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In the 18th century, there was no such thing as free education. Some charitable schools existed, but very few. By the 19th century, Victorian philanthropists started to show concern about the neglected poor and more ragged schools opened, so called because most of the children dressed in rags and few had shoes.
My 4 x great uncle Charles Corben, owner of the carriage works at 30 Great Queen Street, was the treasurer of the Charles Street, Drury Lane ragged school and soup kitchen. This establishment educated 400 children in one of the most deprived areas of London. Many of the children did not attend during winter for want of clothing. The school relied upon charitable donations and appeals were regularly made through newspaper columns.
And thank goodness altruistic men like Charles Corben existed. Whilst researching my maternal family tree, I recently discovered that my relative Samuel Laycock also lived in St Giles . A labourer by trade and presumably poor, he lived at 14 Queen St with four other families comprising a total of 18 people. Three of his seven children were named as 'ragged scholars' in the 1851 census. They may well have gone to The Charles Street ragged school. The three children who attended the ragged school were Eliza, Ann Celia and John Laycock. Ann and Eliza both married and lived to 86 and 91 respectively. John Laycock benefited from his education and became a printer's pressman, an occupation he remained in all his life.


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The Backwards Bridge
This series exists to build support around the idea of a ubiquitous .NET client application development model. This is not intended to be a final solution, but a starting point for discussion, awareness, and a sign of demand. Show your support by voting for this idea here:
Crossing Backwards
In our last article, we looked at the current guidance that serves as Microsoft's official answer to a ubiquitous web client application model, and have demonstrated how it is a failed a broken bridge to its destination. In this article, we move on to another attempted bridge to web technologies, and hope to show it is as broken as it is backwards. This is especially so when we consider its business model implications.
This bridge was built soon after Silverlight, when Microsoft introduced the "new" .NET that was created as a "complimentary replacement" (to use our own expression) to existing .NET and WPF applications. Known as Windows Runtime (WinRT), this platform was the predecessor to UWP and introduced support for JavaScript under the API name of WinJS.
To be sure: as of July 2015, Windows Store-compatible desktop and devices accounted for only 16% of the desktop market_._ So, what incentive does a web developer have to spend even one second towards building a solution that only reaches 16% of the desktop market when that same one second could be better used towards building a ubiquitously available application (which, incidentally, completely dwarfs the WinRT desktop market)?
Thankfully, in this case, logic seems to have won the day, as it seems a lot of web developers have asked this very question. As a result, WinJS has failed to gain significant adoption.
Backwards Thinking
Or again, asked as a question: why would a developer who can already reach ubiquity with their HTML5/JavaScript skillset risk the opportunity cost to regress and cater to a market that reaches a fraction of the ubiquity that they already enjoy? It simply does not make any business sense.
Backwards Business Strategy
When viewed by the perspective of the typical web developer, the above value proposition is a headscratcher. But when viewed through the lens of Microsoft's current business model, it makes perfect sense. Here's why: in addition to claiming adoption for WinJS, Microsoft can also claim revenues from not only the developer, but also in the application that they create to host in the Windows Store. In fact, in order to even register into the store, an individual developer must pay $19.00 while a company must pay $99.00. Additionally, Microsoft also takes a portion (30%) of any revenues generated from within the developer's submitted application. When accounting for this dynamic, it becomes clear that any attractive feature that the API/platform can provide to pull developers into this ecosystem (and by virtue its model) becomes tantamount, even if that means catering to developers whose skill set is better spent on a ubiquitous audience.
But even in this light, a web developer does not need to pay $19 for a ubiquitous application hosted on the web. So, the incentive is further marginalized to cross the "backwards" WinJS bridge.
Finally, there's another curious wrinkle to this strategy: Microsoft's smart acceptance and promotion of web standards provides value in the form of goodwill to the industry and in mindshare, but it does not provide any direct revenues for the company's bottom line. As we have mentioned throughout this article, there is not a web client application model technology that is currently offered by Microsoft. Instead, Microsoft expects its own client developers to use externally provided application models and solutions, such as leveraging a curious relationship with Google to support Angular for web client development.
Microsoft does not garner any revenues from this, and what's more, Microsoft does not produce or retain any intellectual property or proffer any assets towards its intellectual property cache. This leads to another confusing and seemingly self-inflicting question: why is Microsoft encouraging its own developers to use external, non-Microsoft technologies to build web-hosted client applications while simultaneously running a .NET client developer registration program whose purpose is to procure registrations (and revenues) for its Windows Store? For every Microsoft web developer out there deciding to deploy a ubiquitous web-hosted client application instead of deploying a client application to the Windows Store, Microsoft is losing $19 per developer.
Thinking Forward
Hopefully it is clear by now that Microsoft is offering guidance that not only hurts its developers and its brand, but is also offering a solution that simply flies backwards in the face of good business sense. In our next section, we aim to round out this series by demonstrating how Microsoft can fix these issues and mend their ecosystem by successfully creating and providing a ubiquitous .NET client application model offering.
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Hello All,
Wanted to let all of you know that we have changed prices on a lot of current inventory. We now have CD's 3 for $5 and select CD's 2 for $1. There are thousands of used paperback books, all genres from Sci Fi to Horror to Fantasy and everything in between. The books are $1 each or 6 for $5. Tons of cassette tapes(including sealed tapes) marked at 3 for $5 or below. We also have VHS movies 2 for $1. Some exclusions apply on these deals, but there are thousands of items to choose from, come on down for the best selection.


