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At only six posts in, we decided to move from Blogspot to Word Press. In the long run, Word Press provides more options for controlling the look and feel of our site. There are more little bells and whistles that we can add as we go. We have great delusions of grandeur. We're pretty sure this site is going to catch on and we're going to quit our day jobs to write cocktail recipe books, plan Morbid Cocktail parties, create specialty decorations, maybe even open our own bar!
Yeah… we've got it all planned out…
The migration didn't happen as smoothly as we would have liked. Amber had moved all of her blogs over. I only had 2 entries posted so it shouldn't have been too hard.
At 9:30am on a Sunday, sitting in The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf on Lincoln Blvd in Marina Del Rey with my headphones on jamming to a play list on Groove Shark, I should have been having a perfect morning.
Instead I nearly picked up my laptop and threw it out the window. I was having a total Katie Ka-Boom moment.
My very first blog entry has a few pictures in it. Shouldn't really be a problem to copy and paste my entry from Blogspot to Word Press and re-upload 5 to 6 pictures. Except that it was a problem. It kept making every photo the one with the headless Barbie holding 2 heads.
(This one…)
Every. Freaking. Photo. No matter what I selected came up as that. I fought with the program for 45 minutes before I could get a new photo inserted.
Poor Amber was at work receiving texts to the tune of "I am going to MURDER Word Press in its sleep!" or "Ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!! Why does this hate me?!?!?!?!?"
I finally got it worked out somehow. Not sure what I did, because for 45 minutes I just kept hitting the same set of keystrokes. I guess Word Press realized that I am stubborn and would eventually make these photos work or tell Amber that we're not leaving Blogspot. I thought at that point the hard work was over when I got a text from Amber saying "New problem. Look at the order of the layouts."
Word Press, instead of posting in chronological order was posting by Author and then by date. So all of Amber's blogs were listed in chronological order, then all of my posts in chronological order. We both messed around looking at all of the settings options, making sure we had date stamped them in the correct order, seeing if we had a weird option selected.
We were a-okay with our settings.
Luckily I work on the web and one of my good friends is a great web developer. He was chatting with me on IM through this process and finally I got frustrated enough to ask Brandon to have a look and let me know if he thought Amber and I were completely web ignorant. I felt bad. It was a Sunday. I'm sure the last thing Brandon would have been excited about was fixing my blog. But he said it shouldn't take him long to find the problem.
Another hour and a half later, we were up an running properly. No, it didn't take him that long to fix the problem. The issue might have taken him 5 minutes. The other 85 minutes can be attributed to the fact that we didn't give him the correct log in to our FTP for him to adjust some code. I swear we're our own worst enemies.


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So much for knight clocks dramatic entry XD
It was a joke on my ego problem. I seem to star myself in most my movies, so I thought I would go the other way this year.
But he tried, that's what counts.
Awesome work
Funny stuff, and well animated. SteakClock made me rofl. Happy Clock Day!
Happy clock day to you as well Star Thing Clock!
This is amazing
I loved the Steak and Banana Clock parts.
Pulled those straight out of my bum.
... that seems to be where all the good ideas come from >_>
Thanks! and Happy Clock Day!
______ Clock?
Man, I wouldn't think that ______ Clock would be the villain. I mean, the guy that made those Lord of the Clocks movies? There isn't anyone more patriotic of the Crew.
Also, Flux Capacitor Clock was a nice plot device.
*Edited for spoilers*
Loving the censorship.
________ Clock is my ARCH RIVAL (at least I like to think so), so it was only natural to villainize him.
Also, he likes to run over squirrels and mice. It's his hobby, look into it.
(don't look into it)
this movie has everything, fun, action, an unexpected villain and entertainment from the first to the last second
good work! :3
This review has everything, fun, action, words, and entertainment from the first to the last syllable
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When Ian Windsor and his family were running an engineering business in the early 1990s, an employee suggested utilising a well at the back of their factory in Hampshire. "What well?" was the response. Now, Windsor House Natural Water Company is one of the top manufacturers in the British cooler market.
When Ian Windsor and his family were running an engineering business in the early 1990s, an employee suggested utilising a well at the back of their factory in Hampshire. "What well?" was the response. Now, Windsor House Natural Water Company is one of the top manufacturers in the British cooler market.
"Having pumped out some water that was crystal clear, we started working towards gaining natural mineral water status with the help of the Ministry of Agriculture," Mr Windsor recalls. "Many thousands of pounds later and two years on, we became one of the 26 companies in the UK with such a status. Since then, we've worked hard to make the business grow, and there have been some hiccups along the way, but we now have a good position."
Now 50, Mr Windsor is starting to think about the future of the business, and more particularly the problem of keeping it in the family. "It's been uppermost in my mind since my brother, Stuart - who was also a director - died four years ago," he explains.
His oldest child, Richard, who is 24, already works for the company as one of its 20 staff. "There are two distinct sides to our business," says Mr Windsor. "We distribute to many water cooler companies and we are also a distributor in our own right. Richard works for the latter side of the business as a delivery driver. But I always encourage him to do his own thing when he feels ready, in the hope that he will one day return."
Mr Windsor has three other children. Aimee, 22, works as an events organiser; Andrew, 20, is a technician; and William, 18, runs his own garden maintenance business. All of them consider Windsor House a major part of the family. Indeed, their grandfather, now 76, is company chairman and another uncle also works for the business. But the four children don't yet feel able to make a decision about the level of involvement they would like in the future.
"I totally understand that," says Mr Windsor. "I came into the family business at 17 and, although I have thoroughly enjoyed my career and the start I was given, I don't think it's ideal for the current generation. I think it's fantastic that youngsters have such a wide range of opportunities today, and want them to take advantage of these."
Nonetheless, he is left with the possibility that his children may never want to work for the company and, in the meantime, he has some concerns about having no planning in place for future management.
"Even if my children do all decide they want to come into the business, there are potential problems," he says.
