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Welcome to our third installment of our new interiors feature "A Story of Home" where we get to meet the people behind some of our favourite Instagram feeds and hear the stories behind their homes.
Today we meet Nikki Davidson Bowman, a talented artist with a colourful home on the South Coast. Pop the kettle and enjoy a snoop around Nikki's home which she shares with her husband Graham and gorgeous rescue dog, Flo
How long have you lived here and what type of property is it?
We've lived here for just over 3 years. It's a detached 1930s house, 10 minutes from the sea on the south coast.
Did you fall in love with your home instantly? What was the one feature that sealed the deal for you?
This has been interesting to discus! Turns out Graham didn't love it straight away and I did! I think that's because I could I visualise the potential! It was a big change from our last house which was brand new, on a housing estate. It was bought as a temporary solution as period properties that we were after kept falling through or coming back with horrendous surveys. This house had been rented out for a good few years so was pretty unloved but it had the most gorgeous large hall that I knew could become a welcoming entrance, along with a few period features, and by our standards, a large relatively private garden.
Had you mentally redecorated before moving in or did your scheme come together over a period of time?
The house was all pretty dull décor wise and definitely not my style. I knew for sure that it was all going to be redecorated and naively thought it was going to be a pretty straight forward, strip off 80s wallpaper, chose paint and transform. As it is, the renovations have been more major and more ambitious than we had thought initially. The scheme has come together gradually as I've approached each room.
Where do you seek your inspiration?
I've always loved flicking through interiors magazines and had been collecting ideas in a traditional scrap book way. I like to think about how nature uses colours because that can help you work out what colours work well together – for example purples and greens. Over time, Pinterest acted as a great source and I set up folders for most of the rooms with ideas and colour schemes. Over the last year Instagram has acted as a good source for trends, given me access to small independent interior traders and ideas for styling. I have a good eye for colour and most inspiration has started by just being in the house and getting a feel for light and how we're going to use the space. When we're making major purchases, like our recent bedroom renovations, we usually take a trip to London to look at things.
What was the first job in your home you tackled?
There was one tiny shower room in the house that leaked directly into the garage! This took priority in the renovation as we needed to use it! We extended it slightly taking space from one of the bedrooms and removed a door (it had 2 for some strange reason). In parallel I decorated my daughter's room as, although she was away at university a lot of the time, she wasn't that keen on the move and so I wanted her to have a room that she would love to come home to. She loves the house now and likes giving ideas on how we should be decorating!
Were there any surprises during the revamp/renovation?
This project has been full of surprises! The kitchen looked ok when we moved in but we soon realised that the hob didn't work properly, the oven broke within a few months and the cupboard doors were hanging off! We've had blocked drains, found large windows with no lintels, walls that needed supporting and dodgy wiring to name just a few!
What do you think has been the most successful area of your interior?
We removed a wooden lean to that went along all the ground floor at the back of the house, making the rooms really dark and difficult to get fresh air in. Bifold doors off one room and extending the kitchen have made the house so much lighter and connected it with the garden which works really well.
Are there any failures in your design/DIY that you care to admit to?
Since living here, just as the extension part of our renovations came to a close, I lost my hearing on one side, developed tinnitus and also have something called hyperacusis which means I'm very sensitive to noise and have trouble hearing in large open spaces. The open plan nature of our kitchen/dining area is the room I struggle with the most now especially when we're entertaining. I'm still working with sorting the space out so that the acoustics work better for me. This means things like more rugs and soft furnishings, which wasn't how I envisaged it initially, and things like putting fabric behind pictures. I still love the design though!
Which is your favourite room?
I think the music room is my favourite space. It has a large window to the side of the house where I'm working on a wilder garden full of colour and flowers plus bifold doors out to the garden at the rear. It's a luxury to have this room as our 'den' I guess given that there are only 2 chairs in here as we are empty nesters. It would originally have probably been a dining room but as we've extended off the kitchen it gives us very flexible living options. The room works well all year round, with a pretty gas fire that means we can warm up quickly, plenty of space to relax and a lovely colour pallet of deep reds, oranges and blues. It's where I do the ironing, chat with girlfriends when they're round for a coffee, read magazines, and catch up with my Instagram!.
Do you have a favourite object in your home?
I have a little wooden house that I've had since I was a child, given to me by an aunt, who was living in Hong Kong at the time. It has a secret drawer in it that reveals a key to open up the roof as it can be used as a moneybox. It really resonates with my love of houses, the secrets that they hold and the fact that life can be full of surprises! It also reminds me that renovations, no matter how well you plan, can be money pits and the need to keep saving!
Any golden nuggets of advice to share to anyone undertaking their own revamp/renovation, did you learn any lessons?
I think it's a good idea to live in the space for a year and see how it feels. For example is it a warm room, how often to do you use it. The same is true of the outside space – see what's there before you dig it all up! When you're styling a room there isn't always a need to spend much money. I've found some great pieces of furniture for free and revamped some pieces that I wasn't loving so much anymore.
Do you have anywhere in your home that doesn't make it onto Instagram?
Oh yes! My utility has never featured but I'm decorating in there at the moment and working with my husband on some new storage ideas for him to make in his workshop, so that might start to appear at some point! My studio( I'm an artist) never appears and never will! It's a messy creative space and somewhere I always mean to tidy but usually get distracted making something instead!
What's the next project you have planned?
As I said, I'm working on my utility room at the moment to make it work better as it's just been a dumping ground since we had it built. I'm also about to start work on an eclectic garden path down the side of the house. After that it will be time to enjoy living here!
Nikki's gorgeous rescue dog, Flo
Do you run a business?
I'm an artist – my work can be seen on my other instagram account, @nikkidbartist
Thank you to Nikki for sharing her home with us. I'm a huge fan of Nikki's style, I love how she has created a home filled with colour and how this colour flows from room to room.
Follow Nikki's home stories on Instagram at @the1930sartistshome or her artist feed at @nikkidbartist and do go check out her website www.nikkidavisonbowman.com


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What about the Scales?
Should I weigh? If so, how often?
Should I throw my scales away?
This issue is discussed frequently by those dealing with diet
and weight-loss. After a lifelong battle with food and
with weight (see ABOUT ME),
I've established what works for me.
Regarding the scales:
Over the years, I have had every reaction to them possible.
I've eaten because they showed a loss,
and I've eaten because they showed a gain.
I've eaten because they didn't move up or down.
I've felt bad because they went up,
I've felt good because they went down.
Sometimes I've felt bad, and sometimes I've felt good,
when they didn't move at all.
Over time, I tried different variations to my use of the scales.
I tried weighing whenever I felt like it, even if it was many times a day.
I tried weighing once a day, and once a week, and once a month.
twice a day, not weighing myself, but having a club or doctor weigh me.
I spent several years not weighing at all.
I've bought many scales of various kinds,
and I've thrown away many scales.
The scales was never the problem.
I did not like the Reality of the numbers registered by them.
Like many overeaters, I have a strong tendency to lie to myself.
It's easy to lie to myself about how much I eat,
and I can also lie to myself about how much I weigh.
In order to face reality, I have to have an objective standard.
I weigh every morning after using the bathroom, but before I dress.
I write that weight down.
I then record that weight on charts and graphs that I keep.
I feel emotions during this process,
just like I feel emotions about lots of my other daily activities.
I can emotionally eat because I do or don't like the number the scale tells me
or I can emotionally eat over something I hear in the morning news.
............or over anything at all.....
Facts are facts, and emotions are emotions.
I continually work to avoid emotional eating, no matter what the cause.
Not facing the truth of facts isn't a solution to emotional eating.
Some mornings the scale shows me up 2-3 lbs from the prior morning.
I don't like that.