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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Family Photo sale at Shady Lane Studios
Make sure to check out our spring photo special at http://shadylanephoto.blogspot.com/
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I Heart Faces Kids photo contest
This weeks contest for http://iheartfaces.blogspot.com/ is pouting. My entry is the face I recieve from Caleb for having to go to time out.
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Monday, March 23, 2009
I heart faces photo contest entries
These are my entires into the NO FLASH competition at http://www.iheartfaces.com/
Kids Entry
Adults Entry
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Adults Entry
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Sunday, February 22, 2009
A Day at the Park
Beautiful weather Saturday so I headed to the park with the boys. They are always alot of fun to take anywhere together as their personalities are so different. Caleb is cautious and always watching out for little brother. Full of questions and wondering what lies around every corner. Jacob on the other hand runs headlong into everything he does. He wanted to catch birds, run into the water and pick up goose crap.....what a handful. Caleb chose the direction we would go and thought this area looked like a magic forest.
I of course thought this was a great chance to practice shooting photos in the harsh mid-day light as well. I hate the noon light and would much rather shoot closer to the golden hours but it is still too cold for that. The boys thought this fence was the coolest thing ever and had to climb all over it. Mom probably wouldn't have liked this but it was a guys day out....what the heck!
This photo probably best shows the spirit of these brothers. Jacob...always laughing. Caleb serious and thoughtful. They loved these big stone benches and played here for quite awhile. I am anxious for better weather so I can spend more time out with these little guys. We left Albertson Park after this and went to Ann Morrison for awhile. The boys loved playing on the slides and climbing on the toys. Jacob hated the swings and Caleb as always was right at his brothers side.
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Friday, February 13, 2009
We are all inspired by different things at different times. Love, money (or the lack thereof) art, family and faith all come to mind for me. For me my greatest motivation is my family. I have a wonderful wife and two adorable sons. Everything I do is driven by a need to make them happy and better our lives together. I am blessed to have them in my life. Over the next few weeks I will relay some of our family stories here on my blog.
June Fourteenth of 2006 changed my life forever. I nearly lost my wife and unborn son. Instead I received a blessing and witnessed what is a miracle in my opinion. This is Jacob's story. Expecting a child is one of the greatest joys a couple shares in life. It wasn't like that for my wife and I. Three miscarriages, two of which were around twenty weeks, made pregnancy an experience of terror. Every moment passed in anticipation of a tragic ending. Having had one son after a long journey that lead to emergency C-section didn't build much confidence for the success of our latest pregnancy. The morning of the fourteenth my wife told me she wasn't feeling well and I prepared for the worst.
Arriving at the hospital my wife was seen by our on call doctor. She was running a high fever and the threat of infection was a major concern. We were consulted about the risks of amniocentesis but decided it was the only choice. After the procedure our fears were confirmed, an infection threatened both mother and child. Immedite c-section was the only choice. We were at twenty-five and a half weeks gestation.
I was briefed by our doctor while my wife was being prepared for surgery. He told me that the prognosis wasn't good for our son. The chances of his survival were low given the extent of the infection. If he did survive he would most likely be severely handicapped. This was devastating news. He rushed into surgery and I was left in the antechamber to hope, wait and pray.
After what seemed an eternity the neonatal team emerged from the surgery room and rushed for the intensive care unit. The doctor informed me that my wife was fine and headed to recovery but things hadn't been as good for my son. It took eight minutes to get him to breathe when he was born. The ramifications of this alone were enough to bring me to tears. I asked the doctor what his opinion was. It was simple....Jacob had about twelve hours to live.
In the neonatal intensive care unit a team of no less than eight doctors and nurses worked to stabilize Jacob. He was tiny, one pound fifteen ounces. Cords, wires and tubes were being added at a dizzying rate. Monitors followed his every body function while I stood and watched helplessly. My son was fighting for his life and there was nothing I could do to help. Thoughts of what I would tell my wife were going through my head. She would be tired and recovering from her part in this. Explaining to her that Jacob had little hope didn't seem the correct choice. Looking at him lying there so small and frail I knew that I couldn't lie to her either. Several hours later I told her that Jacob was fine. I didn't lie.
Twelve hours. It doesn't seem like much time. When you count every minute that passes it becomes longer. This was our new life. A life where we counted the small measures of time. Twelve hours came and went and Jacob continued his fight for life. My new goal was twenty-four hours. Soon my wife was by my side watching over Jacob. We prepared for a long fight.
Jacob hung to life with a tenacity that was remarkable. We adjusted to the hospital environment and semi-regular life resumed. I had a business to run and we had a two and a half year old son to attend to. Mornings began with a six o'clock call to the hospital to check on Jacob. Some days were good, many weren't. My wife spent days split between the hospital and home. Our entire focus became Jacob and through Jacob our family. Prayer groups were set up. Charity came from unexpected sources and time marched on. Our hope for Jacob grew with every new day.
One hundred days. That was the length of Jacobs stay in the St. Lukes NICU. It was a remarkable journey for everyone involved. There were many trials during that time. A heart valve stitched shut, a brain hemorrage, eye development complications and hernias. His lungs nearly failed him at one month. Infections. It seemed that every obstacle overcome only presented another. I could write volumes on the hospital stay. It truly was a marathon.
Today, Jacob is over two and a half years old. He is a healthy young boy. Walking, talking and mischeivous. There have been no complications since leaving the hospital. He is a living testament to the strength of life, faith and family. I try to keep in mind an important lesson I learned during Jacob's struggle. Count the days, the hours and even the minutes. They are all miracles.
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Friday, February 6, 2009
Time to get off the fence
Well, I guess the time has come for me to get off the fence and into the game so to speak. After years of enjoying photography as a hobby I have moved into the ranks of working photographers this last year. I have been fortunate to have had fantastic clients throughout the fall and holiday season. Looking ahead to spring I am anxious to get outside and start doing that natural light photography I love so much. I will also be opening a studio in Eagle with another local photographer this March. That should be an exciting venture as the exposure is great and the other photgrapher I will be working with is very talented with a unique artistic vision.
Stay tuned, more to come.........
Stay tuned, more to come.........
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The most appropriate title could have read "Happy Days Are Here Again". The Stars, Cars and Celebrities all aligned which brought joy to sellers and the buyers who made the trip to Scottsdale this year, The other auctions had 2,939 lots combined with.Barrett Jackson, They included RM, Gooding & Company, Bonhams, Russo and Steele and Silver Auctions. The Barrett Jackson folks brought the most at 1600 cars, with a little help from their friend Ron Pratte. Ron added 140 or so great cars to an already super docket (Cars and Memorabilia for sale). January also brings Journalist from around the world to represent publications they work for. I am one of the fortunate ones, who for the last couple of decades has been able to share the experience with you the CC.N readers and my clients as an Automotive Consultant. The Ron Pratte Collection included the 1950 GM Futurliner and the 1954 Pontiac Bonneville Special Motorama Concept Car, which was history repeating itself. I witnessed the excitement the first time Barrett Jackson made history with them and again at their 44th. I have documented my opinion about the market in the Classic Car News over the years and the amount the Barrett sale would bring. Momma would be proud with how many times I have been darn close or right on. This year My Opinion was written in an email that was sent to invited Guest of the IAAA/AAAIC (All Auto Appraisers Industry Conference) that takes place in Scottsdale each January. I wrote "My wager is on the pair setting new records. If they don't, the other 138 Pratte cars will". I was a little off on the 1950 GM Futurliner and right on about the Bonneville and the rest of his cars and memorabilia. One of the IAAA/AAAIC VIP Speakers Included Harley Cluxton III (Grand Touring Cars/Mirage Racing Team) he was the former owner of the Super Sake that was part of the Ron Pratte Collection. I asked attendees, most of which are IAAA appraisers to text me how much will the Super Snake sell for? I am proud to say that the closest was Mario Monopoli at 4.8 million. Other members ranged from 3,750 million to 7.2 million. I was the furthest from the 4.7 that it hammered at.
The Arizona Auction Crowds were thicker than ever
The Arizona auctions accumulative records shattered like plates at a Greek wedding! The number of cars, bidders and the amount paid all set new records. Barrett Jackson busted the fun-o-meter for a Car Show, Auction and the place to come away with event paraphernalia. The OEM Manufacturer displays were only missing the New American made imports. Venders were abundant making it possible to buy an array of Barrett Jackson logo-ed items. Ford Motor Company, GM and Dodge fun to wear goodies were also available. Ladies are always encouraged to buy everything else while their hubby is at the auction block (as a tradeoff). Big Boy Toys also included Boats, Planes, Motor Homes, Garage equipment, wall decor, Patio Furniture and on-and-on. The Barrett Jackson endorsed or branded products included Apparel, Collector Car Insurance, Blackford Financial products, Planet Color Paint and Signature Car Care Products.
You could buy Car Wax or even a Plane at the Barrett Jackson Event
The Grand total of $132 million in sales was an all-time record for Barrett Jackson as verified in our documented Classic Car News— Barrett Jackson timeline. By the way, I predicted a $140 million figuring about $39 million for Pratt's cars alone. I will not get shoes thrown at me for that one but I might have to duck when I provide my opinion of the true market condition later on in this article.
The Super Snake Sold for under 5 million this time Vs 5 million before.
Barrett Jackson continues to defy gravity. Judging by the crowds that gathered to participate in the sale of the Ron Pratte collection. The first few days are traditionally reserved for more affordable cars but the Pratte Tuesday sale changed that. The Barrett Jackson Charity Gala was more exclusive to accommodate the record setting 5000 buyers. I have gloated about the "My Opinions" articles that are documented in previous issues of the Classic Car News. Sometimes they are scientific or occasionally an educated guess. On another Note: I have been holding back on you, way back—-with my one-on-one interview with Craig Jackson where he said; ——————to be revealed in a separate article in an upcoming Classic Car News -so watch for it.
Ron Pratte's cars lined up to cross the block on Prime time Saturday.
Five other AZ auctions didn't disappoint either with sales in the 300 million dollar range for 2,939 lots. Barrett Jackson posted $131.9 million in sales with 1600 cars, Next RM auction posted $63.7 million with 84 cars, Gooding & Company posted $51.5 million with 89 cars, Bonhams posted $21.9 million with 54 cars, Russo and Steele posted $17.2 million with 750 cars and the Silver auction has not posted sales yet. Figures not audited and taken from various sources.
Buy the Futurliner or you could have bought the model for $6,500.00
The big guns bring plenty of ammo to the Barrett Jackson Scottsdale auction and Craig Jackson provides a venue for philanthropic types to purchase the vehicles auctioned for Charity. Ron Pratte donated the Futurliner to benefit the Armed Forces Foundation. The total proceeds of $4,650,000.00 including additional donations all went to the worthy cause. Others crossed the Barrett Jackson Scottsdale auction block to raise $8,735,000.00 to benefit local and national charities. They included a 2015 Jeep Wrangler Custom SUV donated by SEMA to benefit Child Help and Victory Junction – $85,000, a 2015 BMW M5 donated by BMW to benefit BMW Car Club of America Foundation and Tire Rack Street Survival Program – $800,000, a 2016 Cadillac CTS-V donated by GM to benefit College for Creative Studies – $170,000, a 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Hurst, donated by Joe Riley for Cancer Research Fund at TGen in memory of Russ and Brian Jackson – $140,00, for a 1939 Cadillac LaSalle C-Hawk Custom Roadster, donated by Bubba Watson for Birdies for the Brave – $410,000, a 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Convertible "1st Retail", donated by GM for United Way – $800,000, a 1999 Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR Busch Series Stock Car, donated by Jeff Gordon and Ray Evernham for Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation – $500,000, a Ford Shelby GT350R VIN #001 Coupe, donated by Ford for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation – $1,000,000 and a 2014 Victory Cross Country 8-Ball Motorcycle, donated anonymously to benefit Ride 2 Recovery – $180,000.
The 44th Barrett Jackson Auction 1600 car docket was a record as were the 5000 registered bidders who participated. Who were there for a chance to purchase the wide range of American muscle, European classics, exotic sports cars and one-of-a-kind customs. The top 10 cars sold at the Barrett Jackson Scottsdale auction included: a 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 Super Snake – $5.1 million, a 1950 GM Futurliner Parade of Progress Tour Bus– $4 million, a 1954 Pontiac Bonneville Special Motorama Concept Car – $3.3 million, a 1949 Talbot-Lago T-26 Grand Sport Franay – $1.65 million, a 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 Roadster– $1.595 million, a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing – $1.1 million, a 1937 Mercedes-Benz 320B Cabriolet – $1.045 million, a 1936 Delahaye "Whatthehaye" Street-Rod– $671,000, 1991 Ferrari F40 – $643,500 and a 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300S Cabriolet –$643,500.
The 2015 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction was a star-studded extravaganza (Stars Shine over Scottsdale). They included some of the brightest celebrities on the movie screen and TV, as well as from the sports industry and corporate world. Some of the biggest stars included four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon, two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson and Hollywood stars Sharon Stone and Tim Allen. Other popular luminaries included: CeeLo Green, pop music artist, Rodney Atkins, country music artist, Thompson Square, country music duo, Alice Cooper, rock music artist, Reggie Jackson, MLB Hall of Famer, Michael Anthony, rock music artist, Tichard and Steven Seagal Hollywood star. Car celebrities Wayne Carini "Chasing Classic Cars". Ray Evernham "AmeriCarna", Richard Rawlings "Fast and Loud" and Keith Martin & Mark Hyman of "What's My Car Worth?" The List is endless when you add the hosts that took part in the Velocity programing and I am sure there were others not listed. Barrett-Jackson's new relationship with Velocity and Discovery Channel premiered with a spike in ratings for the channel during auction coverage in Scottsdale. Velocity and Discovery Channel will broadcast more than 100 hours of coverage that will include auctions in West Palm Beach, Fla., as well as Reno and Las Vegas, NV in 2015.
Barrett Jackson -Jimmy Shine Pick Up Brought $236,500
Barrett Jackson – 57 Fuel Injected Bel Air 38,500 (Cheap $)\
Russo and Steele didn't have a great overall sell-through but managed to have cars that sold for more than the other auctions. The top sellers as provided by Russo and Steele. A "Mercedes Benz 1957 300SL Roadster" was the # 1 at Russo and Steele #2565 $1,430,000.00, # 2 was at Bonhams #139 1958 300SL Roadster $1,237,500.00, # 3 was at RM Auctions #111 1957 300SL Roadster $1,210,000.00 and the # 4 was at Bonhams #157 1957 300SL Roadster $902,000.00. The Top Porsche 911 Sales was # 1 Russo and Steele #2275 1974 Porsche 911 2.7 RS $305,500.00, # 2 was at RM Auctions #163 1965 Porsche 911 Coupe $297,000.00, # 3 was at RM Auctions # 220 1969 Porsche 911 S Soft Window Targa $286,000.00, # 4 was at Gooding #20 1967 Porsche 911 2.0 S $253,000.00, # 5 was at Gooding #157 1965 Porsche 911 $253,000.00, #6 was at Gooding, #118 1996 Porsche 911/993 Turbo $220,000.00, # 7 was at Bonhams #145 1989 Porsche 911 Speedster $214,500.00, # 8 was at Gooding #124 1989 Porsche 911 Carrera Speedster $209,000.00, # 9 was at RM Auctions #135 1989 Porsche 911 Speedster $198,000.00 and # 10 was at Gooding #112 1973 Porsche 911 2.4 S $187,000.00. The Top "Jaguar XK120 Roadster" sales were # 1 at Russo and Steele #2113 1953 Jaguar XK120 Roadster $143,000.00, # 2 was at Gooding #162 1954 Jaguar XK120 Roadster $132,000.00 and # 3 was at Barrett Jackson #1009 1951 Jaguar XK120 Roadster $74,800.00. These sales give credence to the Russo and Steele as a viable Auction house.
"My Opinion" By AV Monopoli January 2015
The market is selective, not every car brings record money. The Corvette buyers are even more selective. Foreign cars are in favor, Porsche's are in the money and still on the move; could it be possible that you can find people to work on them. Road Race and Historic Race Cars are on fire. Could the reasoning be the possibility of participating in Vintage Racing? NASCAR historic cars have a select group of buyers "The NASCAR Click Affect". Special Muscle Cars are still warm for a select group. Modified cars can be from lukewarm to hot at select auctions (The Barrett Jackson). The Market Is Select, No Dumb luck, buy what you like and like what you buy because you may keep it. "The market will continue on a bumpy incline for 2015".
My Opinion from 2004
The leading barometer for collector car values is the Barrett Jackson Auction in Scottsdale. It is always spectacular, but now it has gone over-the-top. I predicted, that "speculators will subside with time but the market will still be strong in 2005," The bidder on the 3 million dollar Olds brought it to Colorado to his new museum. The H Hughes Buick was sold at BJ West Palm Beach. I bet that the masses will want to see them first hand in their new homes. I also stick with the fact that a stronger Yen, Euro and Drachma will bring the next round of record highs for Collector Cars.
"My Opinion" in the last CC.N stated that the Collector Car Markets would do more of what you saw in 2004, lofty sales, higher records and multi-million dollar Collector Cars.
Momma be proud, your boy Tony Monopoli has insight into the Collector Car market and didn't turn out to be a Cowboy.
The leading barometer for collector car values is the Barrett Jackson Auction in Scottsdale. It is always spectacular, but now it has gone over-the-top. I predicted, that "speculators will subside with time but the market will still be strong in 2005,"and I still believe this. The bidder on the 3 million dollar Olds brought it Colorado to his new museum along with the H Hughes Buick that was sold at BJ West Palm Beach. I bet that the masses will want to see them first hand in their new Colorado home. I also stick with the fact that a stronger Yen, Euro and Drachma will bring the next round of record highs for Collector Cars.
Carroll Shelby's first Race Car an MG sold for $539,000.00 2015 and it was bought for $313,500 at the 2008 Barrett Jackson Las Vegas auction.
Barrett Jackson sold the LS6 Corvette for $203,500.00 (Fair $)
"Bargain Basement is not thought of when you think of The Arizona Auctions. However, the cars that cross the blocks may be portrayed that way someday."
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I realized since I sent the previous message that issue 4 in http://csswg.inkedblade.net/spec/css3-color is more complicated than it seemed to me at first. The question is how saturation and luminance values for hsl() should be handled when they are outside of [0%, 100%]. The spec has existing text for clipping of rgb() colors to the device gamut that implies (although doesn't explicitly require) that it should be done by clipping the red, green, and blue components separately. (This actually seems like it's not ideal.) In fact, I think clipping them separately up to the extent of the device gamut is only even well-defined if the device works in terms of red, green, and blue components, which I think is often not the case. Given my limited knowledge of colors, I'd propose the following text for the spec: # If saturation is less than 0%, it must be clipped to 0%. After # that, values outside the device gamut must be clipped to the # device gamut. This clipping should preserve the hue when # possible, but is otherwise undefined. However, I'd be open to a better definition, as long as it's compatible with clipping both saturation and luminance values to [0%, 100%] when the device gamut is (or is assumed to be) sRGB, which seems to be what existing browser implementations (Gecko, WebKit) do on http://dbaron.org/css/test/2008/hsl-clipping (each pair of tests matches, none are red). -David -- L. David Baron http://dbaron.org/ Mozilla Corporation http://www.mozilla.com/Received on Tuesday, 25 March 2008 01:58:12 UTC
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Schedule changes for Moffat County middle school, high school sports
Craig Daily Press Staff Report
The Moffat County High School girls soccer team has had its second set of games in as many weeks rescheduled.
The Bulldogs were slated to host Roaring Fork last Saturday, and that game has been rescheduled to April 4 in Craig. Now, Moffat County's game for this Saturday at Basalt is rescheduled for April 11. The games are still slated for 11 a.m. (varsity) and 1 p.m. (JV) in Basalt.
Craig Middle School's wrestling team had scheduled two wrestling meets for Saturday but will be heading to only one this weekend.
The Bulldogs were going to compete at Soroco High School and Delta High School, but they canceled the trip to Delta. The Soroco meet begins at 9 a.m. in Oak Creek.
Best of Moffat County voting period ends Monday, May 20
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Portland coach Johnston talks to Canucks: reportNHL.com @NHLdotcom
Portland Winterhawks coach Mike Johnston has interviewed to become coach of the Vancouver Canucks, general manager Jim Benning said Friday, according to the Vancouver Sun.
"He has done an excellent job the last five years with Portland," Benning told Team 1040 Radio. "They play an up-tempo, skilled game and he has a history with the Canucks and the organization, so he understands the market. He is going to be a candidate. ... He coaches the style we want our team to play. The interview went well."
Johnston was an assistant under Marc Crawford with the Canucks.
The Sun said Crawford also is "in the mix" to replace John Tortorella, who was fired after one season.
Benning said he will interview up to eight candidates. The newspaper speculates Los Angeles Kings assistant John Stevens and Texas Stars coach Willie Desjardins will be among them.


