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Irked by his mother rebuking him for staying out with his friends late in the night, a college student stabbed her to death in Bengaluru's Mandya town, following which he has been arrested, police said. The student was arrested on July 30, a police official told PTI on Friday.
He said the woman was upset over her son frequently spending time with his friends till late in the night. On Wednesday, she scolded him for not listening to her advice, following which he stabbed her to death, the official said.


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Stephanie LeMenager is the Barbara and Carlisle Moore Professor of English and Professor of Environmental Studies at the University of Oregon. Her publications include the books Living Oil: Petroleum Culture in the American Century, Manifest and Other Destinies, and (as co-editor) Environmental Criticism for the Twenty-First Century. Her forthcoming books are Weathering: Toward a Sustainable Humanities and the collection Teaching Climate Change in the Humanities with co-editors Stephen Siperstein and Shane Hall. She is a founding editor of Resilience: A Journal of the Environmental Humanities.
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The Edith T. Baine Lecture Series for Scholars and Writers invites the best and brightest scholars and writers to our campus. The Baine lecturers and writers are chosen on the basis of energetic and engaged scholarship and creative work, innovative approaches, and dynamic presentation styles. The lectures showcase paradigm-shifting research and groundbreaking writing. The visiting scholars and writers are intended to expose undergraduates to the fullness of a life deeply engaged in literature while inspiring graduate students to pursue ambitious work.
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Mrs. Edith Turley Baine of El Dorado was born November 29, 1945 in Greenville, Mississippi, the daughter of Edith Waits Turley and George Turley. She graduated from Leland High School and the University of Mississippi, where she received B.A.E. and M.A.E. degrees. Mrs. Baine was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of El Dorado, El Dorado Service League, Phi Mu Sorority and Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity International. She was a former member of the Board of Directors of the Union County Humane Society. She was an El Dorado Jaycettes and later became an El Dorado Jaycee. She was a tree farmer and retired English teacher who taught in Mississippi and at El Dorado High School. On April 13, 2012, Mrs. Baine passed away at Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock. Her generous gift to the English Department at the University of Mississippi supports this lecture series and promotes academic and creative exchange.


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Norbert J. Pint, 91, of Forest City died Monday, May 7, 2018 at the Good Samaritan Center in Forest City.
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By Nathan Quach The Career Chat: Education Workshop will provide interested students the opportunity to hear from a professional in the education field. This month's featured speaker is Jeff Johnston, Ethics and Education Professor at UCI. He also received UCI's 2015 Lecturer of the Year award. Students will have t… (More) …read more
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A memory shard poked me today. Something I had forgotten. My late mother, Nettie Moore Phillips Jones, was a fine seamstress before the accursed spiderwebs set up housekeeping in her mind. She had an artist's eye for pattern, a sculptor's appreciation for the feel of various fabrics. She could take a Simplicity, McCall's or Butterick pattern, unfold its tissue-thin paper, and know just what to do to turn it into a pretty dress.
My child's eyes saw her pleasure in the project, from an idea in her mind and the study of patterns that would accomplish her goal, to the excitement of going to a fabric store to select her materials. I remember the raw smell of dyes in the rows upon rows of heavy bolts of brocade, cotton prints, Peau de Soie, eyelet. She pored over a city of buttons, yards of colorful rickrack, acres of bright thread.
When Mother began a new sewing project, she took on an air both serious and deeply joyful that I cannot recall sensing from her in any other setting. It strikes me hard this morning to realize this was a playing out of her artistic dreams and longings in the only way available to her.
Early onset organic brain syndromes produced seizures, dementia and personality changes that took away her ability to sew. Our Mother was gone long before her death in 1989 at age 73.
I recognize that deeply joyous, intense state of mind in myself when I'm "in the zone" with writing, when I feel a feather of an idea and proceed to write an entire bird on the page. Some days it's a scrawny chicken-like bird, ugly and ill-tempered. Some nights it is dressed in peacock feathers and breaks your heart with the song of a lone mockingbird on a fence post. But whatever it is, however it looks or sounds, it is my joy.
I hear the same ripple in the voice of my artist sister, speaking of her work, and in the voice of my birder/photographer/writer brother as he anticipates his next adventure in the natural world, and in the low voice of my younger brother whose near-death experience with bladder cancer brought him a poet's love and a survivor's need for daily sunrise walks on the river and bays where he lives. Our older sister found creative expression later in life through singing in her church choir, but a traumatic brain injury two years ago was an avalanche and whatever might have been on the other side is now a slow scraping process to a new path, like building a highway with a metal spoon.
The house is quiet this morning. I've been working upstairs at my desk since 6:30, rewriting the synopsis for my novel-in-progress. The original synopsis was written ages ago. Strangely, it was an encouraging project, because I realize I've come a good distance down the road, and there is much more "there" there now than before. The characters and I are soul mates, and I hope to bring them through their travails as tenderly as a mother would shepherd her flock through a treacherous midnight wood. It has become a labor of love, not a notch on the belt.
The room has darkened while I write. It is truly darkness at noon. I am surrounded by three windows and a set of sliding glass doors that look out over the forest. The giant old Longleaf pines sway. A moaning wind slips in through an opening in one of the double-hung wood windows near my desk. Thunder rumbles grow louder and a jagged streak of lightning tells me the generator may be called to duty soon. Just now, a heavy curtain of rain falls, quickly making a waterfall from the second story roof onto the concrete below.
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Cedric Burnside Takes Hill Country Blues to NZ
Auckland's Tuning Fork is excited to welcome electric blues guitarist, drummer and singer-songwriter Cedric Burnside to perform one special show on Friday, May 10th 2019.
The son of prolific blues drummer Calvin Jackson and grandson of incredible blues singer/songwriter RL Burnside, Cedric Burnside has successfully carried on the tradition of hill-country-blues adapting it to modern day life. Burnside shared his moving record Benton County Relic last September which was nominated for a Grammy-award and praised for its grit "with a biting timeless flavour" (Billboard).
Burnside is a masterful performer and writer so don't miss this opportunity to experience a long-nurtured distinct form of blues.
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Take one glance at the iconic tintype photograph which serves as the cover to his new album, Benton County Relic, and you know immediately that Cedric Burnside is the real deal. "When I first saw it, I thought I looked like an outlaw," he laughs.
The 39-year-old still lives on several acres not far from the Holly Springs, Mississippi home where he was raised by his grandfather, the late singer/songwriter/guitarist R.L. Burnside, whom Cedric famously played with "Big Daddy" (aka RL Burnside), just as his own father, drummer Calvin Jackson, did. Cedric was literally born to the blues, more specifically, the "rhythmically unorthodox" Hill country variant which emerged from Mississippi. He grew up surrounded (and influenced) by Junior Kimbrough, Jessie May Hemphill and Otha Turner, as well as delta musicians T-Model Ford and Paul "Wine" Jones.
Grammy-nominated in 2015 for Best Blues Album for the Cedric Burnside Project's Descendants of Hill Country, as well as the recipient of the Blues Music Awards honour as Drummer of the Year for four consecutive years, Cedric's latest album offers a showcase for his electric and acoustic guitar. They recorded 26 tracks in just two days with drummer/slide guitarist Brian Jay in the latter's Brooklyn home studio in a rush of creativity. It's his first release for Single Lock Records, the Florence, Alabama label.
The rich tradition of Hill country blues dragged kicking and screaming into the modern-day with crackling electricity amid its nod to life's essentials. If the blues has traditionally been about getting through hard times, Benton County Relic offers the kind of deep baring of the soul that enables us to transcend oppression, whether in the 19th century or in the precarious present.
