briefly put the main index below the 3,300-support line before some stability entered to cushion the market.
Just when the market seemed to stabilize, the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered another steep fall, losing 419.63 points, or 3.7 percent, to 10,990.58, emulating the wild swings that US equities experienced last week.
Reports of weak manufacturing, higher unemployment claims, lower previously occupied homes sale in July as well as rising consumer inflation triggered the sell-off in Wall Street.
Concerns about the European debt continue to weigh investor sentiment with Morgan Stanley economists saying in a report that the US and Europe are "dangerously close to recession."
"Obviously, recession fears will not go away easily notwithstanding a pledge from the US Fed to keep rates low for an extended time while Europe continues to search for answers to stem a possible contagion of the fiscal crisis that befell Greece and company," Calaycay said.|
At the Philippine Dealing System, the peso shed 13 centavos to close at 42.640 against the US dollar from 42.510 the previous trading day.
The dollar-peso pair opened high at 42.660 and tested a low of 42.560, with total trading volume surging to $841.58 million from the previous day's $648.37 million. Singapore
Local bank stocks were dumped on Friday as investors feared a looming crisis in Europe's banking system would drag down institutions globally.
Analysts say caution is warranted but note that Singapore banks do not lend much to European institutions, so they would not be greatly affected in a euro zone meltdown.
They added that capital from Europe and the United States will likely begin flowing into Asia as a safe haven soon, and when this happens it might be a good idea to invest in local lenders again. But caution is the watchword for the time being.
DBS fell 2.7 percent, UOB dropped 2.2 percent and OCBC lost 1.1 percent but they still outperformed the broader market, down 3.23 percent.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand main index went down 19.89 points or 1.83 percent to close at 1,069.20 points at the end of trading session on Friday. The trade value was 39.22 billion baht, with 5.38 billion shares traded.
The SET50 index ended at 742.86 points, down 15.97 points or 2.10 percent, with a total trade value of 27.95 billion baht.
The SET100 index fell 33.77 points or 2.04 percent to stand at 1,621.09 points, with a total turnover of 32.72 billion baht.
The SETHD went down 21.21 points, or 2.03 percent, to 1,021.88 points, with the total trade value of 9.15 billion baht.
The MAI index dropped 0.58 points or 0.19 percent to close at 306.47 points, with total transaction value of 467.09 million baht.
Top five most active values were as follows;
PTT closed at 318.00 baht, down 11.00 baht (3.34 percent)
KBANK closed at 131.00 baht, down 4.50 baht (3.32 percent)
BANPU closed at 658.00 baht, down 22.00 baht (3.24 percent)
TOP closed at 68.25 baht, down 2.25 baht (3.19 percent)
BBL closed at 159.00 baht, down 3.00 baht (1.85 percent)
Shares tracked plunging global markets and dropped on both national stock exchanges Friday.
With stock exchanges in the US and Europe plummeting overnight on fears of a second global recession, the price of gold – a safe haven in times of crisis – hit a new record high of US$1,844.50 per ounce. Gold on the domestic market yesterday morning also soared to over VND46.7 million ($2,234) per tael. (One tael is equivalent to 1.2 ounces.)
"Surging gold prices, along with investor expectations of a stock market correction, overwhelmed trades yesterday, sending stocks plunging," said an analyst with a Ha Noi-based securities company who asked to remain anonymous.
This week's uptrend was not stable and investors decided to sell to realise profits on fears that the global slump would drag the domestic market down further, he said.
On the HCM City Stock Exchange, the VN-Index closed off for the first time this week, losing 0.53 percent to finish the session at 400.76 points. The value of trades declined to VND432 billion (US$20.8 million) on a volume of 26.9 million shares, with losers outnumbering gainers by three-to-one.
Among the blue chips, only food producer Masan Group and Sacombank (STB) went against the market trend, posting gains of 4.1 percent and 0.7 percent, respectively, and cushioning the fall of the Index.