"They may not have gained the right skills, for instance, or they may experience the kind of problems that any group of siblings can face when working for a single business."
Stephen Pegge, head of communications, Lloyds TSB Business
"Family firms last longer than others due to a commitment to honour the past and build something for the future, and to the close relationships that help transfer experience smoothly between generations.
"But families sometimes find objective decision-making hard, and this impinges on personal lives. Meanwhile, the informality means that skills and knowledge may need conscious development.
"Temporary opportunities working with companies in related sectors, such as a catering supplier or drinks firm, could help Ian's son Richard to gain new insights and inject fresh ideas into the business.
"There's also a case for recruiting non-family members into the senior management team - on an advisory basis - to plug skills gaps and aid dispassionate decision-making at crucial moments.
"The younger children could be offered holiday work with the company, or invited to lead specific projects, to enable them to make informed decisions. And if nobody ultimately emerges to take control, then a well-planned trade sale could become a realistic option."
Ian Lawson, chief executive, The Campaign for Leadership (consultant)
"This is typical of the problems facing small family businesses at the third-generation stage.
"The first step is to generate a skills matrix identifying what is needed in terms of managing the business and developing future sales.
"This will have business priorities across one axis and skills required across the other. It will form the basis of any development plan for Richard and identify where the other children can contribute now (perhaps informally or via an advisory board) and in the future (either planned or as a contingency).
"The second step is to involve the whole family in a meeting (facilitated by a third party) about:
- The future direction and management of Windsor House Natural Water Company;
- Their own immediate and potential contribution;
- The options for them as stakeholders (employee, director, adviser).
"A written business and succession plan will allow for an external 'interim' manager or a collection of the family to run the business, if something should happen to Ian Windsor."
Nicolas Mabin, director of human resources, Capgemini UK
"Ian should start by trying to develop a five-year business plan - any longer and it becomes too theoretical. With that five-year picture, he can then articulate what roles are required.
"The business plan will call for certain key roles. These can be described in terms of job descriptions and individual profiles. Ian should consider:
- How the existing team meets those requirements.
- What the gaps are.
- What developmental activities are needed.
"Current employees may need to be trained in order to meet those specifications. Ian may need to recruit new people, who could include his four children. But the plan allows members of his family to have a clear idea about what roles are available and how there may be a match.
"Succession planning used to take place in static organisations where it was possible to predict careers over the course of a lifetime. The volatility of today's economic environment means that succession planning is focused on the exercise that Ian needs to do now: short-term thinking; analysis of the skills gap; and matching people's profiles.
"The success of Windsor House Natural Water Company needs to be supported by willing volunteers from his family, who can match their skills to the needs of the firm."
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The compelling five-way fight for the Formula One drivers' championship moves to unfamiliar territory this weekend on a barely finished circuit in South Korea.
Australia's Mark Webber goes into the third-last race of the season with a 14-point lead in the standings from his Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso.
McLaren pair Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton remain in title contention but badly need strong results this weekend to increase pressure on the leaders.
Before they can start thinking about Sunday's race, all the drivers will be preoccupied with quickly learning the intricacies of the Yeongam circuit.
The circuit, about 400 kilometers (250 miles) south of Seoul, only passed an FIA inspection 10 days before the F1 cars will take to the track for practice on Friday.
That inspection concentrated mostly on the track surface, and pit facilities. However, other aspects such as fan facilities and associated infrastructure will be short of completion for the inaugural event.
Of most potential concern is the lateness of the final layering of track, which only took place in late September. It remains to be seen if the asphalt has baked together firmly enough to avoid problems or whether rain could cause the oil leech to the surface.
"From a driver's perspective the most important thing is that the tarmac lasts," Sauber's Nick Heidfeld said. "If the final layer is laid a short time before, it is generally understood it can be oily which, of course, would be extremely problematic."
The course layout does not appear on paper to suit any of the leading teams in particular. The early part of the lap has the long straights and heavy braking that would tend to suit McLaren, followed by some medium speed corners of the sort that the Red Bulls relish, then a twisty section similar to Singapore, where Alonso thrived.
"It'll reward commitment," Hamilton said. "As long as the track surface is nice and grippy, we're set for an enjoyable first race in Korea.
"We can have a positive race. While recent results haven't necessarily shown it, we've had a strong car. Now I'm hoping to get the chance to prove it on track."
McLaren's relatively poor results in the past two races in Singapore and Japan prompted many to write off the team's championship chances, but team principal Martin Whitmarsh said the team "won't give up without a fight."
"Both drivers have won world championships before," Whitmarsh said. "They understand the difficulties of such a unique situation, and both have learned how to deliver their best under high pressure.
"They will be ready for this battle. And it's a battle that will doubtless be won by consistency."
Webber learned the value of consistency in Japan, where he never threatened Vettel, yet by finishing ahead of Alonso, he managed to eke out his championship lead by three more points.
The Red Bull driver said he must chase victories in the remaining races, even if a more prudent approach might be instead to concentrate on accumulating points finishes rather than taking risks.
"I can't think like that, it won't be enough," Webber was quoted as saying by the BBC. "I need to keep racing hard and going for victories. I need to win again, and I am very confident I can do that.
"If my rivals have a rough weekend it makes it a bit harder for them and it gives me a bit more scope, but I'm not looking to abuse that because it can all go pear shaped very fast."
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Filoviral Marburg and Ebola infections are severe hemorrhagic fevers. Damage to blood clotting and vessel permeability are the most prominent clinical features in humans. In fatal Marburg and Ebola infections, humans and monkeys generally die with no evidence of an immune response; however, details of immune system damage are poorly investigated [Peters et al., 1996].
The goal of our study was to identify morphological features of the immune system impairment in monkeys infected with Marburg (Popp strain) and Ebola (Zaire strain) viruses. Green monkeys were parenterally infected with 100 LD50 of Marburg virus or Ebola virus. The samples of spleen, mesenteric, inguinal and peribronchial lymph nodes, lymphoid tissues of respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts were obtained daily, post infection (PI), and prepared for light and electron microscopy.