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Evening Prayer
Psalter, Wednesday Week III
God, come to my assistance.
- Lord, make haste to help me.
Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit:
- as it was in the beginning, is now, and will be for ever.
Amen. Alleluia.
O Lord, who in the desert fed
The hungry thousands in their need,
Where want and famine still abound
Let your relieving love be found,
And in your name we may supply
Your hungry children when they cry.
O Spirit, your revealing light
Has led our questing souls aright;
Source of our science, you have taught
The marvels human minds have wrought,
So that the barren deserts yield
The bounty by your love revealed.
Text: Donald Hughes; Melody: Wych Cross; Midi: Cyberhymnal
Antiphon 1:
Those who sow in tears will reap in joy.
Joyful hope in God
Just as you share in sufferings, so you will share in the divine glory (2 Corinthians 1:7)
When the Lord delivered Zion from bondage,
it seemed like a dream.
Then was our mouth filled with laughter,
on our lips there were songs.
The heathens themselves said: "What marvels
the Lord worked for them!"
What marvels the Lord worked for us!
Indeed we were glad.
Deliver us, O Lord, from our bondage
as streams in dry land.
Those who are sowing in tears
will sing when they reap.
They go out, they go out, full of tears,
carrying seed for the sowing:
they come back, they come back, full of song,
carrying their sheaves. Glory...
Psalm Prayer: Lord, you have raised us from the earth; may you let the seeds of justice, which we have sown in tears, grow and increase in your sight. May we reap in joy the harvest we hope for patiently.
Antiphon 1 Those who sow in tears will reap in joy.
Antiphon 2 May the Lord build our house and guard our city.
Apart from God our labors are worthless
You are God's building (1 Cor 3:9)
If the Lord does not build the house,
in vain do its builders labor;
if the Lord does not watch over the city,
in vain does the watchman keep vigil.
In vain is your earlier rising,
your going later to rest,
you who toil for the bread you eat,
when he pours gifts on his beloved while they slumber.
Truly sons are a gift from the Lord,
a blessing, the fruit of the womb.
Indeed the sons of youth
are like arrows in the hand of a warrior.
O the happiness of the man
who has filled his quiver with these arrows!
He will have no cause for shame
when he disputes with his foes in the gateways. Glory...
Let us give thanks to the Father
for having made you worthy
to share the lot of the saints
in light.
He rescued us
from the power of darkness
and brought us
into the kingdom of his beloved Son.
Through him we have redemption,
the forgiveness of our sins.
He is the image of the invisible God,
the first-born of all creatures.
In him everything in heaven and on earth was created,
things visible and invisible.
All were created through him;
all were created for him.
He is before all else that is.
In him everything continues in being.
It is he who is head of the body, the church;
he who is the beginning,
the first-born of the dead,
so that primacy may be his in everything.
It pleased God to make absolute fullness reside in him
and, by means of him, to reconcile everything in his person,
both on earth and in the heavens,
making peace through the blood of his cross. Glory...
Antiphon 3
He is the firstborn of all creation; in every way the primacy is his.
May your people praise you, Lord.
Let us give thanks to God who chose us as the first fruits of salvation,
- and who called us to share in the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ.
May those who confess your holy name be united in your truth,
- and fervent in your love.
Creator of all things, your Son desired to work among men with his own hands,
- be mindful of all who earn their living by the sweat of their brow.
Be mindful of those who devote themselves to the service of their brothers and sisters,
- do not let them be deterred from their goals by discouraging results or lack of support.
Be merciful to the faithful departed,
- keep them from the power of the Evil One.
Our Father...
Merciful Lord,
let the evening prayer of your Church
come before you.
May we do your work faithfully;
free us from sin
and make us secure in your love.
We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.
May the Lord bless us, protect us from all evil and bring us to everlasting life. Amen.
The English translation of Psalm Responses, Alleluia Verses, Gospel Verses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation (ICEL); the English translation of Antiphons, Invitatories, Responsories, Intercessions, Psalm 95, the Canticle of the Lamb, Psalm Prayers, Non-Biblical Readings from The Liturgy of the Hours © 1973, 1974, 1975, ICEL; excerpts from the English translation of The Roman Missal © 2010, ICEL. All rights reserved. Used with permission.