Sai Gon Securities Inc (SSI), with a volume of over 2 million shares, was the most-active stock on the southern exchange, closing down 1.6 percent to VND18,200 per share.
On the Ha Noi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index lost a more substantial 1.14 per- cent to close yesterday at 67.53 points. Decliners overwhelmed advancers by 213-54, with the day's trades falling to 39.3 million shares, worth just VND409.7 billion ($19.7 million).
Notably yesterday, PetroVietnam Nghe An Construction (PVA) soared to its ceiling price after the sudden release of information late on Thursday that the company would cancel its ex-date yesterday in order to buy time to explain some issues with its registration to the State Securities Commission.
The rapid turnaround in the price of PVA drew fire from investors who had sold PVA shares in prior sessions at depressed prices. Prices of PVA shares had been plunging since early in the month in response to the company's plan for a stock split at a high 1:4.45 ratio to raise capital.
Kim Long Securities (KLS), with 7.34 million shares changing hands, was the most-active stock nationwide.
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Chief Wahoo, RIP.
The Cleveland Indians announced last week that their long-maligned mascot will be sent to that happy hunting ground for mascots in the sky in 2019. Wahoo has been the object of numerous protests by Native American groups over the years, in part because he was such a dopey-looking guy.
He will join the Miami Redskins, the St. John Redmen, the St. Bonaventure Brown Indians, the Stanford Indians and others on the shelf of discarded mascots.
I know that some people are really attached to Chief Wahoo. I'm a Reds fan, so I haven't had to worry about mascot controversy, unless you think "Reds" is some kind of code word for communists. But I have to say it really was time for Chief Wahoo to go. He was offensive to a large number of the people he was supposed to represent, so why hold onto him?
Besides, changing mascots is a fabulous opportunity for raking in extra cash. The Indians are going to keep Wahoo around for one more year so they can sell lots of stuff, then they'll get another boost in 2019 when they start selling things picturing the new mascot.
The Washington Redskins should figure this out. Unless you're talking about a type of potato, "Redskin" really is a pejorative term. In a society that is attempting (and often failing) to become color blind when it comes to race, having popular sports teams with that kind of name really is pretty stupid. Here's a news flash for Washington: change your name and it won't affect your attendance one bit. Win a few games and it won't matter what you call yourself. And think of all those new jerseys you could sell!
I have a good friend who is an old Miami University (never University of Miami, I made that mistake once and paid for it) Redskin kind of guy. He is still upset they changed the name way back in 1997. I guess some things are hard to let go. Miami changed its name to the RedHawks (no, I don't understand the capital H, either) after the Miami Tribe in Oklahoma passed a resolution asking for a change. There is still debate today over who pressured whom to do what, but the bottom line is the school and the Miami tribe still maintain close contact and have what is considered to be a model relationship between a university and a namesake tribe. Besides, current students are fine with the new mascot. As time goes on, everyone realizes that mascots are supposed to be a unifying idea and if you have one that doesn't work, you really just ought to get rid of it.
We haven't heard the end of the Cleveland Indians debate because Native American activists want the team not just to dump the Chief, but to change its name, too. Watching white people dress up in war paint and do silly dances makes them cringe.
It's unclear how far Cleveland is going to go: will the nickname be changed? The first Cleveland professional team was the Spiders, who collapsed after an infamous 1899 season when they went 20-134, the worst record in Major League history. They were followed by the Bluebirds, who then became the Blues, who then became the Naps (named after star player Napoleon Lajoie). When Lajoie left town in 1915, they became the Indians. Chief Wahoo showed up as an official mascot in the 1940s. So it's not like the Indians haven't been someone else before (although I would suggest avoiding being called the Spiders again considering how that turned out).
It's not like other Cleveland teams have sensible names. What's a Brown? And what does Cleveland have to do with the Cavaliers, a bunch of English aristocrats from the 17th century who dressed funny and ended up in Virginia?
