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Fortnightly Feedback with Claire Trévien
Reinvigorate those discarded poems with feedback from Claire Trévien and fellow students.
Do you have a heap of discarded poems which just won't work no matter how many revisions you make? The Poetry School's Fortnightly Feedback (Autumn 2017) Workshops provide a place for the general improvement of left-for-dead poems in need of resuscitation. Bring poems of any shape or size once a fortnight and receive detailed feedback from your tutor and general advice from fellow students. These courses are ideal for those looking to ready poems for magazine submission.
First poem submission deadline: 2 October (Feedback posted by Claire on 9 October)
Second poem submission deadline: 16 October (Feedback posted by Claire on 23 October)
Third poem submission deadline: 30 October (Feedback posted by Claire on 6 November)
Fourth poem submission deadline: 13 November (Feedback posted by Claire on 20 November)
Fifth poem submission deadline: 27 November (Feedback posted by Claire on 4 December)
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Claire Trévien is an Anglo-Breton author. Born in Brittany in 1985, she has resided in the UK for nearly two decades and performed her work internationally, from South Africa to New Orleans. She is the author of the pamphlet Low-Tide Lottery (Salt, 2011), and two collections The Shipwrecked House (Penned in the Margins, 2013), and Astéronymes (Penned in the Margins, 2016).
The Shipwrecked House was longlisted in the Guardian First Book Award and highly commended in the Forward Prizes. It was co-commissioned as a one-woman show and toured the UK in 2014-2015. Her poetry has appeared in numerous publications including POETRY, The Sunday Times, The Guardian, Magma, Under the Radar, Poetry Salzburg, The Forward Book of Poetry 2014 and Best British Poetry 2012. She edits Sabotage Reviews, and in November 2013 was the Poetry School's first digital Poet-in-Residence.
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Monthly Dividend Raises for 19 Years – Will It Continue?
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are popular because of their high and reliable yields.
And Realty Income (NYSE: O) is one of the more popular REITs thanks to its steady dividends. But will the commercial real estate company be able to continue to provide the dependable dividends that investors have come to expect?
Its dividend-paying track record is spectacular. It has paid a dividend every month for 47 years. Realty Income has also raised the dividend for 77 straight quarters. These days, the increases are tiny – often a fraction of a penny – though the dividend has grown by a compound annual growth rate of more than 5% over the past three years.
It currently pays a 4.47% dividend yield.
The company owns more than 5,000 properties in 49 states, with 98.5% occupancy. Its largest tenants are Walgreens, FedEx and LA Fitness.
Funds from operations (FFO) is a measure of cash flow used by REITs. Realty Income's FFO has been steadily rising for years.
The company generates plenty of FFO to pay its dividend.
In 2016, it paid out $611 million in dividends, while generating $735 in FFO for an 83% payout ratio.
The payout ratio is the percentage of earnings or cash flow (I use cash flow or, in this case, FFO) that is paid out in dividends. Realty Income's 83% payout ratio is a little higher than I prefer. I like to see the payout ratio at 75% or lower.
But considering that FFO is increasing every year and the company has an outstanding dividend-paying track record, I'm not at all concerned.
If the payout ratio starts getting closer to 100% or above, I might get a little more defensive, and SafetyNet Pro will downgrade the stock.
SafetyNet Pro is a groundbreaking tool that predicts dividend cuts and raises with stunning accuracy. With it, you can determine the dividend safety rating of nearly 1,000 stocks. Access to SafetyNet Pro is reserved exclusively for subscribers of Marc's newsletter, The Oxford Income Letter. To learn more about SafetyNet Pro and The Oxford Income Letter, click here now.
But for now, Realty Income's dividend is very safe.
Dividend Safety Rating: A
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Social Media
The Alabama Department of Public Health utilizes social media tools to improve the timeliness of information-sharing, increase the frequency of messages delivered to the public, and lead people to detailed information. ADPH has a presence on the following social media websites:
- Alabama Public Health on Google Plus
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As more social media tools are implemented, we will post graphic links to each specific social media site on the front page of ADPH.org and links and/or widgets on participating program websites.
