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Thursday, November 10, 2016
Cheech and Chong Air Max 1 Custom
This is a big day for me, just finished up my first ever completely made from scratch shoe. Introducing the Cheech and Chong Air Max 1 Custom. Tommy Chong is represented in the right shoe which comprised of thrift store bought vintage jeans and vintage military patches. Cheech Marin is represented on the left with a yellow canvas, khaki Dickies and red washed lamb swooshes. Both shoes have red bandana tongues and red lambskin interiors. Here's to a long awaited custom for one of my earliest clients and friend, @vicco37
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Jordan IV "Baylor Bear" Custom for @taytayb1120
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Friday, November 4, 2016
Nike Air Huarache "Black Cement" Custom
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Colin Perini__™s seascapes are not clever or considered, they are simple natural expressions from his heart. It is his simple spontaneity that captures the hearts of those who must have his art.
Australian seascape artist, Colin Perini is a man who must be near the sea. Amongst the waves, rocks, sand, sea breezes and storms he finds his home. He is dedicated to painting the magnificence of the ocean.
Following his early years as a mechanical engineer, while art was a part-time pursuit, he has progressed through expressions as a musician, an artist in several mediums and a caricaturist in both Australia and abroad.
___My intimate knowledge of my subject and my medium (acrylic) allows me to spontaneously follow the subtle urges of my intuition as it pushes me this way and that.
This looseness of movement and looseness of intent, results in spontaneous and unique work that is dynamic, realistic and alive. My work is not an abstraction of nature. It is a representation of one moment in its infinite variety of expression.
___The nebulousness of water is my great attraction. I capture this moving mass in a frozen moment. The land, sand, rocks and distant hills are incidental in my art. They are only the dance floor for this ever-changing play of nature. ___
His art captures a moment in the life of the ocean, in all of its natural breathtaking beauty. Each painting has the vital essence of peace and harmony. He is a master of creativity.
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Manhattan Jaspers vs. Quinnipiac Bobcats - 3/9/14 MAAC Tournament Semifinal
Quinnipiac Bobcats (20-10) at Manhattan Jaspers (23-7)
College Basketball: Sunday, March 9, 2014 at 7:00 pm (MassMutual Center)
The Line: Manhattan Jaspers -6 -- Over/Under: See the Latest Odds
The Manhattan Jaspers and Quinnipiac Bobcats will meet Sunday night in a matchup that will decide who plays in the MAAC final. These teams played twice this season, and the Bobcats won both meetings.
The Jaspers made it this far by beating St. Peter's on Saturday, 72-58. They shot 43.5 percent from the field, grabbed 33 rebounds, forced 19 turnovers defensively and received 18 points from Rhamel Brown. The Jaspers average 77.3 points on 44.8 percent shooting and allow 70.1 points on 40.8 percent shooting. Their main weakness effects them in close games, as they shoot just 66 percent from the free throw line. The Jaspers are 13-14-2 ATS overall.
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The Bobcats won their first tournament game on Saturday, which was an 89-80 win over Niagara. In the win, they shot 58.2 percent from the field, snagged 42 rebounds and had all five starters score in the double figures. That's typical Bobcat basketball, as they average 79.5 points on 42.5 percent shooting on the season. Defensively, they allow teams to score 76.4 points on 43 percent shooting. Their weakness is obviously their defense, but they are first in the country with an average of 45.9 rebounds per game. The Bobcats are 13-10 ATS overall.
Will the Bobcats stay that hot offensively? If so, they should have no problem keeping this one close. However, the previous two meetings this season were decided by five and four points, with the last game needing overtime to be decided. Add the emotions of a tournament game and you can expect pretty much the same result, possibly even a Qunnipiac SU win.
The problem is the Bobcats don't play any defense. While they exploded offensively yesterday, they still allowed a poor shooting team such as the Purple Eagles to drop 80 points.
While defense wins tournament games, I'll take the points.
The Bobcats have enough offensively to at least make things interesting.


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Sainsbury's has built its reputation on being a wholesome family-run company. But this year will be the first that a family member is not head of the company, following chairman Lord Sainsbury of Turville's handover to non-executive chairman Sir George Bull.
Sainsbury's year so far has been characterised by change. Hundreds of its staff face redundancy and the company's full-year trading figures are expected to show a sales increase of only 1.5 per cent.
On top of this, Sainsbury's and three competing supermarkets – Asda, Tesco and Safeway – are under investigation by the Competition Commission for alleged profiteering.
In the face of all this Sainsbury's remains defiant. It has announced that it will continue to expand its US operations and is reviewing its commercial structure.
Sainbury's has always had the ability to bounce back. Its first store was set up in 1869 by John James and Mary Ann Sainsbury. The store's cleanliness gave it enough of an the edge over the unsanitary shops in London at that time, to allow the family to open a second store in 1876. By 1914, Sainbury's had 115 outlets.
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Sainsbury's legal department has itself experienced change over the past few years. Head of legal David Thurston says: "The range of work we cover has evolved over the past five or six years.
"We had been very much focused on near market work, the day-to-day practical work. But we are now trying to get much more involved in the strategic issues of the company."
The number of in-house lawyers has increased slightly over the past two years so Thurston now heads a nine-strong team.
