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The winger, who was born in Guadeloupe but raised in Paris, made a big impression at Kingsmeadow after joining the club in January and chipped in with two goals in his 14 appearances last season.
Dons boss Neal Ardley brought Sainte-Luce through Cardiff's academy when he was in charge of the youth set-up at the Bluebirds and he is delighted to have secured the 20-year-old's future.
"When we signed Kevin I thought his fitness might be an issue after the season he had up until that point but in fits and starts he put in some good performances," Ardley told the club's official website.
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Sainte-Luce added: "I was really impressed with the Wimbledon support when I joined and I was determined to put in good performances for the club.
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This course is a collection of short Photoshop and Illustrator projects and creative effects that can be completed in ten minutes or less. The series is taught by computer graphics guru Deke McClelland, and presented in his signature step-by-step style. The intent is to reveal how various Photoshop and Illustrator features can be combined and leveraged in real-world examples so that they can be applied to creative projects right away.
In this movie I'll show you how to create true clones of objects inside Illustrator. So here's the idea: I want to take this lone scareflake that I created back in the previous movie and I want to duplicate it over and over again, and I want every one of the duplicates to be linked to the original, so if I make the slightest change to a single one of those original paths, then all of the duplicates update in kind. Here is how it works. I'll go ahead and switch back to the single scareflake, and I'll click on one of the original path outlines to select the entire group. Then I'll go up to the Window menu and choose the Appearance command, which brings up the Appearance panel.
Now, the Appearance panel tracks things like fills and strokes and dynamic effects as well, so any of the live attributes that are assigned to the selection. Notice in our case, I've selected a group, and it has two applications of the Transform effect applied to it. We are going to see a lot more of that effect in the future. But first I want to rotate the object in 3D space by going up to the Effect menu, choosing 3D, and then I'll choose the Rotate command. Next, go ahead and turn on the Preview check box so you can keep track of what you're doing, and drag the sides of this box in order to rotate that object in 3D space, like so.
So we are creating the effect of the snowflakes spinning in space. Now, I ended up coming out with some specific values here. I am going to change the X value to 5 degrees; the Y value should be -20 degrees, if you're following along with me; and then the Z value should be 10 degrees. I also changed the Perspective to 50 degrees, so the scareflake roughly declines in size toward our horizon. Now I'll click OK in order accept that modification. All right, now let's create some duplicates. I'll go up to the Effect menu, choose Distort & Transform, and choose that command that we'll be using time and time again, the Transform command.
I like it so much that I gave it my own keyboard shortcut. And you create shortcuts, by the way, by going up to the Edit menu and choosing the Keyboard Shortcuts command. Anyway, the shortcut I decided to apply, in case you're interested, is Ctrl+E, or Command+E on the Mac, for effect, because Transform is the most practical effect in the software, and Ctrl+E or Command+E on the Mac otherwise goes unused. Anyway, I'll go ahead and choose that command. Illustrator is going to snap at me, because it wants to make sure I really do want to apply a new version of this effect. After all, I've already applied Transform twice.
The answer is yes, I do. So I'll click the Apply New Effect button. And now I am going to reduce both the Horizontal and Vertical scale values to 50%, because I want to scale the snowflake proportionally. I'll also go ahead and change the Angle value to 40 degrees, and I am going to increase the copies value to 1, because I do want to create a copy of the existing snowflake. And I'll turn on the Preview check box. And notice that's the new snowflake right there in the center. So I am going to go ahead and scoot it around, and you do that by clicking in either the Horizontal or Vertical Move option here. And then if you want to move the object to the left, you press Shift+Down Arrow, like so; if you want to move it to the right, you press Shift+Up Arrow.
In my case, I want to take it to the left, so I'm going to move it to about the tune of -200 right now. It's actually -204, but it's not going to stay there. This is just for the sake of demonstration. Now I'll tab to the Vertical value. And if you want to move something down, then you press Shift+Up Arrow-- I know that's just crazy; and if you want to move it up, you press Shift+Down Arrow, like so. All right, I am going to take this value down to roughly -200 as well. It's -204 in my case. And that's by virtue of the fact, incidentally, when you press the Shift key along with one of those arrows, you are modifying the value in six-point increments.
So everything is kind of whacky inside this dialog box: the fact that negative is up, positive is down, and so forth. Once you get used to it though, it's really super useful and powerful. Now, every once in a while, I'll get questions from freehand users, who will ask me, okay, now that I am working inside of Illustrator, how in the world do I create a power duplication series, because you used to be able to scale and rotate and move and clone and all that stuff inside freehand? And the answer is, you do it here inside the Transform Effect dialog box. The downside is you can't just drag objects inside the illustration.
The good news, however, is everything is dynamic, and that is such a big help. Notice I'll go ahead and increase the number of copies, and you can see that we are creating a transformation sequence, like so. All right, I am going to take that copies value back down to 1, and now that I am done demonstrating how this command works, I am going to decrease the Horizontal value down to -342, is what I am hunting for. There we go. And then I'll take the Vertical value down to -240, like so, and that ends up positioning the clone up and to the left.
All right, now I'll click OK in order to accept that modification. Now, obviously we need more clones than this, so I'll go back to the Effect menu, and I'll choose the second command, Transform, because you always see that last effect listed, both as a single-shot application at the top, and then if you want to bring up the dialog box and mess with the settings, you go ahead and choose the second command. That's what I want. Again, I'll see the alert message. I'll click Apply New Effect. If you get sick of doing that, by the way, you can turn on the Don't Show Again check box. This time I am going to take both the Horizontal and Vertical Scale values up to 70%.
