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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With the actor direction of Jakob Ziemnicki, Henry H?bchen leads the cast of this feature film originally of Germany and Poland, with original script in German (with subtitles), whose premiere was scheduled for 2011. You can watch Polnische Ostern online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in German at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2011.
Rating: 5 by 101 users./
Runtime: 94 minutes
Henry Hübchen, Grazyna Szapolowska, Paraschiva Dragus, Adrian Topol, Barbara Wysocka, Violetta Grafin Tarnowska Bronner, Leonie Brandis, Doris Kunstmann, Lukasz Garlicki, Waldemar Cudzik, Sigo Heinisch, Waléra Kanischtscheff and Tomek Nowicki.
Drama, Comedy.
94-minute film (full movie) directed by Jakob Ziemnicki.
The original audio of Polnische Ostern has dialogues in or German, it was produced in Germany, Poland.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2011.
Screenplay written by Jakob Ziemnicki and Katrin Milhahn.
Benjamin Dernbecher.
Christoph Bicker, Beatrice Kramm and Steffi Ackermann.
This film was produced and / or financed by Polyphon Film-und Fernsehgesellschaft, DOKfilm Fernsehproduktion GmbH and Das Kleine Fernsehspiel (ZDF).
Composed by Dirk Dresselhaus.
Zorro Film.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Polnische Ostern has a duration of 94 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or German in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Today, as many of you will know, was a hot one. I don't know exactly how hot – one of those digital displays on an advert said 26 degrees this afternoon at about 3 – but it was, to borrow a phrase, JAM HOT.
Anxious about being couped up in our small heat-trapping flat on a day like this we headed out. On the way we said hello to our new neighbours, then hit the pavement. We headed North, to Tooting Bec common.
There were about a dozen football matches being played, all kids' games. We walked past a couple then found a nice corner spot where Stan could get a bit of shade and where I could watch the action. We chose really well. Turned out we were seeing Wandsworth Town U15A visiting Tooting U15, and it was a cracker. Within a few minutes Wandsworth's numer 11 had scored twice, one a pretty impressive strike from what seemed to be the edge of the area, the next a neat finish after being put clean through (he could run, that number 11). He wasn't the team's best player though.
We all like to pretend to be scouts in these situations but as the game went on the realisation grew that I was watching something pretty special. Tooting looked pretty hopeless but Wandsworth had some serious players. Their number 10, a skinny black boy with a nice forward lean as he ran and a deft touch in possession, patrolling the midfield but spending a lot of time up front, too, was an absolute joy to watch. His control of the game was phenomenal: he tried things (returned a clearance with a big dipping volley from miles out that dropped just wide), he just had "it". I was starting to think 'yeah, this kid could be a player' when something amazing happened.
A corner to Wandsworth. The ball's in the air. Not sure how, I wasn't paying that much attention (bad clearance?), but there it was and for some reason my eyes start to focus.
The ball's in the air still.
Sloooow motion, like Clint Dempsey's chip.
A player tries a scissor kick.
Not a falling volley.
A legit whiplash scissor kick.
The ball cracks into the net.
"Fucking hell," I say, out loud.
I know who scored it: that number 10. The hairs are standing up on the back of my head typing this.
Shit, I don't think I've seen a better goal. How many U15 players could do that? Vision, execution. Wow.
The game's getting out of control. Number 10 is substituted before half time, perhaps sparing the opposition from further humiliation.
At half time we get up to go, and I notice one of the kids by the goal making sure the net's properly taped up. That man again. I wheel Stanley over and we stop on the edge of the six yard box. "That you with the bicycle kick?" "Yep." "Fair play, that was a bit special." We walk back to Hade and head home. I still can't believe he did it. I bet he can't either.
Other interesting things: number 10 wasn't the only player subbed before half-time. One of the Tooting lads was brought off early on. His Dad was sitting near us and was quite reasonably furious. Your team's playing against some superstars from a bigger town and you take a player off before half time? T o compound the lunacy, at half-time I heard a different dad and the team manager talking about their defence playing too high a defensive line. "I didn't tell them to play that high" said the manager. Folks, you're playing much, much better players. Don't moan about a high defensive line. Don't humiliate 15 year olds by substituting them, either. People….
The sublime and the ridiculous. I don't know who the Wandsworth number 10 was, but I feel like telling Fulham about him. The chances of them not being aware of the better U15 players within a couple of miles are surely next to nothing, but you never know. That goal. I bet he's still replaying it in his mind now. I would be. I am.
So anyway, tomorrow we get to see Fulham play QPR and it's going to be great, but man, I saw the best football on Tooting Bec common.

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Take A Look At These Stock Market Tipsposted on 03 Dec 2012 05:34 by joshuastanton711
So here you are, searching for as much info about Market Mastery as you can find, and you have come to a decent place to get started.
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While most people know someone who has become rich by investing in the stock market, most people also know someone who has been made bankrupt by the stock market. The challenge is understanding which investments are worth taking a risk on, and which ones could rob you of your investment. The best way to tilt the odds in your favor is to do your research and educate yourself; reviewing the suggestions below makes an excellent way to start.
On average, good stock portfolios return about 8 percent, while great portfolios could return from 15 to 20 profit. There are always a few stock picks that can bring in even more. It can be difficult to select investments, but if you diversify your portfolio and stay up to date on market conditions, you stand a good chance of achieving success.
Don't invest funds you can't afford to lose. Of course, this is especially important when making high-risk investments. You should be aware of the chance that you could have a total loss, even if the investment is long-term and safe. Keep money needed to pay bills in a brick-and-mortar bank rather than the stock market.
You should always keep track of the dividends that the companies represented in your stock portfolio pay out. If you are an established investor, following the dividend can keep you informed of how solid the dividends are for your goals. Companies with large profits typically either reinvest those profits back into their business or divvy it out to their shareholders in the form of dividends. It is important to know that the annual shareholder dividends divided by purchase price equals a dividend's yield.
Consider educating yourself when it comes to accounting and money. While you certainly don't need an accounting degree, taking a few classes in basic principals can't hurt. You will learn about the system used to score the stock market, allowing you to make smarter choices. Successful investors like Warren Buffet advocate this education-centered approach. Given his numerous successes, his advice bears repeating!
Although there is nothing wrong with being passionate with regard to the stock market, take care that it does not rule your life. An obsession in anything, including the stock market, can seriously hurt your personal relationships and can result in mistakes if you stay up for all hours.
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On May 3, we lose the Feast Inventionis Sanctae Crucis, double of the Second Class. It was a beautiful opportunity to contemplate the Cross suffused with rays of Easter, Resurrection, rejoicing. (The Easter Commemoratio de Cruce, added often at the end of Lauds and Vesppers, served the same admirable purpose.) Of course, May 3 is the Novus Ordo date for SS Philip and James, the Dedication Festival of their Church; its ejection from May 1 by Pius XII to May 11 seems to me particularly deplorable. I was a bit depressed by the failure of the Ordinariate Calendar to rectify this disaster; but there is a legal way round this in the Ordinariate: say a votive of Pip and Jim on May 1!
