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ALDERSON, Andrew and EVANS, K E (2008). Deformation mechanisms leading to auxetic behaviour in the α-cristobalite and α-quartz structures of both silica and germania. Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 21 (2), 025401.
ALLMARK, P. J. (2008). An aristotelian account of autonomy. Journal of value inquiry, 42 (1), 41-53.
ANDREWS, S. and POLOVINA, S. (2008). Operational specification for FCA using Z. In: 16th International Conference on Conceptual Structures, Toulouse, France, July 2008.
ARDEN, M. A. and ARMITAGE, C. J. (2008). Predicting and explaining transtheoretical model stage transitions in relation to condom-carrying behaviour. British journal of health psychology, 13 (4), 719-735.
ARMITAGE, C. J. and ARDEN, M. A. (2008). How useful are the stages of change for targeting interventions? randomized test of a brief intervention to reduce smoking. Health psychology, 27 (6), p. 789.
ARMITAGE, Christopher J. and REIDY, John G. (2008). Use of mental simulations to change theory of planned behaviour variables. British Journal of Health Psychology, 13 (3), 513-524.
ATKINSON, P. (2008). A bitter pill to swallow: the rise and fall of the tablet computer. Design issues, 24 (4), 3-25.
BEARDON, Luke (2008). Asperger Syndrome and perceived offending conduct: a qualitative study. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
BENNETT, L. (2008). Assets under attack: metal theft, the built environment and the dark side of the global recycling market. Environmental law and management, 20, 176-183.
BENNETT, L. and CROWE, L. (2008). Landowners' liability? is perception of the risk of liability for visitors accidents a barrier to countryside access? Project Report. Sheffield, Countryside recreation network.
BENNETT, Luke (2008). Metal theft - anatomy of a resource crime. Unpublished. (Unpublished)
BLAIN, J. and WALLIS, R. J. (2008). Sacred, secular, or sacrilegious? prehistoric sites, pagans and the Sacred Sites project in Britain. In: SCHACHTER, J. and BROCKMAN, S., (eds.) (Im)permanence: Cultures In/Out of Time. Pittsburg, Penn State University Press, 212-223.
BOWLES, D. P. and MEYER, B. (2008). Attachment priming and avoidant personality features as predictors of social-evaluation biases. Journal of personality disorders, 22 (1), 72-88.
BROWN, Chloe (2008). The Animal Gaze. [Show/Exhibition]
BROWN, Chloe (2008). RGAP. [Show/Exhibition]
BROWN, Chloe (2008). This Moment Here. [Artefact]
BULL, M., RIDLEY-DUFF, R., FOSTER, D. and SEANOR, P. (2008). Seeing social enterprise through the theoretical conceptualisation of ethical capital. In: Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference, Belfast, 5-7 November 2008.
CHARLISH, P. (2008). Dwain Chambers runs out of time. Texas review of entertainment and sports law.
CHARLISH, P. and RILEY, S. (2008). Should Oscar run? Fordham intellectual property, media and entertainment law journal, XVIII (4), 929-957.
CHIDIROGLOU, Iordanis, GOODWIN, Andy, LAYCOCK, Liz and O'FLAHERTY, Fin (2008). Physical properties of demolition waste material. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineering Journal Construction Materials (CM3), 97-103.
COCHRANE, Thom and BATEMAN, Roger (2008). Engaging students with mobile web2.0. In: Teaching and Learning Conference 2008 : Student Success: A New Era in Ways of Learning, Eastern Institute of Technology, Taradale, Hawkes Bay, 1-3 October 2008. (Unpublished)
COLDRON, J. H., TANNER, E., FINCH, S., SHIPTON, L., WOLSTENHOLME, C., WILLIS, B., DEMACK, S. and STIELL, B. (2008). Secondary school admissions. Project Report. London, Department for Children, Schools and Families.
COLDWELL, M. R., COLDRON, J. H. and SMITH, R. (2008). Active social location in schools: professional development for the whole school workforce? In: British Educational Research Association (BERA) Annual Conference, Edinburgh, 4 September 2008.
COLE, Bankole and ADAMSON, Sue (2008). Greater Manchester LCJB policies, practices and procedures on BME community engagement. Technical Report. Manchester, Greater Manchester local criminal justice board.
COTTERRELL, David, PETO, James and FORDE, Kate (2008). War and Medicine. [Show/Exhibition]
COWBURN, M. (2008). The BME male sex offender in prison: overrepresentation and under-participation. In: Challenging boundaries : Social Policy Association conference, Edinburgh, June 23-25 2008.
COWBURN, M., LAVIS, V. and WALKER, T. (2008). BME sex offenders in prison: the problem of participation in offending behaviour groupwork programmes – a tripartite model of understanding. British journal of community justice, 6 (1), 19-34.
COWBURN, M., LAVIS, V. and WALKER, T. (2008). Black and minority ethnic sex offenders. Prison service journal, 178, 44-49.
DAVIES, L. E. (2008). Sport and the local economy: the role of stadia in regenerating commercial property. Local Economy, 23 (1), 31-46.
DEARDEN, Andy and LIGHT, Ann (2008). On social function: new language for discussing technology for social action. In: Directions and Implications of Advanced Computing (DIAC), Berkeley, CA, 26th - 29th June 2008.
DEARDEN, Andy and RIZVI, H. (2008). Adapting participatory and agile software methods to participatory rural development. In: PDC'08: Experiences and Challenges, Participatory Design Conference, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA, October 1-4, 2008.
DEARDEN, Andy and RIZVI, H. (2008). Participatory design and participatory development: a comparative review. In: PDC'08: Experiences and Challenges, Participatory Design Conference, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA, October 1-4, 2008.
DOEL, M. (2008). Assessing skills in groupwork. In: COHEN, C., (ed.) Think group: strength and diversity in social work with groups. New York, Routledge, 69-81.
DOEL, M. (2008). Co-working. In: GITTERMAN, A. and SALMON, R., (eds.) Encyclopedia of social work with groups. New York, Routledge, 302-304.
DOEL, M. (2008). Groupwork. In: GITTERMAN, A. and SALMON, R., (eds.) Encyclopedia of social work with groups. New York, Routledge, 153-156.
DOEL, M., NELSON, P. and FLYNN, E. (2008). Experiences of post-qualifying study in social work. Social work education, 27 (5), 549-571.
DONLAN, Leah K. (2008). The contribution of sports sponsorship to consumer-based brand equity. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
DUGGAN, Marian (2008). Theorising homophobic hate crime in Northern Ireland. Papers from the British Criminology Conference, 8, 33-49.
ELLIS, S. J. (2008). Diversity and inclusivity at university: a survey of the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) students in the UK. Higher Education, 57 (6), 723-739.
ELLISON, Laurence J. (2008). Computer simulations of tapered particles. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
EVANS, A., HAWKSLEY, F., HOLLAND, M. R. and CAILLAU, I. (2008). Improving subject knowledge and subject pedagogic knowledge in employment based secondary initial teacher training in England. In: Annual Conference of the Association of Teacher Education in Europe, Brussels, 23-27 August 2008.
FEASEY, S. and SENIOR, P. (2008). The resettlement of offenders and ex-offenders in Doncaster. Developing an integrated framework. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
FIELDING-LLOYD, Beth and MEÂN, Lindsey J. (2008). Standards and separatism: the discursive construction of gender in English soccer coach education. Sex Roles, 58 (1-2), 24-39.
FLINT, A., OXLEY, A. and HYNES, C. (2008). Shared futures: student involvement in an internal change academy. In: Higher Education Academy annual conference, Harrogate, July 1-3 2008.
FLINTOFT, Christopher Barry (2008). An exploration of the role of employment in mental health recovery. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
GARLAND, Paul (2008). Action theory in Habermas and educational practices. In: HUDSON, Brian and ZGAGA, Pavel, (eds.) Teacher Education Policy in Europe: a voice of Higher Education Institutions. Ljubljana, Teacher Education Policy in Europe Network, Umeå: University of Umeå, Faculty of Teacher Education, 209-224.
GARRATT, Elisabeth Featherston (2008). The childbearing experiences of survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
GASKILL, Karen (2008). Barge culture : the ebb and flow of cultural traffic. In: HALLAM, Julia, KROEK, Richard, KRONENBURG, Robert and ROBERTS, Les, (eds.) Cities in film : architecture, urban space and the moving image : an International Interdisciplinary Conference, University of Liverpool, 26-28th March 2008. Liverpool, University of Liverpool. School of Architecture., 78-83.
