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Wonderwalls: Industrial Wall Treatments
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Because I'm such a fan of the industrial look in décor, I'm always looking for ways to incorporate it more in my own home. One of the biggest canvasses to express personality in your home is your wall space—and, while incorporating art is always a must, you can also take a look at how to address the walls themselves as industrial elements.
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Exposed concrete is the holy grail of industrial technique when it comes to walls. Frankly, you just can't beat it. So, if you know you've got concrete hiding behind a covering—drywall or wallpaper, for example—you're in great shape for getting the industrial look with little effort. If not, there are some amazing concrete wallpapers on the market that will help you bring the look to a standard wall.
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Yes, metal. While most of us think of galvanized siding or pressed tin when we think of this category (and there's not a thing wrong with either one), a more refined look is available from hot rolled steel. I've seen it used with terrific effect in kitchens, bedrooms, and all kinds of living spaces. A big plus: maintenance is super easy.
Images: (Left) Lindsey Nochta for Apartment Therapy; (Right) Michael Graydon for The Marion House Book
Whether painted or raw, brick is a no-brainer when it comes to incorporating industrial walls into your space. If you've got it, bring it out into the open and use it to bring that all-important texture into your décor.
Subway Tile
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Possibly the most versatile of all industrial materials—with the possible exception of cinder blocks —subway tile works to bring industrial personality into any room. Used on their own or mixed with other materials to show off your own sense of style, subway tile may be the easiest way to add an industrial flavor into your home.
What industrial looks do your walls sport?
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Characterization of the mechanism
Characterization of the mechanism
Characterization of the frustrated phagocytosis, detection of the interaction between lysosome and frustrated phagosomes…
Frustrated phagocytosis cannot be properly observed in a 2D culture due to 3D process of phagosome formation.
Using 4Dcell's assays, molecular mechanisms regulating cellular processes of frustrated phagocytosis can be studied.
On micropatterns, macrophages can target opsonized molecules linked to micropatterns inducing frustrated phagocytosis [1].
When confined in a small volume, the cell is forced to be spread on the pattern [2].
Frustrated phagocytosis after opsonization on micropatterns
Frustrated phagosomes formation has been observed on RAW cells after opsonization (A) while without opsonized molecules there is no formation (B). Human macrophages derived from monocytes (HMDM) are also able to form frustrated phagosocytosis (C) [1].

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Ending 2014 on a High Note, the Minneapolis Foundation Awards $4.9 Million in Community Grants
Toddlers, Chefs and Young Leaders All to Benefit from Equity-Focused Funding
Aspiring chefs from the American Indian community. Preschoolers who learn Spanish and English in the same classroom. Former criminal offenders who are training for living-wage jobs to improve their economic future. Rising leaders of color who are preparing to serve on city boards and commissions. These Minnesotans are among thousands who will benefit from $4.89 million in grants announced today by the Minneapolis Foundation.
The grants will go to 85 organizations in the Twin Cities for work over the coming year. Recipients range from schools and community centers to grassroots coalitions, but all are working to advance the Foundation's key goal for its unrestricted grantmaking: Increasing social, racial, and economic equity.
"When each of us does better, we all do better," said Sandra Vargas, President and CEO of the Minneapolis Foundation. "Minneapolis is home to some of the largest racial disparities in the nation. If we don't work intentionally to build a more equitable community, we'll end up with a two-tiered society—those with opportunity and those without—and we will all fall behind. Recent events making headlines across the country are just the latest sign that this struggle is one of the defining challenges of our times."
One grantee, AccessAbility Inc., will use its award to support a new jobs training program that helps people with criminal backgrounds make the transition from jail to the community. "When they come out of incarceration, they are bombarded with change and things that they are supposed to do: Reunite with their families. Find a job. Find a place to live. Find a way to get around," said Lisa Lundmark, director of the Career and Educational Pathways program at AccessAbility. "We walk alongside them on the path to higher education and a career."
Since the program launched in 2013, it has grown rapidly in both size and community support. "We cry happy tears for the generous contribution of $80,000 from the Minneapolis Foundation," Lundmark said. "To have extra money to build employer partnerships and to serve more people—the support is just so appreciated, and I love how it comes around the holidays."
The Community Impact grants announced today, which represent a combination of endowment funds at the Foundation and co-investments from like-minded partners, are just one slice of the Foundation's work. The Foundation also manages more than 1,200 charitable funds established by generous individuals, families and businesses. Many of these donors are actively involved in grantmaking, supporting more than 1,500 different organizations in Minnesota and around the world.
The grants announced today, which were awarded through a competitive process, fall into one of three focus areas: Education, Economic Vitality, and Civic Engagement.
Here's a summary of funded activities, with a small sample of grants in each area:
Civic Engagement
The Foundation envisions a community where everyone participates in democracy and public decision-making. These grants support efforts to increase the number of people of color who vote, remove systemic barriers to voting, and strengthen leadership, advocacy, and organizing capacity in diverse communities.
- $75,000 to the Minnesota Council on Crime and Justice, $75,000 to the Take Action Minnesota Education Fund, and $20,000 to the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union Foundation for their work to restore voting rights to nearly 50,000 Minnesotans who have felony convictions but are not incarcerated. Even as they live in our communities, working and paying taxes, these citizens—many of whom are African American men— are currently unable to participate in this fundamental act of democracy.
- $75,000 to support Nexus Community Partners' Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute in the Twin Cities. This leadership development program is working to increase the number of leaders of color serving on city boards and commissions. Despite the fact that roughly 40% of Minneapolis residents are people of color, the city reported in 2012 that people of color made up only 14% of those serving in these positions. Ten of 12 graduates of the institute's inaugural year are now serving on key boards and commissions. The second cohort, which will graduate in May 2015, is engaging 16 leaders of color.
- $25,000 to WE WIN Institute for the Minneapolis nonprofit's Parents Make the Academic Difference program, which helps parents of color advocate for their children in school and influence school policies to advance equity. Parents engaged through the group—many of whom struggle to make a living, let alone find time to get involved at their children's schools—have met with school board members and legislators.
Economic Vitality
The Foundation is working to build an inclusive workforce that's reflective of our changing demographics, and a business climate that fosters innovation, entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency. These grants support that vision by building community wealth, increasing workforce preparedness, strengthening the delivery of financial and technical assistance to minority-owned businesses, and advocating for improved policies and public sector programs that impact wealth creation. The Northwest Area Foundation partnered with the Minneapolis Foundation to supplement funding for minority business development and workforce training in communities of color.
- $200,000 to expand the Metropolitan Economic Development Association's work helping minority-owned businesses create additional quality jobs in the community.
- $100,000 for the Northside Funders Group, an innovative nonprofit that is changing the way philanthropy works in North Minneapolis. The group brings together major public, private and corporate funders who are working to increase their collective impact. This grant funds the group's North@Work initiative, which aims to improve employment outcomes for 2,000 African American men.
- $45,000 to help the Minneapolis American Indian Center introduce a new Culinary Arts Training Program that will equip participants—many of whom are overcoming major barriers such as homelessness—to land living-wage jobs.
The Foundation envisions a community where all children are on track to compete in a global economy, participate in civic life, and pursue their dreams. Education grants support initiatives to strengthen the school talent and leadership pipeline, increase access to high-quality early childhood education, increase the enrollment and number of high-quality schools that serve low-income students and students of color, and empower parents and communities to advocate for educational equity and excellence.
- $120,000 to support the expansion of Hiawatha Academies, a high-performing charter school network in South Minneapolis that will open a new high school in the fall of 2015.
- $55,000 for Way to Grow's center-based preschool classes and home-visiting program. Way to Grow, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, reaches out to the most isolated families in Minneapolis and meets them where they are in their understanding of how children learn and the importance of school readiness.
- $30,000 to Joyce Preschool's innovative dual-immersion Spanish/English program in South Minneapolis.
- $25,000 for the redesign and roll-out of Minneapolis Public Schools' New Teacher Induction program. With the redesigned program, the school district aims to significantly increase teacher retention and enhance new teacher effectiveness and job satisfaction.