Both of these feasts were Days of Devotion (Holy Days which had been demoted from "Obligation to go to Mass" to "You are most strongly urged to go to Mass"), and were still days on which Parish Priests were obliged applicare Missam pro populo. The ease with which, from the middle of the twentieth century, quite highly ranking festivals were dumped or shifted around from day to day at the ephemeral whimsy of transient Pontiffs, or rather, their liturgical 'experts', seems to me an early indication of that arbitrary approach of papal liturgists to Tradition to which we rightly apply terms like Rupture and against which Benedict XVI complained.
Pip and Jim, of course, went on their travels in 1956, after Pius XII, or one of his advisers, had the bright idea of snitching May 1 from the Marxists by making it the Solemnity of S Joseph the Workman ('Opifex' ... 'Craftsman'?). The ploy never worked, not least because the US of A kept Labour Day on quite a different date. In any case, I rather liked putting on blood-red vestments on the Workers' Day and commemorating the Apostle who, in his Prayer Book Epistle, did make some remarks about the Unrighteous Rich which surpass anything Marx and Engels said. So, for most of the Latin Church, the Workman on May 1 as a major celebration lasted little more than a decade.
And when S Joseph was frogmarched to May 1, his solemnity on the Wednesday after Easter II was abolished ... a Double of the First Class with an Octave reduced to zilch, just like that. It had been extended (from the Carmelites) to the entire Church by Blessed Pius IX in 1847 ... the eve of the Year of Revolutions (you recall that we also owe to him the Feast of the Precious Blood) ... and was moved from the Third Sunday after Easter to the preceding Wednesday by Pius X. Frankly, I rather like the propers for that feast, with their emphasis on S Joseph's ancestry and the suggestion that his sexual continence is typified by his namesake's rejection of Mrs Potiphar's bed. That the 'Workman' was pure, temporary, faddery ... what our Holy father would call a modo ... is demonstrated by his demotion to an Optional Memorial in the post-Conciliar rite.
Incidentally, younger readers should make a note that - as Wise Virgins who keep Cheney by their computers will already have spotted - in 2047, 2058, and 2069, the Wednesday after Easter II will fall ... on May 1! Annos valde Iosephinos! Episcopal Conferences, as they feverishly read this blog, might like to remember that they have the competence to move, for the Novus Ordo, S Joseph from March 19 to a date permanently outside Lent ... they could select the Wednesday after Easter II!
S John before the Latin Gate, and S Michael, May 8, will follow in a day or two.
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text: Joined two friends at Cafe Benelux last week. The night was lovely, the rooftop terrace was hopping and quite a wonderful environment. We ordered wine and chatted for a bit and then ordered dinner. I ordered the fish entree served over mashed cauliflower and served with veggies. Friend ordered mussels as her entree with some fries, third friend ordered sliders along with sweet potato fries. When the food finally came it was clear that it had been waiting a while to be served. The fries were all cold, the cauliflower under my fish was refrigerator cold and actually had me reviewing the menu to see if I had misread the dish description. The mussels were pretty tasteless. I also ordered a malbec by the glass. The one that was on the menu was not available for some reason. So, I saw another one that they had by the bottle. It was listed as a 40 dollar bottle so I figured that they might open one and sell me a glass for the $9.50 that they were selling the other malbec for but they refused. Not saying that they had any obligation to sell it to me but it seems odd that they would not substitute that given the fact that four glasses of that would have given them the same profit that selling the bottle would have and I am guessing that other customers would have appreciated the substitution. In any event, wound up sending the food back to be recooked and when it arrived it was fine. But, then we ordered coffee and dessert. The coffee did not arrive for 20 minutes and the crepe finally arrived about 10 minutes later. It was placed on the table without any utensils or plates even though it was clear that three of us were sharing it.......... When we finally got the attention of our server (who was very sweet and nice, by the way), she seemed surprised to find that we were served without any way to eat it. The manager came over and apologized for the debacle and took a significant amount of money off the bill. So, they did do something to try to make it up to us. But, I am wondering whether anyone has had a positive experience with the food. My take is that it is great for drinks and the atmosphere but drink up and eat elsewhere. Thoughts?


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The choir will be performing TOMORROW, Friday, February 21 on the television program "Creadores Universitarios", which is broadcast from 7:00-7:30pm (Mexico time = Central Time Zone) on FOROtv (Channel 4 or 104 for cable).
It looks like it will probably be posted on the web site (http://noticieros.televisa.com/foro-tv-creadores-universitarios/#) as well, though I'm not sure if it will be broadcast live or posted afterward.
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Like many of you, I was reading Problogger even before I started blogging.
Darren Rowse has become one of the biggest names in blogging and continues to attract readers by the thousands. As a professional blogger, he's done it all, including co-authoring a book titled: ProBlogger: Secrets Blogging Your Way to a Six-Figure Income.
With that being said, it's an honor to have Darren be part of my A.S.K. (Answers Sharing Knowledge) series. We begin with an answer that undoubtedly explains why he and Problogger have been so successful.
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You've been blogging since 2002, have gained enormous success and notoriety, and boast a subscriber count of 50900+. What techniques worked best to increase the readership of your blog?
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There are so many things that come together to increase readership – let me list a few:
• Engaging, unique and useful content – without writing something useful your blog will never attract anyone.
• Building a sense of anticipation – people will subscribe to a blog that they feel will give them something useful information in the future.
• Community – building something that people have a sense of belonging to is very powerful.
• Blogging with Emotion and Opinion – most blogs just repeat what everyone else is writing about but when you add opinion and emotion to your writing people will be drawn in and stimulated to add their own opinion.
• Prolific writing over the long term – blogs take time to build up.
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Thank you Darren for taking time out of your busy schedule to share your answer.
As Darren stated, it's not just one thing that helps to increase our readership, but a combination of factors.
Todays Assignment
Based on Darren's answer, will what he said affect how you blog in the future?
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The weather outside is frightful, but the food inside should be delightful! Thanks to Minute® Rice, I'm sharing my go to comfort dish, Fried Rice, to keep the snowy chills away.
During the hectic holiday season, it's so easy to fall into the trap of eating out. While this not only doesn't help your waistline, it can also kill your holiday budget. Instead, make your favorite comfort dishes that you get for take out at home.
One of our favorite take outs is Chinese food. Everyone has their favorite but we always order a large portion of Fried Rice. Fried Rice is super easy to make at home and can be thrown together in about 15 minutes.
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There are some tricks when making fried rice at home that I have learned through trial and error.
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Processor Counter Monitor (PCM) is an application programming interface (API)
and a set of tools based on the API to monitor performance and energy metrics
of Intel(r) Core(tm), Xeon(r) and Atom(tm) processors.
This requires the 'cpuctl' module to be loaded.