GENT, Susannah (2008). Sentimental Rabbit Suicide process documentation. [Image] (Unpublished)
GILLIGAN, Christine (2008). The need for new types of organisation for the new century. International Journal of Green Economics (IJGE), 2 (4), 353-371.
GWILT, Ian (2008). From digital interface to material artifact. In: HOOFD, Ingrid Maria, TAN, Margaret and YING, Katharine Ho Kit, (eds.) Proceedings of the ISEA2008 : the 14th International Symposium on Electronic Art. ISEA2008 Pte Ltd, 202-203.
HAMILTON, P., WILKINSON, K., MEADOWS, L. and CADET, N. (2008). The answers are within me. An evaluation of a person centred counselling service for men at HMP Doncaster who have had experience of domestic violence 2005-2007. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
HARRISON, Matthew (2008). 6183cc Paris Air. [Artefact]
HARRISON, Matthew (2008). Willkommen. Bienvenue. Welcom. C'mon In. [Show/Exhibition]
HART, Caroline (2008). What Can Young People Tell Us About Promoting Equality and Inclusion Through Widening participation in Higher Education in England? In: Human Development and Capability Association, New Delhi, India, 10-13 September 2008.
HAYNES, Barry (2008). Impact of workplace connectivity on office productivity. Journal of Corporate Real Estate, 10 (4), 286-302.
HAYNES, Barry (2008). An evaluation of the impact of the office environment on productivity. Facilities, 26 (5/6), 178-195.
HAYNES, Barry (2008). The impact of office comfort on productivity. Journal of Facilities Management, 6 (1), 37-51.
HAYNES, Barry (2008). The impact of office layout on productivity. Journal of Facilities Management, 6 (3), 189-201.
HEATH, Virginia (2008). Little Lost David "Devil Don't Mind" - Music Documentary. [Video]
HIRST, J. (2008). Developing sexual competence? Exploring strategies for the provision of effective sexualities and relationships education. Sex education, 8 (4), 399-413.
HODGE, Nick (2008). Evaluating Lifeworld as an emancipatory methodology. Disability & Society, 23 (1), 29-40.
HODGE, Nick and RUNSWICK-COLE, Katherine (2008). Problematising parent–professional partnerships in education. Disability & Society, 23 (6), 637-647.
HOPKINS, L. (2008). Marriage in Shakespeare: a community affair. In: DAHIVA, B. S., (ed.) Postmodern essays on love, sex, and marriage in Shakespeare,. New Delhi, Viva Books, 1-17.
HUGGINS, Robert, JOHNSTON, Andrew and STEFFENSON, Rebecca (2008). Universities, knowledge networks and regional policy. Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society, 1 (2), 321-340.
JOHNSON, Esther (2008). Highway Home. [Video]
JOHNSON, Esther (2008). Teenage Wildlife Vidéothèque: Site Gallery 28 June-09 August 2008. Sheffield, Site Gallery.
JOHNSON, N. (2008). The Government of Wales Act 2006: Welsh devolution still a process and not an event? Web journal of current legal issues, [2007] (4).
KIRSHBAUM, M. (2008). Are we ready for the Electronic Patient Record? Attitudes and perceptions of staff from two NHS Trust hospitals. Health informatics journal, 10 (4), 265-276.
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). Mon abécédaire. [Show/Exhibition]
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). Natural Education. [Show/Exhibition]
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). Natural education. [Show/Exhibition]
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). Parallax. [Show/Exhibition]
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). Reading Around, a project to celebrate World Book Day, initiated by CFPR, University of the West of England. CFPR.
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). Summer Interval '08, group exhibition at Galerie Bugdahn und Kaimer, Düsseldorf, exhibiting Robert Barry, Claire Corey, Gabriel Jones, Sharon Kivland, Abigail O'Brien. [Show/Exhibition]
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). Transcript, a work made from 2007 to 2008 for the Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, University of London, during Kivland's Visiting Fellowship in the university. The final work, realised in January, remains in situ. University of London, Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies.
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). A Wind of Revolution Blows, exhibition catalogue, CHELSEA Space, London, text by Esther Leslie, illustrations by Sharon Kivland. London, CHELSEA Space.
KIVLAND, Sharon (2008). A wind of revolution blows, the storm is on the horizon, a solo exhibition at CHELSEA Space, London. [Show/Exhibition]
LAMBERT, P., MANGAT, P. S., O'FLAHERTY, F. J. and WU, Y. Y. (2008). Influence of resistivity on current and potential distribution of cathodic protection systems for steel framed masonry structures. Corrosion engineering science and technology, 43 (1), 16-22.
LAMBERT, Paul, MANGAT, Pal, O'FLAHERTY, Fin and WU, You-Yo (2008). Cathodic protection of steel framed masonry structures - experimental and numerical studies. Materials and structures, 41 (2), 301-310.
LAYCOCK, E. A., SPENCE, Kevin, JEFFERSON, D. P., HETHERINGTON, S., MARTIN, B. and WOOD, C. (2008). Testing the durability of limestone for Cathedral façade restoration. Environmental Geology, 56 (3-4), 521-528.
LAYCOCK, Elizabeth A, SPENCE, Kevin, JEFFERSON, David P, HETHERINGTON, Stephen, MARTIN, Bill and WOODS, Christopher (2008). Testing the durability of limestone for cathedral façade restoration. Environmental Geology, 56 (3-4), 521-528.
LIGHT, Ann (2008). Transports of delight? What the experience of receiving (mobile) phone calls can tell us about design. Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 12 (5), p. 391.
LISHCHUK, S. V., AKID, R. and WORDEN, K. (2008). Model-based prognosis for intergranular corrosion. Proc. 4th European Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring, Krakow, Poland, 340-348.
LISHCHUK, S. V., AKID, R. and WORDEN, K. (2008). A cellular automaton based model for predicting intergranular corrosion in aerospace alloys. Proc. EUROCORR–2008, Edinburgh, UK.
MADRIAGA, M., GOODLEY, D., HODGE, N. and MARTIN, N. (2008). Enabling transition into higher education for students with asperger syndrome. Project Report. Higher Education Academy.
MALTBY, John, DAY, Liza, GILES, David, GILLETT, Raphael, QUICK, Marianne, LANGCASTER-JAMES, Honey and LINLEY, P. Alex (2008). Implicit theories of a desire for fame. British Journal of Psychology, 99 (2), 279-292.
MALTBY, John, DAY, Liza, GILL, Poonam, COLLEY, Ann and WOOD, Alex M (2008). Beliefs around luck : confirming the empirical conceptualization of beliefs around luck and the development of the Darke and Freedman beliefs around luck scale. Personality and Individual Differences, 45 (7), 655-660.
MALTBY, John, LEWIS, C. A. and DAY, Liza (2008). Prayer and subjective well-being : the application of a cognitive-behavioural framework. Mental Health Religion and Culture, 11 (1), 119-129.
MALTBY, John, WOOD, Alex M., DAY, Liza, KON, Tabatha W.H., COLLEY, Ann and LINLEY, P. Alex (2008). Personality predictors of levels of forgiveness two and a half years after the transgression. Journal of Research in Personality, 42 (4), 1088-1094.
MANNION, K. and COLDWELL, M. R. (2008). After-school Science and Engineering Clubs Evaluation. Project Report. Department for Children, Schools and Families.
MARSON, James and FERRIS, Katy (2008). Advisors v Legal Services Commission : which is the appropriate measure of quality advice? Web journal of current legal issues, 14 (4).
MARTINDALE, Wayne, JONES, Michael and JOHNSON, David (2008). Project FLOW Flow report 1: Developing sustainable regional foodscapes. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
MAY, D. and PINDER, J. (2008). The impact of facilities management on patient outcomes. Facilities, 26 (5/6), 213-228.
MCCAIG, C. and ADNETT, N. (2008). Variable tuition fees and widening participation: the marketing of English institutions through access agreements. In: British Educational Research Association annual conference, September 3-6 2008.
MOSS, Nicky, HOPGOOD, Adrian and WELLER, Martin (2008). Can agents without concepts think? an investigation using a knowledge based system. In: Research and Development in Intelligent Systems. Springer, 211-222.
MULERI, Morrison A. (2008). Non-Governmental organisation performance : financial governance and its impact on funder policies. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
NISHIMURA, Yukiko (2008). Aspects of Japanese computer-mediated communication : linguistics and socio-cultural perspectives. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
O'DUBHGHAILL, Coilin (2008). Series of TIG welded vessels. [Artefact]
O'FLAHERTY, Fin, MANGAT, Pal, LAMBERT, Paul and BROWNE, Elena (2008). Effect of under-reinforcement on the flexural strength of corroded beams. Materials and structures, 41 (2), 311-321.
