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The Arcturians ~ Activating Your Expanded Perceptions, Empathy & Intuition, Part 2
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The Arcturians ~ Activating Your Expanded Perceptions, Empathy & Intuition, Part 2
By Suzanne Lie
Empathy is the ability to feel another person's emotions. It is a second dimensional ability shared by "primitive," tribal societies, herd animals, and birds in a flock. An example of this is when our pet comes up and nudges us in an attempt to comfort our sadness. Other examples are a mother's understanding of what her nonverbal infant needs or a healer's deep knowing of how a patient feels.
Empathy is another one of our "animal perceptions," in which we must pay attention to our bodies in order to receive and understand them. Darwin wrote about animal's four basic emotions as a means for survival.
The survival purpose for FEAR was to create a state of fight or flight. SADNESS created bonding within the heard/pack/flock, HAPPINESS urged on procreation of the species and ANGER'A purpose was to break through barriers. Our third dimensional animal self makes use of emotions in much the same way, as well as for the purpose of survival.
Humans tend to be more empathic with people that they deeply care for, even love. However, intense anger or fear can doom ONE to feeling the person whom THEY greatly dislike. The complicated part of empathy is that we feel the emotions of another in our own bodies, as if they are our emotions.
Therefore, to avoid confusion we need to understand our own emotions. For example, if we are in a fine mood and we walk into a room where someone is angry, it will not feel like that person is angry, but instead it will feel like we are angry. In order to differentiate between our own feelings and someone else's, we need to have a conscious recognition of our own emotions.
Then, when we could walk into that room and say, "I suddenly feel very angry." We can also say, "However, it does not feel like my anger." In that case, we can look around the room to determine the source of the anger that we have been feeling inside our own body.
Empathy is not limited to time and space. We can suddenly feel an emotion from someone far away. However, this is usually only when we have a strong psychic attachment to that person.
Fear and anger are very loud emotions because they are important to activate the Fight/Fight Response of our body. These emotions are loud in our psyche because they are directly related to our survival mechanism.
Sadness is not as loud, but it is very contagious. We have all had experiences of crying at a funeral of someone we didn't know that well, but we emphatically feel everyone's sadness
Love, and the happiness that arises from love, comes in two categories: conditional love (from humans) and unconditional love (from Spirit, as some humans). If we have no ability to feel and identify a certain emotion in our own body, it will be difficult for us to empathically feel that emotion in another.
Hence, if we have never experienced some one loving us, or if we have never loved our self, we may be very close to some one who deeply loves us and never know it. It is sad to say that love is learned, but here in the third dimension it can be true.
Fortunately, there are those who never loose their connection to spiritual love. These people have "eleventh hour luck," for they always find someone to love them when they need it, even though they currently have no loving support.
In fact, some of those who vowed to awaken in this lifetime were born into loveless childhoods to urge them to look inside to find the love they need within. The gift was that when they looked inside, they not only found love, they found unconditional love from spirit.
Intuition, another form of bodily knowing, gives us answers, "gut feelings," without the need for thought. Intuition is the ability to combine the perceptions of the fourth dimension and beyond, such as vision, hearing, proprioception (your location in space) and smell. All these abilities are derived from our brain's functioning beyond the 10-15% range that is considered "normal." Many people use their intuition everyday, but they call it "luck."
Intuition is much like instincts, except that it calls in the messages, answers and protection from our Spirit Guides. Instincts and empathy come to us while we are in daily, beta brainwave consciousness whereas intuition can only be accessed by connect to our alpha brainwave, creative, states of consciousness. We get an intuition when we "think out of the box," beyond the limitations of daily, third dimensional thinking.
Intuition can come to us as a warning or message from "above." Of course, as we awaken, we realize that the message does not come from above, but instead from within. Hence, in order to receive our deepest intuition, we need to venture into the hidden place of our unconscious mind and injured heart.