WWW: https://github.com/opcm/pcm
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/sysutils/intel-pcm/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install intel-pcm
cd /usr/ports/sysutils/intel-pcm/ && make install clean
pkg install intel-pcm
PKGNAME: intel-pcm
ONLY_FOR_ARCHS: i386 amd64
SHA256 (opcm-pcm-201710_GH0.tar.gz) = 772c7b6310ba9c89931ff6108cc71fa0cbe20540ab6a53503f5f61594c9f661d
SIZE (opcm-pcm-201710_GH0.tar.gz) = 1103994
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sysutils/intel-pcm: update to 2.11.1
- move to official github project
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- add license file
- drop use of compiler:c1++11-lib, no longer needed
- remove patch for pci.cpp, no longer needed
- update pkg-descr with text from new website
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http://github.com redirects to https://github.com, spare everyone a redirect.
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These aren't needed anymore, and should have been deleted with the
last import.
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This doesn't build on FreeBSD 9.x, so don't bother trying.
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Update to PCM 2.11.
Regenerate the .tar.gz file without ^M for real this time.
Update the checksum. Update the PORTREVISION like I should
have done in the last iteration.
Simplify now that we don't need dos2unix.
Move to using tar.gz. The zip file has too much variation with line
endings, so avoid that problem by extracting it, using Unix line
endings and putting that up. Since we have to provide a dist file
anyway, seems like the prudent thing to do.
Fix "make patch" and plist
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Update to Intel PCM v2.10
Fix a typo in the origin URL (mine.)
- Fix build on 9.x
- While here, don't set flags which are not used
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Update to 2.8.
Add a seat-belt safety check to make sure that cpuctl is loaded before
using it. Otherwise, we can divide by zero with a semaphore held and
it takes extraordinary measures to reset the semaphore...
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Move to using a cached copy of Intel's zip file, per their request. Pull
in the fix from git to make cpucounters.cpp compile.
* Remove MASTER_SITE, not needed with USE_GITHUB
* Doesn't compile with gcc 4.2.
Pet portlint, and correct distinfo.
Fix address capitalisation.
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Add a port for my github mirror + freebsd fixes for the intel
performance counter monitoring (PCM) toolkit.
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This essay was written for the exhibition "Red Thread: Visible and Invisible" held at the Art Museum of the University of Memphis in the fall of 2005.
The invisible red thread, a filament of life and destiny, according to a Chinese legend, links those who will meet. The exhibition, Red Thread: Visible and Invisible, which includes the product of the community-based Red Thread Project, encompasses in Lindsay Obermeyer's knitted sculpture, intimate and social themes.
At one level, Obermeyer's work addresses personal subjects in a medium associated with women's hearthside handiwork. Knitted in mohair and resembling a sumptuous boutique inventory, her fuzzy sweaters, mainly in jewel tones of red, pink, peach, purple, russet and white, suggest a multi-ethnic assembly of mommies engaged in conversation about parenting: about wonder, delight and love, about identity confusion, about separation anxiety, about holding and letting go. Obermeyer's red thread need not be knitted in red yarn or knitted at all; the umbilical cord, the thread of life, is evident. In several works, a knitted cable physically connects large and small sweaters, sweaters and caps, sweaters and mittens, but the nurturing link is clearly implied in pieces with arms stretched to surreal extension in gestures of reaching, embrace, protection or loss, breasts bulging earthward in ceaseless sustenance, arms and shoulders "weighed down" by dense orbs of responsibility, hands vanished in the connected sleeves of parent and child sweaters.
The social unit expands from the intimate hierarchy of parent and child to small assemblies of peers in two closed circles of sweaters with linking arms. One, a ring-around-the-rosy of child-sized sweater bodies, celebrates play groups/peer groups, the first step in the formation of associations beyond parental bonds. Another ring of mommy-sized sweaters acknowledges the community of parents helping each other struggle with identity and independence in the relationship with their children.
In all of these works, the hand-knitted sweater is a representation of the contemporary human figure. Clothing, a kind of second skin, takes the form of the body part it is intended to cover and employs material appropriate to the function to be served-coverage, warmth, decoration, presentation, ritual, expression of status or self-regard. These sweaters, unadorned but luxuriously colored and highly tactile, evoke bodies that are warm and comforting yet fragile, sensual but not erotic. The relationship of the sweaters to living bodies, however, is sufficiently distanced that distortion of the arms or the exposure on the exterior of intimate or interior features-breasts, umbilical cords-is more amusing than shocking, and the anatomical manipulations are as humorously self- mocking as they are expressions of anxieties.
Two body parts, the hands, are active even if absent in Obermeyer's works. The generative performance of knitting, the homely, repetitive gesture of a hand looping yarn over one needle and the other hand pulling it onto a growing row of stitches, emphasizes the patient labor required to sustain children, ourselves and our places in the world. Displayed on matching hangers, the sweaters seem responsive, not only to each other, but to visitors, whose urge to touch the furry softness brings them close enough to create air currents that flutter the filaments and subtly move the sculptures. The conversation among the works invites everyone's participation; as we are all children and most of us parents or potential parents, the knitted bodies engage us to consider these intimate and universal experiences.
Textile metaphors frequent the language of community, and the interlocking structure of knitting is, perhaps, more apt than others. Interdependency is as necessary a characteristic of the loops of sweaters as it is of societies' members. The Red Thread Project, Lindsay Obermeyer's participatory art work and performance piece in Memphis, is a practical, as well as metaphorical, exercise in community.
During the spring and summer before her exhibition, Obermeyer traveled to Memphis several times to initiate the project, which consisted of eliciting volunteers to knit hats that would be given to charities for distribution to people in need of warm winter clothing. Thanks in part to the recent explosion in the popularity of knitting, the emergence of new knit shops and knitting groups and a media interest in the craft, the response to Obermeyer's invitation was enthusiastic. She visited shops, guilds, elementary schools, senior centers and University of Memphis students. AMUM provided knitting frames for the littlest knitters, knit shops donated yarn and Obermeyer trained volunteers throughout the city in the basic techniques of making hats. Most of these hats were destined for the Love Caps program of the Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association (MIFA). As the survivor of a rare childhood cancer, the artist was particularly interested in involving children in treatment at St. Jude Hospital for Children. Parents and siblings at Ronald McDonald House, a temporary residence for families of the sick children, also participated in the project, making hats for young cancer patients.
The original goal for the Red Thread Project was to collect 250 hats, which seemed in advance like an over optimistic expectation. In fact, over 500 Memphians (and some visitors) produced and donated hats of amazing variety and hues, including sophisticated, boutique-worthy chapeaux, hilariously sculptural artworks and a great many colorful and warm head covers. The hats were collected at participating knit shops and organizations and then at AMUM, where they were connected to each other by cords knitted of, you guessed it, red yarn, in a linear assembly more than a quarter mile long. On a brilliant Saturday morning in October, 260 volunteer knitters of all ages, their friends and families and anyone else who wanted to join the fun, including at least two dogs, donned the hats in the University of Memphis' library plaza to take part in a choreographed performance piece-a celebration of community. A videotape of this amazing spectacle was displayed as part of the exhibition, and the 500 plus colorful hats on the Red Thread covered an enormous wall at the entrance to AMUM. On the Monday before Thanksgiving, the hats were separated and given for distribution to Ronald McDonald House and MIFA.