I am going to change Rotate option to 10 degrees-- and these are just values that I figured out as I was working along. I am going to get rid of the negative sign in front of that Horizontal Move value, and I'll turn on the Preview check box to see what that looks like. And I am going to take that value up, actually, by pressing Shift+Up Arrow until I get a Horizontal value of 414 points. And then I'll tab to the Vertical value, and I want to go ahead and move this guy down, so I need the value to be less negative. So I'll press Shift+Up Arrow-- as little sense as that makes, that's what you do--and I overshot it a little bit there, so I want this value to be -186, and I end up achieving this effect here.
So you still want one copy. You will get two new snowflakes for a total of four, and the reason is that each one of our Transform effects is compiling on top of the last one. So the first time we were duplicating one scareflake. Now we're duplicating two scareflakes. All right, I'll click OK. Notice that we are piling on the Transform effects here inside the Appearance panel, but we are not done yet. Go to the Effect menu, choose that second command, Transform, click on Apply New Effect in order to bring up the Transform Effect dialog box. 70 degrees, 70 degrees, that's just fine this time around.
I'm going to change the Horizontal value to negative, and I am going to change the Vertical value to positive, just to start things off. We'll leave the Rotate value alone for a moment. I'll turn on the Preview check box so I can see what in the world I am doing. And I'll click inside that Horizontal value, and I'll press Shift+Down Arrow in order to scoot those objects to the left. And the value I am looking for is -462. These are just values I came up with through trial and error, by the way. And then for Vertical I am going to press Shift+Up Arrow like crazy to move those objects down until I arrive at a value of +342 points.
Now, you can see that these guys are at the wrong angle, so we need to go ahead and adjust the Rotation. And I am pressing Shift+Up Arrow inside that Angle value now, until I arrive at a value of 197 degrees and end up producing the effect I was looking for. All right, click OK in order to accept that change. Now, you can only see two of the clones, because the other ones go outside the artboard, but there are four more clones now, so we have a total of eight scareflakes floating around. Let's make it 16 and fill out this bottom-right region by going up to the Effect menu and choosing the second command, Transform, yet again, click on Apply New Effect.
I am going to make both of the Move values positive. After all, a positive Horizontal value scoots the objects to the right; a positive Vertical value moves them down. Turn on the Preview check box so I can see what's going on. Those guys are way out there right now. We need to scoot them in. So I'll click inside the Horizontal Move value, and I'll press Shift+Down Arrow in order to reduce its value, eventually here 294, like so, and then I'll tab to the Vertical value and I'll nudge that up just a little bit. I'll press Shift+Up Arrow a couple of times in order to take that value to 354, so both are positive, as I say.
Let's go ahead and rotate these guys. Let's go ahead and rotate these scareflakes as well. I am going to take this Rotate value up to 270 degrees. Now, looking at the illustration, you might think I'm insane. After all, I have all these scareflakes overlapping on top of each other, but then I decided to reflect them, by turning on the Reflect X check box, and I ended up achieving this effect here. Now I'll click OK in order to apply that final Transform effect. All right, now, at this point you might think, gosh, what a lot of work this took just to move a bunch of stuff around here.
There must be twenty other ways to duplicate objects inside of Illustrator, all of which are easier to pull off. And that's true. However, here's the thing. Now all of these clones are linked to that one original. So for example, I could go ahead and grab my White Arrow tool and I could marquee this portion of the arm, let's say, in order to select it. And I'll Shift+Click on this curve segment to make sure it's deselected. And now I could go ahead and move the arm around to a different location, and notice that all of the other arms move in kind. All right, I am going to go ahead and zoom in a little bit, and I am going to add some points using the Pen tool.
So I'll go ahead and select the Pen tool from the toolbox, and then I'll add a couple of points, like so. Let's go ahead and move that elbow inwards just a little bit. I need another point at this location, so I'll press the P key to get the Pen tool, click on the selected segment, use my Arrow keys on my keyboard in order to nudge that point to a different location like so, and then I'll go ahead and grab my White Arrow tool once again, marquee around the hand. I don't want the wrist to be selected, so I'll Shift+click on a few of these points here in order to deselect them, like so.
And then I'll go ahead and get my Rotate tool, which I can get by pressing the R key, click down here at the base of the wrist, and then I'll just go ahead and rotate this hand out a little bit, like so, just so that the two opposing hands aren't touching each other. That looks pretty darn good to me. Just a couple of more point adjustments here that I want to make. I switch to my White Arrow tool, click off the path outline to deselect it. This is one of the tricky things, by the way. When you are working with dynamic effects, the actual path outlines aren't always where they appear to be. And what you want to do is you want to keep an eye out for that little square that appears next to the arrow cursor. That tells you that there's an anchor point at that location.
Anyway, I am going to go ahead and drag this anchor point there, and I'll drag this one up and over a little bit as well. I'll drag that bit of wrist bone down like so, and that looks pretty darn good to me. All right! Now I'll go ahead and zoom out. And the amazing thing is that even though I made these be fairly meticulous modifications, Illustrator kept up with my every move, so every single one of those true clones has updated across the entire illustration. Now, at this point, I look at what I have and I think, okay, everything looks pretty darn nice, except really, I'd like to introduce a little bit of blur, and I'd also like the snowflakes to fade in and out of opacity, so they appear at essentially different depths of field.
Well, you can do that kind of stuff in Illustrator. It just takes a whole lot of work, whereas it's easy to pull off, and the results look great, here inside of Photoshop. And I'll show you how to pull off this effect in the very next movie.
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To Make Matzo Balls: 1. Stir together eggs, oil, and vegetable stock in a small bowl. Add matzo meal, dill, and salt. Stir until evenly combined. Cover and refrigerate 15 minutes to 8 hours.
2. Bring large pot of water to a boil; add a dash of salt. Using olive oiled hands, form dough into 12 1-inch balls.
3. Drop the balls one at a time into the boiling water. Reduce heat and simmer for 30 minutes.
To Make Soup: 1. While matzo balls are simmering, make soup by adding all ingredients and bringing to a boil.