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There are numerous charitable organizations locally, nationally and even world-wide. Each organization represents a specific cause; some may be related to the arts, others to healthcare while others may address more global issues such as hunger or the homeless. Whatever interest you may want to support, there is sure to be a charitable organization to get involved with.
Choosing to Support a Charitable Organization
Since there are endless charitable organizations in existence, it may be difficult to choose one that best fits your particular interest. Maybe you are looking to volunteer your time or perhaps wanting to give a donation in support of a specific cause; whatever your reason may be, it is best to get familiar with different charitable organizations before making your final decision. By looking at lists of various nonprofit organizations, you can narrow down the specific charity that best fits your needs.
Behind the Scenes
You may not be aware of what goes on behind the scenes at charitable organizations. In addition to writing grants, salary reviews, and accounting procedures, there is a lot involved to keep a charity up and running. It takes a team of volunteers, staff and community members to make a charitable organization successful. It also takes time and commitment from everyone involved!


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I was given considerable latitude in designing the course, so I decided to center it around a set of key thinkers and texts that my students were unlikely to have encountered previously - and perhaps would not as their studies proceeded - but whose ideas they would find enriching to read and think about. I also created over 50 lecture videos for my students, and uploaded them into YouTube.
Viewers have been leaving comments expressing wishes that they could enroll in that course for several years (and those videos, to date, have had close to 50,000 views). So, as we started building out our ReasonIO online academy, I decided to make World Views and Values one of the first classes I moved to that new platform. So now, anyone anywhere in the world can enroll and work through the same course my online college students took and enjoyed. And right now - for the month of January - we're offering a special coupon for enrollment at a preferred price of $39.
What We Study In The CourseWhen I first sat down to design my World Views and Values course, one of the main goals I had was for the students to be introduced to an array of great thinkers from the history of philosophy - to get to read and study at least one of their main works, and thereby to come to appreciate the scope and importance of their ideas. I wanted to focus on thinkers who grappled with key themes - the nature of reality, the relationship between the human being and the cosmos, the scope and types of knowledge, human nature and the parts of the human personality, free will and determinism, the ordering or disorder of society, the play of the virtues and vices, justice and inequality, relations between genders, races, and classes. . . among others.
I also wanted to divide the course of study between thinkers that any decent introduction to philosophy would have them encounter, and other thinkers who deserve to be read but often don't get studied. Accordingly, here are the great minds I selected:
- Plato - we read portions of his classic dialogue, The Republic, mainly from books 2, 3, and 4, but also some portions of book 6 and 7 (so that we can examine the allegory of the cave)
- Epictetus - typically students read only his short work, the Enchiridion, but in my course, we read selections of the longer and more detailed Discourses.
- Boethius - we read the entirety of his Consolation of Philosophy, a work that connects and contrasts well with the two earlier texts, representing the transition from the ancient to the medieval period.
- Rene Descartes - for this great early modern philosopher, we work through all of his Discourse on Method, a highly popular and influential text presenting the a new approach to philosophy, culture, and society.
- Thomas Hobbes - we read portions of his stark masterwork, the Leviathan, presenting as radical of a departure in social and political philosophy as Descartes' work does for epistemology and metaphysics.
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau - continuing on with a critic of Hobbes (among others), we read the entirety of his Discourse on the Origin of Inequality Among Men, introducing a key theme that will run through the remainder of the texts for the class.
- Mary Wollstonecraft - we examine portions of her Vindication of the Rights of Women, which brings Rousseau in for needed criticism, and develops an articulate argument for equality between the genders.
- Karl Marx - in addition to reading the whole of the short and influential Communist Manifesto (co-authored with Friedrich Engels), we also look at his earlier and fragmentary Estranged Labor.
- Martin Luther King - we finish up the course by studying a text often mentioned but less often read than it ought to be, the Letter from a Birmingham Jail. We also look at a speech about which one can say the same, "I Have A Dream".
There are many more thinkers who worthy of being added to a class of this sort - I had considered, for example, Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, John Stuart Mill, and Hannah Arendt as possible additions in a later iteration of the course. But as time went on, I determined that for this course, I would stick with these nine in particular. They provided a good set of starting points for my students, who could then go on equipped to enlarge and expand their understanding of the history of ideas on their own.
The New Version of World Views and Values
The version of the course I'm now offering in our ReasonIO online academy is in most respects the same as the course I built for my college students. It includes the same set of lecture videos, the same lesson pages, and the same handouts on the material. Since the new course isn't for credit, there aren't any homework or graded assignments included in this new version.
You will find, however, the same discussion questions I gave my earlier students to reflect upon, and the new course contains discussion forums in which students can leave comments and engage in ongoing conversation about the texts, the ideas, and their applications. I've also added a new feature - quizzes over the course material, one for each thinker, designed to help students determine how well they are understanding the thinkers and their works.
All of these features are pretty commonplace now - at least for good, well-designed online courses - and together they provide a rich, cohesive online learning environment for students. The key is, of course, for the students to be engaged in an encounter with the thinkers through reading their texts. The course elements aren't designed to substitute for - but rather to support and enhance - the study of the works themselves. But from what students tell me, they do go a long way in helping students make sense of these great books of philosophy.
One of the other aspects that makes this new version of the course more attractive than the older version is that students get to work at their own pace, rather than remaining within the confines of the 10-week term of the original course. Most of the college students who took the earlier course did complete it, but many of them expressed regrets about not having as much time as they would have liked. A few others - these were often working professionals taking most of their courses online - found themselves falling behind, and then unable to complete the course.
Now, with this new version, once a student is enrolled, he or she retains lifetime access to the course and all of its materials. The student quite literally has all the time in the world to progress through all of the lessons, to develop as solid an understanding of the philosophical texts and thinkers as one might like. I like that idea, just as much as I relish the notion that the resources I've developed - instead of being sold to a handful of students, by a college that charges several thousand dollars per course - can offer elements of a high-quality education to a vastly larger and more diverse set of students all over the world for years to come.


