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I've been to Schiphol, took some photo's and thought that I finaly could upload to A.net. First uploaded them to my computer and liked the result. In my opinium HQ shots.
But the screeners were thinking different. No pic was added to the database. The photo's were to low in quality. And I have to agree with them. My pics can't compare with other photo's from other grapher's.
Just look at these pics. Such a good quality:
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I know these photographers are PRO, but do I something wrong???
Take Chris Sheldon. Lovely pics take with a Canon Eos-D30. It has 3.11 million effective pixels
My camera has 2.6 million effective pixels.
Does 0.5 million pixels makes such a big difference???
How did they do that, to get such a great quality?
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Or is it maybe the way how I took the pictures? I used the autofocus, but I read in a review that it didn't seems to work on the F505V.
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In January 2014 our lovely daughter, Mary Stroman, took her own life by lying down in front of a train in Wiltshire. She had walked out of a therapeutic residential centre where she had been placed by our local authority, the London Borough of Haringey. Mary was 16.
Following the publication today of the Serious Case Review (SCR), we wish to honour Mary's life by making public the circumstances which led to her death, in the hope that lessons will be learned and other families spared the suffering we have endured. The SCR speaks for itself, detailing a catalogue of errors, delays, bad practices, poor judgements and missed opportunities in dealing with Mary's complex case.
A bright, witty and popular girl, Mary was much loved by her parents and four siblings. She was apparently successful in school, socially and with her many activities. But we now know, starting when she was around 12 years old, Mary was groomed and sexually abused by men in the area of North London where we live.
She slowly declined in mental and physical health, evidently as a result of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Mary suffered more than four years of mental anguish, self-harm and illness, culminating in her tragic death.
We welcome the findings of the Serious Case Review commissioned by the Haringey Local Safeguarding Children Board. Our experience in trying to help our daughter was one of encountering earnest people lost in a sea of procedural confusion, bad communication and occasional disarray. The report clearly highlights these issues and we welcome its directness and honesty.
As the Review notes, on many occasions Mary said she had been sexually abused, but police failed to respond adequately or investigate the matter. The review identifies "serious failings" in services that should have helped Mary. Similar to the long delay in preparing today's review, Haringey took far too long to arrange care for our daughter. That, the review believes, is the greatest cause of concern.
Despite all the failures, we blame no-one personally. Indeed, we would like to thank the many, many dedicated professionals who attempted to help Mary, and the army of friends and colleagues who have supported us through the most traumatic period of our lives. Our thanks also go to Kevin Harrington and the HLSB for a detailed and thoughtful report that addresses all of our principal areas of concern.
Sir Paul Ennals, the Chair of the HLSCB, expresses sincere regret for the shortcomings of agencies in Haringey and we are grateful for that. However, similar failings have been identified in previous Serious Case Reviews in the borough.
Our wish is that this time the lessons learned from our experience will make a real difference, supporting families in genuine need and potentially saving lives. If someone like Mary needed help today, given that we now understand so much more about the risks such children face, we earnestly hope the response and the outcome would be different.
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Surya has captivated everyone with his impeccable performance in Raktha Charithra 2. As expected by many the actor has made a thundering Bollywood debut and made a real impact on the Bollywood fraternity.
News now is that many from the Bollywood industry are knocking his doors and they want to rope in the actor for another action movie after watching a spell bounding performance by the action hero in Raktha Charithra 2.
Our industry source reveals that a noted filmmaker has approached Surya for a film opposite one of the reigning queens of Bollywood. "It's a big project but everything is kept under wraps for now. It's a romantic film by a well known director and he plans to cast Surya opposite Priyanka Chopra. But both the parties are still in talks," said the source.
Well Surya had already made his stand regarding whether he will shift his base to Bollywood or not. The star had earlier disclosed that his priority for Tamil cinema will see no change while he is open to do good Hindi movies that will come along.
Meanwhile there is also news that Surya is expected to play lead in another Ram Gopal Varma flick ' The Businessman' a trilingual to be made in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil simultaneously.
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Asked about a possible recession in Romania, the Minister of Finance replied: "For the moment, this is not the only variant, but it is in our attention".
"I think it's possible to run an economic growth within the -1-1.5% range, although there are countries in the region with -3% or -4%", said Pogea.
The talks with IMF and EC experts on the loan will continue until they reach a consensus, the minister added.
The talks between IMF delegation and Bucharest authorities are due to continue on Wednesday, following to hammer out the final points of possible IMF program for Romania, "part of a multilateral funding package", that would involve the contribution of EU and World Bank.
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Victoria's largest health, medical and community organisations have joined forces to urge state MPs to support comprehensive smokefree laws that cover both outdoor dining and drinking areas.
In a statement, 15 organisations including Cancer Council Victoria, the Australian Medical Association (Victoria) and Royal Australasian College of Surgeons have welcomed the Victorian Government's commitment to introduce smokefree outdoor dining across Victoria from 1 August 2017.
The organisations have called on MPs to also ensure that outdoor drinking areas are covered by the new smokefree laws - including areas where both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are served, such as at cafes.
Signatories to the statement say comprehensive smokefree outdoor laws are needed "to protect customers and staff from the serious harms of second-hand smoke, to support the efforts of people who have, or are trying to quit, and to show our children that smoking is not a necessary part of socialising in Victoria".
Cancer Council Victoria chief executive Todd Harper said the organisations, together with the majority of Victorians, would like Victoria to adopt the Queensland model which makes outdoor dining and drinking areas smokefree, while allowing some licenced venues to designate part of their outdoor areas for smoking under certain conditions.
"We don't want to see Victoria take the flawed NSW approach of smokefree dining only, which has caused widespread confusion and enforcement difficulties. Smokefree protection should not depend on whether food is being served,'' Mr Harper said.
"Victorians expect to be able to eat and drink outside without being exposed to secondhand smoke, and hospitality workers deserve a smokefree workplace. And it also makes good business sense."