2. Reduce heat and simmer for 20 minutes.
3. To serve, spoon 2 cooked matzo balls into a bowl and ladle 1 cup of soup over them.
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The Most Jealous Women In RelationshipsMen cheat. And it's difficult to stay with them knowing they're dirty dogs and full of crap. That's why some women try to take it all into their own hands by being as insanely jealous and crazy as humanly possible. Want to know the front-runners? These women are the most territorial women in the game. And they got their men in check.
Ciara - She texted Amar'e Stoudamire's maybe boos when she was worried about him slipping. No wonder that fell apart.
Gloria Govan - She was so worried about Matt...maybe because she was out letting rap kush carriers give her the work.


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When Ciara first started making the pop radio rounds, she was 18 and, though of a refreshingly mature temperament, far from her max potential. Following the initial wave of fandom that came with 2004's Goodies and singles like "Oh" and "1, 2 Step", she's been inching her way toward being one of the true R&B visionaries. Ci's always had one of the most capable voices in contemporary R&B, far-reaching charisma, and a Houston-esque ability to take a song she didn't write (at least not by herself) and find a way to imbue her own interpretive instincts in the mix. Now, with Ciara, her most complete and shortest album yet, the Austin native is only working with the essential elements of her sound – no extraneous Lil Jon guest verses or series of vocal interludes a la 2007's The Evolution.
Everything to like about Ciara Harris is here in large quantities, and it's all filtered through that sweet disposition. Ci's main squeeze these days is a fine young man out of Atlanta named Nayvadius Cash, otherwise known as Auto-Tune admiral Future. The two don't necessarily work out great together on record (more on that later), but blessedly, their relationship has led Ci to make an album about monogamy and the residual pleasures of staying faithful. There's the oral-sex song "Read My Lips", in which Ci intones, "you're the only one I wanna give it to." There's "Keep on Lookin'", the one about the less suitable guys gawking at her in the club. We learn about the relationship from a whole bunch of angles, and it's more thoughtful than "I'm yours" at each turn.
Even if she no longer has the commercial appeal she did circa Goodies, there's no denying that Ciara is getting better at (co-) writing and performing structurally advanced songs. Zooming opener "I'm Out", filled out with one of Nicki Minaj's most Nicki Minaj guest appearances ever, falls somewhere between Beyonce's "Run the World (Girls)" and "Countdown", but with more dimension than either. "Body Party", the album's one hit so far, is an intimate come-hither, complete with soothing vocal flutters and backing moans from Future. And while closer "Overdose" is musically unadventurous – all rupturing synths and pounding EDM drums – its hooks are packed tightly together, producing an especially memorable end to an album that doesn't have many forgettable moments to begin with.
No pop record can be great without some smart nuancing, and there's plenty of it to go around here. Take, for example, "DUI", with Ciara's self-provided backing vocals and its peals of guitar, rendering the track a particularly rewarding listen through headphones. The other end of the spectrum can be heard on "Where You Go", the other Ciara cut featuring Future. Mike Will's production is a definite plus all told, but the acoustic guitar sounds much closer to that of Weezy's "How to Love", and Future's weak, digitalized warbles are an unfit match for the strumming. Other than that choice, Ciara is a crisp, clean album that doesn't waste much motion. It'd be wise to indulge in it from time to time, though it's rarely indulgent itself.
Essential Tracks: "I'm Out", "Body Party", and "Overdose"


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Posted by Upper Eazy Foodie on 05/17/2007
I have only been to Babbo a couple of times but always look forward to returning. It is simply amazing, the BBQ'd octopus may be my favorite dish in all of New York, they never make a fuss about splitting up the pastas (which are quite large) and the entrees are absolutely enormous. I had the best lamb chops of my life here. The wine list is huge and there are bottles ranging from under $40 to over $1000. I would also recommend trying the housemade grappa (I've had the cranberry and they've given me some of the fruit to eat on the side.) I think that the best thing about Babbo is how friendly the service always is and the unpretentious vibe. It is far and away my favorite Italian restaurant in NY and if you can get a reservation you need to take advantage of it.
Posted by JLH on 05/14/2007
My fiance and I have been to Babbo three times and all three times w/o reservations. Twice we sat in the main dining area b/c they had either cancellations or an opening and once in the front area reserved for walk ins. I must say that all three times, EVERY SINGLE person (from host to bartender to bus boy) has been extremely friendly and accomodating. As for the bread, for some reason they don't provide the olive oil without being asked but we always do because their olive oil is really high quality. Very rich and flavorful. They recently changed from their old selection (La Mozza) to a new one that I forget the name of but the new one surprisingly is even better than the original one. The portions are large and the prices reasonable for what you get. Last time we were there, we got the salumi appetizer, the maccheroni pasta, the pork chops, a side of escarole, two cocktails, two quartinos of wine, and a glass of port for $180. Please do go and try it for yourself, though not that many people would need urging. Enjoy!
Posted by Anonymous on 04/24/2007
just ate there last night for my husbands birthday. Reservation honored after app 10 min wait. Very exciting menu the octopus was the very best i have ever had. The babbo salumi really just ok. We then both had a pasta dish mine the wild boar ragu. Wonderfull, his the spring lamb, just as good. and the portions were huge i got half my pasta wraped to save room for my rabbit. The rabbit was really tasty and the texture made me think of delicious fluffy soft bunnys mmmmmm. My husbands duck was what every duck i had ever had should have tasted like. Really something else just the right amount of crisp fat around the edges. Our server was helpfull and pleasent, The bus boy/runner also very friendly. The wine was nice we had an 03 montepulciano for $55. They didnt give anything with their delicious bread which i was surprised by maybe a little olive oil??? Dont order as much food as we did, we both expected tiny portions but no way they really are on the large side. Skipped desert and walked to Brunos for linzer tarts. A top notch evening.