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3 bedroom semi-detached house for saleThe Parade, Dudley, DY1
Sold by Us £159,950
Property Description
Key features
- Semi-Detached House
- Lounge And Dining Room
- Immaculately Presented
- Highly Demanded Location
- Large Rear Garden
- Three Good Sized Bedrooms
- Utility Room
- Gated Side Driveway
- Central Heating And Double Glazing
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The Property
This is an immaculately and stunningly presented three bedroom semi detached property, located in a highly desirable area of Dudley, within walking distance of the Town Centre, with local shops, amenities, excellent transport links and easy access to M5/M6 corridor links. There are amazing views from the rear of the property. The property briefly comprises of entrance porch, hallway, lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen, utility room, three good sized bedrooms, family bathroom, front garden, large rear garden and a driveway to the front along with a gated side driveway for at least three cars. The property benefits from external rendering with a 9 year guarantee along with central heating and double glazing. An early viewing is essential to appreciate the accommodation on offer. Visit www.purplebricks.com 24/7
Entrance Porch
Door into hallway
Doors leading to lounge, dining room, kitchen and understairs storage and stairs leading to the first floor landing
13'9" x 10'10" (into bay)
Feature fireplace and large bay window to the rear
Dining Room
13'2" x 12'5" (into bay)
Feature fireplace and bay window to the front
7'11" x 9'3" (into bay)
Bay window to the side, matching wall and base units with work surfaces over, sink and drainer with mixer tap and door into utility room
Utility Room
7'0" x 6'3"
Space and plumbing for washing machine and door to rear garden
First Floor Landing
Doors to three bedrooms and family bathroom and access to loft hatch.
Bedroom One
13'9" (into bay) x 12'5" (to rear of robes)
Bay window to the front and built in wardrobes along with storage space under window.
Bedroom Two
11'4" x 11'0"
Bedroom Three
7'11" x 7'5"
Family Bathroom
Panel bath with shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC
Rear Garden
Large garden to the rear which is mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and plants, a large patio area and gated parking to the side
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MUN students facing 16.3% tuition increase, according to students' union
Memorial University students could be paying much more to attend the post-secondary institution beginning next year.
Investigation launched into dropped object; incident happened April 14
Hibernia oil production platform.
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There were four people working on the drill floor of the Hibernia platform when a 515-kilogram piece of tubing fell from three metres above Friday.
"Although there were no injuries associated with this incident, it had the potential for fatality," stated a notice issued this morning (Wednesday) by the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (CNLOPB).
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Re: Maybe a silly question on wide-angle lens
In reply to airat • Dec 5, 2012
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Pentax has DA* 16-50mm F2.8
I wonder why there is no wide-angle fast prime lens: 15mm is F4, 21mm is F3.2.
Wide angle and fast is sort of a specialty area, and one where you are better served by a larger sensor.
Sure, an 11-16mm f/2.8 or something would be really nice, but we never saw one and Tokina never brought that one to Pentax. I was hoping for DA* version of it or something.
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Minnesota Personal Injury and Bankruptcy Lawyers(651) 243-2872 or (800) 456-6956
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Flanders Law Firm LLC
Eagan, Minnesota Family Law, Estate Planning, & Probate Lawyer(612) 424-0398
Flanders Law Firm LLC, located in Eagan, Minnesota, serves clients in 15 counties in the greater Twin Cities metropolitan area. Our primary practice areas are Minnesota small business law, estate planning and administration, Minnesota probate, and family law.
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Richard D. Bunin Law Offices
Estate Planning, Real Estate and Business Law Firm in St. Louis Park, Minnesota(952) 544-2345
At Richard D. Bunin Law Offices, we're committed to helping families and businesses prepare for the future with confidence and security. We are an estate planning, real estate, and business law firm serving the Twin Cities Area. With over 30 years of experience, we're ready to give...
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Kennedy Law Offices, PA
Minnesota Tax, Business and Estate Attorney(651) 262-2080
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Kelly & Lemmons, PA
Minnesota Full Service Law Firm(651) 224-3781
Kelly & Lemmons, P.A. serves municipalities, corporations of all sizes, non-profit foundations, and individuals in St. Paul, Minneapolis and the greater Twin Cities area of Minnesota, as well as western Wisconsin. We push ourselves to achieve creative answers for the public and private...
