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PLATBOS (34°34'03.81"S 19°27'38.78"E) is an ancient indigenous forest situated at the foot of Africa. Described by well-known botanist and author, Professor Eugene Moll, as a "unique South African forest jewel", this is a forest that enchants and inspires all who come to visit. To crown it all Platbos has recently received official Contract Nature Reserve status from CapeNature. Bird-watching at Platbos is simply supurb. Forest associated species are the main attraction with "Western Cape specials" such as OLIVE BUSH-SHRIKE, BLUE-MANTLED CRESTED-FLYCATCHER, TAMBOURINE DOVE and BUFF-SPOTTED FLUFFTAIL being just a few of the species found regularly. To this should be added that Platbos is in close proximity to other top birding destinations of the Overstrand such as Witkrans, the Uilenkraals Estuary, Dyer Island, the Danger Point peninsula and many more. Platbos offers exclusive accommodation units set beneath the forest canopy and the forest trail is open to day visitors.
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The perfect country getaway. The four comfortable self-catering Cottages allow us to share our joy of living in the Overberg. The cottages overlook the Nuwejaars River and biodiversity-rich Agulhas Plain. Visit the Black Oystercatcher Restaurant for a fresh dining experience. We are in close proximity to top birding destinations such as the Agulhas National Park, De Hoop and De Mond Nature Reserves and many more – the best of Overberg birding.
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Set in a beautiful and tranquil kloof of the Paardeberg, Fynbos Estate is a wine farm and mountain nature reserve just an hour from Cape Town. With beautiful old buildings, lovely gardens, various walks and spectacular views, Fynbos Estate has come to be a favourite amongst local and overseas guests with a love of nature and countryside, comfortable yet simple accommodation, and fine quality food and wine. And not only does it have itself a lively population of birds, but is situated a stone's throw away from all the best-known Cape West Coast, Swartland and Cape Winelands birding routes. The Paardeberg is well known for its Black Harriers, European Bee-eaters and Verreaux's Eagles.
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Mount Ceder is found on the main route through the Cederberg Mountain range and represents a perfect weekend and holiday destination. It offers visitors a host of exciting accommodation options and a diversity of outdoor activities to choose from. Most importantly Mount Ceder is any bird-watcher's delight. The vegetation is dominated by Karoo scrub, even though agricultural lands and the rugged mountain scenery with lots of water host a great diversity of bird species – well over 100 species have been recorded. This is one of the closest regions to Cape Town where arid Karoo species may be found. Mount Ceder further serves as a perfect base from which to explore the birding delights of the Cederberg Wilderness, the Swartruggens road (with the Katbakkies picnic site) and of course the Tankwa Karoo.
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We would like to welcome you to our luxurious self-catering accommodation with B & B health supplies, married with all your "home from home" comforts of air-conditioners, log fireplaces, plunge pools, braai areas, safe off street parking, daily servicing, overlooking village of Prince Albert 350m away & adjacent to the Robert Gordon Koppie, with magnificent views of the Swartberg. Bird-watching here is simply exceptional and the Swartberg Pass is in close proximity - Karoo birding at its best. Are you dreaming of wide open vistas with spectacular views, birding, nature, peace, tranquility, sun rises, sun sets & clear starry nights? If so Julie & Richard would like to invite you to share & experience their true Karoo haven, Karoo View Cottages in the heart of the Karoo. "The Name says it all"
RHODENE FARM COTTAGES, CERES DISTRICTAddress:
Rhodene Farm, Cascade Divisional Road, Prince Alfreds Hamlet, 9kms from Ceres, Western Cape
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We offer nine luxury self-catering cottages and one farm house on a working fruit farm, 9km from Ceres, overlooking the fertile Ceres valley and situated at the foot of the magnificent Skurweberg mountains. Our cottages are fully equipped with under-floor heating and/ or fireplace for cold winters, TV with DSTV, fully equipped kitchen, braai facilities & outside verandah, bedding & towels. Birding can be done from your cottage, around the orchards, at the farm dam and in the mountain.You can also relax at your cottage or do hiking, biking, bass fishing, walking, star gazing and swimming on the farm.
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Colleen and Clive Noble welcome you to their historic country guest house. It is situated at The Crags at the foot of the Tsitsikamma Mountains 17 kms from Plettenberg Bay in the Garden Route. Redford House is very close to Keurbooms Nature Reserve in the West, Nature's Valley and the Tsitsikamma National Park in the East, Soetkraal section of the Garden Route National Park in the North, and Whiskey Creek Nature Reserve and the sea to the South, all with vast birding potential. It is set in 22 hectares of nature reserve with birding and walking trails along streams and lakes. Guided birding walks can be organised on site.
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We are situated in the historical heart of old Stellenbosch. However, if you are sitting in our garden not another building is to be seen. The guest house is within safe walking distance of many famous restaurants and the Botanical Garden is only 150 yards away. Modern luxuries in the rooms, lounges and breakfast room do however meaningfully integrate the historical with the modern. Caledon Villa serves as an ideal base from which to explore the top birding destinations of the region and further offers excellent garden birding.
GONDWANA PRIVATE GAME RESERVEAddress:
From the N2 highway take a left turn at ( R327) the Herbertsdale / Mossdustria road just before the Petroport and Engen One-Stop outside Mosselbay. NOTE Do not turn at the first Herbertsdale turn off the N2, wait until R327!! Travel on this road for 14.
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Gondwana Private Game Reserve provides an authentic African Safari Experience less than a four-hour drive from Cape Town along South Africa's scenic Garden Route. The 11,000-hectare (26,000 acre) Private Game Park offers a distinctive and luxurious malaria-free Safari Holiday destination with free-roaming Big 5 Safari Animals. The array of vegetation types allows for a variety of bird species. Gondwana also serves as an ideal base from which to explore the birding delights in the surrounding areas. The Herbertsdale road, Langvlei and Voëlvlei, the Wilderness National Park and many more offer top class birding.
BIRDSONG IN VERMONT, HERMANUSAddress:
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Birdsong, Hermanus sits nestled in a grove of Milkwood trees, overlooking the Vermont Saltpan, a very well known bird sanctuary. The four bedroom, three bathroom house is fully equipped for eight people. Birdsong is any birder's delight. There is a great diversity of waterbirds here and it is often possible to see up to thirty species from the patio. The large grove of Milkwood trees on the Birdsong property bring a different suite of birds into play. Birdsong serves as an ideal base from which to investigate many of the top birding destinations along the Cape Whale Coast.
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Colts Villa Apartments offer luxury,4 star graded self-catering apartments in Milnerton in close proximity to many of the top bird-watching destinations in Cape Town. It is situated in a secure estate on the edge of a protected "fynbos" reserve. This Tuscan Villa overlooks a thoroughbred racehorse training facility and enjoys picture-perfect views of Table Mountain from virtually every room. The indigenous garden adds further quality as it is linked to a fynbos reserve.