The Indians could become something to do with Lake Erie: you could name them after a fish (the Walleyes) or the Captains or the Algal Blooms. Or you could go with the Rock 'n' Rollers or go with the latest trend in nicknames and just call the team the Light (the city is sometimes called "The City of Light." Don't ask me why.) You can just make something up that has no relationship to Cleveland, which pretty much is the case for most professional sports teams. You can have contests and new mascots and new uniforms and make a bundle of money.
Sure, some people will complain but they'll get over it. Or they won't get over it and someone else will buy their tickets. And consider this: the Indians haven't won a World Series since Chief Wahoo showed up, so it might finally break the curse.
David Lindeman is a Troy resident and former editor at the Troy Daily News. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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My Instagram Discover feed is best described as a meeting place for Timothée Chalamet fan accounts and reptile videos. I have no idea why I'm attracting all this footage of lizards, though my friend Grace recently speculated that my feed is influenced by those I spend a lot of time around… as if implying that I've been passing long hours in the company of geckos and iguanas. Either way, when I'm not deep in the digital weeds with salamanders and Call Me By Your Name film stills, there are a few non-reptilian things that find their way into my line of sight and are ripe for the bookmarking.
In the spirit of Amelia and Haley's recent archaeological digs into their own Instagram saved folders, I recently decided to take a peek into mine. When it comes to bookmarking, I abide by a couple of rules for what I collect: anytime I see someone wearing headwear that could pass as a red cap, be it a beret or a fez or a bowler hat, I hit save. I also must bookmark all instances of butter.
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Homemade butter, sprinkled with sea salt at Dill (@dillrestaurant), Iceland's first Michelin-starred restaurant. The restaurant's chef, Ragnar Eiriksson, cycles to work so he can stop to collect rose petals, yarrow and sorrel for his seasonal five- and seven-course menus. Diners sit nearly knee-to-knee in former stables from the early 1900s, made over by the local designer Halfdan Pedersen, who transplanted some of the décor from an old farmhouse up north. Click the link in our bio for a guide to Reykjavik, the Icelandic city that's as wonderfully weird as ever. Photo by Carlotta Cardana (@carlottaroid)
When I'm not busy worrying about my butter collection, these are the other accounts and subject matter I tune into, such as:
1. Foods other than butter!
Here is my ideal meal covering all of my main food groups, which Instagram has kindly served in three portioned courses:
First, please give me the biggest, briniest oysters on your menu.
This recipe covers all of my main food groups (save for a few vegetables):
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This one-skillet creamy chickpeas with eggs and prosciutto recipe from @andybaraghani is so easy you could make it with your eyes closed. But, you know what? It's VERY DANGEROUS to cook with your eyes closed. And we should really stop describing recipes this way. Anyway, it uses less than 10 ingredients and only takes 15 minutes to throw together. Head to the link in our profile for the recipe. 📷: @yungbludlau
And, eeeeeeeek! A sinfully tall tower of meringue.
(This is why I can't write about food; it makes me hungry.)
2. Art!
This is the art that is making me feel acquisitive, featuring the first sweatshirt I've ever seen depicted in a painting, and a millennial pink knitted composition by a Danish artist.
I also adore Rebecca Clarke's portraits in Alice Neel-ian colorways. Her work always reminds me that the one superpower I wish I had is to paint likenesses of people in a tropical range of colors.
Adi Goodrich is a set designer and her work is neat-o with a capital N. Look at how she transformed a wedding altar into a resplendent punch of Pop Art:
I am afraid of dogs, except when they are sea captains. Cut to: the pug. In a boat.
3. Witty Women!
Aminatou Sow, Molly Young and Happy Menocal are what I'd consider the perks to having an Instagram addiction: they break out of the singular voice seemingly everyone adopts when captioning their Instagrams, and instead entertain with their brief, droll insights.
Then there's author Stephanie Danler for reading recommendations, and The OA's producer/creator/lead actor Brit Marling for keeping a close eye on the progress of the Netflix series' second season as I impatiently await.
