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Hon Tariana Turia, Minister for Disability Issues, is pleased to celebrate New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week, which began today.
Mrs Turia said "Sign Language is an official language of New Zealand, and I am pleased to announce that this week, we are celebrating and recognising this language which is used by approximately 24,000 New Zealanders."
Each year Deaf Aotearoa New Zealand organises NZSL Week to help promote the language as well as raise awareness about New Zealand's Deaf community, and the challenges that they face each day.
"Communication is a key part of our lives, and we sometime take for granted our ability to communicate, to watch TV, to listen to the radio, and to take part in everyday events that sometimes the deaf community are not able to access. So it is timely to remember those 4,000 members of our community who communicate solely through sign language" said Mrs Turia.
"Deaf people can often feel invisible, or misunderstood by the wider community, so it is important that as New Zealanders, neighbours, whanau members we reach out, and support this initiative, and the people within our community."
Mrs Turia said "I look forward to this week every year, and am pleased that I am able to have a sign language interpreter at my public speaking events this week, starting from tonight with the launch of the Smokefree Rockquest and Smokefree Pacifica Beats."
"I urge all of us to consider learning and practicing some sign language this week, and to keep an eye out for NZSL events and initiatives this week", ended Mrs Turia.
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The major bill under consideration in the Senate (sponsored by Senators Edward Kennedy, John Edwards, and JohnMcCain) would cover all Americans with private health insurance. It would guarantee patients access to emergencycare, medical specialists, clinical trials, and independent medical review of claims denials. The bill would alsogive patients broad rights to sue HMO's and other insurers when health care is improperly denied. House Republicansyesterday introduced a competing bill giving patients more limited rights to sue.
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The construction impact of the All Aboard Florida speed train from Miami to Orlando airport could exceed $4 billion and generate nearly 36,000 jobs during the two years it will take to build it.
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All Aboard Florida, a subsidiary of Miami-based Florida East Coast Industries, needs to build 35 miles of new track from Cocoa to Orlando airport. The Florida Department of Transportation and the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority (OOCEA) have authority over the necessary right-of-way corridor, which runs along State Road 528.
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There are plenty of plant-based bioplastics already on the market. The problem with these is they can be double the price of traditional plastics. They are a fashionable product for companies trying to appear environmentally friendly, but often don't offer any financial value.
Newly appointed chief executive Darren Harpur says the biggest challenge is convincing companies it's worthwhile to use bioplastics instead of polyethylene, polypropylene and other common plastics.
"You sort of become a fringe provider to a small segment of the market unless you can compete on price, or if you can offer something different that they can't get elsewhere."
He says Novatein will be a competitive price, as will the "feather plastic", because the raw materials are by-products that have already been through the expensive, energy-intensive industrial processes.
But, as Harpur points out, bioplastics aren't suitable for everything.
The bioplastic is made from bloodmeal, the powdered dried blood often used in fertilisers. The bloodmeal is mixed with the sort of chemicals you might find in toothpaste and food preservatives to make granules of resin. Those granules can be heated and formed into any number of objects in a mould, just like polyethylene.
The difference is that Novatein is non-toxic and biodegradable. Based on tests, half of its mass can degrade in 12 weeks. Simply putting it in a cup of water will cause it to start slowly degrading.
This makes it unsuitable for long-term use, but perfect for use at places like Wallace Corporation's meat rendering plant. Wallace Corporation is an investor in Aduro and will potentially be both a supplier of bloodmeal and a consumer of bioplastics made by Aduro.
When an animal is slaughtered, plastic clips are used to stop contaminants from inside the body escaping into the meat.
The plastic gets ground with the offal and becomes a minor contaminant in final products like tallow and pet food.
Novatein clips wouldn't contaminate the offal, since they are made of bloodmeal and will easily degrade in the rendering process.
Aduro isn't in the game of selling finished products to consumers.
