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Chan is uniquely Chinese and was founded by an Indian Monk called Budhidharma who came to China in the late 5th century, later become the dominate method of meditaton. Some three hundreds years later, in 8th century, Chan was exported to Japan from China. The Chinese word is 禪 - pronounced in Chinese as Ch'an and in Japanese as Zen. Today, people are looking at the origin or roots of 禪. Chan Master Sheng Yen, of the 20th century, introduced Chan to the West in a direct, simple and practical way of practice. Guo Gu is one of his closest disciples and a much sought after Chan teacher in modern time. He is current prof. of Buddhism at Florida State Univrsit of USA.
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Well, unlike the Rocket Stoves I've built and shown before, a gasifier stove's fuel burns from the top down. The hot gasses from the burning fuel are sucked downward then directed back inside the stove between the inner and outer can where it burns from holes in the top. Once started, this process creates a very hot and virtually smokeless fire.
Alright, let's build one.
- 1x: 40.5 oz 4" diameter can (This will be the main stove body.)
- 1x: 14.5 oz 3" diameter can (This will be the inner burn can.)
- 1x: 12.5 oz 4" diameter can (This will be used to make a collar for the top of the stove to set cookware on.)
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You're now done with the big can, set it aside.
Time to start on the inner burn can.
That's it for the stove, now let's make the top collar.
Gather some tinder and some pencil sized sticks.
Load the sticks into the stove and put the tinder on top, then light. As the sticks burn down you'll see that the top holes on the inside of the can ignite the gasses and burn steady.
Obviously, this stove can become very hot on the outside, so don't attempt to touch or move it while in operation.
Larger and smaller versions of this stove can be made, just find the right sized steel cans.
This was a fun build, and I'm glad I get to share it with everyone.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Leave a comment if you have any questions or suggestions, I'd love to hear from you.
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"Andrew Sean Greer's LESS is excellent company. It's no less than bedazzling, bewitching and be-wonderful." – Christopher Buckley, New York Times Book Review
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No club last night so no AAR today, real life caught me up and I had to stay home. I did manage to put the finishing touches to my latest Roman unit and base them up this morning.
Now these are not Aventine figures as I have said and they are old moulds and in a close up photograph do not look fantastic, however, from where I am looking at the moment they will blend in on a battlefield pretty good. I have also put them on a movement tray when in fact they will mostly operate in a skirmish role, if they had been meant to be close order troops I would have had them sorted so that the throwing guys would have been in the front line, but by the time I realised it would be a good idea to put them on a tray they were already glued to their bases. There are a few whose faces do not bear close scrutiny as they look like they have been in a boxing match with whoever is the champion boxer these days, last I knew it was Cassius Clay.
Next up are my officers, 50% casualty markers and rally point, I counted up what I have at the moment and I can easily field a 2000 point WAC army, two cohorts and two cavalry units to go and I am still teetering on adding another auxiliary cohort. The artillery of course is a separate matter all together and doesn't count.


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Multiplex: Chapter 13
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In Multiplex: Chapter 13, Melissa finally gets even, and the Flickhead–Multiplex rivalry reaches a fever pitch.
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Families of Mon Ami: Denise and Dolores
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Denise cares for her mother, Dolores, on her own, visiting Mom in an assisted care facility as often as she can. Denise has still been feeling that she's not doing enough, and worried that Mom wasn't getting enough interaction in her home. Denise feels that finding Mon Ami enables Mom to engage with the world around her like she used to.
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My mom, Dolores, she's 89 years old – she has been in an assisted living place for going on 4 years now. She enjoys activities, games, puzzles, walks, she likes being with other people. When she was active she was in singing and dancing and all kinds of volunteer activities. She'd like to hear about you. If you talk about yourself to her, so she can ask you questions. She gets a little bored in her care home here because there's not too many activities and everyone else is a little further along than she is in her dementia. The isolation here pushes her into herself, so if you talk to her it takes her mind off herself.
She's active and she goes to an adult activity center three days a week, but she's starting to decline a little bit. I noticed she gets tired quite a bit, but she sure perked up when this Mon Ami came over. As soon as she saw people she was happy to see them. She likes engaging in conversation.
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Stories are abundant in this morning's news that Pope Benedict's first book since his election is to be released in the spring. Volume One of "Jesus of Nazareth" will reportedly be a series of reflections on the life of Christ from his Baptism to the Transfiguration. During this past summer's stay in the Italian Alps and at Castelgandolfo, word was out that the Holy Father was putting finishing touches on a book.
Today's New York Times reports that Pope Benedict "has finished the first ten chapters of a longer projected life of Jesus." In the preface to the book (released by the Vatican), the Holy Father writes that the work is the fruit of a "long, personal journey" that began as a young man.
Of course, things are a little different for the pen of the prolific Pontiff. Now, when he writes (on matters of faith and morals, anyway) there's the whole question of Infallibility. Can a scholarly Pope go off on a theological tangent? Can he float a theory he has without intimidating theologians? Have no fear. B16 explains that the book is "solely a reflection of [his] personal research.", and then added, "Therefore, everyone is free to contradict me."
Another book? How much knowledge is in that mind of his? Will he ever stop writing? How many trees has this man been responsible for murdering just so he can keep Ignatius Press fiscally solvent?!? Stop writing, Holy Father, and give us all a chance to "catch up"!
