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Lee and Lucy head to a pet shop in the ninth series of Not Going Out
Lee and Lucy are back for more family mayhem as Not Going Out returns for a new series in March.
When the show originally started way back in 2006 it was all about Lee's life as a single man, but now Lee and Lucy are of course married with kids Charlie and twins Benji and Molly – the family's most recent adventure was in a Christmas special where Lee faced a present disaster.
The new seven-part BBC1 series, starring Lee Mack as Lee and Sally Bretton as Lucy, will see the family "crashing from one near-disaster to the next".
The family were last seen in the show's Christmas special
The first episode of the new series will see Lucy's father Geoffrey (Geoffrey Whitehead) reluctantly allowing Lee to help Lucy clear up the builder's mess in their new kitchen extension.
Other storylines include a truly terrifying insight into the marriage of their best friends Toby (Hugh Dennis) and Anna (Abigail Cruttenden) and the family getting a family pet to teach the kids more responsibility – what could go wrong there?!
Asked why he had changed the show from one about a single man in London, to one about family life, Lee once said: "Now I'm actually playing my own age roughly, rather than younger than I am, which is nice. Also I was running out of gags about a bloke who fancies his landlady!"
Also back are Lee's thoroughly useless father Frank (Bobby Ball) and Deborah Grant as Lucy's mum Wendy.

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My Entry Card is a Birthday Card : Done in my Mom's favorite flowers highlighting this wonderful verse. Lisa
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text: The United States effectively countered enemy attempts to frame the Mexican War as a holy war against Catholicism. An actively engaged and hostile civilian population could have seriously jeopardized U.S. military operations during the invasion of Mexico. President Polk and General Scott planned and executed a strategy of conciliation toward Mexican civilians that sought to keep them on the sidelines of the contest. Negating a holy war narrative put forward by Mexican leaders was central to the U.S. strategy of conciliation. The United States accomplished this by incorporating Catholic priests into its army of invasion, cooperating with Catholic Church leaders, both in Mexico and in the United States, and by respecting Church property and symbols. Both U.S. political and military leaders accomplished this all during a time of strident anti-Catholicism in the United States. Although different in time and circumstance, the United States again finds itself fighting an adversary that seeks to put forward a narrative of holy war in reaction to perceived attacks on its faith. The U.S. experience in Mexico can be used to help shape potential approaches to countering such a narrative.


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There is nothing frustrating than working with a dysfunctional sewing machine. They will occasionally have problems ranging from jammed threads, bunching and tangling. The good news is that you can easily troubleshoot them and enjoy your sewing experience.
Sewing machines often have the same problems which you probably anticipate. Others could be unique to your machine and you will need to use the manufacturer's manual to resolve it.
This article will guide you on the common problems and how to solve them yourself even while mid-project.
As a seamstress, you dread that moment when no sound or movement comes from your sewing machine when you press the pedal. It can happen to anyone whether a beginner or a professional. It is therefore important to understand the cause of the jam.
The thread could jam due to various reasons which include; the machine is clogged with lint or other debris. If the machine is not threaded properly, it could easily jam. Similarly, a tight tension in the bobbin area or the machine not being oiled regularly could be the culprit.
This is common when sewing and the easiest to fix at the same time. It is also known as bird nesting since the thread bunch into a ball resembling a bird's nest. If you encounter such, the cause could be the bobbin.
Bunching will often happen while sewing. Gently tug on the fabric and cut through the extra thread rather than pulling it loose. This may further damage the machine and your fabric.
The more you use your sewing machine the more likely the tension will change. It can be loose or tight which is dependent on the thread used, age of your machine and regular oiling. If the bobbin thread is not threaded correctly, it will form loops.
You have probably heard that you should not temper with the bobbin tension no matter what. The truth of the matter is, yes you can. It is not as difficult as you may think and the manual will come in handy.
Sewing machines are meant to make your project easier and nothing is as frustrating as a ball of tangled thread underneath the fabric. Tangling is usually as a result of improperly threading the sewing machine. You will notice this when sewing. The bobbin keeps pulling and jamming collecting a lot of thread beneath your fabric.
There are several culprits for this ranging from a dull needle, improper threading or tension. The tension in both your upper and bobbin threads need to be even. The bobbin could also be placed incorrectly.
More than likely, you forgot to put the bobbin back correctly while cleaning your machine. The bobbin could also be upside down and the thread will not turn in a counter-clockwise motion. When this happens, the bobbin thread will not be in harmony with the upper thread. This will cause tangling underneath the fabric.
The problems discussed above could really drag your project or even halt it all together. You can easily resolve them on your own at home. If they keep occurring then it is more likely that your sewing machine needs to be checked by a professional.
To avoid these mishaps, have your sewing machine serviced regularly even if they are working well. Do not wait until they fail completely since you could have avoided it. A simple habit as cleaning and regularly oiling your sewing machine could go a long way in saving you time and money.
You may not think of this when buying your machine but the manual is a life saver. Keep the user manual well because you will certainly need it at some point. If you don't have one then you can get one off the internet for your specific model and brand.
Another great tip is to buy a sewing machine that is not too complicated. Do not buy it because you like how it looks or your friend has it. Get one based on its performance and how easy you can troubleshoot common problems as they occur.
Sometimes your sewing machine is just too old and you keep holding on to it. It could be it was handed down to you by your grandmother and it has sentimental values. It could be a high time to give it a rest and get a new one. The model could be out dated and this will even make it hard to troubleshoot it.
Depending on the year of manufacturer, you may not be able to find a professional who has knowledge of your particular sewing machine. Keep up to date and save yourself some heart ache.
These problems should however not stop you from being a great seamstress. It happens once in a while and if you are lucky, you may not experience any for a long time. So get that fabric and thread and make yourself a garment that spells out your taste in fashion.
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Ann Bednarski: Don Bently: A Nevada treasure
The most memorable day I experienced during my first year here in Northwest Nevada happened on a dreary, not quite rainy day in April 1996. I had the grand pleasure of spending a whole Saturday with the brilliant Don Bently. Prior to that tour of his ranches I interviewed him at the main building of his company. It was a short interview and consisted of a view of the many awards and recognitions Mr. Bently had received as the founder and CEO of Bently Nevada Corporation. I met Agnes Muszynska, his research and travel partner, a world renowned scientist like Don from Warsaw, Poland. My ancestors came from Poland; we exchanged greetings in Polish. At the end of my interview they presented me with a booklet Agnes had prepared for Mr. Bently's 70th Birthday on Oct. 18, the same date his recent memorial service was held. That tribute to Don Bently by his friends and associates is one of my favorite treasures.
Mr. Bently invited me to take a tour of his ranches and properties on Saturday. I eagerly accepted. We met there at 9 a.m.; he said he only had about an hour, apologizing that this tour would be short adding, "I'm 'Don', you're 'Ann', got it?" And off we went.
We went to all the buildings that comprised Bently-Nevada. I asked him how he found this location, as it seemed rather hidden and few people even knew there was a place called Minden. He said a friend of his had driven through Douglas County and saw an abandoned airplane hangar for sale. This friend casually mentioned the hangar to Don and flew him from Berkeley, Calif., to a place near it. Don Bently said he bought it on a handshake the day he first saw it and incorporated his business the same day. When I commented he must be forever grateful to this friend, he said, "We never saw each other again; he had his work to do and I, well I had mine, and now a place to do it." He added, "We both did well."
I was curious about his childhood. He proudly told me he grew up in Iowa on a farm. His father owned a bowling alley. Don said he had to clean the bowling pins and alleys and described his childhood as one where working hard and pitching in were the values he learned. He said he thought his interest in engineering stemmed from that bowling alley. When I told him my family owned a bar and restaurant in Cleveland's industrial area, so we too had many responsibilities to keep things going. I said, "While you were cleaning bowling pins, I was peeling potatoes and carrots to get ready for the factory workers' lunch." He was amused. What was so remarkable and memorable is we traded stories and discovered many similarities in how we were raised and encouraged by our families.
The complex of buildings was interesting; I was most impressed with the ranches and innovative way that Don Bently commingled with nature. He had devised an irrigation system. On our tour he wanted to adjust something in that system. He asked me to hold his legs while he lay on the ground adjusting some part that was about a foot into the reservoir of water. I was happy to help and informed him I had lifesaving skills, but not planning on a rescue. He said, "I feel safer now; don't worry," and laughed.
Don showed me the visiting eagle's rock, the coyote's den, and pointed out the dark and light greens of his crops. I was fascinated by a dam with strategically placed rocks for flood/erosion control. We stood there looking at these rocks; I commented the dam and rock arrangement needed music because it looked like nature's symphony assembled there on the ranch. He seemed to like that because he asked me where the string section of this symphony was located. I remember well standing there with him for a few minutes when he agreed with the foliage and water, music would fit well. I thought he was very much in concert with nature.
The day was not dreary for me despite the overcast skies. Our tour lasted all day; yet it seemed like a short time. I remember that day with Don Bently as an opportunity to know one of the most brilliant people I have ever met. He was always thinking and innovating with no pretense about him.
When we returned to my car, I thanked him and told him Benjamin Franklin likely would have learned a lot from him. He agreed. What a treasure this man was to Carson Valley since 1961. From there, that little spot on the map, he became recognized worldwide as an inventor, scientist, pioneer of technology, and gave opportunity to many people. A man of integrity, Don Bently is truly a Nevada treasure.
• Ann Bednarski of Carson City is a career educator and journalist.