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on 26th March 2014 at 3:48pm
Hi everyone.
Now I live in Edinburgh, I feel quite envious of the meet ups and connections going on in Galway!
I'm looking for hints and tips--any suggestions on a subject I imagine will be close to all our hearts----how to find the discipline to keep writing, day after day?
Writing is the thing I love best. Why do I constantly avoid that clean, bright, empty page? The dishes will need doing again later, the laundry/bills/insert mundane task here activities are daily and inevitable.
For me, it's not a question of finding the time (although that's probably an issue for many of us), but of priorities.
What are your thoughts?
on 30th March 2014 at 8:31pm
Hi katriona, we miss you too in Maireads meet ups. I'll be honest, the meet ups give me that extra push to write something in between work, gym, ect... Even a page on whatever pops into my head and I'm happy :-) is there any meet up writing groups in your area? Maybe you could start one! Congrats on the competition, I thought your essay was fab. Hope the move is going ok, Trisha
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I'm scared of failure. Scared of being laughed at. Scared of saying the wrong thing and what people will think of me. Scared of new situations where I am out of my comfort zone. Scared of messing up. Scared of letting people down. Scared of confident people. Scared of not being perfect. Scared of people not liking me. Just generally um scared.
Someone will probably tell me 'so what' or 'what does it matter' but to me it just does and I naturally struggle to feel different. It's a bit like a phobia really, you might not like snakes and someone else can't fathom why, but you just don't.
If I go out and do something a bit different like going to a concert I worry about getting home. On the way home I worry about getting home. And when I'm outside home I worry if everything at home is ok. It stops me doing things. I've turned down invites to things because of it, or left early, of simply not enjoyed it because my mind is elsewhere. It stops me being happy. It stops me living, really living and leaves me just existing. Surviving and definitely not thriving.
Like a lot of people I got bullied a bit at school, I think that's maybe where it set in. I should have done something about it. But I didn't and I just carried on being scared and have carried it with me ever since.
I applied for a development course last week, it was all a bit last minute and I didn't really think I was right for it until I was encouraged and had some nice feedback. I've since been told it involves role play, and for someone who also despised drama at school there is nothing worse. So I'm already kind of hoping I don't get on it. Role play, no thanks, it scares me.
I don't really look forward to anything. Genuinely, and it's exhausting.
I realise much of this is linked to self worth and personal resilience and I'm trying to do things about that, but it's not easy.
I did also read that you can turn fear into excitement more easily that you can turn fear into calm, it's here, have a look
connect positive terminal first
I've been trying to start the day differently of late and set my mind in a better direction for me.
It's been quite simple but also quite effective.
And all it needs is your hand and a pen.
Just start the day with a positive sign.
Look at it during the day and let it help get your mind on the positive.
Its also made me realise how hairy my hands are.
But I'm considering that as a positive thing, although i'm unsure why.
Can you do anything simple, really achievable like this to help you start the day off more positively and have a little reminder.
Give it a try.
I'm planning on pitching it on dragons den but reckon they will say there's no value in the company as it's too easily copied.
But that's why it's good. And the number of people that could benefit from it is huge. I value it at a trillion pounds.
I'm also part of a start up inventing BBQ shorts, nodding rock stars and alka seltzer in a can. I'll tell you about them another time.
Start positive
Seya Paul
Well no, of course it isn't but that would be a short, but perhaps well received blog if that was all I said.
Will things get better, or get different by doing the same things working the same way with the same people we always work with?
I don't think so. We need to change things, take risks and do things differently.
It can be hard to change the way we do things but diversity in our teams can help, because diversity brings challenge, and ideas, and can provide the catalyst for things being done differently, and better, leading to different and hopefully better outcomes.
Get someone who knows very little about your work to sit on your next team meeting and get their feedback if you don't believe me.
Bruce Hornsby and his mates in the range knew a thing or two about this......
Not everyone can naturally bring about change, they still can change things of course, but it might just be harder work.
Some are just wired that way to be in the right places, to know enough people, to be brave (or daft) enough to go speak to them and to be involved with the right initiative to make it work.
Word of mouth is key, once people are telling other people about your great new thing, be it a fidget spinner or using whatsapp then you know the change has become an epidemic, and it's gone viral.
So who are those people, and do you have them in your team, on your project, or advising your development of whatever craze will replace those bloody fidget spinners?
You need the following intervening in your change plan to make it, well change and usher the trend into popularity.
Connectors are individuals who have ties in many different realms. They talk, engage, cross fertilise, make social links, schmooze and network. They know everyone and if there is someone new who they need to influence they'll get to know them. I'm a connector and i've achieved as much from being in the right corridor at the right time as I have through writing papers, so is Aladdin who I blogged about here http://wysethoughts.weebly.com/home/opening-doors-making-connections
Mavens (Yiddish for 'accumulator of knowledge') are people who have a strong compulsion to help other people by helping them make informed decisions. They know lots of stuff and keep their ears close to the ground. Because of this they can start word of mouth epidemics and convince others through their knowledge 'expertise'.
Salespeople are people whose unusual charisma allows them to be extremely persuasive in inducing others' decisions and behaviours. They are persuasive and positive. People want to listen and agree with them. I think I am a bit of a salesman, but will leave you to judge if I have any charisma unusual or otherwise.
So if you're trying to change things, have you looked at the team working on that change, do you have all those types of people helping you, it'll be a lot easier if you do. Of course you could just carry on doing the same stuff if you don't have them, or if you don't want to change, or you want change to be slower. But where's the fun in that?
So let's assume you have the right team then, what's the message and how's it gonna stick? Well you'll be pleased to know I borrowed a list of that too and its important to think about the following:
I've been doing this with people I've been meeting, and think I'm getting pretty good at it now but it's taken years to develop my style and pitch to deliver the points above, you could do it in a lot less time now you have the list.
You then need to experiment with your delivery, like I did, and keep on trying small changes until you make it (and I'm not saying I have but I've learnt an awful lot by trying). That's a bit like agile working I guess. I think we spend a long time polishing in the office before we get out on the road. Comedians and bands have small practice shows before the big gig, do we do the same?
And finally, what about the context, because it's the context that shapes the behaviour.
Supporting, trying out and nurturing the change within a group helps. But to create a large contagious movement to change then you often have to create many small movements first.
I believe in change. That course was one of the best things I've been on and I'm grateful for my employers teaching me that stuff, and I try and use it all the time, because it was good and it changed me.
So get out there, get talking, get tweeting, get engaging with a whole host of different groups across a whole host of different platforms and hope, no dream, that one day they will all be sat round the table all independently (or so they think) stating that your idea is the best thing since sliced bread, or fidgit spinners.
Don't go changing, ah no, actually do
the dark nights are drawing in