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US: Tropical Storm Barry to make landfall in Louisiana late July 12 /update 4
US: Hurricane likely to form in Gulf of Mexico by July 12 /update 3
US: Louisiana declares state of emergency July 10 ahead of TS/Hurricane Barry /update 2
US: Flood emergency downgraded to warning as rainfall eases in New Orleans July 10 /update 1
US: Flash flood emergency issued for New Orleans area (Louisiana state) July 10
The National Hurricane Center downgraded Tropical Storm Barry to Tropical Depression on Monday, July 15, indicating that Barry continues its northerly path into Arkansas as of Monday, 04:00 (local time). The center of Tropical Depression Barry was located near latitude 34.4°N 93.5°W at that time, exhibiting maximum sustained winds near 35 km/h (25 mph). Little change in strength is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Barry is expected to produce additional rain accumulations of 2 to 4 inches with isolated maximum amounts of 8 inches across Arkansas state, western Tennessee, and Kentucky, southeast Missouri, and northwest Mississippi.
Power outages are still in effect across Louisiana. More than 11 million residents are under flash flood watches from the Louisiana coast to the southern Midwest, and an additional 5 inches of rain is expected to fall in Louisiana as Barry moves out of the state - including Arkansas state and Mississippi state - over the coming days. Heavy rains and associated flooding are also expected in Indiana state, and Illinois state.
Hurricane Barry made landfall in Louisiana state as a Category 1 storm on July 13. Barry is the first hurricane of the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season.
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Plant scientist Dr David Slawson has been appointed as the new Director of OPAL, based at Imperial College London.
Dr Slawson, who previously worked at the Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera) and was involved in the development of the OPAL tree health survey, took up his new role on 10 March 2014.
He replaces Dr Linda Davies, who masterminded the creation of OPAL and spent six years at the helm of the project before stepping down at the end of 2013.
We caught up with Dr Slawson to find out a bit more about his goals, his advice for budding scientists and his passion for the Welsh coast.
What was your previous role?
Previously, I worked at Fera where I've undertaken a number of roles, including Principal Plant Health & Seeds Inspector with responsibility for managing national surveillance and outbreaks, including high profile campaigns such as Phytophthora ramorum; Head of Plant Protection Programme which delivers all statutory diagnosis, research and consultancy on plant health; and, most recently, Head of Plant Health Public Engagement where I've led some fun projects such as the Stop the Spread show garden at the 2013 RHS Chelsea Flower Show and the OPAL tree health survey.
In the last 18 months, I've been heavily involved in the Government's response to the Chalara ash dieback crisis, where I have acted as an official adviser to the Secretary of State's Tree Health and Plant Biosecurity Taskforce and have helped to draft the new plant health strategy that will be published shortly.
What do you hope to achieve at OPAL over the next three years?
First and foremost having won the three-year, £3 million Big Lottery Fund project to extend OPAL to the rest of the UK, the small OPAL team must build relations with a new group of partners to successfully deliver the project. We recently met all the new partners and the energy and enthusiasm that they demonstrated makes me confident that this is the start of something special.
In addition, I must make it my mission to secure OPAL's long-term future. My predecessor Dr Linda Davies started something special when she developed the OPAL concept and the baton has passed to me to make it sustainable.
What are you most looking forward to about working at OPAL?
Having worked closely with them on the tree health survey, I am most looking forward to working full-time with the OPAL team. They are young, enthusiastic and have such a great can-do attitude. I really want to see them flourish and fulfill their potential.
Also, having seen first-hand the landscape-changing damage that pests and disease can do to our woodlands and countryside, I am eager to raise people's awareness of these and other threats to nature and inspire them to help protect our environment for future generations.
What advice would you give to people considering a career in plant science?
Follow your passion. There is a huge range of opportunities available for all interests. If you are happy never 'leaving the cell', then go for high-tech CSI molecular biology, but if you like being outside concentrate on ecology, woodlands or gardening which offer scope for more fieldwork.
And I know that it sounds boring but we also need policy-makers and administrators. Believe me, the cut and thrust of negotiating in Whitehall and Brussels can generate a real buzz too. Finally, there is a growing recognition that what is really important is the interaction between natural scientists and people. This opens up the world of social science, media and communications.
Where is your favourite place to enjoy nature?
I am never happier than when walking around or splashing about in the sea off the Welsh coast ('splashing about' is a fair description of my feeble attempts at surfing). Pembrokeshire is a real family favourite but if I had to pick one place it would be the majestic Mawddach estuary (pictured right) with the brooding Cader Idris on its southern shore. The area is fantastic for both coastal and glacial geography.
Shropshire County Council ran a field studies centre in the area and I was lucky enough to spend a week there when I was about 13 years old and then two further weeks during my A' levels. I really hope that OPAL and our partners, such as the Field Studies Council (of which I am a life member), can inspire the same life-long passion in today's youngsters.
How do you relax outside of work?
My main passion outside work, other than my family, is rugby. Since the age of 11, I have spent Saturday afternoons running around a rugby pitch, first as player and later as a referee. Sadly the legs are less willing these days but I am really lucky to have become an RFU-qualified referee coach.
We have a development squad of young, talented referees in Yorkshire and I act as a coach to two or three of them each year. This again gives me the opportunity to do my bit to enable youngsters to fulfill their potential. In addition, I do get the occasional ticket or two to watch England at Twickenham but I am not sure that that counts as relaxation!
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October 2019
The 36th Moonraker event is an annual night walk challenge. You don't need to be an experienced walker to take part, you just have to be enthusiastic and ideally enjoy raising money for charity.
Walkers have to find their way around either 5 or 10 mile course using a map and answering questions.
Moonraker offers an opportunity for youth and community groups, clubs, schools, charities, businesses, families and friends to raise money for their favourite charity and Rotary charities.
To take part you need a team of 3 to 6 and must be at least 14years old and be prepared for the challenge.
The event also encourages team building and a chance to develop leadership skills.
We can assure you that you will feel a huge sense of achievement in many ways, having completed this event.
Important Notice
"It is with great regret that this year's Moonraker, planned for 19 October,has been cancelled due to insufficient teams signed up to take part. The event was non-viable from a financial perspective. because of costs Langley and Iver incur in running the event (eg marquee, medical facilities, food). Entry fees would not have covered our costs by some margin.
