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Our Planning Team is at the leading edge of developments in planning law to ensure pragmatism and efficiency of advice. The team includes several former local authority in-house lawyers, which means they are well placed to advise all sides of a planning issue in order to achieve objectives.
We work with developers and local planning authorities on a range of issues, along with third parties wishing to comment or object on development proposals including issues relating to compulsory purchase and compensation.
- Negotiation of planning applications and enforcement
- Environmental impact assessment
- Planning obligations/section 106 agreements
- Compulsory purchase
- Advising on the Community Infrastructure Levy
- Lawful use certificates
- Social housing
- Planning appeals and public inquiries
- Local development framework representations
- Judicial reviews and high court challenges
- Highways law
- Listed buildings and conservation law
- Commons, town and village greens
Recent work
- Advising the local planning authority in connection with the redevelopment of the Empress State Building in Earls Court, including a section 106 agreement providing off site affordable housing, financial contributions and linking the proposal with the wider Earls Court redevelopment.
- Undertaking section 288 challenges for developer clients on sites in St Austell, Swindon and Wincanton in respect of both Inspector and Secretary of State decisions and advising a developer in Devon in respect of such a challenge brought by an environmental group.
- Negotiating, on behalf of a housebuilder client, a section 106 Agreement for 500 home site in Somerset with both District and County Councils including affordable housing and various infrastructure contributions.
- Advising a social housing company on their acquisition of new affordable housing units on a multi-developer site at Emerson's Green, Bristol. The site comprises a 99 hectare urban extension comprising employment, schools, housing, community facilities, transportation infrastructure, and open space. The matter included a the provision of a s106 Agreement that provides for provision of the amenities plus £33million of contributions.
Planning Enforcement Fund - Ashfords offer a joint fixed fee service for Local Planning Authorities
Ashfords in conjunction with 39 Essex Chambers are offering a joint fixed fee service which enables Local Planning Authorities (LPAs) to take advantage of a new £1m Government fund for securing injunctions in planning enforcement matters.Read more
Support for the Garden bridge
A new charity, the Garden Bridge Trust, has applied for planning permission for a pedestrian footbridge across the River Thames linking Temple London Underground Station directly with an area of land on the southern embankment in front of ITV Studios.Read more
10-unit threshold introduced for Section 106 affordable housing + tariff style contributions
On 28th November 2014 the Department for Communities and Local Government ("DCLG") published revised planning guidance introducing a new 10-unit threshold for Section 106 affordable housing and tariff-style contributions aimed at reducing planning costs for small scale and self-build development.Read more
Adopted Public Highway - Payment of Commuted Sums
Section 38 of the Highways Act 1980 is the usual means by which highway authorities agree with a developer to adopt a road; that is the point at which the road becomes maintainable at the public expense. The traditional understanding had been that the highway authority agrees that provided the road is constructed to a pre-agreed standard by the developer, it will accept the adoption, with the highway authority then becoming responsible for its future maintenance.Read more
SuDs Consultation: implementation through changes to the planning regime?
As part of the Government's initiative to implement sustainable drainage systems ("SuDs") the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs ("Defra") and the Department for Communities and Local Government ("DCLG") have launched a joint consultation setting out a possible approach for implementing SuDs, and mechanisms for ensuring their long term maintenance, through changes to the current planning regime.Read more


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Tinto de Verano Recipe
Try This Dead-Simple, Utterly Delicious Spin on Sangria
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Spain's cheap variation of sangria, tinto de verano, is quite simply a red-wine spritzer. Refreshing and delicious, this concoction is my go-to drink when I'm in the mood for something light. This easily drinkable cocktail is a delightful alternative to beer and wine.
Choose a mixer that suits your taste buds (sparkling water, San Pelligrino Limonata, and Squirt are variations that I've made), and always garnish with a lemon wedge or wheel.
Photos: Nicole Perry
From POPSUGAR Food
Tinto de Verano
Red wine
Lemon-lime soda, such as Sprite or San Pelligrino Limonata
Sparkling water, optional
Lemon wheel, for garnish
- Fill a large wineglass, goblet, or highball glass with ice.
- Fill with equal parts red wine and lemon-lime soda. Adjust to taste with sparkling water (to make it less sweet).