Sainsbury's legal team also includes a US presence in the form of Sandy Doran, company secretary and vice president responsible for legal affairs, who the company inherited when it took over Shaw's Supermarkets. She is responsible for heading up much of Sainsbury's international legal work. For example, she worked closely with Sainsbury's US firm Sullivan & Cromwell on last year's £297m acquisition of Boston-based Star Markets.
As to whether Sainsbury's has an official panel, Thurston says: "We have used Denton Hall as our principal corporate adviser for 50 years. About six or seven years ago we set up a panel to advise on property work to focus on two areas: the development and extension of the stores and the ongoing estates and management side of things."
It has also recently taken on Linklaters. "The company has said that we are looking to increase internationally so that influenced the choice," says Thurston.
As well as having two lawyers specialising in employment, Sainsbury's also relies on Eversheds to provide advice in this area. Its three other specialist legal divisions are trading and marketing, commercial, and retail operational issues, which includes claims, customer litigation and wrongful arrest.
According to Thurston, the nine-lawyer team is capable of coping with Sainsbury's huge number of staff. He says: "It is not the amount of employees that generates work, it is the amount of business activity."
But with the threat of redundancy looming over a number of Sainsbury's staff – though not the legal department – Thurston may well find his theory turned on its head.
"It is conceivable that, as a result of these changes, there may be some individuals who will bring claims against the company which we would handle," says Thurston.
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Head of legal
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(Posted 17th November 2016)
Following the arrival yesterday of 'Kalisimbi', RwandAir's third Boeing B737-800NG and first – also in Africa – with inflight WiFi connectivity, has the airline's CEO Mr. John Mirenge announced the launch of inflight duty free sales over the coming days.
Once in place will this added service measure catapult RwandAir into the top tier of African airlines as far as service levels is concerned.
A further measure to be introduced soon will be an online check in facility for passengers who prefer to have their check in procedure completed before driving to the airport where they will then only need to drop off their baggage after receiving their boarding pass either on their phone or else have printed it out.
Mr. Mirenge also confirmed that the airline aims at the launch of seven new destinations in 2017, starting with Harare in January. Other African destinations will be Lilongwe, Conakry and Bamako in West Africa while long haul flights planned include Mumbai, London and New York.
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Both Mr. Mirenge, CEO of the airline and Dr. Alexis Nzahabwanimana, the Minister of State for Transport, hailed the country's exemplary leadership which, through long term vision, allowed not only the airline to grow in leaps and bounds – clearly understanding air transport as a strategic asset – but also position the country as a major MICE destination.


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The Open Office project has just announced that the latest 2.4 version of the free office suite removes a number of security issues.
The developers did not disclose the nature of the issues to give the teams behind products based on Open Office sufficient time to integrate bugfixes.
Four vulnerabilities are described in the version 2.4 security bulletin. What they all have in common is that they can be triggered by manipulated files and lead to heap overflows. Two of them can be exploited to trigger a buffer overflow and execute code. The developers are not aware of an exploit that attacks the vulnerabilities, they add.
An update to Version 2.4 is thus not only recommended on account of the new features, but for security reasons.
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We are a lively evangelical charismatic Anglican fellowship and our services cater for the whole age range. We'd love to welcome you either as a visitor or as a potential regular!
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Incumbent: The Revd Stephen John GARDNER
A Church Near You ID (venue number): 10380
Built: 1913
Style of worship: Charismatic Evangelical
Our Patron: Bishop of Sheffield
Archdeaconry: Doncaster (352)
Deanery: ADWICK LE STREET (35204)
Benefice: Woodlands (35/170 W)
Parish Legal Name: All Saints, Woodlands (350191 )
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Red Jacket is a census-designated place (CDP) in Mingo County, West Virginia, in the United States. The population was 728 at the 2000 census. The community was named for Red Jacket, a Seneca orator.[3]
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As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 728 people, 275 households, and 210 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 139.8 people per square mile (54.0/km²). There were 313 housing units at an average density of 60.1/sq mi (23.2/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 92.03% White, 7.28% African American, and 0.69% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.14% of the population.
There were 275 households out of which 40.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 54.5% were married couples living together, 18.2% had a female householder with no husband present, and 23.3% were non-families. 20.4% of all households were made up of individuals and 9.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.65 and the average family size was 3.08.
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The median income for a household in the CDP was $21,364, and the median income for a family was $35,227. Males had a median income of $31,406 versus $11,042 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $12,809. About 29.0% of families and 37.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 59.2% of those under age 18 and 8.8% of those age 65 or over.
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Parents in Texas have the right to transfer their children from a low-performing school district to one of their choosing. But this interdistrict choice is seldom exercised. That is because school districts aren't required to allow transfers from outside their boundaries, and few do.
A state program called the Public Education Grant (PEG), created in 1995, is supposed to let children in schools designated low-performing (based on student scores on state-mandated tests) transfer to a better campus in another district.
- However, the vast majority of school districts don't accept transfers through the PEG program -- even if they have empty seats.
- Last year, more than 141,000 Texas students were eligible to transfer to a better school -- but fewer than 200 students did, often because no nearby school districts would take them.
- Only 46 of the more than 1,000 school districts in Texas enrolled PEG transfers.
Districts that accept such children get the state education funding that would have gone to their home district, plus a 10 percent incentive bonus. However, net state funding varies by school district, with local property taxes making up the difference under the state's complex school finance equalization law.