I've just started reading another new self-help book, this time it's called "you can be an optimist". I picked it up because I've always been interested in being an optician, but that's probably because my eyesight is so bad (it actually isn't).
Anyway back to the book.
I've read the first chapter and to be honest I don't hold out much hope that it's going to help and was probably another waste of money. I'll put it next to all the other self help books on my self help bookcase. I may have to buy another bookcase soon.
I bought it yesterday as I thought maybe reading the first chapter quickly would transform me overnight and help for today's interview.
I'm not sure it worked. I was crapping it today. I think I did a good job, but good isn't usually good enough and I'm fully expecting someone else to get it. They usually do, I'm always the interview bridesmaid, never the bride and it's been over 12 years now since I've been offered a job post interview. 12 years is a long time to feel like you've failed and to feel like you're not good enough.
It does something to you failing all the time, you might even say it reinforces pessimist tendencies.
Imagine the manager of the football team seeing you do great stuff in training but never getting on the field on match day. Some people are ok with that but I find it hard.
I've been pretty depressed all day since the interview to be honest, playing over what I didn't say perfectly, kicking myself for not doing better, maddened by my inadequacy and just therefore had to write some of it down to help get it out of my head so i could go to bed.
So apologies this post doesn't really have a point (what's new I hear you shout), although it's probably about not being too hard on yourself and looking at where you've got to rather than where you haven't. And not spending the evening after an interview on your own with your thoughts, if you're a pessimist.
Anyway, it's the longest day in just over a week, it'll start getting dark earlier then finally, i've been counting down to it.
shyness is nice, but shyness can stop you, from doing all the things in life you'd like to
I've got an interview tomorrow at 9am. I'm having a break from reading and trying to remember how great I am to write this.
An hour to sell myself is a terrifying prospect. I've done some really good and relevant stuff and structured it well to map against the capabilities they are looking for but……..I've got to get my mind set right so I'm confident and don't do myself a disservice. And that's bloody difficult.
When I spot a relevant / interesting job is available I think 'yeah I'd be really good at that', on application stage I'm thinking the same but then with every minute that passes towards the dreaded face to face I question myself more and more.
I know it's not really about the interview or the job, it's more to do with how I think through uncertain situations that I can't control.
And also about having self confidence.....
Even way back when I did my first degree a certain amount of my mark was on coursework, topped up by the exams. But we don't seem to be there yet with interviews.
I wouldn't hire a plumber without looking on checkatrade for references now, i read reviews of new albums before buying them, and I'd never stay on a hotel without finding out if its Fawlty.
So why are we still doing the same for someone who may be working for us for years?
So i guess this blog is a plea that one day interviews can include some reference to the day to day, to what people think of you, to what you have previously delivered, especially if like me you struggle to give the value to your work that it deserves, despite being told it does have value.
And with that plea, I'll leave you with some words from Maria Von Trapp
"I have confidence in sunshine, I have confidence in rain, i have confidence that spring will come again
Besides which you see, I have confidence in me"
Here's hoping you have confidence in yourself, I understand it can make all the difference
Back to the revision now
Seya Paul
is anybody out there?
Feedback on my blogging depends on what the objectives of me blogging are, so in typical fashion I've borrowed a list of reasons to blog and given my own critique below:
So I'm sorry to ask but is there anybody out there?
It can be a lonely road this one, is anyone else on it?
I don't need scores, but like everyone in their day to day life, its sometimes nice to know if any of this is any good/use?
And when you've told me, tell one of your colleagues, or family, or friends how they're doing. They'll thank you for it.
Yours desperately
Mr Paul Wyse
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I have a soft spot for the weird. Somehow it triggers me when people dare to go out of the familiar and push themselves into something "out of the ordinary", somewhere out side of their comfort zone. It Takes A Lot, the combined effort of Wu-Tang clan affiliated hip hop producer Shroom and former Wooden Constructions frontman Gover Meit, is such an out of the box product. As Meitje the two of them explore the weird as if it is their personal backyard. We a remarkable agility we hear them hopping from reggae to a punky Beastie Boys styled hip hop, pass through fields of Jazzmatazz and 1990s Mo'Wax or run aggressive circles in a bush of grime, whilst all the while avoiding the predictable as a cat does water. It is not so much a cross over, as it is a very creative take on hip hop, calling in mind artists such as Subtle and the outlandish rhymes and beats of Son Of Bazerk. Left field hip hop that has set out to a new frontier. Not that every challenge the two have taken up on them resulted in success (Really, that preposterous six minute long guitar solo in 'Ode To Bill Bush'? What was that all about?), but overall It Takes A Lot is an enjoyment to listen to. Shroom showcases a divers spectrum of beats and atmospheres he can work with, as Meit excels in the use of his vocals, making it hard to believe that it is actually one guy doing all the raps. Sometimes neurotic, like singing from the restriction of a stray jacket, other moments in your face aggressive or in a pumped up weirdness, he dresses his voice in the coating the song needs. And this can also be the haunted preacher man, Tom Waits style, leading you in a dirty ass mantra, bringing hip hop back to its partial roots in krautrock, like in 'Chelsea'.
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When you're a hunter, you meticulously prepare for every scenario and every situation. But nothing can prepare you for a chance encounter with a mountain lion. But that's exactly what 17-year-old, Jake Altena found himself up against. While deer hunting on his family's private property near Akron, IA, the young teenager heard some rustling and decided to investigate the situation. That's when things got interesting.
"I was about 15 feet away and a mountain lion poked his head out, and it was looking at me dead in the eyes," Altena told reporters.
"I immediately pulled my gun on him; I was pretty scared at the moment. When I had him in my sights, he kind of made a quick jump at me, and I instantly pulled the trigger."
Fortunately for Altena, his 20-gauge shotgun provided enough knockdown power to fatally wound the animal.
After meeting with officials from the Iowa DNR, Altena learned that his encounter was quite rare. In fact, it was only the second female mountain lion to be shot in Iowa in the last 100 years. And unlike in some states, mountain lions are not protected under Iowa state law so the teen did not have to worry about any legal repercussions.
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Salt is something that most people way over do. In fact recently they found out that Americans are typically getting in about 3600 mg of Sodium a day. When the guidelines are that if they are healthy they should only get in 2300 milligrams, and if you have any kind of heart issues or diabetes we want it to be as low as 1500.
So clearly people need to make a change, and salt causes you to retain fluid which is going to make it more difficult to lose weight, and it also helps with lowering your blood pressure again. If you can lower that sodium you're most likely going to lower your blood pressure as well.
With salt you'd like to keep the salt levels probably for most foods to less than 250 milligrams. There're some foods that are naturally going to be higher in salt, for example milk has a lot of sodium in it but that's natural occurring so you don't want to avoid milk because of the sodium because the milk actually does help in lowering blood pressure but something like bread.
Most breads and in fact bread is the number one source of sodium in the typical American diet. So going maybe with a smaller piece of bread can be an easy way to cut that out. There are some low sodium breads that you can also can find but that's really a big secret that brought us a number one source of sodium in the diet, it isn't the salt shaker.


