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Young company Fine Chisel claim A Winter's Tale as an influence on their Fringe debut, although with two sets of teenage lovers and a Puckish meddler lost in the woods, A Midsummer Night's Dream also looms large. There are absolutely no dramatic stakes at all here, but the performances are good and a brilliant live folk band is woven cleverly in. Remember their name: they'll go on to make great work.
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Planned Parenthood supports abortion, yes, but this is not newly divisive. So, what could it be? Why specifically now would Planned Parenthood donations diminish? This a question they would rather let fade into obscurity -- A group calling themselves the Center for Medical Progress began releasing an investigative sting operation into the practices of Planned Parenthood south of the border. Two actors posing as buyers of organs for research purposes got undercover video allegedly showing that Planned Parenthood in the USA engages in the sale of fetal hearts, livers, kidneys and heads ("calvarium") for profit.
Rihanna recently had her Instagram account deleted after posting one of the topless photos from her very racy, very stylish spread in Lui magazine earlier this month. Even though Instagram maintained it was an accident (who in their right mind would piss RiRi off on purpose?) and reinstated the account, it had still been wiped squeaky clean.
Justin Trudeau, leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, has announced that anyone who wants to be a candidate for the LPC must commit to voting in favour of pro-choice, if and when it comes to proposed measures on abortion. This is a step too far. Ultimately, it must be a truly exceptional situation for one to be willing to allow Party discipline to trump the right of MPs to vote according to their own opinions, particularly on issues of conscience.
It is essential for my purposes that you be able to imagine the desperation of being pregnant when you don't want to be, of what it is to be staring into that gaping black hole with everything you've ever worked and longed for lost inside it. I am aware that some people will find themselves more inclined to empathize with the six-week-old fetus in this matter, he or she (still indeterminate) about the size of a lentil, and whether such an inclination represents a terrific failure of imagination or an incredible imaginative leap, I'm still not entirely sure. But I'd like such a person to shake their convictions for just a moment or two.
As a pro-life woman, it is certainly heartening to see the lack of receptivity to Justin Trudeau's position that pro-life candidates need not apply to be nominees for the Liberal Party. There has not been much (any?) support for this bold declaration that freedom of speech and conscience ought to be denied Liberal nominees. His position sounds extreme. But is it? In my opinion, Mr. Trudeau's remarks are a logical extension of pro-choice philosophy. In spite of the rhetoric, being pro-choice is not actually always in favour of choice. I'm not talking about the woman here; I'm talking about the developing human in the womb.
A young woman's recent decision to film her abortion and share it with the world has been making headlines lately and, over the course of the past few days, I've observed the puzzled, horrified, and downright hateful reactions of many on my social networks. But the more I saw the hate, the more I realized that what Emily Letts did was pretty ground-breaking and unbelievably brave. Letts isn't celebrating abortion. She's simply demystifying a procedure that most people have been conditioned to avoid talking about, and by doing so, removing all the shame and fear associated with it.
Every year, thousands of individuals and groups walk through the streets of Ottawa in order to condemn the right to abortion and to highlight its alleged immorality. Taking with them busloads of catholic school students from all across Ontario, on May 8, their large crowds will ensure a national visibility. However, the means they use to get their message heard are highly problematic. It seems important to expose the intellectual dishonesty of pro-life supporters and the danger of their arguments for women's rights in Canada and all over the world.
"Page unpublished ... flagged for self harm ... What?" Don't get me wrong, as a director of adult film, I've been temporarily suspended from Facebook a few times. But my community manager pointed out that the pro-choice banner I had published a month ago was nowhere to be found. In English it reads "My pussy, my rules: free and accessible abortion." This image alone generated 1,200 comments -- 17,500 likes -- and was shared 29,000 times. That is, until enough members found the image offensive to their beliefs and flagged it, and Facebook subsequently dubbed it "self harm."
While there was undoubtedly something less than consistent about his "Stop being so preoccupied with abortion!/Let's talk about abortion!" chain of commentary this week, the Pope still deserves credit. His actions and words have been constant in their focus on delivering people help, love and protection, rather than on condemning people for their choices or natures. Even Pope Francis's anti-abortion comments to Catholic gynecologists on Friday seemed to centre on the dignity of life, rather than on the sin of those who would take it.
What do you say about someone whose contribution to your life, and the lives of all women, is invaluable? Anti-choice groups nearly always talk about what kind of cancer-curing genius any given fetus might grow up to be, but almost no one talks about what a woman might become if she chose to terminate her pregnancy. Thank you, Doctor Morgentaler.
Whenever I write or talk about abortion and mention the possibility of a slippery slope, I am told that the slippery slope discussion is a straw dog. There are rules after all! But rules are only as good as the people who follow them and the institutions that are set up to oversee them. There is an assumption of honesty and human goodness. In the case of the Philadelphia House of Horrors there was a breakdown on both fronts. Abortionist Dr. Gosnell has no ethical/moral core and the overseers in Philadelphia dropped the ball for 17 years. Anyone who assumes Gosnell's clinic is a one-off is blinded by ideology. Those who refuse to look at limits in abortion are stuck in the rut of Manichean thinking.
At the University of Waterloo last week, Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth was scheduled to speak to a group of students at an event organized by the Students for Life campus club. Unfortunately, a group of students shut down Mr. Woodworth's speech by shouting him down, until he was left with no choice but to cancel the event.
It's time to shift away from the messy public spectacles regarding euthanasia. Instead let's follow Quebec's lead -- Canadians everywhere should be able to choose from a full range of end-of-life options, including -- if the prerequisites are met, the option of a medically assisted suicide. There aren't really any scary precedents or slippery slopes here. What there is, is an alternative to an existence of suffering and pain that should, and can be afforded to a terminally ill, palliative treated, mentally competent adult.
Wednesday evening was a perilous moment for every person with a uterus in Canada and elsewhere. In a country where we are applauded for not having legal restrictions on abortion, Parliament voted on M312, which was defeated 203-91. Though the motion claimed to be in the interest of equality for everyone, nowhere did the word woman, womb, fetus, uterus, or (heaven forbid) vagina appear in the motion. The person who should have been fighting the hardest Wednesday night was the Minister for the Status of Women, Rona Ambrose. Instead she sucker-punched everyone in this country who hopes and expects to be treated in accordance with their charter rights and as a person, by voting yes.


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Burton Albion suffered opening day heartache on their new adventure in the Football League as last seasons play-off finalists Shrewsbury Town showed no signs of a hangover at the Prostar Stadium.Despite going down by a 3-1 scoreline the Brewers were more than competitive and for long periods of the second half looked likely to snatch an equaliser after last seasons leading scorer Greg Pearson had marked his appearance as a second half substitute with Albions first Football League goal.The Brewers by that time though were 2-0 down after a mistake from Shane Redmond gifted Shrewsbury the opener after 11 minutes and it was keeper was at fault again at the end as a free kick crawled over the line as the on loan keeper failed to get enough on the ball to keep out a long range free kick.