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The Adkins Law Group, Chartered
Minneapolis DWI/Criminal Defense Lawyer(651) 330-9678
The Adkins Law Group, Chartered provides criminal law and civil litigation and appeals representation to the Twin Cities Metro and throughout Greater Minnesota including: Minneapolis, MN, St. Paul, MN, Anoka County, Carver County, Dakota County, Hennepin County, Ramsey County, Scott...
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Minnesota Personal Injury Lawyers(651) 426-8740 or (877) 426-8740
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Full Service Twin Cities Law Firm(952) 232-5991 or (866) 291-4854
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Gregory P. Seamon
Oakdale, Woodbury, St. Paul Family Law, Bankruptcy & Mediation Lawyer(651) 501-4800
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Minneapolis, Minnesota Defective Medical Device and Drug Attorneys(612) 746-4646 or (800) 888-4425
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Real Estate, Business and Family Lawyers in Hopkins, Minnesota(952) 933-2390
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Minnesota Criminal, DWI Defense, Family and Social Security Disability Lawyers(651) 968-1249 or (800) 491-9983
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Civil Litigation and Family Law Attorneys(612) 379-0674
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Providing Legal Services Based on the Nature of Client Needs(651) 808-6600
Briggs and Morgan is a trusted name in business law and litigation services with a rich history of more than 125 years in practice. With its primary office in Minneapolis, it is one of the state's largest and oldest law firms and is a founding member of Lex Mundi.; With offices in Minneapolis and...
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MPs explore land of Snow White
It only takes one MP to go a bit silly for a minute, and the whole House can end up being quite dippy all afternoon, as Parliament was yesterday after Paula Bennett tried to make light of the unemployment statistics.
They were, she said, "bouncy, like me!" This was as distinct from economic growth, which was grumpy like Bill English, the social development minister said of her colleague the finance minister.
And with that, it was all on. "Who's Dopey?" chorused Labour MPs, riffing on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
By the end of question time, the Opposition had decided Associate Education Minister Craig Foss was Dopey, Attorney-General Chris Finlayson was Nasty, and Justice Minister Judith Collins was vainly styling herself as Snow White.
Snoozy and Drippy designations were also proposed but left mercifully unassigned, apparently for too much richness of choice.
Well, it amused them. Just as much as it amused National MPs to celebrate what they claimed would be a leadership coup in the Labour Party at this weekend's party conference. Prime Minister John Key managed to quote the far-Right Fox News and the far-Left The Standard blog as his sources of information.
Employment Development Minister Steven Joyce "revealed" that only the previous night, a large group of Labour MPs had met in a private room of Bellamys to plot the coup with a prominent New York consultant in attendance.
This was a reference to a perfectly innocent caucus dinner with former prime minister Helen Clark, briefly home from her United Nations job, but it would have been a pity to let the facts spoil a good teasing.
Nick Smith even detailed how he and Government colleagues had helped the "coupsters" find the plot meeting, as many had wandered round Bellamys lost. David Cunliffe had arrived looking like the Messiah in search of his apostles, so Dr Smith said he had given him directions to the private room. He had also assisted Jacinda Ardern.
"You grunted through a mouthful!" she contradicted him.
"You can't even organise a proper coup without help from National MPs," Dr Smith crowed.
Most helpful was "Nasty", Mr Finlayson, who used his general debate speech to assist Labour MPs' appreciation of their own history.
With several having attended a conference last weekend on the legacy of the late Labour prime minister Norman Kirk, he took the opportunity to correct the conference's spelling of people's names and several errors, and to remind them of some Kirk contemporaries whom they seemed to have "airbrushed out" of their retrospective, "including Roger Douglas, who was such a fine postmaster-general!"
The conference had been convened by the Fabian Society, which Mr Finlayson claimed was run by "a self-styled historian who runs a dairy in Mt Roskill".
It had also been attended by Green MP Kennedy "I charge you with eco-cide!" Graham. "Lovely guy, just a shame he immatures with age," Mr Finlayson sighed.
If they felt disrespected or patronised by Mr Finlayson's comments, Opposition members had been reassured, during a question time exchange, about his motives. "I dwell in the land of high emotional intelligence!" he told Parliament with a theatrical flourish. "I speak from the heart."
They probably dared not think what a Finlayson speech from the liver or spleen would be like.