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Pumula Lodge is centrally situated for easy access to various birding habitats. The owners are enthusiastic birders and can help guests plan various excursions. The Lodge's garden makes for excellent birding from the comfort of a chair. Birding opportunities are outstanding and in close proximity to some of the top birding destinations along the Garden Route.


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Sam and Katy have lots of things to do and learn. There are friends to play with and places to visit. There are so many things to do each day but there is one person that they always have to trust and obey. Sam and Katy learn about God's Ten Commandments and how they need to read God's word and do what he says.


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Huge gardai manhunt ongoing as third suspect in armed post office raid may still have weapon
Gardai are continuing their search this morning for a possible third suspect in the armed Post Office raid in Kerry who may still be in the possession of a weapon.
Chief Superintendent Con Cadogan told Morning Ireland that gardai have not recovered any weapon used and can't rule out the possibility that an third suspect is still out there.
"We're not ruling out the probability of a third person being involved directly or indirectly in the raid yesterday. Therefore we're concentrating our search this morning in the Beaufort area that was protected overnight from gardai in Killarney," Superintendent Cadogan said.
Some evidence has been recovered but gardai said they are still searching for a weapon that the two gardai were confronted with.
"We're not ruling anything out at this stage. I'm appealing to local people out there to search their premises and land. We ask them to ring us immediately if they come across anything that might be of interest to the investigation."
Over 30 gardai began searching the Beaufort area in Kerry this morning, a largely mountainous area.
Superintendent Cadogan said that the use of local text alerts and public information helped the gardai arrest two of the suspects quickly.
"We got tremendous support from all the people of south Kerry yesterday. We got numerous calls in. We made full use of our local texts to get information we were looking for," he said.
The texts came in from the public and very quickly gardai received information of the vehicle that they were looking for.
"There was a change of vehicles and information was relayed out to the public again and as a result several calls were received in a very short space of time."
As a result of the texting information from the public gardai were able to track the gang as they tried to make their getaway.
Kerry Radio was also used to get information out to the public quickly.
Superintendent Cadogan said it's proof that the community, local media and gardai can work together in an investigation.
"I want to thank the people of south Kerry for that because numerous members of the public updated the gardai minute-by-minute. Everybody was very vigilant and kept a close eye out for anything strange and were very quick to call in."
Gardai are appealing for anyone with information to contact them immediately.
Two men in their 30s are being quizzed by gardaí at Killarney and Tralee Garda stations.
Two gardaí are being treated in hospital after their car was rammed repeatedly by suspected armed Post Office raiders.
It is understood two men entered Waterville Post Office in Co Kerry at around 11.30am on yesterday.
The pair, brandishing a firearm, demanded cash before fleeing with just under €5,000.
They abandoned their Ford car in Waterville before transferring to a second vehicle.
A garda text alert was sent out across South Kerry and senior officers appeared on local radio appealing for help.
Around 40 minutes after the raid two garda detectives encountered a 03 D navy blue Mazda car around 50km away.
The suspected raiders rammed the garda vehicle - injuring a male and female officer.
Three warning shots were fired by the detectives and the Mazda fled the scene.
It ultimately crashed in the Beaufort area of Killarney before it was set on fire.
The suspected offenders fled to nearby fields on foot. Officers were able to track down the suspects who were hiding on farmland.
Meanwhile, gardaí in Kilkenny are investigating a separate Post Office raid in Mullinavat. A lone male raider in his 20s entered the Post Office with what was believed to be a firearm after midday yesterday.
Three local men, Billy and Liam Walsh and Fergal Tynan, were hailed as heroes after they stopped the man.
"I just ran straight away out the door [of the Post Office] and roared at your man," Billy told RTÉ. "As soon as I roared at him, he made a run for it."
Liam added that: "I tore off after [the raider] in the van anyway. He tripped, we jumped out of the van… and caught him. Weird enough, I never saw someone so casual after robbing somewhere."
The raider was then arrested by gardaí and brought to Thomastown Garda Station where he was being questioned under S30 Offences against the State Act.
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Drought and heat tolerance tests that were developed for sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) were adapted to and evaluated in field grown wheat (Triticum aestivum L. and T. durum Desf.) during 1977/1978 and 1978/1979.
The drought tolerance test is based on the measurement of the electroconductivity of aqueous media containing leaf discs that were previously water stressed in vitro by exposure to a solution of polyethylene glycol-6,000 (PEG). The heat tolerance test is similarly based on exposure of leaf discs to heating, in vitro, to 44 C.
Drought tolerance of wheat leaves decreased with plant age. For a given plant growth stage, some variation was revealed in drought tolerance, according to leaf position. Maximal separation of wheat cultivars in drought tolerance was obtained with 40% (w/v) solution of PEG, when plants were grown under conditions of favorable moisture regime and sampled during the late jointing growth stage.
Wheat was more drought tolerant than maize, sorghum or millet, based on published data.
When plants were sampled during a period of water stress, they were more drought tolerant than well-watered plants, indicating adjustment of cell membrane stability to drought stress. Wheat cultivars varied in their ability to adjust, in this respect.
Unlike in sorghum, drought and heat tolerance were not correlated in wheat.
The inclusion of a limited number of barley (Hordeum vulgare) and triticale (X Triticosecale Wittmark) genotypes in this study indicated that the methods discussed work equally well with these crop plants.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
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Snow Patrol: Final Straw Trailer (2005)
Final Straw' is the third album from the Northern Ireland outfit Snow Patrol and their first for major label Polydor, after parting company with Scottish indie Jeepster. Mixed with the help of Garret "Jacknife" Lee, the album sees the band play their unique brand of quirky guitar driven indie pop, led by frontman, Gary Lightbody's distinctive voice. The singles 'Spitting Games' and 'Run' are also included.
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Adjust your clocks. Pencil in a sick day. Do whatever you need to do, because Video gaming's biggest event of the year, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, is just around the corner.
The rumor mill is currently abound with whispers of new consoles, both Sony and Microsoft seemingly primed to unveil shiny new hardware. Nintendo will not be holding a press conference, but they will be streaming all week.
And thanks to the wonders of the modern internet there's no reason why you ever need to leave your chair during these three glorious days -- you can catch all the announcements right here. So take note of the times below and make sure you're tuning in to all the important press conferences!
E3 2016 Press Conference Schedule
EA: June 12, 1PM PST / 4PM EST / 9PM BST
Bethesda: June 12, 7PM PST / 10PM EST / June 13, 3AM BST
Microsoft: June 13, 9:30AM PST / 12:30PM EST / 5:30PM BST
PC Gaming Show: June 13, 12PM PST / 3PM EST / 8PM BST
Ubisoft: June 13, 1PM PST / 4PM EST / 9PM BST
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Prague's gorgeous architecture is radiant in the soft light of autumn, and its streets return to a gentler pace. Hotel prices and air fares fall, too. Read the full guide: http://tgr.ph/RLkxR0
1. Hotel U Zlaté Studně
The Telegraph: Special treat: The U Zlaté Studne sits in the shadow of Prague Castle with a historic maze of wood-panelled rooms. Its seafood restaurant is alone almost worth a trip to Prague. Rooms from £172.