However, I KNOW I didn't really gain 2-3 lbs of fat overnight...
because I'm not a moron.
I know that it's the Big Picture that counts,
rather than one individual day or one individual weight.
Since it takes approximately 3500 calories above what I burn to gain 1 fat lb.
I know that the calories I took in the day before wasn't even half of that.
I also know that eating salty foods,
will affect my body's salt/water/waste levels for several days.
This means that I will register numbers higher on the scale.
Whatever the reason, when I see higher numbers on the scale,
I know that for the next few days
I will need to eat smaller amounts of lower calorie foods.
Do I feel frustrated by this?
Am I angry and disgusted?
I hate the Reality of the fact
that I cannot eat everything I want to eat, all the time.
THAT is what I feel frustrated by.
THAT is what sometimes angers and disgusts me.
The number on the scale just reminds me of that Truth.
My determination
to stay the course and view the numbers on the scale in a positive way,
and my determination
to accept the Reality of the fact that I cannot eat everything I want to eat all of the time,
is an ATTITUDE CHOICE, and that choice isn't always pleasant or easy.
This is an ultimate Truth for me:
I must face Reality; Change what I can; and Accept what I can't Change.
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Vast & versatile conversion, vibrant city-fringe locale
A cleverly conceived fit-out has created a perfectly adaptable layout over 2 levels that's immediately ready to work in with your city-edge lifestyle.
Including 2 car spaces on title plus large north-side courtyard with extra OSP; high industrial ceilings, polished concrete floors and enormous light-capturing windows frame a flexible interior featuring divided open-plan upstairs zone plus ground-floor area with library, 3 versatile rooms and quality marble kitchen.
Also offers 2.5 bathrooms, kitchenette, laundry, hydronic heating, A/C and storage. Moments to Gertrude St, Fitzroy Gardens, trains, trams and CBD.
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- Artist Name / Band Name: Coldplay
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- Album Name: A Head Full of Dreams
- Release Date: November 6, 2015
- Genre: Dance-Pop, Disco, Pop, Rock
- Record Label: Parlophone, Atlantic
- Written By: Tor Erik Hermansen, Mikkel S. Eriksen, Guy Berryman, Will Champion, Jonny Buckland & Chris Martin
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On November 6, 2015, an English rock band Coldplay has released "Adventure of a lifetime" as a lead song from their forthcoming album "A Head full of Dreams". It is a classic disco-rock single with pop & rock sway. The track revolves around a high-pitched guitar riffs.
Music critics gave positive reviews to the song, stated that the track is an unbelievably vibrant in an almost pure, blissful way that gives such a vigorous rush and it is the superlative Coldplay song in the seven years.
The album features a cameo appearance by Tove Lo, Noel Gallagher, Beyonce, and more. There are 12 songs in total including the hidden track "X Marks the Spot".
The album's first song is indeed sparkly pop tune, a bright, level well by the band's standards. The full music video for the song will be released soon; expected date is 27 November 2015. Moreover, the band is doing farce for the BBC Radio 1 trying to make hits out of the most unexciting lyrics.
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There was a 'sharp confrontation' between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the American ambassador to Israel about Obama's Iran policy. And yet, Obama continues to lie to the American people by saying there is "no daylight" on the Iran issue with the Israeli government.
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The conference introduces a new feature this year, a career rune-up morning session by ProSpring's Jack Molisani. Jack has been a long-time fixture at the WritersUA conferences, as a vendor and as a speaker.
Part of his morning session is a presentation called "Job Hunting Secrets That Might Surprise You." It focused largely on resumes and interview tactics.
"Official" definition of resume is wrong. If not a summary of what you've done & can do, what is it? It's whether you match what the reader is looking for. Includes a short account of your career and experience. But it has to help the reader find what they are looking for.
No one will read your resume. They'll scan it.
You'll never be hired because of your resume. You wil be rejected because if it. But interview because you weren't rejected.
Never rejected anyone because their resume was too short.
Recruiters automatically assume you're not qualified until you prove otherwise.
What are some of the mistakes job hunters make? Well, not following job submission directions is tops.
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Economics Mcqs For Lecturer & Subject Specialist PSC Exams
1. To determine the correct level of GNP, it is necessary to.
a. to add up the values of goods and services during one year.
b. add up all savings
c. to count all imports
d. to add up the value of semi finished goods
Answer is = A
2. GNP is always
a. less then NNP
b. Grater then NNP
c. Equal to NNP
d. Any of a, b, c
Answer is = B
3. The four factor payment are:
a. Money, capital, salaries and income
b. Wages, rent, interest and profits
c. Money, power, preset age, and wealth
d. Wages, interest, salaries, and income.
Answer is = B
4. We measure national income by this method
a. Expenditure method
b. income method
c. product method
d. all of the above
Answer is = D
5. Transfer payment means
a. Bank loans
b. The payment without work
c. Text payments
d. Payments made to all factors of production
Answer is = B
6. Which statement is true
a. National expenditure= National income
b. National Expenditure= National income+ National production
C. National Expenditure= National income+ National Taxes
d. National Expenditure= National income- Taxes
Answer is = A
7. If we compare GDP and GNP, then
a. GNP= GDP- net income from abroad
b. GNP= GDP+ net income from abroad
c. GNP= NNP- net income from abroad
d. GNP= NNP+ net income from abroad
Answer is = B
8. A TV set purchased from a retail store is an example of
a. Intermediate goods
b. Capital goods
c. Surplus goods
d. Final goods
Answer is = D
9. GNP is ?
a. Total sales in the economy
b. Total monetary transactions in an economy
c. The market values of all goods and services produced in an economy
d. Total spending in an economy
Answer is = C
10. GNP includes
a. A loan from bank
b.A loan from one's parents
c. Gifts and donations
d. A broker's commission
Answer is = D
11. Net Investment is
a. Gross Investment minus household Invesment
b. Gross Investment minus govt.