Posted by Gourmet on 03/30/2007
I would say this place is very overrated. I found it average at best. I would actually say below average. I've been in much better restaurants in NYC that don't require a reservation one month in advance.. The food was bland and since the menu is all in Italian you need to ask a million questions in order to decide what you want to order (that is the least problem though). I definitely don't recommend it.
Posted by Disappointed on 03/30/2007
I did the standard 30-day advance reservation by calling multiple times for 3 days to get past the busy signal, which was very annoying. This was for my wife's bday, it was our 1st time there and we heard good things from friends. The 1st thing we noticed was how crowded the bar/waiting area was, which is good (high demand). The 2nd thing was how stoic the entire staff was, which is bad. The host and hostess were expressionless. Our waiter never smiled, though we did to get things started. We saw that it wasn't just our waiter, it was every waiter. Every dish that we ordered was good to pretty good, but not fantastic. We had octopus and prosciutto for apps, black spaghetti and pork chops for main. Black spaghetti was the best of the 4. The wine was average and forgettable, though the price wasn't. We just came back from Italy 4 months ago, and an everyday restaurant there had as good meat and better pasta than Babbo. It cost about 50 Euro ($90) for 2 there, but it cost us $200 including tip here. It may be unfair to compare to a restaurant in Italy, but for $200 and a 30-day wait, it should be better than or come close to an everyday restaurant in Italy. My wife and I both agreed that the good food is not worth $200, a long reservation line, and emotionless wait staff. We've been to alot of other restaurants in NYC where $200 will get you fantastic food and treatment like royalty. Although this is a top-10 restaurant by most standards, we won't be coming back.
Posted by Lorrie Stuart on 03/11/2007
Okay, let's face it. Babbo is not the phenomenon it was when it first opened nine years ago. There is nothing to go with the decent bread (or else our waiter forgot); the ravioli are just the tiniest bit tough around the edges, the noise level can throw you off. But all in all, this is still a magnificent restaurant, one that I have returned to many a time, and to which I will continue to return. The food is fabulous and the portions are beyond generous. The atmosphere upstairs -- when the most boisterous clients have departed -- can be downright romantic. And the service has, to my mind, improved significantly: it is not only accommodating, but intelligent. Although we arrived 15 minutes early, we were seated immediately. And when my friend and I ordered two types of ravioli to begin, the waiter consulted with the sommelier and then offered the excellent suggestion that they divide each dish between us and serve them separately so as not to "mix up" the flavors. My lamb chops scottadino were not only delicious, but so numerous (!) that I had to ask for a doggie bag, which almost never happens in my case. Once again, an altogether memorable evening.
Posted by FoodIsLife on 03/04/2007
Went for the traditional tasting menu last night. My experience there differed from other reviewers, so I'll opine. Reservations were taken care of. We arrived appx. 10 minutes after our reservation. We waited less than 20 seconds and were led to our table. Food was awesome and the servers knew about what they were serving. Kudos to the sommllier. Fennel honey still sticking to satisfaction portion of my brain. As far as value for the $$$ goes, I don't know I had to use my food stamps.


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"Now these ideas are preliminary and there really based on all the community comments we've received on the website and in person at the
Holocher said what the SWA Group hears back from now until October, will be refined and re-presented. As of now they are looking at 3 themes: Nature, recreation and development to focus on what the public wants to see along the 3 rivers.
"One of the ideas are looking at
Other ideas are boot camps for adults and bocce ball. Holocher laughed saying, "You'll see something called a beach!"
Consultants have looked into creating 2 lakes in the rivers.
Kinder Baumgardner with the SWA Group spoke at Wednesday's meeting.
"These are the results of that so far, so you can see what your friends and neighbors are interested in," said Baumgardner.
Many people showed interest in keeping the natural habitat as well as sitting places. What the SWA Group really worked on is ensuring there is something on the River Front for everyone.
Holocher said that this project is going to make a huge difference for everyone. "Everyone wants to get back to the river they want to get back to the river and envision what they can do on and along the river."


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Join Reno Street Food at Idlewild Park in Reno for Food Trucks/Trailers and Pop-ups from 5 to 9 PM this Friday (July 20th).
New this week is MJ BBQ Alabama Style! You'll also find a lot of the great usual suspects such as Dish Truck, Mamasake Truck, Red Truck, Hot and Healthy Crepes, St. Lawrence Pizza, Tahoe Creamery, Lazy Sundae, Full Belly Deli (with their awesome PIG POPS and fried Twinkies), Pie Face Pizza Company, and J&J Italian Ice. Beer and wine by Great Basin Brewing.
Bring the kids 'cus we'll have face painting, a puppeteer, and the train stays open late! Our musical guest is Jason King and the charity of the week is JDRF of Northern Nevada.
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Cherry Apple Shove-It-In-Your-Mouth Oatmeal Bars
It takes three requests of teeth brushing, five pleas to brush hair (why do girls hate to brush their hair?) and a whole lot of negotiating on outfits to get Scarlett somewhat presentable for school. We haven't even factored in the lay-on-the-floor-and-stare-at-the-cat time. In other words, it leaves little room for eating. So I was determined to find a recipe for an oatmeal bar that was both healthy (Read: not packed with sugar) and tasty.
She's a big fan of bars and I get a little tired of all the sugar or brown rice syrup in even some of the more healthy ones. I myself could also use an easy snack since I'm always on the go too. The great things about these bars by Whole Foods is you can throw in any dried fruit or juice you'd like. Try orange juice or dried blueberries, dried apricots, raisins, dried apple pieces or any combination.