2. Domus Balthasar
The Telegraph: Mid-range: The Domus Balthasar blends historic and modern styles and has a handy central location. A former townhouse with interiors organised around an enchanting spiral stairwell. Rooms from £113.
3. Dlouhá
The Telegraph: Head straight for Prague's most bohemian area, Old Town's Dlouhá street, where cocktail bars and hippie coffee houses vie for space with antique shops and the classic Czech pub grub establishments.
4. Charles Bridge
The Telegraph: Cross the unmistakable Charles Bridge (built in 1357) under the gaze of the Baroque saints lining its walls once the crowds have thinned out. Read our full guide: http://tgr.ph/RLkxR0
5. Malá Strana
The Telegraph: Make for the idyllic Malá Strana district – full of street markets and galleries around the cobbled square on U Lu˘zického Semináre to explore by day. Read our full guide: http://tgr.ph/RLkxR0
6. Old Town Square
The Telegraph: A must here with its mix of Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic façades. Take in the surreal 15th-century Astronomical Clock on one side and Saloun's grimacing Protestant martyr in bronze on the other.
7. The Globe
The Telegraph: Head to the 19th-century National Theatre to sense how dearly Czechs love the stage then drift south to The Globe Bookstore and Coffeehouse at P˘strossova, still the literary heart of the expat scene.
8. Museum Kampa
The Telegraph: Stroll the Vltava river embankment and cross to Kampa Island and the grand art collection of Franti˘sek Kupka & Otto Gutfreund at Museum Kampa (entry £3). About £8 for gnocchi and wine at the café.
9. Prague Castle
The Telegraph: Ride the 22 tram up to Prague Castle (entry £5) for an afternoon exploring the seat of the P˘remyslid dynasty, the millennium-old St Vitus' Cathedral, and the Romanesque St George's Basilica.
10. Cowboys
The Telegraph: Take a break at Cowboys, a tribute to the Czech love of westerns. Grab a spot on the vast terrace where you will find sweeping views of the city (cowboys.cz). Allow about £24 for dinner and a beer.
11. Kostel sv. Jiljí | Church of St. Gilles
The Telegraph: Finish an evening in this city of music at a recital at a Baroque church back in the Old Town. St Giles's puts on nightly chamber pieces at 8pm (Husova 8; 0042 224 220 235). ttp://tgr.ph/RLkxR0
12. Café Kafka
The Telegraph: Take coffee and strudel at the Franz Kafka Cafe, before a tour of the collection at the Jewish Museum, made up of the looted property of families who lived here before the Second World War.
13. National Technical Museum
The Telegraph: Cross the ornate ˘Cech˚uv bridge to Letná Park for a reviving walk to the spot where a 30-metre-tall Stalin once glowered over the city. A child-friendly option in the National Technical Museum.
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
.... in this group of photos you can see one of myself and Solomon, my translator, and myself doing a session called LIVING WITH AIDS, one with Prabhakar from APSACS - Andrah Pradesh State AIDS Control Society along with some other attendees, another session and then Lunch with some of the group -- and closing out with the final session "The Seat of Mercy" where I share a biblical perspective and responsiblity for Christian Leaders. We ended with a time of prayer and repentance for not fulling walking in love in response to the HIV/AIDS community and then rededicated our time and resources to this end!
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New Water Coming to Millet
Posted on Friday February 17, 2017 at 10:17AM
The Capital Region Southwest Water Services Commission (CRSWSC) are working at bringing the waterline to Millet. A few bumps along the way have delayed the original date of commission, but we hope to see the change happening soon! Anyone with question in regards to the waterline can contact CRSWSC directly at 780-980-7107.
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Famous YouTube Chef Shares His Method of Chopping an Onion Without Tears
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A YouTube chef by the name of Jack Scalfani decided to educate the public about the proper way and the manner in which professionals cut this tear-inducing vegetable, but without any tears!
1. Cooking With Jack Show by Jack Scalfani
The YouTuber made sure that he shows all of us, in a few simple steps, how to prevent teary eyes while cutting the onions. Sounds great, doesn't it?


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NOTE: The following column was written and titled two days prior to the recent tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut. While I believe the content is that much more relevant, the events in Newtown are so horrific that I apologize if the following piece appears blithe by comparison.
Quick question- is the following a news headline or a statement so ubiquitous it might well be classified as cliche?
"Masked gunman opens fire in crowded public place, killing several before taking his own life"
The answer, of course, is that this line not only describes the latest mass shooting event – this one in a Portland mall packed with Christmas shoppers (Trib 12/12) – but it also parallels the description of numerous other incidents since the Columbine shooting in 1999.
Mass shooting events have exploded in number since that fateful event, and to that list we can add disparate locales such as Fort Worth, Washington D.C., Chicago, Birchwood and Brookfield, Nickel Mines, Blacksburg, Omaha, Dekalb and Covina. In our own state, we can add Carnation and Alder, even Tacoma, to the list. And on it goes.
In fact, it would take little alteration to the above statement for it to encompass the parameters of virtually all of these events. For example, we could substitute a school, movie theater or apartment complex for "crowded public place"; we could specify a number in lieu of "several"; and we could alter the fate of the shooter from "taking his own life" to "before surrendering to police" or being shot by police."
The fact that such subtle changes can cover the spread on what has become an increasingly deadly and growing form of domestic terrorism should get everyone's attention. Mass shootings may not represent a high percentage of our nation's annual homicides, but the psychological effects are disproportionately great. One simply can't ignore the seemingly endless accounts of disaffected loners or deranged individuals who somehow access high-powered weapons with the intent of- what? Is blood the only ink our national conscience is capable of reading anymore?
Enough rhetorical questions. What we need are a few reasonable solutions.
The law enforcement community has embraced "Active Shooter," a scenario-based training model that blends ideology and tactics for first responders with community outreach to potential target locations, such as shopping malls and schools.
The model could be extended even further. As a public safety education, the customers, students and passersby caught up in a sudden panic should at least have some clue. Like airline safety briefings, being aware of the best escape routes and what to do in the first moments of a potential shooting incident may not contain the problem, but it may slow the spiral into utter chaos. It would mean acknowledging that we have become dangerously apathetic to a growing threat.
The problem with these solutions is that they treat the symptom rather than the disease. Somehow, we must find a way to intervene before a antisocial individual morphs into an unstable and well-armed gunman bent on becoming the next pseudo-celebrity killer.
Since one-issue voters and gun rights advocates have put the firearms issue off the table, I see only one solution. We must deny future gunmen the one thing that their ruined and estranged lives failed to provide. The spotlight.