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The Vermont Agency of Agriculture is hiring an Agriculture Development Coordinator within the Food Systems Team, Agricultural Develoment Division. This position will primarily work with Vermont's produce industry on outreach and education about on-farm food safety and the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule as well as manage a grant program for produce growers to make infrastructure improvements on their farms. To learn more, visit http://humanresources.vermont.gov/careers and search for this job opening (#621843).


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In the following video, permutations is introduced, examples and T/F questions are shown.
Symmetric Groups
Symmetric groups are some of the most essential types of finite groups. A symmetric group is the group of permutations on a set. The group of
permutations on a set of n-elements is denoted S_n.
Orbits & Cycles
Permutations, cycles, and orbits are contrasted, compared, and further defined.
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Are you avoiding or currently fighting a cold or the flu? Nobody likes getting sick! You probably spent a good amount of time prepping your body for this season with Zinc, Emergen-C and lots and lots of hand sanitizer. There are many tricks to keep sicknesses out of your home, here are a few of our tricks:
Clean Hands, Happy Heart
Hand washing can prevent about 30% of diarrhea-related sicknesses and about 20% of respiratory infections (e.g., colds.) (Source) Think about it, people touch their eyes, nose and mouth all the time instinctively. Germs can get into our bodies through these body parts and make us sick. Germs from unwashed hands can get into foods and drinks! Germs are even transferred to everyday objects like handrails, tables, toys, money, etc. So wash your hands! If you feel that you cannot wash your hands often, purchase a hand-held bottle of hand sanitizer to keep germs at bay.
Keeping your diet in check can help you avoid getting sick. It may seem harder to maintain a diet during winter months with Thanksgiving and Christmas, but it's important. Vitamin C is a great immune boosting vitamin. Garlic is said to be a natural anti-fungal and antibiotic to include in your diet as well.
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As you may have hear from local media in recent days, Newport Road, from the junction with Fitzalan Place to the junction with City Road will be closed on October 27th and October 28th for a film production.
Newport road will be partly closed from the junction with Fitzalan Place to the junction with City Road at midnight on Saturday October 26th until 6am on Tuesday October 29th.
You can see a Council map of the closure below:
Cardiff Council are advising that motorists are advised to plan ahead and use the diversion routes which are shown in the map provided.
Cyclists and pedestrians will need to take an alternative route to bypass the closure. Please see the map provided below via Cardiff Council.
For any further information, you can access information on the Council's website by clicking here.


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Bobbi Brown Pretty Powerful Pot Rouge Review & Swatches
If you're going to buy a new Bobbi Pot Rouge might as well grab the Bobbi Brown Pretty Powerful Pot Rouge as 100% Off its proceeds goes to charity.
Seriously, buying makeup and doing good? I'm in!
This universally flattering shade of pink blush comes in a limited edition Pretty Powerful Compact from now until September 2013 the $25 you buy it for will go for to Dress for Success a non-profit organization that provides interview suits, confidence boosts, and career development to low-income women in over 75 cities.
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Bobbi has worked with Dress for Success for many years and she herself is such an inspiration to many women.
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The Pretty Powerful Pot Rouge can be used on cheeks or lips and is a universally flattering shade of rosy pink. I can't begin to tell you how many Pot Rouges I own. They are my favorite cream blushes and that's saying something considering I'm not a huge cream blush fan.
This has a dense formula with an emollient texture that has a dewy finish. No worries, don't get scared of that dewy finish as it blends out beautifully and doesn't have a shininess to it so all skin types even oily ones can easily use it. I think the dense texture sometimes proves a little challenging to blend as you expect a blush like this to be creamier but no worries, it just needs a little warm up so when it hits skin and you start blending it'll soften up easily. This texture also aids in keeping it wearing very long and strong. One reason I avoid cream blushes is they tend to fade quickly on me but Bobbi's Pot Rouge has always had a good long wear with very minimal fading as I reach hour six of the wear.
This shade of rose is very natural and should work on fair, medium, and tan tones. It's a shade that will work perfectly with a range of tones but I do think it might not be pigmented enough for extra dark tones. The color gives my cheeks a pretty flush of natural pink and couldn't be introduced at a better time as Spring is the perfect season to get your natural on!
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Just over 50 years ago, a group of 600 civil rights activists were gassed and beaten during a march from Selma to Montgomery.
Where have we gone since then?
John Lewis, who co-chaired the march as chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), is now a Congressman for Georgia's 5th congressional district.
So, there's that.
Lewis was actually my commencement speaker when I finished my Masters at Emerson college.
I'm pretty sure most people didn't know who he was.
Some congressman or something?
Meanwhile in Oklahoma, members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity were videotaped jovially singing a shockingly racist song.
Every time I hear SAE officials fervently claim that they denounce such acts, I imagine the follow up to be, "We don't support this behavior – students shouldn't be videotaped expressing such things!"
After all, everyone knows you should keep your racist thoughts inside your own head. Letting them out, perhaps, only in the comfort of your own home while wearing a smoking jacket in your study.
Ever since they did away with Whites Only clubs, no public place is safe any more.
….We did do away with those clubs, didn't we?
I sure hope so, but I wouldn't be surprised to stumble upon one.
Not in name, of course, but in practice. An establishment with just the right price and just the right attitude to keep unfavorables away. If you know what I mean.
So that's where we've come since Selma.
Someone told me this morning that in the last 40 years, college graduation rates for the lowest income bracket has gone up 2%. From 7% to 9%.
Over those same 40 years, graduation rates for the top income bracket has gone up 20%. From 20% to 40%.
So that's where we've come since Selma.
I wasn't around in 1965 so I can't speak to what racism was like then.
I sure hope it's gotten better.
But I do know it's gotten more proper.
We – as white society generally – have learned that you can't be videotaping singing about lynchings and dropping the n-word. That's not acceptable at all.
In polite society, we just find reasons – simple, explainable, non-racist reasons why the white people are always on top and the black people are always behind.
I recently heard a white woman cut a black woman off mid-sentence. "I don't mean to interrupt you," she said…as she continued interrupting.
So that's where we've come since Selma.
I suppose a conversation slight isn't so bad in the grand scheme of things. I've been slighted all time – alas, often by men. But I wondered what was happening in each woman's head – was I the only one wondering how race was part of the dynamic?
Our country is built on black bodies. Black bodies established our economy, and black bodies ripen our prisons.
It's not that our society is racist – heavens no, we did away with that in Selma – its just that we don't have good schools to educate black students, we don't have kind words to welcome black views, we don't have the capacity to deal with this messy knot of poverty and violence.
It's not that we're racist, we just shoot unarmed black men in the street.
So, that's where we've come since Selma.


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Listening to Inherit the Promise, Acts 3:21-26
[Peter continues to speak] "He must remain in heaven until the time comes for God to restore everything, as he promised long ago through his holy prophets. For Moses said, 'The Lord your God will raise up for you a prophet like me from among your own people; you must listen to everything he tells you. Anyone who does not listen to him will be completely cut off from among his people.' Indeed, all the prophets from Samuel on, as many as have spoken, have foretold these days. And you are heirs of the prophets and of the covenant God made with your fathers. He said to Abraham, 'Through your offspring all peoples on earth will be blessed.' When God raised up his servant, he sent him first to you to bless you by turning each of you from your wicked ways."
Thoughts for Today:
Peter is preaching on the porch of the temple, referencing Genesis, Deuteronomy, and 1 Samuel. How is it possible that Peter can speak with such force, confidence and clarity? He was certainly empowered by the Spirit, but he also knew the Scriptures and had paid careful attention to what Jesus said and did. In these verses, Peter is providing his listeners with an Old Testament prophecy road map to Jesus, the Messiah.
What do you think Moses meant when he said, "You must listen to everything he tells you," and "Anyone who does not listen to him will be completely cut off from among his people"? Jesus gives us the answer to these questions in John 15:5-6 when He says, "I am the vine, you are the branches. If a man remains in me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. If anyone does not remain in me, he is like a branch that is thrown away and withers; such branches are picked up, thrown into the fire and burned."
Peter is telling his audience that Jesus is the fulfillment of the promise, He is Abraham's "seed" or "offspring" through which "all people on earth will be blessed." Peter's message is simple: all scripture was fulfilled in Jesus - so you better pay attention to what He said. That promise and instruction extends to you and me.
Questions to Ponder:
Are you guilty of listening to some things in Scripture, yet disagreeing with or ignoring other Scripture? What needs to change? Are you paying careful attention? How can you pay more careful attention?