4. Window shopping!
Can you help me decide which Annie Lee Larson sweater I should buy?
I haven't been able to decide since I started following her around 2014. I'm partial to the first one with a totemic arrangement, in light a recent hypothesis.
I love the editorial direction of this new start-up Rebecca Allen, which makes nude pumps across a spectrum of skin tones for women of color.
And then I have dreams about these new Jesse Kamm overalls (and the entire Napa Valley lifestyle that comes with them)…
…while being enchanted by this dress, which looks like it'd also make a good bedfellow.
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AW18 Backstage Shot by @sara.abraham Hair by: @cimmahony @studiocimmahony @ditte.studiocimmahony @sanne.studiocimmahony @lorealpro #studiocimmahony Make up: @rikkedengsoe @maccosmetics Styling: @emelierjohansson Choreography: @mariannehaugli Production: @thelabcph Concept & Art Direction: @moon_intl Music: @mrtophatofficial A special thanks to: @mrtophatofficial @nicolaiwallner @artekglobal Dan Graham
LA-based manufacturer Everybody.World makes a flight suit (like a boiler suit, but when you're airborne!) that can come personalized in any custom Pantone color. How will I ever decide on a shade? Head-to-toe robin's egg blue? Camel? Mint green? Gen Z Yellow? Help me!
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EVERYBODY MEET CATHY COOPER. She's cool, confident, understated but bold, very creative and loves a flightsuit (and when we asked her to choose any color under the sun, she chose the one that matched it!). Here she is on set of a recent shoot done in collaboration with @danaboulos and @harrisonglazier to promote our Custom Color Flightsuit. But this wasn't our first rodeo! We met Cathy (@blantonia) a few years ago working on another video directed by EVERYBODY.WORLD contributor Danielle Levitt (@daniellelevitt). Small world? We don't think so! Visit us at www.everybody.world (link in bio) to learn more about each of our fascinating contributors, friends, friends of friends, and why EVERYBODY is wearing EVERYBODY. Photo by @harrisonglazier and full video by @danaboulos can be watched (repeatedly!) on our site. #everybody #everybodyworld #cathycooper #ethical #yellow #flightsuit #madeinlosangeles #california
I want to dress like Luke Edward Hall. I have never had a "style icon" and avoid Pinterest like the plague but LEH's style struck me. He is the British incarnation of my self-described part-prep school, part-art school, Polo-Bar-meets-Dylan's-Candy-Bar aesthetic. He won me over by his apt power-clashing and colorblocking exhibited here (which also made me realize I should be buying 100% more menswear):
Fashion photography can start to seem repetitive after looking at too much of it — this campaign by Edun for Summer '18 jumped off the page though, completely striking in a sea of images.
5. Home decor!
I remember listening to the Oh Boy episode with Christene Barberich while I was making dinner in my college apartment a few years ago, and she spoke about how her career in media related to an early exposure to the book Gnomes, which profiles forest gnomes as if they are a subject of a National Geographic cover story. I instantly DM'd her and told her I shared her affection in that strange, niche book — never in my wildest gnome-ridden dreams did I think we would meet on a photo shoot years later! My point being, I really love lawn gnomes and definitely want one in my future maximalist-marbled bathroom.
Prepare to be completely enchanted by Andrew Baseman and his practice of inventive repair: he collects and documents ceramics that have been "restored" by cobbling together parts of other cracked vessels and plates to make the objects "whole" once more.
Maybe @bigstuffed is to blame for my reptile videos? I don't know. But I am sure that I want to amass a fluffy aquarium with these supersized stuffed animals.
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Duke Dumont, one of house's best regarded producers, has ditched the genre on his new single, "Ocean Drive." Instead, the British producer embraces the sound of the 80s pop, heavy on synths, bass guitar and Miami Vice vibes. An uncredited male vocalist keeps that vibe going, sounding like Dev Hynes (aka Blood Orange) as he sings, "don't say a word as we dance with the devil," ultimately asking, "how did we get here?" Like "Won't Look Back," "The Giver" and "Need U (100%)" before it, "Ocean Drive" is pure pop disguised as a dance banger. And despite the change in production style, Dumont maintains a steady 115 bpm to keep those bodies on the floor.