c. Gross invesment minus capital consumption allowance
d. None of the above
Answer is = C
12. Market value of all final goods and services produced in a country during a year is defination of
a. NI
b NNP
c. GNP
d. Consumption
Answer is = C
13. Consumption spending does not include
a. Household's purchases of food
b. Household's purchases of a career
c. Household's payment of rent for an apartment
d. Household's purchases of stock in any XYZ corporation
Answer is = D
14. Which of the following would in crease national income
a. Increases in taxation
b. Increase in savings
c. Increases in govt spending
d. Decreases in consumption spending
Answer is = C
15. Which of the following is a withdrawal from the circular flow income strem.
a. Investment
b. Subsidies
c. Taxation
d. consumption
Answer is = C
16. Pakistan's saving rate is
a. 5 %
b. 14.4 %
c. 25 %
d. 35 %
Answer is = B
17. In the world population-wise Pakistan is
a. 3rd
b. 4th
c. 6th
d. 8th
Answer is = C
18. Population growth rate in Pakistan is
a. 1 %
b. 1.73 %
c. 1.9 %
d. 4 %
Answer is = B
19. According to the Economic Survey of Pakistan 2008-09 Pakistan's per capita income is U.S. dollars
a. 320
b. 1046
c. 950
d. 1520
Answer is = B
20. Which is most likely to cause a more even distribution of income
a. An increases in indirect taxes
b. An increases in managers' salaries
c. An increases in progressive taxation
d. An increases in an rate of inflation
Answer is = C
21. Working population is ————– percent of total population of Pakistan
a. 20 %
b. 30 %
c. 40 %
d. 50 %
Answer is = B
22. Pakistan started its first five-year plan in
a. 1947
b. 1950
d. 1960
Answer is = C
23. Contribution of agriculture in Pakistan's national income is
a. 20 %
b. 24 %
c. 28 %
d. 26 %
Answer is = B
24. Contribution of industrial sector in Pakistan economy is
a. 28 %
b. 18 %
c. 8 %
d. –Undetermined
Answer is = B
25. Size of Pakistan's 8th plan was in —————rupees:
a. 700 billion
b. 1700 billion
c. 2700 billion
d. 3700 billion
Answer is = B
26. Pakistan produces—————of its oil requirements
a. 25 %
b 35 %
c. 45 %
d. 55 %
Answer is = A
27. Economic development
a. it same is as economic growth
b. Means improvement in lifestyle
c. Exists when there is equal distribution of income
d. All of the above
Answer is = B
28. Economic development is measured on the basis of
a. Increases in nominal GNP
b. Increases in real GNP
c. Increases in personal incomes
d. Increases in government revenue
Answer is = B
29. The govt. can control inflation by
a. Increasing demand for goods
b. Increasing supply of goods
c. Increasing money supply
d. Decreasing taxes
Answer is = B
30. Government of Pakistan issues currency on the basis of:
a. Availability of gold in the country
b. Availability of dollar in the country
c. Demand for money in the country
d. Tax collection
Answer is = C
31. Which property the paper money dose not possession
a. Acceptability
b. Divisibility
c. Durability
d. Portability
Answer is = C
32. Velocity of circulation of money means.
a. the number of times a unit of money changes hand's daily
b. the number of times a unit of money changes hands monthly
c. the number of times a unit of money changes hands annually
d. the number of times a unit of money changes hands value
Answer is = C
33. When the nation's money supply is Rs. 1200 billion and GDP
is Rs. 4800 billion, velocity of money is
a. 0.25
b. 4
c. 0.4
d. 4 billion rupees
Answer is = B
34. If quantity of money is doubled, than according to
Quantity Theory, value of money is
a. Remains constant
b. Double
c. Half
d. None of the above
Answer is = C
35. According to Keynes, demand for money is affected by
a. Income
b. Rate of interest
c. Literacy rate
d. A and B of above
Answer is = D
36. Which people of most likely to again during inflation?
a. Those living on pension
b. Those living on there saving
c. Those who are repaying borrowed money
Answer is = C
37. If quantity of money increases 100 % other things remaining constant, value of changes by
a. Increases by 100 %
b. Decreases by 100 %
C.Decreases by 200 %
d. Dose not changes
Answer is = B
38. When banks prepare their balance sheets, they show the money lent in
a. Liability
b. Assets
c. Both assets and liabilities
d. None
Answer is = B
39. The power of a bank to create credit is affected by
a. The cash reserve requirements
b. The amount of cash available
c. The number of branches of a bank
d. A and B of above
Answer is = D
40. A bank has Rs. 5 million in cash. The minimum reserve ratio is 20 %. What is maximum potential increases in total deposits?
a. 0
b. 5m
c. 10m
d. 25m
Answer is = D
41. When a commercial bank creates credit, its immediate effect is that it raises
A. The exchanges rate
B. The insert rate
C. The money supply
D. The real national income
Answer is = C
42. State Bank of Pakistan was established in
Answer is = A
43. 10-rupee note is issued by
A. National Bank
B. State Bank
C. Govt of Pakistan
D. Governor state Bank
Answer is = B
44. Which is the most widely used tool of monetary policy?
A. Clearing house
B. open market operations
C. discount rate
D. issuing of notes
Answer is = B
45. when the state bank wants to decrease money supply in the country, it
A. buys govt securities in stock market
B. sells govt. securities
C. lowers discount rate
D.B and C of above.
Answer is = B
46. Central bank's rate of lending to commercial banks is called
A. Interest rate
B. discount rate
C. money rate
D. control rate
Answer is = B
47. When a central bank wants to increase money supply in circulation it called?
A. Purchase govt. securities
B. Lowers bank rate
C. Directs banks to advance more loans
D. A and B
Answer is = D
48. Every country establishes central bank to
A. Issue notes
B. Supervise commercial banks
C. Give loans to businessmen
D. A and B
Answer is = D
49. Which is a monetary measure to increase employment?
A. Incerease in Govt . expenditure
B. Reduce Govt. expenditure
C. Increase in Interest rate
D. Reducing interest rate
Answer is = D
50. Treasury bill is used for
A. Getting short term loans
B. Getting long term loans
C. Treasury bill is not credit instrument
D. Treasury bill is a Govt. tax bill
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After a working relationship lasting 15 years, a team from the National Trust recently paid a visit to the manufacturers of a product that has been vital to their conservation projects.
Steve Lindop, the National Trust's Area Ranger in the Peak District, has been purchasing and using plastic piling from Liniar since 2003, and jumped at the invitation to visit its headquarters in Derbyshire to see how the product was produced.
"We've had a very close relationship with Liniar over the years," explains Steve. "The piling we buy from them is perfect for our requirements so it was fascinating to see the process of how it's made.
"It was a pleasant break from our usual working day and a real eye opener to see the scale of operations at Liniar's factory, as well as the hard work and dedication of the staff.
"After so many years of conversing on the phone it was great to finally meet in person and put faces to names."
The National Trust look after coastlines, forests, woods, fens, beaches, farmland, moorland, islands, archaeological remains, nature reserves, villages, historic houses, gardens, mills and pubs – as well as one of the world's largest art collections.
They restore them, protect them and open them up to everyone – conservation has always gone hand-in-hand with public access for the Trust.
Over recent years Steve and his team have planted trees, restored fences and built paths in the Peak District – as well as installing more than 10,000 small dams – which is where Liniar's plastic piling proves invaluable.
The dams are formed to allow rain water on the moors to build up into peat gullies. This reduces flooding and improves water quality, as well as cutting the potentially huge CO₂ releases from peat erosion and helping to prevent moorland fires.
The sheets of plastic piling are driven down into the peat to form a patchwork of ponds, where plants and wildlife settle, becoming new peat bogs which store carbon and keep peat sediment on the hills.
"Liniar's plastic piling has been a godsend to us," said Steve. "Not only is it a low cost alternative to steel piling, which would be practically impossible for us to transport to some of the inhospitable locations where we have to work, there's loads of other benefits to using it.
"Despite being lightweight and easier to transport to where we need it, the piling is strong and durable and doesn't require any maintenance once installed.
"It doesn't rot, rust or leach chemicals into the surrounding habitat, which is obviously in line with the Trust's policy of being environmentally friendly. It's also manufactured using 100% lead-free recycled plastic.
"It's easy for us to install without any need for machinery, which we'd have no chance of getting up to the moors. All that's required is a big rubber mallet to drive the piles into position."
Steve concludes: "It was a real pleasure for us to be given the opportunity to visit Liniar and we look forward to continuing our relationship long into the future.
"We've also offered to return the favour and invited Liniar to send some staff to visit us in the summer – we may even get them to roll up their sleeves and install some piling for us!"


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Anup Jalota is spying on all the housemates including his girlfriend Jasleen Matharu from a secret room. He is shocked to see Jasleen's changed behaviour post his exit & is hurt as Jasleen has started spending more time with Shivashish.
Jasleen Matharu has joined hands with Shivashish after the exit of boyfriend Anup Jalota. The two are seen eating, chatting and spending time together. This will not go down well with Anup who has been keeping an eye on Jasleen from the secret room.
The bhajan samraat is disappointed to see Jasleen spending time with Shivashish and not even mentioning him once. Anup will also see the true colour of certain housemates who are busy bitching about him. Surbhi calls Anup 'high level double dolki'. The ex-Roadies contestant says that Anup used Jasleen's glamour and his age to his advantage. Romil who was so far seen advising him on relationship issues now calls him shaatir. Saurabh too is seen bitching about him.