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Jon has been a part of the Pink Floyd family for over 30 years, having met David Gilmour at Live Aid whilst playing in Bryan Ferry's band together, as Jon had been on Bryan's Boys And Girls record.
After a fruitful afternoon at David's studio the same year, which produced Jon's music for Learning To Fly, he was used extensively on the albums A Momentary Lapse Of Reason and The Division Bell, and their accompanying live records Delicate Sound of Thunder and Pulse.
Learning To Fly's success cemented Pink Floyd's post-Waters independence.
After the Division Bell tour, Jon spent 1995-1999 working extensively with Pete Townshend and The Who.
Jon produced Pete's Maryville Academy record and tracks on Lifehouse, and toured Quadrophenia with The Who.
In 1999, Jon started a long working relationship with Roger Waters, on the In The Flesh tour, Roger's return to live performance after a 16 year absence, with the In The Flesh live album & DVD accompanying.
This was followed by Roger's Dark Side Of The Moon tour in 2006-2008, overlapping with David's wonderful On An Island tour, which produced Remember That Night & Live In Gdansk.
In 2006, he produced a solo record for Psychedelic Furs frontman, Richard Butler, on his self-titled record, with all music, instruments, engineering & production by Jon.
After David's tour, he joined Roger again for his production of The Wall from 2010-2013. Jon then spent all of 2013-2014 working closely with Kate Bush on her return to the stage. Kate's Before The Dawn was the overwhelming event of the year.


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My latest contribution to the ESADE Economic Report, on the topic of the sharing economy, once again focuses on the dilemma that always arises in relation to this concept: Is it positive or negative for society? Or, as Martin put it in the title of his well-known article: "The sharing economy: a pathway to sustainability or a nightmarish form of neoliberal capitalism?". The sharing economy has been described as a post-crisis antidote to materialism and the excesses of consumption, but also as "neoliberalism on steroids".
It's a model that is perpetually associated with paradoxes. Besides genuinely collaborative, community-based, not-for-profit platforms that offer shared assets in exchange for no money, it also encompasses multinational enterprises that are truly motivated by profits. This paradox is derived from our present-day culture, which is dominated by economic imperatives but also clamours for more cooperative modes of action.
To understand this paradox, we propose using the framework proposed by Tsing. What we're seeing is not a coherent set of synchronised economic practices, but rather a set of disjointed actions better described as "the continual emergence of new capitalist niches, cultures and forms of agency' rather than any 'capitalist monolith".
According to McKinsey, the sharing economy is a business model that is here to stay. It's an opportunity for companies that know how to work in this disjointed environment, as the Daimler Group has been trying to do with its Car2Go car-sharing service and its mobility platform Moovel. Or, as Tim O'Reilly wrote in The Economist, "The idea of renting from a person rather than a faceless company will survive, even if the early idealism of the sharing economy does not." The sharing economy, therefore, is not an alternative with a discernible ideology but a reality validated by consumers who have ultimately decided that they are willing to share in order to consume less.


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These pictures are from the "Real Life Super Heroes Project" created by photographer Peter Tangen. It features ordinary people wearing super hero costumes/outfits.
I think "Life" could be Mashable's Pete Cashmore. I've always suspected him of having a secret identity. And we know that Scots can hide their accent pretty good. (I'm looking at you Gerard Butler)
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A variety of festivals, art, history lectures and even an old-fashioned country fair highlight the second full weekend of the 2015 Beaches to Woodlands Tour of Santa Rosa County.
"We have another great weekend on tap with several great festivals including two new ones to the tour – the Pinktoberfest at Navarre Beach and the Holley-Navarre Fire Prevention Festival," said Karen Harrell, who has coordinated the tour for seven years. "We also have our Halloween-themed events kicking off with a new event – 'Haunted Woods: Deadly Games' in Bagdad."
Highlights among returning events include The Blackwater (Munson) Heritage Festival, an event that takes visitors back in time in a scenic setting at Krul Lake; the St. Rose of Lima International Fall Festival; Depot Days at the West Florida Rail Museum; the annual Plein Arts Paint Out in Bagdad; Run for the Reef 5k, 10k and Kid's One-Mile Fun Run at Navarre Beach and the Psychic Fair which has moved to Navarre this year.
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MailPix Offers 100 4x6 Prints and a 20 Page Photobook Free on October 4thIt takes a lot to get a photographer to ditch their online printing site of choice and try a new one, but giving out free pictures is a fine way to do it. MailPix, the newest web-based photo printer on the market, already offers 100 4x6 prints to new customers, but they're upping the ante on October 4th.
They've declared this Thursday "Free Brag Book Day," and are giving out free 20 page 4x6 photo books to customers. They call it a Brag Book, because it's just the right size for you to store it in a purse, backpack or briefcase and pull out whenever the time is right.
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Football fans are getting shirty the new England strip - claiming it looks too much like a German one.
The players will wear the white home shirt for the first time next week but many supporters are not won over by the retro design.
The previous home shirt had a collar but the new Nike one has a round neck with blue trim so dark it appears almost black – making it look similar to the West Germany one Franz Beckenbauer lifted the 1974 World Cup in.
One fan referred to England's poor recent record against Germany while joking about the top on Twitter.
He wrote: "I suppose the idea of the new shirt being like a German one is that we may win a penalty shootout now!"
Match of the Day host and former England striker Gary Lineker also drew the German comparison.
He tweeted: "Smart move by the FA and Nike to go slightly German with the strip. If you can't beat 'em..."
The shirt is the first released by US sportswear giant Nike, which agreed a six-year deal with the FA last year.
It ended British firm Umbro's 60-year association with the national side.
The design features a badge to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the FA incorporating the traditional Three Lions.
Jack Wilshere, 21, went back to his old school The Priory in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, to launch the top and posted a photo of a pupil in it on Twitter.
He wrote: "Like this kid my England dream began here, so he was first in #theshirt."
England's stars will play their first match in the strip at Wembley on May 29 against the Republic of Ireland.
But if the backlash is anything to go by, Nike could have trouble selling replicas to England fans.
What do you think of the new England kit?
The hashtag #German even began trending on Twitter as fans expressed their anger about the Germany-style design.
Paul Bestall tweeted: "Dear Nike. Congratulations on giving us the worst England shirt ever. That's £90 saved."
Chris Hodges wrote: "Guess they think making the new shirt look like a German shirt will help them win something, no other reason surely!!"
Mike Weaver asked: "It's a replica 1966 world cup GERMANY shirt... what are the FA thinking?"
Another fan described it as a "carbon copy of the German kits of the past".
But the design did impress other fans. Paul Brown wrote: "The new England football shirt looks smart."
Tom Sharp tweeted: "Having seen the new England kit, I might actually buy the shirt for the first time in a decade. Love the style."
And David Turtle wrote: "Very tempted to get the new #englandshirt."
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Welcome to Parkers Chapel ABC
Teacher- Mrs. Tara Morgan
Parapro- Mrs. Donna Shew
Floater- Ms. Brooke Murray
*students may not be dropped off before 7:40 a.m. in the mornings.
*students must be signed in and out each day by an adult. Sign in book will be in the hallway.
*students must be at school by 8:30 or they will need a dr. excuse to attend school that day.
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"Ha ha HA ha!"
- Laughing hyena mascot
The Har D Har Toy Company is a popular toy company in the Tri-State Area. The CEO is known simply as J.B., a businessman with white hair, and has a store in the Googolplex Mall. It is famous for making Climby toys.
Board members who disagree with the chairman are dropped, together with their chairs, through a trapdoor into what sounds like a pit full of hungry wild animals and eaten alive. When this happens, another member of staff is instantly promoted to the board and dropped into the original member's place.
The company's factory workers labored on very drab production lines until Phineas and Ferb remodeled the plant. In the process it was discovered that several Ba-dink-a-dinks were trapped within the factory.
Sales staff are expected to wear full-size toy costumes representing the current best-selling line, and must always greet customers with the company laugh.
- Climbin' Simon
- Ascendin Brendon
- Ladder-Man Larry
- Climby Jaimie
- Shimmy Jimmy
- Perry the Inaction Figure
- Brick
Googolplex Mall
At the Danville mall, Har D Har Toy Store rests across from the mall's Mr. Slushy Dawg. It is very popular there, and is the "go to" place for all Danville residents wanting the hottest new toy, like Shimmy Jimmy, Perry the Inaction Figure and Brick. ("Toy to the World")
In the Tri-State Area, the town of Danville is the only known factory location. It used to be a very dull and boring place (people there even fell asleep and moved onto the conveyor belt and had cobwebs), but when hotshots Phineas and Ferb come along, they transform it into a super-fun Willy Wonka-like place.
Years ago, when it was first built, an odd tribe of Ba-dink-a-dinks was trapped underneath the factory, where they lived making foam peanuts and snipping the tabs off plastic. Once the factory was redone by Phineas and Ferb, they were freed and said, in unison, that they "will now lay waste to the earthdwellers" .The employees there once wore simple factory-worker clothes, but with Phineas and Ferb's revamp, they then wore elfin clothes. ("Toy to the World")
Known Employees
- J.B. - CEO and Possible Owner
- Candace Flynn - Store Worker/Costume Advertiser (employment status unknown)
- Phineas Flynn and Ferb Fletcher - Toy Designers (retired)
- Unnamed enthusiastic "Yes man"
- Scottish Old Man (appears to be an old worker back from when they started out)
- Harry the Hyena (mascot)[1]
- "Toy to the World" (First appearance)
- "Voyage to the Bottom of Buford" (Cameo)