- Garnish with a lemon wheel.
- Category
- Cocktails, Drinks
- Yield
- 1 cocktail
Party Planning
AndiO1225 6 years
I'm living in Madrid and some places also put a splash of sweet Martini in it, and it is great.
hippiecowgirl 6 years
Sounds yummy and easy to make.
AmberHoney 6 years
Now that's a CA drink! Wow, I need some red wine now. :)
insanitypepper 6 years
Neat, I was already planning on having this at a party tonight!
alysun 6 years
Yum. I am going to make this
shoneyjoe 6 years
With all of the beer snobbery happening a few posts back, the idea of a shandy probably won't go over well, but the refreshing lightness can be great on a summer day. Rather than mixing two parts wine to one part ginger ale, try a one to one mixture of lager and ginger ale.
bailaoragaditana 6 years
A true classic!
alikat07 6 years
I'm definitely going to try this! A glass of red is always too heavy for me in the summer, so this will be a good alternative to white every time I drink.
chiefdishwasher 6 years
Perfect for watching a sunset on the beach!
arihm 6 years
It seems a little tacky, but I love a nice red wine/Fresca combo!
JLollie 6 years
Wow, been making this all summer - Squirt works well.
Link Love
- 7 best food pranks in April Fools' Day history — FWx
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- Gorgeous Spring soup recipes to try this season — HuffPost Taste
- The quick hack for turning frozen pizza . . . into tacos — Foodbeast
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The 'wobble-boarders' were standing on street corners in Nottingham, where council chiefs feared they were distracting drivers
Chloe Smith, 20, and a friend ordered a pizza and the sweet treats - a recent addition to the fast food chain's menu - after a late night study session
Bella Peppiatt was outraged after discovering the inedible item - and after being informed of the find, Domino's staff offered to send out replacement pizzas
Carlos' takeaway was ruined after he discovered what he first thought was an olive to actually be a creepy crawly
The runaway vehicle ended up in this tricky situation in Risca, South Wales, and the driver was still inside when it crashed
See which firms are looking for temporary - and permanent - staff in the festive season
Microsoft has agreed a deal for an app which lets users order takeaways while playing games such as Call of Duty
According to Eric Promenchenkel, he received a pizza in Saginaw, Michigan, with light sauce instead of the white sauce he ordered - then things got ugly
Richard McKeever arranged a serenading violinist, pizza and champagne, to continue the couple's tradition despite being separated by the Irish sea
Instead of cooking or answering the door to a fast-food delivery, one ingenious pizza-lover managed get dinner delivered straight to his hands
Veggie pizza fans in some Indian cities now have a new option when ordering from their local takeaway store - a spicy banana recipe
Fast food giant bosses are investigating the branch in Tolworth which it says was recently given a five-star food hygiene rating
Nathaniel Bolwell was shocked to find out he just bought the most expensive margherita pizza in history
Pizza giant forced to admit blunder after Aldi shopper snaps Domino's worker buying cut-rate snack at budget supermarket
The the son of a man killed in the 7/7 terrorist attacks was forced to sue his own mother over the compensation he was awarded, we look at more families at war
Chris Ramsey decided to attempt the unusual task while travelling between King's Cross and Newcastle and got his 290,000 Twitter followers involved
Domino's are launching Speciality Chicken: 12 pieces of breaded chicken with cheese sauce and pizza toppings smothered on top
Thavisha Lakindu Peiris' mum and dad said he was the most loving son a parent could wish for
A 50-strong police team is investigating the brutal death of a "career-minded, hard-working, bright, articulate and friendly young man"
Dyson engineer Darren Lewis, from London, issued a step-by-step guide on how to create the mobile aircraft on a very low budget
Heshe also wrote that the ride was "lusciously smooth", but said sorry for taking the bike without asking
Struggling pubs are thinking up new ways to get customers in
A two-for-one offer on Tuesday also boosted demand as the firm revealed bumper annual results
Pizza giant Domino's is set to create 1,800 jobs this year despite suffering a slowdown in sales.
A red-haired boy burst into tears when hurtful Domino's Pizza workers called him Ginger Kid on his receipt.
ONLINE pizza ordering has become a bigger slice of Domino's business, soaring 70% after the chain launched an iPhone app in the summer.