Anup is shocked to see so many changes in Jasleen post his exit. Not only Anup, but Deepak was also seen discussing with Romil how Jasleen not even once asked Anup ji to stay in her place and it's because of her refusal to give away makeup that the bhajan king had to leave in the first place. Deepak also revealed that Jasleen enquired from Romil about her rights (in a live-in relationship) in Anup's property. In one clip, Jasleen is seen talking to Shiv about how relieved she's after the eviciton ordeal is over. Anup who's watching this clip says she should show some stress for his exit also. He also sarcastically comments how she has found new friends. He said that till now he advised him and now she is getting closer to Shiv.
Anup is even more shocked to see a clip where Romil asks Jasleen if she is single and she replies in affirmative. Has Jasleen already moved on?
For the unversed, Jasleen Matharu accepted that she is dating Anup for the last three years and Bigg Boss 12 will allow them to spend time together, in an interview to Times of India. We have been dating each other for the last three and a half years. We usually don't get time to spend with each other in the outside world due to our busy schedules, but now with the help of Bigg Boss, we will get to do so. Also, we will get to know if we can stay together forever," Jasleen said.
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Also Read: BB12: Jasleen's Shocking Response On Her Breakup With Anup Jalota!
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I believe this is from Prism Heart II.
At first, I was thinking of something... rather complicated for the wallpaper design, but later decided against it. I like the way how the original portrays - simple and nice. So ended up with it looking somewhat like the original ^_^'
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No. of layers : 7, just 7.
P.S. the character extraction was "fun". XD Cleaning up and blending was a breeze though...
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text: bear 35 Posted January 11, 2006 Disclaimer - This story is based on characters and situations owned by the original author and publishers. No copyright infringement is intended or to be infered. Title: Through the eyes of a Warrior Certificate: PG Word Count: 415 So I ride off into battle. What challenges do I face? I along with so many other heroic soldiers are riding to victory or our doom. I look down the line and see our leader Theoden. He shows no fear but deep down inside he is as fearful as the rest of us. We have been riding for what seems like days and then I heard a sound which was different than hundreds of horse shoes treading on the dead land. The enemy was in my site. All of our men sat up proudly to show them that we will win this battle. As we approach our foes my mouth drops in terror we are outnumbered by thousands. My mind wants to turn back but my heart believes in honour and I shall not abandon the men. I come sharply to a halt the enemy has seen our approach. That noise our king has declared that he will fight to the death. If the king will fight until that time then so shall I. We all break free from our stationery position. Charging with everything we have. I want to fight because it seems the only chance of survival is to fight. Finally our horses clash with the enemy. Swords and arrows are flying in all different directions. I see my friends whom I was talking to this very morning lying their dead on the ground. I take a look over my shoulder to see that our leader, our king is still fighting and he still has hope. Suddenly all I could hear was a deafening scream of terror. Followed by silence. I now see that our king has been taken into the heavens by the witchking. I must fight for honour, I must live through this hour. There are loud high pitched screams coming from Minas Tirith. The enemy has broken into the barricade and are slaying innocent men, women and children. The most hurtful thing of all is it sounds like the enemy are enjoying it. I ride to the entrance to Minas Tirith slaying orcs as I go. I needed to help these people. I burst in arrows come my way luckily my steed has managed to triumph his way to a large balcony and then stops. Four arrows are embedded in his back. The battle is over for him but I must go on. I must fight. Somebody is calling my name but who? One of my fellow riders I can't quite make out what he is saying. I finally heard what he was shouting 'look out for the archer on the second pillar' by this time it is too late. I fall into darkness. I have failed my king. As long as the ring remains with the two hobbits there is still hope... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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What Happens Next?
By Chuck Violand
January 6, 2014
A recent conversation with a business owner ended in a discussion about short–term versus long–term implications of a decision he was about to make in his business. It reminded me of a decision–making question former U.S. president Dwight D. Eisenhower would ask his advisors when they faced important issues with long–term consequences.
Eisenhower is probably best remembered as a soft spoken, grandfatherly figure who spent more time on the golf course during his presidency then he did in the Oval office. This perception is not completely accurate. After all, you don't lead the greatest international coalition in the largest military conflict in human history, virtually preserving the free world, by being a softie. The reality is that he was a tough–as–nails leader who made tough calls when they needed to be made, and who took full responsibility for their outcomes.
On one occasion an advisor of Eisenhower's suggested using recently developed nuclear weapons to help settle a regional conflict. Rather than accusing the advisor of being out of his mind, Ike addressed the comment by asking "What happens next?" if they chose to take that course of action. What would the long term fall–out from this short–term strategy be for the U.S. in the eyes of the world? Would this settle the conflict, or cause it to escalate?
Business owners would do well to take a moment and ask themselves the same question when considering decisions with long-term consequences. Let's take a look at a few examples.
Signing on the wrong customer:
Contrary to what some people might want you to believe, increasing sales does not wash all sins and all customers are not created equal. In fact, some customers are flat–out bad for your business. Yet, too often we frantically chase customers with a blind disregard for the long–term health of our companies. We would do well to ask ourselves "What happens next?" if we actually sign this customer. Will we get paid? Will it be on time? If they're a particularly large customer will they place our company at risk by making unreasonable or unprofitable demands? As painful as it may feel at the time, sometimes we're better off walking away from customers who aren't good for us in order to free up our time to pursue profitable, healthy ones.
Bringing a partner into your business:
Business owners bring partners into their businesses for a multitude of reasons. Sometimes it's because they enjoy spending time together so they figure they'll make good business partners. Occasionally it's because they're family members and we trust them. Other times it's because our companies need a cash infusion and the new partner is able to write a check when sometimes we can't. But "What happens next?" after the initial glow of the partnership wears off or the reason for partnering is no longer valid? We now have a partner—for better or for worse—but the original reason for partnering may pale in comparison to the pain and anguish caused by the separation if things don't work out…not to mention the expense!
Never sacrifice a long–term gain for a short–term need, although that can be difficult to remember when the immediate need is calling your name. Taking the time to ask yourself "What happens next?" can give you clarity of thinking to make the right call.


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Airelle is supported by the BNP Paribas Foundation for the development of her musical projects
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Auction News - EIG Newsletter Nov 2018
Essential Auction News
Welcome to the December newsletter that looks back at auction activity in November and preceding periods
As 2018 draws to a close it is a familiar story below, with every one of the 36 measurable metrics down on their comparative period last year. 1,654 lots were offered and 1,146 lots were sold last month, down 12% and 14% respectively, whilst total auction revenues shrunk by 17%, from £196.4M to £162.7M.
Overall Statistics - November 2018
Auctions Held in the UK 83
Total Lots Offered 1,654
Total Lots Sold 1,146
Percent Sold 69.3%
Total Realised £162,662,448
National Auction Analysis
As can be seen below, double-digit falls are prevalent across both sectors of the industry. Residential lots offered was down 11% last month, to 1,476 lots, whilst revenues dropped 16% to £147.1M. Commercial lots offered fell by almost 18% to 178 lots, with revenues decreasing by over 27% to £15.5M. The rolling yearly figures highlight the market's struggles over the past year. There were almost 1,300 fewer residential sales in the last 12 months when compared with the previous year (down 6.2%), whilst commercial sales dropped by over 450 lots in the same period (down 10.3%).
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WILLIAMSPORT - During the early twentieth century, postcards were used like today's mobile phones as a means of quick communication. Often a short note would be written on the back and sent by mail to a nearby friend or relative. This was pointed out as part of an informative lecture series last month at the Thomas Taber Museum by David Richards and Matthew Stackhouse, both natives of Picture Rocks. They collaborated their passion for these old postcards in a book "From a Bygone Era: Views of the Muncy Valley Then & Now."