We found development of early pathological changes in lymphoid
tissue in all sites of its anatomical locations in all the
studied animals on days 2-3 PI: mitotic activities of lymphoid
cells had ceased; swelling of macrophage and stromal cells had
developed. Disintegration of dendritic (antigen-presenting) cells
was found on days 3-4. These pathological changes increased
during the course of both infections. At the terminal stages of
Marburg and Ebola infections, we found severe lesions of monkey
lymphoid tissue:
The histopathological pattern was complicated by additional damage to vascular endothelium, thrombosis and diapedesis of erythrocytes. The lymphocytes remained unchanged during the infection.
Marburg and Ebola viruses reproduced in macrophages and few fibroblasts in lymphoid tissue. Lymphoid cells are not able to reproduce filoviruses. The first Marburg virus infected macrophage cells were recognized in lymphatic tissue in splenic white pulp and mesenteric lymph nodes on day 5 PI. In the case of Ebola infection, first infected cells were identified in white pulp on day 3 PI and in lymph nodes on day 4 PI. The number of infected cells increased during the infection and numerous viral particles were situated in the intercellular space.
Reproduction of Marburg and Ebola viruses in macrophage cells in guinea pigs was shown in our previous studies [Ryabchikova E. et al., 1996; 1996a]. Macrophage cells play a significant role in regulation of various physiological and pathological reactions. Reproduction of filoviruses in these cells undoubtedly is important in the pathogenesis of Marburg and Ebola infections.
Other features of immune system damage are swelling and destruction of macrophages and stromal cells. Destruction of macrophages and stromal cells was observed from days 4-5 PI. No stromal and macrophage cells remained unchanged at the terminal stages of Marburg and Ebola infection in monkeys and guinea pigs [Ryabchikova E. et al., 1994; 1996a]. It is noteworthy that both infected and uninfected cells disintegrated. Macrophage and stromal cells disintegrated even at the location sites of lymphoid tissue that showed no obvious signs of viral infection. This was particularly true for lymphoid nodules and follicles of lung and intestine. The widespread disintegration of stromal and macrophage cells may be of importance in filoviral pathogenesis because both cell types are directly involved in regulation of immune response.
We observed total destruction of dendritic cells in Marburg and Ebola viruses infected monkeys from day 4 PI. The same observation was made during the studies of guinea pigs infected with Marburg and adapted Ebola viruses [Ryabchikova E. et al., 1996; 1996a]. Necrosis of dendritic cells, undoubtedly, aggravated the course of the disease because precisely they are responsible for primary presentation of virus antigens to immunocompetent cells.
A feature of lethal Marburg and Ebola infections is the absence of leukocyte reaction to infected cells. We did not observed migration of leukocytes to infected cells and their contact in the liver and other visceral organs. In the case of nonlethal Ebola infection in guinea pigs, clear leukocyte reaction to infected hepatocytes was found [Ryabchikova et al., 1996]. In guinea pigs aerogenically infected with Marburg virus, neutrophils and lymphocytes migrated to the liver infected cells [Ryabchikova E. et al., 1996 a]. However, the effector reaction did not develop and both leukocytes and infected cells remained morphologically unchanged.
Lymphopenia is a consistent feature of Ebola and Marburg infection in monkeys and guinea pigs [Luchko et al., 1995; Lub et al., 1995] and also in humans [Peters C.J. et al., 1996]. We examined bone marrow of Ebola virus infected monkeys and found severe damage to hemopoiesis, namely cell necrosis, cell depletion, diapedesis of erythrocytes, hemorrhages, a sharp decrease in the number of dividing and differentiating cells, and swelling of endotheliocytes. There was a breakdown of stromal cells and macrophages in the sections of bone marrow. The same changes were found in bone marrow of Marburg virus infected guinea pigs [Ryabchikova et al., 1996a].
Involution of lymphoid follicles developed in monkeys over the course of Marburg and Ebola infection. Rapid involution was manifested as a 69% reduction in the relative volume of the germinative centers of the follicles of the mesenteric lymph nodes during the first two days of Ebola infection. The reduction was mainly due to a decrease in the number of follicles and, to a lesser extent, in their size. The increasing lymphoid depletion became obvious from days 3-4 in both Marburg and Ebola infections. The lymphoid depletion was not caused by necrosis of lymphocytes. At the last days of infection, few visible follicles of lymph nodes and splenic white pulp had morphological appearances suggesting their waning function: small size, homogeneous germinal centers without blast cells. The B-zones were more affected than the T-zones in lymph nodes. However, the T-zones showed no signs of functional activity. Taken together, our studies revealed severe damage to lymphoid tissue in Marburg and Ebola viruses infected monkeys, which indicates that the function of immune system is greatly affected. The changes are multicomponent and each component itself can have a significant impact on the function of the immune system. In lethal filoviral infections the impairment is manifested in monkeys and guinea pigs at the morphological level as suppression of the cellular and humoral links of immunity: plasma cells are not formed and T-cells fail to react with infected targets. The following features of immune system damage are identical in lethal Ebola and Marburg infections in both guinea pigs and monkeys: lymphoid depletion, filovirus reproduction in macrophage cells, blocking of mitosis and plasma cells formation, and an absence of leukocyte attack to infected cells. All these features are present in the aerosol form of Marburg infection, except the last. This difference may be due to the additional time it takes the virus to enter the blood when infected aerogenically. Most interesting is that this is the first description of the pathological changes and impairment of the immune system in these viral infections. In the lethal infections, the inflammatory reaction does not develop, meaning that the immune defense is blocked. But in nonlethal infection, the leukocytes attack the infected cells and result in the formation of inflammatory foci.
Lub M. et al. - Probl. Virol. (Russian) - 1995. - N4, p.
Luchko S. et al. - Bull. Exp. Biol. Med. (Russian) - 1995. - N 9, p. 302-304.