If we cannot gain a clear reading on our own emotions, we will project that tainted reading onto our intuition about others and get faulty information. In other words, if we look out into the world with dark glasses, or an unclear aura, it will look as though the outside world is dirty or unclear.
Because we are unaware of our "dark glasses," we will not realize that the darkness and lack of clarity is within our own consciousness. Unresolved fear, anger and sadness tarnish our vision of reality and make us feel too unsafe to surrender to Spirit to receive our healing.
As children many of us had perceptions of faeries, ghosts or the face on the tree, which were lost in our adult struggle for survival. To return to our innate intuition we need to heal our wounded ego and regain the innocence and wonder that we had as a child. When we find the courage to make this journey, we will meet with higher and wiser expressions of our SELF who will assist us with our awakening.
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G. Edward Lutherie
Developer of the innovative Eminence bass and Dahlia 5-String violin
The Strad 3D Project, with Sam Zygmuntowicz and others
This is a very cool project which is a collaboration between Sam Zygmuntowicz and several other people. CT scans of three important violins are featured in the project.
Rossow website
Steve Rossow website
theStrad magazine
the Strad magazine is a great magazine for stringed instrument enthusiasts. I look forward to it every month. It has interesting articles about music, musicians, instruments, instrument makers, bows, etc. Get a subscription!
Strings magazine
Strings magazine is another great magazine devoted to all things strings. Check it out! Get a subscription! Read it! I get both Strad and Strings, and always get something out of each of them.
Article in Chicago Tribune
This is an article that compares traditional violin making (Michael Darnton), and the process developed by Steve Sirr, Steve Rossow, and John Waddle, using CT scans, traditional violin making, and a CNC machine.


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04:42 Story Lyrics Water This Horse
Intro: Water this horse, this lonely horse.
It's a long, long lonely road,
and the stops get harder to find.
And every woman in the world
seems to be a student or a friend of mine.
I got no place to lay my head down;
I need some loving rest
But who shores up the shore
when the waves do break and crest?
Water this horse, this lonely horse.
Oh tree of life oh tree oh love,
let me tether to you again
To get the strength for this journey
Across this desert plain.
Oh Nature's teat, don't retreat,
don't make me beg, borrow, pay, or explain;
Water this horse back to health complete,
and I'll be on my way again.
I've listened to everyone's story,
I've carried all their pain
But this old pack horse is thirsty
and needs to be watered again.
She said, "Ain't that what shores are for?
To build our boats and be left?"
And wooden horses don't return,
They are gifts that break the best.
Repeat Chorus.
Outro: If I don't get water soon,
I will die of course.
04:12 Story Lyrics Here
© Roman Rhodes, 2015
You worry about such small things. For you the world's unclear.
But let go of all you hang ups. I'll be here.
The bubble burst so recently, you still haven't changed the gears.
All I'm saying to you is: I'll be here.
Chorus 1: Well there's so much pain in this world! Makes me want to disappear.
But all the rain in this world, can never match tears!
The greed heads have their sickles. They're reaping in by fear.
All I'm saying to you is I'll be here.
The psychos run the world, to them no cost too dear,
All I'm saying to you is I'll be here.
Chorus 2: And though our hearts once shone, like a billion brilliant suns,
Even the heavens cloud over, and make me doubt you are the one.
Well there're bombers at the airport, there's warships at the pier.
Be it today, a month, a decade, I'll be here.
The future's looking bleak. The future's almost here.
All I'm saying to you is I'll be here.
Chorus 3 - End:
Well there's so much pain in this world! Makes me want to disappear.
And all the rain in this world can never match the tears.
And though our hearts once shone, like a billion brilliant suns,
Even the heavens cloud over, and make me doubt you are the one.
But I won't run from you girl, though you've left me on my own.
Like you heart is made of stone, and though I so desire to roam,
I won't leave you, I'll be here. I'll be here.