Formerly the two wrote a book "Ghost on the Allegheny" on the history of hotel "Old Essix Heights" in Tivoli. Much of their research was based on these images of surrounding buildings such as large hotels, lumber and textile mills, railroads, churches, and residential scenes from 1905 to 1920.
The historical relevance of these postcards depicts a life of the times. "I am crazy about these old pictures," remarked Richards. "They are a communication sensation of the day."
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Matt Stackhouse was available at the First United Methodist Church in Muncy on Saturday, Dec. 3rd to sign his latest book which he co-authored with David Richards.
Both Richards and Stackhouse had acquired quite a collection of postcards from Muncy Valley, Picture Rocks, Sonestown, and Hughesville. With positive feedback from friends and the community, they published them to document the history. "These photos are beyond everyone's living memory," said Stackhouse who showed a pictorial presentation of about 20 photos highlighting the Hughesville area around 1915 as a thriving lumber town. "These are birds-eye views," he said, as he showed fair photos from 1912. Muncy Valley had a Farmer's Club and in 1915 the Lycoming County Fair was established. At one time the fairgrounds was an airport.
Another postcard revealed rarely seen snow of an old hardware store "Jeremiah Kelley's". The building still remains on Main Street. Many of the buildings were destroyed by fire such as JK Rishel Furniture. It was built in 1869 by James Laird and was a primary employer before its demise in 1965.
Ball's Mill was another institution that burnt down in 1912 and in 1916 Fought's Mill was built and still operates today by the same family. "The mill postcards are more rare," explained Stackhouse who acquires most of the collectables through e-bay and auctions.
In 1931 the American House, a grand hotel located on N. Main and Water Streets in Hughesville burned down at a loss of $70,000. Just about every small rural town had a large scale hotel at the time, many with small businesses and restaurants on the first floor. The railroad industry made it easier for travelers who worked on the lumber mills. Postcards depicting railroad stations such as "The Depot" a stop at Halls Station were also popular. The Williamsport North Branch railroad was headquartered in Hughesville. Just traveling from Williamsport to Sonestown was a full day of travel according to the authors. At one time Muncy had five hotels.
Another outstanding past time popular to collectors is baseball. "Every little town had a baseball team," added Stackhouse, "including Tivoli."
Places of worship, schools, and milk wagons added to the authors' series. Many of these complex buildings are now lost to history. Both Stackhouse and Richards were motivated to keep the memories alive, a lifestyle we can only speak of in classrooms, museums and collectors. "So much is not known," they said. "We want to get out and explore more."
Not only are the images expressive of the era, but also the informative text written on the backs of the postcards. "There was no extravagence in these working towns," added Stackhouse. "Not a lot of excess."
Collectively looking back, Richards who grew up in the 60's, commented on the great changes that took place. "These photos capture a moment in time. A living memory is a finite thing." Many in the audience recollected scenes and markers, brick pavers, landmarks, and places of employment. Many of these images were never exposed before according to Richards. "Some of these towns don't exist anymore."
Stackhouse also was present at the United Methodist Church in Muncy this past weekend autographing copies of the book.


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Making the best use of a 12.5m wide block, the all-new Salamanca offers you four large living areas including a delightful, light-filled leisure room on the upper storey. With four large bedrooms including a "to die for" master suite at the front of the house, there is plenty of space for a growing family. The covered outdoor room, accessed from either the Family or Rumpus rooms, maximises your entertaining options, which are all made easier by the walk-in pantry directly off the garage – just right for bringing the shopping in on a wet day!
All details, images and statements are based on the intention of, and information available to, Stockland as at the time of publication (April, 2019) and may change due to future circumstances.
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The Recording Academy has announced several performers for the upcoming 61st Annual Grammy Awards, which will include performances from Nashville nominees Dan + Shay and Kacey Musgraves. Other performers announced include Camila Cabello, Cardi B, Post Malone, Shawn Mendes, and Janelle Monae.
The event will be hosted by Alicia Keys.
Musgraves, a two-time Grammy winner, is nominated this year for four honors, including Album of the Year (Golden Hour), Best Country Solo Performance ("Butterflies"), Best Country Song ("Space Cowboy") and Best Country Album (Golden Hour). First-time honorees Dan + Shay are nominated for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for "Tequila."
Making her Grammy performance debut, Cabello received two nominations for Best Pop Solo Performance ("Havana [Live]") and Best Pop Vocal Album (Camila). Cardi B is nominated for Record Of The Year ("I Like It"), Album Of The Year (Invasion Of Privacy), Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with Maroon 5 ("Girls Like You"), Best Rap Performance ("Be Careful"), and Best Rap Album (Invasion Of Privacy). First-time Grammy nominee Post Malone received four nominations, Record Of The Year ("Rockstar" with 21 Savage), Album Of The Year (Beerbongs & Bentleys), Best Pop Solo Performance ("Better Now"), and Best Rap/Sung Performance ("Rockstar"). Mendes is nominated for Song Of The Year ("In My Blood") and Best Pop Vocal Album (Shawn Mendes). Monáe is up for Album Of The Year (Dirty Computer) and Best Music Video ("PYNK").
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Construction of Shelton Animal Shelter begins
An official ground-breaking took place this week for the $1.4-million Shelton Animal Shelter being built on Riverdale Avenue at Brewster Lane. (Photos by Brad Durrell)
Animal Shelter Building Committee members were joined by city officials as well as those involved in the design and construction phases of the project.
The shelter should open next March and will be able to house 30 dogs and 20 cats.
Animal Shelter Building Committee members are Gerry Craig, chairman; Steve Martino, vice chairman; A.J. Grasso, Linda Hooper, Irene McCoy, Tony Minopoli and Roberta Reynolds. Gail Craig, Gerry's wife, served as recording secretary.


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I currently have the bones of a number of different works of fiction underway.
I shall share extracts from these projects here as they progress.
IF they progress.
Some are just thoughts and some are collections of several thousand words with plots, arcs, twists, shocks and characters.
There are three definite streams of fiction stories which are forming the more I write. Action/Adventure, Sci-Fi, and High Fantasy.
Adventure stories, those based in the real world with military, criminal and political strands (which is unsurprising given my background).
You can follow a link to 'The Storm Series' here.
You can follow a link to 'Mount Street' here.
Sci-Fi stories; I have yet to write more than a chapter or two or short story of the Sci-Fi genre, but the grand scale and endless possibilities give you a distinct premonition that if you headed off down these paths that many hundreds of thousands of words would be the inevitable result.
You can follow a link to 'The Shattered Gates' here.
High Fantasy is the last stream, given my insatiable appetite for all High Fantasy and Sword & Sorcery since I was a child it is equally unsurprising. JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, Raymond E. Feist and Terry Brooks have a lot to answer for and it nearly goes without saying that Terry Pratchett and GRR Martin are also ever present.
You can follow a link to 'Under the Mountatin' here.
I have also created a new page for my 'Short Stories' here, which I will share here, if and when I am successfully in having them published.


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If your sweet tooth is going through withdrawal after the onslaught of Valentine's Day, I have a treat for you.
Red velvet.
But not cake.
I know.
I've been known from time to time to just browse through recipe websites looking for inspiration and this week it was the Food Network. Sunny Anderson, you're my hero.
I found that I had most of the ingredients already stocked in my pantry with the exception of the red food coloring. A quick trip to the grocery store remedied that situation and in seemingly no time, these were on my table last night.
These are a bit oily from the cream cheese layer, but absolutely delicious. It's your favorite red velvet + cream cheese combination in the form of a brownie (or a reddie?) and I can't help but love it. The red layer is dense and tastes just like red velvet, complemented well by the lighter cream cheese layer on top. And who can resist a beautiful swirl? Not I.