Peters C.J. et al. -In: Fields Virol., Third Ed. - 1996. - 1161-1176.
Ryabchikova E. et al. - Bull. Exp. Biol. Med. (Russian) - 1994. - N 4, p. 430 434.
Ryabchikova E. et al. - Arch.Virol. - 1996. - v.141, p. 909-921.
Ryabchikova E. et al. - Arch.Virol. - 1996a. - v.141, p. 2177-2190.
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Kev & Ros Get Ready!
This week it's Valentines Day, Thursday to be precise (don't say we didn't warn you) So get the table booked, the flowers ordered and the card written and posted.
We liked all the romantic suggestions we had on the show today, to do something a little different, maybe leave a message in the mirror, either with lipstick or for it to appear in the steam.
See if you can sneakily grab your partner's phone and either change the wall paper or the picture that comes up of you when you call, to a photo of you holding the message 'I LOVE YOU'.
Make some heart shaped sandwiches for pack lunch.
Or one of our favourite ideas was from Julie who said get 12 red roses.
On the card write 'I will love you until the last one dies.
One is false.
What ever you do, just DON'T forget!!
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After running a very quick Bio-test, which collects and verifies some basic data (i.e. amount of fat mass, lean mass and liquids), the Spa Doctor will draw a programme of beauty, health and nutritional treatments, specific to the guest's personal needs.
ACTIVE PRESS: Pressure-Point Therapy – 1/3/6 sessions, 35' each
Safe and effective, Active Press is a 15 years old technologically advanced medical equipment that delivers an essential treatment for a deep, controlled lymphatic drainage massage. This technique is used to combat cellulite, water retention, oedemas, and lower extremity fatigue, which result from slow lymph/blood circulation. Pressure is not practiced on all surface covered by the leggings, but with a specific centripetal sequence, which is the one followed by the blood circulation and by the lymph. Active Press allows the Spa Doctor to perform a wide range of different relative and specific personalised programmes. Very popular because of its simplicity, its visible and immediate benefits, and the overall relaxing feeling of wellness that guests experience. Pressure-point therapy also allows applying complimentary synergies of specific essential oils, with draining effects that can be applied manually or with special bandages. There is visible improvement after only a few sessions.
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Science and technology are combined to create an innovative, comprehensive anti-aging treatment. Electroporation treatments are among the most innovative programmes introduced. This new electro -medical equipment utilises a Nobel-winner technology (2003): specific electric frequency (electroporation, a transdermal administration method) enables the active ingredients to penetrate to the desired depth ensuring lasting and visible anti-ageing results from the very first session.
This methodology is not invasive, painless and without collateral effects. The equipment uses pulsating faradic current with triangular envelopment, causing the opening of water channels located in cell membranes, hence allowing the circulation of active ingredients directly in the dermis without the use of needles. The development of this equipment is based on the research of the two 2003 Nobel prize winners Peter Angre and Roderick Mackinnon who discovered that particular electric waves are able to create electro-sensible channels, called Hydrophilic Macroporous, outside of the physiological ones, increasing skin permeability by 80%. It uses particularly intensive square waves that allow channelling pharmaceutical ingredients up to 90% and up to a 10 cm (4 inches) depth up to 8 micron. Macroporous are then able to easily channel even big molecules without having to use any kind of additional tool, neither gel or ice, just the pharmaceutical ingredient.
This methodology of treatment is fully compatible with the exposure to sunlight, guaranteeing a visible and immediate result without having to interrupt social activities, and most of all it is free of any kind of traumatic collateral effect.
Anti-Age – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
Bio-revitalisation: to give better compactness and luminosity to face/neck/hands.
Lifting Effect – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
A visible and lasting skin-tensor effect for facial lines; increases the tone and elasticity of the skin and underlying tissues.
Filler Effect – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
This filling treatment targets expression lines without using syringes and needles.
Anti-Wrinkle Effect – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
A specific decontracting and smoothing effect for regular and expression wrinkles on the face and neck.
Hydrating Effect – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
For better skin comfort; regulates the water-salt balance of the skin.
Oedematous Cellulite Treatment – 1/2/3 sessions, 60' each
Anti- Cellulite Treatment For Localised Fat – 1/2/3 sessions, 60' each
Treatment For Fragile Capillaries – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
A visible reduction of visible capillaries.
Treatment For Stretch Marks – 1/2/3 sessions, 60' each
For a real improvement of skin marks.
Bust Firming And Toning Treatment – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
For a visibly firmer and more toned look.
Pigment-Lightening Effect – 1/2/3 sessions, 30' each
Medical treatment for age and sun-exposure spots.
In tune with your body to improve your image, Q-Frequency is a face-lifting treatment and anti-cellulite/slimming body treatment.
It is an exceptional technological innovation to fight imperfections caused by cellulite, local adiposities, face and body sagging skin, stretch marks, wrinkles and acne.
The fast and immediately visible improvement of skin tissues is achieved thanks to the biocompatible energy transfer, which reaches – passing through the epidermis, the dermis, and the hypodermis – the cells affected by imperfections and stimulates them to release toxins and superfluous liquids bringing them to a new ideal balance.
Acting directly on both deep (q-frequency system based on capacitive electric transfer) and surface (q-frequency system based on resistive electric transfer) collagen, the results on skin elasticity and toning are visible after the first few sessions, as it is the immediate and lasting anti-age face-lifting effect, leaving you with a younger and more relaxed appearance.
– FACE LIFTING TREATMENT – 1/3 sessions
– FACE & NECK LIFTING TREATMENT – 1/3 sessions
– ANTI-CELLULITE/SLIMMING BODY TREATMENT – 1/3 sessions
MYA ADVANCE: toning, slimming, re-shaping –1/3 sessions, 40' each
A treatment that combines ultrasounds and electro-stimulation to reduce the appearance of cellulite and immediately tone your skin.
This treatment is a real alternative to body-sculpting techniques, while meeting the highest safety and physiological compatibility standards. The system is unique in the quality and effectiveness of its technology.