04:40 Story Lyrics Two Kinds of Dew
Two Kinds of Dew
© Roman Rhodes 1996, new music 2016
1. Well I've been walking in the rain
just to ease the grinding pain,
Head and bones soaked right through
with two kinds --both mist & grain-- of that foggy mountain dew
2. I got this tearin' in my soul
heart and mind conflictin' goals
So lost I don't know what do,
So I take a sip of, take a stroll in that foggy mountain dew.
Chorus: Times I feel so lost,
let the troubles of the world weigh down on me
I take a walk into the rain
let the waters of life wash me free.
How you going to ease the pain,
without drowning in the grain?
Never let them tell you again,
there ain't no magic in the world.
3. I'm feeling like a ragged sponge
just get full and then I'm wrung (dry)
I got to start my life anew
instead I pledge both lips and lungs to that foggy mountain dew.
4. And if I can't fulfill my will,
I think I'll build myself a still
over on younder hill called blue,
and drink & dance away the chills with two kinds of that :foggy mountain dew:
July 2nd 1996, St. Lazare.
05:08 Story Lyrics Ain't No Peace
Ain't No Peace In All This Pain
© Roman Rhodes, 2014
There ain't no peace in all this pain.
Ain't no dry eyes in this hard falling rain.
Ain't no happiness when you take again and again.
Ain't no healing less we change.
The bombs keep falling from hell to Homs.
The world keeps rolling on as if nothing is wrong.
We gawk on the web and sing our empty songs.
But you can't feel at peace in all this pain.
Come on rains and wash it all away.
Don't know if I can take another day.
Really want to run and hide away,
But that don't solve a thing, so I'll stay
And help make this world green again.
The plastic is piled in mountains and in seas;
Choking the rivers and bringing disease.
Yet we keep on consuming and producing as we please.
But there ain't no plenty in all this pain.
Millions go hungry, though food is in excess.
The corporations expand, compounding this whole mess.
They pat their patented backs, amazed at their success.
But there ain't no profit in all this pain.
Ain't no pride in all this shame.
Ain't no true happiness with so many in pain.
Ain't no drying out in this hard falling rain.
Ain't no peace in all this pain.
The pharmas push drugs while pointing fingers at weed.
Push poisons on the poot, when laws curb their greed.
Sicken all the people with fake goods and false needs.
Ah, there ain't no magic pill in all this pain.
Repeat Chorus, end bridge+
Hope to wash clean in this hard falling rain.
07:15 Story Lyrics Rainy Day Meltdown
RAINY DAY MELTDMOWN- THE BEAUTY BLUES, Part I: The Source
© Roman Rhodes, 2014, End with Mark Williams © 2016
Rainy day meltdown: This kind of toil is making our world spoil.
Rainy day meltdown: This kind of oil is making our world boil.
Though we need both work and fuel we shouldn't as a rule crap on our hearth
Though it seems like a boon, its bringing us our ruin and a curse.
Warming the whole earth, shortening the verse of our lives.
We've planted the death seed, in this blue beauty that we need to survive!
Why won't you listen to common sense? Back up by the latest science.
The death you create includes your own,
How can you destroy your only home, are you so dense?
All your wealth and power can disappear within an hour
Once the end does commence, still you light the fuse
That will turn all our beauty in blues.
Rainy day meltdown: this kind of radiation, don't make you smile.
Rainy day meltdown: this kind of rad will be here for a while.
If you're standing on a mountain top, or doing a belly flop in the sun,
You're getting plenty of rad, but the kind that is warm and fun.
This kind of rad makes you sick deep in the bone.
This kind of rad will make you leave your home.
The alternatives you reject For the mega projects that make you king.
Is it just that you are blind, or do you truly not mind destroying everything?
We could make this world so nice, for everyone a paradise, but this you refuse,
For your psychopathic greed, you'll make the whole world bleed and bruise.
But you take more than you need,
And your greed is turning all this beauty into blues.
But you're like the rain,
and you're sure to fall.
And that's when we will rise
and turn all your blues into blue skies.
into blue skies.(2x)
06:21 Story Lyrics A War That Can't Be Won
A War That Can't Be Won
© Roman Rhodes, 2015
Walks a man, his guitar slung,
across his shoulder, like a gun.