In the press release announcing the new song, Dumont (real name Adam George Dyment), said that he's scrapping plans for an album and, rather, releasing new music through a series of EPs, starting with Blasé Boys Club Part 1, which comes out October 2 on Virgin EMI. The announcement also included details for Duke Dumont's upcoming fall tour, with dates in London, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Washington, D.C., among other cities. Check out his new track below.
Duke Dumont
Ocean Drive
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- July 30, 2015


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An 8-year-old boy is now the 89th homicide victim of 2019 and the youngest person to die this year of gun violence.
Brian Bartlett and his mother were asleep late Saturday night when a car pulled up to their house and opened fire.
Security video from near the scene shows what looks like two people in the car shoot at the house well more than a dozen times.
The boy was killed; his mother injured.
"It could have happened to our house, so I got scared," 9-year-old Adivion Collins said. He was a neighborhood friend of Bartlett's and his fourth grade classmate at Center School District.
Adivion had a difficult time describing his feelings about losing his friend to this type of violence.
But the 9-year-old remembers first meeting Brian, who he described as nice and smart.
"When I first saw him, I ask him do he want to play? And he said yes," Adivion said. "Then he said do you want to be friends? I said yes."
Stacy King, former principal at Center Elementary School, agrees with Adivion's description of Bartlett.
"He was an incredibly kind student, always had a smile on his face," King said.
King, now a enter School District Administrator, was at a movie with her husband when she got the tragic news.
"And my immediate reaction was to cry," King said. "Cry for the potential that has been lost."
While Brian's future was stolen, Adivion wants to be an FBI agent when he grows up, then build transformers so he can make movies. Big dreams for this little boy who also carries a mighty burden.
"Makes me keep on thinking about it, that I'm gonna get killed," Adivion said.
Missing his friend, sad Brian will no longer be his partner in class and powerless to change the outcome of this tragedy, Adivion has a message for the people who act out this violence.
"Don't kill no more kids," he said.
Center School District will have a team of mental health professionals at the school when classes start this week to help children like Adivion try to deal with the senseless death of their friend.
There is a $25,000 reward for the arrest and prosecution of the person or people who killed young Brian Bartlett. If you have any information that can help, call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-TIPS.


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Londoners have a tenderness for the OXO tower, its letters shining bright red at night. It's a comforting sight in a way, a kind of urban lighthouse guiding your steps along the Thames. I must have walked passed it a thousand times. Did you know the building originally was a power station, built to supply electricity to the Royal Mail post office? Liebig bought it in the 1920ies, converting it into a cold store – you may know them better as the manufacturers of the famous OXO cube… There was no tower back then, the addition was the company's architect Albert Moore's idea. The plan was for it to feature illuminated signs advertising the name of their star product. The city refused – advertising was not authorised along Southbank at the time. Hence this little detour of the rule: windows shaped as letters, by, er, chance… Clever, right?
In the 70ies and 80ies, the building was mostly derelict. The non-profit Coin Street Community acquired it in 1984 and refurbished it to what it is today: housing, restaurant, shops. It's quite a complex! What I like best is at the back, where the tourists never seem to wander, the quiet courtyard, the light art installation on the wall, the Bargehouse, a huge exhibition space…
The OXO tower is, however, not open to the public but I recently got one of the rare opportunities to visit it. To access it, you have to go to up to the Harvey Nichols Restaurant. There is a door by the kitchens leading to a iron spiral staircase which will take you all the way to the top. You would think it's a VIP kind of place, but it's rarely use, apart from the staff sometimes who watch the fireworks from there. It's like travelling through time, going a hundred years back. It has this industrial feel still, a brutalist meets art deco vibe. London through blue tinted windows, the landscape in little diamond shapes…
And suddenly you're at the top. From a dimmed atmosphere to bright lightning, the Thames at your feet, St Paul's in the distance, Gabriel's Wharf, the London Eye appearing between buildings. It makes you feel quite special being up there…
Although very few people get to go up the OXO Tower, you still can enjoy a good view on the city from the Harvey Nichols Restaurant: there is a balcony on that level open to the public. Just ask the staff, they will show you!