Recent Cancer Council Victoria research revealed more than 20 percent of Victorians would visit cafes and restaurants more often if an outdoor smoking ban was introduced. This means more than 700,000 Victorians would visit these venues more often, each year, if outdoor areas were smokefree.
More than half of all Victorians report they have avoided sitting outside at cafes or restaurants in the past year due to people smoking.
"Who would have thought that restaurants would ask people not to eat food? Choosing smoking over eating is obviously the wrong decision for the health of our community," Mr Harper added.
"Smoking remains the leading cause of preventable death and disease in Australia, which is why it is so important that we protect workers and patrons from secondhand smoke and make it easier for smokers to butt out for good by adopting comprehensive smokefree laws."
Other signatories to the letter include Quit Victoria, the Asthma Foundation Victoria, Heart Foundation (Victoria), National Stroke Foundation, Australian Dental Association, Public Health Association Australia, the Australian Drug Foundation, the Victorian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance, United Voice, Parents' Voice, the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO), and the Australian Health Promotion Association (Victoria).
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Honours Bachelor of Healthcare Management
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The Honours Bachelor of Healthcare Management is a new and innovative interdisciplinary degree focused on leadership development, experiential learning, and integrative thinking skills critical to the management of complex health systems.
Students will take part in field, lab, and mentorship experiences from year one forward to apply their learning in real world contexts. The curriculum provides a solid foundation in business management and health administration with specialized courses in health informatics, cross-cultural and global health, program planning, health law, mediation, patient safety, impact of chronic disease and aging populations, research, innovation, and leadership.
This degree program fills a gap in the current job market by preparing graduates to tackle the needs and priorities for financial sustainability, evidence-informed decision making, health promotion/illness prevention, modern management, leadership, and patient-centred care, as outlined by the Conference Board of Canada Health Summit.
Seneca's Honours Bachelor of Healthcare Management is the first in Canada to be designed around the Canadian College of Health Leaders LEADS Leadership Framework.
Admission Requirements
Program Eligibility:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent including six Grade 12 (U) or (M) courses with a minimum overall average of 65%, or a mature applicant (21 years or older and has been out of high school for a minimum of two years). Mature applicants should disclose all previous postsecondary transcripts which may be used for admission decisions.
Required courses - minimum final grade of 65% in each:
- English: Grade 12 ENG 4(U)
- Mathematics: any Grade 12 (U)
Applicants must meet Seneca English Proficiency requirements for degree programs.
Prior to participating in field placement, students must have the following:
- A valid certificate in Basic Rescuer Level Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Health Care Provider
- A current medical and immunization report
- A current clear police record check
- A current record of mask fit testing
Your Career
According to the Ontario Ministry of Labour, the healthcare sector faces numerous human resource challenges including recruitment and retention, an aging workforce, and a shortage of skilled professional staff. At the national, provincial and local levels, economic indicators and labour market projections indicate an increased demand for qualified professionals in Health Administration.
Whether earning a first degree or returning to school for career advancement, graduates of the Honours Bachelor of Healthcare Management will have a number of career and employment options across public, private, non-profit, and for profit domains of care. You will be well prepared for careers such as program managers, project leaders, healthcare consultants, medical records and healthcare finance managers, or you can start your own business.
To align with national directions in the development of leaders in healthcare, the Honours Bachelor of Healthcare Management has been designed around the Canadian College of Health Leaders LEADS Framework, representing best practice in the key skills, behaviors, abilities, and knowledge required of healthcare leaders. As a result, program graduates will be well positioned to pursue the Certified Health Executive designation through the Canadian College of Health Leaders.
In addition, program graduates will have the required knowledge to pursue the Canadian Institute of Management's Certified in Management (CIM) and the Professional Manager (P.Mgr) professional designations.
Graduates benefit from a curriculum reflecting national industry expectations and international standards of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration.
Post‐graduate studies at an Ontario Graduate Certificate or Master's level in Health or Business Administration programs provide additional options for career advancement.
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Mandatory Degree Work Term
A work experience that includes at least one term in a formal work environment. The work term(s) may be a paid or unpaid position that is completed between two academic semesters and requires a minimum of 420 hours of work. Students must be in good standing and meet all identified requirements prior to participating in the work experience. The successful completion of the work term(s) is required for graduation. Eligibility for participation does not guarantee that a work position will be secured. Additional fees are required for the mandatory degree work term regardless of success in securing a work position.
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The Degree and Credit Transfer Office provides a number of services for students continuing their education at Seneca, and for graduating students considering degree transfer options.
Through transfer agreements and institution partnerships, graduates of this Seneca College program may be eligible for credit at various post-secondary institutions. Please refer to the Degree Transfer Guide for more information.
Transfer Credit may be granted for courses deemed equivalent to courses at Seneca that have been completed at recognized postsecondary institutions. Additional information is available online.
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Does God actually visit? When does He visit? How do I prepare for His visitation? What are the benefits of such visits? In this dynamic volume, Pastor Chris shares from the lives of Bible characters on how you can position yourself for a visitation from God and experience that change you've so long desired.
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Woah, Oh, Mexico
Remnants of colorful streamers litter the street beside magenta bougainvillea blossoms and a quiet surrounds me that I hadn't yet felt in this city.
The altars donned with fluffy marigolds, candles, and sugar skulls have all come down. The parades have ceased.
The hipsters are no longer drinking their Mezcal and smoking their cigarettes on street corners.
Day of the Dead is done.
My friend has caught her flight back to Costa Rica, and here I am, alone for the first time in a long time, sitting on the steps of the Santa Domingo at sunset, thinking, "I want to fall in love again."
I'm thinking about how I want to be overcome with passion and excitement. How I want to feel butterflies that flap their wings until my heart breaks open. How much I really just want to feel.
The last time I had this thought, was exactly two years ago, also on the anniversary of my blog. Back then I was one year in. Today I'm three.