Perhaps a bit mistimed, should these have been our Valentine's Day treats? But the timing can't take away from the yum. These were well received by all.
This Week I Ate.. Valentine's edition!
- Pioneer Woman's Roasted Beef Tenderloin from her cookbook. OH MY WORD this was phenomenal. So juice and tender. We had to cook it a little bit more than she recommended because the thing was basically mooing coming out of the oven but no matter. Still wonderful.
- Mashed potatoes. I make them with Russet potatoes, boil until fork tender, drain, then return to the pot over a low flame to take off some excess steam. This time I added some butter, some cream cheese, some whole milk (leftovers), and added salt and pepper. One of my best batches yet!
- Spinach. We just wilted up the spinach with some olive oil and garlic. Perfect combination.
Red Velvet Swirl Brownies
adapted from Food Network's Sunny Anderson
Makes 1 8×8″ pan.
For red velvet layer:
- 1/2 c (1 stick) unsalted butter
- 1 c sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 c cocoa powder
- Pinch of salt
- 1 tbsp red food coloring
- 1 tsp vinegar
- 2 eggs
- 3/4 c all-purpose flour
For cream cheese layer:
- 8 oz cream cheese, room temperature
- 1/4 c sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350F. Prepare 8×8″ baking pan with foil or by coating with butter.
For red velvet layer, melt butter in a saucepan on the stove. Pour into a large bowl and add in sugar, extract, cocoa, salt, coloring, and vinegar one at a time, mixing after each addition with a wooden spoon. Whisk the eggs lightly in a separate bowl and add to batter. Fold in flour until just disappeared and pour into prepared pan, reserving 1/4 cup of batter.
For cream cheese layer, using an electric mixer, combine cream cheese, sugar, egg, and extract until well mixed. Carefully pour over brownie layer in the pan.
Dollop the remaining red batter over the top of the cream cheese layer and swirl using the tip of a knife. Bake for 30 minutes and allow to cool before cutting (with a plastic knife!) and serving.
Have you thought out of the box lately?


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Sunset, Behind Me
In the mid nineties my brother and I spent two weeks traveling form Kansas City, Missouri to San Mateo, California, visiting a number of parks along the way. One thing he taught me while hiking was to turn around and enjoy the view of where we'd been.
These images were taken in the direction opposite the sunset. They show a particularly vivid Belt of Venus (or more prosaically, the Anti-Twilight Arch). The bluish-gray band at the horizon is the Earth's shadow. The pink, the last rays of the sun.
So turn around every once and awhile. And enjoy the view.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Labels: Atmospherics, Natural World
6 comments:
- Ron a.k.a. Danudin said...
Wonderful Horizon!
- November 29, 2010 at 8:44 PM
- Lené Gary said...
That is so cool! I never knew the science behind the colors. Beautiful shots and great advice. Thanks. :)
- November 29, 2010 at 11:03 PM
Beautiful shots! I loved your explanations for the colors!
- November 30, 2010 at 10:09 AM
Breathtaking...those colors are outstanding!
- November 30, 2010 at 10:45 AM
Two weeks to get from Missuri to California ? You better trade that Ford for a real truck !
- December 4, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- MevetS said...
@ Anonymous (aka Bernie): That Ford is a Miller Ford (you know, the place you work at). Besides, the trip was years ago, in my brother's Audi.
- December 4, 2010 at 8:07 PM
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Across the pond and off the beaten path, you can find CiCi. This vintage lover and blogger has been wowing in our Style Gallery for quite some time. When we found out that she was in Cambridge, we had to know more. She was willing to take us to her hometown hot spots and share some savvy secrets! Let this Brit give you a tour of this beautifully historic city, and get ready to add Cambridge to your list of must-sees in the UK.
We know that Cambridge is home to one of the most prestigious Universities in the world, does being surrounded by such a history of education and academia influence the culture of the town? How has it influenced you?
One of the main things you'll notice about the city, particularly at this time of year, is that there are tourists everywhere! So actually, during the summer months especially, a lot of how the city influences my life and more specifically my vintage style blog is the constant battle to avoid the places they're congregating, so they don't keep walking in front of my camera! The unfortunate thing is that the really beautiful architecture of the colleges that Cambridge is famous for tends to be quite central and the city itself is fairly small, so it's not as simple as rocking up to King's College and taking some photos. The example I often give when I explain how tricky it can be to be a blogger shooting around Cambridge is the time my partner and I researched a quiet side street (with nearby parking – bonus!) and how seconds into the shoot a huge group of tourists appeared out of nowhere right next to us – which is when I noticed the blue plaque on the building that declared the house we were in front of was a place Darwin had occupied…! It's a beautiful city to live in for the amazing architecture and places of interest to visit, but it's not ideally sized for the amount of attention it gets… and it's an absolute nightmare for parking! Really though, I think one of the biggest impacts it's had is to thoroughly spoil me – and when we go to other places in the UK I realise how lucky I am to have it all on my doorstep.
Walk us through a quintessential day in Cambridge.
Well, you'd probably do well to start with a hearty brunch in one of the many independent cafes on the outskirts of the city centre, so you can spend the afternoon exploring the sights. If you're in Cambridge you have to see King's College, so I'd head over there via the market square, where there's loads of permanent stalls offering everything from street food to retro video games. Perhaps pick up a homemade brownie while you're there, then take in the sights of King's College and try to leave some time for walking round 'The Backs', which are the grounds behind it running alongside the river. Speaking of the river, your next stop has to be a punt on the Cam! If it's your first time, have a guide do all the work and tell you all the university's secrets (they're usually students so they know their stuff), but if you're feeling brave it's a lot of fun to punt yourself (or be punted by a hapless friend – I have been in punts where said friend has fallen off the boat, which can provide a hilarious turn to your day!). Fit in a look at some of the other nearby colleges (and more on that below) if you can and then have a big dinner at one of Cambridge's excellent restaurants, which I'll elaborate on next! If you're lucky, you might be able to finish your day with a good gig at the Corn Exchange or the Junction, where I've seen a couple of great comedy nights.
As always, we're interested in food! Tell us more about the greatest eats Cambridge has to offer! What must we try when we're visiting?
You're spoilt for choice really as there's a lot of great restaurants and a range of cuisines on offer in a city as diverse as Cambridge. One of my personal favourites is The Cambridge Chop House, who do a mouthwatering steak (for cheap on the pre-theatre menu), along with many other dishes, often quite British in flavour and all done incredibly well. Fun fact: it was also on the way to this restaurant that my partner tripped over a paving slab and gave himself hiccups… so you never know your luck! Other than that, one of my favourites was a tiny little restaurant down the road from me in a converted house called Backstreet Bistro, but unfortunately it closed in May this year (I'm awaiting its reopening under new management with baited breath!).
You're a vintage-loving lady living in a very vintage city! Which places are at the top of your list for visitors, and where is your fave place to shoot outfit photos?
That's a tricky question as there's so many great places to visit! I actually tend to love the green spaces that belong to some of the colleges as I'm not a fan of busy areas. There's a particular spot near Darwin College which is essentially a patch of grass near the main punting area, which in good weather is great for picnics because you can do some really fab people watching! [Editor's note: A punt is a flat-bottomed boat with a square-cut bow, made for use in small rivers and shallow water. Punting refers to boating in a punt.] Recently, we sat and watched a bride being punted down the river by her new husband. I also really love wandering around the grounds of the colleges that are freely accessible to the public and aren't guarded, but fewer people know about. I may be giving my secrets away, but one of my favourite blog photo locations in Cambridge is Magdalene College's grounds. I only found out we could easily access them because one of my closest friends studied there and it's always virtually deserted every time we're there, yet it has the prettiest view of the river and tons of different picturesque spots for photos.