Red Thread Visible and Invisible addresses human relationships on a social scale from intimate to urban. Knitting, the patient action of a pair of hands guided by thoughtfulness and care toward the production of a tangible garment, is a potent metaphor for the process of creating families and communities. Lindsay Obermeyer's two hands made the beautiful and eloquent sweater sculptures in the exhibition, and 1,000 or more hands made the hats that will adorn and protect many heads. The Chinese legend of the Red Thread inspired the tangible red thread that united the hats of the Red Thread Project and the invisible thread that brought together 500 Memphians in a common purpose.
Leslie Luebbers, Ph.D.
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Terry – Who can remember the 'toffee made with butter' man? He must have shouted out that phrase a thousand times a day. Its a wonder he had any voice left.
Back Stoke Street Rochdale, photo from Harold Howarth
Back Stoke Street Rochdale, near Crawford Street. Photo taken mid 70s
Ainsworth Street Rochdale, photo from Harold Howarth
Ainsworth Street in Rochdale, Thomas Robinsons' in the background. Photo taken, 18th of March 1976
Rochdale Aluminium Bronze Foundry Company, photo from Harold Howarth
Rochdale Aluminium Bronze Foundry Company was situated at 51 Ashworth Street, Spotland Road, Rochdale. Photo taken 9th August 1979.
Valley Mill Ashfield Valley, photo by Harold Howarth
Valley Mill Ashfield Valley, showing the rear of the mill and The Gale Inn, near the site of the Sandbook Complex (B&Q). Photo taken on the 1st of April 1986
Butterworth Hall Mill Butterworth Hall Mill, photo by Chris Jepson-Brown Butterworth Hall Mill, Milnrow, photo taken July 1999. Sheila Morris Used to take old newspapers there amd they gave you money for them when I was a child 13 May at 09:30 Nigel Clifton Howard I used to go fishing in the lodge behind during…
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New Barn Lane Rochdale, showing Valley Mill and Ashfield Valley Flats behind. Photo taken 20th April 1976
Highams Mill Demolition, photo by Harold Howarth
Highams Mill Demolition, Silk Street Sudden. The site of Tesco today, photo taken July 1969
Lonsdale House John Street Rochdale, photo by Harold Howarth
Lonsdale House John Street and Entwistle Road Junction,Rochdale taken April 1984
Lonsdale House Government Offices, photo from Harold Howarth
Lonsdale House Government Offices for Rochdale, Tax Office, District Valuers etc taken April 1984 prior to demolition.
Lonsdale House, photo from Harold Howarth
Lonsdale House in April 1984, the junction of Entwistle Road and John Street with the River Roch bottom left.
St Mary's Gate Spotland Road Junction, photo by Harold Howarth
St Mary's Gate Spotland Road Junction showing the end of Hunters Lane, taken September 1983


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Thats great! I wish I had her room already done. I have a few things I can reuse from when Jeremy was little but not much. I'm excited to start decorating! Are you having a baby shower? Dh thinks I should wait till after the shower but thats going to be in the end on may, way to long to wait. Lol.
I hope you dont have preclampsia again. I dont know much about it but I know its very scary! Are you going to your ob every two weeks now?
I have my next appt. on the 22nd and I'm hoping it'll be every two weeks after that. I'm starting to get a rash on my arms and thighs...its not to itchy yet but it is spreading. I think its hormonal and hoping its not the PUPPS rash again. That was awful with my 1st pregnancy.
Do you think your going to have her early or on her due date? My son was 2weeks early, so I'm thinking she'll be the same too.
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Primate Release Research in Kasungu National Park
This project works to release any animal possible and, although notoriously challenging, primate releases are amongst the most exciting. You can assist with any aspect of the fieldwork!
Malawi is a unique county with remnant populations of primates, carnivores and bats in each national park with very little conservation research. There is a wealth of knowledge to be learnt from this small country and with very few projects available here, you'll be working on ground-breaking developments in the research world.
This project works to release any animal possible and, although notoriously challenging, primate releases are amongst the most exciting. The primate release project is currently operating out of Kasungu National Park where a troop of yellow baboons was released in January 2013, a troop of vervet monkeys in January 2014 and a second troop of yellow baboons in 2015. Primates are complex animals with sensitive social structures and therefore the entire troop was monitored very carefully for months prior to their release to assess their suitability.
- Radio telemetry & GPS tracking
- Behavioural observations
- Lab based work such as data collection and data entry
- Learning about the surrounding plant and animal ecology
- Gaining field experience with an expert team
- Troop identification
- Habitat assessments
- Field transects
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Kasungu National Park is home to the primate and carnivore programmes. It is a stunning setting with elephants, antelope, monkeys, zebra, buffalo and carnivores such as leopards and hyaenas. The camp is located at Lifupa Campsite, on the banks of the Lifupa Dam. It is rustic but very comfortable with canvas safari tents, equipped with beds, mattresses, linen, and solar power. Showers and toilets are located nearby. Volunteers share a large tent which can sleep up to four people, or smaller private tents may be available on request. Elephants regularly stop into camp to say hello and they can often be seen taking a dip in the dam.
As this placement is research based we are looking for volunteers that have completed an undergraduate degree in a related subject, understand the fundamentals of field research, be in good physical fitness and have a keen willingness to learn.
What is included?
Airport transfers upon arrival and departure, all meals (3 per day), visa for first 30 days, all accommodation, project related travel, local SIM card, t-shirt, introduction and research training pack, comprehensive safety training upon arrival, and a donation towards the project.
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Travel and medical insurance, flights, internet, excursions and personal expenditure, visa extensions beyond 30 days (approximately £20 per 30 day extension), vaccination, personal equipment and batteries, meals, accommodation, accommodation and travel beyond placement.
The costs of volunteering varies according to the length of your stay. A minimum stay of 2 weeks is required. You can stay up to 10 weeks, with longer placements available subject to availability. Extensions can be made once in country, also subject to availability.
Please note that there are additional costs for accommodation upgrades such as private tents.
2 weeks: £670
3 weeks: £1010
4 weeks: £1340
5 weeks: £1660
6 weeks: £1970
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As of late, it seems like actress and mother-to-be Jessica Alba has been practically everywhere in the news and on TV. Home girl had a busy schedule last week in order to promote her new supernatural thriller, "The Eye".
And while we're not that interested in Jessica's movies, we rather decided to take a closer look on what she was wearing these days. Certainly NOT maternity wear, that's for sure.
January 10, 2008 – "Glamour Magazine V-Day Luncheon", Los Angeles
Jessica was literally glowing with happiness when she attended the 10th anniversary of the V-Day with fiancé and baby daddy Cash Warren. Jessica was wearing a sweet pink printed Christian Dior Resort 2008 chiffon dress, a lovely clutch and adorable pink peep-toe shoes.
I wonder if Jessica decided to go with the dress because of its floating nature to hide her baby bump?