There is more to the building than you realise. A LOT MORE. I had vaguely registered there were a few cafés, an art gallery, shops. But never stopped. Never investigated any further. What I discovered what a closely weaved community of artists, a family. Many have been here 10, 15 years. It's a fantastic place to find little gems with a story, all without the crowd. Try Wagumi first, showcasing Japanese design: ceramic inspired by traditional techniques but with fantastic textures, ombré effects, a hypnotising geometry sometimes. They have bags made out judo outfits too, good quality tea (their matcha is simply gorgeous), little plants which pots are made entirely of moss… It's a soothing kind of place too.
Next door is Archipelago Textiles. Do go in. Do ask questions. Do touch the beautiful fabric around.
It's easy to walk by and just think – wraps, scarves. But this is not just a shop, you see, this is an artist studio too. This is where Doreen Gittens has been making bespoke creations for the last 20 years. The weaving machine is just there, taking a quarter of the room, each of the hundreds threads patiently placed by hand. Linen, wool, silk – all have this wonderful natural feel. Some pieces are white with touches of gold, others seem to capture the warmth of sunshine. Some blend the colours so intricately you could swear Doreen had just invented a new shade. Each creation is unique. Better still, you could ask for your very own design…
On the same level also is Snowden Flood, who found inspiration in the London landmarks. The London Eye, the Chelsea Bridge… the Battersea Station filled with flowers, a teapot crossed by a drawing of the Thames… All suddenly become more poetic, more iconic still. To her own collection, she add careful chosen finds, some modern, others vintage. I'm particularly in love with the Cloud plates… and the cosy, home feeling she has created here.
It's like being on a treasure hunt. What next? Well, Bramwell Brown. Maker of Mechanimated Weather & Tide Clocks.
When I was a child, my grandparents had a collection of clocks. Each with a different chime, one with a little bird coming out of a window. I loved them, studied them with a passion. In front of these, I'm 7 again, filled with both delight and nostalgia. They are, of course, barometers first, the pictures changing with the weather, shapes suddenly moving, the tide going low, London coming alive. Definitely on my Christmas list!
There is 3D printing too, at Electrobloom. Incredibly complex yet incredibly complex jewels… all created white then dyed. You will see mostly rings there but the list is endless – earrings, necklaces… fabric even! Mark Bloomfield gives you the feeling that everything is possible. He has, after all, designed for Asprey, Vivienne Westwood, Paul Smith and Matthew Williamson, even made jewellery for Titanic, Judge Dredd, Braveheart and Poirot… If you're after a wow effect on a reasonable budget, look no further my friends. His allium ring is a favourite of mine.
If you are looking jewellery that will turn you into an Egyptian goddess, try Alan Vallis. The boutique is ever so tiny – a few windows, a counter, his workshop at the back but oh, does he make magic there… His signature? Stacking rings, to which you can add gems and designs as you wish, building it up from one year/anniversary to the other. He was one of the first artists to settle here at the Oxo Tower Wharf, back in 1996. He has something for everyone from luxurious, classical designs you can imagine of a pre-Raphaelite painting to more dramatic, Middle East inspired ones. Ask to see his fish necklace, which he created after visiting a museum in Cairo!
My last visit was to Innermost, Steve Jones and Russell Cameron's brainchild. Their specialty? Light. Lightning to be precise – making it part of the furniture and the decor, playing with shapes, giving it a life of its own. Their strength? They design, of course, work with visionaries too. They also have their own factory meaning they can produce capsule collections for boutique hotels. One of their pieces, the bowler hat lampshade, has been such a hit! Plus they have their own gin, Ginnermost. And a gin bar of course.