The technique is spot-specific, ensuring a real and long-lasting re-sculpt of treated areas. The results, unmatched by any other slimming programmes, are visible within a few sessions, giving you slimmer, firmer, and rejuvenated tissue.
ACUPUNCTURE – 1/2/3 sessions
Acupuncture, a modern and deeply rooted therapy of ancient Chinese medical practice, has been officially recognised by the WHO (World Health Organization) as an effective integrative therapy. It has become popular because it is fast acting, highly effectiveness. Particularly recommended for relieving and healing anxiety/stress, arterial hypertension, neck, shoulder and muscle pain, sleep disorders, fatigue/tiredness, lumbar and joint pains.
YOUTH – LIGHTNESS: face & body rejuvenation
1 MYA (body) + 1 Active Press + 1 Q-Frequency (facial)
LINFATIC RELAX: special treatment for fatigued legs
2 Active Press + 1 MYA (body)
IN SHAPE ENERGY: body reshaping and energising
2 Active Press + 2 MYA (body)
BEAUTY GALA: lifting effect for special occasions
2 Q-Frequency (facial/neck) + 2 Active Press
3 Q-Frequency (anti-age lifting treatment) + 2 Electroporation (anti-aging treatment)
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Events on campus during recent months have inspired much debate and conversation.
The views and opinions expressed here are solely those of the individual authors in their private capacity; they do not necessarily represent or reflect the views, opinions or policies of the University of Cape Town or the Communication and Marketing Department.
UCT Staff petitions
Staff have spearheaded a number of petitions calling for peaceful engagement in debate and a cessation of violence on campus.
The broader UCT community – including students, administrative staff, academic staff and parents – have voiced their views and opinions about the ongoing student protests on our campuses. These are the unedited questions that they are asking and messages that they would like to have heard.
Academic climate change at UCT: An inconvenient truth
Posted: 6 April 2017
Prof David Benatar comments on the campus environment in a piece published on Politicsweb on 30 March 2017. Read more...
The Vice-Chancellor responds to the statement by members of the Science RAC
Posted: 5 April 2017
In response to the statement by members of the Science Readmission Appeals Committee (RAC), the Vice-Chancellor argues that the review is a way of strengthening and defending the entire RAC process. Read more...
Statement by members of the Science RAC (Readmission Appeals Committee)
Posted: 4 April 2017
Members of the Science Readmission Appeals Committee (RAC) call on the UCT executive to suspend the review process of the RACs. Read more...
Beware the Ides of March: The University of Cape Town Alumni Association waives the rules
Posted: 28 March 2017
Emeritus Prof Tim Crowe writes about the AGM of the UCT Alumni Association. Read more...
Who owns a photograph? Goldblatt archive should remain in Cape Town
Posted: 24 March 2017
Groundbreaking photographer David Goldblatt's archive should stay in South Africa, where it belongs, writes Martin Hall in Times Higher Education. Read more...
Existential fatigue, psycho-emotional weight and a revolt
Posted: 23 March 2017
Dr Buhle Khanyile writes about the undercurrents that precipitated the student protests on campus in 2015. Read more...
Simplistic racial constructions and mistaken assumptions
Posted: 22 March 2017
Halim Gençoĝlu, a PhD scholar in hebrew studies writes about the limitations of simplistic racial constructions in important debates on decolonisation and oppression. Read more...
A letter to the first-years who carry burdens heavier than their backpacks
Posted: 23 February 2017
The student protests over the past two years have foregrounded how the university experience of the majority of black students is not the same as their fellow students. The transition from underprivileged lives in townships and rural villages to a university with a history of white privilege is often a painful one. This message to incoming first-year students, written by one of UCT's medical students, appeared in an article in the Daily Vox on 15 February 2017.
Afrocentric, inclusive, socially relevant academic 'evolution' at the University of Cape Town
Tim Crowe outlines the ongoing successes of the conservation biology course in the Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology.
Tim Crowe on Suellen Shay's perspective of UCT's Convocation
Tim Crowe comments on the points made by Suellen Shay in her recent article "To survive, South Africa's universities must learn to engage with chaos", in which she gives her views on the wider significance of the events that occurred at the 2016 Convocation meeting.
To survive, South Africa's universities must learn to engage with chaos
Suellen Shay writes that university communities need to step out of their comfort zones and listen to views with which they bitterly disagree.Read more...
Q&A: Max Price on UCT's year of living on the edge
Andrew Brown is a UCT graduate and a practising advocate. As a parent of two students at the university and a police reservist stationed at Mowbray SAPS, he has had to deal with both sides of the student protest action on the campus. In light of the pending no-confidence vote proposed by certain members of the Convocation, he requested an opportunity to ask Vice-Chancellor Max Price some of the tough questions.Read more...
Statement of the University of Cape Town Council: 13 December 2016
The Council of the University of Cape Town held its final meeting for the year on 10 December 2016. At the meeting the Council commended the work done by the Vice-Chancellor and Deputy Vice-Chancellors.Read more...
Science and decolonisation: a way backward
Emeritus Professor Tim Crowe responds to Professor Nicola Illing and Dr Alastair Sloan's article about recent discussions around decolonisation in the sciences.
Young scientists seek solutions to South Africa's higher education crisis
The South African Young Academy of Science has decided that it is time to speak out about the country's higher education crisis. This is a summary of a statement formulated at the organisation's 2016 general assembly in October.
Science and decolonisation: a way forward
Professor Nicola Illing and Dr Alastair Sloan comment in GroundUp on recent discussions around decolonisation in the sciences, looking in particular at how UCT research contributes to African knowledge.
Statement by the UCT Trust (UK)
At their board meeting on 3 November 2016, the Trustees of the University of Cape Town Trust (UK) noted concern, expressed support, made calls upon students and government, and reiterated their determination to support the university and its values, and to redouble efforts to promote knowledge of the university's outstanding achievements in teaching and research.