O'REILLY, Daragh (2008). Marketing and consumption of popular music : the case of New Model Army. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
OXLEY, A. and FLINT, A. (2008). Placing student voices at the heart of institutional dialogue. Educational developments, 9 (3), 14-16.
PALMER, Nicola (2008). By Royal Association: British monarchy as a place representation tool. In: Royal Tourism: Excursions Around Monarchy. Tourism and Cultural Change. Clevedon, Channel View Publications, 159-180.
PASSOW, Benjamin N., GONGORA, Mario, COUPLAND, Simon and HOPGOOD, Adrian A. (2008). Real-time evolution of an embedded controller for an autonomous helicopter. In: IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence) 2008. IEEE, 2538-2545.
PATERSON, C. (2008). Commercial crime control and the electronic monitoring of offenders in England and Wales. Social justice: a journal of crime, conflict and world order, 34 (3-4), 98-110.
PAXMAN, J. R., RICHARDSON, J. C., DETTMAR, P. W. and CORFE, B. A. (2008). Alginate reduces the increased uptake of cholesterol and glucose in overweight male subjects: a pilot study. Nutrition Research, 28 (8), 501-505.
PAXMAN, J. R., RICHARDSON, J. C., DETTMAR, P. W. and CORFE, B. M. (2008). Daily ingestion of alginate reduces energy intake in free-living subjects. Appetite, 51 (3), 713-719.
PETRELLI, Daniela (2008). On the role of user-centred evaluation in the advancement of interactive information retrieval. Information Processing & Management, 44 (1), p. 22.
PETRELLI, Daniela and AULD, Dan (2008). An examination of automatic video retrieval technology on access to the contents of an historical video archive. Program: electronic library and information systems, 42 (2), 115-136.
PETRELLI, Daniela, WHITTAKER, Steve and BROCKMEIER, Jens (2008). AutoTopography: what can physical mementos tell us about digital memories? In: CHI '08 ACM conference on Human factors in computing systems, Florence, Italy, 5-10 April 2008. 53-62.
PLATT, Lucinda, SALWAY, Sarah, CHOWBEY, Punita and HARRISS, Kaveri (2008). Ill-health in the family: the intersection of employment and caring across households from four ethnic groups. Benefits: The Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, 16 (1), 33-45.
POWELL, Ryan (2008). Understanding the stigmatization of gypsies : power and the dialectics of (dis)identification. Housing, Theory and Society, 25 (2), 87-109.
PRICE, I. and FORTUNE, J. (2008). Open plan and academe: pre- and post-hoc conversations. In: THEN, D. S.-S. and FINCH, E., (eds.) Proceedings of the W070 conference: healthy and creative facilities. CIB publication (315). CIB, 613-620.
PRICE, I. and MAY, D. (2008). Lean healthcare assets challenge FM performance measurement conventions. In: European Facility Management Conference 2008, 7th EuroFM Research Symposium, Manchester, June 10 2008.
PULMAN, Mark (2008). 'Knowing Yourself Through Others': peer assessment in popular music group work. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
PURANDARE, Y. P., EHIASARIAN, A. P. and HOVSEPIAN, P. E. (2008). Deposition of nanoscale multilayer CrN/NbN physical vapor deposition coatings by high power impulse magnetron sputtering. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A, 26 (2), 288-296.
RADJENOVIC, A., DALL, B. J., RIDGWAY, J. P. and SMITH, M. A. (2008). Measurement of pharmacokinetic parameters in histologically graded invasive breast tumours using dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI. British Journal of Radiology, 81 (962), 120-128.
RHODES, p., SMALL , N., ISMAIL , H. and WRIGHT , J.P. (2008). The use of biomedicine, complementary and alternative medicine, and ethno-medicine for the treatment of epilepsy among people of South Asian origin in the UK. BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 8 (7).
RIDLEY-DUFF, R. (2008). Gendering, courtship and pay equality: developing attraction theory to understand work-life balance and entrepreneurial activity. In: Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference, Belfast, November 5-7 2008.
RIDLEY-DUFF, R. J. (2008). Social enterprise as a socially rational business. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Research, 14 (5), 291-312.
ROFFEY, Paul (2008). The production and tribology of hard facing coatings for agricultural applications. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
SALWAY, Sarah (2008). Labour market experiences of young UK Bangladeshi men: Identity, inclusion and exclusion in inner-city London. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 31 (6), 1126-1152.
SANDERSON, Lesley and CONROY, Neil (2008). East-South: Out of Sight. [Show/Exhibition]
SANDERSON, Lesley and NEIL, Conroy (2008). East-South: Out of Sight. [Show/Exhibition]
SENIOR, P. and MEADOWS, L. (2008). Changing the dynamic: an evaluation of the South West Accommodation Gateway (SWAG). Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
SOLTANI, H. (2008). Global implications of evidence 'biased' practice: management of the third stage of labour. Midwifery, 24 (2), 138-142.
SZCZEPURA, Ala, PRICE, Charlotte and GUMBER, Anil (2008). Breast and bowel cancer screening uptake patterns over 15 years for UK south Asian ethnic minority populations, corrected for differences in socio-demographic characteristics. BMC public health, 8, p. 346.
TAIT, Roger J., SCHAEFER, Gerald and HOPGOOD, Adrian A. (2008). Intensity-based image registration using multiple distributed agents. Knowledge-Based Systems, 21 (3), 256-264.
WEBB, Neil (2008). ADRIFT. [Show/Exhibition]
WEDEKIND, J., AMAVASAI, B. P., DUTTON, K. and BOISSENIN, M. (2008). A machine vision extension for the Ruby programming language. In: Proceedings of the IEEE 2008 International Conference on Information and Automation, Zhangjiajie, China, 20-23 June 2008. 991-996.
WEDEKIND, Jan (2008). Real-time Computer Vision with Ruby. In: O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON) 2008, Portland, Oregon.
WESTERMAN, Julie (2008). Illuminated Carpet. [Show/Exhibition]
WHITTLE, Christine A. (2008). Social exclusion and the role of transport intervention in accessing economic opportunity. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
WILKINSON, Katherine, BALL, Linda and BROOKES, Elaine (2008). An evaluation of the workbook for health trainers in prisons and the wider community: based on the Royal Institute of Public Health Level 2 award: understanding health improvement. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
WILKINSON, Katherine and DAVIDSON, J. (2008). They've been my lifeline. An evaluation of South Yorkshire's Specialist Domestic Violence Court initiative: the Independent Domestic Violence Advocacy Service. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
WILKINSON, Katherine and DAVIDSON, Joanna (2008). An Evaluation of the Prison Radio Association's Activity Final Report Year 1 The West Midlands Prison Radio Taster Project. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield Hallam University.
WILLIAMS, David (2008). MeBoneBeach-AlanSam. [Artefact]
WILLIAMS, K. (2008). Emergency services to the rescue, or not, again. Journal of personal injury law, 265-271.
WILLIAMS, K. (2008). Emergency services to the rescue? Journal of personal injury law, 202-208.
YOXALL, Alaster, LUXMOORE, J., ROWSON, J., LANGLEY, Joe and JANSON, R. (2008). Size does matter: further studies in hand–pack interaction using computer simulation. Packaging Technology and Science, 21 (2), 61-72.
ZELLWEGER, Christoph (2008). Foreign Bodies / Jewellery as Prothesis. In: 11th intern Design Indaba Conference, Cape Town, South Africa, Cape Town, South Africa, 27-29 February 2008.
ZELLWEGER, Christoph (2008). From Hand to Hand. [Show/Exhibition]


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APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) - Three area county executives are working to convince Governor Walker not to remove thousands of people from BadgerCare.
Outagamie, Winnebago, and Fond du Lac county executives met in Appleton today to petition the governor to postpone his proposal.
Around 77,000 residents statewide would be affected if it goes through.
These area leaders say if recipients need healthcare and can't afford insurance, then their community will have to foot the bill.
Local 5 has reached out to the governor's office for reaction to this petition, but has heard no response.
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How far are we willing to go to achieve greatness?
"How far are you willing to go?" asked Dr. Gene Sharratt at the conclusion of the inaugural TEDx Wenatchee Valley event on Thursday afternoon. The them of the event was "Connecting the Dots," in reference to the habit of organizations and individuals to operate in silos rather than collaborate and cooperate.
The choice we face is whether we want to do something extraordinary or settle for much less and Sharratt encouraged us to adopt the Russell Wilson approach of "Why not us" when faced with the opportunity for high achievement.
The winning quarterback of the Super Bowl used a philosophy of working hard, staying humble and thinking big and that balanced approach should work just as well for our communities.