If you would like a refund of monies paid please contact Jerri Rees with your bank details or email any other member of the organisation team you have been in contact with.
Thank you and sorry for the disappointing news
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Stephen Neale was released from an institution in England just during World War II when he accidentally encounters a deadly Nazi conspiracy and tries to stop it.
Ministry of Fear is a very popular movie from 1945, one of the top movies in Drama genre. First of all, I need to say that Ministry of Fear is not like the other Drama movies made according to the usual scheme. If you analyze all the newest movies available to watch online and compare them with this one, you'll see that Ministry of Fear is in a great shape. With such good actors cast, the movie just can't be bad. Fritz Lang is a director who stays behind all the great work and thanks to him Ministry of Fear looks as it looks. Feel free to hit the play button and enjoy the movie, the great actors play and all other things that make the whole movie as great as it is.


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Exporting functions is handy for end users, but quickly becomes a huge headache when you're trying to chain them. e.g: If you're writing an exporter yourself, and you want to wrap responses from an exported symbol, while passing through user configuration => Huge headache. So the exporter based interface is there for people who don't need anything fancy, while the Object based interface is there for people with more complex requirements.
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"_instance_id" An opportunistic sequence number for help with debug messages. Note: This is not guaranteed to be unique per instance, only guaranteed to be constant within the life of the object. Based on "refaddr", and giving out new ids when new "refaddr"'s are seen. "_debug" The debugger callback. export PATH_ISDEV_DEBUG=1 to get debug info. "_with_debug" Wrap calls to Path::IsDev::debug to have a prefix with an object identifier. $ob->_with_debug(sub{ # Path::Tiny::debug now localised. }); "BUILD" "BUILD" is an implementation detail of "Class::Tiny". This module hooks "BUILD" to give a self report of the object to *STDERR after "->new" when under $DEBUG "_matches" my $result = $o->matches( $path ); $result here will be a constructed "Path::IsDev::Result". Note this method may be handy for debugging, but you should still call "matches" for all real code.
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We offer mini sessions studio shoots in the South Side of Glasgow. Our in home studio is tiny but it does the job and we LOVE having families over to capture these memories for them!
This was my lovely friend Steph from prenatal class's children, Abigail and Benjamin. Louie and Benjamin are the same age and have been little pals since birth. Our prenatal class was incredible and all us girls stayed in touch with one another which has been so great for the kiddos!!!
This session was a mini Christmas session but I also took some without our set up to be displayed in the home year long.
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In this episode of 1337 Wine TV, Mark visits what is considered one of the top wineries in Chablis, William Fèvre. Nicholas Thomson, Assistant Commercial Sales Assistant, was kind enough to spend a couple hours of his afternoon to take me on a tour of the winery and taste a few of the wines. I was able to talk to him about some of the Grand Cru vineyards I explored that morning also.
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In this episode of 1337 Wine TV, Mark sits down with Laurent Pillot of Domaine Fernand et Laurent Pillot. The Doamine is in the Chassagne-Montrachet AOP. During the interview they sample two of the wines from the Domaine. The first being the 2015 Domaine Fernand et Laurent Pillot "Le Chene" Chassagne-Montrachet. The second wine is the 2015 Domaine Fernand et Laurent Pillot "Le Vergers" 1er Cru Chassagne-Montrachet.


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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a range of complex neurodevelopment disorders, characterised by social impairments, communication difficulties, and restricted, repetitive, and stereotyped patterns of behaviour.
Teaching Personnel are working with a large school in the Fordingbridge area who require a teaching assistant to support Autism on a full-time basis. This role will be temporary on a supply basis.
We are seeking applications from strong teaching assistants with plenty of experience, who can support children on a 1:1 basis. We require candidates with good knowledge of supporting special educational needs and ideally experience with Autistic spectrum disorder. These roles must be filled with candidates who are extremely nurturing, patient and hardworking.
Other desirable training/qualifications include: Team Teach, Manual Handling, Makaton, Autism Awareness.
If you think you have the right experience, please apply below and include a short statement outlining your experience.
**These roles are subject to usual agency terms and conditions, our school's requirements may change but we are also searching for similar positions within other local schools**
All applicants will require the appropriate qualification and training for this role. For teacher roles, we require a formally recognised teaching qualification. For Support staff our minimum requirement is GCSE English & Maths (A-C) or equivalent.
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Welcome to the KiSS Society's homepage!
KiSS stands for Kiddies Support Scheme, a charity that supports children in Uganda access healthcare and education. Our main aim as a society is to raise awareness of the conditions faced by vulnerable children living in poverty and the struggles they encounter as a result. We want to inform you all of the incredible work that KiSS does to ensure that every child in Kasamabya and Hoima are equipped with the skills and knowledge to create a sustainable future for themselves and their community. KiSS helps with school fees, books, uniforms and other equipment and creates income generating projects for families to allow children to stop working and attend school.
One of the greatest barriers to children entering education however, is poor health. Therefore, the work that KiSS does is essential to resolving this by supporting children with HIV, providing emergency care in life-threatening situations and supporting children who are victims of neglect. They also provide specialist help and care for children with disabilities.
KiSS relies on the funding provided by two secondary schools in Hertfordshire for the majority of their annual income, meaning that the work that KiSS can do is often limited. To put in into perspective, it only costs £1 to pay for a life saving malaria jab and £24 pound to pay for a year's worth of secondary education for a child, a privilege we often take for granted.
To support the amazing work that KiSS conducts, we plan to hold multiple fundraisers throughout the year including quiz nights, bar crawls, bake sales and lots more! We have recently held a 'secret santa' themed collection of items at Christmas which have been sent to the Children in Uganda. As well as this, we will be providing regular updates from the children themselves and will be informing you of any recent work that KiSS conducts. We want to make a massive difference to the communities we support in Uganda and would love to have you in our team!