On an historic day for the Brewers as they began life in Coca-Cola League 2, new Albion boss Paul Peschisolido gave debuts to all nine of his summer signings.On loan goalkeeper Shane Redmond was entrusted with the goalkeeping shirt with an experienced back four ahead of him made up of former Derby County full backs Marc Edworthy and Paul Boertien with Guy Branston also given his debut alongside Ryan Austin, one of only two players from last seasons championship squad to start the game. John McGrath also retained his place with Jacques Maghoma preferred in the centre with Russell Penn and Jimmy Phillips on the flanks ready to supply the ammunition to the new look strike partnership of Richard Walker and Robin Shroot. The honour of leading out the Brewers in the Football League for the first time was handed to central defender Guy Branston.A nervy start almost saw Albion in disarray from the kick off as the ball was played back and Shane Redmond had to come smartly off his line to clear but Albion soon settled with McGrath and Maghoma both getting in good early challenges.As Albion began to look more positive in attack they found themselves behind in the 11th minute. Good build up play down the Shrews right played in Jake Robinson and almost from the bye line he managed to fire in a low shot that was too hot to handle for Redmond who could not keep it out at his near post.The home side continued to pose the greater threat with the pace of Nathan Elder the main thing that the Shrews were looking to exploit in the early stages.Albion had their first real sniff of goal in the 20th minute as a misunderstanding in the Shrews defence by Dean Holden let Richard Walker in but keeper Chris Neal was out quickly to palm away from the feet of the ex-Bristol striker and he was instrumental again a minute later crossing into the middle after breaking the offside trap but his pass just eluded Robin Shroot in the middle.Despite some more promising play from Albion it was a game of few chances although Dave Hibbert maybe should have done better when a swinging cross came through to him but bounced just too high and off him into the grateful arms of Redmond.Jimmy Phillips almost grabbed a moment of glory on the half hour with a neat touch to take him away from his marker but from just inside the D he spectacularly volleyed over the crossbar and there was a spectacular save at the other end within a minute as Redmond had to be at full stretch to keep out a header from Hibbert from beyond the back post.Things continued to look promising for Albion with hesitancy in the Shrews defence as Maghoma surged through and squared for Shroot but Chris Neal got a hand to the ball and when Shroot put the ball back into the box, Phillips was closer with his shot but still over the bar.Albion finished the first half on the attack and John McGraths speculative shot almost got Albion ack on level terms with Richard Walker only inches away from diverting it past Neal and with the final attempt of the half, Maghoma curled a free kick over the defensive wall but into the waiting arms of Neal.The Brewers were straight onto the front foot at the start of the second half and Ryan Austins thunderbolt free kick into the defensive wall allowed Albion to stay on the attack and Russell Penn will probably wish he had taken an early shot before playing the ball too far in front of Maghoma and it proved costly as Shrewsbury ruthlessly doubled their advantage in the 49th minute. The sweet left foot of Kevin McIntyre put the ball into the middle and Dave Hibbert was never going to miss with a powerful header at the near post.Both sides made a substitution just before the hour mark. Hibbert, the goalscorer was replaced by managers son Jake Simpson and significantly Greg Pearson was introduced for Robin Shroot and just as he did at Salisbury on opening day last season Pearson opened his account within minutes latching onto a little through ball before drilling a low shot beyond Neal and almost on fire he forced Neal to tip over a teasing cross after exploiting space down the left side of Shrewsburys defence.With the wind in their sails Albion had the ball in the back of the net again in the 71st minute but an assistants offside flag had long ruled that Richard Walkers close range effort would not count.Darren Stride got his long awaited first Football League appearance with ten minutes remaining after coming on for Jimmy Phillips and he was immediately given an advanced role but his first duites were to defend a dangerous free kick and there was nothing he could do as Joss Labadies free kick squirmed through Redmonds hands and crept over the line and to add insult to injury Branston picked up the first yellow card of the game for a messy challenge that led to the original free kick. In truth the goal was a sickener for Albion who had looked the livelier side for most of the second half.Redmond made sure it was not to be four with two fine saves from long distance efforts fired in by Paul Murray in stoppage time but despite the result Albion can take heart from an encouraging performance against one of the sides expected to challenge for promotion this season.Albion man of the match: Ryan Austin - on his Football League debut the long serving Albion defender enjoyed a fine baptism in League 2.
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What would make YOU consider Vita? (Console users too.)[ Edited ]
Speaking directly, what is it that you (as in everyone) would like to become interested in Vita? Specifically what Sony or any other developer could do to make you interested.
A couple things to make this productive:
1) Please be specific. Don't say something like 'AAA games', please try to talk about the genre and quality you want exactly. 'AAA' games is vague because that title doesn't have a nailed down measurable definition. Something better would be, "I would like games that are closer the the PS3 in quality similar to (insert name of game). Even better would be if you could explain why, but I know that's not possible.
2) This is hopefully meant for every user, the people who prefer consoles and the ones who prefer handhelds alike. So there will probably many responses. This thread is not intended for debate, but more to get a feel on how the community feels as a whole in one gathered place with detail. Sure, many things have been said already, but oftentime they are very vague and do not offer a clear representation of the PS fanbase as a whole.
3) Try to stay on topic, this is about what would make you as a person consider Vita, not it's problems. If that's why you don't consider the Vita, that's fine, but try not to complain too much about it in the process, this is meant for people to be able to speak their mind on their own feelings about what would make them consider (not necessarially buy, but consider) a Vita.
Additional question: Of all those who reply, do you also have a 3DS? If so, why do you like it/what sold you on it?
Thank you for reading, and I greatly look forward to the community's response.
Re: What would make YOU consider Vita? (Console users too.)
Basically, AAA games. Not ports and not indies.
An exclusive BioShock game on Vita would be a start (rather have them make a PS4 game though).
Vita doesn't have enough good games and support to make me wanna purchase it.
Re: What would make YOU consider Vita? (Console users too.)
Take the Xperia and add Vita. Extra kudos for releasing a duel shock controller that splits down the middle (check YouTube for examples) that is made to expand to fit a Vita in the middle. It should work across the PlayStation family as well. This would allow it to make a suitable 2nd controller purchase for a PS4, PS3, or even as a PC controller with proper support.
Phones are easier to buy (carrier plans, discounts, etc.) and they release so often that they benefit from the latest tech. The Vita wasn't really portable and didn't offer as much as a mobile.
Another benefit is your selling 1 product to fit multiple purposes and across multiple consumer bases. That should lead to a reduction in costs. Maybe that would counter act some increases in costs from designing and implementing the device. There are a lot of benefits that I won't touch on as well.
TLDR: Vita+Phone
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I already have a vita and my suggestion would be to force all non vita owners to buy one at gunpoint. Ater they realize how great a system it is they will be allowed to leave the basement.
Have you considered a career in Marketing? Because you have the type of proactive, results-based, customer-centric attitude that would make you a success!
Ahem. Open up the library, I'd like to see every single game made for the PSP/PS1 on the Vita. If a hacker can do it, you can do it. Remote play with the PS3 was borderline false advertising. Hackers seem to have made that work as well. If they can do, you should do it.
Next, show me why this device is so awesome. I can't think of the last time I've seen an add about the Vita or the games that are there. Show the **bleep** thing off a bit. Evo just happened. Were you guys there? Vita has a ton of great fighters, so was that a missed opportunity? Sure feels like it.
Finally, the proprietary memory situation is just plain absurd. It's a horse that's been beaten to the afterlife and beyond, but that was a major goof with this device (you seem to have figured it out with the PSP, but then you got confused or something). Here it is in a nutshell. If I have more space, I'll buy more stuff. That's it. Get it? Got it? Good.
I love my Vita, and I use it daily. But there's room for improvement. Here's hoping it happens.
Re: What would make YOU consider Vita? (Console users too.)
I bought both my Vita based on impulse.