January 26, 2008 – "G'Day USA: Australia Day 2008 Black Tie Gala Dinner", New York
At the Australia Day 2008 Black Tie Gala Dinner, Jessica was simply beautiful sporting a bi-colored one-shouldered floor-length gown from the Gucci Spring 2008 collection and a black mini clutch.
Love, love, love the updo.
January 28, 2008 – "The Late Show with David Letterman", New York
At the David Letterman late night show, Jessica was all glammed up in a racy fire-red Dior dress. She paired her look with classic pearl earrings, opaque tights and black pumps.
Again, I especially love her hair here. The sleek retro waves look damn fine!
January 29, 2008 – "MTV Total Request Live", New York
While being in NYC, Jessica managed to stop by at MTV's Total Request Live where she was working a cute coffee brown beaded off-the-shoulder pocket dress from Gold Hawk with opaque tights and black patent Mary Janes.
January 31, 2008 – "The Eye Premiere", Los Angeles
At the L.A. premiere of her latest flick, Jessica decided to show off some cleavage in a midnight blue dress from the Narciso Rodriguez Pre-Fall 2008 collection. She paired her ensemble with opaque tights and black satin pumps. Again.
While I find the dress and color too boring on Jessica, I think she still pulls it off quite nicely. Pregnancy is doing a lot for Jessie.
Jessica was doing it quite right lately. She kicked off 2008 in some beautiful dresses (e.g. the black and yellow Gucci dress). Seems like pregnancy is positively influencing Jessica's fashion choices. Well, except for the opaque tights + black pumps look which I am so tired of seeing on Jessica. Time to show off your pins, girl!
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The Thin Red Line | 1998
Soldiers contemplate life while invading Guadalcanal during WWII.
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A World War II tale which focuses on a squad of American troops battling against the Japanese during the hellish battle of Guadalcanal Island. Witt has gone AWOL and considers the contrast between the peace of the islanders and the chaos brought by war. Meanwhile, the troops are led by two men: Tall, who is eager for the danger of battle, and Staros, who is more concerned with protecting his men. As they fight over strategy, the men have different reactions to the war: Bell thinks only of his wife, Gaff is intelligent but no more able to deal with war than the bullish Doll. As they attack a Japanese stronghold, the randomness of life and death in wartime is made clear.


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Now Birds Eye has become the latest company to be entangled in the horsemeat scandal, after 2per cent horse DNA was found in its chilli con carne product in Belgium. Following the discovery in Europe, the firm has withdrawn ready meals from sale as a precaution.
The beef ready meals which have been taken off the shelves in the UK and Ireland include a type of Spaghetti Bolognese, Shepherd's Pie as well as Beef Lasagne.
Birds Eye has said that the situation is not a food safety issue but that it is "unacceptable".
A spokesperson commented on the situation, saying: "We want to reassure you from the testing we have completed that all Birds Eye beef burgers, beef pies and beef platters do not contain horse DNA."
In a statement the group added: "We want to apologise to consumers and reassure them that we will keep them fully informed and that we are taking action to deal with this issue."
An apology from the company was also published on the Birds Eye website. It read: "The withdrawn products will not be replaced on supermarkets shelves until we have finished our investigations and have complete confidence in this supplier."
Any anyone who has bought the above meals will be entitled to a refund Birds Eye has confirmed.
This comes one month on from horsemeat being found in beefburgers. As a result, many frozen beefburgers were removed from shelves in the UK and Ireland. Horsemeat was also found in a type of lasagne meal linked to the company Findus', as well as Nestle having to remove products from sale in Italy and Spain earlier this week.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA), who wanted to increase the number of tests being carried out with regards to certain beef products, is awaiting test results.
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It depends on the cause of the problem.
Many times this occurs because the latch no longer lines up correctly with the strikeplate on the door jamb. (The hinges can sag, or the house can settle a bit, pulling the jamb just out of line, etc.) If so, then the parts need to be realigned.
Some storm doors have adjustments, but many times the problem can be solved by shimming one of the hinges. (A shim is a thin piece of wood; it can be placed underneath a hinge, raising it slightly.) Alternately, the strikeplate can sometimes be raised or lowered just a bit.
You can see photos of some of the parts mentioned in my Hub on replacing a door (which is another possible fix!)
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Environmental Almanac: A love of wildlife — even snakes
Thanks to a friend who's more observant than I, I recently discovered a new species of reptile in my own backyard. It was a plains garter snake, known by scientists as Thamnophis radix.
I should clarify by saying I mean the plains garter snake was "new" to me, not new to science or the wider world.
I should also add that it's not the case I had never seen a plains garter snake before, or even picked one up — just that I had never recognized one as something other than a common garter snake, which is the kind of garter snake I was familiar with where I grew up in suburban Cincinnati, Ohio.
Common garter snakes belong to the same genus as plains garters, Thamnophis, but they are recognized by scientists as a separate species, named sirtalis.
Most people wouldn't notice the difference between a plains garter snake and a common garter snake at first glance, but with a decent photograph, the field marks that distinguish them are easy enough to pick out.
The plains garter usually has wider black bars on the margins of its labial scales than the common garter, and its mid-back stripe tends toward orange-yellow, whereas the one on the common garter lacks the orange tinge.
The most certain difference between them, though, is the position of the light-colored lateral stripe on the side. On the common garter it occurs on the second and third row of scales (counting up from the wide belly scales), and on the plains garter it occurs on the third and fourth.
Understanding that I had not properly identified the snakes in my backyard at home prompted me to look back at photos I've taken this year of the garter snakes that inhabit one of my other backyards, the landscaping along the Boneyard Creek on the UI campus.
Sure enough, they're plains garter snakes too.
To most of the world, I suppose distinguishing between plains and common garter snakes is about as important distinguishing between different sorts of bats or spiders — as long as they can be avoided, who cares?
As for the other animals with which they share habitat, there's not much difference between plains and common garters either. Like all other snakes, both are carnivores and eat just about any creature they can catch and swallow.
Depending on their size and where they live, this may include earthworms, slugs and other invertebrates, as well as small amphibians, birds or fish. Both also serve as a source of food for the same variety of predators — birds of prey, midsize mammals and other snakes.
My interest in knowing the difference between various species of garter snakes is rooted partly in my habit of (obsession with?) "collecting" animals and plants by photographing them; being able to identify more species means being able to collect more.
Of course this raises the question, "Why collect plants and animals in the first place?" The un-fancy answer to that is "because." To me, there's nothing more interesting. (The existence of zoos and museums and nature centers and private collections affirms I'm in reasonably good company here.)
The fancier way to characterize this impulse would be to call it an expression of "biophilia," defined by the great scientist and naturalist E.O. Wilson in his 1984 book of that name as "the innate tendency to focus on life and lifelike processes."
For Wilson and others who have pursued the implications of the "biophilia hypothesis," our "love of life" (biophilia translated literally) is key to our survival as a species and healthy development as individuals.
Does your love of life extend to snakes? When I told her about the topic of this column, my spouse suggested I also write about creating snake habitat in your yard. Maybe I'll come back to that in the future, but for now, let me just emphasize there's no reason to fear (or harm) any of the snakes commonly found in central Illinois. They pose no threat to people and often do us good by helping to control rodent populations.