Tim Crowe comments on BAC statement
Emeritus Professor Tim Crowe comments on the recent Black Academic Caucus statement that was published on Mail & Guardian's Thought Leader blog on 21 October.
Senate motion as adopted at the meeting on 24 October 2016
UCT Senate resolves to request the VC to define the limits of legitimate protest, including the conduct of security services.
Open letter to the VC: Dr Jenny Durandt
Dr Jenny Durandt, from UCT's School of Public Health and Family Medicine, writes the letter she would like to have received from Vice-Chancellor Dr Max Price.
A letter on Fees Must Fall
Current PhD student Nathan Geffen – who previously worked as treasurer, national manager and policy director of the Treatment Action Campaign – writes a personal reflection on Fees Must Fall's strategy, particularly in relation to organisation, moral consensus, constitutionalism, claiming no easy victories, and civil disobedience.
Statement from UCT Black Academic Caucus
UCT Black Academic Caucus calls for a national multistakeholder solution to the current crisis facing South African university campuses.
UCT Council statement
UCT Council has released a statement in which they condemn acts of violence associated with protests.
Health Sciences Deanery and Dean's Advisory Committee statement
A statement from members of the Faculty of Health Sciences Deanery and Dean's Advisory Committee expressing their outrage on the physical assault on Vice-Chancellor Max Price on Friday, 14 October 2016.Read more...
Call for an urgent high-level summit
The Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) and the South African Young Academy of Science (SAYAS) have called for an urgent high-level summit to address the current crisis in higher education.Read more...
Open letter
Members of the politics postgraduate student body have drafted a mission statement, published as an open letter, with their demands and concerns.Read more...
Professor Anwar Mall urges the UCT community to reopen the university
Professor Anwar Mall, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Transformation and Student Affairs, highlights the risks of a continued UCT shutdown for the university and for South Africa and urges all stakeholders to work together to reopen the university on Monday, 3 October.Read more...
UCT Chair of Council calls for reopening of academic programme on 3 October 2016
Mr Sipho Pityana, chairman of UCT's Council, urges students to allow the academic year to resume at UCT by working together with the university to achieve the objectives that we are all concerned about.Read more...
Open letter to the VC
Published: 13:00, 26 September 2016
The Humanities Transformation Committee has written an open letter to the VC.Read more...
The constitution enables student protest (and it's a good thing too)
Pierre de Vos discusses how student protesters are framing their protest within the bounds of the constitution.Read more...
Transforming higher education?
Emeritus Professor Tim Crowe responds to Associate Professor Shadreck Chirikure's piece on transforming knowledge and the curriculumRead more...
Changing the curriculum at the University of Cape Town: a grassroots movement or academic cleansing?
Emeritus Professor Tim Crowe responds to the VC Desk: Curriculum Change Working Group.Read more...
Opinion: Elisa Galgut
Elisa Galgut writes in response to Judy Favish's opinion Freedom of speech needs to be contextualised.Read more...
Go out and vote
Nkosikhulule Xhawulengweni Nyembezi, a PhD candidate in the UCT law faculty, gives his reasons why everyone should vote.Read more...
An open letter to university students: your vote matters
Dean of Law Penny Andrews writes to encourage university students to vote in the elections, outlining seven key considerations for doing so.Read more...
Freedom of speech needs to be contextualised
Judy Favish, director of institutional planning at UCT, writes about her experience of the terror attack at Ataturk airport in June 2016, and argues that it is necessary for public universities to oppose the promotion of prejudice.Read more...
Academic Freedom Committee Statement
The Academic Freedom Committee has released a statement on the 2016 TB Davie Memorial Lecture.Read the statement...
Withdrawal of invitation to speaker of TB Davie Academic Freedom Lecture
Released: 17:30, 22 July 2016
DVC Professor Francis Petersen writes to the UCT community with an update on the TB Davie Lecture.Read more...
Professors should earn their status, not be "made"
Emeritus Professor Tim Crowe comments on a recent article by Dr Robert Morrell, director of the Next Generation Professoriate.Read more...
Professors are made by hard work
Dr Robert Morrell writes that open processes are to replace patronage and will help to build a representative professoriate.Read more...
Disagreement can become an act of love and reconciliation
Dean of the Faculty of Law, Penelope Andrews, writes that many people find the very idea of disagreement, and of disagreeing with another human being face to face, terrifying. They arrange their personal and professional lives to avoid disagreements of any kind.Read more...
Curriculum transformation
Emertius Professor Tim Crowe responds to Assoc Prof Suellen Shay's article that appeared in The ConversationRead more...
Decolonising the curriculum: it's time for a strategy
There is a risk that because of fatigue, frustration and silencing the important moment created by South Africa's student movements will pass by with no proper, long-term structural change.Read more...
Campus rape: Silence isn't going to cut it
UCT's Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) chairperson Associate Professor Sinegugu Duma writes about rape culture.Read more...
Distorting racism to appear progressive
Released: 10:00, 27 May 2016
Decolonise UCT Economics's statement in response to the Academic Freedom Committee's statement.Read more...
UCT: No need to fear the curriculum review
Dianna Yach says an excellent institution is one that actively contributes to social transformation and social justice.Read more...
Academic Freedom Committee statement
Released: 17 May 2016
The Academic Freedom Committee has released a statement stressing the importance of academic freedom in light of recent calls to have Dr Kenneth Hughes removed as lecturer in UCT's School of Economics.Read more...
A response to the opinion piece "The challenge of decolonisation: UCT's transformation journey"
Emeritus Prof Tim Crowe responds to Max Price and Russel Ally's essay on transformation and decolonisation.Read more...
CMD response to the AFC statement
Released: 31 March 2016
CMD responds to the statement by the Academic Freedom Committee.Read more...
Academic Freedom Committee statement
Released: 30 March 2016
The Academic Freedom Committee notes with grave concern recent instances of threats to academic freedom.Read more...