It was a day of thinking more creatively about the future of our valley. The crowd of more than 100 was energized and thinking of possibilities. It was the start of a conversation and so there was no groundbreaking achievement to report to you. Instead, what was encouraging was the level of enthusiasm among a very diverse group of people for taking on challenges and meeting them.
There's no question that in all sectors of our society, we could achieve more with less effort if we created opportunities to work together rather than operate in relative isolation. We see this in local governments, social service agencies and other organizations.
When he was superintendent of the North Central Educational Service District, Sharratt was a master of building partnerships, spreading opportunities for many to participate in worthwhile events. The vast majority of successful civic projects are based on a foundation of grass roots support rather than brilliance of individual leaders.
Here are a few highlights from the speakers:
Donte Quinine of Wenatchee Valley College talked about value of ordinary leaders rather than waiting for the next Martin Luther King or Mahatma Gandhi to walk by.
Dr. Peter Rutherford of Confluence Health challenged Wenatchee and East Wenatchee to start working towards collaboration in providing services to the valley.
Colin Brine, a consultant with Be Clearly, said important connections happen when people give their time freely and that those connections are the basis for a healthy community life.
Jeff Ostenson, of North 40 Productions, talked about the opportunity we have to market ourselves more effectively. He urged us to find our story, be authentic, find ways to engage with our target audiences and reward what they believe in.
Dr. Glenn Johnson, Cashmere School Superintendent, unveiled Cashmere Cares, an effort that invites the whole community to make sure every child is clothed, fed, has a mentor and is literate.
Entrepreneur Dave Sabey reminded us that the Columbia River has the potential to play a part for solutions to complex genetic diseases by harnessing the power to drive data centers and potentially bring the engineers who are studying the data to our region.
Nancy Warner of the Initiative for Rural Innovation and Stewardship reminded us of the power of building on successes by capturing the stories for posterity.
The discussion is just starting. The committee is gathering input and will look for specific projects and volunteers to begin connecting the dots and move our communities forward.
The sessions are worth watching. Those who were unable to see the event via live streaming will be able to search for the TEDx Wenatchee Valley event and watch the video.
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FAA has issued a strong response to a US Department of Transportation (DOT) review of its training and placement of air traffic controllers.
The Inspector General branch of the DOT has released a nearly year-long review of methods used by FAA to place candidates at high volume facilities, how the agency evaluates candidate capabilities and procedures used to determine if candidates receive adequate training at the FAA academy.
Auditors are concerned that the number of new hire controllers with no prior experience passing through a screening and training process is increasing, rising from 7% in fiscal 2007 to 72% in the first half fiscal 2009.
"This has resulted in an increase of inexperienced controllers being assigned to high level air traffic control facilities," says the Inspector General.
The auditors determined that in fiscal 2008 58% of new-hire controllers with no prior experience were hired at "level 10 to level 12" facilities, which are considered the busiest in the USA and include Southern California, Chicago O'Hare and Atlanta Hartsfield.
Taking into account that FAA ranks candidates training at its academy as "qualified" and "well qualified", and the agency assigns new controllers facilities by considering their location preferences and a list of job openings, auditors warn a candidate that is only "qualified" could be assigned to a level 12 facility.
FAA in its response to the report states it is not a "military organisation that shifts and moves at will, rather it is managing a highly skilled, unionised civilian workforce whose viewpoints must be factored in decision making".
The agency further states the initial academy training it provides is only 10% of the total training given to students. While the FAA says the auditor's report "expresses concern about the facility level new controllers may be assigned to, any new controller is given extensive training and must demonstrate the capability to function at a given facility to continue there as an air traffic controller".
FAA says it only partially agrees with the recommendation by the auditors to overhaul the programme it uses to test controllers, arguing "there is not sufficient scientifically documented evidence that the test, or a modified version thereof, will be useful".
The agency says two specific studies of its current system of training and placing controllers are underway, and it plans to complete its evaluations by 31 December 2012.


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Rolando Bianchi's agent has rubbished suggestions that his client could leave Bologna for Sampdoria.
The towering forward has been linked with a switch away from the Renato Dell'Ara outfit this month, with the Rossoblu struggling at the foot of the table.
However, the striker's representative and brother has insisted that is not the case.
"My brother is at Bologna and wants to take his chance there," Riccardo Bianchi told genoasamp.com.
"An offer of any kind from Sampdoria has not arrived.
"At the moment, all this is just a rumour."
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The Hadith
The Hadith The Hadith:
Whoever Visits My Grave, My Intercession Is Guaranteed For Him
by Dr. G. F. Haddad
[Excerpted from Appendix, Repudiation of the Innovators of Najd]
The hadith Whoever visits my grave, my intercession will be guaranteed for him (Man zâra qabrî wajabat lahu shafâatî)[1] is a fair (hasan) narration as concluded by Imam Abu al-Hasanat al-Lacknawi[2] and his student Abd al-Fattah Abu Ghudda in the latters notes on Imam Maliks Muwatta according to Muhammad ibn al-Hasans narration (chapter 49: On the Prophets Allah bless and greet him grave) as well as Shaykh Mahmud Mamduh,[3] although some early scholars had declared it sound (sahîh) such as Ibn al-Sakan in al-Sunan al-Sihah and Abd al-Haqq al-Ishbili in al-Ahkam, followed by Shaykh al-Islam al-Taqi al-Subki in Shifa al-Siqam in view of the totality of the chains.[4] Other hadith scholars who considered it authentic are Ibn Hajars student the hadith master al-Sakhawi,[5] the hadith master of Madina al-Samhudi,[6] and Shaykh al-Islam al-Haytami in al-Jawhar al-Munazzam. Al-Ghassani (d. 682) did not include it in his compendium of al-Daraqutnis weak narrations entitled Takhrij al-Ahadith al-Diaf min Sunan al-Daraqutni.[7] Some late scholars, beginning with Ibn Taymiyya, remained undecided whether to grade this hadith weak or forged.
Al-Lacknawi said about this hadith:
There are some who declared it weak [e.g. al-Bayhaqi, Ibn Khuzayma, and al-Suyuti], and others who asserted that all the hadiths on visitation of the Prophet Allah bless and greet him are forged, such as Ibn Taymiyya and his followers, but both positions are false for those who were given right understanding, for verification of the case dictates that the hadith is hasan, as Taqi al-Din al-Subki has expounded in his book Shifa al-Siqam fi Ziyara Khayr al-Anam.[8]
Among those who fall into the category of Ibn Taymiyya and his followers on this issue:
· Ibn Abd al-Hadi who wrote al-Sarim al-Munki fi al-Radd ala al-Subki in violent refutation of al-Subkis book on visitation but contradicted his own position in another book of his.[9] Shaykh Mahmud Mamduh refuted his weakening of this hadith in great detail[10] and stated that al-Sarim al-Munki is at the root of all subsequent generalizations in weakening the hadiths that concern the desirability of visitation.[11]
· the late Wahhabi shaykh Abd al-Aziz Bin Baz who reiterated Ibn Taymiyyas imprudent verdict: The hadiths that concern the visitation of the grave of the Prophet Allah bless and greet him are all weak, indeed forged;[12]
· Nasir al-Albani,[13] who claimed that the visit to the Prophet Allah bless and greet him ranks among the innovations;[14]
· and Nasir al-Jadya, who in 1993 obtained his Ph.D. with First Honors from the University of Muhammad ibn Saud after writing a 600-page book entitled al-Tabarruk in which he perpetuates the same aberrant claim.[15]
The emphasis and encouragement on visiting his noble grave is mentioned in numerous hadiths, and it would suffice to show this if there was only the hadith whereby the truthful and God-confirmed Prophet promises that his intercession among other things becomes guaranteed for whoever visits him, and the Imams are in complete agreement from the time directly after his passing until our own time that this [i.e. visiting him] is among the best acts of drawing near to Allah.[16]
There is no contest among the jurists of the Four Schools as to the probative force of the narration of Ibn Umar, as it is adduced time and again by the jurists to support the strong desirability of visiting the Prophet Allah bless and greet him in Madina. See, for example, among Hanbali sources alone:
· Ibn Qudamas al-Mughni (3:297)
· Ibn Muflihs al-Mubdi fi Sharh al-Muqni (3:259)
· Al-Buhutis Kashshaf al-Qanna (2:515; 5:36)
· Ibn Dawyans Manar al-Sabil (1:256).
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July 29, 2011
Gov. Cuomo was launching the North Country Regional Economic Development Council at SUNY Potsdam's Barrington Student Union. It happened Thursday, July 28. I have the story already uploaded to the website ("locals named to regional council").