That day, two years ago, sitting on the floor of my friend's apartment in Ho Chi Minh City, I looked in at my guarded heart and I said, "I just want to fall in love again." And woah, oh, I did. Sooner and faster than I ever anticipated.
I felt passion and excitement and more than anything I felt butterflies. I felt my heart crack open more than I knew it could. I finally let down my walls of protection and let myself love. Damn it hurt and damn it did me good.
But what I feel today, sitting on the steps of the Santa Domingo in Oaxaca, is different from that. Because this time, it's not a man I'm looking to love.
It's travel.
Four years of travel, and three years of blogging, may sound like a honeymoon to some. Though for me it's been a marriage I've nurtured, fucked up, and fought to save. I've had my moments where I've wanted to quit traveling. My moments where I've wanted to quit blogging.
And as someone who loves both in terms I can only compare to romantic love, I've been terrified at the thought of losing them. Aware ironically, that the survival of each rests in my hands, perhaps at the cost of my own salvation.
I spent most of 2015 trying to reclaim the wanderlust I lost as soon as I reluctantly kissed Southeast Asia goodbye. Though the more I moved the more it evaded me. And the more pressure I placed on my blog to "become something" the less I loved it. The less it became my canvas and the more it became my cubicle.
It was this past summer, when I was ready to quit blogging entirely, that mysteriously Mexico arrived in my quiet moments alone. I had plans to go back to Costa Rica to teach yoga, lead my first travel retreats, and oh ya relax, but again and again I heard the whisper, "Mexico."
I didn't understand why, but I trusted that voice. So me, the girl who never plans in advance, booked a flight to Oaxaca to celebrate the Day of the Dead. A dream of mine since I was 17, eating tamales in a Oaxacan restaurant in Seattle staring at photos of illuminated cemeteries cluttering the walls.
I returned to Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica looking forward to the mystery of adventure in Mexico.
Though somewhere between floating in the Caribbean ocean, drinking out of coconuts, and slathering my body in chocolate on the beach, I forgot all about Mexico. I guess I forgot about traveling and blogging too.
Instead I let myself take a vacation and focused on loving myself. I loved my sweet silly little girl and I let her play. I loved my beautiful woman and I let her be loved. I loved myself recklessly, romantically, sexually, unapologetically, and through that journey I stopped looking anywhere else for love. I rediscovered what changed my life the first time I ever came to Costa Rica: that just being me was already enough.
I felt so utterly content, that had I not already booked the flight, made plans to meet my friend in Oaxaca, and organized a Christmas vacation in the Yucatan with my Mom, I doubt I would have left Puerto Viejo.
Yet days after my Travel Retreat, I heard the curious whisper: Mexico.
For the first time since I started blogging, I departed on a trip without anticipating what it would be "about". Without a justification or a reason or a plan. Without an angle or an edge or a story. I departed with a completely open mind. I felt both peaceful and excited.
Though here I am, a week after landing, watching the sunset on the steps of the Santa Domingo, asking to fall in love with something that's sitting right in front of me.
Because it's never about falling in love the way that I imagine falling in love to be. It's not about feeling what I felt when I was in Southeast Asia or anywhere else for that matter. It's about this present moment unique perfect incomparable experience that's happening right now.
I'd rather love with the way that the wind inflates piles of textiles like pillowy tortillas while women shout for me to buy… than pine for love. I'd rather love how it feels to speak in this beautiful language as I ask smiling men with machine guns for directions … than pine for love. I'd rather love the sound of church bells and street guitar… than pine for love. I'd rather just love… than pine for love.
As I write this, the light bulb turns on. I'm realizing that the same way I loved my own body, heart, and mind so fully that I'm no longer longing to love a man, I can love my life so fully that I'm no longer grasping for the passion I felt for my travels in the past.
Costa Rica taught me that just being alive and feeling good is more than I could ever need. So that means everything else gets to be extra. Everything else gets to be play. And when you've got everything you need, you've got nothing to pine for, and you've got everything to love.
So woah, oh, Mexico, I'm just here to love you. I'm just here to receive you. For whatever reason life has brought me here, I'm ready to love.
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Love this, Camille. "I'd rather just love…than pine for love." How true this is. I always feel I'm pining for something, usually something that could very well be right in front of me if I paused long enough to see it. Hope you enjoy Mexico! That country is full of magic.
- Thijs Says: November 7, 2015 at 12:01 pm
Camille, 1 month ago I decided to travel the world next year. As soon as I made that decision, I somehow came across your blog and started reading a lot of your stories. I wanted to say thank you for all your inspiring stories and I hope to meet a lot of people like you during my journey. Still some longing 😉 All the best!
Absolutely stunning pictures. I visited Oaxaca and Chiapas, loved them.
- Gabrielle Says: November 9, 2015 at 6:42 am
Amen, sister! I'm in a similar place and about to start my New Zealand journey. There's just nothing better than being completely immersed in the moment and embracing it. Thank you so much for sharing! Thank you so much for being you.❤
Mexico is amazing. The way you feel about Costa Rica is the way I feel about Mexico. The culture, food, people and stories are amazing. I'm glad you are discovering this for yourself
Thanks for the Monday morning inspiration Camille! The photos are beautiful my soul soaked up the vibrant colors. Mexico has been calling for a long time, think you've just re-sparked something in me!
- Kylie Says: November 9, 2015 at 9:36 am
Glad to hear you are enjoying travels again… never doubted you would find yourself/ your place again much love & fun to ya!
- Kirsten Says: November 11, 2015 at 11:51 am
The feeeeeeeellllssss!! <3<3<3
I think this post has some of your most beautiful pictures yet
Hey, Camille. I hear you! Having just ret'd from 2 weeks in MX (chocolate research), I can really relate to the effect Mexico had on you. It has the power to ignite us. To make us feel far more than we are expecting or looking for. Am glad you had this experience, and that you shared it with us here.
- Megan Says: November 13, 2015 at 1:07 am
Indeed, Mexico is a great place to visit. I so love the flowers, they are so gorgeous and lovely. I am in-love with it since I am a fun of different kind of flowers and it makes me happy.