Former SRC president offers his views on the protest conversation
Former SRC president Ramabina Mahapa writes a letter to his generation in which he adds to the conversation surrounding the evolution of student protests at South African universities.Read the letter...
Statement by the UCT Alumni Advisory Board
The UCT Alumni Advisory Board supports the call for Capetonians to help house students, and speaks out against the destruction of UCT property.Read more...
CAS statement on RMF exhibition events
The position of CAS and the CAS Gallery is to support the right of all people to express their views in the rethinking of issues and challenges in higher education in South Africa.Read more...
Shackville and the Securo-state
Assoc Prof Adam Haupt talks private security and student protests on campuses around the country in a piece published in online magazine The Con.Read more...
Faculty of Law: Statement on the Constitution and lawful protest
Staff in the Faculty of Law Faculty issued a statement condemning the violence that took place during recent protest action and voicing their confidence in the leadership team.Read the statement...
A mother's plea to protesting students
Writing as a mother, Professor Nonhlanhla Khumalo tells protestors that while many support their concerns, some of their protest methods can be interpreted as dehumanising.Read more...
AU Executive response to student protests on 16 February 2016
UCT Academics Union Executive writes of their dismay about recent acts of vandalism and the destruction of property by student protestors, calling the behaviour unjustifiable and unacceptable. They affirm their support of the right to protest, but believe that this right must be exercised while respecting the rights of others.Read more...
On the destruction of art and the loss of collective histories
Assoc Prof Fritha Langerman, director of the Michaelis School of Fine Art, condemns the destruction of artworks and the threat to university collections, calling the loss of five works by Keresemose Richard Baholo, the first black student to receive a master's degree in fine art at UCT, "particularly tragic".Read more...


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West Malvern Road, Malvern
- Property type: House - Semi-Detached
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- Four bedrooms
- Unfurnished
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- Outstanding views
- Off road parking & storage garages
- Available 8th May
- EPC Rating: E
A beautifully presented unfurnished semi detached character property in the sought after location of West Malvern. The accommodation comprises; kitchen with electric oven & gas hob, dishwasher & storage/pantry, utility area with plumbing & space for washing machine & space for tumble dryer, downstairs cloakroom, dining room with log burner, lounge with multi fuel burner, four double bedrooms , family bathroom with shower over bath. Gas fired central heating. Further benefits include fantastic views across rural Herefordshire, front & side gardens, two storage garages & one off road parking space. EPC E. Available from 8th May.
TERM: Six months minimum. A longer term may be available by negotiation.
FURNISHINGS: The property is offered to let unfurnished
TO HOLD THE PROPERTY: 25% of the first months rent along with a reference fee of £222.00 (inclusive of VAT) if letting to one applicant; £240.00 ( inclusive of VAT) for 2 applicants increasing by £18.00 ( inclusive of VAT) for each applicant thereafter, which includes administration costs, credit searches and reference charges. NB. The 25% of the first months rent is deducted from your initial invoice. If a guarantor is required a reference fee of £36( inclusive of VAT) will be charged per guarantor.
DEPOSIT: A deposit of £1500 will be required as security against damage or arrears of rent.
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APPLICATION: Applicants will be required to complete a reference form and provide photographic ID (passport) and a current proof of address.
From the office proceed along Worcester Road and take the second left onto North Malvern Road and carry on up the hill where the road becomes West Malvern Road. Continue up this road, and the property will be found on the right hand side, down a slip road just past the Brewers Arms. For viewings park in the lay by on the opposite side of the road and walk across to the property.
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Apple Park Set Open To Employees in April 2017
Apple has announced the official name of its second spaceship campus – the Apple Park. The company's new state-of-the-art campus in Cupertino, California, will be ready for employees by the beginning of Q2 2017(April), however construction works will continue through the summer.
More than 12,000 employees including Apple CEO, Tim Cook will be moving offices over six months from the Apple Campus One Infinite Loop campus. The new campus occupies 175-acre (71 hectares) of land and was designed in collaboration with British firm Foster + Partners.
Located in the heart of the Santa Clara Valley, the main 2.8 million-square-foot main building on the Apple Park has a giant ring-shaped complex design and is clad entirely in the world's largest panels of curved glass. It will also run one of the largest on-site solar energy installations in the world.
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The campus will also include a visitors center with an Apple Store, a cafetaria, walking and running paths for employees, a 100,000-square-foot fitness center for Apple employees and secure research and development facilities.
Commenting on the new campus, Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, said:
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This is my version of a classic and ever-popular way of preparing mussels. Make sure you use a pan with a tight-fitting lid to ensure the mussels steam open successfully. And buy the freshest mussels you can from a reputable fishmonger; that way you will really taste the sea. This is a roll-up-your-sleeves kind of dish, to be eaten with your fingers and plenty of crusty bread to mop up the juices.
Heat the oil in a large heavy-based saucepan over high heat. Add the garlic, chilli, tomato, mussels and herbs, then pour in the wine. Cover the pan with a lid and shake a few times. Cook for 5-6 minutes, shaking occasionally.
Remove the lid and check to see whether the mussels have all opened – some may not have. Shake the pan vigorously and cook, covered, for another minute, then discard any mussels that still refuse to open. Season to taste (remembering that the mussels are already quite salty), then tip into a large serving bowl. Drizzle on the ouzo, scatter on the parsley and serve straight away with plenty of crusty bread.
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Nice! This is why I had my kids 16 years apart.ReplyDelete
(As if I had any control over that...)
That is why I only had 1 son! That was great!ReplyDelete
That was awesome. Thanks for the laughs, Bev.ReplyDelete
HA! Yes, parts of this look VERY familiar. Thanks for the laugh, Bev! :)ReplyDelete
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As I clean my saliva off my computer screen, I now know that the "spit take" is not an urban legend. Specifically, at :56, I learned.ReplyDelete
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Loved it! As the mother of two sons, two years apart, this is SOOO true!!! Gotta love 'em, even when you want to kill 'em!ReplyDelete
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The new Southampton manager Gordon Strachan has wasted no time settling on his line-up to face Ipswich at St Mary's in the Premiership tonight.