Cash Queens
Ryanair was yesterday slammed as Britain's worst "family" brand in a study ranking the country's best-known companies.
here's how to get through the credit crunch without piling on pounds.


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Peter Thiel on keeping salaries low at the top
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Nov 25, 2014 The Silicon Valley venture capitalist talks cultural issues in the tech industry.
The numbers for November 4, 2014
Tony Wagner
Nov 4, 2014 As Americans head to the polls, their view of the economy could decide races.
The biggest smartphone maker you've never heard of
Kate Davidson
Oct 30, 2014 Xiaomi is outselling Samsung and Apple in China.
A better battery is hard to invent
Scott Tong
Oct 17, 2014 Better batteries are the key to better consumer electronics and electric cars.
Marriage of convenience becomes divorce of necessity
Sabri Ben-Achour
Sep 30, 2014 EBay announced that it's going to split with PayPal.
eBay and PayPal split
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Sep 30, 2014 What a difference eight months makes.
The numbers for September 30, 2014
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Sep 30, 2014 Secret Service slipups, solar power and the death of Saturday morning cartoons.
Cell carriers are getting creative with phone plans
Tony Wagner
Sep 10, 2014 They're clamoring to buy your old iPhone and sell you a new one at a deep discount.
A new and faster way of buying concert tickets
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Sensors on Craftsman GDO
sklranchOctober 25, 2008
Sensors on Craftsman GDO. They both are...one is green and the other is Amber...the door will not close completely unless you put just a min of downward pressure with your finger, otherwise it's stops about 12-18 inches from the bottom and goes back up...I thought maybe they were aligned properly, but, the amber one will not change colors regardless of how much I move it....just wondering of the amber light on the one side indicates that sensor is bad?
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Pump size
I was wondering if the Aquascape Aquasurge 4000 pump would be big enough for my application. I have a small pond area of about 8ft by 12ft and a cascading waterfall. The top of the waterfall is about 35ft from the pump but is only about 6ft raised vertically from the pump. The specifications of this pump can be seen here --> http://www.islandnet.com/~pondusa/npaquasu.htm
The specifications of my current pump are 1.2HP, 61GPM, 28' lift. My current pump uses about 840 watts while the Aquasurge 4000 uses about 220 watts. The energy saving alone will pay for this pump in about a one year period.
Thanks in advance for any advice on this matter,
Your total headloss through your system is not just the vertical lift. You will need to estimate the losses through the pipe, any turns (90° or 45°) or valve units. Backflow preventers will also induce some headloss. The loss through your lines is a function of the velocity through the line and therefore the diameter of the line. Are you running 2" pipe or running something smaller? Finally, you need to decide what type of flowrate you want in your cascading waterfalls....do you want to believe you're at Niagara falls or are you wanting a modest trickle?
There are numerous headloss calculators out there but you need to get a rough idea of what the current flowrate is, and if you can accept something less. It would appear that the pump you are thinking of choosing will certainly lift water up to your high point. Whether it will be enough???? Can't tell without more info. Also, look up the pump characteristics for your current pump (you didn't specify the make and model) to compare headloss versus flowrate with the pump you are thinking of choosing. That may provide a quicker answer.
Thanks for the quick answer,
My current pump,(the one I want to replace), is a Chicago 1.2HP, 7 working amps, 61GPM (3660GPH), 28ft lift. I figured this pump uses about 840 watts and is not very efficient. This pump is giving a good flow rate and would like the replacement pump to have the same. I have no idea how many turns there are because I just bought this house and the pond was already installed, but the piping is 1 1/2 diameter. Keeping the same flow rate would be good. I am a newbie at ponding so some of the terms used to describe the pumps operation are foreign to me.
Here is a link to what looks like the current pump I am using. --> http://www.harborfreight.com/12-hp-3700-gph-dirty-water-submersible-pump-with-float-93820.html
Please let me know if you need more information or even pictures...
More useful information (I think). The spillway/creek bed width is mostly only about 12" wide but has one spot where it widens to about 30". The average width would probably be about 18 to 20 inches. The spillover thickness of the top waterfall is probably less than an inch, it is hard to tell exactly.