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You were fire and I was ice
Two enemies but I fell for you twice
I sizzle at your touch
You cool at my rush
Like a brain freeze in summer that feels painfully relieving
We love each other more than anything
But there's a side to you that I never knew
Everything you said were never true
Epiphany that made me cry
Broken hearted, I swear I would die
Without recognition I split myself in two
With the thought of "I wasn't meant for you"
Anger came over me as the sky roared with thunder
Even the lightnings started to fright and ponder
I started to think that you were another picture to burn
When my heart was filled with scorn
But I couldn't get your paws off my frame
The way you touched me I may never feel the same
I remember when I was completely crazy
But then you kissed my lips and you saved me
Then I started to remember how real it was and I saw the truth
The only way to save a tree is to keep the root
We made a connection that's as strong as I think
Because a chain is as strong as its weakest link
And since there was no weak part
I reminisced something that mended my heart
There's a side to you that I always knew
All the things you said that were never true
Was to save me from a depressing death
But I guess that you didn't know that you're my breath
And the only way I'll die is by losing you forever
You and I together nothing is better


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Serving Size 2 pieces (1.2 g)
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By: Ed Payne
(CNN) – There's a lot of sniffling, sneezing and coughing going on across the country. Health experts say flu season is here and it's off to a strong start.
Get a flu shot. That's the message from health experts at the CDC who say this is the earliest start to the flu season in about a decade. Forty-one states are reporting widespread flu cases. We know right now through our surveillance system that more people are going to the doctor and more people are being hospitalized for flu this year than they were last year.
The CDC says more that 2200 people have been hospitalized because of the flu and 18 children have died. This is a group of people, children, who can be particularly vulnerable to influenza so we strongly recommend that eligible children be vaccinated every year, this year, especially so. Getting a flu shot doesn't guarantee you won't get the flu but it does offer protection against the virus. This year they're saying about 60-percent effectiveness, not 100 percent like previous years but it's better than nothing. And getting the shot won't give you the flu.
When you get a flu shot you're getting a dead virus so it can't give you the flu but what it's doing is activating your immune system, that's what it's supposed to do, it's teaching your immune system to recognize that virus as a problem so when it sees it again it attacks it. Doctors point out that it takes 2 weeks for a flu shot to take full effect so it's important to get vaccinated early in the season.
The CDC officials say the H3N2 virus is one of those circulating the United States. That virus has been linked to severe flu seasons in the past.


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|Lionel and Disney Together Again!
Press ReleaseContact: Cara Lynn Orchard (586) 949-4100 x 1572
October 23, 2002
For Immediate Release
Lionel and Disney, Together Again!
(Chesterfield, Mich.,) –He's back! Mickey is once again teaming up with Lionel along with some of his friends Minnie, Speedboat Willie, Goofy, Ariel, Buzz Lightyear, and Woody to present exciting O-Gauge train products!
Ever since 1934, when Mickey and Minnie first graced a Lionel handcar, selling for only $1, Lionel and the Walt Disney Company have had a strong relationship. Legend has it that the sales of the1934 Mickey and Minnie wind up handcar saved both Lionel and Disney from having to close their doors. Now, 68 years later both companies have celebrated over 100 years of success!
"Lionel is excited to commemorate 100 Years of Disney Magic by introducing a totally new line of Disney themed product," said Vice President of Marketing, John W. Brady. "Can you think of any other two American icons maintaining such a close business relationship after nearly 70 years?
Lionel invites you to hop aboard the Mickey Railroad with the Hi-Cube Boxcar, or zoom along with Speedboat Willie on a Flatcar. Watch Woody and Buzz Lightyear chase each other around the Animated Gondola Car, capture Ariel and the Little Mermaid Aquarium Car or take a romantic ride with Mickey and Minnie on their updated handcar.
Also available is a Mickey and Goofy Large Scale Handcar for more slapstick gymnastics on the rails!
Merchandise is available at Lionel Authorized Value Added Dealers across the United States. Please call 1-800-4LIONEL or visit www.lionel.com for a dealer near you.
(Images Available Upon Request)
Lionel L.L.C. is one of the world's leading marketer of model trains and accessories. Established in 1900, the Lionel name is the most widely recognized brand in the toy train industry and one of the most recognized brands in America. Lionel has been at the center of every major innovation in toy train manufacturing and marketing since its inception.


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Holy Cross Men's Lacrosse
Overall: 4-4 (0-2 Patriot League) Last Week: 1-1
Scoreboard: Holy Cross 9, Vermont 8, Worcester, Mass., 3/13
Navy 13, Holy Cross 7, Annapolis, Md., 3/17
Schedule: Saturday, March 24 at #11 Lehigh, Bethlehem, Pa., 1:00 p.m.
- The Holy Cross men's lacrosse team returns to action on Saturday, March 24, when it travels to Bethlehem, Pa., to meet No. 11 Lehigh in Patriot League action at the Ulrich Sports Complex at 1:00 p.m. The Mountain Hawks, who play at No. 17 Penn State on March 20, are 7-1 overall and 1-0 in the Patriot League. Lehigh started the season with a 1-1 record with a win versus St. Joseph's (11-4) and a loss to No. 10 Villanova (17-7). The Mountain Hawks have now won six in a row with victories versus Manhattan (13-0), No. 19 Penn (10-4), No. 4 North Carolina (9-8), VMI (6-2), No. 15 Yale (11-7) and Patriot League opponent Army (7-6).
- The Crusaders are third in the Patriot League with 30.38 ground balls per game. HC is also third with a .527 face-off percentage.
- The Crusaders' 4-4 record is their best after the first eight games of a season since also going 4-4 in 1987. The Crusaders are 2-2 on their opponent's home field this season.
- Junior captain James Kennedy (Summit, N.J.) led the team with five goals and seven points on the week, including a team-best four goals, two assists and six points in the win versus Vermont. He now has eight career hat-tricks. Kennedy leads the team this season with 17 goals, 12 assists and 29 points. He is tied for fifth in the Patriot League with 3.62 points per game, while he is tied for sixth with 1.50 assists per contest and is seventh with 2.12 goals per game. Kennedy is ranked 26th nationally in points per game, while he is 32nd in assists per game and 49th in goals per game. He now has 58 goals and 32 assists for 90 points in 38 career games.
- Freshman Clay Haarmann (Mendham, N.J.) scored four goals on the week and a season-best three goals, including the game-winner, to break an 8-8 tie with just 30 seconds left in the win versus Vermont. He leads the team and is tied for first in the league with two game-winning goals. He has eight goals and three assists for 11 points this season.
- Junior John Hannan (Manhasset, N.Y.) is second on the team with 16 goals and 16 points. His 2.00 goals per game are tied for eighth in the Patriot League and are 51st nationally. For his career, he has 48 goals and seven assists for 55 points.
- Sophomore Kenny O'Connor (Latham, N.Y.) ranks second in the Patriot League with 10.50 saves per game. He is 17th nationally in saves per game.
- Senior captain A.J. Guarente (Gaithersburg, Md.) leads the team with a career-best 40 ground balls. His 5.00 ground balls per game are fourth in the league and 22nd in the country. He has 98 ground balls for his career and has played 50 games.


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GFW roster rumors
While Jeff Jarrett already had enough credibility and support in the industry, his pursuit of Eric Bischoff is going to increase the value of GFW. Together, they will be able to attract more of the top free agents to join their roster. Rumors were already floating around that guys like AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian were already interested, but the addition of Bischoff might make them more inclined to sign a contract with a new company.
April 28, 2015
Eric Bischoff to GFW
From the very moment that GFW was announced, various names in the industry have been attached to rumors about possibly joining the new promotion. One name that was off the radar has actually become the biggest name to join. Eric Bischoff and Jeff Jarrett revealed that they were finalizing negotiations, so that the former will be able to help the latter run the company. Considering their combined resumes, this is a major step forward.
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A tree (and so much more) grows in Brooklyn
July 30, 2015, 10:26 a.m. by Jenn Savedge
New Discovery Garden brings nature and a sense of curiosity to the heart of the city.
Scouting 2.0: The evolution of merit badges
July 28, 2015, 9:11 a.m. by Jenn Savedge
Hoping to stay relevant to today's kids, scouting puts an emphasis on new kinds of skills.
'Catloaf' is everything that's right with the Internet
July 24, 2015, 1:39 p.m. by Jenn Savedge
What could be better than a loaf of bread, shaped like a cat, shaped like a loaf of bread?
For last day of chemo, she got a marching band
July 23, 2015, 3:53 p.m. by Jenn Savedge
Ann Trachtenberg joked that she wanted musical fanfare — and she got it!