The University of Nottingham Students' Union is a registered charity no. 1136986 and a company limited by guarantee registered in England no. 7229624.
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The world's only surviving tea-clipper; the Cutty Sark celebrates turning 150 this year. The iconic, historic sailing ship and fastest of its time is now an award-winning visitor attraction in Greenwich, London. The 1st February 2019 marks the start of a year-long programme of events and celebrations that will be taking place at the Cutty Sark, starting from marking the anniversary of the signing of the contact to commence the build on 1st Feb to its launch on 22 November 1869 to the ship's first official voyage on 16 February 1870. On its first voyage, Cutty Sark carried 'large amounts of wine, spirits and beer', and came back from Shanghai loaded with 1.3 million pounds of tea.
The Cutty Sark is a survivor and has a rich history, full of stories and 'near misses' from the beginning of its build in Dumbarton to be here in Greenwich today. Cutty Sark survived storms which ripped its rudder off on two occasions, a dismasting in the First World War and a terrible fire in 2007. In the year before the fire, the majority of Cutty Sark's original fabric had been removed. This meant that, while devastating, the fire was nowhere near as destructive as it could have been. Over 90% of the ship's hull structure that you see today is original to 1869.
To celebrate 150 years of the Cutty Sark, there will be a number of special events throughout the year including concerts, theatre and poetry performances relating to her impressive career, her Victorian maritime heritage and historic connections to the rest of the world.
The Cutty Sark is located in Cutty Sark gardens; a short walk away from Cutty Sark DLR and within walking distance of Royal Museums Greenwich's other sites, the National Maritime Museum, the Queen's House and Royal Observatory Greenwich.
Event Details:
Highlights include:
- Celebrate Cutty Sark's 150th anniversary with a special concert by the BBC Singers.
- Enjoy Family Friendly events on board Cutty Sark with incredible storytelling for all the family
BBC Singers: Cutty Sark 150 Concert
The BBC Singers return to the ship with a concert to celebrate Cutty Sark's place in trade history and her many connections across the globe. Collaborating with world music fusion band Kabantu, the BBC Singers will celebrate Cutty Sark's international trade routes with a selection of music that exists beyond boundaries.
Date: 8 March 2019
Times: Doors open 19.00 Show starts 19.45
Admission: £15
Age: 8+
The Pirates of Penzance
To celebrate 150 years since work began on building Cutty Sark, Merry Opera bring an exuberant production of Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance. Enjoy an evening of sentimental pirates, blundering policemen, absurd adventures, improbable paradoxes –and realistic women.
Dates: 21, 22 & 23 March 2019
Times: Doors open 19.00, Show starts 19.45
Admission: £28 (includes a welcome drink)
Age: 11+
Cutty Sark Carnival
Dress to impress at Cutty Sark's Carnival, inspired by the ship's journeys to Brazil whilst she was sailing under the Portuguese Flag as the Ferreira.
Dates: 2 and 3 March 2019
Times: 11.30-13.30 and 14.00-16.00
Admission: Activity free with admission to the ship
Age: Suitable for ages 4 and over
Cutty Sark tour in British Sign Language (BSL)
Join deaf historian John Wilson for a tour of Cutty Sark and her history in BSL. Explore the 1869 clipper, celebrated for her record-breaking passages around the globe and find out about life on board and the fascinating story of her survival. Assistance dogs welcome.
Date: 23 March2019
Times: 11.00-12.00 | 13.30-14.30
Admission: £13.50 Concessions, members and visitors with disabilities. Price includes admission to the ship. Carers enter free.
Cutty Sark 150 Challenge
2-course meal, drink and an interactive quiz style challenge. Host for the evening is comedian and impressionist Jon Culshaw.
Date: April 2nd 2019
Venue: Sammy Ofer Gallery, Cutty Sark
Times: 18.45
Admission: £65 for an individual ticket or £585 for a table of 10 (only available by calling the Membership office on 020 8312 6678)
Age: 18+ only
Wine tasting
Join an accredited expert on a wine tasting experience under the hull of Cutty Sark
Date: April 9th 2019
Venue: Sammy Ofer Gallery, Cutty Sark
Times: 19.15
Admission: £35
Age: 18+ only
Gin tasting
Join an accredited expert on a gin tasting experience under the hull of Cutty Sark
Date: June 4th 2019
Venue: Sammy Ofer Gallery, Cutty Sark
Times: 19.15
Admission: £40
Age: 18+ only
Cutty Sark Birthday Weekend
Join the celebrations of the Cutty Sark's 150th anniversary of her launch
Dates: 23rd and 24th November
Venue: Sammy Ofer Gallery, Cutty Sark
Times: 10.00-17.00
Admission: £13.50 Concessions, members and visitors with disabilities. Price includes admission to the ship. Carers enter free. Local residents enter free (proof of address needed)
Tom Allen & Friends
Live comedy at the Cutty Sark
Dates: Monthly dates available
Venue: Sammy Ofer Gallery, Cutty Sark
Times: Doors open at 18.15, start time at 19.15
Admission: £17.50
Toddler Time
Cutty Sark is dedicating term-time Wednesday mornings to our youngest visitors. Bring your little sailors along for songs, stories and playtime on board.
Dates: Wednesdays during term time
Venue: Sammy Ofer Gallery, Cutty Sark
Times: 10.00-11.30 | 13.20-14.50
Admission: Under 4s go free and £5 Toddler Time ticket for one accompanying adult, includes admission to the ship
Age: Suitable for ages 4 and under
Cutty Sark Characters
Come aboard to hear Cutty Sark's incredible stories brought to life by characters from the ship's past. Meet Captain Woodget, the ship's most daring master; Jock Willis, the man who built Cutty Sark; Nannie, the ship's figurehead; or the ship's cook, James Robson, who all have an extraordinary story to tell.