I found this calculator online --> http://www.your-garden-ponds-center.com/waterfall-pump-calculator.html and according to my estimates, the aquasurge 4000 should do the trick. I don't want too much pump but want something that will give a good sheet over the weirs.
Thanks again,
Can't seem to find the head curve (the flowrate of the pump as function of head or height of water) or table for your pump but making an educated guesstimate I'd say you're probably in the neighborhood of 10-12 feet taking into account the 1 1/2 inch pipe and approximate length. It appears the pump you propose to use should just about handle this although I suspect it might be a little bit less flow. It will certainly save you money!
There is another alternative IF you can convert your layout from a submerged pump to an external pump. The URL listed below should connect you with a website talking about Wave pumps - look at the 2 speed, 3/4 hp pump -- the two speed pump (but not submerged) would definitely handle your situation. When you don't care about having the water really roaring along you can run it on low speed and save money. When you've got guests or just want to listen to or look at the waterfall in full flow, flick a switch. 'Tis a possible alternative.
Here is a link that might be useful: Wave pumps


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Errol Morris on Why He Uses Reenactments in His Abu Ghraib Documentary
Plus: How long did Morris have to wait for Lynndie England to get out of jail before he could interview her?READ MORE »
Plus: How long did Morris have to wait for Lynndie England to get out of jail before he could interview her?READ MORE »
From the 600-pound Hawaiian guy who sang it first, Israel Kamakawiwo'ole.READ MORE »
Last night, the Idol finalists sang "inspirational music." Also, Sindbad was there!READ MORE »
Is Idol's greatest-ever contestant recycling his old material? Yes, and we have YouTube evidence to prove it!READ MORE »
Finally, someone finds a way to speak to these convergent fan bases!READ MORE »
Plus: New music from 50 Cent and the National!READ MORE »
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Plus: Thomas Haden Church on the gift of 'Wings'.READ MORE »
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So is there time travel in this season of Lost or not?READ MORE »
Making its online debut today is Qtrax, a free, ad-supported, peer-to-peer service with a song catalog to rival Apple's iTunes. Too bad it's terrible in almost every way!READ MORE »
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"Awaken to a World of Wonders!"
A haunting erotic fairytale about Lucy, a young University student drawn into a mysterious hidden world of beauty and desire.
I mainly put this on my watchlist because I read the score was done by Ben Frost and mostly forgot about this. Given the recent release of the OST I was reminded of this and thought I would give it ago, knowing that it is artsy and not too many people dug it. While it isn't anything superior I found it intriguing during it's runtime. It's like a fusion of arthouse and a softer Tokyo Decadence. I also had a strong desire to listen to "El Tren Fantasma" afterwards instead of Ben Frost lol.
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Please explain to me what exactly google analytics shows as Bounce Rate.
My bounce rate is 36%.
Is that good or bad?
Thank you,
Type: Posts; User: kapilc
Please explain to me what exactly google analytics shows as Bounce Rate.
My bounce rate is 36%.
Is that good or bad?
Thank you,
Does any one use that? Does it help?
Backups are an absolute must.
People think that nothing can go wrong with their sites and rarely backup..BIG mistake.
How often do you take backups?
Yes, backups are an absolute must. I'm making a thread on it now :P
Sorry my bad.
If you have built a good reputation and are good at your work- why not!
Yeah you are right, there are very few sites without ads.
I cannot even think of one except Youngest Blogger, LOL.
Basically post it on your profile and your friends will click.
Mostly this is some kind of fraud.
Btw which network you using?
If you have a product that you want to go viral this stuff can prove to do very well.
Thanks for the tips.
I am planning to give away a report for free, hope that works.
Wow! 200-800.
How many questions would you answer? And what % would be best answers.
Traffic for me would always in double digits.
Maybe the niche is the reason.
I am yet to decide the blogging frequency of updating for my new blog.
Please can you'll advise me.
Thank you.
After reading much about importance of mailing lists, I decided to start one. I have not yet started promoting it at all but my plan is,
I have made two small reports ready and I will give away...
Any experience with Skribit?
I am planning on using it.
Please share your thoughts :)
Go Go Go in my pants.
Yes hehehee
Farrhad next
What is AVB?
Sorry for not choosing.