"Our job is to make the granules," says Harpur. It is up to manufacturers to then create products with them.
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The company was started in 2008, and plans to begin manufacturing resins between mid 2015 and mid 2016.
It began with funding from WaikatoLink, the commercialisation company of the University of Waikato. Now Wallace Corporation is funding it through to the production phase.
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Until the mid-1970s, deaf people in Japan had few legal rights and little social recognition. Legally, they were classified as minors or mentally deficient, unable to obtain driver's licenses or sign contracts and wills. Many worked at menial tasks or were constantly unemployed, and schools for the deaf taught a difficult regimen of speechreading and oral speech methods rather than signing. After several decades of activism, deaf men and women are now largely accepted within mainstream Japanese society.Deaf in Japan, a groundbreaking study of deaf identity, minority politics, and sign language, traces the history of the deaf community in Japan, from the establishment of the first schools for the deaf in the 1870s to the birth of deaf activist movements in the postwar period and current "culture wars" over signing and assimilation. Drawing on archival and ethnographic research and in-depth interviews with deaf men and women from three generations, Karen Nakamura examines shifting attitudes toward and within the deaf community. Nakamura suggests that the notion of "deaf identity" is intimately linked with the Japanese view of modernization and Westernization. The left-affiliated Japanese Federation of the Deaf embraces an assimilationist position, promoting lip-reading and other forms of accommodation with mainstream society. In recent years, however, young disability advocates, exponents of an American-style radical separatism, have promoted the use of Japanese Sign Language.Nakamura, who signs in both ASL and JSL, finds that deafness has social characteristics typical of both ethnic minority and disability status, comparing the changing deaf community with other Japanese minority groups such as the former Burakumin, the Okinawans, and zainichi Koreans. Her account of the language wars that have erupted around Japanese signing gives evidence of broader changes in attitudes regarding disability, identity, and culture in Japan.
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Dental Surgical extractions $160 – $260 Oral surgery Extractions $100 – $130 Occlusal therapy $35 – $250 $500 Endodontic Services Treatment of root canals $60 – $170 Periodontic Services Treatment of tissue surrounding the teeth $15 – $305 Dentures and components (partial and complete) $25 – $800 $800 every 3 years Dentures Maintenance and repair $37 – $200 $200 $800 (increases by $100 Crowns and bridges Preparation and placing of crowns and bridges $55 – $635 each year to $1,200) Spectacle frames $135 Optical Glasses and contact $250 (or $500 every Spectacle lenses – pair $130 – $250 lenses 2 years)* Contact lenses – pair $140 – $250 Psychology (after Medicare entitlement is exhausted) $80 per visit $600 Dietetics $55/$40 $350 Podiatry services (cannot be used for in-patient services) $38/$34 $400 Audiology $58/$40 $350 Speech Therapy $83/$51 $500 Occupational Therapy $72/$50 $600 First/subsequent $42 visits 1 – 2/$33 visits visits (unless Chiropractic $600 - $1,200 combined 3 – 11/$18 visits 12+ limit# $600 each for otherwise specified) Therapies $45 visits 1 – 2/$35 visits Chiropractic and Osteopathy Osteopathy. 3 – 11/ $18 visits 12+ $300 sublimit for Exercise Physiology $40/$33 Exercise Physiology # Accrues at $120 per year, up to $1,200. Physiotherapy $53 visits 1 – 2/$38 visits $600 - $1,200# 3 – 11/ $18 visits 12+ Acupuncture/Chinese Herbal Medicine consultation (CHM) $40/$25 Remedial Massage/Myotherapy $40/$25 $600 Naturopathy/Nutrition consultation $40/$25 Max. $250 per therapy. Alexander Technique $40/$25 Max $100 for CHM Homoeopathy $40/$25 Up to $100 per trip $400 for travel (includes Travel & Minimum 200km+ return trip for medical/hospital per membership ($30 per $200 sublimit for Accomodation treatment when not available locally night for accomodation) accommodation) HCF approved Other services Per script, after equivalent PBS co-payment subtracted $50 $700 Pharmacy Artificial aids HCF approved appliances $20 – $500 $600 Hearing aids Benefits accrue over time and limits renew every five years Up to $1,800 $800 – $1,800 Health Management HCF approved – single/couples or family $30 – $200 $200/$400 Programs School Accident Approved ancillary services only Up to $800 $800 Cover * After 12 months on Top Plus & Super Multicover you can claim up to $500 over 2 consecutive calendar years (applies to current and previous calendar years). Sublimit of $250 applies for contact lenses per year. 4 TOP PLUS AND SUPER MULTICOVER PS 0313 3/ Things you need to know Hospital and Extras waiting periods 1 day Emergency ambulance (where not for pre-existing ailments) and School Accident Cover. Psychiatric, rehabilitation and palliative care. Non emergency ambulance (where not for pre-existing ailments). 2 months All other services (except where longer waiting periods apply). 6 months HCF Health Management programs and approved HCF Disease Management programs. Pregnancy & birth related services. Pre-existing ailments (excluding psychiatric, rehabilitation and palliative care). 12 months Crowns, bridges, dentures, endodontics, occlusal therapy, surgical extractions, periodontics, prosthodontics, dental bleaching, veneers and orthodontics. 12-24 months Artificial Appliances (depending on appliance and product). Hearing aids and repairs. Exclusions There are a number of situations where a member is not covered by • Pharmaceuticals (including PBS pharmaceuticals benefits and HCF and no Benefits will be payable. other sundry supplies not directly associated with the reason for admission. HCF Health Insurance does not cover: • Take home items e.g. crutches, toothbrushes and drugs. • Claims made two years or more after date of service. • Personal convenience items e.g. phone calls newspapers, magazines • When you or your dependants have the right to recover the costs and beauty salon services. from a third party other than us, including an authority, another • Massage and aromatherapy services. insurer (eg. motor vehicle or workers compensation), or under an • Some services provided while in hospital by non-hospital providers. employee benefit scheme. • Where a service is excluded from the payment of benefits in a • Treatment for pre-existing ailments or conditions (within the first hospital, any associated items (e.g. medical gap, prosthesis, pharmacy) 12 months waiting period). are also excluded. • Goods and services received during any period where your • The gap on government approved prosthesis item items in non- payment is in arrears, your membership is suspended or you are participating private hospitals. within waiting periods. • The gap on government approved gap-permitted prostheses items. • Treatment that we deem inappropriate or not reasonable, after receiving independent medical or clinical advice. In addition, HCF extras cover does not include: • Any service where the treatment does not meet the standards in • On most covers that include Psychology benefits, HCF will only the Private Health Insurance (Accreditation) Rules 2008 or as pay benefits for patients who have been referred by their general amended. practitioner, onto a Mental Health Plan, through Medicare • Services that are not delivered face to face, such as online or Australia and once the Medicare entitlements for the calendar telephone consultations, unless you are participating in one of our year are exhausted. This benefit acts as a safety net after Medicare chronic disease management or health improvement programs Australia and is not payable in any other circumstances. such as My Health Guardian. • Goods and services while a hospital patient except for eligible oral • Goods or services supplied by a provider not recognised by us. surgery. • Goods and/or services received overseas or purchased from • Pharmacy items that are not on our Approved Pharmacy list overseas including items sourced over the internet. e.g. items listed on the PBS, items prescribed without an illness, items that are available without a prescription, or items that are In addition, HCF hospital cover does not include: not TGA approved. • Medical Gap and hospital benefits for excluded items or • Goods or services that had not been provided at time of claim procedures and/or when the claim is not approved for payment e.g. pre-payment. by Medicare Australia. • Fees for completing claim forms and/or reports. • Private room accommodation for same-day procedures. • Where no specific health condition is being treated or in the • Experimental treatments. absence of symptoms, illness or injury. • Experimental and high cost non-PBS drugs. • Routine health checks, screening and mass immunisations. • Procedures normally performed in a doctor's surgery or as an • More than one therapy service performed by the same provider outpatient. in any one day. • Private hospital emergency room fees. • Co-payments and gaps for government funded health services • Respite care. e.g. the co-payment for PBS items • Nursing home-type patients are limited to benefits set by the • Where a provider is not in an independent private practice. Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. • More than one of the following therapies received on the same day • Special nursing i.e. your own private nurse. (physiotherapy, chiropractic and osteopathy). • Luxury room surcharge. • Claims that do not meet our criteria. • Donated blood and blood products and donated blood collection and storage. • PBS pharmaceutical benefits in non-participating private hospitals 4 TOP PLUS AND SUPER MULTICOVER PS 0313 4/
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Brooklyn, NY (Sports Network) - A pair of free throws by Langston Galloway with just over one second remaining in regulation provided the Saint Joseph's Hawks with a thrilling 58-57 win over the Xavier Musketeers in the first round of the Atlantic 10 Tournament at the Barclays Center.
Galloway finished the night with a team-best 14 points for the 10th-seeded Hawks (18-12), while Carl Jones and Halil Kanacevic both contributed 11 points, the latter also accounting for seven rebounds and six assists before fouling out.
With the victory, Saint Joseph's now heads to the quarterfinals on Friday where it will take on second-seeded VCU.
The seventh-seeded Musketeers (17-14) were paced by Travis Taylor who tallied 16 points and pulled down nine rebounds, followed by Brad Redford and Semaj Christon with 14 and 10 points, respectively, although the latter shot just 3- of-14 from the floor on the evening.
The Hawks shot a disappointing 37.5 percent from the floor in the first half, including 2-of-9 behind the 3-point line, but thanks to a perfect 8-of-8 at the free-throw line the team was able to establish a 28-25 lead at the break.
In the second half a 10-0 run by Xavier gave the Musketeers an eight-point edge midway through the period, but immediately thereafter Saint Joseph's registered a 12-0 run of its own in order to surge ahead yet again.
After Galloway gave the Hawks the one-point lead in the waning moments, Xavier had a chance to win the game as it threw the inbounds pass the length of the court. The ball deflected off the backboard at the other end of the floor and landed in the hands of Isaiah Philmore who was three feet from the basket, but his layup attempt bounced off the back of the rim as time expired.
Vanderbilt quarterback Patton Robinette said Friday he is walking away from football to enter medical school.
Sprint Cup Series
The Carolina Panthers signed wide receiver Jarrett Boykin to a one-year contract and claimed offensive tackle Jonathan Martin off waivers on Friday.
The Chicago White Sox claimed right-hander Kyle Drabek, a former top pitching prospect, off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday.
Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant won't return this season because of a foot injury and will instead undergo a bone graft procedure that will keep him sidelined for up to six months.
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson was fined $2,000 by the NHL on Friday for a second diving offense.


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Pocket God Answers for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Pocket God question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Frima Studio
- Publisher: In-house
- Genre: Simulation
- Release Date: Jan 9, 2009
- ESRB: Not Set
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Question & Answers
Answer from: pocketgodMaster
Get all the other challenges first and use ep 39 god demon god and kitten god andlazer shark if u have questions on how to get those gods openfeint forum chat make a chat that says demon god in games forum ill find u i got them all done
Answer from: M0dz_nation
I just did it now though it took like 10 tries i have all level 14's they are tsunami god, spear, ant god, and dodo god i used the ant god most because that completely denies the tiger who heals and has attack damage as power up hope this works for you
Answer from: A wizard
I recommend using the (fully leveled) demon, ice monster, piranha, and pax. use pax until your element wins. instant kill.