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"Black Ink Crew" Season 2 Episode 6: "You're a Wreck!" premieres tonight on VH1.
Here's the official synopsis of the episode via VH1:
"AIDS activist Maria Davis visits Dutchess at the shop for an HIV/AIDS Awareness tattoo and the entire crew is moved by her inner strength and personal story. Elsewhere, Puma defends Sassy from a rowdy group in Central Park and ends up getting in a fight. Meanwhile, Walt meets up with Alex, whose strange behavior leaves him wondering if he picked the wrong friend to confide in about the search for his father. Ceaser decides to man up and have a sit down with Puma. After arriving over 4 hours late, Alex makes a dramatic departure from a photo shoot gone wrong."
VH1′s summary of the show:
"Enter the world of the 'Black Ink Crew' and meet the girls and guys who run the only black-owned and operated tattoo parlor in the heart of Harlem at 113th St. and Lennox Ave. The employees are a tight, but totally dysfunctional "family." For many of them, this shop is the key to turning their lives around, and for some of them, it's their first legitimate job off the streets. To the people who work there, Black Ink is more than just one of the most famous — and infamous — tattoo shops in the country… it's home. The shop is also a magnet for hip-hop stars and athletes, but the real flavor comes from the quite colorful characters that walk into the shop on a daily basis. Inside the doors of Black Ink, you never know what you are going to get. From the sexy new girl on the block, Dutchess, to the party animal of the group, Puma, the characters are crazy, sexy, funny and, most of all, loveable. This hour-long docu-series follows the lives of Ceaser, Dutchess, Alex, Sassy, Puma, and O' S**t, as they work, live, party, and hang out in Harlem. 'Black Ink Crew' explores the friendships, crushes, rivalries and craziness that comes when a group of friends become family."
"Black Ink Crew" Season 2 Episode 6 "You're a Wreck!" airs November 4, 9:30 p.m. ET on VH1. Check out the spoiler video below:


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Come check out gorgeous hand-crafted glass art and jewelry and sample some delicious locally produced wines at the Fused Glass Show and Wine Tasting, Saturday, June 24, 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Camarillo Custom Crush Winery in Camarillo. 300 S. Lewis Rd., Camarillo. Meet the artist behind the work, Nancy Gold of Ocean Glass Glassworks. Taste a flight of six Custom Crush wines $10.
Falcons, we have been invited to host a homebrewed soda bar wtih LA area homebrew clubs at the Kickoff Festival for the 9th Annual L.A. Beer Week on Saturday, June 17 at Center Studios in Downtown L.A.
Join Board Publicity Director Matt Myerhoff in a Belgian IPA on Sunday, February 26 at the Home Beer Wine and Cheese Making Shop. Here are the top-rated examples. Belgian IPA, (Category 21B, Specialty IPA) is a pretty new style, emerging in the mid 2000s. Homebrewers and microbreweries simply substituted Belgian yeast in their American IPA recipes. Belgian breweries added more hops to their tripel and pale ale recipes, so there are all different styles among the great ones, including Brewery Vivant Triomphe, Houblon Chouffe, Epic Brainless IPA, Green Flash Le Freak, Stone Cali-Belgique, and Flying Dog's Raging Bitch. This one will have some of the rich, creamy mouthfeel and strong complex yeast aromas of a Belgian blonde, with a wild bouquet of hops.
The December Shop Brew Session had to be postponed to Sunday, January, January 15. The signups are carried with the date, including the wait list.
Board Member & Grand Hydrometer Drew Beechum will lead the crew in brewing Falcons Claws, the our version of Samichlaus, a monster dark Swiss lager that was once the strongest beer in the world at 14% ABV. It started in 1979 when Swiss-based Hürlimann Brewery decided to brew a Christmas lager on December 6—St. Nicholas Day (feast day). Until its doors closed in 1997, Hürlimann Brewery produced Samichlaus every year on December 6, and built up a loyal fan base along the way. Be ready for a year of lagering before bottling, and you'll be enjoying it next Christmas by the fire! READ MORE.
Falcons, sign up now for the November Club Shop Brew Session as Board Member John Aitchison leads the crew in brewing an Adambier. Get ready for some deep knowledge, technique and be ready to wait for a looooonnng fermentation for this huge beer. How many decoctions do you think John will attempt??
Falcons, sign up now for the October Club Shop Brew Session as Board Member and original "Brewgyver" Kent Fletcher leads the crew in brewing a Big Ass Holiday Ale that you will have ready just in time to be sipping by the fireplace as chestnuts roast this winter. There's no single type of Holiday Ale, but they tend to be dark, high gravity, complex, warming, and malty brews, often with spices added. Notable examplars include Anchor Brewing's "Our Special Ale" (Christmas Ale), and Sierra Nevada's Celebration Holiday Ale.
Falcons, sign up now for the August Club Shop Brew Session as Board Member Ed Kochanowski leads the crew in brewing a Black IPA, that style you hate to love or love to hate. Cascadian Dark Ale? American Style Black Ale? Who cares! Either way, you know it will be deeply, darkly hoppy! Black IPA is a beer with the dryness, hop-forward balance, and flavor characteristics of an American IPA, only darker in color – but without strongly roasted or burnt flavors. The flavor of darker malts is gentle and supportive, not a major flavor component.
Falcons, sign up now for the July Club Shop Brew Session as Board Members Matt and Andy lead the crew in brewing a Belgian Witbier, your ultimate warm-fermenting, cool-drinking summer brew, on Sunday, July 31!
Falcons, we have another opportunity to have a very special brew session at a brewery, this time care of Falcons Alex Samovitz and Donovan Nebreklievski, brewmasters at the newly opened Westlake Brewing Co. Westlake has offered to let 9 Falcons members sign up to participate in this hands-on brew session in the brewery, making a Westvleteren 12 clone using yeast from a single bottle of Westy that John Aitchison has cultivated, and taking 5 gallons of wort to ferment at home .
Falcons, prepare yourselves for a very special Club Brew Session! This month, Co-Vice President and past President and the Falcons' unofficial lager Emperor John Aitchison will lead the crew in brewing a rare and delicious authentic Czech dark lager at his shop, Tavern Services, on Saturday, March 19. John has a smaller system than the club's system at the Home Beer Wine and Cheese Making Shop, so there are 5 slots open.
Want to make your own beer at home? Get started on the right foot. Check out the Falcon's sponsoring shop, The Home Beer, Wine, Cheesemaking Shop. John Daume, proprietor, has been serving the home brewing and winemaking needs of Angelenos since 1972, over 30 years! (Falcon Members receive a 10% discount on supplies)
The last version of the Falcons website (1999-2009) is archived at archive.maltosefalcons.com/
Looking for older Falcons' information?, The Westval Maltose Falcons Webpage (Locally cached) (The Original Falcon's Roost, prior to 1999)
Looking for a home wine making club in the Los Angeles area? Check out our sister club, The Cellarmasters, over 30 and still stomping grapes.