A few more garter snake facts:
During winter, garter snakes hibernate in underground cavities in groups. But they tolerate cold better than most other reptiles and may even come out to bask in the sun on warm days in winter.
While garter snakes pose no threat to people, they do produce tiny amounts of a mild venom that can help subdue prey — just enough to slow down a frog, for example.
Common garter snakes tend to be feisty when handled, but plains garter snakes often don't mind being picked up by people.
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Louise Wilson appointed as a Trustee of Historic Royal Palaces
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The Culture Secretary has appointed M. Louise Wilson FRSA as a Trustee of Historic Royal Palaces for the three years to 11 June 2016.
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Boyce as a boys' name is pronounced boyce. It is of Old French origin, and the meaning of Boyce is "forest".
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Boyce reached its highest rank of #575 in the U.S. in the 1930s, but is not in the list at the moment. (TOP 2000 NAMES, 2015)
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Boyce is alike in pronunciation to Boas, Boase and Boaz. Other recommended sound-alike names are Bayne, Bodie▲, Boe, Bogie, Boine, Boone▲, Boote, Borne, Bowie, Boyd▼, Boyde, Boyn, Boyne, Brice, Bruce▼, Bryce▲, Brycen▲, Brye, Bryse, Cayce, Cloyce, Dyce, Hoyce, Jayce▲, Payce, Ponce, Pryce, Rayce, Roice, Royce▲ and Tyce. These names tend to be less commonly used than Boyce.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Behaviour for Learning
Freebrough Academy Values
At Freebrough Academy we encourage all members of the school community to live by their values and to be 'Daring Greatly' learners.
To find out more about our values please see our 'Freebrough Academy Values' webpage.
Learning Ladder
The Academy uses a learning ladder to reward and issue consequences to the students. You will find a copy of this in each classroom close to the board.
We reward students for exceptional behaviour using the R1-4 on the ladder and equally use C1-4 for students not following expectations.
Expert Learners
Students who regularly exceed our expectations in a wide range of categories including attendance, punctuality, attitude to learning, participation in extra curricular activities and living the Freebrough Values may be awarded Expert Learner status. They are given a pin badge to wear on their blazer and are eligible for a range of rewards and privileges.
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You've got an SQL server or servers with critical data on it.
It's frequently being used, and you know if it were to crash, anything more than five minutes of data loss would be unacceptable.
In comes SQL Continuous. Not only does it empower you to easily achieve an RPO of five minutes, it lets you remotely backup and restore your SQL Servers.
It's full of useful functionality from granular restores to total Hyper-V support.
If you want to consistently protect your SQL Servers and minimize your RPOs, then the SQL Continuous add-on is for you.
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My box arrived last month and I couldn't have been happier with the selection I received! It was like they really spent the time to think about what I would want and like.
So those maternity skinny jeans that I kept are absolutely amazing…they are honestly the best fitting, most comfortable pair of maternity jeans that I have ever had on my body. This is my 4th pregnancy, so don't take that statement lightly! These jeans are seriously the crème de la crème of maternity jeans. Once you put them on, you'll feel the difference.
See the full post from The Fashionable Housewife.
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Stitch Fix Review by Janice: I'm very thankful for Stitch Fix
I just had my two-year anniversary with Stitch Fix. Awe. I have been liking my fixes more and more. Some spring-into-summer trends I'm digging include Indigo Blues and Bohemian. This fix hit those both on the head. I'm very thankful for Stitch Fix and how it has helped me in the last two years feel stylish and put together without a whole lot of effort.
I was very hesitant on these but once I put them on I fell in love. The high waist, the cut and the hem details.
See the full post from Mom, Life, and Style.
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Stitch Fix Review by Jill: They fit like a glove
I enjoy shopping so while I've always been curious about Stitch Fix, I didn't think it would be for me because it would take away from something I like to do. Still, I do like the element of surprise of what you get in your box so I thought I'd give it a try!
Next up are these Mavi skinny jeans. They fit like a glove, are the perfect length and have a stretch to them so it almost feels like you are wearing leggings. I didn't have any dark wash jeans so these were a keeper.
See the full post from Doused in Pink.
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EVAN is 15
Russian heating equipment manufacturer EVAN has recently celebrated its 15th anniversary. the company is one of the leaders of the engineering market, offers and effectively promotes wide assortment of heating equipment. Every year the company enlarges its product variety with popular demanded series. Now EVAN occupies 40% of the Russian electric boilers market. More than 5000 retailers from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad offer EVAN devices. There 94 authorized service centres all over Russia. Annual production capacity growth makes 30%, sales volumes have grown by 26 times for the past 10 years.
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- Cars
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- Hyundai Xcent
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User review on Hyundai Xcent written by Vinod (Guest) on 19 June 2015
Vinod (Guest)'s review on Hyundai Xcent S 1.2 (O)
Year of Manufacture : 2014 | Driven no. of Kms. : 11000
- Pros: Influencers : Best looks in sub 4m sedan,unmatched feature list, decent interiors and roomy, spacious boot, competitive price -- overal value for money.
- Cons: Feel slightly underpowered, floor mats are papery, especially dangerous on driver's foot, entangles now and then. Hyundai could put a firmer mat especially for the driver, atleast.
Driven in city and highways : In city its is okay with a mileage of 14-15 kmpl without AC. It is manueverable and drives swiftly in traffic. On highways, its a breeze...cruized upto150 kmph without any vibrations. Quite stable at 110-120 kmph. Stopping power is also appreciable, because of ABS. On highways, it gave a mileage of 19 kmpl with AC on. Feel safe.
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The Oculus Rift: Part 1, Unboxing
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First, A Joke A Thief, a Tourist, and a Barbarian walk into a bar. The bartender randomizes the drinks, two of them are booby-trapped. The Continue Reading
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Obviously, you bought your Transit Connect because you understood you would be getting horsepower and value both rolled up into one vehicle. When your Ford Transit Connect was born, it was destined for a driver who values American engineering in their automobile. While it's not hard to find replacement parts for Ford vehicles, these days the necessity for nothing but the highest quality are required to fix your car or truck. Your Ford dealership isn't the only place to locate genuine or original equipment quality repair parts to fix your Transit Connect.
Keeping your engine clean and dirt-free both looks good and will prolong the life of the components under the hood. Ford Transit Connect valve cover gaskets keep oil that would normally lubricate the camshaft, rocker arms, and lifters inside the valve train rather than all over the rest of the engine. This means that the timing components on top of the cylinder head will last longer thanks to your valve cover gaskets. The valve cover gaskets on your Ford Transit Connect engine are made of materials that can withstand high temperatures for years and years.
Make all your future car parts purchases at carpartsdiscount.com and save time and money on all your upcoming repairs. Procuring new Ford parts from www.carpartsdiscount.com means you are getting the best deal on the absolute greatest original and aftermarket replacement Transit Connect parts on the internet. At Car Parts Discount, we have real customer support agents on the phone with enough expertise to help you select the correct Ford Transit Connect part for your needs. Just choose your year from the list below to find the right Ford Transit Connect Valve Cover Gaskets & Seals for your 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 model.