There's blood on these 12 tracks, from the matter-of-fact recitation of his poverty-stricken childhood without running water, radio or TV in We Made It ("I come from nothin'/I done been lower than low/I keep my head straight/No matter how low I go") and the description of a Typical Day ("I wake up in the mornin'/Sun shinin' on my face/I drink a cup of coffee/I might roll me a J") to the loss of family endured in Hard To Stay Cool and the unrequited passion of There Is So Much.
"I write my music according to how I live my life, the things I'm going through at the time," insists Burnside, who lost both his parents, an uncle and his younger brother Cody over the last few years.
I love music so much. It's really something I can turn to when I'm feeling down and out, and in pain. Whether it's the heartache of breaking up with a girlfriend, or frustration at a dispute with a family member.
Burnside has brought music that started as an expression of grief and a will to survive into a modern-day art form that is both timely and timeless, a glimpse of myth and insight into the human condition. "Back in the day, it wasn't heard as music, but more like 'somebody help me, I want to get out of this situation,'" says Cedric.
These days, anybody can have the blues. Some people deal with loss by going out and getting drunk or even killing themselves. The blues is about surviving through those hard times, telling the world what you've been through, and how you came out of it.
Cedric's blues cover a wide range of different emotions. Give It To You is an expression of pure sexual desire, a traditional blues trope. Burnside explains, "That kind of stuff still goes on in the world today," he says. "It has happened to me, and I'm sure it has happened to a lot more people. Whether it's politically correct or not, it's the truth. And that's how I write my music. It might seem harsh or messed-up, but it's real."
Call On Me is a song penned for his three daughters, ages 13 to 17, about being there emotionally, if not always in person, given his hectic touring schedule. "I just want them to know, what I do is not just for the fans, but for them, too."
The traditional Death Bell Blues is a tribute to his own "Big Daddy," R.L. Burnside, who used to perform the song, once covered by Muddy Waters and countless others. "I did it the same way 'Big Daddy' did it," he says. "I want to let the people know where my music comes from."
On Ain't Gonna Take No Mess, Cedric insists he's performing the music he wants, regardless of what anybody else says. "I've been playing almost 30 years now," he exclaims. "It's who I am, what I am. I am Hill country blues. This is my whole life, and I'm not going to listen to anyone who tells me what I can and can't do. I just thank God that Single Lock Records let me be with my music."
Cedric has both played and recorded with the North Mississippi Allstars (Luther Dickinson gave him his first electric guitar), Widespread Panic, Jimmy Buffett, Bobby Rush, Hubert Sumlin, Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears and the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. He was also featured playing the drums alongside Samuel L. Jackson in Craig Brewer's 2006 feature film, Black Snake Moan, which was in part a tribute to his grandfather R.L. and other iconic bluesmen.
Now planning to tour with collaborator Brian Jay to promote the new album, Cedric eschews politics in favour of the personal. "I know there's a lot going on in the world," he says. "But I try to give it all to God and let Him handle it."
Politics divides people. The blues brings them together. A bluesman has to find a way to make it through.
Cedric Burnside isn't content with just making it through. On Benton County Relic, he brings the blues alive for a new generation of fans weaned on the likes of White Stripes and the Black Keys. And why not? That's all he's ever known.
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PRINCESS Diana's former personal trainer has revealed her divorce from Prince Charles was "sprung upon her" and Lady Di "wasn't the one who wanted to separate".
Jenni Rivett, who trained the People's Princess for seven years, grew very close to her and has lifted the lid on her troubled marriage.
Speaking to Yahoo's series The Royal Box, Jenni revealed: "Often she'd come in and I could really sense in her energy that she was having a really bad day.
"As she said in her own words, there were three people in her marriage, and I think deep down inside she was very sad about that.
"She wasn't the one who wanted to separate or have a divorce. It was kind of sprung upon her."
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Jenni added: "I can tell you right now, it wasn't what she wanted. She wanted to be a loving mother, which she was, and a loving wife.
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The fitness trainer said that she often discussed Princess Diana's eating disorder struggles with her.
Jenni explained: "Yes we discussed everything because I am a clinical nutritionist as well so it was important that we discussed the whole aspect of her health.
"It was such a wonderful thing to do to come out in the public and say 'look this is me and I've had this eating disorder.
"It was incredibly brave of her because it helped so many other women.
"I loved her and I miss her so much. She was such a joy to be around.
"Just always a sadness about her. Always a sadness in her eyes."
Jenni spoke of their close relationship and even revealed a sneaky trick Princess Diana had for avoiding getting photographed in her gym kit.
She said: "We did become very close and she confided in me and sometimes I used to say 'please don't tell me that story because if that's in the press tomorrow you are going to think it's me'.
"I remember one of her strategies was that she was going to wear the same Virgin Active sweaters every single session and I thought that was very clever of her."
Breathtaking photos of Princess Diana's grave site at childhood home on funeral anniversary.
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"Kia Ora, ladies and gentlemen, in a few minutes we will begin our descent into Christchurch.." Outside, the scenery had changed from the deep blue of the Pacific Ocean to the jagged shoreline of the South Island to the vast open plains of Canterbury. I hadn't even landed but was already impressed with the landscapes of New Zealand.
New Zealand or Aotearao (The Maori name for New Zealand, which translates to "The Land of the Long White Cloud") had been on the top of my travel bucket-list for a long time and I was beyond excited when everything fell into place and I could make a trip happen. I would be spending a little more than 4 weeks in New Zealand and my main goal was to explore the mountainous regions of the Southern Alps and Fiordlands, and indulge in some tourist-y things along the way. I had a general idea of the areas I wanted to visit but had kept a pretty open and flexible schedule to visit these places.
I would be hitch-hiking or taking buses throughout my journey to minimize costs and have the required flexibility. And I would be starting my adventure in Christchurch…
Christchurch is the largest city on the South Island of New Zealand, situated on the flat Canterbury Plains on the east coast of the island. It was reputed to be a bustling, vibrant city of 300,000 people but a series of earthquakes in 2011-12 devastated the city, killing 185 people and leaving most buildings in the Business District abandoned, cordoned off or demolished. Sadly, the downtown area is now just a shell of it's former self and many parts of it resemble a ghost town.
On the brighter side, the city is doing it's best to rebound from this disaster and many innovative ideas are being tried out to restore it's old vibrant nature. For example, Re:start Mall is collection of quirky restaurants and stores, all housed in shipping containers, or open-air libraries and putt-putt courses have been erected on sites where old office towers have been demolished. The city-scape itself has become a canvas for budding artists and creative-types, with abandoned buildings or bare walls housing murals, museums and exhibits. I spent an entire day walking throughout the business district, checking out these art-and-craft artifacts. Also, The Canterbury Museum and the Art Gallery are worth a visit and the Botanical Gardens, adjoining the museum are a nice place to relax or walk around on a sunny day. However, after nightfall the city turns deathly quiet and apart from a few bars on Victoria and Kilmore Streets, the place is desolate.
After a day of exploration and buying supplies for the upcoming trip into the hills, along with a few drinks with newly made hostel friends, I was ready to head out of the big city. I would not see traffic lights or 4 lane roads for a long time after that. Next stop, Tekapo.
Tekapo is a small one-street town (two streets if you consider the dirt road that leads to a water-park) situated on the side of it's namesake, Lake Tekapo, a huge lake nestled in a region where the Canterbury Plains rise up to meet the Southern Alps. You can see huge snow-capped peaks towering over the aquamarine waters of the lake.