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Hypnotism is the ability to make someone fall into a deep trance, or making the victim do whatever the hypnotist says. they can hypnotize, alter memories, and erase memories, they can hypnotize both vampires and breathers, but it is much easier to hypnotize breathers then vampires, they cannot hypnotize, alter memories, and erase memories, of a person they care about or are in love with, or if that person is in love with them, hypnosis does not work on trained vampire slayers, This is a common Vampire power.
Examples Of Hypnotism
In series 1 episode 5 Home Education a young Vlad accidently hypnotised the count when he realised this he made the count think he was normal.
Later in The episode he got carried away and hypnotised MR and MRS Brannor to thinking they were vampires.
In series 2 Ingrid hypnotised Jono to do her homework and wear a dress she also made him forget about the hypnosis.
In series 2 episode 8 love bites Vlad hypnotised Robin so he gives Vlad the flowers and doesn't move (so Vlad could give the flowers to his girlfriend and woe her.) - At that stage the Hypnotism is instinctive all Vlad does is stare into the subjects eyes, tell them what to do,Vlad's eyes glow and the Subject falls into a deep trance doing whatever Vlad says.
In the same episode Count Dracula hypnotised Mina Van Helsing so he could bite her however that failed when Renfield came in and the count accidentally told Mina to go away.
In series 2 episode 9 Vlad hypnotises the security guard at the museum so that the guard thinks his broom is the staff and he needs to guard it with his life. (This is the only time Vlad has found the hypnosis painful even though Vlad has easily used hypnosis without pain before.)
In series 2 Vlad mind wiped all of the breathers (including Renfield) so they would forget that Vampires existed unfortunately it didn't work on Jono Van Helsing. (Vampires can't mindwipe people they care about.)
In series 3 Bertrand De Fortinaser clicked his fingers and hypnotised all breathers in Vlad's class so he could tell Vlad about the Praedictum Impaver and Vlad's destiny as the chosen one-to open it.
In series 3 Count Dracula hypnotised a whole class to make them think they are chess pieces when Vlad found out he used hypnosis to get the class out of the trance. (much to the counts dismay.)
In series 3 Vlad Hypnotised a transvanian cleaner so she forgets about Vlad and Count Dracula using their vampire powers. At that stage all Vlad needs to do to hypnotised someone is to click his fingers.
In series 4 Ingrid hypnotised Renfield so he left the SCRAP classroom unguarded.(even though Ingrid didn't tell Renfield to forget about the hypnosis he still forgot.)
In series 4 he mind wiped the slayers. (again it didn't work on Jono.) Vlad later replaced the mind wipe by hypnotising Mina and telling her to remember he then clicked his finger and bosted the Hypnotism to all of the slayers and they remembered.
In series 4 kiss of death Elizabetta (a vampire shapeshifter) Hypnotised Miss Macauley just by waving her hand.


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When you browse the fragrances at a department store, there's always a canister of coffee beans lying nearby for you to sniff between samples. When you eat sushi, the ginger is offered for you to eat in between the pieces. Both of these things are meant to cleanse the palate. It prevents your nose from muddling together consecutive smells, and helps your tongue distinguish the flavors of different fish.
tips to try
1/ Stop making one-time purchases for a single event or night out. Buy less, but buy better. The little black dress is a closet mainstay for a reason: versatility. Neutral shades are always safe, and cotton jersey fabrics are both comfortable and casual enough to be worn on a daily basis.
2/ Minimize your make-up clutter. So many brushes, so many products. Coming back from a long day of classes and looking at a disorganized counter top can make you feel even more tired than you already are. Throw away your unused cosmetic products, or gift them to friends. Make do with fewer brushes: a large one for foundation and blush, and a few smaller ones for eyeshadow perhaps.
3/ Work with your natural hair type. If it's curly and wavy, use that texture to your advantage. If it's lacking volume, try slicking it back into a clean ponytail or bun, a la Jil Sander.


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2023 for SAVI II data unacceptable – Mary Lou McDonald TD
Sinn Féin Leader Mary Lou McDonald TD has described the Justice Minister's announcement that the CSO's major survey on the prevalence of sexual violence in Ireland will not be completed until 2023 as "totally unacceptable".
The Dublin Central TD said:
"Last November I welcomed the Government's decision to task the CSO with undertaking a major national sexual violence survey every ten years and acknowledged that the CSO is the state agency best placed to deliver this work.
"However the Minister's announcement that the survey will not be completed until 2023 is absolutely unacceptable.
"Up to date data is vital to enable Government deliver the budgets and policies necessary to enable frontline organisations deliver services and supports to victims of domestic and gender based violence.
"The first SAVI report was published in 2002. This important research desperately needs to be updated and expanded upon. A loose deadline of 2023 for updated data is simply not good enough.
"The Justice Minister has also confirmed that a meagre €150,000 has been allocated to the CSO to progress this work in 2019.
"It remains my strong view that this critical work must be subsumed into the annual work of the CSO with the accompanying budgetary increase for the agency and removed from the political gift of the Minister of the day."