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text: Social Media YouTube YouTube Charts for Tracking the Most Viewed Videos Find the popular and trending YouTube videos by Leslie Walker Writer Former Lifewire writer Leslie Walker is a multimedia journalism professor who covers social media, web publishing, and internet technologies. our editorial process Twitter Leslie Walker Updated on December 17, 2019 Lifewire YouTube Facebook Flipboard Pinterest Twitter Snapchat Instagram YouTube Online Dating Tweet Share Email Since YouTube discontinued its YouTube Charts feature for videos, it has become harder to locate the most-viewed videos on the site. YouTube itself releases Top 10 lists for each year and in various categories via its trends blog, but most of the available statistics are for current days or weeks. To identify popularity trends, check out these YouTube pages and bookmark them for future reference. These sources are also helpful for spotting viral video trends. YouTube Music Charts YouTube Music Charts maintains a list of the top music videos in the U.S. on YouTube. The 100 top music videos for the week are ranked and listed with the number of views and the number of weeks on the chart. From this screen, you can toggle to the Top Artists and Top Songs for the week. YouTube Spotlight The YouTube Spotlight channel brings you the best of YouTube for the preceding week as curated by YouTube itself. It is updated daily. The YouTube sections vary each week but usually include: Top Trending Videos of the WeekNew Music This WeekBest of VRGame Overload Just type YouTube Spotlight in the search bar at the top of the YouTube screen. For a longer list of trending videos from the current or previous day, go to the trending video feed. Popular on YouTube The Popular on YouTube channel offers the latest videos, music videos, trailers, and comedy clips that people are currently watching. Among many other changing topics, the listings include: Popular Right NowJust-Released Music VideosThe Daily "Aww"Sports HighlightsHot New TrailersBrand New Tech Each video lists the number of views and how long it has been on YouTube. YouTube Trends Blog The YouTube team maintains a trends blog that covers major trends on the video network and Top 10 lists in various categories. While the trends blog is updated only occasionally, the Top 10 videos for the year are usually presented there.


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1. Lack of training
Grooming is simply another aspect of training -- and improper training can create unhappy grooming sessions for everyone involved.
If you have a new puppy, it's important to get them used to brushing, bathing and having their feet, faces and ears handled from day one.
Early, grooming is especially important for breeds who will need haircuts throughout their lifetime.
For rescues or dogs acquired later in their life, it's important to approach grooming with a calm manner and lots of praise, making every experience positive, even dogs who are predisposed to having a bad reaction to grooming can be turned around with the right encouragement.
Approach a new dog's grooming in a calm, firm and patient manner, and include lots of positive reinforcement like praise and treats for the dog's calm cooperative behavior.
If you aren't able to be calm and anxiety-free when teaching your pet about grooming, you should continue to use a professional groomer until you get used to it.
2. Long hair + water = mats
A common problem that groomers deal frequently is matted fur in longer-haired dogs, but the cause of the mats isn't always obvious to owners.
Most pet owners don't know that when a dog with long or thick fur gets wet, they have a higher likelihood of getting painfully tight tangles and mats. Brushing as much dead or tangled hair out of the coat before a bath, swim or walk in the rain or snow is recommended.
A quick brush to check for tangles before getting wet can prevent a lot of uncomfortable brushing or a shave later on.
Always do a quick brush after the dog has dried off, just to make sure any dead hair loosened up by the water comes out. If mats are discovered during a bath, use a conditioner and a comb to loosen them as much as possible, and blow drying will help break the tangles apart.
3. Incomplete grooming
Be thorough, many owners concentrate their brushing efforts on their dog's back, missing other areas that need grooming just as much.
It's important not to forget about those trickier areas like faces, ears, tails, bellies, bums and legs when grooming at home. For shorter-haired dogs, it's still important to brush all areas to promote healthy skin, oil production and fur growth.
Your groomer can tell you which at-home tools are best for your pet, as different coats need different brushes and tools.
A part of a thorough groom includes checking the inside of ears and mouths. Ask your vet or groomer what the most appropriate cleaning schedule is for your dog.
Expensive and painful dental and ear issues can be easily prevented with regular maintenance.
4. Creating bad grooming habits through improper play
It seems cute when your pet snaps frantically at the garden hose, shakes her head when you blow on her ears or plays chase with the hair dryer or vacuum, but this type of teasing can make grooming really difficult for you, or your groomer, and scary for your pet.
A professional groom involves equipment that vibrates, shakes, sprays, and blows air at the dog. You need to make sure that they're not teaching the dog to bite or run when a groomer turns a tool on.
According to the professional groomer, "playing shake a paw, or gently grabbing their tails, jowls or ears while giving lots of praise," makes grooming safer, as the dog won't overreact to being touched in those areas.
5. Make grooming a year-round priority
When the weather starts to get colder, owners understandably want to make sure that their dog has enough fur to keep them warm, but neglecting grooming actually does more harm than good when it comes to protecting that insulating coat.
When grooming is neglected for cooler months, matting often occurs before the weather warms up in springtime.
The only cure for that kind of severe matting is a short shave, the exact opposite of what dogs and owners want in the middle of winter. Regular maintenance throughout cold wet, months can prevent a bald dog in February.
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New YouTuber 15 months sentenced and $22000 fine
Kanghua Ren, a prominent New YouTuber gets prison time for 15 months. Additionally, the federal officers also said that Ren has to give €20,000 which is around $22,300 for its 2017 video.
Ren is going to face jail time is because his 2017 video has made people around the world angry. In the video, Ren gave a homeless man a repackaged Oreos which were filled with toothpaste. The video blog was a part of Ren's journey across Barcelona.
What made the people agitated about Kanghua Ren aka ReSet?
Ren was 19 years old when he made the video. By the looks of it, Kanghua Ren was born in China, and his alter-ego in YouTube is ReSet. The worst part of the video was Kanghua said he might have taken things a little afar; nevertheless, there is a silver lining to the video. Ren thought that by giving the homeless man Oreos and toothpaste, he made sure the homeless have clean teeth.
Contrarily things went sideways when the 52-year-old homeless man went on a spree of vomiting. The homeless man told a local newspaper that, this is the first in his entire homeless he was disrespected. According to the sources, the name of the homeless man is Gheorghe L.
The fall of ReSet
According to the sources, ReSet's video has made him 2,200 dollars via advertising. On the other hand, ReSet's YouTube account has over a million subscribers.
The renowned video blogger has been charged with crimes against moral integrity. The prosecutors said that they demand Ren to go through two years of jail time.
After going through a series of backlashes from the viewers, ReSet went on to revisit Gheorghe. Consequently, during this visit, he enquired Gheorghe whether he liked the Oreo-paste or not. Ren was going to spend the night with Gheorghe, but a local person called the police. So, this is where things went sideways for Ren, and he will spend two years of his life in jail.
The police reports also said that New YouTuber ReSet removed and video and bribed Gheorghe with $380 to keep quiet.