Tekapo's claim to fame is that it lies in what is called a "Dark Sky Reserve", which means that there is very little to no ambient light present in the sky and you can see millions of stars at night. Because of this, Tekapo houses a couple of excellent observatories and a huge tourist industry for star-gazers, photographers and even inquisitive tourists. There are plenty of star-gazing tours that take tourists to certain hills for an awesome star gazing experience. The more independent (or frugal) visitors, like me, can go to a beach or climb any of the surrounding hills to get an equally awesome but non-guided experience. I went up a hill to watch the sunset and wait for night-fall and then later in the night to a beach about 10 minutes from my hostel, to get both experiences. It was an almost surreal experience to be away from the crowds and watch millions of stars in the sky, like diamonds on black velvet. We even saw the milky way for a while. Unfortunately, I didn't have a tripod or a good platform to take photos, or maybe I was fortunate because I could enjoy the show without pottering about on my camera.
There are also a couple of other sights, in Tekapo, that are frequented, like the Church of the Good Shepherd and the Sheep Dog Statue. The church in particular makes for a great photo, especially at night, as a foreground for a starry background. But if you do want that shot, don't go right after nightfall because you will have to compete with a hundred other photographers. Instead, go at 2am or so and have the whole thing to yourself. I learned from experience. Irrespective of time of day, the church is a great place to visit. Also, a hike or drive up to St Johns Observatory is a good way to get a 360 panorama of the area, with views of the lake, the Alps and the plains.
Mount Cook National Park:
After a day and night in Tekapo, I was raring to get into Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park and do some actual hiking. I hitch-hiked with my room-mate from Tekapo and a short-ish drive and some spectacular scenery later, I was in Mount Cook Village, the base of the National Park. Read about my adventures in Mount Cook National Park here


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EARS-Net and HAI-Net Coordination group meetingArchived
This will be the first joint meeting of the EARS-Net and HAI-Net Coordination groups. The meeting will address epidemiological, microbiological and technical aspects related to surveillance and reporting of antimicrobial resistance and healthcare-associated infections.
Third Joint Meeting of the Antimicrobial Resistance and Healthcare-Associated Infections (ARHAI) Networks
This meeting was organised for nominated members of the three ARHAI networks.
Food-borne Campylobacter bacteria
The European Parliament Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety held a meeting with the European Commission, ECDC and EFSA on the risks posed by food-borne Campylobacter bacteria and the possible control options.
Third Joint Workshop on AMR in Salmonella and Campylobacter
This workshop on AMR in Salmonella and Campylobacter was arranged in cooperation with the FWD Network and the EU reference laboratory for antimicrobial resistance network.
WHO's first global report on surveillance of antimicrobial resistance with data from 114 countries
'Antimicrobial resistance: global report on surveillance' published by WHO today gives the most comprehensive picture of antibiotic resistance to date, with data from 114 countries. The report examines the current status of surveillance and information on AMR, with a focus on antibacterial resistance at country level, worldwide.
Salmonella and Campylobacter show significant levels of resistance to common antimicrobials in humans and animals
Treatment options for some of the most common food-borne infections are decreasing, as types of bacteria (called 'isolates') continue to show resistance to antimicrobial drugs.
ECDC releases new web pages on the Surveillance of Healthcare-associated InfectionsArchived
On the occasion of World Hand Hygiene Day, 5th May, ECDC is releasing new web pages dedicated to the Healthcare-associated Infections Surveillance Network (HAI-Net) – a European network for HAI surveillance, coordinated by ECDC.
European Antibiotic Awareness Day 2011: ECDC releases new surveillance data and real life stories of patients with resistant bacteriaArchived
On the occasion of the 4th European Antibiotic Awareness Day, ECDC releases new European-wide surveillance data on antibiotic resistance from the European Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Network (EARS-Net).
Antimicrobial resistance in zoonotic bacteria still high in humans, animals and food, say ECDC and EFSA
Bacteria from humans and animals continue to show resistance to antimicrobials, according to a new report published today by the European Food Safety Authority and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. The report highlights some emerging issues and confirms antimicrobial resistance as one of the biggest threats to public health. AMR reduces the effectiveness of treatment options.
Drug-resistance of gonorrhoea in the EU: persistent but stable
Neisseria gonorrhoea continues to show high levels of resistance to azithromycin across the European Union and European Economic Area, according to the 2016 results of the European Gonococcal Antimicrobial Surveillance Programme (Euro-GASP).


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Golf Warm Up
Golf warm up is a crucial element to improve your golfing abilities, and ultimately, your score. Learn some of the best golf warm methods for your round or practice session at the range. We'll help you start fresh and leave the course with a smile on your face.
Pregame Golf Warm Up Putting Routine
In most other sports, a thorough warm up is essential for optimal performance in a game, race or match. Warming up and going through your routine ensures you will be in the right place physically and mentally for the big moments. The same is true for golf, despite what many amateur players might say. Sure,…Watch Now >>
Golf Warm-Up
Warming up for a round isn't just recommended, it's essential in order to get your muscles used to swinging each of the clubs you plan to use throughout the 18 holes. For many players, the golf warm-up is rushed and includes arriving for your tee time ten minutes early, swinging the driver a couple times…Watch Now >>
Warming Up and Getting Loose
Suzy Whaley and Gary Bates discuss one of the most overlooked components of the game of golf: stretching. They demonstrate several of the essential stretches you should use to warm up and prepare your body before you even swing a golf club. You'll learn how to use foam rollers to alleviate the tightness from your…Watch Now >>
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This video talks about the importance of a proper warm-up, and you'll see a great routine you can use before your next round. You'll also learn why warming-up is actually better than stretching, especially before playing a round of golf. Watch as our fitness expert and his assistant demonstrate various exercises to activate and loosen up your body from head to toe prior to practicing or playing.Watch Now >>


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The TEA Lent Term Meeting will take place on Saturday 24 February, at the Bradfield Centre, Cambridge Science Park from 4pm.
The Bradfield Centre is creating a collaborative entrepreneurial community of technology start-ups and scale-ups, with space for 650 people.
The event will start with an exclusive overview of the facility, with Managing Director James Parton.
This will be followed by a panel discussion on the theme of:
"Where to go after Trinity: Opportunities for Engineers in Cambridge"
As ever, there will be a mentoring session, so we ask alumni to provide their area of expertise prior to the event, so that you can be matched to students on the night.
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Atmospheric levels of CO2 hit record high in 2016, UN says
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The concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere has hit a new high, the UN said Monday, warning that drastic action is needed to achieve targets set by the Paris climate agreement.
"Concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere surged at a record-breaking speed in 2016," the World Meteorological Organisation said.
"Globally averaged concentrations of CO2 reached 403.3 parts per million in 2016, up from 400.00 ppm in 2015 because of a combination of human activities and a strong El Nino event," it said.
The Greenhouse Gas Bulletin, the UN weather agency's annual flagship report, tracks the continent of dangerous gasses in atmosphere in the post-industrial era (since 1750).
The report also said that the last time Earth experienced similar CO2 concentration rates was three to five million years ago, when the sea level was up to 20 metres (66 feet) higher than now.
"Without rapid cuts in CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions, we will be heading for dangerous temperature increases by the end of this century, well above the target set by the Paris climate change agreement," WMO chief Petteri Taalas said in a statement.
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The historic agreement approved by 196 countries two years ago is facing renewed pressure following US President Donald Trump's decision to quit the accord.
But nations are set to press on with the task of implementing it at climate talks in Bonn next week.