"As long as you give school districts the choice of whether or not to serve children in need, you're not going to make much progress," said Allan Parker, of the Texas Justice Foundation, which has been involved in a handful of PEG-related lawsuits against school districts.
Some districts claim they don't have room, but critics suspect they are concerned that transfer students will lower the average test scores used to rate schools.
There is real school choice in Texas, Parker said. "That choice is called moving."
Source: Joshua Benton, "Getting a Choice with Few Options," Dallas Morning News, February 4, 2002.
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The love story of Romeo and Juliet is said to be the greatest love story so far but was their action justified? Do you think lover can still repeat what Romeo and Juliet did.
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Juliet was a 13 year old girl and Romeo is assumed to be 15!
Does anyone really believe these (kids) had the wisdom and maturity required to determine that their lives would not be worth living without one another?
During my Jr. high school years a 13 year old girl attempted suicide because her 14 year old boyfriend dumped her to date the "new girl" in school. No one thought her attempt to die for love was romantic.
In her mind if she could not be with (him) life was not worth living!
I've often wondered if she ever looked back after graduating from high school, going on to college, getting married and having children of her own what advice would she give her teenage heartbroken daughter? Is there anything at age 13 worth dying for?
The problem with teenage immature love is all that matters to them is NOW. They lack the foresight to imagine themselves in 5, 10, or 20 years into the future. At age 13 I could not imagine myself driving a car and graduating from high school in less than five years.
No 13 year old girl should think her life is not worth living because of boyfriend relationship issues and no 14 year old boy should be responsible for the welfare of anyone's state of mind and well being.
Having said that I don't believe the Romeo and Juliet story ever dies. Teenagers every day swear they've met their "soul-mate".
Most of us however experience our first heartbreak and move on gaining wisdom and life experience. In hindsight we realize she/he wasn't all that great! We can't believe we behaved as we did.
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by .ParanoidAndroid., Nov 24, 2010.
Locking phone doesn't work either
Phone finder is on in settings>location etc..
I still haven't gotten any of the HTCSense.com features to work for me, its like both are completely unconnected, even though I've tried everything short of deleting accounts to get it working..
HTC Sense.com did more working for me as I wanted!
In Sense.com setup I wrote my landline phone number (silly of me) and ... voila ... HTC Sense.com discovered my DHD in Nigeria
I changed in Sense.com setup to my mobile number and then my DHD was found at the right location.
So I wonder if everybody who knows my mobile number could find the location of my phone in HTC Sense.com, too ?
Based in UK and when I had the HTCSense activated it only worked after I changed the international dialling code in the web page to read normal (??)
Like it originally shows the number as (+44)785xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Changed it to 0785xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
and it worked fine then.
it rings for me but it wouldn't lock.
Just go to "Settings->Accounts and Sync" and turn on "HTC Sense".
That did the trick for me. My phone rings now from HTC Sense website but it locates it in Africa whereas I live in Greece!!
Have done all the Accounts > Syncing over and over through both Wifi & Mobile.. Also tried both (+44) and (07) combinations on the sense.com site..
No locations, Ringing, Forwarding, Locking.. Nout =(
My phone will ring, see my messeages, no people and i tried locking but it took 5 minutes of loading and still nothing happened...
so it half works out for me at the moment.
mine locked in the end but took a few hours to lock!!! surly the damage is done by then... better than nothing though?
yea mines not working either, tried it when i first bought DHD and completely forgot till now. tried it again and still not working. psh
the phone lock now works first time. it even know's when it is down to the road!
There are many similar threads to this. Search for posts with me 'dvhttn' as the poster and see if what I did fixes your problems as it did mine.
i was able to ring the phone from htcsense, much to my embarrassment as it blasted out all over the office! Phone location has my phone sitting in the sea between Nigeria and DR Congo. Im in Northern Ireland!
havent tried locking the phone. What dfoes it do? Can i easily unlock it again?
There's a chapter on htcsense in the manual on the phone - p163 on .....
Yes. you can easily unlock it again.
Nice to quote myself
To my post: In meantime I have heard HTC places all phones with wrong numbers to this place in Nigeria.
To horrify sloppy users like me with "Nigeria Connection"?


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My sister and I are planning a trip to Europe at the end of this year (i.e. a European winter). We are both young and full of energy (I will be 21 and she will be 18 at the time) and have decided after much thought and advice we would like to split up our six nights in Switzerland between two destinations (three nights each). I was thinking of spending three nights in Montreux then three nights in Interlaken. However, my friend suggested Lucerne and Lauterbrunnen. What would you recommend?
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Montreux, Interlaken, Lucerne or Lauterbrunnen?
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Hi hilary0993,
Montreux would give you the greatest contrast to Interlaken -- as Interlaken is in the German section and is nearby the high mountains, Montreux is in the French section. It resembles the French Riviera in architecture, interiors, language, and some style.
However, wintertime isn't its greatest time, unless you mean during the Christmas markets. In winter, it is more or less deserted. The city's gardeners do keep things interesting, though, with sculptures and some decorations along the lakeside path, and of course you'll only be sharing the place only with residents. There are plenty of walks to take along the lake and in the hills behind the lake, and there are plenty of other towns to visit that will still be interesting (Vevey, Morges, Chateau d'Oex, Gstaad, Gruyeres).