Even disaffected, violent loners watch the news, read the paper and keep abreast of the Twitterverse. When the media saturates the connected world with glory shots (photos of a black-clad, gun-toting photo (taken by the gunman himself before the shooting), it is all but an invitation for the next loser, hungry for similar fame, to arm himself and find a suitable killing ground.
When we take into account the grisly chronology of mass shootings, it's hard to escape the fact that, in the eyes of these killers, we are merely sheep for the slaughter. The question is, should we sharpen their knives as well?


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Friday, February 16, 2007
In The Mail
Having Lola to create for was so great. I think that I might have gone a little bit over in the frilly factor but, hey, a girl can never have too many ribbons or fluffy/froofy things! Right?! :) Here is a special princess skirt and magical fairy wand for a special princess girl.
I also got to test out this pattern for baby fruit and veggie rattles from Jimmy Beans Wool that I have been dying to try. It was very simple and soooo cute! I think that Myles wants a set for himself as he could not keep his hands off of the eggplant!
I also tried my first project with felting! I was nervous about how it would turn out but it was a lot easier then I thought that it would be! All of this time I have been putting it off . . . for what! I think that I have found my new favorite knitting technique! I made the felted piece into a little zipper pouch for Shannon. I hope that she likes it!
And finally . . . my crowning achievement!!!! LOL! This little inspiration came to me the night before I was ready to ship the package out. I LOVE sock monkeys and I thought, "hey, doesn't everyone need a sock monkey coin purse!?" I am sure that Lola will find some special treasures to keep in here!
Asher was very helpful in contributing to Lola's stash. He worked carefully to produce some fine drawings for her "decorating" pleasure! We finally got everything packaged and ready to go. Right now the box is probably flying somewhere over the ocean on its way to Australia!
In the meantime, we have been eagerly waiting the arrival of our care package. Shannon was much quicker at getting her stuff finished! I must admit that I took a peek at the stuff on her blog but I didn't want to spoil all of the surprise! I will just have to be patient! :)
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- Lei said...
I am drooling... the skirt and oh, the fruit. THE FRUIT!
- shannon said...
ahhhhhh too good!! The box got deliveredthis morning and is waiting patiently for Lola and i to open in a few hours!! It all looks so good!!
God I hope you like mine....
- Evey said...
Just stopping in to say hey! Hope things are good:)
- Miranda said...
Wow you are super duper crafty! I am impressed. :)
- Sandy said...
THAT IS JUST TOO CUTE. seriously. You are so talented. Love the girly stuff and so original rattles, the MONKEY, oh the monkey purse! I'd have had a hard time parting with such killer stuff!
- Tee said...
OMG!!! These are so cute! You're so creative and where in the world do you find the time? ... You could sell some of this stuff! You should start an ETSY.com shop!!
The skirt is precious! ROFL. Someone was excited to make something for a girl, huh?
I'm dying over the fruit and the coin purse. Could they be any freaking cuter? You've outdone yourself Zoe! You should feel super proud. Really great work!
- Taylor said...
OH MY GOODNESS! The veggie rattles are SO stinkin' cute. You should start up a site and sell them. I would totally but them and the fairy skirt for that matter.
May I ask how on Earth you have time to create these wonderful projects? I can't even keep my house clean and I only have 2 kids!


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After our recent near crisis of losing our heating and hot water when the boiler failed a few weeks ago, I've been a lot more mindful of not taking heat and hot water for granted as the weather starts to get colder. I'm also a lot more aware of how much our monthly direct debit for the heating bills is as the Winter months approach us. We have a Smart Meter which means that we pay for what we use, and whilst this is a great bonus for not having to pay estimated bills, it does mean that from November onwards, I usually cringe a little more when opening the email with the monthly figure that is to be debited from our account.
Whilst I don't want to have to get creative on a daily basis to stay warm without heating, I have realised that we can make some tweaks to compromise on the heating bills but staying warm at the same time. Instead of sitting around in just a t-shirt, I am often found with thick pyjamas and a fluffy blanket through the Winter months. When Hubby mentions it's cold and goes to twist the thermostat up slightly, I tell him to get a blanket for himself now. Why else is our airing cupboard full of them?
A few years ago when we redecorated the kitchen we turned the radiator off as it's hidden and we decided it was wasted energy by heating something where the heat couldn't escape into the room. Instead now when I have finished cooking, I will leave the oven door open so the heat escapes into the room. Our kitchen is very small and it's amazing how quickly it warms up from the left over energy from the oven.
As a family we gravitate to the lounge and that is where we seem to stay. At the moment our dining room is being used as a storage facility for my Mum's belongings so our dining table is also in the lounge. As we spend most of our time in this room, this is the room that is warmest. We keep the door shut to keep the heat in and it makes so much difference. Upstairs we make sure all the bedroom doors are left open so the heat that is rising from the hall won't get trapped with nowhere to go on the landing.
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I try not to drink too much coffee in a day and can often be found using my flask to keep the caffeine consumption low. A nice hot chocolate after school for Miss A is a great way to keep her insides warm when she comes in out of the cold. Warm drinks are so much nicer in the Winter and they really help to warm you up at the same time.
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Armin for sure, Dash Berlin, Markus Schulz, and of course Above and Beyond and Gabriel and Dresden.
amon tobin , birdy nam nam , Mr oizo. but need to discover some new one . thanks for the list
I recommend going to see DJ Wordy. He's ranked as one of the best DJ's in China and he playing in Beijing all the time... :-)
Thank u I listen almost everything of ur list... I liked it... I guess u know the tresor club in berlin? What do u think about?
About beijing if u like minimal, acupuncture djs are cool and good!!! I like " t nem" too
In, dubstep i know they are several peoples in beijing but i forgot who? Is there anybody to refresh my memory?
Jay Pace is one of my faves, but a bit too minimal for some.
I also hear Donkey Tonk and Mickey Zhang are pretty good...
i listened "lights" from "The robot-koch". Sounds good. A kind of mix between minimal and dubstep wooble bass?
you guys line up pretty some trance DJs i see, like armin, PVD, ferry corsten,A&Beyond..
Afrojack is cool, heard few tracks, nice synth and beats. Deadmau5 is also nice, but i always wondering aint it hot there in the mouse hood?!!!