"The numbers don't lie. We are still emitting far too much and this needs to be reversed," the head of UN Environment Erik Solheim said in a statement, reacting to the new report.
"What we need now is global political will and a new sense of urgency."
The Greenhouse Gas Bulletin tracks concentrations of gasses in the atmosphere, rather than emissions with data compiled from a monitoring station in Mauna Loa, Hawaii.
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It's always good to support local businesses, it's good for the economy and the environment. So if you're a beauty lover you need to check out these 5 amazing Irish beauty brands.
1. The Burren Perfumery
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It's Free Friday time! To lighten up dull, dark January offer we are giving 20% off products in our organic skincare ranges. That's day creams, night creams, hand creams serums, cleanser, toner, organic body lotions and castile soaps.Just use the code 'FFJAN' when you check out. Offer is available from Friday through to midnight Sunday January 5th. Shipping is free worldwide on orders over €60.
The Burren Perfumery is a lovely family-run company that makes perfumes, candles and skincare products.
Their products are made onsite in the Burren County Clare using natural and organic ingredients.
They have six different scent families so you can purchase products such as a fragrance, body lotion and soap all with the same scent which is lovely.
2. Blank Canvas Cosmetics
Blank Canvas Cosmetics is an award-winning Irish beauty brand which sells makeup brushes and palettes.
They have a huge variety of brush sets to choose from, ranging from kits for beginners to professionals makeup artists so there's something for everyone.
They also offer vegan-friendly brushes and have a small variety of gorgeous eyeshadow, blush and contour and highlight palettes.
3. Kinvara
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Have you entered our giveaway with @irishlinenhouse yet?? There is an amazing prize you don't want to miss out on! 🎄 Win an Irish Linen House Christmas tableware set! Add the perfect finishing touch your festive table this Christmas with a beautiful Winter Wreath Irish linen tablerunner & napkins (set of 4) worth €255. The full collection is designed and handcrafted to perfection in their Dublin studio using the finest Irish linen. Both elegant and functional, this set is machine washable and wearable, so it will last for years to come. The prize will also include our ENTIRE range of products! Yes, you have read it right😍 The winner will get the chance to try our Absolute Cleansing Oil, 24hr Rosehip Serum, Active Rosehip Day Cream, Elemental Exfoliating Powder, Hyaluronic Youth Boost, Eye Wow eye serum and Omega Rich Hand & Nail Cream!! Enter now via the link in bio and GOOD LUCK!☘ T&C's one overall winner will be selected on Monday 16th December. . . #kinvaraskincare #kinvaraconverts #naturalskincare #rosehipoil #ecoskincare #greenbeautyproducts #plantbasedskincare #nontoxicbeauty #cleanbeauty #cleanbeautyproducts
Kinvara is a Galway-based skincare brand established by Joanne Reily.
They sell a variety of vegan and cruelty-free skincare products for the face and body with products available for every time of skin.
Their Absolute Cleansing Face Oil is my personal favourite product from Kinvara.
It's amazing for taking off makeup even waterproof mascara and I found that it also helped improve my acne-prone skin too.
4. Pestle & Mortar
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Keeping your skin hydrated this party season is the key to keep skin healthy and glowing! Make sure to include Hyaluronic Acid into your skincare routine. Our Pure Hyaluronic Serum contains hyaluronic acid that can hold 1,000 times it's weight in water, meaning this serum is like a glass of water for your skin! Click the link in our bio for more tips to save your skin this party season #pestleandmortar#skincaretips #pestleandmortarcosmetics #hyaluronicserum #hyaluronicacid #skincaretips #skincarecommunity
Pestle and Mortar is yet another gorgeous award-winning Irish skincare brand.
It was established by Sonia Deasy and their products are formulated to suit all skin types.
Their products have a stunning minimal design and are all cruelty-free.
The Pure Hyaluronic Serum is a bestseller and has also won three awards including our very own Beaut Award in 2018!
5. Bellamianta
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Has winter got your skin feeling dry and looking dull? Our Gradual Moisturiser is enriched with shea butter to help moisturise and soothe skin whilst still give you that stunning everyday #glow ✨ Shop yours online at boots.ie & boots.com or check out your local @boots.ireland store 🥰
If you follow Love Island star, Maura Higgins then you've definitely heard of Bellamianta.
Maura is actually a brand ambassador for the vegan and cruelty-free tan company.
They sell a huge variety of tanning products including mouses, liquids, mitts and brushes and their tans come in a variety of shades so you're bound to find the right one for you.
Are there any other Irish beauty brands we should check out?


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Teacher Venture Grants available from SEF
The Solanco Education Foundation creates new and enhanced educational opportunities within the district by awarding grants to teachers and scholarships to students. To date, the Foundation has awarded more than 100 Academic Venture Grants to teachers totaling nearly $60,000. These funds are provided by individuals and businesses in our community. We truly appreciate their generosity.
To be considered for a grant, teachers submit a Venture Grant request to SEF, specifying what the project is intended to accomplish, as well as the amount of funds requested. Most Grants are $500 with some flexibility based on the need. A SEF Board Committee reviews the request and then the entire Board determines to whom the Grants are approved.
SEF requests our Teacher Venture Grant recipients to provide reports at the end of the term, to evaluate to benefits of the grant to the students and the educators.
Please take a look at the reports below and find out how the funds were managed and the benefits from each activity.
Kevin Childs
Smith and Swift Middle Schools:
The SEF Venture Grant money went towards purchasing supplies for the competitive events that the Solanco Middle School Technology Student Association (TSA) Chapter needed to compete at the local and state levels. These supplies included balsa wood airplane kits, CO2 dragster kits, circle templates and a French curve, tape measures, a digital camera, masking tape, clear-front report covers, and 11×17 grid paper for drafting.
There were 17 students involved in TSA from both Smith and Swift Middle Schools. These students used the materials purchased to create entries for the Regional Conference and the State Conference. This grant was very successful. We had a great year for TSA, placing 1st in three of our events and qualifying in three more at the PA TSA Region 2 Conference. We also had one of our TSA members place 4th in one of his events at the PA TSA State conference. The materials purchased allowed students to compete in more events, and allowed them to compete at a high level in those events, which added to the success of the Solanco Middle School TSA Chapter this year. In addition to these successes, the TSA Chapter is gaining popularity; there is already interest for next year from upcoming 6th graders.
I did not encounter any issues with this grant, and I am very happy with how the grant helped advance the Solanco Middle School TSA Chapter.
Kayla Resh
Quarryville Elementary School:
My grant was "Speech In Motion" and it was implemented at Quarryville Elementary School. I had over 55 students that benefited from this grant this school year. Any student that receives speech therapy in the future will benefit as well.
My grant was successful. The students really enjoyed the stools and it enhanced their learning. The only thing I would do differently next time is purchase all the same colors of stools. The students seem to argue over the color of the stool, even though they all are the same.
Allyson Pruskowski
Smith Middle School:
"Take a 'Stand' with Education" is a program that helps students learn when they have a difficult time staying seated. The "stand" refers to standing desks that allow students to work while standing up. Although students are expected to learn while seated in a chair, many students just do not have the capacity to do so. Since I am a Learning Support Teacher for grades six through eight at Smith Middle School, this was an extra accommodation that greatly benefits my students with Individualized Education Programs. The standing desks involved over 30 students each day. Since we have two standing desks within the classroom, there is a rotation of students that get to stand there daily.
My grant was successful, students are much more engaged while learning and actually see the standing desk as an incentive. Each student works hard so they have the opportunity to use the standing desk at any given time. Behaviors have also improved since students see the standing desks as a privilege. This was unexpected because I was just trying to engage learning and it ended up being a great tool for behaviors as well. Other than behaviors improving, there were no other unexpected surprises or problems implementing my grant.