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Matcha Mint Coco Maiden was one of those more experimental collage pieces, not the best in structure, but made to preserve the memory of a product over being an art piece.
The Vosges mint matcha bar is an incredible kind of chocolate, perfectly tempered, perfectly balanced, and just an overall super yummy, but expensive chocolate bar. It was on clearance at World Market, which is why we got some to try.
I loved the packaging, inside and out. Even the wrapper was fancy, so I decided to preserve the artistic qualities of this chocolate by combining the packaging with a main focal point in a collage setting.
The wrapper design seemed kind of fitting for something Arabic, I had a purple plastic bag that I wanted to use for something, this seeming like the right project to include some of it in.
At first I was unsure of the theme I was going for, and went more by color than anything. In the end I got the Matcha Mint Maiden, a belly dancing princess known for her regions chocolate mint matcha bar.
Above on the left is the photo version compared to the right image which is a scanned version.
The details are hard to see, so here are some close ups.
I used parts of the chocolate box, chocolate wrapper, printed butterfly, plastic bag, scrapbook paper, and flier images to create this collage.


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Adding jars for a ServletFilter
Kevin Creason (11●3) | asked Jan 04 '17, 4:30 p.m.
I am running 6.0.3 on linux with the default liberty.
I'd like to add some Jar files for our SSO servlet filter agent.
I've tried putting them in the JTS_HOME/server/liberty/wlp/lib directory but it complains that it cannot find the filter class.
I've also tried putting them in the JTS_HOME/jre/lib/ext and endorsed directories, and while it sees the servlet filter classes, it cannot find the javax.servlet.Filter class.
[ERROR ] SRVE0315E: An exception occurred: java.lang.Throwable: javax.servlet.ServletException: Filter [Cams Servlet Filter Web Agent]: com.cafesoft.security.webagent.servletFilter.CamsServletFilterWebAgent was found, but is missing another required class.
at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.webapp.WebApp.handleRequest(WebApp.java:4913)
at [internal classes]
Caused by: javax.servlet.ServletException: Filter [Cams Servlet Filter Web Agent]: com.cafesoft.security.webagent.servletFilter.CamsServletFilterWebAgent was found, but is missing another required class.
at com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.filter.WebAppFilterManager._loadFilter(WebAppFilterManager.java:639)
... 1 more
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax.servlet.Filter
Do I have to add the classes to each of the apps? Or is there a better place? Or is this not possible with this version of java?
2 answers
Roberto Sanchez Herrera (286●2) | answered Jan 04 '17, 4:41 p.m.
Maybe the approach mentioned here?
Kevin Creason commented Jan 04 '17, 6:29 p.m.
Thanks, that looks like it could be helpful but I'm missing a lot of background information. I'm trying to catch up. Would this be added into the server.xml, it has a featureManager block:
Roberto Sanchez Herrera (286●2) | answered Jan 05 '17, 12:00 p.m.
Two more approaches you could try.
Adding global libraries to all applications: http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSRTLW_8.5.5/com.ibm.websphere.wlp.nd.multiplatform.doc/ae/twlp_classloader_global_libs.html
Using shared libraries:
Kevin Creason commented Jan 05 '17, 1:17 p.m.
This looks very helpful!
Kevin Creason commented Jan 05 '17, 1:51 p.m.
I received the following error trying simple setup above:


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8:30am, Sunday, April 15, 2018
Bible Study with Jesus
On the first Easter evening, the risen Jesus opened the minds of his disciples so that they understood their Bible stories. And with a little detective work, we can share in Jesus' Bible study. Visiting Pastor (and Bishop Emeritus) Greg Pietsch shows us how. [Organ - Easter 3]
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49 North Resources Inc
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49 North is Saskatchewan's first publicly traded resource investment company, which provides diversified exposure to oil & gas, potash, uranium, diamonds, coal, base & precious metals, and rare earth elements. The company was founded and is managed by a second generation Saskatchewan resource developer with over 25 years of experience in project generation/advancement, corporate finance, and investment. Our symbol is TSX-V: FNR.


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Follow the links below to find out more about some of Correct's clients and guests.
Fill in your details below to book a free assessment and introductory session.
A member of our team will be in contact over the next 24 hours to assist with any enquires you may have.
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OBB doing a Triple Lindy at The High Dive, August 24th.
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The High Dive (@highdive) is a killer venue in the heart of Fremont and Old Bottle Black (@oldbottleblack) is going to be playing a show there on August 24th with Crown Hill Invention! Stay tuned for more information. (shh – there's also rumors of a little block party we might be rocking out… )
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OverviewOne Waterfall Bay is an elegant six-bedroom retreat set in a peaceful hillside estate with expansive sea views.
Just minutes from Kamala Beach, the villa offers total privacy and rejuvenation with generous indoor and outdoor living areas, a cinema room, spa room, swimming pool and sea-view jacuzzis.
Five spacious bedroom suites plus a smaller 'extra' bedroom are all en-suite. Relaxation is assured with a Thai chef on hand to prepare every meal in the villa's professional kitchen, plus a villa manager and concierge service, while private chauffeured transport allows you to explore the island with ease.
Villa Information
Bedroom Details
- Bedroom 1 (Master Suite 1): King size bed, en-suite bathroom, living room, TV entertainment unit, sofa, desk, mini-fridge, balcony
- Bedroom 2 (Master Suite 2): King size bed, en-suite bathroom, TV entertainment unit
- Bedroom 3 (Guest Suite 1 - Third Floor): King size bed, en-suite, TV entertainment unit, shared balcony, sea view
- Bedroom 4 (Guest Suite 2 - Third Floor): King size bed, en-suite, TV entertainment unit, shared balcony, sea view
- Bedroom 5 (Guest Suite 3 - Ground Floor): Twin size bed, en-suite bathroom, TV, beanbag tables
- Bedroom 6 (Guest Suite 4 - Ground Floor): King size bed, en-suite bathroom
Bathroom Details
- The nearest beach is Kamala Beach (3.7 miles away)
- 90-inch projector screen
- Air conditioning
- Alfresco dining
- Bose speakers
- CD player
- Desk
- DVD player
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Futuristic cinema room
- Game room with pool table
- iPod dock
- Jacuzzi
- Playstation
- Pool
- Pool toys
- Rooftop terrace
- Sauna
- Spa
- Study
- Table tennis
- Terrace
- Wireless internet
Pool Details
- Private swimming pool with Jacuzzi.
Staff and Services
- Villa manager
- Chef
- Housekeeping
- Security
- A 10-seater passenger car and driver is available on a complimentary basis for up to 8 hours a day (excluding petrol) - conditions apply - contact a villa specialist for details
Staff and Services (at additional cost)
- Additional transportation requirements may be arranged with the villa manager on extra cost.
Location Details
- Kamala Beach - 3.7 miles
- Surin Beach - 5.5 miles
- Patong Beach - 8.6 miles
- Jungceylon Shopping Mall - 8.6 miles
- Laguna Phuket Golf Course - 9.9 miles
- Banyan Tree Spa - 10.5 miles
- Central Festival Shopping Mall - 13 miles
- Phuket Town - 14.2 miles
- Phuket International Airport - 15.5 miles
- Royal Phuket Marina - 17 miles
- One Waterfall Bay is set in an exclusive five-villa estate with superb ocean views from its hillside perch. Located along the beautiful stretch of Phuket coastline known as the Millionaires' Mile, the villa offers total privacy and peace yet the sands of Kamala Beach are just 3.7 miles away.