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A diabetes diagnosis can be overwhelming, and it's easy to feel trapped. If you read this article, however, you will begin to understand that there are coping methods out that that can be very effective. Follow these simple steps and manage diabetes even better.
Handfuls of almonds can satiate you enough to slay your hunger spikes without disturbing your glucose levels. Almonds, and a lot of other nuts for that matter, are very high in protein and fiber, and they contain zero sugars. Keep some to snack on while watching TV.
Develop a "testing ritual" that you follow every time you test your blood sugar. For instance, put your insulin and meter in the exact same place every evening so you know where it is in the morning. Keep to the same routine every time you test so you never miss a step, and you don't have to think twice about recording your levels.
If you have diabetes it is crucial that you learn to indulge in a healthy way. It may not be necessary to avoid sweet treats completely. If you have good blood sugar levels, it is not bad for you to consume deserts every now and then. Plan for desserts by removing an equal number of carbs from the main part of your meal.
Add walnuts to your salad. Walnuts contain mono saturated fats which assists your health by making your cells receptive to insulin. In addition to this, you'll find important nutrients like omega-3 acids and antioxidants in them. Snacking on some tasty walnuts can even give you energy!
If you are a pregnant woman and believe you might be a carrier of gestational diabetes, you should consult with a trusted doctor immediately. If you are borderline diabetic during your pregnancy, cut back on your sugar and carbohydrate intake. Most likely, your doctor is going to prescribe you a specific medication to handle the issue during pregnancy whilst advising you a more appropriate route to take.
If you have diabetes and are experiencing vision issues, make sure to let your physician know. Diabetes is associated with a number of eye problems, including cataracts, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy. Do not take these problems lightly. Diabetes has been known to cause people to go blind when they do not take care of themselves and their diabetes.
If you have diabetes, it is very important to take great care in managing what you eat. Different food affect your glucose levels differently, so you need to closely monitor what you eat. Larger meals will require larger insulin injections, while smaller meals require less. By watching your meals, you will be able to better manage your blood sugar.
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Rep. Grayson Says No Apology for 'Die Quickly!' Remark
Louise Radnofsky reports on politics.
A congressional tit-for-tat over a lawmaker's behavior doesn't look like it's going to go away any time soon.
Rep. Alan Grayson, a Florida Democrat, came out swinging at House Republicans who want him to apologize or discipline him for a Tuesday floor speech in which he summarized the GOP health plan as "Don't get sick" or if you do get sick, "Die quickly!"
Grayson told Washington Wire he's not going to apologize. "There's nothing to apologize for," he said.
Rep. Tom Price, a Georgia Republican, threatened earlier today to introduce a resolution accusing Grayson of "a breach of decorum" that "degraded the integrity" of the House, echoing the wording of a House resolution disapproving of Republican Rep. Joe Wilson's shout of "You lie!" during President Barack Obama's address to a joint session of Congress. That resolution passed, largely on party lines. Price, who voted against it, said he would hold off introducing his resolution on Grayson to give the Democrat time to apologize.
Grayson said Price hasn't given a good reason why he should apologize, and suggested Price hasn't brought the resolution to the floor because people would realize it was a pointless, partisan distraction…


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Here's an interesting exercise. Let's reduce Gary Olson's piece Obama's First Nine Months: Change We Can Believe In? into bullet points:
• With Obama's massive troop escalation (can the Nobel Peace Prize be rescinded?) he's made Afghanistan his war, reminiscent of President Johnson's Vietnam War escalation.
• At the current death rate of 500 soldiers per year the events depicted in the film will soon become a shattering reality for many more Americans.
• And next year Obama will spend some $65 billion on Afghanistan, more than for the Iraq war.
• Afghanistan, the "Graveyard of Empires," is this administration's most egregious failing and is now fated to define Obama's legacy.
• Beyond Afghanistian,
– maintaining permanent military bases and large garrisons in Iraq,
– allowing Israel to evade a just two state peace with the Palestinians,
– clandestine Blackwater (now Xe services) assassins roaming around Pakistan,
– the killing of hundreds of Pakistani civilians by CIA Predator drone attacks authorized by Obama early in his tenure, and
– a continuing U.S. military build-up in Colombia under the guise of a phony "war on drugs," also are on the list.
After handing over almost $3 trillion to bankers,
– we have a jobless "economic recovery,"
– an official 10.2 percent unemployment rate which is actually 16.5 percent,
– the number of home foreclosures continues to rise and
– a country in which one in four children only manage to keep hunger pangs at bay because of food stamps and soup kitchens.
In the face of this situation Obama's first stimulus package was pitifully small, and while it did "save" some jobs, it wasn't nearly enough for serious job creation.
• Obama's professed support for helping workers to unionize evaporated shortly after his inauguration.
• And under Obama's watch, as noted by New York Times columnist Bob Herbert, "Even as tens of millions of working Americans are struggling to hang onto their jobs and keep a roof over their families' heads, the wise guys of Wall Street are licking their fat-cat chops over yet another round of obscene multibillion dollar bonuses — this time thanks to the bailout billions that were sent their way by Uncle Sam…"(10/20/09).
• The nine largest banks are distributing $32.6 billion in bonuses.
• But given the jobs crisis and depression-like situation confronting tens of millions of our fellow citizens, Obama found a record-breaking $664 billion for the Pentagon for fiscal 2010.
• Finally, Obama and many Democrats quickly abandoned government single payer national health insurance — the only plausible solution to our healthcare crisis — caving to the despicable, predatory, for-profit private health insurance lobbyists. (Note: These lobbyists gave $1.8 million to 18 key members of Congress).


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YHA Borrowdale
Number of beds: 86 Classroom(s) Garden/grounds
Bolt-ons available here
Scafell Pike, Great Gable and Castle Crag on the doorstep
How to get here
By car and by coach:
From Keswick follow the B5289 to Borrowdale. Look for YHA signs at the crossroads, 0.5 miles after Rosthwaite.
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The nearest bus stop is a 300m walk away at Stonethwaite Road End. The 78 and 77 run past this stop at frequent intervals during the summer.


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FLATS for almost 400 students will be built on the site of an old church, if the latest plans go ahead.
Developer McLaren Property has submitted plans for a new four- to seven-storey building in the Moulsecoomb area of Brighton, providing flats for almost 400 students as well as office space.
The old St Francis of Assisi Church, a recycling centre, and two cottages will be demolished to make way for the development if plans are approved by Brighton and Hove City Council.
A new community centre will be provided for the church to run, while the recycling centre will be moved to a new site.
The building will sit at the corner of Lewes Road and Moulsecoomb Way and will contain rooms for 378 students, as well as enough office space to support 90 jobs.
The developer said the student flats would be "up to 40 per cent cheaper" than current city centre private student accommodation It added; "This pricing should be competitive enough to fill every room."
250 studio flats and 128 communal "cluster" apartments are planned.
Alongside the flats and offices, a community centre will be built on the site of the old church.
Only 12 car park spaces will be provided, although parking for 288 bikes is planned.
Some residents have already criticised the plans, with one saying students already "dominated" Moulsecoomb.
The unhappy resident said: "I feel the land should be for actual affordable family housing, not a huge profit-making business which will not benefit the community. It will create noise, litter, and fill local transport.
"The developer is not putting enough into the local community to warrant this kind of profiteering.
"Moulsecoomb needs a small supermarket, a skate park, and improved parks, not 400 more transient residents who are not families or putting anything into our community."