Alyssa Lambert
Providence Elementary School:
The title of my grant was "Empowering Student Choice with Meaningful Flexible Seating Choices". The project was implemented in a 4th grade classroom at Providence Elementary School. My current classroom has 27 students who were able to utilize the flexible seating materials purchased through the grant.
The grant was successful. The flexible seating choices and materials enabled students to find a meaningful seat where they could complete their best work for the day. Students created a system to select seats daily. I felt that the program helped foster a sense of the community in the classroom, as students were able to work in small groups and whole group for various activities.
There were no unexpected surprises or problems with implementing the grant. If anything, the students wished for more of certain seats (i.e. a bench and yoga balls) that were provided through the grant.
Elise Graybill
Providence Elementary School:
The title of my grant was "Auto-B-Good Character Education". 30 students were involved in the grant, but most of materials can be used year after year. Therefore, the impact will continue for many years to come.
The character education grant was successful. Students need nurturing and instruction in the domain of character education and these fun stories and accompanying materials make it engaging for students to connect with the concepts. I believe that I will be able to develop my character education component in the classroom more each year I do it.
I deeply appreciate the money and the opportunity to continue to provide extra resources for students to learn and grow from. Thank you again SEF!
Amanda Summers
Providence/Clermont Elementary Schools:
The title of my grant was "Flexible Seating Initiative". 24 students in my general education classroom used the materials and 24 students in a rotation for social studies also used the materials. The materials that are in good condition will be used again next year by my students.
I believe my grant initiative was successful. Students were able to move freely about the room and focus more on the educational instruction being given.
I truly appreciate the opportunity the grant from the Solanco Education Foundation has given me and my students. Thank you for all of the time and effort you as a team put into bettering the educational lives of our students!
Judy Argue
Bart Colerain:
The title of my grant was "A Place to Sit, Wiggle, and Learn". 21 students loved and reaped the rewards of this grant. They love both the new rug and the wobble stool!
I have also been very encouraged by this grant. Each day, the students choose the rug over other places in the room whenever there is an opportunity to work out of their seats. For Reading Workshop time, they lay on their backs or their bellies, completely comfortable as they enjoy their books. This fosters the development of their love of reading and creates memories of reading a good book with others, who are also happily engaged with their own books.
This is exactly what I had hoped for when I wrote the grant. The rug is a central gathering place for learning and it is a welcome and comfortable spot.
The wobble stool is another great success and I wish that I had many more! We did a science experiment to determine whether it helped them to focus. Each had a turn and 20 out of 21 reported that it helped. Educationally, this allowed us to introduce the Scientific Method and raise student awareness of the purpose of the stools. We also included the balls, sit disks, and student chairs we use in the experiment, further emphasizing that finding a way to focus is a strategy for learning.
Kudos for Lakeshore Learning for replacing the rug without question when the trim began to come off. The only other issue I have found with the grant award is that there is only one wobble stool to share among my students. Therefore, I used money I got from a PPL Bright Kids grant and PTO classroom funds to purchase another one. These stools are great!
I am thankful to the Solanco Education Foundation for this grant. You give ample notice of when it is due and the award is immediate once it has been granted. The May 31 deadline is difficult for some to meet because of end of year responsibilities, but I did find it helpful to have the grant awarded so early in the school year. Many thanks to you again for this grant. It has made a difference in the daily lives of my students and helped them to both focus and to be comfortable in their pursuit of learning.
Leah Kletzli
Providence Elementary School:
The title of my grant was "The Learning Support Program". We used the grant to purchase 3 Osmo Applications for iPads to be used for the benefit of students within the Learning Support Program by supplementing and enriching the direct instruction programs in addition to supporting the related practices of the para-professionals in a collaborative and meaningful process. The total number of students within the Learning Support Programs fluctuates as students transfer in and out of the school district, as well as those students who are newly evaluated; however it positively impacted around 30-35 students who had the opportunity to benefit from the successful implementation of the "Osmo" application within Providence Elementary School.
The Providence Elementary School Learning Support Program student population currently includes about 30-35 students and serves the needs of students in grades K-5 in academic learning in reading decoding, fluency, and comprehension; math computation and math fact fluency; sight word practice, handwriting, spelling, and study skill practices. Our Learning Support Program is currently outfitted with two Learning Support teachers and five para-professionals. Each teacher is dedicated to the academic growth and success of our students to meet a wide range of needs, learning abilities, and cognitive developments in both direct instruction and related practice sessions. The grant was highly successful because it was used in a variety of positive ways including serving as additional support during direct instruction sessions, a mobile related practice as the aides worked with the students in the areas of reading, math, spelling, writing, etc., a positive behavior reward system support, and even to aid in student research for a variety of our students required projects such as the 5th grade state fair and 4th grade wax museum projects. The students loved the interactive features of the OSMO. I look forward to even ways to encourage student growth next year through the use of our OSMO application!
To each of the members of the Solanco Education Foundation, who believed in our goal and grant within the Learning Support Project at Providence Elementary, thank you!


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About six years ago I learned of a show celebrating motherhood happening in cities across America. I later auditioned for that show when I lived in New York and though I didn't make it (thanks a lot, ridiculous talent pool) I fell in love with the process and the show. Four years ago I applied to bring it here to our beautiful city and sure enough, the founder and team believed in me and in us and we were accepted.
Here we are about to have our third and final show here in Baton Rouge and I have so many emotions about it. Storytelling is my passion and I believe strongly in its power. Through hearing the experiences of others we develop empathy and compassion and expand our own world views. We gain understanding and also can feel such a sense of validation to know that others have experienced things we, too, have endured. We are reminded we are not alone and that don't actually know it all. It links us together in ways that surface level exchanges and social media clips never will, and in a time where our community is so divided, I truly believe it can unite us in a magical way- even if just for a day.
The mission of each Listen to Your Mother production is to take the audience on a well-crafted journey that celebrates and validates mothering through giving voice to motherhood–in all of its complexity, diversity, and humor- through original readings performed live on-stage by their authors. Our cast this year is made up of 13 absolutely incredible people of all ages and backgrounds who will make you laugh and cry and say "me too." It will be a time to bring our own mothers and grandmothers, daughters and sons, and those who raised us together to honor motherhood in whatever form that carries for each of us.
Tickets, details, and cast and sponsor info can be found at listentoyourmothershow.com/batonrouge. We hope to see all of you at The Trademark on Third next Sunday, May 7 at 2pm!


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At FSS all of our teachers go through an extensive hiring process and training period and are Swimming NZ qualified. They are all fantastic at teaching children how to swim and be safe in the water. If you have specific requests regarding your teachers and classes we will try to meet those needs. However, we cannot control events that may occur in our teacher's lives that may require them to change their schedules occasionally.
It is impossible to determine how long a child will take to learn to swim. Some factors which will affect the learning process are age, physical development of a child, playtime in the pool, frequency of lessons and parent style / approach to swimming. Each child learns at his or her own pace. If you participate in weekly swimming lessons throughout the year this equates to 20 hours of swimming tuition. This is not much time to learn the life skill of swimming. The more you do the better you will get.
We understand that sometimes students and their parents have requests for their favourite teachers. We will always try to accommodate your requests but unfortunately due to the nature of the swim school we cannot guarantee anything and we reserve the right to change teachers if necessary.
We recommend that children be exposed to water as soon as they are born, bath-time fun (click here for more information).