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The investigation continues into the death of sprint car driver Kevin Ward Jr., who was struck by Tony Stewart's car during a race at Canandaigua Motorsports Park. (Photo: Getty Images)
Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said Monday that the investigation into the fatal sprint car accident involving Tony Stewart continues. Povero stressed that there remains no evidence of criminal intent.
Kevin Ward Jr., 20, died Saturday night after he was struck by Stewart's sprint car during an Empire Super Sprints race at Canandaigua Motorsports Park. Stewart and Ward had been racing together when Ward's car bounced off the wall and spun. Ward exited his car and walked down the track, gesturing toward Stewart's car before being hit.
Ward's autopsy was conducted Monday by the Ontario County Coroner Kevin Henderson. The cause of death is massive blunt trauma. No other details of the autopsy are being released.
Povero said that the sheriff's office continues to seek video of the incident. He said they've reviewed two videos of the incident. The videos are from different angles.
Sheriff's officers also were back at the track on Monday re-examining the crash scene. Povero added that the sheriff's office was in contact with a representative of Stewart and that he is available for any additional interviews.
"We ... would like to see resolution as quickly as possible, but by the same token we don't want to leave any stone unturned,'' Povero said.
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10 Drops Eucalyptus Essential Oil
Melt Shea butter, beeswax and coconut oil together. Remove from heat. Add all other ingredients except essential oils. Stir until the camphor and menthol crystals are dissolved. (can reheat if necessary to melt crystals). Allow to cool slightly, add essential oils and pour into container.
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Allergies can be a real pain to deal with, especially if you haven't been able to find anything that helps relieve them on a consistent basis. What if there was an all-natural, safe way for you to get relief from your allergies? While you could get food allergy testing Clinton NJ, you want to make sure that you figure out everything that you could utilize in order to make sure that you get the best and fullest results for taking care of all of the things that you need to do and that you want to take care of as well.
Many people around the world struggle with allergies. Hay fever, pollen allergies, and indoor allergies run rampant and make us feel very uncomfortable throughout the year. Allergies can be treated in a number of ways, but only some of them are effective for certain people. Did you know that there are a lot of ways to deal with your allergies in a natural way?
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Credits can significantly reduce your tax bill and the big credit most people, who make less than $50,000 in a year, can claim is the earned income credit (EIC). The EIC can reduce your taxable income but do you qualify for it or not? Not all people do. A VITA site can help determine whether you are eligible or not. If you incorrectly take the credit while doing your own taxes you will not be able to claim the credit for an additional 2 years, whether or not your eligible for it. Here is a quick list of what the credit is worth…
Tax Year 2010 maximum EIC credit:
- $5,666 with three or more qualifying children
- $5,036 with two qualifying children
- $3,050 with one qualifying child
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A VITA site will also be able to determine who is an eligible child or not. Combine your EIC with your standard deduction and you could significantly reduce your tax bill.
Here are the standard deduction rates for 2010…
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- Single w/1 deduction – $7100
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Dependents can come in many forms when attempting to identify who may be a qualifying relative on your return. Generally if you provided over 50% of a relatives financial support for the year and they lived with you, you may be able to claim that relative as a dependent. A qualifying relative could be a sibling, aunt, uncle, even in-laws.
A VITA site can help you determine your dependency exemptions and save you significant money on your taxes.
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[learn_more] The IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) offers free tax help for taxpayers who qualify.
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Arbitary Surface in CFX Postprocessor
Hello all!
I've solved the problem and moved to postprocessing. But my model's geometry is very complicated and it'll take me considerable time to make all cuts of places of interest with CFX-post's embedded tools. As I know, the model's mesh should be only volume mesh i.e. CFX-Pre cannot recognize any surface mesh. That is why, as I know, the only way to have previously prepared cut of a geometry (surface mesh, for instance, in *.msh ) is using User Surfaces in CFX-Post. Am I right?
However User Surface require *.cdb or *.xml file format to use this feature. I wonder how can I get that files? I've looked for some information on various sites, but found nothing useful. As well I've checked ICEM and CFX Mesher, but there were also nothing.
Can anybody give me a hand with this trouble?
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The Bar Council is on the verge of setting up its own company to supply barristers with IT equipment, pensions, insurance, and even travel, The Lawyer can reveal.
The company – the first significant move into the commercial world by the council – will seek out bulk discounts for the profession and encourage suppliers to develop package deals specifically for barristers.
The council approved the proposal "in principle" this month, and Owen Davies QC, vice-chairman of the practice management and development committee, says planning is in "an advanced state".
"The idea is a servicing company which would be partly owned and run by the Bar Council and could offer preferential deals on a lot of things that are essential to the profession."
Stephen Hockman QC, chairman of the same committee, says they hope to have the company operating by the autumn. Market research is already "in progress". While it is too soon to reveal how much money will be needed to set the company up, he says he doesn't expect it to be "a massive initial capital investment".
"It does have the potential to become a significant operation. It would start off in a fairly small way and then grow. It's a long-term project.
"I suspect the package itself might still be sold by the company to the barristers, but on terms that we had negotiated. Although the company itself would not be the retailer, but a facilitator."
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It's finally summer, which means that London's tourists have gone from frequently encountered to inescapable. And it is truly amazing how quickly you adopt the native London mindset of irritated resignation after the millionth person holding a map stops dead in the middle of a crowded sidewalk, always right in front of you. So I figure, if you can't beat 'em…
London is such a big city that it's easy to end up spending all your time in the 2 square miles between your flat and school (or work, or whatever. You get my point). This is the only excuse I can really offer for having lived here since September and having seen little more than the South Bank and the Strand. I "did the tourist thing" with my mom years ago, and since a lot of London's biggest attractions are expensive, I've held off, waiting for people to visit, since I'll inevitably end up hitting the tourist attractions with them – I went to the Tower of London the last time friends came to visit. But somehow I also ended up not bothering to go to any of those areas. Which is a real shame, because now it's nearly June and there are still so many parts of London that I haven't even begun to explore. My summer project (besides my dissertation and job hunting, of course, and hopefully a summer job – fingers crossed!) is to get to know the city.