Luzern is a great place, too, and it would be difficult to choose between them. Luzern has wonderful mountains-spilling-into-lakes scenery and a beautiful and interesting old town. Luzern is also in the German section, and it is surrounded by peaks.
Maybe you should look through a few guidebooks to see how they describe the two places, and then take some time to look at photos from google's "Images" search engine. See if one or the other is drawing you.
Have fun as you plan!
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What dates would we need to be in Montreux in order to catch the Christmas markets and festivities? Unfortunately winter time is the only time my sister and I can travel together. All these places look beautiful in winter though, judging on some photos I found with a simple image search. It is such a hard decision! Thanks again for your help swandav2000! Looking forward to what others have to say
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Lauterbrunnen might be a bit dark and gloomy in winter since it's in a narrow valley. I'd do Lucerne and Interlaken personally but Montreux is certainly nice too.
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Hi again,
Here's a link to the Montreux Marche de Noel
There are actually 5 markets located in various sites, but only one of them is free! You have to pay for all of the others (which angers me no end).
They run from 21 Nov - 24 Dec.
These markets are not **at all** like German Christmas markets, though. There are not a lot of Christmas-themed goods for sale; most of the stalls are just for merchandise (cell phone accessories, kitchen ware, scarves and shawls, and lots of candy stalls). The food stalls sell foie gras, pizza, and fondue rather than sausages.
Having said that, I myself will be trying to get there during the market days. It's wonderful to be able to grab some foie gras or sit down for some quick fondue. I also bought two of my favorite (expensive) shawls there.
It will be packed. You may find hotels already sold out for the dates (I stay in apartments these days, and even they are getting sold out for those dates).
You could easily stay in Vevey -- your hosts will give you a Riviera Card that makes all the town busses free, and bus #201 links Vevey & Montreux.
Have fun!
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Frankly, I think it would be helpful to know if the two of you want to do a anything else besides looking at scenery. And three whole days of those Christmas markets can get pretty old and pretty fast.
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Dukey1, there's tons to do beside the Christmas markets, as I noted:
<<There are plenty of walks to take along the lake and in the hills behind the lake, and there are plenty of other towns to visit that will still be interesting (Vevey, Morges, Chateau d'Oex, Gstaad, Gruyeres).>>
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Hi Dukey1, if we stay in Montreux it means we will be able to make day trips. If the weather is gorgeous we could make a day trip to Zermatt, or if the weather is a bit gloomy we could make a day trip to Geneva
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Are you planning on winter sports? If so I would pick completely different places. For general sightseeing I would pick Lucerne as having the most to see/do both in the town and quite nearby.
But for winter sports you need to be higher up in the mountains.
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I'm crazy about Montreux. Or even better the next town over (back towards Geneva) Vevey.
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Hey @nytraveller. Unfortunately not, niether my sister or I are particularly talented in skiing or the likes. We might have a play around on the Matterhorn if time permits but we're not too phased either way. Thanks for that suggestion @suze, Vevey has actually been suggested to me a couple of times already, I'll have a good look into it
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I have a friend who lives there. I've stayed in both Vevey (3 times) and Montreux (2 times). They are both gorgeous and right on the lake (Lac Leman). Vevey feels a little "more Swiss" to me and has nice pedestrian streets downtown, more reasonably priced local cafes, farmers street market twice a week. Montreux feels a bit more "international" to me and the main road runs right thru the center of town. Both are great, I'd go back to either in a heartbeat.
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Dear All,
Thank you for kind replies.. I really appreciate you taking time out to help fellow traveller.. Helped me to sort out my itinerary
I don't want to rush my holiday as many travellers do when time is short, in desperation to cover lot of things.
Switzerland has exceptionally beautiful & lot to offer for everyone. I believe, it will not justify if I do not spend time at select locations.
Hence, my goal is to have a relaxed holiday and based on the feedback, I seek your advice for following two options:
Option 1: 3rd May ~ 10th May ( 11th May departure)
[a] 3rd May start from Innsbruck to Mountreux via Glacier express, change of train from Brig
[b] 3rd evening enjoy Mountreux Stay for 2 nights
[c] 4th - Chateau de Chillon/ Cheese factory etc/ Vevey
[d] 5th - morning depart for LAuterbrunen (Golden pass) - spend evening local visits
[e] 6th - Gindelwald/ Jungfrau
[f] 7th - Depart for lucern (local visit - museums etc and relax)
[g] 8th - Lake trip etc
[h] 9th ~ 10th - Zurich visit
Now to me also this looks extremely exhausting, but needed to put this to forum to know whether its practical and doable..
Option 2: 3rd May ~ 10th May ( 11th May departure)
[a] 3rd May start from Innsbruck to Lauterbrunen via Glacier express, change of train from Brig
[b] 3rd - relax in lauterbrunen
[c] 4th - Gindelwald/ Jungfrau
[d] 5th - Schilthorn/ Interlaken ...?? if possible
[e] 6th ~8th : Lucern area including visit to Bern if possible
[f] 9th ~ 10th - Zurich visit
To me this looks more relaxed and in line with my thought process.. but guidance needed form forum
Option 3: 3rd May ~ 10th May ( 11th May departure)
[a] 3rd May start from Innsbruck to Mountreux via Glacier express, change of train from Brig
[b] 3rd evening enjoy Mountreux Stay for 3 nights
[c] 4th - Chateau de Chillon/ Cheese factory etc
[d] 5th - Vevey and local sightseeing
[e] 6th ~8th : Lucern area including visit to Bern if possible
[f] 9th ~ 10th - Zurich visit
Request the forum members for following advise:
[a] Though evident, need to know which is better from logistics and my objective point of view - specially from the seeing the real Switzerland
[b] Though I have been researching, what would be top sightseeing options, based on option finalised
[c] I there any way I can optimise my travel / itinerary
I hope I am not asking too much..