Dates: Daily
Venue: Sammy Ofer Gallery and Main Deck, Cutty Sark
Times: 11.00 | 12.00 | 13.00 | 14.30
Times: Throughout the day
Admission: Included in Cutty Sark admission price
Age: Suitable for ages 3+
Cutty Sark reopened to the public in April 2012, marking a new chapter in the extraordinary life of the last surviving tea clipper and one of the world's most famous ships. Visitors to Cutty Sark can venture aboard and beneath the beautiful three-masted clipper: walk along the decks in the footsteps of the merchant seamen who sailed her over a century ago; explore the hold where precious cargo was stored on epic voyages; and even walk underneath the 963-tonne ship in the dry berth below to view the elegant lines of her hull.
Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Royal Observatory Greenwich and Queen's House operate under the banner of Royal Museums Greenwich.
Cutty Sark is open 10.00 – 17.00, Monday – Sunday (subject to change please see website for details www.rmg.co.uk/cuttysark).
Royal Museums Greenwich members receive free entry to Cutty Sark among their membership benefits. Admission to Cutty Sark is by ticket, available in advance online, by telephone or in person on the day. Due to high demand tickets may be unavailable on the day to those who have not purchased their ticket in advance. Tickets can be purchased online at www.rmg.co.uk/cuttysark or by calling the bookings line on 020 8312 6608.
Royal Museums Greenwich offers free admission to carers accompanying visitors with disabilities.
Cutty Sark is located a short walk from the Cutty Sark DLR, and Maze Hill and Greenwich train stations. The closest tube stations are North Greenwich (to change to local buses) and Canary Wharf (to change to DLR), both on the Jubilee line.
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Fairies or gumnut babies in your garden? This miniature set of my favourite Australian biscuits and cakes felt food is perfect for keeping your little visitors happy!
The set includes one each of the following: Fairy Bread, Tim Tam, Iced VoVo, Hundreds and Thousands Biscuit, Anzac Biscuit, Lamington.
Each piece has been made from 100% wool or wool/viscose blend felt and embellished with cotton embroidery thread. Each piece measures under 1.5 cm (longest length or diameter).
This would be a lovely stocking stuffer. Your set will come packaged in a fairy/gumnut baby sized red gingham drawstring fabric pouch for easy storage.
Each piece is handmade and unique. As a result, your set may vary slightly from the photos, but will be just as sweet.
*Due to the small size of each piece I would recommend the use of this miniature felt food set by children age 3+.*
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Calendar of Events — December 2012
All programs are free for JANM members and included with admission for non-members, unless otherwise noted. Events are subject to change.
Reservations are recommended for most programs; you may use the links below. You may also RSVP by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 213.625.0414 at least 48 hours in advance. Please indicate the name, date, and time of the program, as well as your name and the number of people in your party.
For all ticketed events (classes, workshops, food tours, etc.), pre-payment is required to hold your space. Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance or no refund will be issued.
Common Ground Exhibition Tour
Pacific Citizens by Greg Robinson
Pacific Citizens collects key writings of Larry S. Tajiri, a multitalented journalist, essayist, and popular culture maven. He and his wife, Guyo, became leading figures in Nisei political life as the central purveyors of news for and about Japanese Americans during World War II. The Tajiris also created the Pacific Citizen, a forum for liberal and progressive views on politics, civil rights, and democracy.
Pacific Citizens contextualizes the Tajiris' output, providing a telling portrait of these two dedicated journalists and serving as a reminder of the public value of the ethnic community press.
Q&A to follow with Dr. Robinson and former Pacific Citizen Editor Harry Honda.
Purchase the book from the Museum Store >>
Read our interview with author Greg Robinson on DiscoverNikkei.org >>
Little Tokyo Walking Tour
$9 Members; $14 non-members, includes Museum admission. Comfortable walking shoes and clothes recommended. Weather permitting.
Target Free Family Saturday: Holiday Celebration
Enjoy a day of family fun and crafts. December's theme is Holiday Celebration!
Generously sponsored by Target, these special Saturdays are filled with fun activities giving families unique ways to learn, play, and grow together.
• Create colorful garland to hang for the holidays.
• Add snow & sparkle to your own winter scene and shake things up for the season.
• Ruthie's Origami Corner: Fold an origami lantern to brighten the season.
11AM: Doors open
11AM-2PM: Make holiday fruit leather pouches with Kidding Around the Kitchen
12-4PM: Strike a pose! Take fun photos with holiday props by Rocket Photo Booths
1PM-4PM: Come decorate holiday cookies with Parties by Stacey. For children only, while supplies last.
2PM: We Tell Stories performs The Season of Giving
3PM: The Santa Monica Oceanaires will perform your favorite winter songs
4PM: Doors close
Kidding Around the Kitchen
Kidding Around the Kitchen (KATK) brings a "hands on" cooking experience and lesson in which the kids actively participate in the preparation of recipes. The result of their cutting, measuring, cooking, and then eating their creations is more than simply a lesson in health. They get to see, touch, smell, and taste the fruits, vegetables, nuts, cheeses, eggs, meats, and other ingredients that they may never have previously seen in their raw form.
For more information on Kidding Around the Kitchen, visit: www.kiddingaroundthekitchen.com.
Parties by Stacey
Parties by Stacey has been booking entertainers for and performing at children's parties in Southern California for over 12 years!
To book your party with Stacy, visit: http://www.partiesbystacey.com/.
Rocket Photo Booths
Rocket Photo Booths is a high quality photo booth rental service serving the greater Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego areas.
Santa Monica Oceanaires
The Santa Monica Oceanaires have been entertaining Southern California audiences for more than twenty-five years with their unique style and barbershop harmony.
For more information about the Santa Monica Oceanaires, visit: http://www.oceanaires.org/.