HP or Cannon
Do you smoke?
Thanks for the help people.
I have decided not to use the author highlight thing as Farrhad made me read that thread and i agree with those views :)
Any way to do the first thing without a plugin?
Sorry for the trouble, Brandon.
Thanks, it worked :)
It sucks that name .com's hosting is so limited.
I am a total WP noob :P I was on blogger for 3-4 years now I am switching.
I am sorry if the questions are stupid.
- How do I highlight author comments?
- How do I make the latest...
Am trying this right now, will reply in 2 min.
Yes you are right I do not think they give access to .htaccess.
May I know how do how do I include 'www' in my blog which is the subpage of my website? My current address is http://domain.com/blog, how to change to http://www.domain.com/blog ?
You guys are right, I will not use it.
Thanks for the awesome response, you people ROCK!
It's a pitty I was on blogger for some 3-4 years and not WP :P Otherwise I could have come up with something.
Welcome to Webmaster Peers Sid :)
I am also a newbie :P
Welcome to WMP. Good to see another new member :)
Welcome to WMP.
Are you the old owner of TUK?
Welcome to WMP :)
I have seen you around on NB. Now I hope to see you here, trust me this forum is getting better and better.
I am planning to use some soothing and soft music on an indian restaurant site I am making.
Any precautions?
Thoughts please.
Not the full forms but what they actually are :\
That is an interesting post, i think 2 years of registration at a stretch will be good.
Stronger, in my pants.
Do you like Norton?
Farrhad next
My Space
Bit.ly or Is.Gd
Can someone explain in simple words What's difference between SEO & SEM?
Does directory submission help?
Any guidelines to follow?
Thoughts please
I have a few sites that the pagerank has gone up on, 2 are PR3 now, but I'd like to know what value is put on different PR's. I know PR1 is less valuable than PR2, is less valuable than PR3 etc. but...
Cuil is another one.
Thank you everyone for the replies.
Farrhad, now I know that it matters through your case study. :)
Any case study or links to prove it.
I found some blog posts that said yes and some that said no.
Does domain registration length affect SEO?
Does the text linking to you matter?
I mean if a site links to WebmasterPeers.com as 'TheWebmasterPeers' will something happen to the SERPS?
Sig links are very helpful to get quick backlinks and getting your site noticed quickly.
WOWWW! The flash part is simply brilliant.
Personal blogging is coming up and is nice.
Sometimes the client does not really have in mind what he/she wants. That is the worst part.
I am happy I cam across this thread.
Really nice post and just what I needed, now I have subscribed to your blog.
Overall on a site I spend around 1 hour for on page SEO and about 20 min daily for off page SEO.
I am on a shared hosting plan. It is enough for my site.
You must always cloak your links. I have read that it increases sales gigantically.
Affiliate marketing is nice if your blog is related to the products you sell.
Yes, comment author highlight plugin.
That's a good list you posted.
Most of the bloggers make a majority of them/
It is extremely customizable, it is definitely worth a try.
I do not think it is worth spending on Premium themes as most of the Premium ones are flooded on Warez forums.
What's the f-in use?


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Documentary Arts Blog Posts
Crazies in Love: A Valentine's Open House
Date: Thursday, February 12, 2015
Time: 3:30-5:00 PM
Location: Room 217, Perkins Library
Contact: Amy McDonald, firstname.lastname@example.com
Dearest readers and friends, we long to see you on Valentine's Day. Won't you please set our hearts a-flutter and come to our Valentine's Day open house?
Do you fear that you will be too busy penning epistles of undying love to your own beloveds to join us? Ah, but this event is crafted especially for you: we'll be sharing the most swoon-worthy of love declarations from the Rubenstein Library's collections, so you may find just the term of endearment you need to woo your mate.
Perhaps a few examples to help the time pass more swiftly until we meet?
We're charmed by the simplicity of this short note from the scrapbook of Odessa Massey, Class of 1928:From the Odessa Massey Scrapbook, 1924-1928.
Or the more expressive route taken by Francis Warrington Dawson—writing to Sarah Morgan, his future wife–is always sure to succeed:Letter from Francis Warrington Dawson to Sarah Morgan, February 10, 1873. From the Francis Warrrington Dawson Family Papers.