Thank you all in advance
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Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, the tiny town of Big Stone Gap is home to some of the most charming eccentrics in the state. Ave Maria Mulligan is the town's self-proclaimed spinster, a thirty-five year old pharmacist with a "mountain girl's body and a flat behind." She lives an amiable life with good friends and lots of hobbies until the fateful day in 1978 when she suddenly discovers that she's not who she always thought she was. Before she can blink, Ave's fielding marriage proposals, fighting off greedy family members, organizing a celebration for visiting celebrities, and planning the trip of a lifetime - a trip that could change her view of the world and her own place in it forever. Brimming with humor and wise notions of small-town life, Big Stone Gap is a gem of a book with a giant heart....
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"Delightfully quirky... Chock full of engaging, oddball characters and unexpected plot twists." (People)
"As comforting as a mug of chamomile tea on a rainy Sunday." (The New York Times Book Review)
"Charming... Readers would do well to fall into the nearest easy chair and savor the story." (USA Today)
"Laughs, Tears & a Place I'd Like to call Home"
Absolutely. I would for my friends who love peaceful journeys, who enjoy meadering down the path to see what each day brings. This book was a pleasure.
Jan Karon's Mitford Series. They are similar in they are about small town life, the characters who live, love, laugh, and pass into and out of your life. These are the type of books that refuel me.
One that made me laugh outloud was the scene at the football games Halftime activies in front of the visiting dignitaries Elizabeth Taylor and her husband, Senate hopeful, John Warner.
Yes, and I leave that to the reader/listener to decide for themselves. I don't want to give anything away.
Yes, I was very concerned with the author being the narrator. In most cases I have found that doesn't work, but I wanted this book quite a lot so I gave in. Adriana Trigiani has won me over. She is perfect for the part. She IS the book. In fact, I was so please with this book & narrator I imediately purchased the next two in the series. I would have purchased the 4th but I ran out of credits.Thank you Adriana Trigiani for an absolutely delightful stroll through Big Stone Gap, a place I'd love to live.
"Italy meets Appalachia . . . Gotta Love It!!!"
There's nothing more country than mountain folk, and Big Stone Gap is all that and more. When thirty-five year old, Ava Maria, the town pharmacist, who's considered an old maid by mountain folk standards, loses her mother, her world goes into a tail spin. Everything she thought she knew changes. She's always known her mother was Italian, but when she finds a picture and letters in her mother's room, she's in shock. She doesn't even know herself anymore. I absolutely love this story . . . being a hillbilly myself and having married very young (still married 42 years later), I can easily relate to all the "goings on". The narration is spot on. I've already downloaded the next two books in the series.Can't wait to start the next one . . .
"Small town, simple life and lovely story."
If you are in the mood for a mellow read this is a great book for you.
Admittedly I am a little biased about this book. My parents are from BSG and reading this one brings back childhood memories at the grandparent's house. It really is a lovely read. Not as outright gripping as some but I looked forward to every word. highly recommend!
"I normally hate books read by the author but..."
I loved Ave Maria. Her inner monologue really spoke to me. Thinking about every crazy thing that could happen? Yep, that's me.
I normally really dislike books read by the author, but Adriana Trigiani did an excellent job with this one! The Appalachian in Ave Maria's character really shined through. I loved it.
Yes! I wore head phones around my house for two days just so I could finish it!
"Fun & Funny Story About Small Town Life"
Light Funny Fun
The night Elizabeth Taylor came to town.
Yes, because of the story and characters.
Come On Down For A Visit
The Narration was too slow and deliberate .
Authors seldom make good readers.
"The first in a wonderful trilogy."
Ave Maria Mulligan lived in a small town in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Big Stone, Virginia. She had just lost her mother and had inherited a pharmacy business. She became a pharmacist and ran the store. She also inherited her mother's house. She also got from her lawyer a copy of a letter which her mother left for her to read after her mother's death. This letter indicated that she was not the daughter of Fred Mulligan, but of a man her mother had known in Italy before she came to America. The lawyer's wife/secretary was a big gossip and let it be known all over town that Ave Maria was "a bastard." This raised her ire, and she began to fight for her own rights rather than just please everyone else. In record time, she received two marriage proposals, and hosted visitors from Italy. This is really a feel-good novel. The author is the best narrator one could have found for these books, a trilogy of which this is the first. You think you're just having a conversation with Ave Maria in your living room. I'm going right on to the next book.
"Spoiler Alert at the end of the book"
Yes, I would. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
There were some very funny parts, and I liked the humor and wit of the characters. The story was sweet, and romantic, and very enjoyable.
At first, I didn't care for the author reading the book. I felt that a professional reader would bring more life to the characters and the voices would sound a bit different, like hearing a play. But as I became used to her voice, I wasn't bothered by it. There were times, though, when I thought the accent was a little thick. Do the people from Big Stone Gap really talk like that?