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text: Fun Educational Apps for Kids tag:typepad.com,2003:weblog-83446543430162188 2015-03-28T02:38:06+00:00 Best educational apps for kids for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. App reviews for math, spelling, language arts, science, social studies, languages, early learning, storybooks, games ... and daily Free kids apps and giveaway! TypePad Thinkrolls 2 - A Top Pick Maze App for Kids Ages 3 to 9 tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a010534998f56970b01b7c76d0960970b 2015-03-28T02:38:06+00:00 2015-03-28T02:40:02+00:00 Best Apps for Kids - Developer Avokiddo is at it again. Thinkrolls 2 is a sequel to the original Thinkrolls, a Top Pick from Fun Educational Apps. Thinkrolls 2 is just as good as the first one. This clever maze app asks players to utilize tools to make their way through vertical maze. 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Petzval LomoAmigo: Dale McCreadywritten by hannah_brown on 2015-02-18 in #people #lomoamigos
Dale McCready is a cinematographer working in the film/ TV industry and has worked on programmes such as Doctor Who and Merlin. He was one of our supporters for the Petzval Kickstarter campaign and recently used the lens to film for a new BBC drama, which is due out in March. Dale kindly shared some of his Petzval photographs with us and talked about his love for this lens. Read on for the full interview.7 Share Tweet
Technology Will Save Us x Lomography DIY Rumblewritten by hannah_brown on 2015-02-12 in #world #news #competitions
When it's cold outside and the rain is pouring, it can be the perfect time to sit down and build something. Lomography UK has teamed up with Technology Will Save Us, a company that makes build-it-yourself electronic kits, to bring you the perfect DIY Rumble. Get the chance to win a Konstruktor camera and a DIY Instrument Kit. Read on for details on how to enter this fab competition.7 8 Share Tweet
Crafty Creativity: LomoAmigo Felt Mistresswritten by hannah_brown on 2015-02-03 in #people #lomoamigos
Louise Evans AKA Felt Mistress designs and makes cute, colorful monsters and characters out of felt. She has worked with the likes of artist Pete Fowler and musician Gruff Rhys, and even made a special felt character for a Lomography Exhibition back in 2012. She shot with the LC-A+ and Fisheye Baby recently, and shared personal insight regarding her work.2 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo: Susanna Brownwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-26 in #people #lomoamigos
Susanna Brown is the Curator of Photographs at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. She curated the exhibition "Horst: Photographer of Style" as well as recent V&A shows "Selling Dreams: One Hundred Years of Fashion Photography" and "Queen Elizabeth II by Cecil Beaton." We lent her an LC-A+ to test out her own photography skills and asked her a few questions about this fascinating job.4 Share Tweet
February Workshops and Eventswritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-20 in #events
February is here and the daffodils are out! We've got a great selection of workshops lined up this month. Learn how to get amazing shots with the Lubitel, transfer your favourite image onto a bag with our Lumi Paint workshop and join our Valentine's LC-A + workshop. We've also got a great exhibition from photographer Chris Pollard and you're all invited to the opening night. Read on for all the details.2 Share Tweet
Petzval In All Its Glory by Chris Pollardwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-20 in #people #lomoamigos
London based photographer Chris Pollard captured the catwalks and presentations of London Collections: Men (LCM) - the capital's showcase of menswear trends this season with the Petzval Lens. His wonderful photos from that night will be showcased in our Lomography Soho Store from Feb 5th onwards. Keep on reading for the details.3 12 Share Tweet
Petzval LomoAmigo: Luke Archerwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-19 in #people #lomoamigos
Luke Archer is a professional photographer with a large and rather impressive portfolio of portraits. Lomography lent Luke a Petzval lens to test and asked him a few questions about photography.1 1 Share Tweet
Lomo'Instant LomoAmigo: Britta Burgerwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-16 in #people #lomoamigos
Britta Burger is a photographer and long time fan of film photography. She is the fashion editor for Cooler Magazine and founder of Cheap Tricks magazine. Lomography UK lent her a Lomo'instant camera, which she took on a trip to Austria. Catch a glimpse of her scenic instant shots.7 Share Tweet