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Who We Are
The Tycoon Genius Partnership is a high-level, invite-only, property networking event.
We are composed of members who are active in all aspects of property investment and development.
Why We Exist
The purpose of the group is to provide a network for like-minded individuals who are smart, motivated and with strong ethics. We want to promote partnerships and collaboration, both in property ventures and in business.
How To Find Out More
If you are interested in attending an event, or joining the Tycoon Genius Partnership, then please contact us via our website.


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TJ Dillashaw won't be facing Dominick Cruz at UFC 207, like he hoped, but it looks like he'll take on another of the division's top bantamweights.
According to a report from ESPN.com, sources are saying that a fight between Dillashaw and John Lineker has been verbally agreed to the December 30th, UFC 207 card. The match-up is expected to be finalized shortly.
Ever since Dillashaw lost the bantamweight title to Cruz, via split decision earlier this year, he's been campaigning for a rematch. Recently the UFC announced, however, that the champion will fight Cody Garbrandt at the year end event.
Most recently, Dillashaw decisioned Raphael Assuncao in July. Lineker, meanwhile, earned a split decision win over John Dodson in October. Dillashaw – Lineker should be an outstanding fight.
UFC 207 will be headlined by a bantamweight scrap between champion Amanda Nunes and Ronda Rousey.


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By Brett Vito
Tony Benford didn't see a good reason North Texas gave up points like it was handing out candy on Halloween heading into a two-game homestand last week.
UNT's coach believed he had a team capable of playing far better than it did while allowing 87.4 points per game while losing five straight and decided to do something about it during practice.
Benford had his team focus on defense and saw that approach pay big dividends last week when UNT knocked off Southern Miss and Louisiana Tech in back-to-back games. The Mean Green posted their best defensive performance of the season in a 70-54 win...


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verb (used without object), cross-multiplied, cross-multiplying. Mathematics.
to remove fractions from an equation by multiplying each side by the common multiple of the denominators of the fractions of both sides.
To multiply the numerator of one of a pair of fractions by the denominator of the other.
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Ever wonder what makes certain award-winning images so spectacular and crisp? The answer lies in two simple words – "Get closer". Macro or close-up photography helps you capture nature's finest creations in all their beauty. In order to capture the finer points of a setting, the correct equipment and skill can take you a long way.
This workshop helps you choose the appropriate lens and trains you in composing tight and eye-catching photographs. It ensures that you see subjects intimately and showcase minute details with amazing results. You will learn techniques of choosing the right lighting and background, of selecting the correct perspective and focusing just right to capture and enhance fine details. Not only does this workshop make you visually aware, it also opens your mind to subjects you would have never even considered before.
Our instructors will introduce you to the work of some of the masters of Macro photography to inspire and stimulate your creative instincts. You will be able to capture the delicate petals of vibrant flowers, wiry frames of insects, falling droplets or even the profound beauty of people's eyes with precision. By the end of the workshop, the world around you will start yielding the most amazing imagery to shoot. Don't blame us if your family suddenly finds you obsessed with Macro photography.
Each session begins with an ice-breaker session where participants can discuss what they expect from the workshop and ask the instructor to focus on specific topics.
- Macro photography using DSLRs and compact cameras
- Macro Lens specifics
- Understanding Depth of field
- How focal length of the lens affects the composition
- How to gain magnification
- Perspective and how it affects Composition
- How to increase a shallow Depth of Field and get an entire subject in focus
- Composition techniques for Macro photography
- Challenges of Macro photography and how to deal with them
- Discussing the work of some masters in the area of Macro photography
- Q & A Session
Practical Session:
- Shooting flowers and insects in Macro photography
- Moving subjects and shallow depth of field
- Shooting Products in Macro photography
- Using selective focus for artistic expression
- Action Macro photography (how to shoot falling droplets)
Please note: This outline is only indicative and the order in which the subjects are covered vary from one workshop to another depending on various factors. 2. The workshop is not meant for a specific camera(s) but is a generic one and camera agnostic. 3. If minimum number of seats are not filled, the workshop will be rescheduled/cancelled and a full refund will be given.
Who can attend this Workshop?
This workshop is for anyone who is interested in learning macro photography. You don't need to be an expert or professional photographer, but you must have basic know how of your camera's functions.
What should I carry for the Workshop?
All you need to bring along are your DSLR camera and the macro lenses you own.
In case you don't have a DSLR, don't worry – you will be provided with one for the duration of the workshop. Bringing your own camera will, in any case, be beneficial as you would be able to relate to and understand the topics more easily.
What if I am unable to attend the Workshop on the day I have booked for?
Don't Worry! We will accommodate you in subsequent Workshops and keep you informed of the dates. We do not make any refunds
"Amazing experience. It will help me a lot to take my passion of photography to the next level. Thank you!"
– Sunny Shrivastava
"I understood a different side of photography and with practical lessons the learning became more interesting. An awesome mentor and a very hospitable staff. Cheers!!"
– Mohit Malik
"Could learn a lot of aspects of photography and about cameras. Very informative session, full of enthusiasm. The macro session was very good."
– Shubhamangala S.
"Just amazing… I started looking at things through the camera's eye!!"
– Puttur Ravi
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Duration: 2 days
Venue: PhotoIndia Studio
Fees: Rs. 10,000/-
Payment: Debit/Credit Card/Net Banking or Online Bank Transfer (NEFT) or Cash Deposit. Fees must be paid in advance. Details will be provided upon registering for the Workshop.


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Have you ever thought of signing up for Pet Insurance and if it's Worth It? Unless you ever had a pet that got seriously sick or had had a pet who had an accident, you probably don't know how expensive treatments or live saving medical care can get. Consider yourself lucky if you never had to go through the emotional experience of having a terribly sick or injured pet. Chance are, you eventually will come across one of your pets who will need medical care for one reason or another.
Unfortunately I had several experiences with a host of medical problems along the years of owning pets of all sizes. It does not matter the size of your pet, in my case Dogs, Horses, Birds, and Bunnies, you become emotionally attached to all of them. They become like children, particularly when they get sick.
Like with Medical Care for Humans, Medical Care for Pets can get incredibly expensive. Just a simple X-ray or ultrasound, which is very likely to be required at some point of your pets life, runs in the hundreds. I spend thousands on medical diagnostics like ultrasound and MRI on by late beloved Golden Retriever "Sasha", who had 2 herniated disks, but ended passing away from a seizure in the morning of scheduled back surgery. I had no insurance to help pay.
My late Dalmatian "Mozart" was diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia. Initially I had insurance but dropped it because he was very young and healthy. I ended up spending thousands in diagnostics, medications, and treatments such as Chiropractic care and Acupuncture. Once he was diagnosed I was not able to insurance coverage for his disease. Again, thousands of dollars came out of my pocket with no insurance to cover any care.