I started off with the obvious: I walked through Westminster, taking in the view of the bell tower with Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, the Victoria Tower Gardens, and the whole area, then crossing the Thames to admire it from the other side. I also went to Chelsea with a friend of mine on a hunt for American food in Partridge's (words cannot describe my joy at welcoming Hershey's chocolate syrup back into my life), followed by a quick trip to the Saatchi Gallery to see the Festival des Mètiers, where the Hermès craftspeople work right in front of you. Then it was over to Angel with a friend of mine. The last time I was there, I saw this:
Sorry for the picture quality; he was moving and I need a better camera, as well as photography lessons. But surely you can tell that's a man dressed as a zebra centaur?
So seeing Angel in the daylight was a bit of a change. Unfortunately, it rained all day (and it was freezing – London summer is VERY different from Texas summer), so I don't have any pictures for y'all. You'll just have to go see it for yourselves.


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In Competitive Programming, most of the time we need to enter input for checking our code manually. But it would become cumbersome if we have a questions like Graphs, strings, or bulky entry of input data because it will definitely time out or the chances of typing incorrect data would be increased.
We can easily get rid of problem by simply saving the test cases to the specified file at the desired location according to our easiness. These are useful in competitions like Facebook Hackercup, Google Codejam. These competitions do not provide the online judge like environment rather than they asked you to upload input and output files.
For Input/Output, we basically use these two type of file access modes i.e.,
- "r": It means read, as it opens the file for input operation but the file must exist at specified location.
- "w": It means write, as it creates an empty file for output operations. If a file with the same name already exists, its contents are discarded and the file is treated as a new empty file.
In C/C++ we can use freopen for standard input and output. The syntax of this function as:-
FILE * freopen(const char * filename, const char * mode, FILE * stream );
- filename: It refers to name of the file that we want to open.
- mode: Discussed above.
- stream: Pointer to a FILE object that identifies the stream to be reopened.
We can also use Symbolic constant ONLINE_JUDGE for debugging purpose. As most of the online judges add this flag at the end of the command line before executing our code. For example in C++11, it would be compiled as
-std = c++0x -O2 -static -s -lm -DONLINE_JUDGE
So we can take advantage of that by using C preprocessor directive.
// Below is C/C++ code for input/output #include<stdio.h> int main() { #ifndef ONLINE_JUDGE // For getting input from input.txt file freopen("input.txt", "r", stdin); // Printing the Output to output.txt file freopen("output.txt", "w", stdout); #endif return 0; }
In Java, we can use BufferedReader class for the fast Input and PrintWriter class for formatted representation to the output along with FileReader and FileWriter class.
- FileReader(String filename): This constructor creates a new FileReader, and instructs the parser to read file from that directory. The file must exist in that specified location.
- FileWriter(String fileName): This constructor creates a FileWriter object, to the specified location.
// Java program For handling Input/Output import java.io.*; class Main { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { // BufferedReader Class for Fast buffer Input BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader( new FileReader("input.txt")); // PrintWriter class prints formatted representations // of objects to a text-output stream. PrintWriter pw=new PrintWriter(new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("output.txt"))); // Your code goes Here pw.flush(); } } // Thanks to Saurabh Kumar Prajapati for providing this java Code
In python we first import the module sys(system), after that We will use open() function which returns the file object, that are commonly used with two arguments: open(filename, mode).
- The first argument is a string containing the filename.
- The second argument is another string (mode) containing a few characters describing the way in which the file will be used.
# Below is Pythone code for input/output import sys # For getting input from input.txt file sys.stdin = open('input.txt', 'r') # Printing the Output to output.txt file sys.stdout = open('output.txt', 'w')
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Teenage robber 'high' on caffeine
A teenage boy who drove 300km to rob a supermarket at knifepoint may have been delirious on the energy drink Red Bull, of which he drank more than 10 cans a day.
Psychiatric and medical evidence suggested the 17-year-old may have been suffering caffeine intoxication when he held up the supermarket wearing a balaclava and armed with a butterfly knife.
In May, he drove from his Darwin home, in the Northern Territory, south to the town of Katherine, where he committed the robbery.
The Northern Territory Supreme Court was told the boy, who cannot be identified, was a conscientious school student with two part-time jobs, who also found time for volunteer community work.
He was drinking up to 11 cans of Red Bull a day before the robbery - more than twice the caffeine required to cause significant toxic effects, the court heard.
Caffeine intoxication may have altered the boy's state 'such that his judgment was impaired and he performed this robbery in the context of experiencing delirium', a psychiatrist's report said.
'It appears there was a blurring between fantasy and reality, perhaps induced by caffeine and chronic sleep deprivation. Since committing this crime, I've noticed the change in his ability to think rationally and he sleeps well,' the report said.
But the judge hearing the case, Mr Justice Steven Bailey, said the possibility of caffeine intoxication might explain, but did not excuse, the crime.
He released the boy, who pleaded guilty, with a four-year suspended prison sentence.
Mr Justice Bailey said medical and psychiatric reports fell well short of establishing a causal link between caffeine intoxication and the robbery.
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Trade Liberalization and Wage Inequality: Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh
This paper explores the relationship between trade liberalization and skilled-unskilled wage inequality in the Bangladesh cotton textile industry. A dynamic two-equation model is estimated for wages of skilled and unskilled workers over the period 1973-2002, using four different openness measures. In no case does opening up affect unskilled wages differently than skilled wages, implying that openness per se has not contributed to changes in wage inequality. Our findings also suggest that openness increased real wages for both skilled and unskilled workers.
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- Jorge Saba Arbache & Andy Dickerson & Francis Green, 2004. "Trade Liberalisation and Wages in Developing Countries," Economic Journal, Royal Economic Society, vol. 114(493), pages 73-96, 02.