1. Price (~300USD > 210USD). Brand new 3G Vita 1k was on sale to make way for Vita 2k.
2. Game sales. US PSN sales helped me to build a game library so I bought another Vita. 1st one is for R3 Asian PSN.
3. Vita MMC 64GB entry. Price of MMC is awful. 64GB price per GB is lower than 32GB. Now my 32GB is used by PS TV.
Re: What would make YOU consider Vita? (Console users too.)
Better games. Enough with the freaking Japanese Anime games and cartoonish/smart phone games. Give me some quality titles in the action/adventure genre. I'd even settle for some shooters if they were well done.
Re: What would make YOU consider Vita? (Console users too.)
I had a vita for awhile. Came to the realization that I simply do not enjoy handheld gaming in any way shape or form. Sold it. With the upcoming PS TV I will play some more vita games on my tv though. Just couldn't dig the handheld gaming. Persona 4 is awesome though and I look forward to finishing it on my tv when the PSTV is released here in the states. The $100 price tag is nice too and I'm afraid that the release of it will inadvertantly hurt the vita sales over all. :/
Re: What would make YOU consider Vita? (Console users too.)
Mainly because of a few reasons I considered getting a PlayStation Vita late last year. I still have the Vita that I bought for at least one upcoming game (Tales of Hearts R). If there was a greater amount of games out there right now that I wanted to play or ones that were actually announced, this would make me happy. When Sony only speaks of three games on the E3 show floor and says there's a 100 secretive games coming down the line, just like at E3 2013 this leaves the Vita library a complete mystery.
After getting Tales of Hearts R later this year, I'm curious as to how long I'll even hold onto the Vita. You need to have games to keep in mind. Taking a chance on what isn't known won't string me along at all. I'm already aware of at least a few other games that are coming out, from Minecraft, Soul Saga: Episode I, to Freedom Wars and The Wolf Among Us. However, I will be buying most of the games I want to play on the PlayStation 4 rather than on the portable. If a game is multiplatform, I'd rather play it on a console. Especially when the Vita itself doesn't do a good job with touch controls. In comparison to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 editions, Sound Shapes on the Vita does not qualify as good a game in my book. The touch controls make many a game on the Vita hard to swallow. Tearaway is one of the only games I've been highly impressed with so far on the Vita. I'd like to see more quality games such as this on the Vita, and specifically for the Vita. Where are they?


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Haverstock is an architectural practice that puts people first. Our buildings are designed to enhance people's lives, and in their own small way, make the world a better place. For us, the process of architecture is collaborative and democratic — we want clients and people who use the buildings to have a voice, and to shape the way their building ends up.
We focus on specialist public-sector projects, using fresh eyes and lateral thinking to tackle varied and complex briefs. With over 30 years' experience, we've designed buildings of all kinds — specialist schools and colleges, police stations and firing ranges, churches and crematoria, social housing and offices.
We're a medium-sized practice, and each job the studio takes on is led by one of our three partners. As well as the usual architectural services, we also can help out with client design advisor services, technical guidance, and design review. We've won our fair share of awards, but what's more important to us is that our contribution makes a real difference in the community, and to the people who cross the threshold every day.
The Team
Claire Barton
BA (Hons), Dip Arch & Cult Studies (Distinction), Dip Arch, RIBA, ARB
Claire has been with the practice since 2000 and leads the consultation aspect of all projects in the office ensuring that the initial briefing and all meetings with the end users generate positive engagement to arrive at a shared stakeholder solution.
Claire has worked on a variety of education, community, spiritual and transport projects throughout her career at Haverstock. She has a great deal of experience of working with local authorities and is presently working with London Borough of Camden, London Borough of Lambeth, Essex County Council and London Borough of Greenwich on a variety of projects and in a Client Advisory role.
She has led many award-winning projects such as Parliament Hill School, Agar Children's Centre, Knowle DGE and Columbus School and College. Claire is a Governor at Thomas Fairchild Community School and also continues to lecture and tutor on the RIBA Northwest Professional Practice Course and at the University of Westminster.
Claire is the partner in charge of Marketing and Environmental procedures and implementation.
David Givens
BA (Hons), Dip Arch, March, RIBA, ARB
David has been with the practice since 2000 and has worked on many education, transport and police projects varying in size.
He is currently leading Hope Free School, Montacute, part of the Priority Schools Building Programme, and The Bishop of Winchester Academy under the academy framework. David also was the project partner on the acclaimed Stanley Park High School, a £30m state-of-the-art secondary school and 6th form for the London Borough of Sutton. He also was the project partner for the award-winning Ifield Special Educational Needs School, a new extension, remodelling and refurbishment of an existing primary and secondary school for pupils with profound, severe and complex needs.
Alongside his education projects knowledge, David has extensive experience of working on police projects for the practice including the £30m refurbishment and extension of a former police headquarters building into a state-of the-art operations and communications facility for the Metropolitan Police Service Property Division.
David is responsible for all Quality Assurance procedures and implementation.
Tom Gibb
BSc (First Class Hons), BArch (Distinction), RIBA, ARB
Tom joined Haverstock in 2000 and has worked on wide range of projects in different sectors including education, transport and housing.
He was part of the team at Parliament Hill School which was awarded a RIBA Award, a Civic Trust Commendation and a Camden Design Award Commendation. He is the lead partner for the recently completed £9 million new build Livity SEN School for London Borough of Lambeth. He also leads the Framework relationship with London Borough of Merton and has successfully delivered a long list of projects including Wimbledon Chase School which has won many accolades.
For a number of years, Tom has been a visiting critic, lecturer and studio tutor at the Welsh School of Architecture in Cardiff. This has allowed him to continue this passion for tectonic studies at an academic level. The craft of making and artisan trades is also a keen interest and he is involved in several historic building restoration projects across the country.
Tom is the partner in charge of Health and Safety procedures and implementation.