We Tell Stories
We Tell Stories is a multi-ethnic group of artists that seeks to educate, nurture, and strengthen communities by reconnecting young audiences with the ancient powers of storytelling and theatre.
For more information about We Tell Stories, visit: http://www.wetellstories.org/.
Take a Picture with Japanese American Santa
Stan Sakai Signing
Giant Robot Artists' Entourage Workshop with Albert Reyes and Saelee Oh
Saelee Oh: Open Love Letter to the Universe: We will be creating lots of artwork together! You can make portraits of your spirit animals, make artwork as an amulet for healing and protection for yourself and to give out to others and to illustrate our wishes for our world to be a better place.
This program is generously sponsored by the National Endowment of the Arts.
Little Tokyo Walking Tour
$9 Members; $14 non-members, includes Museum admission. Comfortable walking shoes and clothes recommended. Weather permitting.


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RGU awarded £4.2million to expand its pioneering work-based learning degree programme
Robert Gordon University (RGU), a pioneer of work-based learning degrees, has been awarded £4.2 million by Skills Development Scotland to significantly expand the range of courses on offer and the number of places available.
In March 2017 RGU became the first university in Scotland to confirm its Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) offering with 30 fully-funded places available on two courses, BSc (Hons) IT Management for Business and BSc (Hons) Software Development for Business.
This latest award will see RGU deliver 135 additional fully-funded GAs, in partnership with Skills Development Scotland, and with support from the European Social Fund, spread across a range of disciplines in construction, engineering, business management and IT.
GAs enable participants to earn their degree while working and are delivered in partnership with their employers over the course of four years.
The two courses offered in 2017, which were run by the university's School of Computing Science and Digital Media, were selected to address the national digital skills shortage.
A range of businesses and organisations including local authorities from across Scotland signed collaboration agreements with RGU to deliver the GAs to employees.
RGU Principal Professor Ferdinand von Prondzynski said: "Having pioneered the GA programme in 2017, this latest award ensures that we are one of the largest providers of GAs in Scotland.
"As a university, we already work very closely with industry to ensure that our graduates meet the requirements of the job market. Work-based learning represents an innovative approach to teaching and learning which supports the education and ongoing development of employees to ensure they acquire the skills required to progress in their chosen career paths."
Skills Development Scotland, Director of Service Design and Innovation, Jonathan Clark, added: "Graduate Apprenticeships have the potential to transform the way that young people access further and higher education, and it's clear from the demand that many companies and Universities feel the same way.
"Graduate Apprentices will be employed during their studies and because much of the learning takes place in the workplace they will have the opportunity to immediately apply what they learn at college or university in their jobs – and vice versa.
"This provides opportunities for employers to help shape the skills of their employees and to address skills shortages affecting their industry and the local economy."
The breakdown of places for the 2018 GLA programme, which will start in September 2018, is: BSc (Hons) Construction: Built Environment (15 places); BSc (Hons) Engineering: Design and Manufacture (25); BSc (Hons) Engineering: Instrumentation, Measurement and Control (25); BSc (Hons) Business Management: Financial Services (20); BSc (Hons) Business Management (20); BSc (Hons) IT Management for Business (15); BSc (Hons) Software Development for Business (15).
Employers interested in finding out more should contact the GA Recruitment Team on email@example.com.
Find out more about RGU's GA offering
by Rob Smith
Communications Officer
Press and Media Enquiries


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Check your compiler warnings and hints. They may still be errors.
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I try to follow a zero hints and warnings policy for my code. (I admit I don't always succeed though. 😉 ) But I was initially confused on how to solve this, and because of that learned something about not always following directions blindly…
See this example code.
function Test: boolean; var Something: TSomething; begin Result := false; Something := TSomething.Create; try // Perform something that may raise an exception Result := true; finally FreeAndNil (Something); end; end;
This function should return true if everything went ok, without exceptions, and false otherwise. You've probably at some point written something like that too. However, I get a compiler hint pointing to the first line of the function:
[dcc32] H2077 Value assigned to 'Test' never used.
I can make the hint go away by removing the first Result := false assignment. However, is my Result then guaranteed to initialize to false, as I would like it to?
Well, I make a habit of initializing my local variables and according to this StackOverflow answer, I am correct in doing so:
"For local variables and anything related to stack, it will contain garbage, so you're responsible to provide a meaningful value before using the variables."
Is the Result special variable an exception to this? I already found that Result is not initialized if it returns a string, but what about returning a boolean or an integer?
Well… the answer is a very subtle one. Result is not an exception and should still be initialized! But, then why is the compiler hinting at me for doing so? Should I ignore the hint? (Yikes, start making exceptions on my zero-tolerance policy?) No, in fact, the hint is still correct. It is because the assignment really is unused. My function has a bug: it does in fact not return true when successful and false otherwise — it will return true when successful and raise an exception otherwise. It will indeed never return false. Notice that I was only using try…finally and not catching the exception. An exception would have escaped the function to the caller. The compiler is smart enough to notice this potential code path: if you, for the sake of this demonstration, replace finally with except, and the hint goes away.
So I should either
- Remove the
Result := false;assignment. The hint then goes away but all the code calling this function should be checked and/or modified to assume an exception if something goes wrong instead of a false return value. I could (should?) even make it a procedure instead of a function, since the return value now does no longer matter.
- Add exception handling code by means of an additional try..except construct, to make sure the function actually returns false if an exception occurs, as it was intended to.
Bottom line: always check up on compiler warnings and even hints. They may not be errors but very well still point to an error in your code! This could have made a really nasty bug to find, if something had actually gone wrong in that piece of code.
(And perhaps bottom line #2: Always initialize your variables. Even if you think the compiler hints you not to.)