I liked everyone. Of course, Ave Maria is very memorable and I really liked Jack from the very first.
Shame on the author and her publisher for not saying something ahead of time that story lines from future books would be revealed during a chat with the author at the end of the first book.There was NO mention of a spoiler alert, so I had no idea that I'd be hearing some major developments in future stories that I would not have wanted to hear in advance. I would never have listened, and now, I'm not sure I'll purchase future books to listen to. I never read ahead in a book - I feel very disappointed.
I thought I would never find a book like this again. I couldn't stop listening. I laughed out loud, cried a little, connected to all the characters. It was such a refreshing book.
"spoiler alert! don't listen to the author discusio"
I enjoyed this book and look foward to the next. BUT was very disappointed in finding something out in the authors discusion about what goes on in book 2. BOO. There should be a spoiler alert at the intro to the final chapter!!
"Absolutely loved this book!"
I thought the story line was engaging. Great characters! I look forward to reading the other books I the series very soon.
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change fluent parameter via udf
I use in my simulation some input parameters (for example for the inlet temperature or for the flow rate ratio of an outflow). I have found out how to acess these variables via scheme. But is there also a way to access and change these parameters with an udf function?
Yes, it is possible. So take the following example:
In FLUENT, define your scheme variable 'x'
(rp-var-define 'x 0 'integer #f)
Now you have defined an integer variable x with 0 as its value.
To set this in a UDF
Now you have set the scheme variable x to 3.
Two notes: Your variable must be a string in the UDF and the Integer portion changes based on the type of variable you have.
You can also access your variable in a UDF by:
y = RP_Get_Integer("x");
Now y is equal to your value set in the scheme variable x.
Please respond if you need more help.
How to access input parameters
lorenz - how did you access the input parameters via scheme?
Regards Anders
Look at the Fluent UDF manual. Section 3.6.2: Accessing a Scheme Variable in the Text Interface.
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A faculty for freedom: Criminology students could help reform policy
"The more we study and understand people smuggling and the complex networks of criminals that surround it, the more effective the solutions will be". The Guardian Postgraduate Magazine talks to Dr Paolo Campana about the work on human smuggling carried out at the Institute of Criminology and our teaching provisions in the areas of people smuggling, human trafficking and criminal networks.
Doctors Ruth Armstrong and Amy Ludlow have released the first of the bi-annual Learning Together Newsletter
Download the newsletter here.
Professor Lawrence Sherman awarded Wilbur Cross Medal by Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
Read more here.
The Institute of Criminology is pleased to announce that Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe is to be the next Director of the Institute of Criminology, beginning on 1st October, 2017. She takes over from Professor Lawrence Sherman.
Counselling domestic abusers cuts offending by third
The BBC have reported on some very successful research by the Institute, which was led by Prof. Heather Strang. Click here or here to learn more.
UPDATE: This research has also been featured on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.
Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Impact 2017
The Jerry Lee Centre for Experimental Criminology won the 2017 Impact Award for the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, for its development of the Cambridge Crime Harm Index. The award recipients were Prof. Larry Sherman, Peter Neyroud, Eleanor Neyroud, Dr. Cristobal Weinborn and Dr. Barak Ariel. More information can be found here. (Scroll down for pictures of our award winners with the Vice-Chancellor.)
20th Annual Nigel Walker Lecture
Prof. Candace Kruttschnitt (Toronto University) gave this year's lecture, which is held in memory of Prof. Nigel Walker, Institute Director (1973-1981). The lecture can be viewed here.
European Criminology Award for Professor Manuel Eisner
See more: Here
Darrel Stephens to Receive Sir Robert Peel Medal for Evidence-Based Policing
Prof Gelsthorpe 25 yrs service
On 19 December the Vice-Chancellor held a reception at the Old Schools to recognise and celebrate all who have reached their 25th year of service to the University. Among those celebrating this milestone was the Institute's Deputy Director Loraine Gelsthorpe, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Director of the Centre for Community, Gender and Social Justice, Director of the Cambridge ESRC Doctoral Training Centre and Joint Convenor, CAMMIGRES (Cambridge Migration Research Network). (Photo: Nigel Luckhurst).
Professor Per-Olof Wikström Hon PhD
On 19 January 2017 Professor Per-Olof Wikström received an honorary doctorate from the National University El Distancia in Madrid. This honour is awarded to those professionals who, due to their ability and personal and professional career, with national and international recognition, excel in the fields of science, technology, culture, teaching, research or any of the professional areas that provide value to society. (Photograph courtesy of the National University El Distancia, Madrid.)
More information can be found here
New Researcher Aja Murray
We are delighted to announce that Aja Murray, a researcher working with Professor Manuel Eisner, has been awarded the Emmanuel College 2017 Alan Wilson Research Fellowship in biological and medical sciences. Aja was chosen from a field of 580 applicants for the three-year fellowship. She will continue to work with Professor Eisner at the Institute of Criminology, but the fellowship will also give her the opportunity to further develop her own already impressive research portfolio.