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Clarias Spp Catfish – Juveniles [Jumbo Size] (Special Maxi Brand)
The Clarias spp is well recommended for farmers raising smoked catfish or fish farmers who raise their fishes for two to six months. They attain a weight of 1kg within 5 to 6 months. The standard juveniles are usually 9-10cm in length.
We offer 50 juveniles for every 1000 purchased.
They are well recommended for new catfish farmers.
The Clarias catfish has given a great boost to aquaculture and impacted the livelihoods of many catfish farmers. The Clarias spp can adapt to a wide variety of environment and is very tolerant of extreme water conditions.
You will recognize the Clarias gariepinus by their cylindrical body with scaleless skin, small eyes, elongated spineless dorsal fin, and flattened bony head. The adult males are easily recognized by their distinct sexual papilla just behind the anus. They appear greyish black in colour with the creamy-white underside.
The Clarias Spp (African Catfish) are cannibals. Hence, farmers need to properly sort them into different sizes and put them in the appropriate ponds.
Specification: Clarias Spp Catfish – Juveniles [Jumbo Size] (Special Maxi Brand)
Packed in 25 liter or 50 liter gallons
Average of 9 Weeks
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Special Maxi fish supplies come with 100 extra fingerling fishes for every 1000 pieces of fingerlings purchased from us as well as extra 50 juveniles fishes for every 50 juveniles purchased. You can expect prompt service and quality fish from us.
The Clarias spp fingerlings are available for pickup within 3 days of making payment while juveniles are available within 2-3 weeks of payment.
Preparation and Daily Routine of Catfish Culture
Before Arrival of Fingerlings
- Cleaning and preparation of ponds (fertilization and liming)
- Cleaning of the environment against pests and insects
- Checking the water supply to the ponds
- Check pH level of your water( moderate pH level 6.0)
- Check the inlet and outlets if they are in good condition for effective flow through
Arrival of Fingerlings
- Put them inside the pond and start the flow through for them immediately.
- Feed them after 7 hours of arrival
- Use natural antibiotics for them ( Bitter leaves)
- Add salt to their water.
- Choose a feeding point for them.
- If you notice an increase in mortality rate hours after arrival, add an anti-stress drug to there feed
- Change the water inside the pond at least every 3 days
- Regularly check the pH level of water.
- Clean the pond at least once in a week in order to avoid ammonia production inside the pond
- Regularly check the fish swimming pattern if there swimming is slow or fast. If the swimming is slow, contact your consultant or specialist immediately.
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Asiatic Moorish Missionaries
The Prophet's Choice and Appointment
March 12, 1931
I joined the Movement, Jan 1st, 1927,and on June the first 1927, I was approved of and appointed By The Prophet NOBLE
DREW ALI, as First Assistant Chairman of THE MOORISH SCIENCE TEMPLE OF AMERICA. And following the approved appointment, I
had the support of the entire GRAND BODY with a unanimous consent in behalf of the Prophet's choice and appointment. And
in AUGUST the first of the same year, I received an appointment from The PROPHET as GEN. Chairman of the said,MOORISH SCIENCE
TEMPLE OF AMERICA. And was made GRAND SHEIK under the PROPHET, in FEB, 1928. I wrote insurance for the PROPHET in the year
1928, and at the close of the said year, in the First Annual Convention, I was promoted to the Office of, or rank of SUPREME
GRAND SHEIK, by The DIVINE PROPHET DREW ALI.
This promotion of the PROPHET took place in the first setting of the SUPREME GRAND COUNCIL.
Representing the MOORISH SCIENCE TEMPLE OF AMERICA. in a public meeting at 3140 Indiana Ave. in the month of Nov. 1928.
the PROPHET made it very plain in three statements THAT HE was "the SUPREME GRAND HEAD, Bro. Mealy El was SUPREME GRAND
SHEIK, next to ME (THE PROPHET), and that means All the Temples in this Government. And there is but one MOORISH SCIENCE TEMPLE
OF AMERICA, and that is MINE, NOBLE DREW ALI". AND at an Official Meeting in February 1929, I was made SHEPHERD of HIS
Flock by HIM, and was told by HIM, to feed HIS Lambs and HIS Sheep. The same month, February 1929, I was called by the PROPHET,
and told to come help Him carry on His Work.
The Call came as follows:
at the close of a regular meeting, one Sunday night, He the PROPHET said to Me, Bro. Mealy El, "What are you doing
now?", I told Him I was not busy at that time, while waiting repairs, He said to Me, "Don't look for any
more work of any kind or job, But come with Him", and said "I need someone to help Me in My office now, as My work
is getting so heavy, I will have to have some one to help Me". Be at the Office in the morning, at 9'30 or 10'0clock
a.m., and if I am not up, make yourself useful in the Office, till I COME."
He the PROPHET said, "There is no salary attached to the work, but if you can put up with my fair, and if you are
willing to sacrifice with ME, I will see that your rent is paid, and that you have a little spending change." I AGREED.
RETURNING from the trip around the other Temples one morning, in front of the Home Office, at 3603 Indiana Ave., THE PROPHET
said to me, "BRO. Mealy, you will study up on My KORAN, QUESTIONARY, CONSTITUTION, try to be perfect on all subjects,
so you may act intelligent along all Lines of Procedures". 20 minutes later, in His Office, on the same occasion, HE
DREW ALI, THE PROPHET, said to Me, "I find all of them want to sit in My seat, but at My absence, THAT is Your STATION.
And when you leave, lock the desk and put the key in Your Pocket."
"EVERY ONE wants to sit there, because there is where the MONEY is, But I know Who I Want to handle My MONEY. And
if You leave for any length of time, give the keys to Bro. C. Kirkman Bey till You return". And several weeks before
the PROPHET passed, I was called to HIS private Chamber, for special instruction on the many Ways of Life. And it was done
in a way, one never think that the PROPHET was GOING to leave this Earth then, but you would think HE meant HE was going to
live on in the flesh.
My final instruction came one night, after being called from HOME by the PROPHET, and after reaching His HOME, and hearing
HIM speak through HIS MIGHTY GOD HEADS, HE then asked Me, "If I were with HIM, or if I were with them?"
He further said, "I want to know the truth from you today: Because I have done too much for you, for you to turn
your back on ME: I say I have done too much for you, for you to TURN Your back on ME. And if I thought you would turn ME down,
after what I have DONE For you, it would BE too BAD."
Written by,
Supreme Grand Sheik
Edward Mealy El
This site Created and Edited By Bro. Rashid El


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The Kansas City Electronic Music and Arts Alliance (KcEMA) was founded in 2007 to encourage and develop understanding and appreciation of electronic music and to create an expansive sense of community for electronic musicians and other artists in the Kansas City Area. KcEMA organizes concerts of electronic music and collaborative projects with generative and performing artists. KcEMA provides a forum for electronic musicians and artists in other media to collaborate, exchange ideas, and grow as an interactive, supportive community.
President: John Chittum
Vice-President: Christina Butera
Treasurer: Cody Kauhl
Secretary: Eli Hougland
Public Relations: Stacy Busch
On Saturday November 4, KcEMA will present a live performance of a seminal work of sonic art from the 20th century. For those of you who cannot make it, or are perhaps on the fence, here is a blog post version of my pre-concert talk to whet your appetite:
I Am Sitting in a Room was first recorded in 1969 and first publically performed in 1970 at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Alvin Lucier was both the composer and performer of this work.