Cherry Apple Shove-It-In-Your-Mouth Oatmeal Bars
3 cups Rolled Oats
1/3 cup almond butter (or your favorite spread)
1 cup dried cherries
1/3 cup of honey or agave nectar
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon salt
3 egg whites
1/2 cup organic apple juice
1 tablespoon ground flax meal
Spray or lightly grease an 8×8 inch bake pan, set aside
Preheat oven to 350
In a large bowl, coming the oats, almond butter, cherries, honey, nutmeg, salt, egg whites and juice. Mix until combined. Evenly flatten into baking pan. Bake in the oven for 30 to 35 minutes.
Remove and cool for a few minutes and then sprinkle flax meal on top. Cool and then cut into bars. Store in an air tight container.
These bars were toe, toe easy (as Scarlett would say). As I measured things, Scarlett threw the ingredients in the bowl one by one and continued to work on an egg carton craft she was in the middle of. (There may be glitter glue in this batch. Not sure if that has any nutritional value.) She bailed on stirring after a few minutes since it does take a little muscle to mix all the ingredients together. However, she thought is was hysterical that she sat in the honey. (Don't ask!)
After the honey incident, I decided to flattened the sticky oat ball into the pan. As the bars cooked, I joined the egg carton project. I made a ladybug. She told me hers was a dead frog. Scary but true. We snacked on the finished bars while cuddling on the couch. Crafts can take a lot out of girl, don't you know.
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Housing crisis will force our kids out of London, say parents
London parents fear their children won't be able to live in the capital in future due to its severe lack of affordable housing, a new poll has revealed.
15 April 2012
A YouGov poll, commissioned by the National Housing Federation, found that 4 out of 5 (81%) parents with children living at home were concerned about them being able to afford to live in London in the future.
Nearly half of the parents surveyed (45%) said soaring housing costs were the single biggest barrier to living in London, beating lack of suitable employment (21%) and high crime rates (12%).
The National Housing Federation is urging the next mayor of London to address these concerns by:
- Building the homes London needs to keep pace with demand;
- Freeing-up disused public land for affordable housing; and
- Helping Londoners onto the housing ladder by putting pressure on banks to lend sensibly to first-time buyers.
With more than 350,000 families on social or affordable housing waiting lists and 237,000 families living in overcrowded conditions, London is in a housing crisis.
The next Mayor will have sweeping new powers over housing – from April 2012 City Hall will have overall responsibility for housing, including its funding. The Greater London Authority (GLA) will also become the biggest owner of public land in the capital.
Kate Dodsworth, assistant director at the National Housing Federation, said:
'The poll results highlight London's core problem – we are a first-class city with a third-class housing system. Parents are increasingly anxious about their children being able to live and work in the capital in future, as house prices spiral further out of reach, and private renting costs soar.
'The capital urgently needs more affordable homes. It is striking that parents are so much more worried about high housing costs than high crime rates.
'What is doubly worrying is that mayoral candidates seem to have underestimated the strength of feeling on this issue. We are asking them all to step up to the challenge and prioritise housing ahead of the elections in May, so that Londoners can make an informed decision at the ballot box.'


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(Sanaa, Yemen) — Protests are spreading across the Middle East and North Africa as anger grows in the Muslim world over an Internet movie, believed to have been made in the U.S., that ridicules the Prophet Muhammed. Protesters this morning stormed the grounds of the American embassy in Yemen. A number of people reportedly are injured. The U.S. ambassador to Libya was killed when a mob set fire to the American consulate in Benghazi on Tuesday, while protesters climbed the wall of the U.S. embassy in Cairo, Egypt and tore down the American flag. Since then, dozens of Marines have been ordered to Libya and two Navy destroyers are headed to the coast.
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Demonstrators have stormed the U.S. embassy in Sanaa, Yemen, while protest continue today in Cairo, Egypt. A statement released by Yemen through its embassy in Washington, DC, says security services acted swiftly to restore order at the embassy. It adds that there were no casualties from the incident. In Egypt, President Mohamed Morsi says he supports peaceful protests, but that it was wrong to attack people or embassies. In a televised statement, Morsi pledged to protect foreigners and condemned the killing of the U.S. ambassador to Libya.
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text: I had the fortunate chance to catch a sneak preview today of the new Voices of Liberty. This was the very first performance of the Disneyland version of this group that has been a permanent fixture at Epcot for the past 30 years. They officially open this Friday. They do one song in front of the Opera House and then move inside the theater for a full show preceeding the Lincoln show. I believe their schedule will be Friday-Tuesdays all summer long. Be sure to catch this group. Anyone who knows anything about accapella group singing will understand that these arrangements are IMPOSSIBLE!


text: Earlier it was Iraq, now it is Iran. For years there has been tensed environment created over the Middle East due to Iran's nuclear program, which western countries think is offensive. Iraq had to face some tough action by US led NATO forces for possessing WMDs (Weapons of Mass Destruction). The country was attacked, Saddam Hussein was hanged, but we didn't see weapons of mass destruction there.


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What is your life expectancy? If you happen to be a child growing up in Silicon Valley, you're probably expecting to live past 90 or 100 or, in the phrasing of a ten-year-old Los Altos boy, "long enough to where I don't have to die." In other words, Silicon Valley children anticipate a long future ahead of them, and they have a lot of strong ideas about the years to come. Given their technological immersion since birth and their personal stake in the direction technology is heading – not to mention their unpolished honesty – they might just be the ultimate futurologists.
That's the captivating premise of A Mind Forever Voyaging Through Strange Seas of Thought Alone, a thirty-eight minute documentary produced by the filmmaker Mike Mills for Project Los Altos, an off-site exhibition organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Mills has selected more than a dozen children between the ages of eight and twelve, all from Los Altos, and each with parents in the tech industry. The parents work for companies ranging from Cisco to Google Google, in positions ranging from the boardroom to the cafeteria. In many cases, the kids aren't fully cognizant of their parents' jobs. ("They do a lot of stuff on computers," says one boy with a shrug.) What these children perfectly understand is that the world is rapidly changing around them. And they're poignantly ambivalent about it.