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Carnival a celebration of slavery and a ten-day festival of Antigua in the most colorful costumes
ANTIGUA: I don´t know what the name Antigua means, but it might be a short cut for Sun all year round. This island has 365 beaches and some of the best are in the south east around Grande Anse with good conditions for snorkeling at Morne Rouge. Other good spots are Moliniere Point, Flamingo Bay and Dragon Bay.
Antigua is one of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean region and the main island of the country of Antigua and Barbuda, they became independent in 1981. Barbuda is located about 30 miles north and can be reached by boat. There is only one village called Codrington.
Festival. End of July until first Tuesday of August there is Carnival and Festival on Antigua with lots of dancing and music performed by steel bands. Local advice; Dress smart casual when dining, only wear swimwear and beachwear on the beach.
The Antiguan Carnival is a celebration of the slavery in the country and a ten-day festival of colorful costumes, beauty pageants, talent shows and good music and a spectacular Parade of Bands. In addition to major events, the revelry includes smaller festivities, local concerts, food fairs and cultural shows.
Barbuda´s Carnival, known as Caribana, is held in June.
Love is in the air, as Antigua is voted Caribbean's Most Romantic Destination for the fourth time in a row. The capital city of St Jones has a deep harbor and can accommodate cruise ships. Antigua is also known as Wadadli, a name comes from the original Amerindian inhabitants and means "our own".
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By Diane Small
Wood has been used for centuries to make not only houses, but their contents, too. But our love of this flexible, beautiful, easily workable material has also been its greatest downfall, and now some species of tree, such as Szaferi Birch or Root Spine Palm, are now extinct, and many others are endangered due to deforestation and disease.
Most developed countries have aimed to thicken their thinning woods with what they deem 'sustainable forestry,' but this doesn't solve the issue of the reduction of biological diversity and the ecological imbalance caused by the destruction of the natural habitats of countless species that rely on forests for their homes. Nor does it solve the problem of increasing demand for natural resources, despite the reality of diminishing supply.
Despite this high demand, or perhaps because of it, there is much wasted lumber. In fact, according to one American study, over 50% of all landfill in the USA consists of wood or plant based materials.
Fortunately, many artisans are salvaging this 'rubbish' to create one-of-a-kind pieces of up-cycled wood furnishings, The resulting variety of home decor items is seemingly endless: rolling storage crates become tables, trolleys or shelves; unwanted pallets are transformed into tables; stumps become attractive stools and side tables, and scrap lumber is turned into myriad household products, from serving dishes and utensils to drawers and stairs.
Many of wood-repurposing craftsmen are independent artisans working from sites such as Etsy. Like mainstream carpenters, most sing the praises of wood as being a material that always provides the foundation for a completely unique item; the grain is slightly different in each piece, as is the contour, colour and texture to some extent.
This is even more the case with repurposed wood. As one re-purposed wood artisan put it: "every single item I make is unique, as not only does the wood itself contain aged features, but because it is up-cycled from a previous item of furniture, it is also carries the imperfections of its previous incarnation."
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I'm working on switching to LLVM's lld linker as the FreeBSD system linker (/usr/bin/ld)[1], and the port in this PR is reported as a new failure in the exp-run, PR 214864.
An excerpt from the build log[2]:
gmake[2]: Entering directory '/wrkdirs/usr/ports/multimedia/harvid/work/harvid-0.8.2/src'
ld -r -b binary -o logo.o ../doc/harvid.jpg
ld: error: target emulation unknown: -m or at least one .o file required
gmake[2]: *** [Makefile:78: logo.o] Error 1
Known issues in this port or in lld that affect this port:
(4) lld does not have a built-in default output target. For the most common use of the linker (linking individual .o objects into an executable or shared object) lld infers the target from the first object file. However, when the linker is used to convert an arbitrary binary file into an ELF object (via -r -b binary) lld must have the output target specified explicitly with -m.
FreeBSD 11 and later have lld available as /usr/bin/ld.lld, so one simple option for testing is to just symlink /usr/bin/ld to ld.lld (and restore it to ld.bfd).
A port Makefile knob, LLD_UNSAFE=yes, exists to indicate that a port does not work with lld, and requires either /usr/bin/ld.bfd or binutils from ports. This should work for the common case of ports written in C using GNU autoconf; it may have no effect on other ports.
[1] https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-current/2018-March/068985.html
[2] http://package18.nyi.freebsd.org/data/headamd64PR214864-default/2018-03-21_17h43m11s/logs/errors/harvid-0.8.2.log
Via tobik@ in ports r465725, BINARY_ALIAS=ld=ld.bfd may be an effective workaround if LLD_UNSAFE alone does not work. If BINARY_ALIAS is used it should be in addition to LLD_UNSAFE, so that architectures without a /usr/bin/ld.bfd (arm64) work.
If possible LLD_UNSAFE=yes should imply BINARY_ALIAS=ld=ld.bfd, under discussion on the ports mailing list.
A commit references this bug:
Author: krion
Date: Wed Mar 28 09:58:48 UTC 2018
New revision: 465791
URL: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/465791
Switch to /usr/bin/ld.bfd by default as ld.ldd doesn't have built-in
default output target.
Submitted by: emaste
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Subject: Microeconomics
What is the definition of derived demand?
Derived demand is the demand that arises for factors of production. In other words, this is demand that is derived from the demand for goods and services.
Subject: Macroeconomics
What is the marginal revenue product of labour (MRP of labour)? What is the formula for its calculation? How does it affect how much labour a firm hires?
The MRP of labour tells the additional revenue earned by the firm by hiring an extra unit of labour. That is the change in total revenue brought about by the addition of one more worker. Formula for MRP of labour = MP of labour x Marginal unit of output revenue The firm maximizes its profit by hiring labour up to the point where MRP of labour equals the wage rate.
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Food is considered a necessity. So is the demand for food elastic or inelastic?
The elasticity of demand for food is inelastic. Food has few close substitutes as it is broadly defined, therefore, it is difficult to find a substitute as a group. Hence, the demand for food is inelastic.
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LIBERAL Democrats will today accuse rival parties in Wales of "happy meal politics" based on give-away gimmicks to tempt voters in May's Assembly elections.
Brecon AM Kirsty Williams will tell a rally at the opening of the Lib Dem spring conference in Swansea their opponents' pledges lacked substance.
"The other parties are obsessed with freebies as the main plank of their appeal... this is nothing more than happy meal politics. A free toy with every vote," she will say.
Labour has delivered free swimming for youngsters, free bus passes for the elderly and from next month free prescriptions for all, and pledges free childcare in certain areas in future.
Plaid Cymru pledged free laptop computers for secondary school pupils while the Conservatives unveiled plans for free energy saving light bulbs.
Ms Williams will say: "There ain't no free. It's money not being spent on something else."
She said LibDems would give new rights to carers – removing the burden off those who look after others.
A new Welsh Language measure would make Welsh and English the official languages.
Other measures could ensure healthier school meals, safer school transport and cutting the voting age in council elections to 16.