@F.M.B nur mit 白酒 und 憧憬 kriegt man keinen anstaendigen 锐舞
not sure exactly what this German sentence mean, but regarding 锐舞...cant say BJ have any raves...maximum just Parties...i so miss those psy trance raves in UK ... or some decent minimal ones. btw, since u are from Berlin, i have to pay my respect to Berghain and Bar 25
as for my fav DJ, Gaiser, Magda, Umek, Paul Ritch, these are the famous ones, less famous ones, Format B, Minicoolboyz, Autistic, Pan Pot as for psy trance...there are too many, Astral Projections are pretty cool. and for Dubstep, Rob Sparx is awesome
erm, i never said a good rave means 5000 teenager in neon clothes etc, and neither have i ever been to any party like that. old factory can be cool, or old bunker maybe even cooler, monotone big room techno? u mean 4-4 beat techno? you find me a techno which
is not 4-4 beat. not sure about
monotone regardless your age or my age, i also like small venues, actually the size of venue doesnt matter, as long as the crowd is nice, music is decent. im not sure about different type of music, if i go party,
i go for specific type of music. i dont really expect the DJ gonna play some different genre except the ones they advertise for. say, if im going to a psy trance rave i dont expect the DJ to play dubstep or minimal, it will just kill the atmosphere. however,
if i go for a
multi-genre night or something, yeah, id like the DJ play different type. everyone likes surprises, i would like DJ play some new producers track instead of the famous ones, thats how i call a surprise.
iv been to Berghain in different times, yes there are tourists, there are also tourists go for the thrill, but there are tourists go for the music. whats wrong with the tourists anyway, a good party means diversity, you have tourists you have locals , we mix together and make a great time. thats the point. whats wrong with check out the mythical place? people are curious by nature, and they might as well fell in love with great music too. Bar 25 was cool, Tresor iv never been, Watergate i dont really like. but after all, this kind of club parties for me are not as good as outdoor events, or those in abandoned places. i dont think i try to glorify any of these places, im just comparing, and yes, i do bash on BJ nightlife and i will bash it until i find some decent music and decent people to party with. however i do recognize local promoters are making a great change, like those parties in Haze, siif,school etc. im not denying them and actually im happy that more people trying to let the electronic culture in china now.
International acts? well, im not a big fan of big names, sven vath was cool in the old days, i think he is rather over drugged in the recent years and just relying on his Cocoon label...Calvin Harris?well, quite commercial , actually Pendulum is cool, although again the big hits , but i like them.
yes iv been to Haze, i know that place is a uber hot spot these days. except the posh decor i quite like it. if there is any party which is not house music, i will be more than happy to go :D
@Kyle, yeah infected mushroom!!! im craving for some Goa/Psy tracks these days..... actually i heard in thailand thare r plenty jungle raves..... not the commerical Full Moon Parties i mean.
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Lego to replace chief executive with younger model
Lego is replacing its British chief executive Bali Padda, just eight months after appointing him.
The Danish toymaker said on Thursday that the 61-year-old will be sidelined to make way for Niels Christiansen, 51, who is currently boss of industrial tech firm Danfoss.
Mr Padda, who was only appointed in December as part of a wide-ranging management shake-up, will retain a role at the firm as a special adviser.
Mr Christiansen will take up the role on October 1.
Lego chairman Jorgen Vig Knudstorp said the transition to a new chief executive occurred "more rapidly than the board had anticipated".
He added: "Niels is a great leader who delivered outstanding results while CEO of Danfoss.
"His experience in digitalisation and globalisation, implementing a transformative strategy, and creating an agile, high-performing, international team will benefit the Lego Group."
Mr Christiansen began his career at management consultancy McKinsey and became chief executive of GN Netcom when just 33. He joined Danfoss in 2004 and became top dog in 2008.
During his tenure, the company doubled in value to 39 billion Danish krone (£4.74 billion).
He said: "I have loved building with Lego bricks since I was a child.
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Saturday's (15/08/2015) first AFL 2015 Round 20 match is between Essendon Bombers and Adelaide Crows. The opening bounce is set to commence at 13:45 local time with the game to be played at Etihad Stadium. The away team Adelaide Crows are the favourites for the match. View our preview and teams for the game between Essendon Bombers and Adelaide Crows.
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When: 13:45 | Saturday 15/08/2015
Where: Etihad Stadium
Tip: Adelaide Crows at $1.26
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B: M.Baguley, T.Pears, A.Steinberg
HB: B.Goddard, J.Carlisle, M.Gleeson
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Foll: J.Giles, D.Zaharakis, H.Hocking
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Emer: P.Ambrose, E.Kavanagh, N.O'Brien
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C: R.Laird, R.Sloane, R.Atkins
HF: C.Cameron, T.Lynch, E.Betts
F: J.Jenkins, T.Walker, R.Knight
Foll: S.Jacobs, P.Dangerfield, S.Thompson
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Another week from hell has ended with an unhappy AFL milestone for Essendon, who lost to GWS for the first time.
The Giants' 32-point home win on Sunday came a day after former coach Mark Thompson said Essendon are "drowning" because of the ongoing supplements scandal.
The team's impressive on-field resilience through the last two seasons is gone, with Essendon losing nine of their last 10 games.
And Thompson's comments about Essendon clearly rocked the club.
"I think everyone was a bit flabbergasted by that, the players were genuinely flabbergasted by those comments," coach James Hird told 3AW after Sunday's loss.
"I'm not going to get into a slanging match with Mark Thompson.
"Mark has been an Essendon premiership player, a terrific person at Essendon.
"He's done some good things here, but that's not in anyone's best interests I don't think."
Thompson was Essendon interim coach last year as Hird served a 12-month AFL suspension.
His comments came a few days after another media leak about their anti-doping saga.
WADA is said to have new evidence for its appeal against 34 current and past Essendon players.
Essendon started well on Sunday, but GWS kicked 11 goals to four in the second half for the 14.9 (93) to 8.13 (61) win.
It kept the Giants in 10th place, only half a game and percentage outside the top eight.
Also on Sunday, North Melbourne kicked clear in the last term to beat Melbourne by 35 points in a pulsating MCG clash.
The 19.13 (127) to 14.8 (92) win means North improved by one place to sixth, just ahead of Richmond on percentage.
After two upset losses, top side Fremantle were ruthless against St Kilda at Etihad Stadium.
By three-quarter time the Saints only had three goals and the Dockers posted a regulation 15.6 (96) to 8.11 (59) win.
As the jockeying for finals spots intensifies, the Western Bulldogs were the big winners as Richmond and Sydney faltered.
The Bulldogs belted Port Adelaide by 64 points, ending their finals hopes and taking fourth spot from the Swans.
Geelong respectfully welcomed back Swans star Adam Goodes, but otherwise were ruthless hosts on Saturday night with a 32-point win that kept them in eighth spot.
The Dockers are on the way to the minor premiership – West Coast's 14-point home loss to Hawthorn gives Fremantle a two-and-a-half game buffer.
It also means the third-placed Hawks are only half a game behind the Eagles, who have the Western Derby next weekend.
Adelaide opened round 19 with an outstanding 36-point home win over the Tigers.
The Crows are ninth, just behind the Cats on percentage, while Richmond lost touch with the top four.
Collingwood snapped their six-game losing streak with an ugly three-goal win over Carlton and remain in the finals hunt.
The Magpies are 11th with four rounds left, six points behind the Cats.
Gold Coast posted their third win of the season, beating bottom side Brisbane by 14 points.
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When Alexia asked me to be a guest on her show, #CreativeLife, my initial reaction was, Yes, of course! Anything to help a friend. I had no idea that I was the friend being helped!