"I think they're going to make holograms of plants," says one child when Mills asks about the future of the environment. "We won't even be able to breathe," says another. Someone suggests that people will eventually have to wear space suits, hoping that the suits might be invisible. Even so, there will be psychological repercussions. "People might not be that smart because there probably won't be a lot of nature around anymore," posits one interviewee, astutely evoking how the natural world nurtures human intelligence.
The candor of these children can be agonizing. "In the time of Socrates they were actually much smarter because they used their brain more than we do now," one of the most precocious children tells Mills. "That's the good part. We won't have to use our brain. We can just get the computers to do it for us." Though his reasoning is shared by many adults, few would admit it even to themselves.
In an interview on the SFMOMA website, Mills rightly observes that forecasting the future is "really just talking about the present, and all our predictions about the future are really just reflections of the stories that we're living in now." There's no reason to believe that these children can see the next century better than anyone else. But their uninhibited look ahead brilliantly characterizes the present.
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Birmingham, AL – Alabama is considered a Republican lock in this year's presidential election. But, it hasn't stopped national Republicans from raising money in the state. First lady Laura Bush will be in Alabama Wednesday to raise campaign funds. She'll speak at a 500-dollar-per-person luncheon in Birmingham. Her address will help Victory 2004, a Republican fund to promote party candidates. However, before her speech, Mrs. Bush will look at a state reading program for elementary school students. She'll visit Hueytown Elementary for a round-table discussion to promote literacy.


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Illamasqua Welt Lipstick ($22.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a bright fuchsia pink with a blue base. There is a subtle iridescent shimmer-sheen to the matte finish, too–it's not a frost, but it's not quite a sheen. It's a rich, opaque color that really clings to lips, but the formula does not pull moisture out. Illamasqua's Lipstick formula feels a little dry when applied, but let it warm up on your lips, because it really isn't the drying kind. It does hug the lips, though, which makes it a much longer wearing lipstick (six hours or more).
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Big Rain Coming
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A lyrical story about waiting for the rain to come to an isolated Aboriginal community. Tension in the community builds as the rain clouds thicken and grow dark. Everybody waits. When will the rain come?


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We are pleased to announce the third release of ALM Readiness Treasure Map v2.1 to the Windows Store.
"Hello, fellow pirates! Hopefully you have had a chance to use version 2.0 of the ALM Readiness Treasure Map application and are enjoying the improvements that it brought over v1.0. Our team has been working on even more improvements in v2.1, primarily around Windows 8.1", Robert Bernstein (captain of the ship).
Visit http://aka.ms/vsartmaptoc for an aggregation of blog posts, reference URLS and announcements for this adventurous project. For example, in Robert shows us what was involved to upgrade the ALM Treasure Map for Windows 8.1 we get a fast-tracked tour through the development phase from v2.0 to v2.1, by Robert MacLean.
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Unmarried pregnant or parenting minors—Required living arrangement.
(1) This rule affects only the minor's eligibility for cash assistance. It does not affect the eligibility of the minor parent's child for a cash grant.
(2) The following definitions apply to terms used in this section:
(a) "Unmarried" means a person who has never been married or whose marriage has been annulled. It does not include a person who has been divorced or widowed.
(b) "Minor" means a person younger than eighteen years of age.
(c) "Legal guardian" means a court-appointed legal guardian or court-appointed permanent custodian.
(d) "Relative" is a person who is related to the pregnant or parenting minor as defined under RCW
(3) An unmarried pregnant or parenting minor is not eligible for TANF, SFA or PWA unless the person:
(a) Has been emancipated by a court; or
(b) Lives in a home approved by the department and has a protective payee.
(4) The home of a minor's parent, legal guardian, or adult relative may be approved unless:
(a) The minor has no living parent, legal guardian, or adult relative that can be located or those persons do not want the minor to live with them;
(b) The minor or the minor's child is being or has been seriously harmed either physically, emotionally or sexually in the home of the parent, legal guardian, or adult relative;
(c) Substantial evidence exists of an act or failure to act by the parent, legal guardian, or adult relative that presents imminent or serious harm to the minor or the minor's child if they lived there; or
(d) The department determines that it is in the best interest of the minor or the minor's child to waive the requirement of living in the home of a parent, legal guardian, or adult relative.
(5) If the home of a minor's parent, legal guardian, or adult relative is not available or suitable, one of the following alternatives may be approved:
(a) A facility or home licensed under chapter
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(b) A maternity home;
(c) Other adult-supervised living arrangement; or
(d) The minor's current or proposed living arrangement, if the department determines it is appropriate.
(6) A home that includes the other natural parent of the minor's child or unborn child is never approved if:
(a) The minor is under age sixteen; and
(b) The other parent is eighteen or older and meets the age criteria for rape of a child as set forth in RCW
, 9A.44.076, and 9A.44.079.
(7) The income of a minor parent found ineligible under this section is treated according to WAC
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – A group of Hilbert College students involved in an upcoming international service learning trip to Kenya will participate in a 24-hour fast on May 1 to help raise awareness about food scarcity issues in the African country.
The one-day effort by Hilbert's Kenya Krew will also raise funds for the three-week excursion through pledges made in support of the fast. While in Kenya, the students will take part in various hands-on community projects, including putting in a concrete floor at a rural village school and assisting at a home for girls who have lost their parents to AIDS.
Participating students are Amber Baily of New Berlin, Alexis Clune of Tonawanda, Melinda Manzella of Lake View, Katie Newton of Batavia, Jamie Omerhodzic of Hamburg, Marjorie Sanders of Blasdell, Samantha Sieg of Buffalo, and Kayla Silver of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Gates, Slim back Mexican agriculture bioscience center
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Search for missing dog Sylvia ends in sadness
A search which has gripped dog-loving Britain has ended in sadness after Japanese Shiba Inu Sylvia was found drowned in the sea at the western entrance to the Menai Strait.