On a bigger scale and another incredible heartbreaking experience, our beloved Puppy "Lucky" got diagnosed with B-Cell Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the very young age of 14 months. Being desperate to save her life I ended up spending $ 10,000+ on Diagnostics, Chemo and Medications. I stopped counting after the $ 10,000 mark and she ended up passing away 9 weeks later.
When you love your pet you want to give them the best care you can possibly afford. Unfortunately, many Pet Owners are unaware of the tremendous cost they face, should your pet need serious medical care. Often Pet Owners end up in huge financial depth over the decision to help. More often people are not able to give the necessary treatment and care, simply because they can't afford it.
When I purchased/adopted 2 Horses, I decided to give Pet Health Insurance a try. It made sense since I figured bigger animals, bigger cost of medical care. One was fully insured, however my adopted horse who was blind in one eye and had arthritis in the legs per my vet's diagnosis, had an exclusion which would not cover his eyes not lameness issues.
Low and behold, at 2 years old, my young horse coliked. He ended up in the Equine Hospital and this time Insurance payed for treatments and care for 5 days. This one incident cost $ 1,500 and was fully covered by insurance. Luckily no surgery was needed, which would have been $ 8,000 – 10,0000 minimum, and would have been covered by insurance. My premium was around $ 600 per year, so you can see it was well worth it. The coverage saved me almost $ 1,000 out of pocket expenses if you deduct the premium. Not bad.
Make sure you know what an insurance covers and what is excluded. Many Pet Insurance Companies will provide you with a general plan, and I advise to read the plan carefully. Talk to a live person who can answer all of your questions, so you know what you get. Many companies let you customize you plan to your Pets needs. Insurance is something you may want to consider when your pet is young and healthy. Once diagnosed with an illness or disease, you won't get coverage.
Don't think that because your pet is young and healthy you won't need coverage until they get older. We found out the hard way with that puppies are prone to accidents and illnesses, because of their immature and weak immune systems. Read about "Lucky's Journey with Lymphoma" what happens when you dog is diagnosed with an illness. Learn from our experience from what to do and what you may not want to do.
Apparently Lymphoma is very common in Dogs. I never heard about this before in dogs, but now I realize that it can happen at any age, and the cost are enormous. Unfortunately, once your pet is diagnosed with a disease or illness, you won't be able to get coverage and the diagnosed medical problems will be excluded from coverage. You will be left with a choice of paying for your Pet's Medical Care out of pocket, unfortunately many people can't provide much needed medical care and end up heartbroken.
My take on Pet Insurance. I do not carry Pet Insurance on any of my animals anymore. My TIP. Create a separate saving account. Put a certain amount into savings every month. By the time you ever need money for the care of you pet, you may have enough to cover if not all, at least portion of the cost.


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- Meal can be requested on the spot
Best offer
25 € / person / night, no meal
Description of the accommodation:
Rooms, services Hotel Albion Durrës may be an ideal location for a trip or holiday in Albania. Guests looking for accommodation in Durrës are welcome to book 20 nicely furnished rooms at the hotel. In case you'd like to have a meal or a drink on the spot, you will be provided freshly prepared dishes in the restaurant every day. For guests arriving by car parking possibility is available nearby. Available wellness services will provide you the opportunity to refresh yourself. Car rental service and organized city tours are also available to discover all must-sees and highlights of the area. The fans of actively spent leisure time may take the nearby opportunities to play table tennis, rent a bike, play billiard, go water skiing, play volleyball and rent a boat. Upon preliminary request airport transfer is available. You can secure your valuables in the safe. Wireless Internet connection (WiFi) is available at the hotel, enabling portable devices and smartphones to go online. An exact and detailed list of equipment in the rooms and of the services provided by Hotel Albion Durrës you will find on the information sheet below, including any applicable additional fees.
Payment Advance payment by credit card or providing credit card guarantee may be necessary for finalizing the reservation, depending on the chosen date, room and price.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest time to arrive is 13:00, the latest time to leave the rooms is 12:00. You will be able to speak with the personnel in Albanian and English languages.
Hotel Albion Durrës rooms Rooms
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Accommodation services
Parking (2 €/night)
WiFi in public areas (2 €/night)
Relaxation: Table-tennis, Billiard, Bike rental at the accommodation
Organized sightseeing nearby, Car rental nearby, Water skiing nearby, Volleyball facility nearby, Boat rental nearby
- Wellness section, relaxation
Default services: Pet friendly (10 €/night), Garden, Elevator, Safe deposit box, Room service
Airport transfer
Own restaurant
Child supervision
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To help ensure that your car stays on the road and not in the garage we stock a selection of battery chargers for cars, as well as chargers for boats and commercial vehicles.
The CTEK Multi XS 7 is a 12V 7a charger and is not only suitable for cars but also caravans and boats. It will charge Lead Acidy, Absorbed Glass Matt, Gel, Maintenance Free and Calcium lead-acid batteries from 14Ah to 225Ah and can be left charging for moths.
The CTEK Pro Battery Charger MXS10 is a full-featured chargers and is typically suitable for car batteries and is suitable for charging Maintenance Free, Lead Acid, Wet, Gel and Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) Calcium lead-acid batteries from 20-200Ah. To maintain batteries it is suitable for 20Ah to 300Ah and comes complete with a temperature sensor to accommodate for ambient temperature conditions. Furthermore, it has special programs: Normal 10A 14.4V, AGM 10A / 14.7V, Recond 10A / 15.8V and Supply 10A / 13.6V.


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Since going gluten-free, I've never really been a big fan sandwiches or bread. I'm pretty lucky to have gotten diagnosed so young which some say is a blessing in disguise. But it also means I never got to taste some of the gluten containing foods which some say is a blessing in disguise as well! Either way, this sandwich is by far the best sandwich I've ever tried, gluten-free or not. It has so much flavor and Canyon Bakehouse bread makes it taste so much better too. If you're ever looking for a fix to feel like you're eating gluten again, this is definitely the sandwich to try.
- 2 pieces Canyon Bakehouse 7 Grain Bread
- 2 pieces Lettuce
- Tomato (Sliced as desired)
- 2-4 pieces Sliced Turkey
- 1-2 Tbs. Olive Oil Mayonnaise
- 1/4 Avocado (Sliced thinly)
- 2 pieces Bacon (cooked)
- Take 2 pieces of gluten-free bread and set aside. Cook 2 pieces of bacon and make them as crispy as desired.
- Add your sliced turkey, tomato, lettuce, bacon, avocado, and mayonnaise to your sandwich.
- Put the 2nd piece of gluten-free bread on top and enjoy!
Tip: Put sliced avocado on bread under the turkey so it won't slip off when you eat!
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Category: Stock Graphic, Web Elements
Stock Graphic >> Web Element - Cute baby pattern 35287 by apple_puff @ CreativeMarket
File Size: 4.32 MB; Layered: Yes; Vector: Yes.
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Keywords: baby, boy, girl, heart, love, vector, clipart, flower, cat, triangle, pattern, animals, animal pattern, cute pattern, toys, toy, play, butterfly.