Being interviewed by Alexia was a much needed boost. A boost in the pants to get going and further pursue my own creative life. An ego boost that helped motivate me to keep doing what I have been doing. It is such an honor to be interviewed!
Thanks to Alexia I learned more about a program that she has been using for live stream – Sqeeqee.com
We also talked about the benefits of crowdfunding and using Patreon.
Alexia asked me about my journey and my background as well as what I do and want to do in the future. She is a great interviewer!
I learned more about Alexia and her background, too! I am impressed at how many stokes she has in the fire. She is an accomplished actress, director, and entrepreneur. She will surely be a featured guest on Tinsel Town in the Fall.
We had so much fun in the interview, but especially doing the promos for it on Snapchat, Facebook, and Periscope!
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An International Business Coach, speaker, author & serial entrepreneur that has built and sold four companies, Vicki's expertise is in the Direct Sales Industry and is in the Top 10 for Sales & Recruiting Internationally.
Vicki is the author of several books including 7 Ways to Close More Sales with Confidence and a new one on the way called Evict the Bully in Your Head.
Vicki records two podcasts which are broadcast live on Blab every week. On Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Pacific it is, He Said, Red Said. On Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. Pacific she does, Vicki Fitch Live: A Fresh Perspective. On the first Wednesday of each month, Vicki's topic is from the "Evict The Bully in Your Head" series. For that episode, Vicki's guests are examples of people who have dealt with pain, drama, trauma and have come out ahead, not giving in to the "Bully."
One of her current passions is her new course. The Rock Star Guide to Gettin' It Done, which should be available any day! She loves helping people to get more done in less time by group tasking.
When she isn't busy selling, training, blabbing, writing, and she has gotten it all done, this rock star loves to collect giraffes from all over the world, she is an avid scrapbooker and loves being active. (I am not surprised about the active part! I am tired just writing this.)
We'll talk about some of Vicki's favorite topics when she is on the show, such as Time Management, Organization, and Building a Business. I can't wait to find out more about her and how she found her way to being a social media and livestream star!
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Jenny likes to hike, walk & bike along the river where she lives on the Boise Greenbelt. She loves to dance, sing karaoke, read, connect with people, and hang out with her family. She says, "I like to not cook." (Something I can relate to for sure!)
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Mason Pettit, Matthew Arkin, Devin Ratray, Keong Sim, Mike Britt, Jeremy Redleaf, Madison Arnold, Susan Louise O'Connor, Kerry O'Malley, Lee Moore, Sarah Roberson, Alex Cranmer, Chuck Montgomery, William Bogert, James Abrams and Roy Aiolan.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Jonah Tulis.
The original audio of The Flying Scissors has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2009.
Screenplay written by Jonah Tulis and Blake J. Harris.
Mike Washlesky.
Pegah Easton, Dave McGrath, Jonathan Weiner, Mitchell Shankman, Jonah Tulis and Blake J. Harris.
This film was produced and / or financed by Flying Penguin Pictures.
Composed by Michael Morgan.
Gravitas Ventures and Dinosaur.
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Rightwing coalition negotiators in the Netherlands have resumed their talks in what observers say will be a decisive week. According to unnamed sources in The Hague, free-market liberal VVD, Christian Democrat CDA and anti-immigration Freedom Party are close to agreement.
They are working towards a minority government of VVD and CDA, which with support of Freedom Party MPs will have a slender one-seat majority in the Lower House. Geert Wilders' Freedom Party will remain outside the cabinet. The government programme is expected to be announced on Tuesday or Wednesday at the earliest, and is likely to be dominated by sharp financial cuts, needed to re-balance the national budget after the economic crisis.
The government's Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis CPB has calculated the effects of the measures proposed by the rightwing threesome, and the smiles on the faces of Christian Democrat leader Maxime Verhagen and VVD leader Mark Rutte led to speculations that their proposals got the thumbs-up from the CPB. The bureau's judgements have not been made public.
Some economic bones of contention are still on the negotiating table. Parties will have to find common ground on raising the retirement age, reducing the duration of unemployment benefits and simplifying the system of grants and benefits. It is thought unlikely, however, that these points will derail the coalition talks.
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I don't know why this video just pissed me off…….
If you can't afford to buy yourself food or tip appropriately, stay your ass at home.
If you can't afford to leave a tip you can't afford to go out to eat...
What angers me is when people invite me to dinner knowing I'm not rolling in money, then choose one of the most expensive places in town.
Yes, I want to hang out and get dinner, but not at the most expensive place in town. Why do people do that? Just to show off? :(
Cheap? BROKE is more like it.
I don't like cheap people. But I think there s a difference beetween someone who DOESN'T want to pay and someone who CAN'T pay.
If you can't pay , don t be shy , say it to your friends. Just say :" Ah , sorry I pass I have to save my money for something else." (: Your friends (if they are good one) will understand! That's it!
If you just DON'T want to pay and wish that everbody else is going to pay for you , uh sorry , you're cheap.
You forgot the people who go "I'm only here because there was a deal on groupon" or "I have a coupon for a free appetizer"
That pizza looks good tho.
What a horrible quality to have
Taking the tip from the waiter? What an asshole
I can't afford to eat out everyday. Help me I'm poor. I think it's JUST AS BAD as the friend who's fucking rich keeps inviting the broke friend out to eat at the 4 star restaurant every couple of days. Fker u know my situation, why shove it in my face. Literally. Don't touch my fking bread. More water.
As a server, we need less people like this.
Kanye when he has to pay for others.
Cheap Friend "Remember that time in 7th grade my mom took you home?"
Me: "yeah I think!"
Cheap Friend: "Well you never gave her gas money then but, it's cool you can spot me now! "
Me: "Bitch! You got a better chance of walking out on this meal!"
I don't understand how there are people here validating this. It's not okay to mooch off people. And afford to eat out, then don't. End of story. I don't care about everybody's life story backgrounds and trials and tribulations. When you have the means then go out if you don't cook at home.why should somebody else who has more money have to spot you? Just because someone else is well-off doesn't mean they have to help you out. And people are implying that rich people don't know what it's like to work hard which is really annoying. As if rich people never struggled before. People need to stop playing the whole, oh woe is me game. Stop assuming that because someone is Rich that they've had everything handed to them. The people that are mooching are the ones having things handed to them. Unless you have made some kind of prearrangement that your friends are going to pay for you all the time, then it is definitely not okay. is no validation to this so stop trying to make one
Yeah, that's the friend that wouldn't get invited to anything anymore. Sorry, but that is triflin'. Talking about he's not getting anything but eats off of everybody and tries to find ways to avoid pitching in. Nope, that person gets cut off. End of story.
Lmao people think just because you're cheap you're broke. IM TRYNA STAY RICH BITCH
Idk about you guys, but I'm not the cheap friend, I'm the "can't seem to get employed BROKE friend".