- Bhaskar, V & Khan, Mushtaq, 1995.
"Privatization and Employment: A Study of the Jute Industry in Bangladesh,"
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American Economic Association, vol. 85(1), pages 267-273, March.
- V. Bhaskar & Mushtaq Khan Author-Workplace-Sidney Sussex College, 1994. "Privatization And Employment: A Study Of The Jute Industry In Bangladesh," Working papers 03, Centre for Development Economics, Delhi School of Economics.
- Koujianou Goldberg, Pinelopi & Pavcnik, Nina, 2003. "The response of the informal sector to trade liberalization," Journal of Development Economics, Elsevier, vol. 72(2), pages 463-496, December.
- Pinelopi K. Goldberg & Nina Pavcnik, 2003. "The Response of the Informal Sector to Trade Liberalization," NBER Working Papers 9443, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Goldberg, Pinelopi Koujianou & Pavcnik, Nina, 2003. "The Response of the Informal Sector to Trade Liberalization," CEPR Discussion Papers 3874, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
- Galiani, Sebastian & Sanguinetti, Pablo, 2003. "The impact of trade liberalization on wage inequality: evidence from Argentina," Journal of Development Economics, Elsevier, vol. 72(2), pages 497-513, December.
- Sebastian Galiani & Pablo Sanguinetti, 2003. "The Impact of Trade Liberalization on Wage Inequality: Evidence from Argentina," Working Papers 65, Universidad de San Andres, Departamento de Economia, revised Oct 2003.
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- Daron Acemoglu, 2003. "Patterns of Skill Premia," Review of Economic Studies, Oxford University Press, vol. 70(2), pages 199-230.
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|The Legend of Zelda: The Confir Bell
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The Legend of Zelda: The Confir Bell is the 19th installment in the The Legend of Zelda series, following The Legend of Zelda U (name unconfirmed).
Placement on the Timeline
This game plays much like The Wind Waker, for the most part. You can walk around freely, pick up and throw certain objects, attack enemies with your sword or other weapons and interact with characters. You can learn a variety of sword attacks to spice up your battle style.
Sometimes the game will play more akin to A Link Between Worlds and Spirit Tracks, with a top-down view. While most elements from the afore mentioned gameplay style appear, this one severely lacks in other elements.
A variety of transport modes are used in-game. While most are borrowed from previous games, this includes some new ones. These include sailing, flying, conducting a train, riding a minecart, flying with balloons and more.
Real-Time Elements
Many real-time elements have been incorporated into this game.
- Granny's dress changes per season
See here for information about customisable modes of transport
Link has various modes of transport to assist him in his journey.
Sailing returns from The Wind Waker and has been changed very little. Wind is no longer an issue, but creatures are in the water. Most act as enemies which can be taken out by putting down your anchor and shooting them with your bow. While this is the least efficient attack method, boats have the highest amout of hearts out of any basic mode of transport. By anchoring near a friendly sea-creature, you can interact with them. Anchoring allows you to explore the ship and talk to the crew members. Zelda will always be located either on the lookout porch or below deck, in the main hallway.
Flying returns from Skyward Sword and maintains no changes whatsoever. Link now rides on a smaller Loftwing (most of the time) which vary in colour. Link does not own these, but can train them by feeding them seeds. Other characters may be seen on their own Loftwings while flying. You can slow down to talk with them. Zelda will always fly not too far behind you, constantly trying new tricks on her Loftwing.
Trains return from Spirit Tracks and undergoes the most changes. Firstly, new switches have been added. There are now 3 speeds and an emergency break. The emergency break stops you almost as soon as you press it, but has disadvantages. If it is used on or nearing a bend, the train will skid off the tracks and reappear at the last station it left off at. Using it at any other time wil remove 1 heart of health. While you can brake, you can only explore the train while stopped at a station. Zelda will always be found at the front of the train, pretending to conduct it.
Minecarts appear very seldom; only in a select few dungeons and mountains at that. These travel a high velocity, usually on rails going down (or up) a steep slope. No real controls are involved in this, though you can use your bow to shoot enemies and targets for extra rupees. Zelda is always in the minecart with you, usually scared out of her mind.
Balloon flight functions very differently from Loftwing flight. This is much slower and usually used for small tasks. Movement is extremely slow; walking is much faster. Link can drop bombs from here or simply use this to traverse gaps or dangerous terrain. Strong drafts will blow Link upward (or in any other direction) and he will stay at that level until another gust of wind blows him to another level. Zelda will always be in a barrel below Link, often admiring the view.
A Meeting With The Princess
Link wakes up in Outset Village and goes outside for some fresh air. He explores the village for a while, until he encounters his frantic sister, Rene, at the foot of Outset Mountain. She tells you that Granny sent her out to find you. When you return home, Granny is waiting for you outside. Granny thanks Link for coming and asks if he knows why he was called. Link shakes his head, confused. She informs Link that his grandfather is in need of assistance delivering a parcel. Granny goes inside the house and you follow her in. She fumbles through a drawer and pulls out a set of bright green clothes. Link, rather confused, takes the clothes. You got the Hero's Clothes! They're a bit chilly, to say the least... Granny urges you to try them on and the screen fades to black to show Link wearing his new outfit when it returns. He doesn't seem very pleased. Granny pulls out a scarf and gives it to Link. You got Granny's Scarf! That'll keep you warm! Link puts on the scarf and heads outside.
Link wanders around for a bit until Rene catches up with him (before he reaches the Post Office). She calls your name several times, before asking if you know where the Post Office is. She smiles and pulls out a map with the location marked on it, then proceeds to remark about how she is the greatest sister ever. You got a Map! Now you'll never get lost!