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Pure Cane Sugar's sultry voices, soulful harmonies, and powerful lyrics evoke exquisite vocals. Together, Kate Twoey, Molly Countermine and Natalie Berrena, are Pure Cane Sugar, "an assemblage of masterful melodies and haunting harmonies that inspire sweet dreams". With accompanying artists Daniel Collins on fiddle and Daryl Branford on drums, their original, artful arrangements are captured in sweet synergy and rhythm.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
A huge thank you to our partners who make all of this possible!


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Mayang Jubah - Exclusive Collection for AidilAdha 2017.
**Please bear in mind that photo may slightly different from actual item in terms of color due to the lighting during photo shooting or the monitor's display.
Domestic Delivery Postage fees for domestic delivery are as below:West Malaysia – Starts from RM 8 Sabah & Sarawak – Starts from RM 10 International Delivery We charge based on Pos Laju International postage fees.
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Hello, everyone!
I know this article is posted kind of late, but while I was researching for extemporaneous articles for my speech club, I came upon this article.
For debate, I wanted to know more about what was going on in the world (just to make my cases stronger and possibly even win a round...) so I joined my group's extemp* club. Biiiiiig mistake! I took on the challenge of being in charge of finding and printing articles on the EU as well as New Zealand and Australia (I just had to get NZ and Australia just in case anything camp up on the Hobbit) and finally found something that was not depressing (if you pay attention to the news at all, you'll find that most of the it is depressing, not encouraging and it just makes you wonder at the human race) and actually made me laugh (no offense to the Queen intended).
Anyway, extemp is very time-consuming, depressing and I don't think I'll ever do it again.
*Extemp (according to NCFCA) is a speech category in which you can either do it by yourself or you can do it with a club. You have six months to gather articles and information about what is going on in the world; all over the world. Then, when you're ready to give your speech, you draw a card with three questions. You choose one of those three to answer and you have half an hour to scramble for articles in the file-boxes pertaining to your question, write three points on an index card as well as an introduction and conclusion, and have an answer. The speech has to be about seven minutes long. The time-consuming part is looking for articl


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Management Sciences for Health is a global health nonprofit organization, which uses proven approaches developed over 40 years to help leaders, health managers, and communities in developing nations build stronger health systems for greater health impact. We work to save lives by closing the gap between knowledge and action in public health. MSH responds to priority health problems such as HIV & AIDS; tuberculosis; malaria; maternal, newborn and child health; family planning and reproductive health; and chronic non-communicable diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and lung and heart disease. Through strengthening capacity, investing in health systems innovation, building the evidence base, and advocating for sound public health policy, MSH is committed to making a lasting difference in global health.
We are often searching for consultants to work with us on short and long term assignments around the world. If you are an independent contractor, and are interested in consulting opportunities with MSH please feel free to submit your CV by applying to this announcement, and we'll be in touch if the right opportunity fits with your skillset.
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|Credit: Don Freiday/USFWS
Bird migration is the seasonal movement of bird species between breeding and wintering grounds. While migration patterns vary, different species can travel several thousand miles during their migrations. The trip can be perilous, both due to natural predators and human interactions.
Interested in helping the birds on their journeys? Consider giving to the National Audubon Society, a 4-star rated charity, and also check out 4-star rated organizations in our Wildlife Conservation cause area!


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We wrapped up our juice reboot last night. We thought non-veggie foods would be ambrosia to our lips. Nectar of the gods. We were disappointed all around. My impression of "regular" food is that I feel worse after eating than I did during the juicing. Each meal sets me back a little. The challenge is to sort out what's ungreat about what I'm chewing. I'm annoyed to have my food fighting back - I want my juice!
Annie noted sweetly that I seemed cranky today. About what? Food. The good news is that we bought our own little juicer and returned Lori's, so now everyone can juice. I like to juice it juice it! I like to juice it juice it! I like to juice it juice it! We like to -- juice it!
Overview: We each lost a few pounds. We lost our morning headaches. I was not stiff and achy in the morning. We were less congested. I felt unimpaired by what I was eating, for a change.
The two of us spent $18/day on produce, a mix of conventional and organic. We sprang for organic for leafy things and soft-skinned fruits, and went organic as much as available otherwise.
I don't want to rush right back to coffee. I like being ready to go with or without a cuppa, or without having to flail helplessly until caffeine has kicked in. Your mileage may vary.
Last weekend we couldn't see the forest for the RVs. One huge group with several RVs and just as many tents showed up and made themselves right at home, laughing into the night and whooping randomly. We thought how happy they must be to have a long weekend to party with friends and forget the crap pile they call "work." Whoop! Ha! Ha! Ha! Yeah! Then another group crammed in close with their three rigs, and immediately began being happy for their own long weekend. Oh! Hoho! Aha! Ha! Ha! Phweeeeeeeeeee! [whistle] Somehow they completely quieted the first jubilant group.
It's interesting that some weekend RVers think because they're in the forest, there's no semblance of "quiet time." YAY! NO RULES IN THE FOREST! PHWEEEEEEEE!" [seriously, whistles. The heck, people.] We didn't get riled. It's all compassion, all the time around here. Don't ask for whom Sunday afternoon rolls. It rolls for thee.
Thanks for tolerating the food talk, you people who hate food talk. Thanks for feedback and reading references, you people who don't.
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Thompson, Marc, Ramírez, Rafael, Lednor, Peter and Allen, Eric (2007) How do Organisations link Innovation and Strategic Renewal? A Social-Practice Perspective. In: Academy of Management Conference, August 2007, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Unpublished)Full text not available from this repository.
One of the fundamental challenges facing established organisations is how to renew their strategy in order to prosper and grow. Strategic renewal has been defined in many
ways but at its core it involves the transformation of the organisation's capabilities that can reposition the firm in terms of its market or product mix which ultimately develops
new markets or industries (Ramirez and Wallin, 1999). One source of strategic renewal that tends to be underplayed in the literature is innovation. Whilst the literature sometimes associates the concepts of innovation and strategic renewal (Floyd & Lane, 2000), it rarely analyzes how they relate to each other. We have addressed this gap through co-research with senior executives, reviewing
literature and undertaking case studies of European-based firms in non-competing industrial sectors, as well as a number of practitioner workshops. This paper is based on
the first 18 months of the research.
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职业: Teacher and Literature / Creative Writing Graduate Student
教学经验: Seven years of experience teaching English and writing at both the middle and high school levels. While most of my students were native English speakers, I also have experience instructing non-native speakers in these age groups.
兴趣: Reading and writing, especially poetry. Listening to music, especially classical and jazz. Outdoor activities like canoeing and backpacking. Translating poetry from Latin and German. The quiz show Jeopardy.
教育: BA in English from Penn State University. One semester of graduate school previously at Middlebury College (The Breadloaf School of English). Soon to be enrolled in an MA in Creative Writing and Literature at Texas Tech.
所讲语言: 英文 (母语)


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Sean Payton half-joked on PFT Live Tuesday that he'd be in New Orleans as long as Drew Brees stayed there.
The Saints are working to make sure Brees is there a very long time.
Brees confirmed to the New Orleans Times-Picayune that his agent and the Saints are in "ongoing" discussions about a new deal. Brees couldn't help but notice Michael Vick's contract.
"I did see it," Brees said. "It looks like a nice contract. Obviously I don't know any of the details other than the six years and $100 million."
If Brees kept up on his PFT reading, he would know it's not really a $100 million deal. We'd guess that Brees will get a contract somewhere above Vick's contract, but below Peyton Manning's recent deal.


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What a night in Phillie with our amazing #USMNT fans @AmericanOutlaws ! Now we need Seattle to step it up !!!
US Men's Soccer head coach Jurgen Klinsmann on his twitter account after a huge win over Paraguay in the Copa America Centenario last night. With the win, the US is now on to the quarterfinals to play the runner-up in Group B, either Brazil or Peru.