Loving the Lomo'instant!written by hannah_brown on 2015-01-16 in #news
It's only been a few months since the lovely Lomo'instant camera was officially launched online and in the Lomography stores. Since then this Instant compact camera has been flying off the shelves. You've all been busy experimenting and uploading your amazing shots so we've decided show you some of the best shots out there to inspire you to get creative!3 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo: Stephen Dowling Tests the LC-A 120written by hannah_brown on 2015-01-14 in #people #lomoamigos
Previously a music journalist, Stephen Dowling now writes for the BBC. If that isn't interesting enough, London-based writer is also passionate about film photography. He has blog called zorkiphoto where he writes about all his favourite cameras and film types. The folks over at Lomography UK lent him an LC-A 120 and, as you'll see in a bit, he managed to get some wonderful shots.2 28 Share Tweet
Tatty Devine X Lomography Rumble WINNERSwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-13 in #news
We've been picking our way through all the submissions of the Tatty Devine x Lomography rumble. After much deliberation, we have chosen three winners.6 Share Tweet
Community Amigo Cee Pikewritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-10 in #people #lomoamigos
In this new series, we talk to film fanatics from all around the UK about their passion for film photography and the best places to shoot in their home town. Today we meet Cee Pike from Bristol.1 Share Tweet
LomoAmigos: Public Service Broadcastingwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-07 in #people #lomoamigos
Public Service Broadcasting is a UK-based duo with J. Willgoose, Esq. on guitar, banjo & samplings and Wrigglesworth on drums & piano. They've been on tour promoting their debut album "Inform - Educate - Entertain," which was released in 2013. The folks at Lomography UK managed to catch them mid-tour for an interview and gave them an LC-A+ to capture all the action.2 3 Share Tweet
Lomography x National Portrait Gallery Rumble WINNERS!written by hannah_brown on 2015-01-06 in #news
We had a staggering 1110 entries to this rumble. We have picked our way through all of them and were very inspired by the quality of all your photos! It was a real challenge narrowing it down to just 3 winners. Find out who won this great competition.1 7 Share Tweet
Workshops and Events for January 2015 at Lomography UKwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-05 in #events
Happy New Year Everyone. We're confident that our January 2015 workshops will help you dust off those January blues and get you smiling again. You'll be able to learn how to expose an image onto fabric or canvas with our LUMI paint workshop, learn the basics of our super Diana F+ camera and take to the streets with the Lomo'instant. There is also a great exhibition of analogue prints from photographer Arat "Huge" Komsawadichai. Find out more and book your spot by clicking here.3 Share Tweet
How We Used to Live – A film By Paul Kellywritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-15 in #news
How We Used to Live is a beautiful film by Paul Kelly using archive footage of London from the 1950's right up to the 1980's. It's a fascinating analogue film with a great soundtrack from St Etienne. Read on for more information.2 Share Tweet
Phaidon x Lomography Hans Eijkelboom Winners!written by hannah_brown on 2014-12-15 in #news
Here are the winners of the Phaidon x Lomography Hans Eijkelboom rumble. Did you enter? Well, it could be you. Read on to see who has won.2 2 Share Tweet
Getting Festive with the Petzval Lenswritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-12 in #world #locations
If you take a left out of Regent St, down a windy lane, past a wise old man with long fingernails, over a wooden bridge and through a giant metal gate you'll find a very magical place. Yep, it's the Winter Wonderland Festival in Hyde Park! It's free to get in and it is the perfect place to get some awesome Petzval shots!1 Share Tweet
Robert Sanderson: Videos with the Petzval lenswritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-11 in #lifestyle
Back in the summer we lent film maker Robert Sanderson a petzval lens to shoot some videos for us. He decided to take inspiration in his back garden and managed to capture some wonderful footage of his cat. Click here to watch this adorable video.1 Share Tweet