What the front porch means to me
July 22, 2015, 8:30 a.m. by Anna Norris
The Southern tradition of front-porch sitting is about more than relaxation.
Forget what you 'know' about birth order
July 20, 2015, 4:05 p.m. by Jenn Savedge
New research upends decades' old beliefs about how it affects development.
Teen's artwork takes doodling to a whole new level
July 16, 2015, 9:10 a.m. by Jenn Savedge
Dušan Krtolica's drawings are so detailed that he needs a magnifying glass to complete them.
Malala turns 18, opens a school for girls in Syria
July 15, 2015, 10:53 a.m. by Jenn Savedge
Despite being shot by the Taliban, Nobel prize winner Malala Yousafzai keeps fighting to get girls an education.
Birthday party invite for boy with speech disorder goes viral
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Mom posts open invite on Facebook and receives a 'Reddit hug' from the online community.
Google launches online summer camp for kids
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Camp Google takes kids under the sea and out into space, all from the comfort of home.
Uprooted by tsunami, saved by soccer
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A young boy was stranded on his own for 3 weeks, kept alive by his dream of playing soccer.
Girl fights (and wins!) gender equality battle with local library
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Young girl won't take no for an answer when it comes to robotics class.
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How to —
Frame a city in motion.
Shift is a digital photography exhibition that captures the diversity of movement through London's streets, flight paths and waterways - from parkour acrobatics to shopping trips.
We devised a name for the show, and an identity that 'shifts' a digital camera's viewfinder. With the central focus brackets offset to create an iconic S, we were able to create a mark that focused on both movement and photography.
Clear screen-printed posters were sent out as invitations, inviting recipients to frame their own view of the city.


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Graduate Council
The Simmons School of Education and Human Development Graduate Council originated in 2011 by student representatives each department within the Simmons School.
The Council administers funds for graduate student enrichment and professional development projects. The Council consists of one student from each graduate-level program at Simmons.
Friday, February 20, 2015 – 9am
Friday, March 20, 2015 – 9am
Friday, April 17, 2015 – 9am
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Faculty Advisors: Dr. Megan Murphy (email@example.com) and Dr. Kiersten Ferguson (email@example.com)
If you have questions e-mail your council representative or you can email Graduate Council directly.


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American Psycho: Business Card Scene
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This is the greatest thing I've watched since the last season of Scrubs (or the last episode of the first season of Heroes. You take your pick.) TV just aint what it used to be since the writers strike. And I know they are writing again but come on, it takes momentum.
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Barbie Party Cake
Source: Martha Stewart Living Television
Martha's friend April Collier designed a Barbie Birthday Cake for her daughter Carson. April and Carson demonstrate how to make this unique cake: They surround a Barbie doll with a cake skirt, which they embellish with tinted frosting.
When assembling the cake, use a new doll and wrap it in plastic before putting it in the center of the cake. Candles should absolutely not be used, because Barbie's hair is flammable. Miniature versions of the cake can be made with small cake tins and Kelly dolls -- and serve as wonderful party favors or place-setting decorations.


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Updated: 11/18/2013 8:05 PM KSTP.com
(AP) WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama says he's deeply disappointed that Senate Republicans have blocked his nomination to fill a vacancy on a powerful appeals court.
Republicans on Monday blocked the nomination of Robert L. Wilkins, a District Court judge in Washington, from filling one of three vacancies on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Wilkins is the third straight nominee to the court Republicans have stopped from being seated.
Obama says the American people and the judicial system deserve better. He says the obstruction is unprecedented and that all the nominees are highly qualified.
Obama says in a statement that he's fulfilling his constitutional responsibility, but Congress isn't. He says Senate Republicans are standing in the way of a fully functioning judiciary that serves Americans.
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The Grounds
On my Facebook page yesterday I mentioned that I would love to own a shop/cafe (my collection of inspiration here), well I thought in the light of my facebook post and longing to one day own a little shop or cafe I would share with you the amazing shoot by Katie Quinn Davis of a new coffee house in Sydney (Alexandria) call The Grounds. Enjoy.
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Windows Deployment is for OEMs and IT professionals who customize and automate the large-scale installation of Windows, such as on a factory floor or across an organization. The Windows ADK supports this work with the deployment tools that were previously released as part of the OEM Preinstallation Kit (OPK) and the Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) and include Windows Preinstallation Environment, Deployment Imaging, Servicing and Management, and Windows System Image Manager. IT Professionals can use features in the Windows ADK to facilitate deployment of a new version of Windows. The Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) inventories applications used in your organization and identifies potential applications compatibility issues. With the User State Migration Tool (USMT), IT Professionals can migrate user data from existing Windows installations. Volume Activation Management Tool (VAMT) enables IT professionals to Windows installations in their organization and manage the activation status of their PCs. Assessments are for OEMs, IHVs, and IT professionals who measure the operational characteristics of a computer, including its performance, reliability, and functionality. Windows assessments are tools that help you make these measurements, diagnose problems, and determine how to make improvements. Windows assessments can help reduce costs by identifying potential issues as you create your hardware and software experiences. By using these tools, you can help ensure that the hardware and software that you develop are responsive and high-quality. Features available in the Windows ADK include: • Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT): The Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) helps IT Professionals understand potential application compatibility issues by identifying which applications are or are not compatible with the new versions of the Windows operating system. ACT helps to lower costs for application compatibility evaluation by providing an accurate inventory of the applications in your organization. ACT helps you to deploy Windows more quickly by helping to prioritize, test, and detect compatibility issues with your apps. By using ACT, you can become involved in the ACT Community and share your risk assessment with other ACT users. You can also test your web applications and web sites for compatibility with new releases of Internet Explorer. For more information, see Application Compatibility Toolkit. • Deployment Tools: Deployment tools enable you to customize, manage, and deploy Windows images. Deployment tools can be used to automate Windows deployments, removing the need for user interaction during Windows setup. Tools included with this feature are Deployment Imaging Servicing and Management (DISM) command line tool, DISM PowerShell cmdlets, DISM API, Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM), and OSCDIMG. For more information, see Deployment Tools. • User State Migration Tool (USMT): USMT is a scriptable command line tool that IT Professionals can use to migrate user data from a previous Windows installation to a new Windows installation. By using USMT, you can create a customized migration framework that copies the user data you select and excludes any data that does not need to be migrated. Tools included with the feature are ScanState, Loadstate, and USMTUtils command line tools. For more information, see User State Migration Tool. • Volume Activation Management Tool (VAMT): The Volume Activation Management Tool (VAMT) enables IT professionals to automate and centrally manage the activation of Windows, Windows Server, Windows ThinPC, Windows POSReady 7, select add-on product keys, and Office for computers in their organization. VAMT can manage volume activation using retail keys (or single activation keys), multiple activation keys (MAKs), or Windows Key Management Service (KMS) keys. For more information, see Volume Activation Management Tool. • Windows Performance Toolkit (WPT):Windows Performance Toolkit includes tools to record system events and analyze performance data in a graphical user interface. Tools available in this toolkit include Windows Performance Recorder, Windows Performance Analyzer, and Xperf. For more information, see Windows Performance Toolkit. • Windows Assessment Toolkit: Tools to discover and run assessments on a single computer. Assessments are tasks that simulate user activity and examine the state of the computer. Assessments produce metrics for various aspects of the system, and provide recommendations for making improvements. For more information, see Windows Assessment Toolkit. • Windows Assessment Services: Tools to remotely manage settings, computers, images, and assessments in a lab environment where Windows Assessment Services is installed. This application can run on any computer with access to the server that is running Windows Assessment Services. For more information, see Windows Assessment Services. • Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE): Minimal operating system designed to prepare a computer for installation and servicing of Windows. For more information, see Windows PE Technical Reference.
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For complete installation options, see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=234980. To install the Windows ADK: 1. Run ADKSetup.exe. 2. Click Install, specify the location where you want to install the Windows ADK features, and then click Next. 3. Select the Windows ADK features that you want to install, and then click Install.
Windows 8 Release Preview Setup will check to see if your PC can run Windows 8 Release Preview and select the right download. Setup also features a compatibility report and upgrade assistance. Make sure your devices are connected to your PC and turned on before you run Setup. Built-in tools for creating an ISO or bootable flash drive are available for some previous versions of Windows (excluding Windows XP and earlier). You can find system requirements and additional information in the FAQ and in the links on this page.
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The next release of Windows Server, Windows Server 2012, will offer businesses and hosting providers a scalable, dynamic, and multitenant-aware, cloud-optimized infrastructure. It securely connects across premises and helps IT Professionals to respond to business needs faster and more efficiently.