She was discovered west of Caernarfon, a few miles from where she disappeared from Newborough beach on the west coast of Anglesey a week ago.
Her owner Janice Bannister had spent £750 hiring a helicopter to comb the area and dog lovers from all over Britain joined in the search.
Mrs Bannister said she was devastated to discover Sylvia had drowned, but wished to thank all those who had helped her.
On her Facebook page set up to help trace her dog, Mrs Bannister posted:
'R.I.P Sweet Sylvia. I am so sorry we couldn't save you, I promised we'd find you and we did. Now you can come home to rest. Love and miss you, you will forever be in our hearts.'
Owner 'distressed' after all five dogs stolen
North Wales Police say a dog owner is very distressed after all 5 of his pets were stolen.
Officers are appealing for witnesses and information after the thieves took the animals from Betws Garmon in Gwynedd.
The two bitches and three dogs are all crossed-terrier working animals and were kept by their owner in a kennel in a field adjacent to his property.
Investigating Officer Matt Tapping from Penygroes Police Station said the dogs were stolen between Monday 3rd March and Wednesday morning:
"The owner is clearly distressed because they were his pets as well as working dogs and as all dog owners will know each had its own character and personality and he is very anxious to get them back as soon as possible."
Anyone with information can contact North Wales Police on 101 or anonymously via Crime stoppers on 0800 555 111 quoting reference RC14031976.
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Welsh microchipping plan 'doesn't go far enough'
A leading animal charity says Welsh Government plans to make microchipping of all dogs compulsory doesn't go far enough.
The RSPCA want ministers to introduce a compulsory dog registration scheme.
It argues that it will hold owners to account, help reduce the number of dogs abandoned and promote dog welfare.
Vets 'delighted' with 2015 microchipping deadline
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) says it is "delighted" the Welsh Government's announcement that all dogs in Wales must be microchipped by 1 March 2015.
The decision follows a public consultation here.
Compulsory microchipping legislation came into force in Northern Ireland last year, and will be introduced in England from April 2016.
Thousands of dogs to be microchipped
There are approximately 190,000 dogs in Wales that would need to be microchipped, if it becomes compulsory. There are an estimated 450,000 dogs in Wales and it is estimated that some 58% are already microchipped.
RSPCA Cymru believes that compulsory microchipping will help make it easier to identify the owners of those dogs that have strayed or are being mistreated, neglected, abandoned or lost. The Welsh Government has announced plans to have all dogs in Wales microchipped by 1 March 2015.
RSPCA welcome microchip plans
The RSPCA has welcomed plans to microchip all of Wales' dogs by 2015. Following a consultation over compulsory dog microchipping, the Welsh Government has announced plans to draw up new regulations. Despite the announcement, the RSPCA says moe could be done.
Tackling 'irresponsible' dog owners
New dog microchipping regulations
All dogs in Wales must be microchipped by 2015. New regulations to be set out by the Welsh Government aim to set up a clear link between dogs and their owners. It is hoped this will encourage an increase in responsible dog ownership.
Woman sustains injuries after dog attack
Police were called to an incident last night where a woman from Treherbert was set upon by what is believed to have been an American Bull Dog.
The 23-year-old sustained injuries to her arms and was taken to Royal Glamorgan Hospital for treatment.
The owner has agreed to have the dog put down.
Colwyn Bay RSPCA's campaign to re-home Tonto the dog
An animal centre in Colwyn Bay has gone to unusual lengths to get one of its dogs re-homed - by making a video to show him off.
Tonto was admitted to an RSPCA centre in Birmingham in February 2012 after being neglected by his previous owner.


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Hope I am not jumping in too late and that my suggestions have not already been covered by everyone above.
Though I've been riding many years, about half of them were spent without lessons after I stopped showing. As as result, my position went south. My point in telling you is that recently I started with a trainer again, and in many ways it's like starting fresh...so I feel your pain! Some of the reminders I've gotten in lessons have made a huge difference in how Playday (the 4yr old OTT Standardbred I lease) responds, and have helped to put me on the path of being a more effective rider.
When at the trot in your video, it appears that you're 'archy'. Meaning....sticking your toosh and chest out while arching your lower back. By tucking your toosh (think riding on your back pockets) it helps your horse tuck too - plus it's easier on his back. One really helpful visualization (for me, anyway) is to think about the horses's back mirroring yours. If you're archy, so is he! You want him/her reaching under, using their hind end, relaxed. Keeping your own lower back/abdomen relaxed and not pushing backward will help! The other thing I noticed was your posting position. Instead of using your quads to post, (resulting in a more thrusty motion) think about letting Paradise's movement gently propel you out of the saddle. It should be a lower up and down movement instead of hips pushing forward diagonally out of the saddle. Focus on using the muscles on the back and inner leg instead of your quads. Someone mentioned riding without stirrups - this is a great exercise to discover and learn to use those muscles! Another is to post side to side, which helps you loosen up though the hips and find your center better. To do this, start posting in the same rhythm you would if riding normally, then begin getting your right seat bone going across the saddle into the left and vice versa - but don't do way up out of the saddle and over...just over. Another loosening up/finding balance/not using the quads exercise is to post the trot going down down up instead up down up down. This will help you loosen up and relax, practice tucking your tail and find those posting muscles!
I hope the above ideas help you as they've helped me! One other suggestion - don't try to fix everything (ands, feet, leg, back, etc) all at once. Think about improving your position like lifting weights...it's about focusing on one muscle at a time and slowly building strength, until one day you find you can do a ton of reps at a high weight!