We commence parent and child classes at six months of age. Our classes develop confidence, water awareness and improve motor co-ordination in an aquatic environment. Children will learn skills that are vital for their development as swimmers and also water safety.
If a group class is not full we reserve the right to change and consolidate classes in the timetable.
Please bring togs, towels, cap and goggles. Children under 3 (and older if not fully toilet-trained) must wear swim diapers. Here at Fulton Swim School we have a double nappy policy and require your child to wear a little swimmer disposable nappy as well as a Swimmer Diaper. The only floaters we want in our pools are our pupils!
All pupils must wear swimming caps, this helps keep hair out of the face whilst practicing skills, keeps you warmer and also keeps our pool environment cleaner. Caps can be purchased from Fulton Swim School for $10.00. (Infants not required to wear swim caps)
Our teachers continually assess their student's ability. Once a child has achieved a goal in 3 consecutive lessons, they will be marked off as having achieved that goal.
Once all goals have been achieved the child will be able to move up.
Our booking system runs on a Perpetual basis. This means that your booking on the system does not have an end date. If you do not wish to continue your booking please notify us in writing that you which to cease your booking
Our teachers are trained to work with even the most fearful or nervous swimmers. Reassure your child and stay calm and then let the instructor work with your child.
Some children experience separation anxiety or fear of a new place which both will diminish over time. Over the years we have developed many strategies to work through and overcome a student's fears and anxiety.
We recommend that you do not pull your child out of the pool during a lesson or stop lessons altogether. This can be detrimental because it allows the fear to be reinforced without giving the lessons a chance to work and the instructor the opportunity to alleviate the student's fears. Your child's safety is our top priority.
Please be patient and allow the instructors and staff to do what we do best - teaching every child to learn to swim and love to swim!
Any time you like. We take bookings 24 Hours per Day 7 Days per week via our website. However we can only take bookings up to 1 week in advance.
If your child is showing flu-like symptoms, has a fever or any stomach or digestion problems, we request that they do not attend swim lessons. Please log into the customer portal on our website and mark your child as not attending
Fulton Swim School pride ourselves on having warm pools, we keep our pools to atleast 32 degrees
When initially making a new booking with us you will be required to make an upfront payment for the first few lessons then on the 1st of the month Direct Debit will kick in and will continue monthly. You can select fees to come out of either a credit card or bank debit card.
Families who wish to withdraw from swim lessons will be asked to provide us notification via email prior to the 28th of each month. Customers need to confirm that Fulton Swim School has received their request. No verbal cancellation requests, as an acceptable form of cancellation.
Botany - 1.2m, however we have benches in pool.
New Plymouth - Small Pool 0.7 and Large Pool 0.9.
Patumahoe - slopes from 0.7 through to 1.2m.
Puni - slopes from 0.7 through to 1m.
Upper Hutt - slopes from 0.8 through to 1.6m.
Just call or email us. We are here to help!
Yes. If your child has special needs / a learning difficulty, please communicate with the staff and instructor about their individual needs. The more information we have on the needs of your child, the more effectively we can teach them to swim.
The bath tub is a great place to enjoy water play and to help a child become more comfortable with the water. Many skills can be practiced in a bathtub. Don't be afraid to pour water over your child's head and face. We also encourage the parent to take their child in a pool as often as possible. Exposure to swimming and having fun in the pool is the best way to mitigate or eliminate any fear of water or swimming. Remember in any environment with water watch your child, drowning is quick and silent.
Absolutely. We believe that all adults should know how to swim comfortably. It is particularly important for parents, to help insure the safety of their children. We have instructors who are trained to help swimming adults learn to swim, perfect their strokes and gain fitness.
Due to operational costs, no refund, credits or transfers will be issued at Fulton Swim School
Payment for lessons are charged in advance on the 1st of each calendar month until the end of the month. The monthly payments will vary month to month.
For example if your child is booked in on a Monday for lessons and there are 4 Mondays in the month you will be charged for 4 Lessons only. If there are 5 Mondays in the month you will be charged for 5 lessons.
Please see your facilities Payment Explanation for more information.
Direct Debit is our only means of payment, which means our resources are used where they should be in the pool, which aides both staff members and customers to ensure your child is getting the most out of their lessons. We prefer not to be chasing payments and being debt collectors which is why this is our only form of payment.
We see it as vitally important to reward and encourage our children to swim and to try their best so place a huge emphasis on celebrating all our students achievements. Its because of this that we offer differing forms of awards including the following:
Our facilities are solely used for learn to swim lessons, so you can be sure your child will have less distractions At Fulton Swim School we ensure our class sizes remain small. All our learn to swim classes have an optimum of 4 and a maximum of 5 students to 1 teacher (8:1 for baby classes where parents are in the pool also). This is below the industry standard and enables our teachers to focus on their students and ensures progression is fast. At Fulton Swim School, we're focused and committed to making learning to swim an enjoyable experience at all levels.
Yes we offer make up lessons, however we do need to be notified in advance for lesson/s that will be missed, this must be done via online account or app.
Make up lessons can only booked 2 days in advance, and must be booked via our App or Online Customer portal on our website. Make up tokens are valid for 3 months and you must have an active booking in order to redeem token.
Make up lessons are subject to availability.


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SomerZicht B&B and Self Catering, Somerset West
|SomerZicht B&B and Self Catering, Somerset West
|Contact Person:
|Jörg and Petra
|+27 (0) 21 855 2359
+27 (0) 72 958 3129
|14 Ludwig Muhl Street, Somerset West
|Cape Town - Somerset West
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SomerZicht... a special feeling
A tranquil haven in the heart of the Cape Winelands, SomerZicht is an ideal destination for the discerning guest who appreciates privacy, style, comfort and unsurpassed hospitality.
SomerZicht is located a mere 15 minutes from Stellenbosch, in a very quiet and established suburb of Somerset West with magnificent views of the impressive Hottentots Holland and Helderberg Mountains. Somerset West offers a lively village ambience – away from the crowds and noisy city life! But right on our doorstep you can enjoy world famous vineyards and award winning restaurants, relaxing beaches and the natural beauty of the Western Cape, or play a round of golf on one of the many renowned golf courses in the surrounding area.
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SomerZicht Accommodation
We offer two fully equipped Self Catering suites and three luxury en-suite B&B rooms. Spacious and stylishly decorated to create a relaxing ambience with the focus on quality furnishings, comfortable beds and modern bathroom fittings. All have a private outdoor area which allows our guests to fully enjoy the wonderful weather and balmy evenings.
Self Catering Suites - Ideal for long and shorter stays, the two suites are fully equipped for self catering and offer:
- Kitchen with gas hob, convection / microwave oven, Fridge with freezer section, kettle and toaster as well as all kitchen utensils, cutlery and crockery.
- Extra length beds with 100% cotton percale linen - choose between a King-sized bed or Twin beds
- Satellite television
- Free WiFi in both suites and throughout the house
- Personal Safe
- Hairdryer
- Secure parking
- Private entrance
Pool Suite - On the lower level near the pool with a private entrance. It has a sunny patio equipped with table and chairs as well as pool loungers. The suite has an open-plan lounge and kitchen area with a separate bedroom and en-suite bathroom. The bathroom is equipped with shower, basin and toilet. Choice of extra length King-size bed or twin beds. Guests are welcome to use the barbeque facility at the pool.
Terrace Suite - Located on the upper level with its entrance via steps from the pool area. It features a private sun terrace with pool loungers as well as a large balcony with stunning views on the mountains and the swimming pool below. The balcony is furnished with patio table and chairs and has a Weber barbeque. The suite offers a large open-plan area with bedroom and lounge, a separate kitchen and a separate bathroom with shower, basin and toilet.