I'm a cheap person, i look for deals, i look for sale off days, i wait for seasons, i compare prices, but when it comes to hanging out with some buddies, i always gotta be fair! Being a cheap person doesn't necessarily means a bad thing!
He looks more like an inconsiderate cheap friend who complains a lot. just stay home
So annoying! I can't stand "friends" like that ughhh
Bullshit cheap ass ppl. Can't afford to pay or tip dont go out
Or the guy that always wants you to buy the "first round" and "they'll get the next one" but never do haha
All the ppl complaining about how much waiters get paid..... maybe u should find another job that pays you well.
*Broke friend. This is why I seldom go to restaurants other than fast food with certain friends.
If you're too broke to tip, then you're too broke to go out!
When it is about food, you can't be cheap!
Nothing wrong with being cheap. I save so much money
Fuck you bitch. Just because I don't want to spend $32 on food ? You can give me back your presents then if you're gonna call me cheap. Daniel Novak
What an asshole
If you're on a tight budget then you have no business going out to eat. Going out with cheap people is super embarrassing ! My friend brought her cheap friend along for dinner to a sushi place and he ordered one California roll with water .... Needless to say he contributed to eating our appetizers without sharing the tab... And he didn't tip. We have never hung out with him since.
This is me. I have no shame.
He is obviously broke and stated that many times in the video. If he were my friend I would give the guy pizza, free of charge. I feed the homeless so I'll feed my broke friend.
If i had a dollar for every time this happened... That would be the tip for the server... Meaning im usualy the only one that leaves tips and have to tell my friends to give me money to tip the waiter/ress seriously pisses me off sometimes especialy when they are good lol
And nobody wants that kinda friend like they show in the video. That's annoying and embarrassing
If you can't figure out which one of your friends is the cheap one, it's probably you.
I know I am cheap without noticing it haha, habit I guess. BUT, I always tip, and I NEVER take it back, that's too cheap even for me.
There's always the dollar menu at a fast food restaurant for all the cheap people... or you can eat at home.
I hate people like that and there's always one!!!
That's the friend that needs to stay at home
When your server brings the check, you all push it around like the ouija board
Don't go out to eat if you can't afford it. Simple.
So rude not to tip 👎
It made me cringe watching this... I rather go where somewhere they can afford, but I think in this vid he's just being a cheapo...
"might as well just take both"
It is infuriating when people do this. Holy fuck just get away from me and my table.
That pizza looks amazing! Buzzfeed employees are so lucky to have good food and fun everyday lol
Okayokayokay I'm just gonna put this out there that it isn't cute or funny or something to be proud of being cheap like this. I've worked in the restaurant industry since I was 15 and a really good majority of what I make comes from tips. There is nothing more frustrating than giving good service and getting shitty (or no) tips. Not to mention the tips don't go just to the servers; we have to tip out the bartender, bussers, and hostess. Eating out is a luxury and there is no reason for anyone to go out to eat when they can't afford it. It's better to just stay home and make food for yourself. And even though I'm a college student surviving solely on tips and scholarships, I always tip my servers 20% cause even if it dents my wallet, it was my decision to eat out. Not mad at anyone, I just want to give some perspective of what it's like to be on the other side of this situation!
If I ever have a friend like that please send him along with me to hell.
If you are inviting your friend out to a place you know they can't afford then you need to be willing to pay for their meal. Just let them know not to order the most expensive shit they can find. As for tips I firmly believe good service gets you a good tip regardless of how much money I actually spent on food. You give me shitty service you don't get a tip. That's the whole point.
I got really pissed off when he took money out of the servers book. Rude as fuck.


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Just a quick article to introduce myself.
One of my hobby is panoramic photography and I actually have a web site dedicated to that particular style of photography:
I love the ability to navigate in "3D" in a full sphere panoramic picture. This technology has made a lot of progress in the last few years with better stitching software and the Flash applet allowing to view the panoramas full screen.
It is actually interesting to note that my 2 best selling pictures on Dreamstime are of panoramic pictures:
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Mischief earns over 2.5 million dollars for Make-A-Wish
You'd have to have a heart of pure granite to not find this at least somewhat heartwarming. Once again, Blizzard has raised 2.5 million dollars for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. This time, they did it with the help of a little fel kitty named Mischief, the battle pet. The proceeds from both the in-game battle pet and the plushie doll of this malevolent but adorable feline went to the charity, and as a result of your generosity (or your desire to own said battle pet or plushy or both), kids will get to do things they'd only thought they could wish for. That's pretty cool.
It's kind of strange to realize a fel corrupted cat that only exists in a video game is responsible for sick kids getting their wishes granted in the real world, but such is life. I'm already wondering what next year's Make-A-Wish pet will be.
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Good day,
I have the following scenario. Dock inteface consists of many RadPanes. Each RadPane can be a part of some RadPaneGroup. Then for each RadPane I want to know if it is visible to user. Not to confuse with IsHidden property. E.g.: in my case, RadPane is invisible when it is not SelectedItem in RadPaneGroup (though IsHidden is false).
Is there any way to track visibility state of RadPane?
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Thank you for contacting Telerik Support.
You can track selected items in RadPaneGroup (in your case - visibility) by IsSelected property of each RadPane in this RadPaneGroup. IsSelected property for a RadPane returns true if this RadPane is selected and false if it is not.
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David Miles (born 1954) is a British continuity announcer and newsreader on BBC Radio 4.[1]
David Miles joined the BBC in 1975 as a studio manager. Initially working at Bush House, he then transferred to Broadcasting House. Between 1984 and 1987, and again between 1988 and 12th June 1995,[2] he worked as a BBC Television announcer. In the summer of 1995 he became an announcer on Channel 4, but he later rejoined Radio 4. He has also announced for the UK version of the History Channel.
He enjoys fell walking in the Lake District and sailing.
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While Rooney Mara is all gothic punk and tough chick in leather (thanks to her Girl with the Dragon Tattoo stint), her sister, Kate Mara, is quite the opposite — sweet, feminine, and rather bewitching.
Kate was, in fact, spotted looking stunning in chartreuse and black while attending the premiere of Deadfall in New York late last week. Her outfit, a gorgeous mix of lace and chiffon by Jason Wu, was spot-on, and the accessories she appointed were perfect — a clutch by Jason Wu and a pair of sexy T-strap sandals by Brian Atwood that were definitely hard to ignore. Smoky eyes finished the ensemble, and you could say she had never looked better.
Kate Mara at the screening of Deadfall in New York City on November 29, 2012
What do you think? Quite the beauty, yes? And we love how she picked T-straps over pumps or peep toes. They added more flair and drama into her style.
The shoes are actually yummy up close. They come with detailed heel cups fashioned with cutouts all over. Check them out below:
A closer look at Kate Mara's sandals
Do you like these sandals?
They're called the "Maia" from Atwood's Resort 2013 Collection. You won't find it online, but an equally divine multicolored variant can be purchased at Nordstrom or the Brian Atwood website. It retails between $1,895 and $1,995 depending on where you buy it.