That said, I too appreciate your openness to suggestion. When being critiqued in a lesson or otherwise, it can feel as though you are a hot mess! But the truth is, no-one is perfect. We ALL have a lot to learn and improve on, and you and your horse (I can tell Paradise wants to do well for you! To my eye, he is willing, just confused about what you are telling him) do make a nice team which will only get better with practice! Which - once you've moved and get lessons, will be by leaps and bounds :)


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Mushroom butter on toast
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 20 mins Plus chilling
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
This make-ahead starter delivers all the flavour of mushrooms on toast without any last-minute frying
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- Freezable
- Vegetarian
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 266
- protein
- 2g
- carbs
- 4g
- fat
- 26g
- saturates
- 16g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 1g
- salt
- 0.39g
- 250g pack butter, softened
- 1 onion, very finely chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 2 thyme sprigs, plus extra to serve
- 30g pack dried porcini mushrooms, soaked, drained and finely chopped
- 250g pack chestnut mushrooms, finely chopped
- 2 tbsp brandy
- juice ½ lemon
- small handful each parsley and tarragon, finely chopped
- toasted bread and salad leaves, to serve
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- Melt 50g butter in a pan and gently fry the onion until softened. Add the garlic and thyme and fry for 1 min more. Tip in all the mushrooms and toss to coat in the butter. Cook on a high heat for 5-8 mins until soft. Pour over the brandy and lemon juice, then cook for 2-3 mins more or until all the liquid has evaporated. Turn off the heat, add the herbs and seasoning, then allow to cool.
- Once cooled, remove the thyme. Mix the mushrooms with the remaining butter, then divide between 4 ramekins. Chill until firm, or for up to 2 days, then serve a ramekin, topped with a thyme sprig, between 2 to share with toasted bread and dressed salad leaves.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2010
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This recipe was awful. I made it last Christmas for guests and it was just like eating solid butter with cold mushrooms in. There was far too much butter in the recipe and it overpowered the mushrooms. I'd spent a small fortune on different types of mushrooms so I was very dissapointed. I won't be making this again even though others have suggested using less butter. I'd rather try something else.
I used this for a starter at a ladies wot lunch dinner party. I made it in the morning and kept a little butter back which I melted and dribbled over the finished pots to make it look like picture. That way less butter as people could leave the crust off. I also used the mushroom liquer from soaking the porcinis to take a mushroom soup to another level along with a drop of the brandy too!. Served with rustic toast, these pots went down fantastically
I really liked this recipe, I didn't have any tarragon so can't comment what it would have been like with it, but I wanted a good make ahead starter for christmas day. Will use this recipe, but may also add some cooked pancetta for the meat eaters and a few chilli flakes to add a kick. was unsure of adding the brandy but it gave it a lovely taste.


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The term 'gay gene' refers to the gene that is thought to determine one's sexuality. Whether this gene actually exists is still subject to scientific debate.
Several studies have found there to be a genetic influence on the determining of one's sexuality — whether it be the levels of one's hormones or the size of certain parts of the brain (i.e. the corpus callosum or medulla oblongata). However, there is no conclusive proof that homosexuality is completely determined by genetic factors.
Eye colour, for example, is determined 100% by genetic factors, but height is only 90% determinable and is influenced by other factors such as nutrition. Because of this, height is said to be a 'multifactorial' trait. Studies of monozygotic (identical) twins revealed that if one brother is gay, there is a 52% chance that his twin is gay, suggesting a 70% attributable genetic factor (Bailey and Pillard, A Genetic Story of Male Sexual Orientation, 1990).
In the absence of conclusive proof as to whether homosexuality is completely biologically determined, the best answer is that the most current scientific studies suggest it to be a combination of environmental and biological factors. John Money, Emeritus Professor of Paediatrics at John Hopkins University, Maryland, USA, summarises the current scientific crux:
"Homosexuality is multi-varied. There is certainly a genetic component but there is not enough data to state that it is an exclusive influence. Hormones that affect the foetus play a part."
Could You Be Gay for a Day?
Daily Express, 7 July 1996
Even though popular medical opinion is not certain of the exact role that genetic factors play in determining one's sexual orientation, it is certain that homosexuality is not a disorder of any kind and should not be treated as such.
As early as the 1950s new medical research indicated that lesbians and gay men were not suffering from mental illness and could lead happy and productive lives. By the 1970s popular medical opinion reflected this research. Today there are few medical professionals that give the age-old "mental illness" diagnosis for gay and lesbian patients.
The Royal College of Nursing agrees, stating in its "Issues in Nursing Health Series" (10/97) that "there is no intrinsic relationship between sexual orientation and mental illness. Homosexuality is not a mental disorder and there is no difference overall in the adjustment of people with same-sex or opposite-sex orientations."
The American Psychiatric Association officially declassified homosexuality as a mental illness in 1974 but it wasn't until 1992 that the World Health Organisation followed suit.
Even though homosexuality is no longer classified as a mental illness, as the RCN states:
"There is a long legacy of an association between the two which continues to have an impact."
As a result of this homophobia, there are counsellors who still insist on "reparative therapy" to combat same-sex attractions. This type of therapy is destructive, reinforcing self-hatred and contributing to unhappiness.
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SPRING HILL (AP) — A man who police say was naked and engaged in lewd acts with a doll near a Spring Hill elementary school has been charged with indecent exposure.
Spring Hill Police Det. Marcus Albright told WTVF-TV (http://bit.ly/qWhBz9) that officers responded to a call about a suspicious person carrying a duffel bag on a road adjacent to Allendale Elementary on Thursday morning.
They found 56-year-old Daniel Torroll beneath a bridge on school property with the doll.
Albright said Torroll blamed his behavior on medication he is taking to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, known as ADHD.
A call by The Associated Press to a phone number listed for Daniel Torroll in Spring Hill rang unanswered.
Police said no children were exposed to the act.
Information from: WTVF-TV, http://www.newschannel5.com


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SINISTERby John Aslarona
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