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Guy Gavriel Kay is the international bestselling author of many novels and a book of poetry. He has been awarded the International Goliardos Prize for his work in literature of the fantastic and won the World Fantasy Award for Ysabel in 2008. In 2014, Kay was named to the Order of Canada, the country's highest civilian honor. His work has been translated into more than 25 languages.
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The One Shoe Trend to Ditch—and the Style That's Blowing Up
In the world of trends, things come and go. Recently, I've been thinking a lot about shoe trends since I've been trying to curate the pairs I have in my collection. One that I never hopped on board with is the flatform, which turns out is a good thing because it's on its way out. I've been seeing the styles less and less, but it was confirmed for me when one Who What Wear editor recently reported that the trend was "slowly dying."
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Byculla seems an unlikely contender for Mumbai's top cultural hotspot
To walk through Byculla today is to be in two places at once - Mumbai in its past, and its future. Congested, grimy and still largely working class, but increasingly crowded in by residential high-rises, Byculla seems an unlikely contender for Mumbai's top cultural hotspot. Yet, as a heritage guide leading historic walks around Mumbai's neighbourhoods, I can't seem to keep people away. Even on early Sunday mornings, in the pouring rain. In fact, it's precisely in its chaos, its enormous contrasts and its transformation, that Byculla's attraction lies, in a city seemingly weary of more familiar haunts. South Mumbai's tony Colaba area? Hipster favourite Bandra? Been there, done that. Byculla on the other hand has - ironically - become new again.
The area is no stranger to change. Once a low-lying swamp submerged during high tide, Byculla benefitted from crucial reclamation work in the early 19th century. It grew into a wealthy residential suburb which attracted the richest of Bombay's citizens and, with them, its most sophisticated infrastructure: including a church, a synagogue and the city's first racecourse. In contrast to the walled, congested town centre to its south - the Fort - Byculla was clean, green and open. (Let that sink in for a minute.) Next time you're stuck in traffic in the area, try and imagine Dr Ambedkar Road in its earlier avatar as Parel Road, as the route of the Governor's commute to Government House in Parel, when it used to be among the widest, most prominent streets in Bombay.
There is much to imagine in Byculla today. Look closely at the nondescript Masina Hospital, with its circular driveway, flat grounds and decorative ironwork painted an inexplicable green and gold, and you might see a palatial mansion set within landscaped gardens, the opulent 19th century home of Jewish businessman and trader David Sassoon. The house, lyrically named Sans Souci, "without care", was one of many landmarks Sassoon gave Bombay. An immigrant from Baghdad who swiftly became one of the city's leading businessmen, it was said in the 1850s, "silver and gold, silks, gums and spices, opium and cotton, wool and wheat - whatever moves over sea or land feels the hand or bears the mark of Sassoon and Co." A brilliant man, Sassoon understood the value of culture; among his many philanthropic projects, he contributed to the Victoria And Albert Museum (the city's first, now the Dr Bhau Daji Lad) right next door to his Byculla home. The Jewish Star of David across the museum's ceiling continues to mark his contribution.
For Sassoon's English neighbours, the exclusive Byculla Club made life just a little sweeter, literally. The first of Bombay's residential clubs, the Byculla was known for its signature souffl?, a cold "fluffy delight" heavy on the liqueurs; a particular treat since ice at this time was imported to Bombay - all the way from Boston.
It was the first railway line, connecting Bombay with Thane in 1853, that changed everything. Byculla's open spaces attracted the mills and workers that would transform the port city into an industrial, urban centre; the rich would leave, following the sea breeze westward for the next fresh, green, open area. In 1862, Bombay's then-governor Sir Bartle Frere ordered the demolition of the now-redundant Fort walls. With the Town Hall (Asiatic Society) as focal point and anchor, the old cotton trading green at the heart of the Fort was transformed into the city's first planned business district, today's Horniman Circle. Beyond the old boundary of the walls, Gothic Bombay would gradually emerge, as all attention shifted firmly south to "India's first city", constructed in the latter 19th century on the back of the very industry left behind in Byculla.
Recently, the opening of Magazine Street Kitchen, an experimental restaurant in a refurbished warehouse in Byculla, created considerable buzz. The heritage buff in me finds much to celebrate in the Kitchen's intelligent recovery of an abandoned industrial unit; one that, in its form, previous life (named for a gunpowder factory that once operated there) and location holds important histories. In this, the Kitchen joins other initiatives like the upmarket Great Eastern Home store and Nine Fish art gallery, housed in spaces once part of a textile mill, in setting an example of creative re-use in the midst of so much neglect.
But if - or rather when - their tribe multiplies, critical questions remain. Who is all this for? Who's invited? And, by extension, who's left out? As Byculla becomes more gentrified every day, as its high-rises literally look down upon and overwhelm its chawls, as new cultural hotspots capitalize on its distinct past for rich new audiences, is there any space or thought for its working class residents?
And what, in the face of all this unstoppable progress, will go next? The few chimneys that continue to stand - without context? The chawls? The covered fruit and vegetable market, one of the city's oldest, which is earmarked for development into a multi-use, multi-storey building? Would nobody miss the spot where Dr Ambedkar was married, after wedding venues in the city denied entry to a Dalit couple? Then again, without any kind of official recognition or signage, you'd walk past it today without an inkling of the amazing bit of history you were missing. What about the Irani cafes, local institutions for decades but almost unknown outside Byculla? Could the S-bridge, a one-of-its-kind bit of infrastructure connecting east and west over the central rail line, go the way of other historic bridges being demolished as the railways modernize?
If Byculla, in this moment, is fascinating in its contrasts, its mixings, its diversity, shouldn't we fight to spare it the fate of Lower Parel? Will we even notice when Byculla, Worli, Parel and everywhere else look exactly the same? Which neighbourhood will we turn to next, for the unique character, stories and inspiration we seek? As local histories disappear, every day, across the city, the only people who lose is everybody.


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The roses continue to bloom while some premiums missed the memo that scoring is going through the roof this year. Maybe the old 'don't trade a premium' rule is out the window with two trades per week. Dan Hannebery showed why the rule exists last week with a bounce back to form against the Pies, but the likes of Luke Parker, Heath Shaw and Lachie Neale are really testing coaches patience.
Chopping Block:
Max Gawn (RUC, $588,000) BE: 152: Injury, get him out
Luke Parker (MID, $612,000) BE: 129: Rivals are circling in Draft leagues with low offers, stay strong!
Heath Shaw (DEF, $552,000) BE: 122: A big score must be on the cards, but I would be itchy with an average of 79.
Lachie Neale (MID, $617,000) BE: 127: Cheaper players are pumping out way bigger scores… Luxury trade option
Get him in:
Marc Murphy (MID, $596,000) BE: 36: Still under-priced and killing it
David Swallow (MID, (404,000) BE: 15: Looking like a number one draft pick
Alex Neal-Bullen (MID/FWD, $377,000) BE:-14: Two massive scores out for three for the high scoring Dees. Nice stepping stone as we shy away from the guns and rookies strategy. BE: -14
Clayton Oliver (MID, $531,000) BE: 34: Yes, still a bargain, not too late.
Rucking issue
The biggest trade issue this week is Max Gawn. There is no simple answer here as everyone's team is off to a different start. Some are structured well, rolling along nicely, while others needed to find a reason to restructure and this could be it.
Well balanced:
If you have a team that isn't running the rollercoaster with rookies on the field that are producing pathetic scores like 30 or less, good job and look no further than Brodie Grundy (RUC, $623,000). He is in sensational form with an average of 117 and with a break even of only 77, you will pick him up cheaper than those seeking a ruck upgrade down the track. If you want to save some cash but maintain structure, Stef Martin (RUC, $582,000) is an easy selection. Also averaging 116 and carrying a low BE of 62, Stef is a bargain.
Shuffle, making a bit of cash for an udgrade:
Matthew Kreuzer (RUC, $494,000) is always a worry when you see him like this. He is looking every bit the player we though he could be for the last eternity and whenever this happens, something always seems to derail him. Touch wood, I hope it doesn't because I love him, but history tells us there is an element of buyer beware.
Jarrod Witts (RUC, $409,000) has embraced the increase opportunity and his scoring has reflected that. Despite the Suns indifferent start to the year, he has managed to average 91 which gives him a BE of just 39 leading into his matchup with the blues. A viable and interesting stepping stone.
Make some real coin:
You could always sub Toby Nankervis into the ruck division or play the best rookie in the competition Braydon Preuss which would allow you to make a significant downgrade/upgrade of a rookie to one of the under priced premiums mentioned above.
Hopefully this generates a few ideas, but as always, have a chat in the comments section and throw some ideas off each other.
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Trade O'Meara to Swallow
Brett Eddy (on my bench) to Houston seeing as Brett Eddy has been dropped
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Definetly 2 mate. The non playing rookies out is a priority
Touk and Houston
Grundy and Williamson?
Preuss onto field, Nankervis to forward, balic to midfield bench, play barrett and trade O'Meara (bring on a non-playing rook in the ruck) – with the cash then trade Thouy to Taylor Adams??
Alright I have no clue if I should do this or not but I need some opinions, trade Gawn out for a 150k player and have Nank and Preuss rucking then with the left over money upgrade Taranto either Rocky, Merrett, Murphy or gaff. Any opinions if I should do it or not?
im still questioning Preuss – 2 good games in a row is bloody tempting, im thinking taking the risk – then I would look at Murphy was a good option for my upgrade 2 weeks ago
So do you reckon I should go ahead? And it's a 4 game partial lockout this week so I'll have a lot of time to think about it
I reckon do it
Good moves (better Rocky or Merret if you are prepared to pay the extra for long-term points, but Murphy if you want best current value)
Trade out o Meara or Zak jones?
Regardless I'm bringing in Williamson from Carlton.
Who has greater scoring/money making potential?
Consistency of o Meara role is nice but I like Jones better overall
Give O'Meara one more chance?
Nah, guy needs to remember how to football. You brought him in to score 85+ and make money. He's doing neither.
Sideways to Swallow/ANB/WHE or down to any decent rookie you don't have.
Or up to a decent top 15ish midfielder if you can afford
I have 215k left. I need to find a rookie ruckman under that price that will get games soon… any ideas ?
Best premo mid for the long run?
Danger/Zerrett/Rocky/Trealor… Whichever you want, first, you'll want them all by end of the year.
Is spencer a cash cow now he will be tucking alone could he reach 400k ? Or will his price hover in the 300k mark
Heath Shaw > Christian Salem
Jaeger O'Meara > Alex Neal Bullen
Don't like the Shaw to Salem, but love JOM to ANB.
Shaw will score 130+ soon and everyone will trade him in. Likewise, Salem will get injured or score shitty, like midpricers usually eventually do and you'll want him gone… Probably for Shaw
Do you recommend anyone else besides Salem
I recommend not trading Shaw. He did this last year, then scored 5x 120+ scores in a row, then scored 70's & 80's. It's what he does. Ride it out.
Fix up a non-playing rookie or bring in someone with a low BE for a midpricer like Steele or Roughy, just like you are doing with JOM > ANB.
CADDY to ANB
257k left to upgrade o'meara or roughy
Or Keep caddy until dpp so I can upgrade.
And downgrade o'meara to ANB OR SPP which one?
Should I get rid of Omeara and Kennedy (WCE) for Dusty and Neal-Bullen?
Option two is Swallow and Touk Miller.
any other suggestions?
99k in the bank
JOM to Jake Lloyd (play Barrett m8, Lloyd d3)
Aaron Hall to Touk Miller (Miller to f3)
22k left
JOM to Murphy
Roughead to Jake Spencer with Nank to fwds (play preuss r2, use E to check his score first)
3k left
Possibly upgrade to Miller next week using Nank & Spencer if he spuds, Spencer to rook, Nank to Touk, keep playing Preuss.
Current Side
DEF – Adams,Laird,Z.Jones,Marchbank, Hampton,Otten (Stewart,Hibberd)
MID – Titch,Gaff,Fyfe,Hall,Watson, Oliver,JOM,Swallow (Barrett,Pickett)
RUCK – Martin,Nankervis (Preuss,Strnadica)
FWD – Macrae,Dahlhaus,Steele,Roughead,ANB, WHE (Butler,Weideman)
Torn between these 3 trades – currently have 333k to spend…
1) JOM/ROUGHY -> Roo/ANB (+76k left)
2) JOM/ROUGHY -> Grundy/ANB via Nank DPP (+114k left)
3) JOM/ROUGHY-> Oliver/ANB (+206k)
First 2 potentially get me someone who wouldn't need to get traded again pending injury, last 1 more bang for buck in terms of $ generation. Thoughts?
trade Barrett or JOM this week to watson?
so guys, is it wise to put Preuss on my bench as an emergency and put a non-playing ruck rookie on my field. Just to see how Preuss goes first? if he does poorly, then I'll change my trades tomorrow and swap gawn for S.Martin directly.