When Link gets to the Post Office, he sees many workers putting items into parcels, stamping them and more. Grandpa turns around and greets Link. He states how late you are then sighs and tells you about how busy he is. He is supposed to deliver a parcel to Hyrule Castle but must stay in the Office and watch over the workers. He then asks you to deliver it to Hyrule Castle on his behalf. Hyrule Castle is marked on your map and Grandpa gives you the parcel. You got the Postal Parcel! As tempting as it is, it'd be an invasion of privacy to peek!
Link leaves the Post Office and heads for Hyrule Castle. In Outset Mountain, basic mechanics such as rolling, crouching, sidling, throwing items and collecting Rupees are introduced. Near the end of the dungeon, a Moblin appears. Link begins to run back to Outset Village and the Moblin throws a spear at Link. A mysterious figure pushes Link out of the way and shoots a ball of lightning at the spear, destroying it. She looks at Link and orders him to run, which he does. Link stops suddenly and remembers the parcel, which he dropped when the girl pushed him. Link runs back and picks up a piece of wood to use as a shield. The girl screams at him, saying he's out of his mind, but Link ignores her. You must now retrieve the parcel while shielding any incoming attacks. The girl will occasionally attack the Moblin with spells from her book, stunning him. When you retrieve the parcel, the girl notes how it is shaped like a sword. Link unsheathes it and engages in his first battle. After defeating the Moblin, the girl exclaims how courageous that was of him. She introduces herself as Lana, Princess Zelda's right-hand woman.
Plot-Relevant Items
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- Two of Granny's dresses contain references
- Her Autumn dress has a Super Leaf from Super Mario
- Her Summer dress is very similar to Link's tunic. If you talk to her in Summer, she even remarks about how they are wearing near-identical clothes
- Some quotes reference previous Legend of Zelda games
- Most notably, Zelda references Tetra sometimes when you speak to her on a boat


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We are thinking of just going to Santorini, but now that I think about it, I think my wife and I are up for something new. Would love some good ethnic eats and know that sunday night may be an issue.
French Bistro or Belgian place with good beer list sounds good but we are up for anything except a $$$$ bill. :) Armenian sounds good.
Btw, while I am at it......I remember when I lived in Chicago back 2002-2003, people raived about a place frequented by taxi drivers that served brains. LOVE lamb brains anyway they are served.


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Mimosa Lodge bed and breakfast is a lovely detached Regency House set in half an acre of tranquil gardens in a peaceful location. Mimosa Lodge is close to the town centre of Cowes, nearby pubs, marinas, restaurants and esplanade with easy access to beaches and coastal walks towards Gurnard and beyond. 4 Star Guest House Accommodation. Gold Award.
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Mimosa Lodge offers three individually decorated bedrooms with quality in mind. There is a twin on the ground floor, a large double on the middle floor and on the top floor is a large double with balcony and sea view. At the bottom of the garden in the annexe is a beautiful garden view family room. All double beds are king size and all have en suite bathrooms with a large bath and corner shower. Tea & coffee making facilities. Hair dryer. Flat screen TV with Freeview. DVD player. Desk with lamp. Wi-Fi. The breakfast room is on the ground floor with French doors opening onto a patio overlooking the garden and in the winter a log burning stove gives it a cosy atmosphere. Morning coffee is served in the conservatory after breakfast, overlooking the garden. Non smoking. Car parking available. Children aged 12 years and over are welcome. Open all year. Pets not accepted.
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text: Dogs are so important to me that I now look back at my life in "dog years". I used to think it was unfitting that dogs lived lives so much shorter than our own. Now I realize that this is probably for the best; that each canine lifetime serves as one (big) chapter in my own. My advice, hold Katie in your memories and pass on your companionship and love to an adopted dog that wants nothing more than to be by your side.


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With a focus on practical techniques, entrepreneurs learn how to stretch resources and thrive on lean budgets. The text focuses on bootstrapping techniques for a variety of ventures-from small, family-owned businesses to high-growth upstarts. While this book treats the subject of securing initial financing for the start-up venture, it also fully explores how entrepreneurs manage and sustain the business as it grows.
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Our last bet was a success! - Galatasaray beat AGF, and today we are going to find a bet from the 1st division in Denmark. Vejle Boldklub is up against Roskilde who beat Hobro 3-1 in the opener of the season.
There is no doubt that Vejle will be between the contendors to promote this season, but they will not start to get great results before 1/3 of the tournament is over. Vejle got a new owner, they were nearly bankrubt and a couple of weeks ago they had to cancel friendslies becuse they didn't have enough players.
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Then the Moldovian playboy came with a lot of money to the club, and now they have a completely new team. A lot of foreign players and a whole new set-up. These players nearly lost to the promoted team from Fremad Amager in the first match and they will also have troubles against Roskilde tonight.
We think the odds on Roskilde is way to high compared to how Vejle still isn't a "team".
Bet on Roskilde to win. odds 2.90 at bet365.


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Syriana is a complex story of how the oil industry stops the middle-east from developing and how the chaos of war helps keep it that way.
We follow several main characters; a CIA operative that begins to doubt the karma of what he's doing. An oil broker recovering from a tragedy who learns of the honorable ambitions of a local prince. A Washington lawyer pondering the ethics of a merger between two oil companies. Lastly, a pakistani teenager who becomes collateral damage for this merger.
If only more films today were as politically ambitious as Syriana, we'd have a healthier landscape for political discussion. Unfortunately, Syriana is messy, overly complex and hard to follow. While the story is fairly engaging, it should be possible for the film to communicate it's main themes and still be 45 minutes shorter.
Syriana is a good and fairly watchable movie, but ultimately it crumbles beneath it's own ambitions.


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Summer has come and so has vacation which means new game releases and new games to test out during the vacation...at least for me. The first game on my list would have to be the talk of the town - Overwatch. Unfortunately, I missed out on the beta version of this game when it was released but now the game has been out for a few weeks, it's been the talk of the town. Blizzard didn't just create an awesome video game but they made multiplayer more fun.