IoC Director Announces Winner of 2017 Stockholm Prize in Criminology
Cambridge Institute of Criminology Director Lawrence W. Sherman has announced that Professor Richard E. Tremblay of the Universite de Montreal is the winner of the 2017 Stockholm Prize in Criminology. Professor Tremblay's work, spanning four decades and more than 500 publications, began in Montreal and continues today in Paris and Dublin. In a life of pioneering scholarship, he has developed basic science connections between biological, family and social factors in human development and combined this research with rigorous tests of policies that may alter these factors to reduce crime and violence. For further information please visit the Stockholm Prize in Criminology website.
Professor Sherman made the announcement via video-link from Australia at 2 minutes 17 seconds into the video on the Prize website, which begins with welcoming remarks in Swedish. Sherman's detailed explanation of the scientific basis of the Prize is then followed by a live interview with Prize-Winner Tremblay, conducted by Professor Jerzy Sarnecki of the University of Stockholm, the co-chair with Professor Sherman of the International Prize Jury.
System failing to prevent deaths post-detention
Poor access to health care and confusion over post-detention care may have contributed to more than 400 deaths following police custody and prison detention since 2009, a new report has claimed.
See more: Here
The Criminology course opening the door to education for prisoners
The success of the University of Cambridge's criminology course for students and prison inmates has spawned a flurry of similar initiatives
See more: Here
Cambridge Police Course Alumna Heads Oxford College
Former Cambridge Police Executive Programme student Helen King is retiring from her role as Assistant Commissioner with the Metropolitan Police Service to become Principal of St Anne's College at Oxford University.
She is the first police officer to become head of an Oxbridge College.
See more: http://news.met.police.uk/news/assistant-commissioner-helen-king-retires-from-met-193964
Police body cameras 'cut complaints against officers'
Professors Alison Liebling and Anthony Bottoms Appear on Radio 4 Special
Public Engagement Award
Drs Amy Ludlow and Ruth Armstrong have received an award from the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge in recognition of their excellent work in public engagement.
Police Patrols Prevent Crime: New press coverage of the Cambridge patrol experiment in the Journal of Experimental Criminology article.
Read the story in the Telegraph.
Read the story in the Daily Mail.
Two-thirds of studies on 'psychosocial' treatments fail to declare conflicts of interest
Inside information: Students and prisoners study together in course that reveals the power of collaborative education. Also reported in The Times.
Prison Practitioners and Academics 'Learn Together'
Ruth Armstrong and Amy Ludlow hosted a roundtable at the Faculty that was attended by approximately 50 prison practitioners and academics from universities across the UK. The aim of the event was to explore how universities and prisons might connect to reap the transformative potential of education through Learning Together; an initiative created by Ruth and Amy whereby students in prison and in university come together to learn with each other in the prison environment. Read the Full story.
New national research led by Amy Ludlow published on prison suicide.
To inform Lord Harris's Review into Self-inflicted Deaths (SID) amongst 18-24 year olds held in National Offender Management Service custody, researchers from the Faculty of Law and the Prisons Research Centre at the
University of Cambridge, in partnership with RAND Europe, were commissioned to study staff experience, knowledge and views relating
to the identification, management and prevention of self-inflicted deaths (SID) in prison.
Read the full story
Police use of force: White House told US must learn from UK.
The University of Cambridge's Director of the Institute of Criminology Professor Lawrence
Sherman tells White House task force that translating UK models of policing to US is the best hope in a generation for
tackling dangerous rates of 'justifiable' homicides committed by US police, and the resultant haemorrhaging of police legitimacy
across the nation.
Read the article in the Independent.
Professor Per-Olof Wikström's book, Breaking Rules: The social and situational dynamics of young people's urban crime has been reviewed by Professor Ralph Taylor.
SAT is an important and well supported theory of crime acts, perhaps the most important one in the last two-plus decades of
theorizing in criminology. The publication of this volume therefore is a major event for criminological theory.
- Professor Ralph Taylor. Read the full review.
Criminology Ph.D. candidate Peter Neyroud: Is policing a science-based profession? in The Globe and Mail
Criminology Ph.D. candidate Pascale Reinke-Schreiber interview on human trafficking in the Cambridge Evening News
Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe becomes a fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences
The Academy is delighted to announce that it has conferred the award of Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences on 34 leading social scientists, including Professor Paul Boyle, now VC of the University of Leicester; Lord Best OBE, President of the LGA; Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe, President of the British Society of Criminology; and Rt Hon David Willetts MP, newly announced as Visiting Professor at Kings College London. View the full list here.
Police turn to universities for help with their enquiries
Turning the Lens, Studies show that watched cops are polite cops
"Who Guards the Guards?: Policing, trust, and transparency"
Charlie Falconer, Ian Blair, Ian Loader, Lawrence W. Sherman. Shaun Ley hosts... read more
Prof. Manuel Eisner & Dr David K. Humphreys' Research on the Licencing Act in the news
Professor Maniel Eisner and Dr David K. Humphreys
(University of Oxford) have been in the news regarding their research on licencing laws and violence...
2013 Freda Adler Distinguished Scholar Award
Professor David Farrington has been selected as the recipient of the 2013 Freda Adler Distinguished Scholar Award by the 2013 American Society of Criminology's Division of International Criminology Awards Committee. The award is scheduled to be presented on November 22, 2013 at the Division's Awards Reception during the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology in Atlanta.
Dr David Thomas QC (1938-2013)
It is with great sadness that we report the death of Dr David Thomas QC (1938-2013), a member of the academic staff of the Institute for over
thirty years (1971-2003).