"How deeply should I thank God that he has allowed me to know you, which is to love you, for the sun now has a brighter light & the sky a deeper blue. The whole world seems truer & better, & this pilgrim, instead of lingering in the depths, is breasting the healthy difficulties of existence, with his eyes fast fixed on you. Whatever else may fail, believe always in this devoted & unselfish love of Francis Warrington Dawson!"
Or whose heart wouldn't melt upon receiving this most adorable valentine, from our Postcard Collection:Valentine postcard, undated. From the Postcard Collection.
And there might even be tips on how to present yourself when you present your valentine!Barbasol advetisement, 1944. http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/adaccess_BH0643/
Have we convinced you yet? What if we mention that there will be chocolate and candy?
Until next Thursday,
Your Rubenstein librarians
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Rights! Camera! Action! Presents: "The One Who Builds"
Rights! Camera! Action! Presents: "The One Who Builds" (2013)
Directors: Hillary Pierce, Peter Carolla, and Nick Gooler
Total Running Time: 40 minutes
Date: Wednesday, February 5, 2015
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Location: Smith Warehouse, Bay 4, FHI Garage
The One Who Builds is a film about the life and work of Dr. Omer Omer, once a Sudanese refugee, now an American citizen who is paying it forward as the director of a refugee resettlement organization. Through the North Carolina African Services Coalition in Greensboro, Omer has transcended boundaries dictated by society, race and religion to build a new village, one friendship at a time.
Co-Directors Hillary Pierce, Peter Carolla, and North Carolina African Services Coalition Executive Director Million Mekonnen will lead a panel discussion will follow the screening.
Presented by the Duke Human Rights Center@FHI, John Hope Franklin Research Center, Human Rights Archive and Archive of Documentary Arts, Rubenstein Library, and Screen/Society
For more information please contact: John B. Gartrell, 919-660-5922, email@example.com
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Rights! Camera! Action! Presents "Granito: How to Nail a Dictator" (2011)
Date: Thursday January 22, 2014
Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Location: FHI Garage, Bay 4, Smith Warehouse
Granito: How to Nail a Dictator, 2011 (Total Running Time: 103 minutes)
Directors: Director: Pamela Yates Producers: Paco de Onis
In a stunning milestone for justice in Central America, a Guatemalan court recently charged former dictator Efraín Rios Montt with genocide for his brutal war against the country's Mayan people in the 1980s — and Pamela Yates' 1983 documentary, When the Mountains Tremble, provided key evidence for bringing the indictment. Granito: How to Nail a Dictator tells the extraordinary story of how a film, aiding a new generation of human rights activists, became a granito — a tiny grain of sand — that helped tip the scales of justice.
The screening will begin at 7 p.m. A panel discussion with Director Pamela Yates and Producer Paco de Onis follows the screening. Date:
Sponsors: Duke Human Rights Center@ FHI, the Human Rights Archive, and the Archive of Documentary Arts and Screen/Society. Cosponsored by Commissioning Truths, a Trent Foundation project.
For further information contact Patrick Stawski, Duke University firstname.lastname@example.com 919-660-5823.
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Divine Works: Expressions of Faith in Two Religious Communities as Seen in the Photographs of Kristin Bedford
A body of color photography by Kristin Bedford recently acquired as part of the Rubenstein Library Archive of Documentary Arts offers striking images of religious practices in two very different communities of faith, and at the same time challenges cultural stereotypes of African-American worship. The two projects that came out of her experience are titled "Be Still: A Storefront Church in Durham," and "The Perfect Picture."