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With the rise of the insta shop and digital influence, gone are the days when the only way to succeed in fashion was to make the move to the sartorial capital. The British fashion industry is booming, particularly in Manchester, Brighton, Newcastle and beyond – making way for tonnes of fashion jobs outside London. Amongst the thousands of individuals working in fashion outside of London, I spoke to three young women who are killing it in their sectors and proving that you don't have to live in the big smoke to ignite your career.
Soraya Alavi (PR at KNOWN, a communications specialist based in London and Brighton), Bekki Ramsay (Founder of La Pique, in Newcastle) and Lettie Pattinson (Co-Founder of The Design Studio Hawarden, a faux-fur clothing brand based in Hawarden) all have profited from their firm decisions to remain outside of London to pursue their careers in fashion. Read on to find out how and why.
What influenced your decision to stay at home/work outside of London instead of move to the capital?
Lettie Pattinson: I was born up North and have lived here my whole life! I went to university in Liverpool and fell in love with the city. I feel the North offers so much real talent in a range of outlets, music, fashion, food, without the sometimes pretentiousness that's often prevalent in London.
Soraya Alavi: Up until I was 20, I was adamant I wanted to live and work in London. But since finishing uni and now being 24, as much as I love London I have realised I don't HAVE to live here in order to build my career. Most of my friends, family and boyfriend are here, so I took a step back and realised that I can actually work in Brighton. Also, I want to buy a house soon (I say soon but I haven't saved a penny yet ha!) and ideally have a garden which isn't something you can get in London that doesn't cost the world + 100000x Gucci bags.
Bekki Ramsay: Ironically, I was actually planning on moving to London after graduating. But after heading down for Graduate Fashion Week, I surprisingly relieved when leaving Kings Cross to head back up North. For me, London is too fast-paced and overpriced but the real deal breaker was the lack of Greggs.
Cliche Northern jokes aside, my friends based in London had also informed me that their midweeks are automatically written off with long working hours, and a lot of commuting. Although I'm a hard-worker, I'd prefer to be less successful and have balance, than making a name and having less of a social life.
What challenges have you experienced working in fashion outside of London?
Lettie: I won't lie, there are a lot more opportunities in London but I hope to see that change. We've missed out on quite a few exciting things, such as when big publications and celebrities/stylists want us to loan items quickly or on the day. Sometimes we've had really amazing overseas clients who have contacted us during their stay in London and they have asked where they can find our shop. Sometimes we find the 'not what you know but who you know' ideology to be extremely challenging, especially being based outside of London. We lose out on features/interviews/events because we aren't 'from London' which is really annoying. Many publications don't seem to realise you are still very relevant despite not being London-based, especially as we have been featured in American Vogue (and they particularly liked the fact we were based up North.)
Bekki: Firstly, fashion jobs outside London are *very* limited, if at all possible! I work as a PR & Outreach Executive for an award-winning SEO agency but we currently have no clients within the fashion industry. Instead, I've incorporated this passion into my own side business: I run my own fashion accessories company, La Piqué, which is where my Fashion Communication degree comes into play!
Soraya: In all honesty, I thought I was going to be at a disadvantage being out of London, but I was actually very wrong. Brighton is full of creativity and innovation and there are many companies that are now relocating to Brighton or other cities. I am in London 1 or 2 days per week to meet clients or press or for events and it's only an hour on the train. I don't think it is that much of a challenge. The thing I do obviously miss is the day/nightlife and my girls.
How has your lifestyle been impacted by living outside of the capital?
Bekki: It hasn't – there's a lot of culture in the North so there's no need to travel to London to improve my lifestyle. We have lots of independent bars and restaurants, we're currently hosting the Great Exhibition of the North and we have the most beautiful beaches and countryside. Unfortunately, our shopping scene isn't as good, but that's what the internet's for.
Soraya: I have definitely saved a fair amount on living costs. I know how much some of my friends are paying and I honestly don't know how they do it whilst also going out, saving and everything else too. Especially on a starting salary!
Lettie: I find my lifestyle is so relaxed and enjoyable. I visit London quite a bit and I'm always so relieved to come back. We're an hour from coastal regions, the stunning Welsh mountains and 40 minutes from Manchester and Liverpool, so we have a great balance! Things are a lot more affordable here. There's a wonderful community up North where people are appreciated with a kinder, more genuine and authentic approach.
How often do you travel to London for work?
Bekki: I've been at my current job role for five months, and have visited London once (for an awards ceremony) so not that often.
Soraya: Once or twice a week, which is perfect for me! I tried the commuting thing for 6 months and I can say it is definitely not for me! (I enjoy sleep too much!)
Lettie: I probably go to London 2-3 times every couple of months. The train is only 2 hours away so the journey is really great and so easy to do. (Except when you get to Euston and it's just a sea of people rushing!) I am fortunate to have lots of friends there and it's always a nice time.
What are the main benefits of living outside London?
Bekki: Everything is so much cheaper! From cinema tickets to rent, and from eating out to a single gin – everything is a lot more attainable, although ironically, the cheapness can put you in a constant "treat yo self" mentality.
Lettie: Production and manufacturers are mainly based in the North. We have a wonderful sewing machine mechanic who is from our area, however he has to travel to London most of his time because there doesn't seem to be machine specialists based there. We champion the North through our brand. All fabrics and materials are sourced from our northern shops, especially North Wales. When it comes to shoots, I use a range of locations and cities up here which make a wonderful setting, from the alternative streets of Manchester's Northern Quarter to the Welsh countryside! TDS is aimed at a diverse range of women so it's always so wonderful to show that in our branding, with Northern locations and models.
People assume we are based in London because we run a fashion brand and we love proving we're not. They cannot seem to understand how we do what we do, outside of London. We have also been asked what tube line 'Hawarden' is when Hawarden is actually our village up North! I think it makes us stand out. People have to realise that the British fashion industry started in The North. Our followers have been a huge part of our journey and success and we have stayed true to ourselves and still work from home despite the high demand and success of TDS.
Soraya: The SEA! Everyone probably says that in Brighton, but honestly it's so nice just being able to go down to the beach after work or near the countryside. I don't think there's anything better than breathing in fresh air, which you don't get in London. I would say the costs are a lot less, but Brighton is almost up there with London prices in terms of food and drink now so I wouldn't say the costs are much of a benefit. However, I would obviously spend more if I lived in London.
What are your tips for working outside of London in fashion?
Bekki: Firstly, remind yourself that there are creative people outside London. Scope them on social media, befriend them, and help each other. Secondly, if you can't find a job in fashion, create your own job in the meantime! Have a multi-hyphen job title like the incredibly inspiring, Emma Gannon. And lastly, create an online portfolio with impeccable branding which reflects your personality. Promoting your work online and sell yourself as much as you can – I once secured some social media marketing with a masseuse, whilst getting the massage.
Lettie: Look beyond London! If anything, London is the crazy option purely because of the competition. So many people in fashion have to 'prove' themselves and their worth. Many young people are working for free and doing so much work. Fashion itself is so inclusive and it is for everyone, so don't assume you have to be in London to do it. I've been fortunate to travel lots with my job and have seen so many incredible places – it's so important to be yourself and know that you don't have to follow the crowd or do what everyone else is doing.
Soraya: Don't be scared that it will hinder your career or progression! Admittedly, at first, I would compare myself to my friends in London and get down about it by thinking that I was missing out. But then I realised how silly I was being. If I'm happy and in a good job – why does it matter? Of course, there are SO many jobs in London and it can be easy to get disheartened when you don't see as many roles come up wherever you are but you just have to do some digging and research and trust me you will find something without compromising!
I'll be honest, this is my third job since graduating last year but I know I don't regret anything and if I hadn't been in those other two roles, I wouldn't be where I am now. The first was at a head office when I was commuting to London, the second was a job I just took because I didn't want to commute anymore and then I eventually found the job I am in now which I love. I now work for a cool, creative PR company called KNOWN, which is based in a shared office called PLATF9RM. It's such a lovely office and environment and we get to meet so many creative and ambitious people, oh and you can bring your dogs which is always a winner! It took a while to get me here and as cheesy as it sounds, I don't regret it one bit. London still has my heart, but Brighton is always going to be home.
There are a spectrum of benefits for staying at home and looking for fashion jobs outside London, from living costs to profiting from your city's cultural identity. If you are currently considering a role in your hometown or are anxious to make the move to the capital, I hope that these tips and insights give you the courage and advice to make a more informed decision. If these wonderful women can do it, so can you!