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This summer I finally got film for my "analog" cameras, A Kodak Brownie and a Holga. The brownie was one of the first point and shoot cameras sold to the public at a relatively cheep price. It's also one of the easiest cameras to operate: load in some 127mm film, tape up the case for light leaks and go to town.
I brought three rolls on the Ravens June tour and only busted out the Kodak for sweeping shots of the American countryside or for haunted Canadian cathedrals. While the rest of my band mates would dig through the van for their various digital cameras every time we drove past a cactus or a mountain, I would sit back and enjoy the ride. Of course as soon I was reminded of Ansel Adams or double exposures I would be the one running back to the van to find my new toy.
The Halga has a mind of its own; light leaks, tripple exposures, and four flash colors to choose from. Below is a shot of Asher superimposed over our Bumbershoot backlighting. Crazy.
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The Hidden Secret of Realization Concept
Realization Concept Options
You may seek out assistance from elders. When needs are satisfied, the kid can feel. Psychological needs are neurotic needs because they don't serve the actual essentials of the organism. Whatever is natural is a true need to raise and develop at someone's own pace, for example. To present their lives as a way to support a Corporation that isn't even an American entity is ridiculous. If you would like to, you can have a look at why we've become so well known in the present world. Together, united, there's nothing that may stop us.
The realization isn't a conscious one. It is every day, even if there is not a new discovery every day. Realization includes a knowledge which you're energy. It is generally straightforward, but there are instances at the margins in which the moment of realization can be tricky. Though it is by far the greatest prize and the culmination of achievement, it is elusive.
Realization concept is closely associated with the idea of conservatism since it provides conservative foundation for revenue recognition. This idea is the central core of contemporary accounting. Accruals concept is thus very much like the matching principle. As an example, a working concept of an electrical device might be constructed utilizing a breadboard. Hence, the point is to be in a position to generate more with less. This concept states that the revenue needs to be recognized only when it's been realized. It shouldn't be confused with the individual notion of Recognition (tax).
Evaluate the effect of the changes on the current design of the item. For that reason, it's conceivable that if someone continually acquired bad karma by reinforcing bad actions they'd stay in hell for quite a long moment. For that reason, it's thought to be better than any sensual heaven, such as the ones in the realms of the gods.
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When cash is received from the customer It has to be clearly borne in mind a specific point chosen would have a substantial influence on the overall revenues of a specific accounting period. In practice, but the amount is often regarded as an expense. It simply suggests that revenue can be recognized only after it's been accurately earned. The quantity of Revenue can be objectively determined because there's a definite sale price iv. It is the item which is the easiest to misstate, hence more stringent rules and guidance is required in this area. In case of sale of goods, it must be recognized when the seller transfers the risks and rewards associated with the ownership of the goods to the buyer. If profitability isn't there in business then it's the realization of losses that should be observed.
The organism splits so as to guard its continuity. Animals or perhaps a microbe is going to have some type of awareness. In a brief time the neurotic behavior gets automatic. An unloved child is the person who hurts because he's unfulfilled.
A loved child doesn't have any demand for praise because he has not yet been denigrated. Thousands more terms which aren't included in the primary dictionary can be seen in the WordReference English-Spanish Forum questions and answers. We're neither encouraging any sort of plagiarism nor are we advocating the usage of the papers produced herein for cheating. In addition, it contains an increasing number of specialized legal and financial terms.
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Outsourcing is now the order of the day when it has to do with catering to engineering requirements. From time to time, the assortment of receivables involves a high amount of danger. The seller should have a fair expectation of being paid. After all, it is difficult to imagine a seller knowingly shipping products, in the event the seller knows the customer won't ever pay.
The methods for validation defined in the plan output needs to be followed. Whenever possible, the validation of an item or service needs to be performed ahead of delivery to the client. These criteria have to be based on the suppliers capacity to supply products and services which meet order specifications, especially product and service quality requirements. The third criterion is called Collectability. The initial two criteria mentioned previously are known as Performance.
A proof of concept is usually little and may or might not be complete. In these cases, it may mean the use of specialized sales engineers to ensure that the vendor makes a best-possible effort. Even though the Standard is copyrighted, and we can't supply a copy here, we've summarized the significant necessities of the standard. All content is designed to be read at night. If our guaranteed rights must be given back to the individuals, there isn't any greater time than now!


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Hi there,
I have to work on upgrading our code from using the libgfl 2.5 to using libgfl 3.11.
The code, obviously, doesn't run correctly. I get a lot of errors and it crashes.
Is there a place to find some updated documentation on the SDK. Maybe something that explains the workflow and HOW to use it rather than just say that function x does y? I'd like to understand the code before I change it, to make sure that the changes are the optimum changes.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Documentation for newbie
Discussions on GFL SDK, the graphic library for reading and writing graphic files
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Re: Documentation for newbie
Just look in the directories of the GflSdk. There are examples there.
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If you need some assistance you can search or ask for details in GFL forum.
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Schnauzer (Giant)
Germany has been prolific in developing some of the most attractive and efficient canine breeds and among them is the Schnauzer, one of the few breeds which comes with a size range to suit - from small up to giant, although all three sizes are recognised as separate and distinct breeds.
The Standard Schnauzer is the middle sized dog with an ideal height of 48.2cm. It was a popular household companion as far back as the fifteenth century and appears in many paintings of that era. In the market place in Mechlinburg, Germany, there is a statue of a hunter dating from the fourteenth century which depicts a Schnauzer crouching at his feet.
The principal vocation of the Schnauzer was as a rat catcher, yard dog and guard and before World War 1 the dogs were used to guard the carts of farm produce in the market places. Known by their owners as "dogs with human brains" they were known for their sagacity and fearlessness. During WW1 they were used by the German army as dispatch carriers and Red Cross aides.
All Schnauzers had their origins in the neighbouring kingdoms of Wurttemberg and Bavaria and there is little doubt that the Bavarian cattlemen admired the medium sized Schnauzer but required a larger dog to work with their cattle, so they set about producing their ideal with crosses to drovers dogs, rough haired sheepdogs and Great Danes to produce a dog with a height of 70cms. The Giant Schnauzer was practically unknown outside Bavaria until the end of the first decade of this century and although cattle driving was a thing of the past, the breed was used as a guard at the breweries.
It was not until just before WW1 that the Giant Schnauzer came to attention as a suitable dog for police training and he proved such an intelligent student that police work has been his main occupation in his native country since that time.
Schnauzer (Miniature)
The Miniature Schnauzer is thought to have been developed from crosses of the Schnauzer with Affenpinschers and Poodles and was recognised as a distinct breed as early as 1899. His height is 35.6cms. The Miniature Schnauzer is now primarily a charming and attractive companion.
The general appearance of the Schnauzer, in all sizes, is of a stylish, squarely built dog, sturdy and alert, with a stiff wiry coat and bristling eyebrows and whiskers. The coat colour is salt and pepper (grey) or black, with the miniature being allowed an additional colour of black and silver.
All three breeds are reliable and intelligent and devoted to home and family.
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Just a quick note to invite you to drop by all next week when I'll be spotlighted on the ADORNit blog!
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has acknowledged there is a limit to the number of refugees who will go to the US as part of a resettlement deal with Australia, but said it is "not in our best interests" to reveal the figure.
He emphatically denied a Sky News report that claimed Washington may take just 300 or 400 of the 1600 refugees eligible to apply for resettlement in the US. "That is completely false," Mr Dutton said.
The Turnbull government has repeatedly refused to reveal how many refugees from Manus Island and Nauru the Obama Administration has agreed to take, or whether there is a cap.
But Mr Dutton on Tuesday admitted there was such a limit, when asked directly if he had discussed it with the US. "Yes and I'm not going to detail that, and there are very good reasons for that," he told Sky News.
"It's not in our best interests to have that number out there. [But] the reports about the 300 number are completely false. I don't want people to conjure up in their mind that this is limited by that number - it's not."
Department of Immigration statistics show there were 872 men on Manus Island and 390 people on Nauru at the end of October. A further 750 people live outside the regional processing centre in the Nauruan community.
There were also 377 people, including about 90 families, on the Australian mainland who were brought here for medical treatment. They are eligible to apply for the US offer but may have to return to Nauru or Manus first.
A spokeswoman for the minister confirmed that of those 2400 people, about 1600 have been found to be refugees, with the others either found not be owed protection or still being processed.
Sky News reported that 16 officers from the US Department of Homeland Security will arrive in Nauru on Sunday to commence work on the arrangement but it will not be finalised before Donald Trump is inaugurated on January 20.
The pay-TV network, which was given rare access to Nauru, asylum seekers and officials, interviewed many refugees and found most were keen to settle in the US but were sceptical about it happening. Some were hostile to the idea.
Aziz Khan, a Rohinga Muslim from Myanmar who has been on Nauru for two years, said he did not want to go to the US under Mr Trump.
"No, I don't prefer. Because I am a Muslim. The President-elect Donald Trump doesn't like Muslims in his country as a migrant," he said.
Nauruan deputy police commissioner Kalinda Blake said police were concerned about the fate of those who are inevitably left behind, including the possibility they would commit acts of violence or self-harm.
"The Nauru Police force is actually putting plans in place just to cater for should that happen," she said on Sky News. "I would not wish there would be any [cases of self-harm] but will be ready for it if there should be."
In another of the Sky News program's revelations, acting Nauruan president David Adyang admitted the country had banned Australian media outlets from visiting the island, but waived it in certain circumstances.
"Selectively we bring in Australian media to try and provide balanced reporting on what we are doing," he said.
Michael Koziol is deputy editor of The Sun-Herald, based in Sydney.