Strachan took his second squad session at the club's training ground at Staplewood yesterday and then – less than 24 hours after being unveiled as the Saints' new manager – spoke of the need for experience in a time of crisis.
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The call for experience could mean a recall for Dan Petrescu who was frozen out by previous manager Stuart Gray, who did not share Glenn Hoddle's enthusiasm for the player he signed from Bradford. Petrescu has not started a match this season.
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Ukaitei at Hachioji was, in a good way, much weirder than I expected. I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but a very traditional high-class venue for ladies who drive a long way to lunch was pretty much it. Well, I think I was actually the only male in the place except for the waiters so I was right on that count.
The exterior appears traditionally Japanese. However on the inside they have a kind of 70s euro-baroque-ultra-luxury-flamboyant thing happening, except there's also lots of Japanese fixtures and the wood fittings are over 200 years old! Despite the accidental extreme retro theme that reminds me of some wood-panelled-brassy-green-shag-carpet houses I visited as a child, the effect is actually quite pleasant. I found it totally fun to be amongst it.
Every group of diners has their own little room with a teppan and your personal chef. For dessert you are led upstairs to the sitting room which overlooks a wooded hill, with some crazy mosaics on the teppanyaki bar to your back.
It's worth it to take the trip just to see the interior design, let alone the food. The food is about as retro and expensive as the building. Extremely high quality but somewhat on the safe side, and their clientelle don't really look like the types to experiment. If you have a visitor from overseas or you're too bored to stay in downtown Tokyo one weekend, I'd definitely recommend you make it over there. They are a chain too, but I've yet to see if their other properties are quite so bizarre.
It's not awabi (abalone) but one of its cousin species..
Avocado and tuna tartare - always a crowd pleaser...
Eggplant with truffle sauce! Weird, but tasty...Somewhat stupidly I forgot to take a pic of the steak from the teppan...it looked like meat cut into cubes as I guess you could imagine.
A coffee trifle type thingy - was rather nice.
Petit fours - yum!
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The Michelin Guide has consistently awarded more stars to Tokyo dining establishments than any other city in the world. I created this blog as my personal Tokyo restaurant guide, but I hope you will also enjoy reading it. If you have been to any of the same places feel free to leave some comments about your own experiences.
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Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Moelleuse, Minami Azabu モワルーズ南麻布
Living fairly close-by I have, for some time, been intrigued by this little French restaurant I pass almost everyday. Suffering from a little "French fatigue" in the past year, I kind of avoided it. However recently, when in a bind to find somewhere convenient but a little bit special for dinner, I chose it almost by default.
What an excellent default it was. This tiny restaurant comprising just a few tables and a bar reminded me again of why I like dining out in Tokyo so much. I maintain that you can taste the passion of a chef in his food and this was certainly the case at Moelleuse.
My dining partner and I opted for the 10,000 yen tasting menu, but there are other less expensive options. I think it should be possible to eat pretty well there for about 5,000 yen a head. Our waiter was unfailingly friendly and attentive, and the wines paired with the course were perfect. All in all, dinner for two with paired wine came to a round 30,000 yen. When considering the quality of the food and wine, this is a steal. Try getting that type of quality in Sydney, where you can easily be charged $40 for just a mingy glass of red!
Amuse of chicken prepared "sous vide". Great taste and unique texture due to the cooking style.
Delicious home made bread and seaweed butter. Definitely adds a very unique "umami" flavour.
"Madai" carpaccio (a type of bream) with walnut oil.
Asari soup was delicious and not too salty, which is a frequent sin when making this dish.
Foie gras with sweet potato. I've never had foie gras with potato before, and this worked really well.
Pumpkin soup. My dining partner adored this!
This fish is called "kasago" and came with a delicious eggplant puree. The cheek meat was sweet and yummy.
Duck with togarashi (Japanese chill). Usually I like duck because of it's crispy yummy skin and strong flavours and sauces. This duck was relatively simple, but really just the best duck flesh I can remember eating.
The second meat dish was a luscious beef cheek.
A medley of stewed plum, passionfruit sorbet and cheesecake for dessert.
Tel: 03-3454-6010
Thursday, 1 September 2011
Editions Koji Shimomura, Roppongi
Recently, with a view to impressing an important visitor from overseas, I set myself the task of finding the quintessential modern Tokyo restaurant. This would be a place with stunning interior design, superlative service and a menu painting from a varied ethnic palate, but assembled with exquisite Japanese sensibility.
I took a punt on the well-reputed Editions Koji Shimomura in Roppongi, and my hopes were met beautifully. The setting and service are impeccable and carry with them a sense of occasion. Upon arrival we were presented with some magic expanding oshibori. In dry form they come as tablets which the waiter placed in a shot glass with some water. They extended to full length almost instantly, giving a theatrical opening to the meal.
My dining partner and I opted for the "Menu Edition", the top of the range omakase course, which is priced at 21,000 yen. This is expensive, to be sure, but the wines are very reasonably priced so it seemed to balance out and overall the meal was not staggeringly expensive.
Our evening started with an amuse of a baby beef burger. This was followed by liver mousse in a tall shot glass with a red jelly. Next was a delicious foie gras.
The most interesting dish of the evening (which I have lifted from their website) was John Dory and lobster, wrapped in noodles and deep fried
with Indian spices. The combination of tastes and textures was unexpected and evocative.
The meat of the evening was a very rare and very edible roast duck. We chased this up with a delicious selection of cheeses of the cow and goat variety.
There were two dessert courses, and each would have sufficed as a dessert on its own (and this is not a complaint!). The first was a lychee, coconut and pineapple mousse. The finale was a chocolate ice cream served not with cream or ice cream, but with olive oil.
Editions Koji Shimomura offers an exemplary modern Tokyo dining experience, and I would not hesitate to recommend it to you whether your goal be love or money.
Tel: 03-5549-4562
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