While an MFA student at Duke University, Bedford visited and photographed adults and children in the urban congregation of the Apostolic Deliverance Rebirth Outreach Ministries in Durham, North Carolina for a period of ten months. During worship, she sat in the pews among the congregants, capturing in these rich color portraits what she calls "stillness, contemplation, and the moments between the moments."Cario, September 30, 2012
Larya, March 17, 2013
Quadir, February 10, 2013
Credit: Kristin Bedford photographs, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
Bedford's approach to joining these worshippers while photographing them also informed her stay with a utopian community founded by Father Divine in the 1930's, whose members call themselves the "International Peace Mission Movement." Bedford lived and worked with the community for five weeks in the summer of 2013 at their estate near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She documented their faith as it is lived out in everyday acts of racial harmony and guided by the divine nature of work: a form of the medieval commandment of "ora et labora." Bedford came away with extraordinary views of a community that remains devout and committed to the movement despite a declining membership. She titled this project "The Perfect Picture," an acknowledgment of Father Divine's credo that the act of taking a photograph is akin to the faith-driven act of striving for unity and perfection in life.The Perfect Picture
Mother and Father Divine Ornaments for "American Christmas"
Father's Estate, "The Mountain of the House of the Lord"
Credit: Kristin Bedford photographs, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
The photographs and supporting materials in "Be Still: A Storefront Church in Durham," and "The Perfect Picture," are available for research use in the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library. An online guide has been prepared for the collection. Please contact a reference archivist before coming to use this collection.
Post contributed by Lisa McCarty, Curator of the Archive of Documentary Arts, and Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Visual Materials Processing Archivist.
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Event: The Archive of Documentary Arts Photobook Club
Tuesday, January 27, 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Center for Documentary Studies Library, 1317 W Pettigrew Street, Durham, NC 27707
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NY Times Lens Blog, The Telegraph, Fraenkel Gallery
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To Iron Or Not To Iron
I am knitting a baby bunting using a pattern and instructions that are about 18 years old. I could not find the exact yarn recommended in the instructions, so a friend helped me choose an alternate, which ended up being Caron Simply Soft (100% acrylic).
Pattern directions say to press the pieces (back, left front, right front, sleeves, hood) before assembling. The Caron yarn band has the "Do Not Iron" symbol. The pattern is described as having "hexagonal shapes" or a "honeycomb" effect, if that makes any difference to your advice.
What would you do?
Your old pattern apparently used 'real' wool which can be pressed. But please heed Caron's band warning and DO NOT press/iron anything made with "Simply Soft" yarn. Your work will be limp, shiny and totally lifeless, and the honeycomb effect will be completely lost. Wet block instead. Dampen your pieces and pin them out to the shape you want, letting them dry COMPLETELY before you assemble.
Good luck with your project!
Red heart is acrylic, and I'm pretty sure it always has been. Blocking will do nothing on acrylic.
You can iron acrylic, but you have to be very carful
Pin it out to the correct shape on the ironing board (you could use a towel), then fill a good steam iron up with water and turn it to steam, hold the iron ABOVE the knitting a steam, let sit till dry.
A couple of things to think about:
A - don't touch the iron to the yarn - it will melt and make a mess.
B - the yarn should become much softer, that could be bad for you if you need the body/stiffness of the yarn.
Hope this helps.
Thank you, Vickey, for your advice, and yes it was helpful. I will definitely be careful with the iron and maybe even start out with a hot wet towel over the top and see if that does anything.
OR, if I had been smart and done a gauge I could practice with it. Maybe I'll do a gauge when I'm done. ha ha!
You can still get the baby pomadour if this is the stuff you mean. It is acrylic and nice to work with. Mary
With acrylic yarn baby gifts, I wash them to remove the sizing and make them softer. I use the washing machine and mild detergent and fabric softener, and then throw it in the dryer. Wash it with other things of the same color and it will fluff up better than when washed alone. Simply Soft is so very soft when it has been washed, but you must use fabric softener to cut any static electricity. No need to iron it or do anything else to it.
In case sheliajoyce is busy... Sizing is similar to a light starch. You can buy spray sizing in an aerosol can and it will help you put a crease in pants and shirts/blouses. Many new clothes come with sizing to keep them looking "crisp" and smooth, as you know they get floppier after you wash them.
Thank you, Babka and sheilajoyce, for those explanations of sizing. I didn't know that was added to yarns.
Since it looks like I won't be ironing this yarn, I was considering blocking the pieces (according to Anne's or Vickey's directions), but then I wondered what would happen after it was machine washed. Would I be wasting my time with the blocking . . . ?
I will post pictures of my pieces later today along with the pattern's photo so you can see that the hexagonal shape of my work does not look quite like the photo.
Here is a photo of the bunting that came with the instructions:
Here is a photo of my work of the back piece in all white:
The one with the instructions looks a bit smoother which emphasizes the hexagonal shapes. Mine is more puffy which obscures the shapes, and is why I was hoping there would be a way to smooth it out.