- Tim Bystedt
BA (Hons), DipArch
- Gareth Stokes
BA (Hons), Dip A+C, DipArch
- Salim Hassan
Finance Manager
- Kate McGechan
BA (Hons), DipArch, MArch
- Sam da Silva Resende
BA (Hons), BArch, PgDip
- Sam Kane
BA (Hons), BArch, PgDip
- Wai Lan Lee
BA (Hons), DipArch
- Claire Dale-Lace
BA (Hons), PgDip, MA
- Rachel Maylor
BA (Hons), MArch
- Anna Monaghan
BA (Hons), PgDip
Architectural Assistants:
- Sherief Mohamed
BA (Hons)
- Sam Evans
BA (Hons)
Support Staff:
- Nathalie Jardine
Bid Manager
- John Jenkins
MA (Cantab)
- Blackrock Quarry Training Centre
Civic Trust Award Winner
- Emsworth Baptist Church
Civic Trust Award Regional Finalist
- Blackrock Quarry Training Centre
RICS Awards, Design through Innovation Winner
- BD Architect of the Year Awards
Shortlisted under the public building category
- King's College London
Shortlisted for the FX Awards public sector category
- Blackrock Quarry Training Centre
RIBA Awards South West Region Winner
- Emsworth Baptist Church
Shortlisted for the Brick Awards under the public sector category
- Harpenden Academy
Harpenden Society Certificate of Merit
- Alexandra College
New London Awards Education category Winner
- The Livity School
Civic Trust award winner
- Hollymount School
Shortlisted under the Education category for the New London Awards
- The Livity School
Best Educational Building at LABC Building Excellence Awards London Region
- Columbus College
Commendation Civic Trust
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Commendation Civic Trust
- Wimbledon Chase Primary School
Regional finalist Civic Trust award
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- BCSE Best of British Schools Awards
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New London Awards Education Winner
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Education Business Award Best Building
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BCSE Best of British Schools Awards, Shortlisted for the Primary School Projects Award
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BCSE Best of British Schools Awards, Winner of the Test of Time Award
- Ifield Primary/Secondary School
Shortlisted for BCSE Best of British Schools Award, Educational Award for the Test of Time
- Knowle DGE Learning Centre and Respite Centre
Civic Trust Award regional finalist
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Civic Trust Award Regional Finalist
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- Tuke School
Shortlisted for the Brick Awards
- Tuke School
Shortlisted for the BCSE Industry Award for Excellence in design for teaching and learning: Special Educational Needs
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Shortlisted for the BCSE Industry Award for Excellence in design for teaching and learning: Special Educational Needs
- Knowle DGE Learning Centre and Respite Centre
Shortlisted for the BCSE Industry Award for Excellence in design for teaching and learning: Special Educational Needs
- AYA Awards
Runner up for education architect of the year
- Agar Children's Centre
Special recognition from the Civic Trust Awards national panel for their strong community initiative and for the positive impact on the people they serve
- Ifield Primary/Secondary School
Shortlisted for the Kent Design Awards
- BCSE (British Council for School Environments)
Shortlisted for the Industry Award for Best School Architect
- Agar Children's Centre
Shortlisted for the BCSE Industry Award for Inspiring Design
- Agar Children's Centre
Camden Building Quality Awards
- Ifield Primary/Secondary School
BCSE Industry Award for Best extension, refurbishment of a school
- Ifield Primary/Secondary School
Civic Trust Mention
- Stanley Park High
Shortlisted for the PFS Excellence in BSF awards for the Most Versatile Learning Environment
- Thomas Fairchild Children's Centre
Shortlisted for the BCSE Industry Award for Inspiring Design
- Whitecross High School
BCSE Award for Greening the School Community
- Whitecross High School
Education Business Environmental Building Award Commendation
- Tuke School
- Whitecross High School
The National Green Apple Award for Environmental Best Practice & Sustainable Development
- Whitecross High School
Local Authority Building Control National Award for the Best Sustainable Innovation
- Chilterns Crematorium
SCALA Civic Building of the Year Award
- Chilterns Crematorium
Civic Trust Mention
- Parliament Hill School
RIBA Award
- Parliament Hill School
Civic Trust Commendation
- Parliament Hill School
Camden Design Award Commendation
- Haverstock Associates LLP Offices
Best Small Office Fit Out - FX Design Awards
- Telford Crematorium
Civic Trust award
- Telford Crematorium
RIBA Award
- Telford Crematorium
Nominated for the Stirling Prize
- Whitecross High School
- Balfour Beatty
- Birmingham City Council
- Bovis Lend Lease
- British Transport Police
- Chilterns District Council
- Emsworth Baptist Church
- Essex County Council
- Gleeds
- Herefordshire Council
- Home Office
- Interserve
- Kent County Council
- Land Securities
- London Borough of Camden
- London Borough of Greenwich
- London Borough of Hackney
- London Borough of Lambeth
- London Borough of Lewisham
- London Borough of Merton
- London Borough of Tower Hamlets
- London Borough of Westminster
- London Underground Limited
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- Metropolitan Police Service Authority
- Network Rail
- PfS
- Rochester upon Medway City Council
- Silverlink
- Skanska
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- Transport for London
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How the Anteater got its name
Fable about the origin of the anteater.
One day, in a small sunny glade there was a very small, oddly shaped animal lying in the grass. The wind ruffled its pelt, sending off small shivers of wind down its brown fur, all the way down to a slash of dark fur on its side, and gently ruffling its bushy tail. I wonder where I am it thought slowly. Its small stomach gave a soft whine. Looks like I need to find some food it thought as it slowly rose up on wobbly legs.
"Hello child" said a, plump, pink pig rising up behind him. "It seems you've finally awoken" she said with a yawn. "Good thing too, because I was getting a little tired of waiting for you."
"Excuse me?" it said in a rasping, quiet voice "I don't know what you're talking about, but where I am and what is this place?"
"Oh, where are my manners? My name is Penny the pig, and I'll be your gatekeeper to life!" said Penny with a snort.
"Um……yeah…..about that……what?!" it said with a note of confusion.
"What is there not a brain in that oddly shaped melon? You're in the glade of life, where all the animals come from!" said Penny exasperatedly.
"Hey, that's just rude! Who makes everyone anyways?!" it said with a hint of annoyance in its voice.
"God makes everyone of course, and for a purpose! That reminds me, you should get going and find your purpose!"
"I don't even know my name, let alone my purpose!"
"You want a name? Fine, you're Arvy the Eater! Now go to those bushes over there and close your eyes!"
"Ok…." Arvy said quietly as he hobbled over to the bushes. "What do I do now?" he asked as he quickly scanned the surrounding underbrush "Whoa, where'd the glade go?" Spying a small, beaten down trail through the underbrush, he followed it until he reached a clear, flowing brook. Bending over to take a drink, he was startled when a small voice behind him said
"Hey, what are you doing at my watering hole?"
"Oh, I'm sorry; I didn't realize this belonged to you!!" Arvy spat out apologetically. He slowly turned around to see a small, slimy, green snake glaring up at him.
"Well, I'll let you get away with it this one time because I'm generous "said the snake as she puffed up with pride "But I better not ever catch you here again!!"
"I'm sorry, what can I do for you?" asked Arvy
"What?!" the snake said in confusion "Well," said the snake, recovering from its momentary confusion " if you could find something interesting for me to do, I'd be more than happy to forget this little 'incident'."
"Well, I don't know anything interesting, but I'm going to find my purpose. Care to join me? It might be interesting" said Arvy brightly
"Eh, why not. It's better than sleeping here all day and scaring schmucks away from this crummy little river" said the snake "The name's Sally, Sally the snake. So, what's your name Chuck?" Sally said boldly.
"My name is Arvy, Arvy the Eater."
"Well Arvy, do you have any idea what you were made for? "
"Not in the slightest."
"Hmm…well….what DO you eat anyways? Anything? Were you made to just eat and eat and eat and eat until there's nothing left?" Sally inquired
"Um, no nothing THAT crazy" said Arvy as his stomach gave an angry growl of pain.
"Ouch, that doesn't sound so good. We gotta get some food in you stat! Follow me to the village!!" Sally yelled as she took off through the dense, leafy underbrush.
"Wait for me!" Arvy yelled behind her as he sprinted in the direction she had taken.
After a long sprint and some bad directions, Arvy finally managed to catch up to Sally, who was waiting for him at the top of a small rise.
"Took you long enough!" Sally exclaimed "I thought I'd lost you back at the fork tree!"
"Well you didn't exactly leave an easy path to follow through the river, into the cave, running out of the cave, zigzagging around the trees and finally ending with a GRACEFUL CLIFF DIVE!!" Arvy exclaimed in exasperation.
"Well, it doesn't matter, we're here now. Try and pick yourself up enough to look down" she said calmly.
"I don't see what could possibly be there, maybe it's another cliff!" Arvy said as he managed to get to his legs with a grunt. "Whoa." He whispered as he looked out over the narrow valley filled with small tall, leafy trees. Even from a distance, the sound of yelling and screeching of animals permeated his ears.
"Yep, if we're gonna find out what you eat, it's probably in there." Sally said confidently as she started on a small, beaten, path on the side of the hill. Arvy followed closely behind, intimidated by calls he heard throughout the forest.