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Passion is powerful. It is like adding seasoning to a recipe… without it the dish is bland and boring. Passion adds the vibrance and excitement to life, just as seasoning does for a recipe. Whereas too much spice can be overkill in a recipe, there is no such thing as too much passion. It is … Read more The Power of Passion


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Esprit Entrepreneur 2020
When: November 17, 2020, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Where: Embassy Suites, 2601 Canyon Blvd, Boulder, CO 80302
Cost: $65 for Boulder Chamber members; $95 for non-members.
We are thrilled to host the 36th annual Esprit Entrepreneur event, celebrating Boulder's entrepreneurial spirit. Attendees will get an inside look at the latest research from the Innovation Venture 2.0 Report, hear a Boulder startup story and more!
We will also hold the finals for the Esprit Venture Challenge, a live-pitch competition where start-ups compete for their chance at $10,000, as chosen by the audience at this event.
Enjoy networking, drinks, and dinner with the startup community! Dress is business casual. Drinks and a heavy appetizer station buffet will be provided to all attendees.
PARKING INFORMATION: Self Parking in Embassy Suites Parking Lot- Maximum $5
To enter the parking garage, go North on 26th from Canyon. Entrance is located on the right, once you pass the Embassy Suites. Upon entrance to the Parking Garage, make sure to hold on to your ticket and bring with you to check-in. Parking Stickers for your parking ticket will be handed out at check-in to guarantee you will not pay more than $5 upon your exit. Three options to pay when you are leaving: Pay CASH ONLY at the front desk; Pay with a credit card at the elevator kiosk; Pay with a credit card at kiosk when leaving the parking lot.
Learn more about Esprit Venture Challenge
PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASE: By attending this event, photographs and videos of the event and individuals will be public and possibly used on future marketing for the Boulder Chamber and its associates.
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What happens when Shambhala Music Festival teams up with Oso Negro Coffee? Well…
"There are 21 grams of coffee in a double shot," Anne says as she jots it down on a piece of paper. "450 grams in a pound, so 21 double shots per pound."
I'm at the Oso Negro Roastery in Uphill Nelson with Jennifer St. Denis, Shambhala's Beverage Director and Anne, who's been helping us craft a unique blend of Oso Negro coffee, exclusive to Shambhala, for the past few months.
The blend is more or less down – now we're trying to figure out the volume of beans we need to order. Which as we throw theoretical numbers back and forth at each other is proving to be a difficult task.
We're opening our own coffee shop at Shambhala this year, you see – The Night Owl Hot Brews. The project has been brewing (forgive the pun) since early January, and now things are starting to come to fruition.
On May Long Weekend, we mapped out where the building will go. We've ordered a bunch of beautiful, locally made owl-themed coffee mugs (by Pixie at Shprixieland Studios just over the Kootenay Lake Ferry).
The cabinets and counters are being built here at our studio. We've purchased one of the (giant) machines we'll be using to make the coffee at the festival (we'll be renting 3 more just like it) and have been diligently testing it (we drink a lotta java).
Now we're at the roastery doing "coffee math" (yes, I amused myself with that one. It's like all those ridiculous equations you did in high school that involved calculating random things… except real life. And you thought they were completely useless).
The Night Owl Hot Brews is one of 3 new beverage projects for 2012, along with the Farm Phresh Smoothies and The Tea Tree and Apothecary (tea house) that we will be using as platforms to highlight locally sourced products.
We've got some pretty amazing stuff here in the Kootenays – wild crafted teas, locally made chai, beneficial cocoa (think extra healthy hot chocolate), locally sourced produce and (of course) locally roasted coffee.
We're looking forward to filling your cups with these specialty brews, and giving you a real taste of what our local area has to offer.
And yeah – Jennifer is a busy gal.
Believe it or not, this is also part of our overall CODE GREEN sustainability strategy – because it doesn't get much more sustainable than local. But we'll be writing about that at length in another blog.
More about Going Local – "Getting Down to Details"
Another aspect of this transition is our vision for "Downtown Shambhala". We have a vision of a beautiful, bustling downtown Shambhala, with comfortable spaces to hang out – a place where you can meet up with your friends and talk about the amazing time you had last night, or just to take it all in and people watch.
The café's themselves will each have their own unique look and feel, and will be staffed with colourful, costumed, high-energy people who are hand-selected for their excellence in customer service. They're there to make YOU smile while they prepare your bevvy. (Does this sound like YOU? We're still hiring! Join our team!)
Eco-conscious behaviors like bringing your own coffee mug are encouraged and will be rewarded!
As with any new projects, we're expecting there will be hiccups along the way. So if things aren't perfect this year, please find it in your heart to forgive us while we work out the kinks! There will be surveys available at the festival for you to tell us how we did, and we'll be using your feedback to improve upon our systems for 2013.
Excited about the Night Owl Hot Brews? Check out Farm Phresh Smoothies!
Want to learn more about why Oso is such a great fit for us? Read on…
Once upon a time, well over a decade ago, two small (now prominent) businesses in the magical mountain town of Nelson, British Columbia were in their infancy. Nelson was magical because despite its small size and its relative remoteness to the rest of the world, it was bursting with imagination, creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.
These two businesses got their start on the dead end of Hall St, in a small, brick historical building, that is now home to Bibo and The Nelson Star (the parent paper of The Vurb, which SMF are now regular contributors to).
This little building, just off Baker St, was the perfect place for both of them to grow.
One of these businesses was an electronic music festival. The other, a coffee shop that roasted their own beans by hand.
And while they occupied this little building at different times, their seeds were planted there, and both businesses grew up to be iconic of Nelson.
The festival office was tiny and cramped, where 3 people worked together in close quarters, all at the same long desk. The festival was small, and electronic music wasn't particularly popular at the time, but those involved shared a dream that one day it would attract 10,000 people, and put little Salmo, BC on the map to the world.