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A serious issue of the stigma around aboriginal women happening in Canada every day. I ask myself many times how can this be happening in 2015?
Dozens of Canadian Aboriginal women go missing or are murdered every year. This sickens me to the core.
Here is an exert from the BBC – Red River Women:
The serial killer Shawn Lamb, convicted in Winnipeg in 2013 of murdering two Aboriginal women (and the prime suspect in another case) described them as "the perfect victim" because no-one seemed to care if they went missing.
There is an underlying notion that aboriginal women are expendable. How can we let this continue?
How can we help, it all starts with awareness and acknowledgement. As individuals and communities we need to stop victim blaming and find solutions to stop the men responsible for the killings.
Check out the hashtag for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women #MMIW
for more information.


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We know what it's like. You're always on. Your day is made up of running from one thing to another, all day. It's challenging, but you love it.
To make it through, you need an energy bar that fits with your lifestyle. No big highs and lows. You're looking for the kind of energy that satisfies and revitalizes you, helps keep you alert, focused and feeling balanced and whole. Whether it's getting through the morning or the afternoon lull, you want energy to help you stay on your game so you can keep on doing.
That's why we created MARATHON® Bars. It's the delicious, satisfying energy snack that gives you what you need to help run your day your way.
So now you can go the distance and enjoy the ride.
Because life isn't a sprint, it's a marathon.
Here at MARATHON® Bar, we are...
...passionate about what we do and the products we make
...of the belief that success is about keeping on doing what you
love to do and getting the most out of every day
...active and engaged - we embrace the challenge and keep it fun
...into being healthy - we make nutritious foods that taste great
...all about sharing - we believe great-tasting good-for-you
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"One Note Wonder" is the second half of the fifth episode Doc McStuffins. It aired on March 28, 2012.
Alma's xylophone toy, Xyla, loses a key by accident while being repaired for a loose screw.
- Doc
- Donny
- Alma
- Lambie
- Stuffy
- Chilly
- Hallie
- Squeakers
- The Wicked King (cameo)
- Hermie (cameo)
- Xyla (debut)
- Stuffy's Song
- Rocking the Right Note
- I Feel Better
- Diagnosis: Loose Key Syndrome
- Toys that debut in this episode: Xyla
- Lambie was only in all fours in two scenes.
- This episode chronologically takes place after "That's Just Claw-ful" as Hermie can be seen watching through the window with The Wicked King.


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Ghanashyaama (Kochu Kochu Santhoshangal)
ഘനശ്യാമ (കൊച്ചു കൊച്ചു സന്തോഷങ്ങള് )
Musician Ilayaraja ഇളയരാജ
Lyricist(s) Kaithapram കൈതപ്രം
Year 2000
Singer(s) Gayathri
Raga(s) Used Kaapi കാപ്പി
Ghanashyama Vrindaranyam Raasakeliyaamam
Nikunjangal Kulir Pattil Pakarnnadum Neram
Ennodere Ishtamennay Krishna Venu Paadi
Ishtamennodereyennay Manthra Venuvothi
Mandahasa Pushpam Choodum Sandrachumbanamekum
Sundaranga Ragam Thedum Hridaya Geetham Moolum
Mandamandam Enne Pulkum Bhavaganam Pole
Saradendu Pookum Ravil Somatheeram Pookum
Aaduvan Marannupoya Pon Mayooramakum
Paaduvan Marannu Poya Indraveenayaakum
Ente Moha Kanjukangal Azhinjoornnu Veezhum
Krishna Nin Vanamaalayay Njan Chernnu Chernnurangum
Ente Raavin Mayalokam Snehalolamakum
Ente Maana Manjeerangal Vikarardramaakum
Enne Mathram Enne Mathram Aaru Vannunarthi
Enne Mathram Enne Mathram Ethu Kai Thalodi
26 Feb 2010
Ghanashyaama - Kochu Kochu Santhoshangal ( 2000 )
Ghanashyaama (Kochu Kochu Santhoshangal)
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Fix it: advice on carrying out repairs in your home
Fix it: advice on carrying out repairs in your home
As a customer, you might be responsible for carrying out some repairs to your property. The films below can give you help and advice on how to carry out simple repairs, but remember you can always contact us if you have any questions.
Please be aware that Orbit accepts no responsibility or liability for any injury, loss or damage incurred as a result of any use or reliance upon the information contained with the 'fix it' films or subsequent information.
The films cover the following topics:
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Information you might need before carrying out repairs in your home
Advice on making sure your washing machine is fitted correctly and how to unblock sinks, baths and showers
Washing machine
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What to do if there is an electrical power failure, a gas leak, or a water leak
Power failure
Gas leak
Water leak
Advice on boiler maintenance
Advice on how to change a fluorescent tube and starter
What to do if you have a pest problem
How to look after your locks and keys and what to do if you lose them
Getting help
How to protect your belongings and who you can contact if you need further help or advice


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First let me tell you It am not. I am not an employee of Goodreads.com or anyone else. I am not a professsional anything. I am a 66 year old Grannie of three wonderful Grandchildren and the adoring wife of the perfect husband. I love to read and write, create things like websites and blogs for my favorite topic...food.
I am a slightly above average Goodreads.com member who runs a group on their website called The Goodreads.com Cookbook Collectors' Group and decided to make a companion website for our members. This is why I am here. I love to share knowledge and I love to do research. I used to love to cook and bake, but I'm retired and so is the hubby, so now he does the cooking. When my health allows it, I still love to make molded candies and bake.l
I hope you will enjoy your vists with us and that you will learn something new everyday! Happy adventures in cooking and baking...in reading and all your other endeavors...


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- 1 kg pork liempo without bones
- 4 pcs bay leaf
- 1 tsp peppercorns
- 2-3 pcs celery stalks
- Water for boiling
- Oil for deep frying
- 1 tbsp rock salt
Cooking Instructions:
- Boil the slab of pork in water with sliced celery, bay leaf and peppercorns.
- Boil it until tender.
- Once the pork is cooked, let it dry.
- Poke the pork skin with fork and rub it with rock salt.
- Deep-fry the pork slab until crispy.
Pickled Bell Peppers
4 pcs red bell peppers, cut into one-inch pieces
4 pcs green bell peppers, cut into one-inch pieces
1 large red onion, thinly sliced
Salt and black pepper to taste
1 cup sugar
1 cup cider vinegar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup water
- In a large bowl, combine bell peppers and onion.
In a small saucepan, combine salt, black pepper, sugar, vinegar and water.
- Bring to a boil.
- Pour the vinegar mixture over bell peppers and onion.
Refrigerate and store in a bottle container.
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Nutcracker Auditions
The Ballet Arts Worcester production of The Nutcracker plays November 24-26 and is staged at The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts with live orchestra music!
Auditions will be held Saturday, September 9. Reservations are required.
Auditions will be held Saturday, September 9. Reservations are required.
Audition location
The Hanover Theatre, 2 Southbridge Street, Worcester, MA
Audition times (reservation required)
9:00 – 11:00 am—Ages 13+
(bring pointe shoes if you have two years or more training)
(bring pointe shoes if you have two years or more training)
11:30 – 1:00 pm — Ages 10 to 12
1:15 –2:45 pm — Ages 7 to 9
Callback times
Call backs are the same day as the Audition! Please plan accordingly. If you do not return for your call back, your audition will be terminated.
3:15 to 4:30 pm—Ages 7 to 9
4:45 to 5:45 pm—Ages 10 to 12
6:00–7:30 pm —Ages 13+
To reserve an audition, or to learn more, contact:
Jennifer Agbay, director
508.471.1794 or email@example.com
Audition requirements
You must bring a copy of your child's birth certificate. To be eligible for the audition, the dancer's birth date must be before September 9, 2010. If the child was born after this date, she/he may not audition.
Please arrive 20 minutes before your audition time.
A $45.00 CASH ONLY registration fee is due at the time of your audition. Students of the The Hanover Theatre Conservatory for the Performing Arts audition free!
A headshot (5 x 7) is required. This can be as simple as a school picture. Please note, headshots will NOT be returned.
Classical ballet attire is required. This includes any color leotard, pink tights and ballet slippers (no skirts or dance shorts permitted). Boys: White T-shirts, black tights, leggings or shorts, white socks, black ballet slippers.
Hair must be fastened in a bun for female dancers.
If your child is currently taking pointe class and has had a minimum of two years training, please bring pointe shoes.


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Nice podcast mention from Lee Hopkins' Better Communication Results
I have just listened to Lee Hopkins' latest podcast tonight and was delighted to hear not only that he was mentioned me, but that he gave my blog a favourable review!
I've been enjoying Lee's 'Better Communication Results' podcast for quite a number of weeks now, having been referred there from the rather good 'For Immediate Release' podcast produced by Neville Hobson & Shel Holtz.
Thanks again for the mention Lee, just hope I can keep up the quality of posts that gave you such a good impression!
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