As the sun set, they tried everything they could think of. Apples, bananas, beans, carrots, peas, raspberries, loganberries, strawberries, corn, wheat, barley, nuts, watermelons, blueberries, blackberries, potatoes, wild mushrooms, pomegranates and the elusive nom-nom fruit.
"It's hopeless; I'll never find my purpose!! I can't even find anything to eat!" Arvy said with sigh of increasing weariness
"Don't be like that! I bet your purpose is lurking just around the corner!" Sally said as a high voice suddenly yelled
"Help! Someone please help! Oh my gosh so much pain help!"
"We should go help. That sounded like a lot of pain!" Arvy said in a panic as he rushed around the corner, Sally right behind him.
As they rounded the corner, they entered a smaller, more cramped clearing protected by tall, leafy trees casting long, shady shadows in the lingering sunlight.
"Hey! You! Stop gawking and get this boulder off of me! I can feel my insides liquefying!" a particularly cheeky monkey snapped from beneath a boulder.
"Well.... I don't know what to do. Any ideas Sally?" Arvy asked gingerly.
"Well," Sally mumbled "we could put some ants on it. Ants are great at moving things!"
Taking a moment to scan his surroundings, Arvy noticed a large ant hill with large, red ants buzzing along the surface. Taking a large leaf, he managed scoop up a large number of the ants and dumped them on the boulder.
"I don't think its working" Arvy said in a disappointed tone.
"Ah ah ow ow ow! What are you doing up there!?My skin is burning!!" yowled the monkey.
"We put ants on the boulder." answered Arvy.
"Ants are really good at moving things!" Sally chimed in.
"These are fire ants!! Also, ants can't move boulders!" the monkey cried "Fire ants BURN!!ALOT!!Get them off of me!"
"Well...... I could try to.....eat them?" Arvy said in a confused tone "Besides, I'm hungry enough to do it anyways!"
Arvy added as his stomach gave a jaw dropping grumble of hunger. "Well, here I go." Arvy said with uncertainty as he licked up a stray fire ant. "Hey, this is pretty good!" Arvy said with happiness between mouthfuls.
Half an hour later, there were no more ants left in the entire forest.
"OH. MY. GOD" Sally said in a complete state of shock.
"What, I was hungry!" Arvy said in an irritated tone.
"That was a massacre. Your jaw unhinged like.....well like..... a snake!" Sally said in horror.
"Well at least I know my purpose now. I think I'll go clean up some other forests. Do you wanna come?" Arvy asked.
"Eh, why not, that was pretty fun. I hope all the ants of the world flee in terror." Sally responded.
From that day forward, Arvy was known as the Anteater, and Sally, his faithful friend went on to travel the world, massacring most of the ants in the known world. No one ever knew what happened to that monkey, and frankly, no one really cared.
The End.


text: HOCKERILL ANGLO-EUROPEAN COLLEGE CLIL WITHIN A GLOBAL CURRICULUM Willink School – 27th February 2009 THESE ARE THE UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES WHICH GUIDE OUR PHILOSOPHY AS A LANGUAGE COLLEGE: •TEACH ENTIRELY THROUGH THE TARGET LANGUAGE •OUR VARIETY OF PURPOSEFUL EXPERIENCES ABROAD • OUR INNOVATIVE AND ENRICHING CURRICULUM • OUR INTERNATIONAL ETHOS AND GLOBAL RESPONSIBILITY THE OBJECTIVE OF TARGET LANGUAGE TEACHING Teacher Student Student TRICKS OF THE TRADE • USE COGNATES ( eg mémorisez, copiez, similaire) • USE MIME • USE GESTICULATIONS • USE FLASHCARDS AND PICTURES • MAKE A TRANSPARENCY OF THE ACTIVITY TO MAKE EXPLANATION OF ACTIVITY SIMPLER Being a Language College all students study two or three major world languages in Key Stage 4 French Spanish Italian Japanese Mandarin German Portuguese We also have videoconferencing which opens up all sorts of curricular opportunities Originally introduced within our Training School remit: As a means of training of teachers – mainly through the link with Nottingham To share good practice between ourselves and other schools within the TLO circuit To enrich the curriculum through contact with other countries – France, Belgium, Romania To celebrate the cultural diversity of our partner schools To enable teachers to meet and plan ahead Hockerill has two major projects overseas In Romania • Where we have three contact schools all with videoconferencing facilities which we have funded. • We raise funds throughout the year – already £30,000 has been raised in 6 years - through activities organised by a students' committee (discos, non-uniform days, music festivals, pop idol competitions, quizzes) • We then take a group of sixth formers to the Iasi Special School ongoing project to renovate a school where conditions are poor and resources virtually non-existent • Students spend the morning painting and working on the project and in the afternoon they go into classes to interact with the children HOCKERILL STUDENTS IN IASI SPECIAL SCHOOL WITH STAFF, ROMANIAN PARTNERS AND CHILDREN FROM SPECIAL SCHOOL SOME WHO ARE HIV POSITIVE OCTOBER 2005 and in Rwanda THE COLLEGE DE GISENYI NEAR THE D.R.C.BORDER • 1200 are boarders – boarding fees are £30 a term – far beyond the means of most families. However, one of the better schools in Rwanda – it has windows! Over 60 students funded through Hockerill sponsors. • Students are all bilingual – native language Kinyarwanda and French and many are also examined in English • School specialises in Maths, the Sciences and Accountancy • It has 20 computers provided by British Embassynow connected to internet through Hockerill funding • Very keen on sport – football, volleyball, basketball, swimming and is one of the best in Rwanda. Hockerill has funded refurbishing of all pitches OUR LASTING MEMORIES RATIONALE FOR BILINGUAL TEACHING • 75% OF THE WORLD IS BILINGUAL • ONLY 6% OF THE WORLD SPEAKS ENGLISH AS A NATIVE LANGUAGE • IT ENRICHES THE CURRICULUM • IT IMPROVES LINGUISTIC SKILLS LANGUAGES NEVER WAS OUR STRONG POINT BUT EVERYONE SPEAKS ENGLISH OR DO THEY? KEY ISSUES WHEN SETTING UP A BILINGUAL SECTION • Importance of having enthusiastic, energetic and accomplished language teachers • Need for Senior Management support (eg better allocation of language lessons) • Need for support across the curriculum • Need ideally to recruit teachers of key disciplines who are competent in foreign language • Importance of convincing parents and students • Resourcing issues • Desirability to have partner school with same philosophy OTHER QUESTIONS WHICH ARE ASKED • Does one sacrifice another subject to allow for bilingual teaching? • Will students be given more work and become more stressed than if they were in normal classes? • Is it elitist and exclusive? • How do you present immersion to parents? • At what stage do you introduce immersion? • Are native speakers the ideal immersion teachers? THE HISTORY OF THE HOCKERILL BILINGUAL SECTION • (1) Started in September 1993 • (2) First Bilingual Exchange in June 1995 • (3) History and Geography taught in French for the first time from September 1995 • (4) First cohort on Work Experience in France in February 1997 • (5) First cohort take early GCSE – end of Year 10 - in June 1997 • June 1998 – First cohort sits AS examination • June 1998 – School gains Language College status • September 1998 – History introduced to second bilingual group • April 2000 – College gains Training School status • June 2000 – First cohort sits IB examination • September 2000 – German Bilingual Section opens •June 2002 – Fifth cohort sits new AS level in Year 11 •June 2003 – Top Year 9 French Bilingual group and German Bilingual group sit early GCSE •February 2004 – First German Bilingual cohort does Work Experience in Germany •June 2004 – Year 10 French and German early entries sit AS two years in advance •September 2004 – History and Geography taught to Second Bilingual group • June 2005 - Certain students inYear 11 French and German sit A2 two years in advance • June 2007 – Second Bilingual Group sits GCSE two years early .June 2008 – Lowest groups take GCSE one year early. Two French and One German group sit AS in Year 10 September 2008 – Spanish into Key Stage 3 and Mandarin and Portuguese available in Year 11 HOW THE BILINGUAL SECTION FUNCTIONS AT HOCKERILL 