- A short stroll will bring you to the Paresa Resort, which has an excellent restaurant with views across the jungle-clad hill back to the villa. Other dine-out options, including the restaurants of Cape Sienna and Andara Resorts are just down the road – easily reached courtesy of your complimentary car and driver. The pulsating nightlife and street markets of Patong Beach are just over the hill, while Surin Beach to the north is a must-visit spot for sunset cocktails.
Villa Notes
- 2 additional beds may be set up on guest request at additional charge.


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Spectrum ADE.
Amsterdam Dance Event is the place you want to be during October. Over five days through the event runs, nearly everyone within the dance music industry descents upon the city of Amsterdam for events, conferences, meetings and a good old catch-up. It's the place to be if you are involved within the industry.
Within this, there are always a number of clubs nights, special events and showcases happening day and night. One of those who has capitalised on this is Audio Obscura. The team put together a huge show at the Rijksmuseum last year with Maceo Plex playing in the renowned bicycle tunnel through the museum. Now they are teaming up with Joris Voorn once more, a partnership which has created great things, for a 'Spectrum ADE' special event.
The event will take place at the waterside venue Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, one which is renowned for it's classical music and showcases on Saturday October 21st. This is something not to be missed. The 'Spectrum ADE' special will see Joris Voorn and the mighty Kolsch go back to back all night long, a thought which has already sent shivers down my back. Also on offer will be music from Skream, WhoMadeWho and Jan Blomqvist Live, so there is plenty on offer. But judging by what the Audio Obscura team have placed on offer before, and the partnerships between Joris Voorn and the team, I would be certainly writing off an Saturday night plans for this one.
You can buy tickets for the 'Spectrum ADE' special here.


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CW Roelle
wire drawings
About the Work
The artwork that CW has chosen to show with the Providence Art Windows are examples of his wire drawings that he feels contain movement. Lines are fluid things that easily put into motion static figures simply by running around and through them. Like veins.
About the Artist
CW Roelle's first job was picking corn. He quit after two days. The next job was at an ice cream parlor called Bud's Polar Bear. That one lasted long enough for him to pay for a school trip to Europe and then he quit one day so that he would have the night off and could then attend a small party at a friend's house. After the trip and a number of babysitting and lawn mowing jobs he gave in to his own reluctance and took a job at the grocery store where his father was the night manager (he became a daytime stock clerk and had to get a hair cut). Moving to Baltimore to attend The Maryland Institute College Of Art freed him from that job (except, that is for his first Christmas break and the summer between his freshmen and sophomore years when he went back for a bit). His first job in college was an 8-hour a week work-study shift at the school bookstore. There were some pretty cushy work-study jobs, that wasn't one of them. Working only 8 hours a week made it difficult to buy things like art supplies and food so he took a job at the security desk at the dorms. The security shifts were overnight (11-7) and he was able to get a lot of his class work done. Then during his sophomore year the opportunity to work at a nearby video store arose and he lept at the chance. To get the job he had to write an essay about what movies meant to him. Now he worked three jobs and was going to school full time. This continued until he graduated, except for the work-study, which turned into working as the bookstore late night janitor. After graduation he continued on at the video store and working security shifts for a little while and then he was hired as a shuttle driver for the school. The shuttle job was great until things started change in the management of the security office and he quit working for the school all together. The video store wasn't enough to live on so in his last months in Baltimore he took a job as a doorman at a local rock club, he was paid five dollars an hour and whatever he wanted to drink (always diet coke). The day came in early 2000 when the time was no longer live-withable in Baltimore and Mr. Roelle moved to Providence RI, the only other city where he had friends (his family lived around Rochester NY, but that town was as enticing as New England). Upon moving he quickly got a job as a parking lot attendant via a friend from college who was doing the same thing. Now it is nine years later and though he works for a different company, he is still working parking lots. It is a job that allows a lot of down time in which he can work on his artwork, at the moment he is holding shifts in that first garage and another one, having 11 other lots under his belt.
To learn more about the artist, please go to www.flickr.com/photos/cwroelle/


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Continental Wrestling Entertainment to be kick-started by Great Khali to promote wrestling in India
The Great Khali, who had emerged as the champion at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) IN 2007, has today announced the launch of his Continental Wrestling Entertainment (CWE).
The new venture was formally launched by Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat who invited the tall Khali to kick-start the first event of CWE on February 2016 with a two-day spectacle of international standard fights to be held in Uttarakhand.
The Chief Minister said that Uttarakhand was slated to host the National Games in 2018 and the event in February would also be used to encourage more people from the state to come forward for sports. He said two stadiums were being built for the purpose in Haldwani and Dehradun. Rawat added that he was sending six or seven wrestlers to Punjab to train under the tutelage of Khali at his academy in Jalandhar.
The CWE would initially train around forty wrestlers, Khali whose real name is Dalip Singh Rana and who stands 7 feet 3 inches tall. check this sentence
In fact, Rawat had to stand on a stool to put a shawl around Khali while welcoming him, providing a great photographic moment.
Rawat said "I have always said that the youth is not just our future but also our present and in a young country and state like ours their development and betterment is of prime importance to any ruling dispensation. I was really impressed by what Khali is attempting to do with this very popular modern day version of one of our most traditional sports - Wrestling." He said the aim of his youth outreach initiative, #CM4Youth, was to understand the aspirations of the young and draw up programmes to fulfill these.
"Pro-wrestling is very popular with the Uttarakhandi youth. Khali's own story of his rise from being a very ordinary worker in the hills to being amongst the world's greatest pro-wrestlers ever through single minded focus, hard work and absolute dedication is nothing short of inspirational", he added.
Others present included Ranjit Rawat and Haripal Rawat, both conveners of #CM4Youth, IBS CEO Amardeep Singh., and leading sporting luminary Jaspal Rana. The CWE programme will focus on aggressively promoting the sport in India as well as scouting and developing pro-wrestling talent from across the country.
Khali said that talks were on with different television channels who want to cover his events, but declined to give further details.
Commenting on the reason behind this initiative, Khali said: "I have come a long way since my humble beginning as an ordinary stone cutter in the hills. A simple response to a chance question by a Punjab police inspector who passed me one day while I was working along a road, changed my life for ever. He asked me why was I working so hard even after my shift was completed. My response that unlike others I had a bigger stomach to fill and thus needed to work harder than the rest landed me a job in Punjab police. For the first time in my life, when I got my second salary there, I could actually buy a TV; a decision that changed my life forever – I not just got introduced to wrestling through seeing WWE but decided to make it my passion and profession."
"My journey was not at all simple to say the least. Having gone through all the trials and tribulations of setting out on a journey to conquer the world of pro-wrestling with only my ambition in hand and then being able to rise to the zenith at the world platform, I was determined even while in the United States that I would return to my country and help create the right platform and facilities for my fellow Indians to also make it big in this sport." Added the wrestler.
He further went on to say that the Uttarakhand CM had agreed to help his endeavour without any pre-conditions as it was a very good initiative for the youth.
The fights which are scheduled for February 2016 will feature both international as well as Indian pro-wrestlers including The Great Khali himself.
Asked why he was not participating in the WWE Live event in India, he indicated that he had not been invited but would love to wrestle with Americans on Indian soil. He said that he had gone through a lot of difficulty when he landed there in 2006 and used to sleep in the ring after the day's matches as he had no other place to go to!
The spectacle of International standard fights will be held in association with specialist sports and brand management company, 'Integrated Brand Solutions (IBS)' and will be supported by Harish Rawat's '#CM4Youth'. IBS is a full service Brand solutions agency dedicated to maximizing experiences and ROI for client brands. With offices in Mumbai, Pune, Dehradun, Delhi, Bangalore, US & UK and through its extensive partner network span across the globe, it ensures seamless geographic and product outreach to discerning clients.


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