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That's a great question Rob, and one I am not sure how to answer.
My current set of challenges has more to do with too much going on in my life than I have time for. At the moment, my website developing has been put on pause to spend the time on other things that are happening. I am still creating content for my site, but haven't done any improvements to it in a while.
I'm curious to what other people share as I am a little further down the road than many people I see here. For the second part of the year, I will be digging into learning JavaScript better and diving into the world of app development, so I might benefit from some things in that area, but I also have some Udemy courses that I'll be working through and they should help me get a good handle on what I am trying to learn. :)
Hope your year is going well so far, and I look forward to what our group comes up with.
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Off the top; to-do list and organization. I've not found a good way to keep my tasks in order, or alert me when needed, etc. I know that may not be exactly what you are asking, but that is my struggle.
Specifically As far as WordPress I do have an issue. I'm working on updating a site with a theme that is bundled with Visual Composer. The thing is the current site already has VC and when I activate the new theme, VC elements code show up on the pages no matter what settings I use.
Generally I am decent with CSS, but would love to find some good tuts. My issue with CSS tends to be around selecting elements, and multiple elements.
Time, that's it...got a time machine?
Great question brother!
Good stuff Andy! i just went through Michael Hyatt's "productivity" course and it was quite helpful. I'm going to go back through it again as there was a lot to learn and organization is one of my big take-aways from that course.
I feel your pain regarding Visual Composer - it's a massive headache to use for me. Slow, clunky, bloated, and just not all that great in my opinion, but I'm a web developer by trade so I don't gravitate to tools like that very often. You may want to check and see if you've got some conflict with the plugin, and if you're not using the old theme, it never hurts to remove it.
As far as css goes there are a TON of great resources. Codecademy has a solid series on HTML and CSS, and Codeschool has some great resources there too.
Hey Andy, on organization and to do lists, I highly recommend "Getting Things Done," by David Allen. The premise is you dump out all the "next steps" you need to take onto a list that matches when/where you can do something about it. Things you need to be at the computer for; things you can only do at home; things that need to be done during business hours, et. al., and keep those lists at the place/time where you can do something about it.
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How do I find the full path to the
.git/hooks directory of the current Git repository?
I see the following issues:
I may be anywhere deep in the git repository directory structure, e.g.
and I am in folder
Newer git versions put submodule meta data not into
.git/ but in the main repository and
.git is only a file, e.g.
$ cat /home/user/project/vendor/foo/.git
gitdir: ../../.git/modules/vendor/foo
So in this case, the hooks dir is in
You can use
git rev-parse --git-dir to get the path to the repository used for your current directory. This will deal with gitlinks (using a file in place of the
.git directory) as well as having use of the
$GIT_DIR environment variable. The hooks directory will always be inside of that so you can use:
`git rev-parse --git-dir`/hooks
to get the path to the hooks directory.
This is documented in the git rev-parse manpage
In addition to
--git-dir you can also use the following to find the root of a git repository since this is more generic, I am just adding it here for completion:
echo $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
Then append
/.git/hooks to it? I haven't tried it with sub-modules though.
Starting git 2.9 (June 2016), you will need to look at the new config
core.hooksPath to really be sure of the hooks folder.
git rev-parse --git-dir/hooks won't be enough anymore.
See commit 867ad08, commit de0824e, commit bf7d977, commit 49fa52f (04 May 2016) by Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason (
(Merged by Junio C Hamano --
gitster -- in commit 6675f50, 17 May 2016)
So make sure you check if
git config core.hooksPath is defined or not, as it will override the default hooks folder location.
git config documentation now includes:
By default Git will look for your hooks in the '
$GIT_DIR/hooks' directory.
Set this to different path, e.g. '
/etc/git/hooks', and Git will try to find your hooks in that directory, e.g. '
/etc/git/hooks/pre-receive' instead of in '
The path can be either absolute or relative. A relative path is taken as relative to the directory where the hooks are run.
Git 2.10 (Q3 2016) uses that new
core.hooksPath setting to
git rev-parse --git-path objects.
See commit 9445b49 (16 Aug 2016) by Johannes Schindelin (
(Merged by Junio C Hamano --
gitster -- in commit d05d0e9, 19 Aug 2016)
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