2008-2009 Year 8 Some History/Geography in French/German Bilingual Exchanges /Study Visit Year 9 History and Geography (FB1 & 2 and GB) Early GCSE for French 1 and 2 and German Year 10 Hist or Geog (F) Hist&Geog (G) Work Experience in F/G GCSE (other groups) AS(F1/2) and G) Year 11 AS(F2 and certain F1/G) A2 (certain F1 and G) Mandarin/Portuguese also introduced Years 12-13 International Baccalaureate THE POSITION OF GERMAN After much discussion with a new partner school in Münster it was agreed that a German Bilingual Section would be launched in September 2000. This group functions in an identical way to the top French Bilingual set. Trips and Exchanges • Year 7 – 2 trips to France 1 to Germany(also Year 8) • Year 8 – Bilingual Exchanges(France/Germany)-top sets Second French set – study visit to France Parallel Groups – optional study visit to La Coûme • Year 9 – Exchanges to Belgium and Germany Year 10 –Work Experience + exchange(B/G) Spanish Exchange(Years 10 - 12) Italian Exchange (Years 10-11) Japanese Exchange (Years 10-13) • Year 12 – Exchange or visit with Work Experience to France Visit to Gisenyi (Rwanda) – Exchange with Romania in its 12th Year The College runs on average 25 trips and exchanges abroad a year La Coûme colegio San Jose, Valladolid Mallorca Claviere Features of the Bilingual Section Undertaking to use Target Language throughout: teacher to student, student to teacher, student to student using a variety of strategies Vocabulary may be noted in both languages French/German ambiance created (e g exercise books from France/Germany) Bilingual Library set up(papers, magazines and books) and drama area created, video/DVD library BENEFITS OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION Has a tremendous impact on standard of language Does not have an adverse effect on progress in those disciplines studied in FL Greatly improves powers of concentration Produces confident, articulate linguists Gives students a sense of pride and achievement Attracts the attention of the media and the outside world and helps to market the school RECENT DEVELOPMENTS Bilingual Humanities in German Early GCSE entries in Year 9 followed by AS and A2 in 10 and 11 Developments with Bilingual Section in Liège – exchanges and videoconferencing Extension of Bilingual Section to include modules in Science and Maths through French and German Bilingual Music in German started in 2008 Development of French base at La Coûme with Years 7, 8, 10 and 13 including videoconferencing Development of Global link with Rwanda and India with visits and whole College involvement FUTURE OF BILINGUAL SECTION Positive impact of Language College redesignation with second specialism Extension of bilingual work into Year 8 and to include science modules in Year 9 Possible creation of a Spanish Bilingual Section Continued staffing and resourcing issues Further marketing and links with other immersion schemes such as Liège, Rwanda and India


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The activities that are scheduled are also a key factor of what makes the PSE program so unique. This month, we were able to listen to Jewish, Christian, and Muslim speakers. We met people active during the 1st and 2nd Intifada, and we toured controversial places such as Yad Vashem and Palestinian refugee camps. The day trips and activities provide insight into the history of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, but they also give participants a very balanced view of what is happening here. Since we hear from people who come from various backgrounds, we are given various narratives. This helps to understand the conflict from many angles; this type of understanding is not something that you can get from watching the news, reading books on the conflict, or just by traveling to Israel or Palestine. The PSE program's way of introducing the participants to various sides and stories of the conflict provides a very uncommon chance to see the conflict in a real-life and unbiased way.
JM Johnson - PSE 2007 Participant
We visited Hebron and participated in a city tour with "Breaking the Silence", an organization founded by former Israeli combatants who served in the Occupied Territories. Seeing and listening to the history and present-day reality of this small area of Hebron was not easy. Frankly, nothing in Palestine has been easy. There is so much suffering and resentment on both sides of the separation wall that it can put a damper on your hopes for a better future. But hearing courageous testimonies and messages of hope from peace activists bring some of that hope and optimism back. I'm so appreciative of what they are doing. May there be more people and communities like them, willing to speak out against the occupation and work for truth, peace and reconciliation.
- Jamie Stall, speaking about the field trip to Hebron (al-Khalil)
I've learned the most from the girls, whether it's phrases in Arabic like how to say "Can I play with your hair?" or how to use a gas stove. They've also learned from me: they now say "oh my gosh!" when they spill things (or "oh my tosh!" in the little one's case). A few nights ago, after a long ordeal with putting the older two to bed, the younger one and I got to hang out. As we lay on the floor dozing off and watching "How to Train Your Dragon" dubbed into Arabic, I realized that I truly feel at home with my Palestinian family.
I feel grateful to be here. Coming here feels like scratching an itch that I've had since first visiting the West Bank in 2010. I am grateful for the incredible hospitality I have encountered here so far, not only from my host family, but also from the staff at my volunteer placement (Jemima in Beit Jala); from the Holy Land Trust staff, who have clearly put an incredible amount of thought and heart (and an amazing local network!) into planning the program; and from all of our guest lecturers, tour guides, Arabic teachers, and all of the other folks whom we have met here so far. It is a great privilege to be here, and, while I know there is no way that we guests can earn our keep, the best thing I know to do with my gratitude is to dedicate myself as deeply as I can to learning Arabic, in the hopes that that will, one day in the not-so-distant future, enable me to be of service.
Rima Turner, 2015 PSE Participant
"We went to the Al-Azza refugee camp to learn how to make Maqluba [a traditional dish] from a Palestinian family living there. Maqluba is a traditional Palestinian dish with rice, potatoes, vegetables and meat. Its name means "upside-down" and it's called that because after you cook it all together in a pot, you flip the pot upside-down onto the serving plate. It was delicious, and I'll definitely try my hand at it again when I get a chance.
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I hate the rain yet somehow enjoy. In America most places I lived were quite sunny most of the time. This weather was the opposite. It allowed me to buy those big fluffy puffy coats I'd always seen and wanted. And thats how Aisling now was wearing the coat that Jake had bought for her keeping her warm.....
Tears sprung to my eyes and I wiped them away. We were sitting in a cafe, Aisling in a high chair giggling. Then the door open. I turned round to see a young man walk in and found myself staring. He headed straight for the counter and begin chatting with the waitress. They obviously knew each other and after a bit the waitress gestured at me. The man turned his head to see me looking and smiled.
I blushed brightly and turned back to feeding Aisling. She giggled and it caused me to smile. Her laugh was so bright and full of life. "Hey" I looked up to find the young man standing next to me looking down. "Is this seat taken?"
I shook my head and turned back to Aisling. I lifted her out of the highchair and held her in my arms. She took a piece of my hair and tugged a bit, which I didn't mind, but I stopped her when she tried to put it in her mouth. "Is that your kid?" The young man asks.
"Yeah, she's called Aisling" I say stroking her cheek with my thumb. She gives me a toothless smile and I cant help but break out with a cheesy grin.