So, back to my question in my previous post . . . Would I be wasting my time to block the piece, only to have it lose the shape after washing?
Oh is that adorable! Finish it, assemble it, machine wash and dry it. I love the honeycomb texture! That is what makes it look like a beautiful hand knit. It will be softer and more relaxed after washing/drying. So to answer your question...yes, you would be wasting your time.


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As a kid, NiGHTS into Dreams was one of my favourite games for the Sega Saturn. The weird, wonderful world of Nightopia drew me in, and I was hooked right from the start. The addictive gameplay, the frightening bosses... NiGHTS into Dreams screamed 'Future cult classic'. I remember NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams being announced and thinking that Sega could actually be on the right track again, since all they do nowadays is milk Sonic for all he is, similar to Apple and their Macbooks. But little did I know that Journey of Dreams is far from a worthy successor.
Okay, so it isn't that bad. The graphics are great for a Wii game, some allusions to the Saturn classic are well executed and it's friendly to those previously unaware of NiGHTS' existence. It eases you in and explains things in greater depth than they did in the first game. "How did they do that?", you might ask? Well, it's thanks to easily the worst addition to the series. Voice acting. Terrible, loathsome, absolutely cringe-worthy voice acting. Even our lovable (and supposedly androgynous) jester has been given the voice treatment, and I find myself reaching for the remote and muting the TV. It isn't very well executed at all, and suddenly makes the game feel cheap like a budget title from Morrisons, but I digress... it's a miracle this game exists at all and it's still a lot of fun.
Whilst NiGHTS into Dreams was repetitive in nature, Journey of Dreams offers more variety in terms of tasks. You're still on-rails, but this works to its advantage, allowing you to immerse yourself in the world whilst completing your mission. These missions range from catching up with a giant bird to recover a key (a mission similar to destroying the Ideya cages in the original), flying through a certain number of rings deployed by an octopus and collecting jewels erupting from a volcano. It sounds crazy, but it oozes that true 90s Sega magic that's been lost since the Saturn days. Most of these missions are a lot of fun, but it's a shame that some of them can prove to be a massive thorn in your side.
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Due to its time of release, NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams was overshadowed by Super Mario Galaxy, which is truly superb, but it's not fair to compare such a game to NiGHTS. In fact, it's impossible to compare it to any other game but the original. Journey of Dreams is in a league of its own, and while it's not perfect in any sense of the word, let it take you into a world scarcely seen in games nowadays.
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I was in the second-floor room above the porch one windy day, and noticed that there is an edge of a rubber piece of the roof flapping up and down in the wind. It's not the roof edge itself, but it looks like where one piece was laid down overlapping another, and it is part of that overlap that is flapping.
We think that we should seal it down somehow. What should we use to do that? Should we call in an expert or is this something we can address ourselves?
And if our thinking is wrong, I'll take your good advice on what we should best be doing!
Thanks in advance,
Lee Anne
Try 'flat roof solutions.'
EPDM joints are made with seam tape (uncured EPDM that comes in a roll and sticks by itself).
You will need toluene to clean the surface before using the
seam tape.
Other solvents can damage the EPDM, but toluene is available in quart cans at a paint store.
Be careful with the seam tape. It sticks to everything, including the tool you are goping to use to cut a piece off the roll.
Hi, thanks so much for giving me the right verbiage to look up info about this!
brickeyee, thanks for those details about the toluene and seam tape. I think it is out of our range of diy'ing, and they'll help me convince my spouse that we should go with mightyanvil's advice and hire a roofer. :-)
Thanks again!
Good luck finding anyone to make an EPDM repair.
Firestone is the largest maker and they have zero interest in the residential market.
If you can safely access the roof and the repair spot it is not a very hard job.
Wipe down both sides that need to be joined with toluene, apply seam tape to one side, smooth with firm pressure on the other side (or a j-roller for laminate) and it is done.


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AGNC went up so fast in a month's time from 29.xx to 32.xx.The pullback was expected, but should hold up to around 31.50 IMO.Blame the market correction.Compared to other stocks, mREIT has not gone down that much.
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