When I first heard of Overwatch, I was a bit hesitant about the game mainly because I'm the person to play more games first player shooter like Call of Duty or Destiny to RPGs to fighting- multi-player wasn't really my thing until now. Blizzard came up with beloved animated shorts to set you into the story of Overwatch and the player base keeps growing rapidly with its detailed maps and triumphant soundtrack. You're able to choose from 21 characters of whom are very distinctive in their own way. Instead of the generic military tough-guy character, Overwatch let's you choose from a cybernetic ninja Genji to the rollerblading Lucio, who heals fellows teammates with his awesome beats. No matter who you choose to play as, every character is designed for almost anyone's play style.
What I enjoy most about this game is that each character is divided into four categories: offense, defense, tank, and support. Which allows everyone to master each category if they wanted or they can master one category. This game is all tactic and strategy with the team you have. It also reminds me of League of Legends - with the open battle arenas and the every popular multiplayer. I also very much enjoy the graphics and just everything from it's range of characters to the diverse maps.
Overwatch does have a positive atmosphere to the game and it's rather fitting for the genre. If anyone remembers Starcraft from 1998 then you'll enjoy the backstory of Overwatch. The game sets us in Earth in a new world future, after the disbandment of the Overwatch, a team of an Avengers like team that fought in the war between humanity and machines. From the setting to the animated shorts, you can see that this is a world that Blizzard created just for the game.
It's always fun when you can have your friends join in on the game makes it more bearable than playing with a complete stranger. The game you more the more you put into it and if you're the sort to only play for an hour and a half then that's completely fine. I've only played for an hour against the computer and it was a joyous experience for me even it was my first time playing and used to the characters. Overwatch is overall, fast and fun and wins the heart of many - like myself- who aren't exactly fans of multiplayer combat.
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FSA, ISIS, and al-Nusra jihadists in Raqqah City are slaughtering Syrian soldiers as well as each other and as you can see here are filming their victories.
ISIS has claimed that they have seized a large Syrian military base on the outskirts of the city of Raqqa and have beheaded several captured soldiers.
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Assorted lot of whimsical and multicolor Christmas ornaments, decorations, ribbon and table top figures. Ornaments are made of plastic. Many figures are made of polyester and fabric. All items coordinate in color and design. There 6 different designs, 150 individual items. This lot includes the following items.
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Winter's first bite can prompt something of an overzealous reaction in some men – like piling on absolutely everything in their wardrobe, for example. We get it. It's cold. More clothes means more warmth, which means less chance of hating the British weather any more than you already do.
But just because the air temperature is dipping it doesn't mean your style has to as well (there are other ways to combat the cold than resigning yourself to wearing nothing but Jack Wolfskin for three months of the year). The answer lies in layering, in learning how to fine-tune the balance between fabric types, colours and weights to create looks that don't skimp on style for the sake of staying warm.
But since that takes time, here's the SparkNotes version. (You're welcome.)
Denim Jacket + Jacket
A denim jacket is built for winter. Both heat-retaining and durable, it's little wonder you'll still find this indigo hero in most men's wardrobes today, well over a century since it was invented.
But while the original heavyweight denim jacket has winter-beating bulk, lightweight styles come up trumps for versatility. By layering a fitted, lightweight denim jacket underneath a roomier jacket or coat, you'll produce a look that's furnace-warm and won't seem lacking once you lose the outer layer indoors.
Hoodie + Overcoat
Athleisure might have killed sartorial etiquette, but it's also saved your wallet. Thanks to the continued cotton loopback-ification of men's wardrobes, you can now wear an overcoat with so much more than just your Sunday best. (Which is good considering you'll probably still be paying for your coat 25 Sundays from now.)
Layering a low-key hoodie – made from good-quality cotton or merino wool, in a neutral shade like off-white, camel, grey, navy or black – underneath a tailored overcoat is one of the easiest ways to nail sports-luxe. Let your trousers have the final say: tailored joggers keep a look on the sports track, but a pair of slim-fit wool trousers dials up the luxury.
Zip-Up Top/Lightweight Gilet + Coat
Hoodies aren't the only gym essentials to have muscled their way into your day-to-day rotation – zip-up track tops and lightweight gilets are following suit. They're smarter, too, without a hood to wreak havoc on an otherwise clean-lined silhouette.
For warmth, opt for a light down gilet and layer with a coat that's more Scandi minimal than statement-making. If, on the other hand, you're prepared to sacrifice heat for ahead-of-the-game style, zip-up a track top underneath a classic or drop-shoulder overcoat.
Keep it minimal with a winter-friendly palette of grey, blue, black and earth tones, or get in on menswear's current 1970s vibe with a multi-coloured (and even striped) track top and a camel or bright overcoat.
Roll Neck + Suit
A suit is a suit is a suit. And other than choosing one in wool, there isn't much you can do to a two-piece to bolster its winter defences. Sure, you could spend a chunk on something cut from heavy tweed or flannel to help ward off the biting elements, but that'll make for a pretty steep cost-per-wear.
A smarter idea is thinking about what you can style your suit with to make it warmer. Swapping a shirt for a fine-gauge roll neck not only adds all-important insulation, but also lends your tailoring a louche elegance that a button-up shirt never could.
Mind the gauge though, anything too chunky won't sit well with tailoring's clean lines and close fit. Cashmere and merino styles are ideal.
Shirt + Crew Neck Jumper + Outerwear
Still think longline is something you need when fishing? Can't fathom the idea of wearing more than one jacket at once? Then stick to the layering basics.
It might seem like blithely stating the obvious but teaming a shirt with a crew neck jumper and a winter coat is smart, on so many levels. It's – most importantly – warm; it's practical (no reverse layering mastery needed here); and it's a layered look that still works when broken down into its constituent parts (you'll look just as smart in the shirt, or the shirt and the jumper, as the whole nine yards).
Plus, you can tweak it to taste. Stay old-school with a preppy pink shirt, oatmeal jumper and navy overcoat or take a modern tack with a micro-pattern shirt, graphic knit and parka.