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Microsoft Virtualization Team Blog http://blogs.TechNet.com/b/virtualization/
Microsoft Private Cloud Blog http://blogs.technet.com/b/privatecloud/
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Windows Server 2012 Evaluation http://aka.ms/WS2012RC
System Center 2012 Evaluation http://aka.ms/SC2012RTM
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http://blogs.technet.com/b/musings_of_a_technical_tam/archive/2012/06/06/system-center-2012-self-study-guide.aspx http://blogs.technet.com/b/musings_of_a_technical_tam/archive/2012/06/07/system-center-2012-self-study-guide-part-2.aspx http://blogs.technet.com/b/musings_of_a_technical_tam/archive/2012/06/08/system-center-2012-self-study-guide-part-3-system-center-configuration-manager.aspx
System Center 2012 Self-Study Guide Part I
Top-level link for System Center 2012 is: http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter
System Center 2012
In this section are study material related to System Center 2012 in general. The data here represents the study material that does not fit neatly into one of the specific component categories. Further sections will deal with the specialty components that make up System Center 2012
Microsoft Virtual Academy (free online courses and knowledge measures)
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In this section are articles relating to System Center 2012, including the top-level TechNet site for all things relating to System Center 2012.
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In this section is al list of forums where System Center administrators can post comments, ask questions, and join in conversations related to System Center 2012.
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The link below is a central page that provides a wide variety of resources and solutions to help System Center administrators resolve problems and issues.
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Debut in Frankfurt
In autumn 2007 the French car maker Renault will released the third generation Laguna at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The five door sedan came first on the market in 1993, the second generation followed in the year 2000. Now the new model is being developed under the code name X91, and here are the first good photos of both, the station wagon and the sedan. Laguna 3 is an all new car, and the prototype shots are revealing the new styling. However, Renault is taking serious steps to improve the new Laguna's quality, which had decreased considerably with the current model and consequently lost customers in a market segment dominated by Germany's Audi A4, BMW 3-Series, Mercedes C-Class, VW Passat and Ford Mondeo. The new Laguna will measure 10cm more in overall length than its predecessor, and it will be powered by petrol and diesel engines ranging from 115 to 245hp. The latter is a V6 3.5 litre powerplant from Nissan which is already being used in the Espace and Vel Satis models. Upon the release in Frankfurt, Renault will start with the sedan and station wagon with the a coupe version following some time later. The photos are showing: 1 computer generated image plus 2 spy photos of the station wagon prototype. 1 computer generated image plus 2 spy photos of the sedan prototype.
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Seven Styles of Tuvan Throat Singing
I'm still on my overtone singing kick: here's Alexander Glenfield demonstrating the seven styles of Tuvan Throat Singing, a method of singing which produces sounds that no human throats should be able to make. It's like having a flute inside your throat!
The overtones can be subtle - if you don't hear it, you may want to upgrade your computer speakers. Hit play or go to Link [YouTube]
Previously on Neatorama: Kongar-ol Ondar the Tuvan Singer
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I can't even sing, ChrisfromFrance! :)
Gunda, gunda!
But the most important question:
Alex, can you overtone sing?
Alex, can you overtone sing?
Yeah, Khomeii Borbangnadyr was the stand-out. Is it just me or was he actually singing 3 different notes? The bass note, a harmonic an octave above *and* a melody too.


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Abbott standing by 'chastened' Speaker
Latika Bourke 7:52 AM Tony Abbott has said he understands voter anger over politicians' use of taxpayer-funded entitlements, saying he himself had flown economy to Europe with his family, as "that's what the people do".
Latest political news
Bishop expenses probe should be public: ALP
Latika Bourke 9:47 AM Labor has upped the stakes in the scandal surrounding embattled Speaker Bronwyn Bishop demanding she agree to release the findings of the investigation into her use of expenses.
Plan to fast-track refugees for $19,000
Nicole Hasham 6:38 PM A refugee's visa application would be fast-tracked if they paid a potential $19,000 fee and their family in Australia promised to cover health and welfare costs, under proposals the Abbott government is weighing to cut refugee costs.
No people trafficking convictions last year
Jane Lee 3:07 PM No one was convicted of people trafficking offences in Australia last year, despite police finding more victims in more investigations than the previous year, a report says.
Goodes deserves respect and civility, says PM
Latika Bourke 12:19 PM Prime Minister Tony Abbott has stopped short of describing the booing of Indigenous footballer Adam Goodes as racist but called on AFL fans to treat the former Australian of the Year with respect.
Push to cut wind farm aid will 'destroy sector'
Nicole Hasham 11:56 AM The future of renewable energy in Australia would be destroyed if "radical" recommendations from a Senate inquiry into wind power are adopted, the clean power industry says.
Trade deal may force new rules on Aus Post
Peter Martin Leaked details of the Trans Pacific Partnership talks suggest companies such as Australia Post and NBN Co could be caught up in provisions designed to impose "additional disciplines" on state-owned enterprises.
Bishop to meet Indonesia's foreign minister
Tom Allard The Australian and Indonesian foreign ministers will meet next week for the first time since Australia's ambassador was recalled from Jakarta.
Manus: deadline passes on arrest threat
Nicole Hasham Arrogance rather than the threat of the death penalty drove the federal government's decision to allow three Australian workers on Manus Island accused of sexual assault to return home, a national lawyers group says.
Russia kills hopes of MH17 criminal tribunal
James Massola Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Foreign Minister Julie Bishop have launched a blistering attack on Russia after it killed off a UN push for an international criminal tribunal to prosecute those who shot down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17.
Milne's Senate seat handed to Nick McKim
Andrew Darby The widely tipped Nick McKim will take over the Tasmanian Greens Senate seat vacated by former federal leader Christine Milne, the party announced on Thursday.
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Abbott's loyalty to Bishop invites calamity
Mark Kenny 10:28 AM In a spectacular own goal, the Prime Minister's hand-picked Speaker is now his greatest liability.
Marriage: a bourgeois bargain for men
Julie Szego When same-sex marriage is legal, we'll dump the baggage of an outdated institution.
What's to fear from donation transparency?
Justin Di Lollo Corporate donors don't fear transparency because by-and-large they don't expect anything concrete in return for their donation.
Labor now setting policy agenda
Nicholas Reece Labor is finally on the right side of the debate. Watch the Coalition fumble now.
Broken promises can come back to haunt
Jonathan Holmes Bronwyn Bishop promised to be impartial as Speaker. Rupert Murdoch promised to be a climate-change hero. They didn't really say that, did they?
Political donations: why voters are tuning out
John Hewson The demand is real for the resolve to reform electoral funding and lobbying.
Shorten creates a ticking bomb
Paul Sheehan Bill Shorten wants Labor to fight the asylum-seekers war again. He remains deluded about the electorate's unwavering majority support for genuinely tough border security policies, not posturing.
Ground control to Major Bron
Annabel Crabb The Speaker has no time for namby-pamby rules and colleagues when it comes to saving the government.
Bishop wings clipped but she's still in box seat
Adam Gartrell Bronwyn Bishop has survived the choppergate controversy, and so has the broken parliamentary entitlements system.
Shorten shores up his position with win
Mark Kenny In politics, nothing unites like the prospect of electoral success. So it is perhaps unsurprising that Labor's notoriously rambunctious internal agitators have tamed themselves at the party's National Conference.
Bill Shorten's trifecta bet
Michael Gordon The Labor conference is likely to do more to help than hinder the Shorten cause.
First the booing, then leader's triumph
Tony Wright Who would have thought? A deal carrying Bill Shorten through his first national conference as leader, even if there was a scattering of ritual booing first?
Trick or treat: pollies' perks under scrutiny
Deborah Snow and James Robertson Australians want to know why, if the age of entitlement is really over as Joe Hockey declared in February last year, it's not also over for their elected representatives.
It's time to reclaim the flag
Judith Ireland
Beyond its official, non-controversial use in government buildings and at sporting events, in a day-to-day sense, the Australian flag has become intertwined with a certain brand of intolerance.
Getting to 50%: building our renewable future
Peter Hannam Labor wants renewables to supply half of Australia's electricity by 2030, but is that feasible?
Your cheat sheet to ALP's national conference
Matthew Knott, Adam Gartrell Labor's national conference is the party's pre-eminent decision making forum - the place where the policy direction for the next three years is determined.
Baird fills Abbott's leadership vacuum
Peter Hartcher There is a world of difference between the NSW Premier's pragmatism and the Prime Minister's track record.