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Moon phase on 18 July 2021 Sunday is First Quarter, 8 days young Moon is in Scorpio.Share this page: twitter facebook linkedin
First Quarter is the lunar phase on . Seen from Earth, illuminated fraction of the Moon surface is 62% and growing larger. The 8 days young Moon is in ♏ Scorpio.
* The exact date and time of this First Quarter phase is on 17 July 2021 at 10:11 UTC.
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Moon rises at noon and sets at midnight. It is visible high in the southern sky in early evening.
Moon is passing about ∠10° of ♏ Scorpio tropical zodiac sector.
Lunar disc appears visually 4.1% wider than solar disc. Moon and Sun apparent angular diameters are ∠1967" and ∠1888".
Next Full Moon is the Buck Moon of July 2021 after 5 days on 24 July 2021 at 02:37.
There is low ocean tide on this date. Sun and Moon gravitational forces are not aligned, but meet at big angle, so their combined tidal force is weak.
The Moon is 8 days young. Earth's natural satellite is moving through the first part of current synodic month. This is lunation 266 of Meeus index or 1219 from Brown series.
Length of current 266 lunation is 29 days, 12 hours and 34 minutes. It is 1 hour and 32 minutes longer than next lunation 267 length.
Length of current synodic month is 11 minutes shorter than the mean length of synodic month, but it is still 5 hours and 59 minutes longer, compared to 21st century shortest.
This lunation true anomaly is ∠230.1°. At the beginning of next synodic month true anomaly will be ∠264.3°. The length of upcoming synodic months will keep decreasing since the true anomaly gets closer to the value of New Moon at point of perigee (∠0° or ∠360°).
12 days after point of apogee on 5 July 2021 at 14:48 in ♉ Taurus. The lunar orbit is getting closer, while the Moon is moving inward the Earth. It will keep this direction for the next 2 days, until it get to the point of next perigee on 21 July 2021 at 10:30 in ♐ Sagittarius.
Moon is 364 370 km (226 409 mi) away from Earth on this date. Moon moves closer next 2 days until perigee, when Earth-Moon distance will reach 364 520 km (226 502 mi).
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11 days after beginning of current draconic month in ♊ Gemini, the Moon is moving from the beginning to the first part of it.
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The Collapse And Recovery Of The Roman Empire, by Michael Grant
The third century was a period of remarkable stress for the Roman Empire, and as someone who reads a lot about Roman history [1], it was pretty obvious that I would be interested in turning my attention to this particular period. And this book is a pretty good work to look at for that period. For one, the book is short (at just over 100 pages) and so it will not tax the patience of the author. Perhaps it is best to view this book as an introduction to an obscure and often-neglected part of Roman history, namely the part between the peak of the Roman Empire during the "good emperors" and the following recovery under the Severan emperors of the early third century and the revival of Roman fortune under Diocletion and Constantine, and then to use this book as encouragement to read other books that cover the same subject matter in greater detail if one prefers. If one is interested in the economic crisis of the times or the instability of government or the issues of internal and external relations, there are plenty of places this book will encourage one on in terms of reading material.
This work is divided, like Gaul, into three parts. The first part of the book, divided into three short chapters, looks at the collapse of the Roman empire (I) under the internal loss of stability and the frequent overthrow of Roman emperors (1) under the pressure of military defeats against the Germans (2) and Persians (3) on the frontiers. The author then looks at the recovery (II) of the Roman Empire towards the end of the third century through a variety of strong emperors (4) who reconstituted the army and allowed it to hold its own against its opponents (5) and who increased central control like Diocletian (6) with reforms in coinage and finance (7) and efforts to reform the state religion (8). The third part of the book then looks at life away from politics (III) by looking at philosophy and personal religion with a focus on Plotinus (9) and the fiction of Helopdorus (10), after which the book contains a short epilogue and a lengthy appendix that sets the third century within the larger and more comprehensive sweet of Roman history that the reader may not know but which is important in understanding the time period in question.
There are a few elements of this book that are particularly interesting. The author's comments about Christianity are those of a scholar and not (lamentably) a believer, and the author seems somewhat interested in both mystery religions as well as sun worship as worthy challengers to Christianity, and not someone who is afraid to point out aspects of heathen practice that were (and are) part of Christianity even to this day. The author also talks about one of the more poignant aspects of third century Roman society that is important and relevant in our own lives, and that is the way that the survival of the empire as a whole was combined with a great loss of liberty on the part of the people of Rome in the face of massive internal and external pressures. Regimes that are thought of as being threatened with destruction can sometimes find the strength to survive at the cost of the well-being of ordinary people, but those costs are likely to be very heavy indeed, and we would do well not to put such strain on our societies that they are tempted to seek survival at our expense, something that could easily happen in much of the west right now in the face of our own internal and external pressures and the general crisis of legitimacy that exists in our political orders.
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It was found that increasing the size and straightening the alignment of the highway culvert to the maximum possible within the confines of the restricted site location, would provide a 1 in 70 year level of protection. By re-aligning and widening the downstream channel, as proposed, this would further increase to a level of protection of 1 in 100 years.
Despite full funding being unavailable, the Council committed some monies to scheme preparation during 2015/16 to ensure a shelf ready scheme was in place, ready for any future funding commitment from Welsh Government.
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