"And whats her mothers name?" He asks leaning across the table almost arrogantly and I see the waitress behind the counter giggle behind her hand and nug another waitor who smiles and they begin whispering.
"May" I say simply. "And she is leaving" I get up and the guy stares shocked as well as the waitress and waitor. I kneel down to buckle Aisling into her pram. She giggles as I do grabbing her little elephant teddy.
"Um..I... Uh..." The guy stutters as I stand up grab my bag and swing the strap over my head to the other shoulder letting it hang at my waist. I get behind the pram and begin walking out. "Hey! Wait! Can't I have your number?" He runs up to stop in front of me. I stand still tapping my chin with my finger as if I'm thinking about him. This causes him to become nervous.
"I guess it wouldnt hurt to make some new friends" I say shrugging. He winces at that and the waitress and waitor burst out laughing. I pull a pad and pen out of my bag scribbling down my number, ripping the sheet of and shoving it at him. Then putting everything back where it should be I walk out with Aisling giggling in her pram as if she knew what just happened.


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SAN ANTONIO, Texas—The APWA SAFETEA-LU Reauthorization Task Force approved a position statement Monday encouraging U.S. legislatures to preserve and enhance federal investment in surface transportation programs. Not surprisingly, the statement also calls for increased investment in improving road and bridge conditions and roadway operations as SAFETEA-LU's highest priority.
The Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Act (SAFETEA-LU), which authorizes $286.4 billion for state and local surface transportation programs, expires in 2009—and Congress is expected to reauthorize these programs. The task force was appointed last year to create a position statement that helps guide policymakers's upcoming reauthorization discussions.
The statement recommends that Congress:
- Raise the motor fuel tax and index it to restore purchasing power lost to inflation since the last increase in the 1990s.
- Explore the establishment of vehicle-mileage fees to offset revenue losses caused by more fuel-efficient vehicles.
- Expand access to innovative financing tools, such as public-private partnerships and tolling.
- Utilize a utility system/enterprise funds model for transportation funding that creates an ongoing revenue stream.
- Provide incentives that encourage local financing.
The APWA also urges Congress to continue to:
Protect and preserve existing transportation facilities by increasing funding for road and bridge maintenance
- Improve goods movement both inside and outside the U.S. through needed infrastructure
- Enhance safety for users of the transportation system
- Further energy dependence through multimodalism (by continuing programs such as the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program)
- Enhance flexibility in the use of federal funds and increase process streamlining to maximize the effeciency of each dollar spent in the federal funding process.
The statement requests that local government entities receive federal and state funding for the full costs of providing local transportation networks that connect to regional and national transportation systems.
At the suggestion of task member John Okamoto, chief administrative officer of Port of Seattle, the APWA will also fund and create a grassroots campaign to help members support these position statement recommendations.
"Advocacy is where we start now, versus policy, but we have to in some way get our word out," agreed John German, PE, task force member and public works director of San Antonio, Texas.
Task force members also discussed the I-35W bridge collapse and how resulting policy implications will affect the future of transportation. The APWA position statement states that "the federal government must maintain a leadership role in maintaining the highest safety standards."
Task members agreed that the bridge collapse represents a crises that has yet to be resolved through adequate funding for aging or deficient infrastructure.
Ken Fuller, public works director of Bend, Ore., compared the state of the nation's infrastructure funding with a lake in his area. Although the body of water was horribly polluted, the city that owned it was dragging its heals in cleaning it up. The local American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals decided to move things along by placing euthanized animals around the lake. Sure enough, the canine corpses scared the city into action. Maybe, he said, U.S. infrastructure managers could get the funding to start flowing by taking a page from the animal shelter's playbook.
"Let's plant some dead dogs out there," he says.
This article is part of PUBLIC WORKS magazine's live coverage from the 2007 APWA Show. Click here to read more articles from the show.


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Summary: "There's no hope for people like us, sweetheart. We're destined to fall in love a thousand times, and have our hearts broken in each one of them. We might as well be miserable together."
A/N: Long fics might be turning into my new aesthetic. I'm sorry.
You never truly believed in love at first sight ― there was no reason to. The very idea seemed far too preposterous to be taken seriously, too ludicrous to exist outside of dreamy movies or forgotten fairy tales. How could two strangers cultivate such deep, mesmerizing emotion in the mere seconds they held a glance? How was it possible for them to simply know of their fate in the short amount of time they encountered each other? ― No; there were no soulmates, no predestined encounters. At least not for you. For you, there was only the faint ghost of a broken heart, the haunting of crumbled expectations; and the strong, determined promise to never fool yourself into another failed attempt at romance.
When you first saw him, however, you felt like the cosmos had morphed into static.


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by Hannah on September 1, 2015
Hooray! Hawthorne, my favorite yarn, is on sale for 20% off for the month of September. With a high twist for durability, this yarn is wonderfully sturdy and unquestionably colorful, perfect for socks, shawls and even tops! In celebration of the sale, I've rounded up some of my favorite patterns that I think would be amazing in Hawthorne!
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The month of August is quickly coming to an end, which means there are only a few short days left to save on the monthly yarn sale: 25% off Preciosa! If you haven't worked with Preciosa before, it's such a lovely yarn to knit and crochet with. Not only is it extremely soft (it's Merino!), but the colors are just incredible. We've had a few cooler nights here in the Pacific Northwest, and I happily snuggled up under my Beginner Knit Blanket which I knit out of Preciosa. Bonus: there is a Crochet Beginner Blanket version too!
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A new yarn comes out and my mind immediately starts running through existing patterns that would look great in the new blend! Yarn weight, finished fabric feel and fiber blend are all things you should take into consideration when substituting yarns. Here are some of my favorite existing patterns that would be great in our new oh-so-soft worsted weight Mighty Stitch!
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Mighty Stitch is here! An easy-care yarn with 20% Superwash Wool and 80% Acrylic, this yarn is perfect for garments, accessories, and blankets in a wide range of gorgeous hues. Need some inspiration? Here are some staff projects and patterns to get you started with our new favorite yarn!
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Our favorite self-striping sock yarn is back! Felici is the perfect blend of squishy-soft Superwash Merino Wool and Nylon complete with colorful stripes and cute colorways. We put together a roundup of mitten and sock patterns, perfect for the new Felici colors (and the perfect size for your next portable project). Feast your eyes and keep busy during your summer vacations!
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Oh Swish, I could write poems about how wonderful this yarn feels and knits up. Perfect for sweaters where you need extra next-to-skin softness without compromising on durability and (don't forget) it's machine washable which scores this yarn major points in my book. Bonus, both Swish Worsted AND Swish DK have select colors on sale during our big Summer Yarn Sale! Make sure to stop by to see the full range (and peruse the other goodies too!). For a dash of inspiration, here is a round up of some of our very favorite patterns in Swish to get both your hooks and needles busy.
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Edward P. and Marjule A. Drury of Caldwell announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjule Anne Drury, to John William Hartmann, son of John F. and Elizabeth D. Hartmann of Princeton Junction. The bride-to-be is a graduate of James Caldwell High School, West Caldwell, and Rutgers College, New Brunswick, where she earned a bachelor of arts degree in 1992. She has a master of arts degree in history from Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., and is a doctoral candidate in history from the same university. In 1999, Miss Drury was awarded a six-month grant by the German Academic Exchange Service to conduct doctoral research in Munich, Germany.