The coffee shop was unique – no other shops were roasting their own beans. The Nelson community had a penchant for locally sourced products before "Buy Local" was the new big sustainability slogan. Oso Negro café naturally appealed to that. Their customer base built, and eventually, they outgrew the little brick building on Hall St, moving to a larger location Vernon Street with a roastery on Latimer St., and eventually (outgrowing that space as well) moving the café to its current location on the corner of Vernon and Ward St.
Shambhala's office moved to several different locations, before settling at Shambhala Studios on Lakeside Drive in early 2008. There were four employees at that time. It took a while to grow into the large building, but now we've almost outgrown it, with 18 full-time, year-round staff, and we're beginning to interview for our summer hires. Shambhala achieved its once lofty dream of 10,000 attendees in 2008, has won 2 Breakspoll Awards for Best Large Event (2011 & 2012), was awarded Nelson Business of The Year by the Nelson Chamber of Commerce, and has been featured in many publications – putting Salmo, BC on the world map, just as they had always dreamed.
These two businesses have deep, intertwined roots. Oso Negro has always been the brew of choice at the Shambhala Offices.
And now, in 2012, a good 13+ years later, both parties are proud, in partnership, to present the "Shambhala Blend" of Oso Negro coffee.


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I used to love flying because it was an excuse to read a book for several hours with zero distractions. Then I had children, and any flight has been reduced to providing a constant stream of snacks and shushing small people. Needless to say, I was SO looking forward to my flight to Texas for Hope Spoken. When it came to prepping for the trip, I dedicated the most mental energy to deciding what books to take.
One of the categories in Modern Mrs. Darcy's 2016 reading challenge is "a book you've already read at least once," and I knew I wanted to reread Betty Smith's classic A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. I first read that book as a college sophomore in 2007. That was almost a full decade ago, and my recollection of the plot has faded. What I do remember is my reaction when I finished the book. I flipped it closed, grabbed my journal, and scribbled, "Some books make me want to be a writer. Other books help me believe that I will be a writer one day."
On the first leg of my flight, I cracked open that same copy. "Cracked open" is probably the wrong phrase, as this is not a shiny new hardcover. This is a soft, well-worn paperback that was schlepped across UF's campus. It really flopped open.
Within the first few paragraphs, Francie says that she likes to memorize poems because they remind her of different seasons of her life and the corresponding feelings. It turns out that it's not even necessary to commit the text to memory: just let the pages flop open on an airplane tray table.
My maiden name is written along the edge of the book in pencil: "L. Jameson." Within the book's pages are a slew of underlined passages. In the margins are small smiley faces and a record of the random impressions I had as the story unfolded.
I feel light years away from that 20 year-old girl, and I'm wondering about her. What was it about any given passage that made her pull out her pen? Did she love the imagery or the characterization? Did she love the glimpse into history or did she see herself in the pages? I can't remember.
I am reading about the piano in Francie's living room and the organ grinder wandering down her Brooklyn street, and I am remembering the purple desk in that 2007 bedroom and the Jansport backpack that girl carried across campus. And I am here: parenting my two boys in Michigan, grinding coffee beans in the morning, watching Downton Abbey on Sunday nights.
At Hope Spoken, Holley Gerth spoke of her grandmother, who dropped out of school to get married at fifteen. She later earned bachelor and master degrees and went on to teach the two high school grades she had been unable to complete herself. Holley said to remember that if we have missing years in our stories or time we want to get back, God redeems.
I am flipping through A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, and I am wondering about who I was in 2007 and if I could have foreseen who I am today. Within a few months of reading that book, I ended a relationship that was far past its prime, and I asked God to write a better story. I led a Bible study and asked God if I might have something to say. I read Blue Like Jazz and began to give God my questions. Within a year, I had major back surgery and read The Irresistible Revolution while confined to the couch, and I learned what the gospel is all about. I got back to school in the fall and promptly changed my major. I guess 2007 was the year Jesus got a hold of my heart.
And to think! I might have forgotten all that if not for revisiting this book, letting Francie and 2007 me spill forth from the pages. From here on out, I won't wait so long before revisiting an old favorite.


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Speaking of LFD, Brian DiFrank of Whetstone Audio here in Austin is now an LFD and Harbeth dealer. I can still remember walking into his store for the first time and saying, "Boy, if you had Harbeth and LFD in here, you'd really be cool." I guess he listened!
Just kidding of course. Here's Brian's blog entry on the new additions:
"After many years coveting these two lines, I am now a dealer! LFD electronics and Harbeth Loudspeakers are now on the floor! I have the new LFD LE IV integrated amp and Harbeth P3ESR which is based on the famous BBC LS3/5A. The Harbeth Compact 7ES-3 should be here next week. I also have the 40.1 on the floor (kindly on loan / consignment). I will be rounding out the lines over the next few months.
I've been getting lots of calls. If you have a local Harbeth dealer, please deal with them. I WILL NOT SELL TO YOU IF YOU HAVE A LOCAL DEALER. I DO NOT DISCOUNT!
Whetstone Audio is the only Texas dealer authorized to sell Harbeth and LFD."
Above you can see the pic of the brand spanking new LFD LE IV integrated, which looks like the $6000 NCSE and costs roughly half as much. Below you'll see a pic of the Harbeth 40.1 monitors, which are probably my favorite speakers of all time (even though I fall a little bit more in love with my Trenner & Friedl ART monitors every day and can't wait to hear their amazing $25,000 RA Box).
Brian just sent me an email asking me to come on down and listen to all the cool new gear he has on display. I'm headed out to my old stomping grounds in Portland over the next few days, but I'll visit as soon as I get back. I can't wait to hear the new LFD!
For more info on Whetstone Audio and Brian's new product lines, check out http://www.whetstoneaudio.com/.


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