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The DelFly Nimble, a new bio-inspired robot developed by MAVLab and employed for insect-flight research, is featured on the cover of the September 14 issue of the Science magazine.Read More
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I found that I could still boot to the backup BIOS by just turning on only bank 3.
After you have successfully booted. Flip switches to enable flashing, bank 1, and bank 2. (bank 3 and 4 off)
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Audio-Technica opens flagship store in Southeast Asia
Audio-Technica opens flagship store in Southeast Asia
Established in 1962, Audio-Technica has continued to adopt its original core belief: 'Quality Audio for Everyone'. Following that principal, the Southeast Asia office has opened a flagship store in Singapore's newly refurbished Funan shopping mall.
'We'd been toying with the idea of opening a flagship store for the past two years. Audio-Technica Southeast Asia has been in Singapore for about 23 years and we really felt we wanted to do something different to engage more of our customers,' explains Audio-Technica's sales and marketing manager, SK Teng.
The retail presence offers both audio professionals and enthusiastic passers-by alike a further glimpse into the world of Audio-Technica. Christened 'Listening Tree-House', the store is located in the centre of Funan's 'Tree of Life', for which a 3D rendered tree bark serves as the centerpiece of the store.
'We encompass such a wide customer group, from professional to consumer and prosumers. We're a rock & roll music company, so we have to stay in touch with our customers and listen to them and let them know who we really are and our heritage. With this flagship store they get to have the full experience of our turntables to our phono cartridges and headphones – so they can see how we grew with them, from vinyl and cassettes to Tidal and Spotify,' adds Teng.
When entering the boutique, visitors are greeted by an impressive analogue set up of turntables and cartridges, for which the Japanese manufacturer is showcasing a number of new models. Further to the left is an eye-catching display of high-fidelity headphones, handpicked by the audio aficionados. To complete the experience, visitors are invited to take a wireless journey into the comfort of cord-free music.
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Law and Order has the best shows on TV. I'm really liking the new one that comes on on Fridays, Trial by Jury. Bebe Neuwirth is one bad chick!
I really wish I could watch Monk , but ever since Sharona left, I can't. I find that to be funny since I always thought Sharona looked like such a skank. Now I miss her. Oh well, that's one less show taking up room on my DVR.


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FIFA gatecrasher comes to Havant!
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Ever wanted to count how many legs a Decapus has? Or wondered what a Whistling Pank eats?The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre has the answer to all these nonsense questions as they go beyond their walls this August with a zany family theatre show - Dr Longitude's Marvellous Imaginary Menagerie.
Havant's War remembered
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On Friday 10 July at 4pm, The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre are unveiling a touchingmemorial to those who lost their lives in WWI in the form of an eighteen page textile Book of Remembrance.
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On Friday 29 May at 2.30pm, The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre are hosting the gala premiere screening of a brand-new DVD created to commemorate people's stories of the Hayling Billy Line.
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Almost three-hundred people got into the VE Day spirit at The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre's 'Museums at Night 2015' party on Friday 15 May.
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Tuesday 8 May 1945 was declared Victory in Europe (VE) Day. Seventy years on from that momentous day, The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre in Havant is celebrating with afree VE Day knees-up for all the family, Let's Party Like It's 1945!, on Friday 15 May from 7pm to 12 Midnight!


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A Gorleston school has appointed a new executive principal.
Ormiston Cliff Park infant and junior academies have welcomed into the role Kate Rutherford, who has previously served for 13 years as principal at Ormiston Herman Academy, where she will also become executive principal.
She will replace Sue Mitchell, who leaves at the end of the academic year.
Mrs Mitchell led the school through a number of milestones, including joining the Ormiston Academies Trust (OAT) in December last year.
Further appointments are a new vice-principal and assistant principal at Ormiston Herman Academy, Mark Thorpe and Kirsty Redhead.
Also joining the Cliff Park academies is Jackie Cutchey, the new chair of governors.
Mrs Rutherford said: "All three schools have a strong reputation in the local area for being high-quality providers of education, and I will be working hard to continue to build on this as we seek to ensure all students have the opportunity to fulfil their potential."
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"The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective" (James 5:16)
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Being a Prayer Partner is a way that anyone can support us, we all have something we can give and God is able to do more than we can ask or imagine. As a Prayer Partner you'll receive occasional prayer letters by email, outlining specific issues that need your prayers. If you would like to attend prayer meetings for GNFC, let us know and we can give you details of when and where to come.
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- We are thanking God that we have received funding to start setting up the Play Centre in the nursery and praying for further funding to complete the development of this facility.
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5 Tips for Success
A colleague asked me recently if I could share a couple of things that I do each week that helps me to be successful. I often look to others for inspiration so I was quite flattered to be asked this question myself.
I thought about it for a bit and below is what I shared.
Below are some key fundamentals that govern who I am and how I see myself.
Honour time commitments.
Know what's in your calendar, leave enough time to get to next meeting, and don't double book.
It may not seem like a big deal if you are 10 or 15 minutes late for a meeting or a call, but trust me when I say, that's not the case. The other person (people) are literally waiting and starting to wonder what else they could be doing with this time. They may begin to feel that they simply don't matter or they may also have other commitments. Cancelling at the 11
hour can be equally as annoying.
Honour your time commitments with family.
If you say you will be home for dinner at 6:30 p.m. be home. It adds a lot of stress to both your family and business when you don't meet those commitments.
Just like a business meeting that begins late, when family takes a back seat to your clock you run the risk of setting off a negative chain of events and resentment at home. We have all heard that time is precious (and it is) but it's also limited. Often we have drives, school plays, teacher meetings, etc. that also need our attention and commitment.
This doesn't mean you have to be home for every dinner or attend absolutely every school event. It just means that when you
you are going to be there, make sure you are.
Don't TRY.
Try is really a useless word. Either you will or you will not.
When you say you will 'try' you are building in an excuse right from the get go. Going back to the concept of commitment -- commit one way or the other … if you cannot do something don't say you will 'try' and then don't do it.
Do something creative/fun each week.
I really enjoy hockey, coaching and watching my children perform (dance). It helps me to turn off from the office for a few hours a couple times each week. Find your passion and take the time to make it happen.
Be driven by your work passion.
Just like we need to find our personal passions we need to do the same thing at work. Considering we spend 40 or 50 or 60 plus hours each week on our business, find those aspects of your work that you really love. I think I have the greatest job in the industry. I get to work with talented, committed and passionate people every day who strive to put Canadians in financial situations to enable them to own homes and set them up for success. I am truly humbled that I have been able to represent my industry colleagues with Government, Regulators and the Media and I do not take that responsibility lightly. When you love what you do, you stop counting the hours.
The truth is that we all find inspiration in different places. I wanted to share my experience and encourage you to find your own, and then share that as well.
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I have been hearing of the only castle in Kenya, the Tafaria castle and was really anxious to visit this place. The journey to this place from Serena Lodge, Mt. Kenya took almost four hours and we arrived at lunch time. The staff, as usual, welcomed us warmly with drinks as we waited for lunch to be served.
For couples who desire a fairy dream wedding, this is the most romantic and perfect venue that I can recommend. This place may not have cool beaches or the sea but a honeymoon or a nuptial in the mountains would be a lovely idea. This cool breeze is awesome for cuddling and staying in bed the whole day and isn't that what a honeymoon experience is all about? Tafaria has managed to keep to its theme and it's a well thought out, professionally created concept that in my point of view has managed to be alive at an ideal geographic spot. It has the feel of middle ages theme that we see in epic movies. I loved their manicured gardens which in my point of view, can serve as a perfect venue for a garden wedding and the advantage of exclusive use of the castle. In addition, the ambience is perfect for a romantic and memorable photo shoot.
One can enjoy quad bike riding, riding horses, fishing or even a game drive at the Aberdares game reserve upon request.
Since we were only here for a few hours, we hurriedly ate our lunch and headed to enjoy a horse ride which was amazing. I have always wanted to learn how to ride one and I think I might come back just to be taught how to do this. There were a lot of activities that one can enjoy in this place but since time was not on our side, we headed to our next destination.