There are many more artists to discover there so… forget the high street. The Oxo Tower Wharf is not about finding unique gifts: it's also rediscovering something we keep forgetting with high street shops. Human contact. The story behind an object. The way it has been dreamt, created, the little challenges, the tears and the laughs along the way. That, you see, makes its real value. That, you see, will show you really have chosen it for someone, not picked from a mass produced line.
Why not go to the late shopping event there on December 01, from 5 to 8pm? There will be live music, workshops and demonstrations, free festive treats… A great introduction to this design wonderland.
More about the OXO Tower Wharf here


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Parrot Escape 2 is the second part of the point and click escape game in which you went for camping in the forest. You were supposed to meet your friend there, but as they didn't show up, you went anyway. You took with yourself the parrot too, as there was nobody at home to take care of it. It seemed like your parrot likes very much being in the forest, so you let it free to explore it. But he didn't return as usual, so you supposed that it got lost. You started searching for it and now you have to find the parrot and escape it from the forest, because he is not used to living in the wild. Good luck and have fun!


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Punishment for Child Sacrifice
1The LORD spoke to Moses, saying, 2"Say to the people of Israel, Any one of the people of Israel or of the strangers who sojourn in Israel who gives any of his children to Molech shall surely be put to death. The people of the land shall stone him with stones. 3I myself will set my face against that man and will cut him off from among his people, because he has given one of his children to Molech, to make my sanctuary unclean and to profane my holy name. 4And if the people of the land do at all close their eyes to that man when he gives one of his children to Molech, and do not put him to death, 5then I will set my face against that man and against his clan and will cut them off from among their people, him and all who follow him in whoring after Molech.
6"If a person turns to mediums and necromancers, whoring after them, I will set my face against that person and will cut him off from among his people. 7Consecrate yourselves, therefore, and be holy, for I am the LORD your God. 8Keep my statutes and do them; I am the LORD who sanctifies you. 9For anyone who curses his father or his mother shall surely be put to death; he has cursed his father or his mother; his blood is upon him.
Punishments for Sexual Immorality
10"If a man commits adultery with the wife of20:10 Hebrew repeats if a man commits adultery with the wife of his neighbour, both the adulterer and the adulteress shall surely be put to death. 11If a man lies with his father's wife, he has uncovered his father's nakedness; both of them shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them. 12If a man lies with his daughter-in-law, both of them shall surely be put to death; they have committed perversion; their blood is upon them. 13If a man lies with a male as with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them. 14If a man takes a woman and her mother also, it is depravity; he and they shall be burned with fire, that there may be no depravity among you. 15If a man lies with an animal, he shall surely be put to death, and you shall kill the animal. 16If a woman approaches any animal and lies with it, you shall kill the woman and the animal; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them.
17"If a man takes his sister, a daughter of his father or a daughter of his mother, and sees her nakedness, and she sees his nakedness, it is a disgrace, and they shall be cut off in the sight of the children of their people. He has uncovered his sister's nakedness, and he shall bear his iniquity. 18If a man lies with a woman during her menstrual period and uncovers her nakedness, he has made naked her fountain, and she has uncovered the fountain of her blood. Both of them shall be cut off from among their people. 19You shall not uncover the nakedness of your mother's sister or of your father's sister, for that is to make naked one's relative; they shall bear their iniquity. 20If a man lies with his uncle's wife, he has uncovered his uncle's nakedness; they shall bear their sin; they shall die childless. 21If a man takes his brother's wife, it is impurity.20:21 Literally menstrual impurity He has uncovered his brother's nakedness; they shall be childless.