Lomo UK Blog Awards 2014: Winnerswritten by dribri on 2014-12-11 in #news
Remember when we featured a great selection at last year's UK Blog Awards? Well, we brought it back to showcase some of the most interesting blogs online! Read on to find out who made the list!3 Share Tweet
Lomo'Instant Quick Shots: Adriana Briosowritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-09 in #gear #tipster
There are so many exciting things you can do with the Lomo'instant camera, it's hard to know where to start. We've been giving this lovable Lomo camera the full test drive so that you can experience the full potential of this camera in an instant! Here are some top tips on shooting graffiti and doubles with our UK intern Adriana Brioso.3 Share Tweet
Petzval LomoAmigo Chris Pollardwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-08 in #people #lomoamigos
Chris Pollard is a fashion photographer who, despite his exposure to the fast-paced world of runways and fashion, still has a passion for film photography. He expressed a keen interest in testing the New Petzval Lens, and we were more than glad to let him try it for himself. He shares photos ad answers a few questions in this exclusive feature.2 Share Tweet
Shooting theTaylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize event with the Petzvalwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-05 in #news
We were recently invited along to the award ceremony of the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize Exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. We decided to take two Petzval lenses along to document the evening. One with film and one with digital. Have a look at the results here.1 Share Tweet
Lomography x Tatty Devine Rumblewritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-05 in #competitions
Lomography has teamed up with UK-based, fun and distinctive jewellery maker Tatty Devine to bring you an extra special sparkly Christmas rumble. You can win a bespoke name necklace in any colour you like and a Sprocket Rocket POP camera to match. Find out how to enter this fabulous rumble.8 20 Share Tweet
Lomo UK Blog Awards 2014written by dribri on 2014-12-04 in #competitions
Remember when we featured a great selection at last year's UK Blog Awards? Well, we're bringing it back to honor some of the most interesting blogs online! Read on for the details on how to get involved!7 6 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo: Singer FEMME Goes Analogue with the Fisheyewritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-04 in #people #lomoamigos
Electro-pop princess FEMME is a London-based singer who has recently finished her American tour. We gave her a Fisheye 2 and asked her to document some of her adventures in analogue. Read on for the full article.1 4 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo Tom Ambrose Tests the LC-A 120written by hannah_brown on 2014-12-03 in #people #lomoamigos
After working at both the the Manchester and the Soho Store, Tom Ambrose knows pretty much everything there is to know about Lomography We put his skills to the test and lent him an LC-A 120 for the weekend.2 7 Share Tweet
Community Amigo: Karl á Hjaltlandi from Cymruwritten by dribri on 2014-12-02 in #people #lomoamigos
In this new series, we talk to film fanatics from all around the UK about their passion for film photography and the best places to shoot in their home town. Meet Karl á Hjaltlandi from Cymru (Wales).1 2 Share Tweet
Community Amigo: Timothy Percival from Bournemouthwritten by dribri on 2014-11-30 in #people #lomoamigos
In this new series, we talk to film fanatics from all around the UK about their passion for film photography and the best places to shoot in their hometown. Meet Timothy Percival from Bournemouth.1 1 Share Tweet
Workshops and Events in December at the Lomography Gallery Store Sohowritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-28 in #events
December is here and with it comes lots of festive cheer and some exciting events and workshops at the Lomography Gallery Store Soho. Read on to find out more and to book your spot this Christmas Season.Share Tweet


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Written on: 20/03/2012
I got as a present girls Tunika for my daughter. After ONLY one washing (30 dg gentle) I can throw it out. It is totally damaged. The fabric got ripped in armhole. I was totally disappointed. Unfortunately it is not first such experience with NEXT. Sorry for my English- as I am not a native speaker.
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