Recruited from the LSE soon after the publication of his path-breaking book Principles of Sentencing (1970), David Thomas was the first lawyer to be appointed to the Institute's staff. His outstanding achievement was in the building of bridges between academy and the practical world of courts and judges. In the 1970s his pioneering research work on the sentencing policy and practice of the Court of Appeal led to the first systematic exposition of sentencing law in England and Wales. There followed many invitations to participate in conferences and then training for judges in this sphere of work, which in turn led on to David's magnum opus, Current Sentencing Practice, which in various editions has been in daily use in the Crown Court for many years.
Sir Igor Judge, the Lord Chief Justice said of David, " he revolutionised the approach of courts in this country to sentencing. It has been a remarkable achievement, the product of an intensely inquiring mind... all accompanied by a lively wit and warm good humour."
Within the Institute he was a real team player, who took a full role in teaching and administration, and had a particular and much valued interest in the welfare of support staff. He was also an active Fellow of Trinity Hall (since 1971).
Our thoughts are with his wife, Margaret, and his family at this sad time.
An obituary appeared in The Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/law/2013/nov/05/david-thomas
Professor Lawrence Sherman awarded the Honorary Doctorate in Social Science
Professor Lawrence Sherman is awarded the Honorary Doctorate in Social Science from the University of Stockholm and the ASC Division of Experimental Criminology Jerry Lee Lifetime Achievement Award on the 27th September, of which Professor David Farrington was the first recipient in 2010. See the event, or Read more
Privatising Probation
Privatising Probation: The Death Knell of a Much-Cherished Public Service? 16th Annual Bill McWilliams Memorial Lecture with speaker: Professor Paul Senior available to view online
Lawrence Sherman on Social Science Bites podcast
Larewnce Sherman on Social Science Bites podcast he outlines his approach and gives some examples of its successes. Social Science Bites is made in association with SAGE.
First University Lecturer in Evidence-Based Policing
Dr Barak Ariel has been appointed to the Institute of Criminology on a long-term basis as the University's first departmental Lecturer in Evidence-Based Policing.
Prof Lawrence Sherman, has been enlisted as part of the T&T Police Service's arsenal against crime.
Prof Lawrence Sherman, has been enlisted as part of the T&T Police Service's arsenal against crime.
Maria Ttofi was interviewed by The Economist on the subject of School Bullying available to read online :
Maria Ttofi was interviewed by The Economist on the subject of School Bullying available to read online : Quick Study: Maria Ttofi on School Bullying Prevention is the cure 15th March 2013
First Director of College of Policing
The Home Secretary appoints Professor Lawrence Sherman as a Director of the newly-established College of Policing
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CEO's HOME MAY FORETELL STOCK PRICE
April 12, 2007
Investors looking for stock-picking tips might find the answer right at home -- not their own, but where CEOs live. A new study makes the case there is a strong correlation between executives' home-buying behavior and stock performance.
The bigger the CEO home, the worse the company's stock fares, according to two academic researchers, who also found that companies with CEOs living in more modest abodes often see their shares outperform.
According to Arizona State University's Crocker Liu and New York University's David Yermack, who teach finance at their respective schools:
- A supersized home purchase shows entrenchment; a CEO might feel secure in his position and therefore isn't concerned he is going to have to leave any time soon.
- Of course, entrenched CEOs can win in the corporate world, and the time and money involved in buying lavish properties could be a sign they are making a long-term commitment to their companies and communities.
- But the purchase of a megamansion could also symbolize that CEOs view their homes as being more important than their companies, and that many sell company stock just before it peaks to buy and furnish their expensive new digs.
Their findings show a privileged class:
- The median home was valued at $2.7 million -- more than 10 times the median sales price for all U.S. homes in 2004.
- It included 11 rooms plus 4.5 bathrooms, with a floor area of more than 5,600 square feet and a median land area of 1 ¼ acres.
- Some 12 percent of CEOs' homes are on waterfronts, and 8.5 percent are next to or on the grounds of golf courses.
- The median CEO lives 12.5 miles away from corporate headquarters, though 6 percent of those in the study lived more than 250 miles or more away -- meaning it takes a plane ride to get to the office.
Source: Rachel Beck, "When your CEO buys a megamansion, is it time to dump stock?" Associated Press/Seattle Times, April 11, 2007; based upon: Crocker H. Liu and David Yermack, "Where are the Shareholders' Mansions? CEOs' Home Purchases, Stock Sales, and Subsequent Company Performance," Arizona State University/New York University, March 2007.
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Liverpool have sent scouts to monitor their on-loan forward Lazar Markovic's performances at Fenerbahce.
The Turkish newspaper AMK state that the Merseyside club have scouts present at every one of the 21-year-old's games. The report goes onto say that Liverpool are also in close contact with Markovic and monitor his training regime.
The Red's have been impressed with Markovic's progress leading to manager Jurgen Klopp wanting the Serbia international back next season.
Markovic joined Liverpool on a £17.5 million transfer fee from Benfica under the stewardship of Brendan Rodgers but failed to settle in and was played out of position for most of his time spent at the club.
The young winger scored three times and made one assist in 34 appearances for the Reds last season in all competitions.
Markovic has however, managed to establish himself as a first team regular at Fenerbahçe who he joined on a loan move over the summer transfer window.
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