Mr. Hartmann is a graduate of Princeton Day School, Princeton, and Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., where he received a bachelor of arts degree in 1989. He has received his law degree from Seton Hall Law School, Newark. He is an attorney in private practice in West Windsor, a member of the Knights of Columbus, and a former member of the New Jersey state legislature.
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Ecstasy is known as a designer or club drug and taken by people who want to stay up all night and "party." As a result of the feelings, such as increased energy, a false state of euphoria and an unrealistic concept of time, the drug can become highly addictive, extremely quickly. Ecstasy is typically taken orally as a capsule or pill. In most cases this drug is taken by adolescents who want to experience these feelings during parties or other outings. However, as the drug has become more and more popular, younger children are beginning to take and experience negative effects of the drug. It is estimated that between the ages of 12 to 17 year olds, there is a 1.4 percentage of use across the nation.
As a person's use of Ecstasy continues they will suffer both short-term and long-term effects of using this drug. If the use continues for a long-period of time, and the individual becomes addicted, they will often need professional assistance to stop use of the drug.
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Some of the short-term effects of Ecstasy include:
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As a person continues their use of Ecstasy the effects will also get worse, causing long-term, often irreversible damage to the body and mind. Some of the long-term effects of Ecstasy include:
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The fact is the Ecstasy is a highly addictive drug and statistics show that almost 45 percent of users will develop a dependency on the substance. The severity of this dependency is based on factors such as frequency of use, amount that is taken and the age of the person who takes the drug. If a person does develop a dependency, which is the body's inability to function properly without the substance, it is often extremely difficult to overcome alone. Additionally, the addicted person may have withdrawal symptoms, which can be severe, and include:
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There are many times that if an user purchases "street" products they may also experience withdrawal symptoms from other stimulants that are mixed with the drug. These stimulants may require their own type of detoxification, which can make the withdrawal symptoms even more severe and the detoxification process even lengthier.
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Kicking it off with a classic, this one is from There's something about mary. You might have already guessed the scene at this point, and yes, we're talking about the infamous zipper scene. This one is cringeworthy not only for how unbearably awkward they make the scene but also for the deeply discomforting pain you guys out there will inevitably feel if you even TRY to picture this happening to you.
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Recommend this place for a quick lunch, service is fast, food is tasty, no complaints. I would visit this place again, was it spectacular? No, but satisfying.
If you are staying in central Varadero, you should stop here for cheap cold drinks.
Good prices and a great people watching venue.
Truly excellent service at this nice restaurant off the beach. Lovely breeze and awesome mojitos. Truly a very nice place to stop for lunch while shopping. We went back twice just because the waiter was so friendly and service was good.
A great little place to stop for lunch the food was great, better then our resort and the service was extremely good. The waiter made me fell very welcome, just like family.
We enjoyed a lovely lunch of shrimp is garlic and butter. Enjoyed the music and the rum drinks. Wonderful friendly staff, reasonable priced. Enjoyed writing our names on the wall. Felt like we left a little of us in Cuba.
Nothing Special at this Restaurant. Service is not really good. Food is ok, but nötig Special. Not very crowded.
I did not enjoy the food here at all. I ordered the shredded beef with creole sauce and it tasted awful. almost like manure, and the taste wasn't too far off either. My daughter said it smelt like the horses did. Out of respect I tried to eat as much as I could since the cook was right beside us,...
This restaurant is closed right now because is under maintenance. I will always remember the first time I eat here (I was a child) because all the signatures on the wall, I stop to read all that I could :) This is an imitation of "La Bodeguita del Medio" in Old Havana.
Last time I order chicken and was delicious....
We were looking for the restaurant we had gone to on our prior trip to Varadero but ended up here instead. There were some locals in the restaurant eating and the food looked good.
The pina colada was delicious and recommended by the server. She also recommended the traditional cuban meal or the catch of the day with shrimp. We...
We returned to this restaurant last Thursday and were as delighted with it as the first time. Ordered the seafood paella and the grilled shrimp with sauce. Had wonderful garlic buns while we waited and were not disappointed with the meal when it came. A good size for both and full when done. Once again bathrooms were spotless. Since the...
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I am working on the Ella Shawl from Knitty, and am having problems with the repeats...can someone please advise me what I might be doing wrong?
I am being very careful (at least I think I am) with each stitch but I am now finding myself not having enough stiches to complete another whole repeat before the end of the row. I count my stiches often to make sure I am not compounding the problem on an earlier mistake, and have even counted the stitches on the chart and they don't seem to add up either...sheesh, what am I not understanding??? :wall:
This is my first lace adventure and while I am really enjoying the magic, my head hurts from trying to figure out what I am doing wrong and how to proceed.
it's hard to say since i'm not sure where you are in the pattern.
but i guess the most obvious question (after looking through the pattern) is, are you increasing properly with the YOs?
It's possible that you're not supposed to be able to finish a complete repeat each row since the shawl is continually widening.
Well, I am mid way through section 2 so I don't think my YO is the culprit.
Some patterns don't repeat wholey till the end? (hmmm, I think my inexperience is showing!) Wouldn't the directions indicate that? I would hate to assume that and continue merrily along only to find out I've been making some error all along.
What's a girl to do?
Can anyone with experience with this pattern tell me if it's me or the pattern?
Also, this is a very forgiving pattern. If you find you are short one stitch in a section, make one using a bar increase; likewise, if you have too many sts, work a k2tog or p2tog (yes, I do have an aversion to tinking)
Did you see this part? The chart looks even at a quick glance. Maybe using stitch markers can help.
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disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter.
I didn't care that this was wrong. Most of the things I did in life was wrong, why should adding sex with my younger brother bother me. It was always Tom don't do this, Tom don't do that, Play nice, be nice, use your manners so on and so forth, I didn't really listen to their babble. The only thing I ever did for them was watch Harry.
My sweet little brother, who looked at me with such admiration and respect. He was the only one I would allow myself to feel about. Harry so pretty, and cute holding my hand, asking me questions, seeking me out. Sitting beside me, touching my shoulder when the anger and pain took over me.
Pretty green eyes looked at me allowing the kisses and touches. He would give me everything he had told me so. He never pushed me away, but instead drew me in closer. We barely parted, except for air he looked so stunning panting beneath me his eyes shining with love. Smaller shaky hands grabbed at me pulling me in. I allowed his hands to wander, him being the only one I would allow to touch my person. This had been happening more and more. We both had a twisted love for one another. And though, mother and father thought him to be perfect, Harry screamed for them to wake up. He felt suffocated under their judging eyes, always seeking me out to curl up to.
"Tom?" I looked down brushing away a stray strand of hair from his eyes.
"Yes?" he smiled up at me his hands holding onto my shirt green eyes searching my red ones.
"I love you." So sweet to hear these words. I have heard them so many times, but this one was different. It meant more then brotherly love, it was deeper, a lovers love. I smiled down at him leaning in capturing his lips sweetly then pulled back.
"No Harry, it is I that loves you." His smile lit up the room and he pulled me down snuggling into me. Only Harry, I would only let Harry do these things to me. We rested against the bed, kisses coming and going until we fell asleep.
yep I just wanted to share. I may write more, or I may not. As of right now I'm happy with this. Also ECT is in the process of being edited, as well as I'm working on the next chapter. So enjoy this bit of fluffy goodness.
p.s. sorry for spelling and grammar, I was never good at it.


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The admins and a few in the community are the only ones (from my perspective) that seem to be actively sharing in the building of the wiki. I could be wrong though, the whole amount of people signed up for the wiki may be doing stuff that I haven't noticed. Or not...
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