Stop using stereotypes to slam private schools
Michelle Green Education is not a zero-sum game where choosing a private school for your child equates to a state school student losing out.
PM's climate responses not conservative
Richard Benyon British Conservatives value climate science and finding market solutions to address the biggest environmental challenge of our era.
Renewables brawl needs to get real
David Blowers and Cameron Chisholm Both sides of politics have drawn up the battlelines over renewable energy and each side has its head in the clouds.
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Abbott and Bishop's friendship
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Who should replace Bishop as Speaker?
Tony Abbott has a golden opportunity for progress while fixing Bronwyn Bishop's mess.
A PM is left behind by premiers and a casino boss
Comment In choosing to stay outside the ring over the Goodes mob bullying, Tony Abbott reveals a further contradiction about himself.
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11 questions Bronwyn Bishop still needs to answer on expenses
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College visit a lesson in eating humble pie
Konrad Marshall There were no questions form the students, but Mrs Bishop did have an answer conspicuously prepared, just in case travel expenses were raised.
Bishop's apology is too little, too late
Michael Gordon Bronwyn Bishop's belated mea culpa is too little, too late and will not save her.
The texts driving Bishop to seek MH17 justice
James Massola Foreign Minister Julie Bishop's hopes of establishing a criminal tribunal to prosecute the murderers of the 298 people killed when Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was shot down a year ago have been dashed.
The age of entitlement is alive and well in Canberra
Allan Behm Politicians need rules to clarify the difference between entitlement and rorting.
New trade deals - good, bad or indifferent?
Liberal, Labor and Greens politicians give their verdict on new trade deals, like the China FTA and the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Politics Live: Bernardi v Wong
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No choppers here: Turnbull takes the train to Geelong
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Abbott now has Bishop in his pocket
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Shorten gets a lifeline on boat turnback policy
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Albanese factor wanes as Shorten shines and Left loses its way
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UN Meeting to take away gun ownership
UN can suck my fucking left nut.
Take the time to write a message, let them know, "NO FUCKING WAY" are you taking away my rights.Originally Posted by Sifu Rudy Abel
Guy Who Pays the Bills and Gets the Death Threats Style: MMA (Retired)--
Recently I've taken to listening to Internet Radio in the background while I'm at my desk at work. Last week I listened to Air America, but this week I've been listening to a fringe Populist station out of Austin.
And not to get all tinfoil hatty here, but a lot of what they said about us either being guided or stumbling into a One World Government and the erosion of individual/local/states rights in favor of an overpowered Federal government made sense. Yeah, there were some kooky things spoken of, but you can't ignore the trends.
We have in the US, a false dichotomy system of two pseudo-parties. One pays lip service to Liberals, and one pays lip service to Conservatives, while both work to increase the size of the Federal government and chip away at personal freedoms.
And people have been lulled into a false sense of comfort and don't seem to care what their government is doing as long as it's not immediately affecting them.
Things like video cameras on street corners, or mandatory government wiretapping ability integrated into new Voice over IP systems wouldn't have been tolerated 50 years ago. But now, people just don't give a crap.
I'm glad Bolton is at the UN, as he's a huge critic of it. But I don't see anything being done to slow down the march towards hyper globalism in the next 100 years before **** gets ugly.
And the saddest thing about it is that only people on the fringe have noticed this trend.
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Bill Clinton sure as hell did.
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Neither the Republicrats or the Demopublicans is a good choice. It's high time we had a populist president to shake up the system and clear out some of the corruption.
Ross Perot might have been able to do the job. Someone like Jesse Ventura would be a good choice as well.
But the two party monopoly needs to be broken, and soon.
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I can't allow this ban. I'd never get to touch a gun. :-(
On a serious note, I think it would be stupid to stop American's from owning guns. I also think it would be stupid to allow Brits to own guns.
Fucking with a system that has been in place for some time is excessively risky. For example, in the UK, I'm fairly sure that the first people to get guns (if they were suddenly allowed) would be criminals and the "tally ho , chocs away, mine's a double" toffs. Not so bad, as they would hopefully kill each other off. But I don't know of any "ordinary" Brits who want guns.
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5/10/2006 5:32pm--Originally Posted by DerAuslander108
Conservatives and moderates: try to get your liberal friends (hey, make some), women especially (hey, meet some), to go shooting with you.
In many cases they will enjoy it, feel empowered in a way they never imagined, and the direct personal experience will begin to overcome their irrational fears."You know what I like about you, William? You like guns AND meditation."
Guy Who Pays the Bills and Gets the Death Threats Style: MMA (Retired)--
If the UK's citizens were allowed to carry and use firearms for self defense, the UK would not have Chavs.
People are a thousand times more polite to each other when there's a chance that the guy you're thinking about happy slapping might be armed.


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Music education and performance experience extend far beyond the classroom. Pope Orchestra musicians are encouraged to participate in area symphonies and orchestras to further their abilities and gain valuable experience working with a variety of musicians, directors, and venues.
Some opportunities to consider:
Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra (ASYO) – The Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra is an integral member of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra family and a vigorous part of the cultural fabric of its community. The ASYO strives for national preeminence among youth orchestras, while cultivating the artistic growth and excellence of our members through enriching orchestral experiences and the mentoring of ASO musicians.
Buckhead Youth Orchestra (BYO) – The purpose of the Buckhead Youth Orchestra (BYO), established by Juan R. Ramirez and under the auspices of the Atlanta Virtuosi Foundation, Inc., is to provide an orchestral experience of pre-college and pre-professional caliber to talented young musicians selected by audition from the metro and outlying areas of Atlanta.
Emory Youth Symphony Orchestra (EYSO) – EYSO reinforces the pedagogy of school directors and private teachers, while providing additional performance opportunities and ensemble experience. The orchestra is open to string, wind and percussion musicians from 9th-12th grade; exceptions for younger players may be made at the discretion of the conductor.
The home of EYSO is the world-class Schwartz Center for Performing Arts on the Emory University campus; members are under the artistic direction of conductor Dr. Richard Prior and receive regular sectional instruction from Emory's Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Artist Affiliates and other Atlanta professionals. The orchestra performs three concerts during the school year in the renowned Emerson Concert Hall.
Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA) – Sponsors of the prestigious Georgia All State Orchestra, GMEA is a state affiliate of the Music Educators National Conference and is a comprehensive state-wide organization serving the needs of music educators at all levels.
Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra (GYSO) – Founded in 2006, the Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra is already the largest youth orchestra program in the southeast. The Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus program encompasses two full orchestras, two string orchestras, two wind ensembles, a jazz ensemble, a percussion ensemble, a chamber music program and two youth chorus'.
Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra of Atlanta (MYSO) – The Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestras of Atlanta is a community-based youth orchestra founded to provide young students with an opportunity to continue their music education in a full orchestra setting, work directly with professional musicians, and perform in public.
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Suez is situated at the southern entrance of the Suez Canal, where the canal leads into the Gulf of Suez, the northern end of the Red Sea.
The Suez Canal is an artificial waterway that transits through Egypt and opens out into the Mediterranean Sea near Port Said. The port of Suez with its extensive port facilities serves ships and vessels traveling to and from the canal.
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Rail travel from Brentford to Stansted.
Brentford has cctvStansted, Stansted Airport, Round Coppice Road, Stansted, Essex, CM24 1SF.
Airports by rail, with My employer, who I work for. I am not making a commission on this (damn).
To take advantage of these prices you will need to prove you are not a business traveller, on the way to stansted airport, so you will need to provide either your flight numbers or yr holiday booking reference. I don't think you will need to provide this when you arrive at brentford station but you may be asked to give them on yr travels from the station to the airport.
Going to stansted airport by train is great, you can sleep, read a book (even at night), play travel scrabble, or just gaze out of the window... The other restriction to buying these inexpensive train tickets from brentford station to the airport is that there must be at least two adults travelling together. But another great benefit is that children go free. All children under five go free, and then one kidover 5 but under sixteen per adult travelling on the train to the airport.
make sure you leave enough time to get to the airport early enough to eat, shop and so on, so check the times of trains from the station before you go. If you have spare time at stansted airport you can always read a book or play a game again! As you have bought yr ticket in advance, you don't need to worry about the opening times of the station.
brentford station opening hours: Monday-Friday 06:30-10:30, Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed..
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Prompt: Lady of the Night
First thing that popped into my head when I read this prompt! Garden Orb Weaver. They spin these HUGE webs overnight, which are then destroyed the next morning by animals or clumsy humans walking into them! Seriously, the webs average 2metres. The spider is a reasonable size as well. :) Thanks for the excellent prompt, Christine G! Coloured pencil on black paper. A4.
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