B&B Rooms - The luxury B&B rooms in the main house offer:
- Deck or Terrace area with outdoor chairs and table
- Extra length beds with 100% cotton percale linen
- Small fridge (not stocked) for our guests' convenience
- Coffee and Tea making facility
- En-suite bathroom with shower, basin and toilet
- Flat screen satellite television
- Free WiFi in all the rooms and throughout the house
- Personal safe
- Hairdryer
- Secure parking
- Serviced on a daily base
Pond Room and Tree Room - Situated at the front of the main house with private entrances and timber decks. Choose between a King-sized bed or Twin beds.
Garden Room - Located at the back of the main house with a private garden terrace. Entrance to this room is through the main house. The room is furnished with a Queen-sized bed.
Activities - On our doorstep ...
- Erinvale, Stellenbosch, Kleine Zalze, Somerset West and Strand Golf courses are all within a 15 km range.
- Historic and world famous wine estates, such as Vergelegen, Lourensford, Morgenster and many more within 10 minutes drive.
- The historic towns of Stellenbosch (15 km) and Franschhoek (35 km).
- The famous Stellenbosch wine routes (10 km)
- Cape Town International Airport (30 km)
- Cape Town with its iconic landmarks such as Kirstenbosch, Table Mountain, Cape Point and Robben Island (45 km)
- A selection of excellent restaurants, shopping malls, craft and food markets (5 km)
- Helderberg Nature Reserve (3 km) – a favourite for picnics, walks and hikes
- The white sandy beaches of Strand and Gordon's Bay (8 km)
- Spectacular coastal drives and seasonal whale watching
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Please contact your hosts Jörg and Petra directly for enquiries.
|SomerZicht B&B and Self Catering, Somerset West
|Contact Person:
|Jörg and Petra
|+27 (0) 21 855 2359
+27 (0) 72 958 3129
|14 Ludwig Muhl Street, Somerset West
|Cape Town - Somerset West


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Fiber-reinforced plastics are the most talked-about class of materials in lightweight construction. In mobility lightweight components can both lower fuel consumption as well as increase the vehicle's operating range. But still the market penetration of complex lightweight components is very low while their manufacturing costs are very high. To tackle this issue, the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT is working together with industry and research partners to develop cost-effective methods of production that will significantly increase the usability of lightweight components in mass-market applications.
Recent years have seen soaring demand for lightweight components worldwide. Typical lightweight construction materials include aluminum, high-strength steels, magnesium, titanium and, above all, fiber-reinforced plastics (FRPs). FRPs consist of an organic matrix reinforced either with carbon fibers (CFRP) or glass fibers (GFRP). The production of FRP products is currently hindered by long cycle times and low levels of automation – two factors that pose significant obstacles to mass production – and methods are now being sought to produce FRP products more efficiently. The EU project FibreChain and the InProLight project, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), have set themselves the goal of developing various integrated process chains ranging from sophisticated specialist solutions to the mass production of fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites. Fraunhofer ILT's primary task within the scope of these projects is to optimize methods of cutting and joining lightweight components.
Structural joining by laser beam welding
Drawing on the characteristics of the raw material, Andreas Rösner and his colleagues have developed a method of structurally joining lightweight components. These have traditionally been joined by adhesive bonding or riveting – two comparatively expensive methods that require extensive preliminary work and extended process time. Rösner has overcome these drawbacks by joining the components using a laser. In this time-efficient process, the energy is deposited directly into the joining zone. Thus, complex components consisting of several individual parts can be produced. Furthermore, the process enables the production of persistent structures, creating selective reinforcements. As an extension of this process, the joining of plastics with metal was realized in a special two-stage laser process. Rösner first structures the metallic component with a high-brilliance laser beam, and in a second step he heats it by using a diode laser. The softened plastic then penetrates into the structured metal which leads to an excellent mechanical clawing between the joining parts.
Cutting without damaging the edges
In addition to joining FRP components and producing plastic-metal connections, another step that appears multiple times in the process chain is cutting. As well as cutting the raw material itself, it is also necessary to trim the components and cut out the required holes and sections. One of the key goals of the cutting process is to minimize any damage to the edges of the material. However, conventional laser cutting techniques often produce poor results due to the size of the heat affected zone. Frank Schneider and his colleagues, therefore, decided to develop a series of new cutting methods, one of which uses an innovative short-pulse CO2 laser. By reducing the heat input, they were able to significantly reduce the thermal damage inflicted on the material. The Aachen researchers achieve a nearly complete elimination of thermal damages by using a high power ultrashort pulse laser. Even highly sensitive material combinations in aeronautics can be processed economically by these lasers at a performance of up to 500 Watt.
Many potential applications for FRP components
For the first time, these new laser welding and cutting methods will make it possible to automate the production of FRP components to create a production process that is simplified, fast and cost-effective. To demonstrate this new method's practical feasibility, the Fraunhofer scientists have already successfully applied it to car seat backs made by the company Weber.
Lightweight components are the preferred technology for any application where a reduction in weight offers the opportunity to cut operating costs, from auto and aircraft manufacturing to shipbuilding and spaceflight engineering. Economical and versatile forms of lightweight design are also becoming increasingly popular for highly dynamic machines and civil engineering projects as an alternative to construction with standard components.
Our experts will be attending the JEC Europe 2012 Composites Show from March 27–29 in Paris to showcase a selection of FRP components produced using the new methods they have developed. These will include car seat backs, front-end components and other examples of lightweight construction applications that rely on laser technology.
Laser Lightweight Construction Center
One example of Fraunhofer ILT's commitment to research in the field of lightweight construction is the Laser Lightweight Construction Center, which is currently being set up in the Institute's laser machine facility. This will be presented as part of the "Laser Technology Live" event at the International Laser Technology Congress AKL'12 on May 11, 2012. The new Center will bring together various laser systems under one roof, including a gantry system for fiber-coupled machining of 3D sheet metal and FRP components and a 2D laser machine with acceleration parameters of up to 5g. Fraunhofer ILT's Lightweight Construction Centre will also include a machine with 3D capabilities and a CO2 laser for the machining of FRP components. Rounding out the center's facilities are high power ultrashort pulse lasers that are able to process CFRP components in particular with an ablation and cutting quality unattained until now.
For more information, visit: www.ilt.fraunhofer.de


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NCC officials ask for continued support from state lawmakers
NORWALK — State lawmakers will be tasked with making tough budget decisions this legislative session, but officials at Norwalk Community College are hopeful that budget cuts do not impact the college.
Speaking before state legislators Wednesday during a legislative breakfast, NCC President David Levinson highlighted some of the accomplishments of the college over the last year and discussed some of its plans for the future.
"I'm mindful of how difficult it's going to be this session," Levinson told lawmakers. "You have a lot of priorities, but what I want to emphasize is that an investment in NCC is an investment in the future of our state. For every one dollar invested at NCC, there's an incredible return of $3.61," he said.
He pointed out the success of the newly formed Norwalk Early College Academy (NECA), a collaboration between NCC, Norwalk Public Schools and IBM that allows high school students to earn H.S. diplomas and associate degrees, while preparing for careers in technology-related fields.
"We want to continue doing these great things," said Levinson, but added that the college needs money and resources to continue its initiatives.
Future plans include duplicating the NECA blueprint in Stamford to create a Stamford Early College Academy, Levinson said. He pointed out that one-third of NCC students live in Stamford and a long-term goal includes creating a physical presence of the college in Stamford.