You Shall Be Holy
22"You shall therefore keep all my statutes and all my rules and do them, that the land where I am bringing you to live may not vomit you out. 23And you shall not walk in the customs of the nation that I am driving out before you, for they did all these things, and therefore I detested them. 24But I have said to you, 'You shall inherit their land, and I will give it to you to possess, a land flowing with milk and honey.' I am the LORD your God, who has separated you from the peoples. 25You shall therefore separate the clean beast from the unclean, and the unclean bird from the clean. You shall not make yourselves detestable by beast or by bird or by anything with which the ground crawls, which I have set apart for you to hold unclean. 26You shall be holy to me, for I the LORD am holy and have separated you from the peoples, that you should be mine.
27"A man or a woman who is a medium or a necromancer shall surely be put to death. They shall be stoned with stones; their blood shall be upon them."
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Claridge offers neo-classical luxury in the heart of Buenos Aires, only 1312 feet from 9 de Julio Avenue. Facilities include fine-dining, and access to a range of painting exhibitions, cultural events and opera recitals. A gym and a swimming pool are available during the summer. The stylish rooms at the Claridge Hotel feature classical interiors and large French windows. All are equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen cable TV and free Wi-Fi. Claridge's restaurant and bar offers international gastronomy in elegant Tudor-style surroundings. A classic Tea Service, which is renowned in the entire city, is provided at the cultural heritage coffee shop of the property. Guests can also enjoy local and international music during the happy hour at the English pub. A breakfast buffet with fresh cream pastries, seasonal fruits and cakes is served. Room service is available 24-hours a day. Claridge is located 3.7 mi from Jorge Newbery Airport, 1148 feet from Kirchner Cultural Center and 656 feet from Florida Metro Station. Parking is possible at a location only 164 feet from the property.
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187 refers to destroying a creature or other permanents using a "enters the battlefield" effect, such as when the card Nekrataal comes into play; by extension, "187 effects" are effects which trigger when creatures come into play. A common yet wrong assumption is that the term originated from Nekrataal's collector's number in the Visions set (which has only 167 cards). Another misconception is that this expression comes from the section of the comprehensive rules that dealt with 'comes into play' effects.
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Embrace Change: Studying Abroad in Rome
Highlights of Cynthia Horvilleur's study abroad experience in Rome, Italy.
If you have an urge to study abroad in one of the world's most famous and historic cities, then Rome is the place to go. Arcadia in Rome combines academic learning inside the classroom with experiential learning on the streets and with the people of this daunting yet friendly cosmopolitan capital. Scholarships available.
All Arcadia courses include learning on-site, where you apply your classroom knowledge in the field. For example, students of food culture may find themselves tucked away in the Tuscan woods with a truffle-hunting pup and his master.
You can also gain work experience during your time abroad by adding an Internship to your program. See past placement examples here.
You'll come to know every corner of this incredible city (not just the well-known spots) as you delve into your studies and experiential learning outside the classroom. You'll take one Cornerstone Course from the following choices:
In addition to your Cornerstone Course, you'll also choose four electives from a wide range of courses offered by the Arcadia Rome Center and our academic partner institution, Università degli Studi Roma Tre. Particular concentrations include international business, finance, management, engineering, social sciences, Italian language and humanities.
While studying in Rome, I found myself immersed in 'la Vita Bella,' the beautiful life. The program allowed me to see Italy in a different light and changed my perspective of this vibrant city. "
Michael Friedman
Arcadia University Student, Arcadia in Rome
Arcadia in Rome has many courses which include study of topical connections with other Southern European countries, such as: The Southern European Debt Crisis in Historical and Theoretical Perspective, which involves collaborations and visits between students in Rome and Athens.
You'll enjoy excursions, guest lectures and events organized by the Arcadia Rome Center to help you get to know other students and the many attractions of this magical city.
Learn more about the Arcadia Rome Center.
Highlights of Cynthia Horvilleur's study abroad experience in Rome, Italy.
One of the most amazing things about this experience in Rome is the opportunities to do things through our courses that wouldn't be possible in any way, shape, or form…
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