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Stitcher, a free audio news application for the iPhone, has forged new partnerships with a slew of media outlets to substantially add to its offering.
Now, Stitcher subscribers can access content from Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal Radio Network, Fox News Radio, Air America Media, Politico, IGN.com, TechCrunch, Quick and Dirty Tips and AOL Weblogs including Engadget, Switched, The Unofficial Apple Weblog and Joystiq, along with their current favorites Stitcher content.
Subscribers can "stitch" their favorite programs into custom, on-demand channels. Stitcher content gets updated automatically without users needing to connect to a computer or take the time to synch it up.
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Taking Screenshots: Three Tricks for the Mac and One for iOS
Did you ever want to capture what's on your screen, or at least a part of it? Screenshots aren't just for technical writers trying to document app behavior—you might also use them to provide feedback on a photo, to document an error message for someone who helps you with your Mac, or to record a particularly funny auto-correct fail in Messages on your iPhone.
OS X and iOS have both long included built-in screenshot features that make it easy to take a high-resolution picture of what you see onscreen. (You can, of course, use a camera to take a photo of your screen, but that will never look as good.)
Taking a screenshot in iOS is super simple, and it works the same on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Just press the Home and Sleep/Wake buttons simultaneously. You'll see the screen flash, and iOS saves the screenshot to your Photos app—look at the bottom of the Camera Roll or, if you've turned on iCloud Photo Library, the All Photos album. The same technique works on the Apple Watch, where you press both the digital crown and the side button simultaneously. (Accidental presses of those buttons explains why random Apple Watch screenshots might appear in Photos.)
On the Mac, you can take your pick from three built-in methods of taking screenshots:
If you take a lot of screenshots, consider memorizing OS X's keyboard shortcuts. For a full-screen screenshot, press Command-Shift-3. For a screenshot of an arbitrary size, press Command-Shift-4 and drag out a rectangle. To capture just an object like a window, press Command-Shift-4, hover the pointer over the window, press the Space bar to show the camera cursor over the highlighted object, and then click to take the screenshot. The Command-Shift-4 shortcut is the only way to capture a menu. All screenshots are saved as PNG files on your Desktop and automatically named with the date.
If that sounds geeky and hard to remember, try Apple's Grab app, which is hidden away in the Utilities folder inside your Applications folder. It's a simple app, but it can take full-screen, window, and selection screenshots, and it walks you through the process. You can also use Grab to capture a full-screen screenshot with a timer, which is handy if what you want to record appears only while you're dragging an icon or other object, for instance. Captured screenshots appear in Grab as Untitled TIFF documents that you can close, copy, save, or print.
Want to mark up a screenshot with circles and arrows and a paragraph of text, just like the photos in Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant song? For that, use Apple's surprisingly powerful Preview app, which can take screenshots and opens them as graphic documents that you can edit. Choose File > Take Screenshot > From Selection, From Window, or From Entire Screen. That last option is automatically a timed screenshot so you can set up any temporary conditions while the timer counts down. To access the tools you need to add shapes or text to your screenshot, choose View > Show Markup Toolbar. When you're done, you can save the screenshot in a variety of formats.
You can also take screenshots using a cornucopia of third-party screenshot utilities. In general, they don't offer much more than Apple's options when it comes to capturing screenshots. Where they stand out is providing better tools for marking up and manipulating screenshots, and in offering an interface for managing and sharing screenshots. Choosing among them is largely a matter of personal preference, but check out Evernote's free Skitch, Global Delight's $29.99 Capto, and Aged & Distilled's $39.99 Napkin.
Whatever method you choose, remember that a picture is worth a thousand words, and the right screenshot can be even more valuable.


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The Kardashians, Jenners And Wests Will Face Off On "Family Feud"
You probably read that as "their faces will fall off on Family Feud" because that's bound to happen sooner or later when you've toyed with the natural law that much. People reports that Kim Kardashian West, her husband and Instagram tease Kanye West, and Kim's family the Kardashians/Jenners will compete on Family Feud. Just like you, I too thought that nothing on that show could be as irritating as real-life Horrible Boss Steve Harvey. Proven wrong – all of us.
Kim revealed all in a series of clips she put on Snapchat. Team West (Kim, Kanye and Kim's gay barnicle Jonathan "Foodgod" Cheban) will compete against Team Kardashian/Jenner which will consist of Satan herself, Satan's mother Mary Jo "M.J." Campbell, and Kim's sisters, Khloe "Why does she even talk to them?" Kardashian and kimlet Kendall Jenner. Hopefully they're probably playing for charity because they have already have all the money but who knows what kind of deal Kris Jenner's greedy ass worked out? She probably demanded future royalties.
In some behind-the-scenes fun, TMZ has revealed that the Kardashians were supposed to compete against Paris Hilton and family. Unfortunately, the Hiltons dropped out. The EPA has stringent rules about storing that many toxic chemicals in one facility at the same time. Actually, it was supposedly Papa Hilton Rick who pulled his fam out of it four days before showtime. His reasoning might indicate that he is the only person with a drip of self-respect out of all of these freaks.
Sources connected to the production tell us … they were in a mad scramble when they were contacted 4 days before Saturday's taping and informed the Hiltons weren't playing.
Our sources say Paris and Kathy were on-board, but patriarch Rick Hilton was having none of it. We're told Rick — who runs the monster real estate company Hilton & Hyland — felt it wasn't right for him to appear because he's not in entertainment … and it looked "thirsty."
Upon hearing this, Paris and Kim must have both looked quizzically at their respective families and wondered aloud "what is this 'thirsty' concept of which he speaks?" Word is that Nicky Hilton and brother Barron Hilton weren't feeling it, either.
In one of the clips, Kim reveals that her and moody hubby Kanye are big Family Feud stans.
"If you guys don't know, Kanye and I are the biggest fans of Family Feud," she added of her husband's love for the long-running game show. "Kanye said he's waited his whole life for this moment, Family Feud. We're playing against the Kardashian Jenners vs. the Wests. And I have a really good feeling about this, that we're going to win."
Waited his whole life for this moment? In a life where he and wifey exposed Taylor Swift as a hissing serpent whose fangs drip with lies? Really?
The audience was wondering why they kept smelling toxic chemicals but all was revealed when America's Family sashayed out.
The studio audience has no idea the reality stars and Grammy winner rapper were on their way out, as Kardashian West explained in a post before they hit the stage.
"The audience doesn't know who the family is today on Family Feud," she said.
Did they tailor the categories for the competitors ("Attention Whores," "Facial Fillers," and "Useless People Who Are Rich And Famous And No One Knows Why")? Survey says?
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