"This is really a difficult budget process that you're going through," said former House Speaker, Moira K. Lyons, who currently serves as NCC's director of government and community relations.
"What we want you to consider when you're making those budget reductions is the complexity of our student population," said Lyons. "Many of them are the very first in their families to go to college. They enroll here with hopes and dreams, but they also enroll here with uncertainties, nervousness about their ability to achieve in college, language barriers and family responsibilities."
Lyons said student support services such as counseling, mentoring and academic advising are critical programs for students that often lead to employment.
"If we get to a point where we're expected to reduce core services, core programs, I think one might question the value of the very opportunity that we present," said Lyons. "We don't want to be a college of diminished services and we certainly don't want to price students out of the opportunity to get a college degree."
A number of state lawmakers attended the annual legislative breakfast, including Speaker of the House Brendan Sharkey, Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff, state Senators Toni Boucher, Scott Frantz, Tony Hwang and Carlo Leone; and state Reps. Tom O'Dea, Caroline Simmons, William Tong and Fred Wilms.
"The reality that we're facing right now is it's not just a budget deficit or spending more money than we have traditionally … but there is a revenue problem and the revenue problem reflects the reality of our economy," said Sharkey. "In order for us to deal with a budget deficit, we have to face that reality. It means that state government and our budgets have to change."
Sharkey is currently suggesting fellow lawmakers adopt a zero-based budget formula to improve the state's financial situation.
"Zero-based budgeting is the idea that we don't start with last year's budget line item and figure out how much of an increase we're going to give to that line item," he said.
He believes it would be more beneficial than cutting the budget.
"When you cut programs without regard to whether or not they are producing, you're actually creating long-term problems that are much worse," Sharkey said.


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Applications are invited from candidates wishing to join our Preparatory Divisions in the role of School Nurse. This is a new position which will be responsible for the medical care of pupils (from age 1 year to 11 years) in the Preparatory Divisions and Nursery. The successful candidate must be a Registered General Nurse or Paediatric Nurse and hold a valid Nursing and Midwifery Council PIN number. It is essential that applicants have experience working as a School Nurse or have paediatric nursing experience. The post holder will have a friendly, sympathetic and supportive personality and demonstrate a confident and calm demeanour when dealing with a range of accidents and first aid issues.
The salary for this role is £21,603pa – £24,407pa (fte £27,837 – £31,450 at September 2018 rates)
Closing Date: Midday, Tuesday 5 March 2019
Interview Date: Tuesday 12 March 2019
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Between boat tours and Busch Gardens, who says Orlando has to have all the fun? There's plenty of thrills and spills to be had right here on the Gulf Coast. Busch Gardens at Tampa Bay is the ultimate family adventure, combining adrenaline pumping rollercoasters, Broadway style entertainment and one of North America's largest zoos – home to more than 12,000 animals. It's not hard to see why this is a firm family favourite! The newest attraction, Cobra's Curse, adds a twist with a one-of-a-kind spin coaster. Featuring a 70-foot vertical lift that brings you face-to-fang with an 80 foot snake king and takes you on a whirlwind adventure of exciting explorations!
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Take advantage of the privacy and freedom of your Florida villa and enjoy some relaxation pool side. After all, there's only so much adventuring you can take! Recharge and kick-back so you're ready to commence round two as soon as possible. After all, the kids probably won't sit still for long. Tee off at one of the 150 golf courses in Orlando, or how about a spot of retail therapy in a supersized shopping mall or discount outlet? The only worry you'll have all holiday is how you'll fit everything in!
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Valley Professionals Community Health Center offers extended hours at it's Clinton Office. The extended hours are for acute care only such as, fever, vomiting, congestion, sore throat, flu symptoms, cough, rash, earache, or other similar symptoms. Individuals do not have to be a current patient of Valley Professionals to receive primary care services during the extended hours and no appointment is needed. All individuals and families are welcome. Sliding Fee Scale available. Fees are based on family size and income. We also accept Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay, and commercial insurance.
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CH33P Chair - Wood
Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son
Fabric Group 1
Kvadrat Forest Nap
Composition: 95% New Wool (Worsted), 5% Nylon
Designer: Akira Minagawa
- Forest Nap 992
- Forest Nap 782
- Forest Nap 952
- Forest Nap 452
- Forest Nap 512
- Forest Nap 182
- Forest Nap 552
- Forest Nap 612
- Forest Nap 912
Kvadrat Remix 2
Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% Nylon
Designer: Giulio Ridolfo
Kvadrat Clara 2
Composition: 92% New wool worsted, 8% Nylon
Designer: Anne Birgitte Hansen
Kvadrat Canvas 2
Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% Nylon
Designer: Giulio Ridolfo
Gabriel Mood
Composition: 92% New Zealand wool, 8% Polyamid
Designer: Inger Mosholt Nielsen
Gabriel Capture
Composition: 85% New Zealand wool, 15% polyamide
Fabric Group 2
Kvadrat Hallingdal 65
Composition: 70% New wool, 30% Viscose
Designer: Nanna Ditzel
- Hallingdal 65 750
- Hallingdal 65 126
- Hallingdal 65 944
- Hallingdal 65 694
- Hallingdal 65 130
- Hallingdal 65 457
- Hallingdal 65 116
- Hallingdal 65 600
- Hallingdal 65 227
- Hallingdal 65 173
- Hallingdal 65 180
Kvadrat Molly 2
Composition: 100% New Wool worsted
Designer: Åsa Pärson
Fabric Group 3
Kvadrat Fiord
Composition: 92% New wool worsted, 8% Nylon
Designer: Louise Sigvardt & Tone Barnung
Fabric Group 4
Kvadrat Divina Melange 3
Composition: 100% New wool
Designer: Finn Sködt
Leather Group A
Buffed, embossed ox hide with a coated surface; uniform surface without visible scars or other marks; pleasant surface with low breathability; requires low-maintenance and resists most stains and fading from sunlight. For homeowners who want easy maintenance at the lowest possible cost as well as for restaurants, hotels, public spaces etc.
- Loke Leather 7160
- Loke Leather 7270
- Loke Leather 7763
- Loke Leather 7210
- Loke Leather 7100
- Loke Leather 7310
- Loke Leather 7170
- Loke Leather 7732
- Loke Leather 7060
- Loke Leather 7150
- Loke Leather 7766
- Loke Leather 7744
- Loke Leather 7748
- Loke Leather 7140
- Loke Leather 7240
- Loke Leather 7050
- Loke Leather 7110
Leather Group B
Semi-aniline ox hide with a natural grain and a coated surface; good touch and low breathability; some visible scars or other marks; requires low-maintenance and resists most stains and fading from sunlight; for those who want a good balance between maintenance and comfort.
Leather Group C
Full grain, uncoated pure aniline ox hide; only the very finest hides are chosen; no final pigmentation or coating are applied, so slight variations within hides and between hides may occur; most exclusive touch and the highest breathability; light or vegetal colors will age with patina and grace; also very susceptible to stains; darker colors may fade if exposed to direct sunlight; for those who want the very best comfort and quality.
A star reborn: A compact design by Wegner from 1957 has been re-issued by Carl Hansen. A solid wood frame with a veneer seat and back - a contrasting wood can be chosen for the back but the buttons are always the same wood as the frame.
Shown with a leather seat. Available in all leathers and fabrics offered by Carl Hansen & Son. Seat back matches frame. For $95 you can create a mixed wood version, but note that the buttons are always in the same wood as the frame. Call for more information or to order: 800.688.0974.
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