Brian Atwood "Maia" in Black, $1,995
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The Maia sandals are a very stunning pair, a unique mixed-media creation trimmed with gold chain add-ons and rainbow-colored-textured leather with precise geometric cutouts. If you can afford it, feel free to grab the magenta Maia at Nordstrom.
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2014 FIFA World Cup: Italy vs Costa Rica Pick, Odds, Prediction - 6/20/14
Italy (1-0) vs. Costa Rica (1-0)
World Cup: Friday, June 20, 2014 at 12:00 pm (Brazil)
The Line: Italy -188 See the Latest Odds
Italy and Costa Rica match up in Brazil on Friday with each team looking for their second win in as many tries after opening the tournament victorious.
Italy heads into Friday's contest with Costa Rica full of confidence after upending their rivals from England in their tournament opener in what was a tightly fought contest between two of the world's top sides. The Italians scored first before conceding just minutes late but a second half tally from Mario Balotelli was the difference as Italy held on for a 2-1 victory and more importantly gave them three points in the standings. There is no denying that this Italian side is a world force and a threat to win this tournament as they're the reigning Euro runners up and have world class talent and while they may be prone to a let down here after a special win against England I don't think they will fall into that trap. The Italians were a little sluggish in the counter attack which they will have to tighten up on against a Costa Rica team playing with nothing to lose but Italy has the horses to compete with anyone and I think they come out flying in this one.
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Costa Rica pulled off perhaps the biggest shocker of the tournament thus far as they hammered pre-tournament favourite Uruguay by a 3-1 final that could have been much worse. The CONCACAF qualifiers don't get enough respect as they share third and fourth fiddle to the likes of the USA, Mexico, and Honduras but this Costa Rican side was impressive during qualifying and it shouldn't be too much of a shock to see them playing well on the big stage. Costa Rica played very well in their tournament opener and can advance to the knockout stage with a win against Italy here but they know that is a pretty tall order and that the Italians will be looking to secure their berth as well before having the opportunity to possibly rest some players against Uruguay. The line on this one is moving as money pours is on Costa Rica but the money line value is still quite high on Italy so I will suggest an in-game parlay taking the Italians to win plus the over in the game.


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We would like to thank all of our runners for taking part in the British London 10k on Sunday 10 July for Friendship Works. Despite the increasing temperatures on the day all of our team completed the course and there were some very impressive times achieved. Very well done to our supporter Niels Bryan-Low who came 88 out of 25,000 runners, completing the race in just 39 minutes.
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Is it the only way out?
In my opinion, no it's not.
Long time no read.
In my opinion he sucks.
He was good when he started TNA but not hes becoming a bit dull
Of course not.
Alright some people in whatever situation might think it is.. but, it never is.
Suicide is never the answer. There is always a way to deal with something IMO.
Unless the question is
"What is the word for killing your self"
:lol: :lol: He got you there Kev
No it's just stupid to do so IMO.
hey it can help u. its like a last resort.
It doesn't really help you when you're dead. =/
If you can cope and push through periods where you want to commit suicide, I think most would find it worthy of their time. Those who don't, goodbye, I guess.
I've had experiences with friends where they tell me they're all suicidal and ****, but you know they don't mean it and are just looking for some attention but you can't tell them that or ignore them, because you could be wrong.
Suicide is silly. If you actually believe that there's no other way out of it, no amount of talking to someone would actually help. With that being said, goodbye to those who think that's the only option. I don't know what else there is to say to them.
Oh...i just got dprinnys post suicide is a tna wrestler.:lol:
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TNA and the tread title
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Here is the photo collage for my Digital Media Class.
Here is the one of my name.
Here is the photo collage for my Digital Media Class.
Here is the one of my name.
"The true work of art is but a shadow of divine perfection." – Michaelangelo
My favorite visual artist would have to be Georgia O'Keefe. I find her use of color fascinating, and the two pictures shown here are probably some of my favorite pictures. If you want to see more information about her, you can visit the Georgia O'Keefe Museum website. So, enjoy!
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1. In this painting by Georgia O'Keefe, O'Keefe uses quite a bit of green and blue colors that seem to portray a mysterious tone. This painting was painted in a series of paintings O'Keefe painted called "Jack in the Pulpit."
2. This piece (below) is called "Ram's Head." O'Keefe painted it using a Southwestern motif.
"God put me here. The longer I am here, the more I feel called to be here…it's not really a job because I love it." – Mr. Jerry Williams
When asked who I would most like to interview, I think that there is really only one answer. Mr. Jerry Williams, the U.S. History teacher and baseball coach here at Franklin Road Academy. A teacher unlike any other, Mr. Williams has long been seen as an enigma by students. However, through a very unorthodx teaching method, Mr. Williams turns ordinary students into extraordinary writers, while giving them confidence and tools that they can use for success in college and beyond. This past Wednesday, I had the chance to interview Mr. Williams.
It is 7:15 on a cool August morning. It is my appointed time to interview Franklin Road Academy's most fascinating teacher, and many time winner of the FRA faculty superlative "Craziest In Class." As I arrive at his classroom, I am thrown the first curveball. He is nowhere to be found. I find him in the hallway, and he beckons me outside. I hastily grab my notepad and pen and hope that I have my questions memorized.
Mr. Williams, as intimidating as he sometimes is, turns out to be one of the most pleasant interviewees one could imagine. Slowly, he reveals to me his motivation for being a teacher. Mr. Williams was originally academically ineligable to play baseball, so, after a year at junior college, he returned to Vanderbilt University, where he was an All-SEC catcher on the 1980 SEC Championship team. He said that originally, he did not think that he would be a teacher. But as he came here, he sought to teach others what he had not known, to prevent the mistake that he had made. He wanted his students to go into college, "with a head full of knowledge." He wanted students to go to college and beyond feeling confident in their writing. As the sweet morning air hangs in the sky, Mr. Williams greets the students as they arrive. We get back to the interview, and I ask the question that I personally am most curious about: What is the hardest part of your job? Mr. Williams looks to the sunrise and thinks for a couple moment before finally saying one word, "listening." Mr. Williams tells me that he often gets so excited about teaching and gets so thrilled with the subject matter that he sometimes forgets to really listen to and understand his students. It's something he says he works on, but something that he still struggles with. A surprising answer, that shows his real passion for the students. He sees his greatest challenge is understanding and listening to students, a real sign of caring for his pupils. Next, I ask him on whether he thinks he is being called to be a teacher, and what the meaning of that calling is. Mr. Williams says that he does indeed see teaching as his calling, though it was not always so. As he continues his service at FRA (and it really is a service) for over 25 years now, he says that the calling grows stronger each year and that, "now, it's not even a job because I love it." He ends by reminding me that what you put into it is what you get out of it. For Mr. Williams, God placed him in this school to make a difference, to help people become better writers, make class more enjoyable, and, "trying to look for good, and make the good better."