His songs like useless weapons, unsung,
for he fights a war, that can't be won.
His words are bullets no one hears.
They do no harm, so no one fears.
But listen & they can pierce like rays of the sun,
in this war that can't be won.
His amp is heavy like a bomb.
It explodes with truth, rights the wrong.
Yet no one hears and he is shunned
in this war that can't be won.
Chorus: But don't give up until the very last song is sung.
Everyone is fighting the same war so don't you run!
For you might be the hero, heroine, oh, the special one,
Who pushes away the clouds and brings out the sun.
Whose actions make the change that stop this dirty rain and win
This war, this war they said can't be won.
And in his pack he carries many a verse
about the world and how its getting worse.
Sometime his conscience feels like a curse.
But that's the price you pay
for loving this earth.
Now all the poster boys
have fast and dangerous toys and think they've won
By putting others down,
and spreading money around to repressive scum.
But now the very source of life
now is in danger and on the run.
But if no one's left alive,
their ain't no winning side, in this war,
Oh, a war that can't be won.
So won't you listen and sing along?
Together we may just right some wrongs.
Fight for all those who never enjoy the sun.
Let's fight this war, though we know it can't be won.
Repeat Chorus (2)
But don't give up until the very last song is sung.
Everyone is fighting the same war so don't run!
Together we can win, so join hands in bands again everyone.
Sings the songs that make us strong and right the wrongs, without guns
Our actions make the change that stop this dirty driving rain and win
We can win this war they said can't be won. (3x)
02:53 Story Lyrics Tullamore Dew
Tullamore Dew
© Roman Rhodes, 1994
1. Blossoms on the apple trees,
I tried to only think of these,
but my mind got caught in a summer breeze
blowin' over seas to you.
2. Trilliums in bloom in the vernal woods;
didn't help, didn't do me no good:
I closed my eyes and there you stood,
large as life in front of me.
(Chorus 1): Tullamore, Tullamore, Tullamore Dew,
drowning in a glass of thoughts of you;
so rare, so precious, so truly few
such magic, comfort and ease.
3. My love falls like the maple keys;
I can't help my hearts pluralities;
most never turn into trees;
I should have known you would.
(Chorus 2): Genever, Genever, Genever sighs,
trying to live in a world of lies,
hiding our love deep inside
so as not to hurt her.
4. My crops are planted in the field.
I expect another bumper yield
of emotions I just can't wield
with or without you.
(Chorus 3): Apfelkorn, Apfelkorn, Apfelkorn tears,
washing up my deepest fears:
a ship in a bottle built of years
smashing on the rocks of you.
(Repeat Chorus 1)
May 25th, 1994, St. Lazare
05:31 Story Lyrics History
© Roman Rhodes, 2015
We all gotta study history
if we want to reach the deep agree.
Only then can we really see
that we are all the same everyone.
Every race has practiced slavery.
Every culture has caused misery.
Every nation is guilty
of everything under the sun.
As long as you don't see this truth,
you'll carry on the cycle of abuse
Because you think that there is some use
in revenge for what's been done.
Bridge: Oh!---I feel your pain.
Enough to drive you insane.
But if you chase your tears and fears and the rain
You're going to hit the ground again and again.
Chorus: Sometimes you gotta fight, to put things right
But use your brain if you want to survive!
If we don't get along, things will go so wrong
There will be no one left alive.
With the nuclear bombs it will be our last song
The end of history and you and me and all that's good and light---!
Now many of the crimes seem unforgivable
But it we don't forgive, this life's not livable.
And the cycle of vengeance makes all miserable.
There's only one door out is to forgive and be done.
There's only one true enemy,
The few who run the wars for greed.
They exist every single country.
They want to own or destroy everything under the sun. Repeat Bridge
The great masses are not so bad
But stupidly they can be had
And led to fight each other for the cads
Who despise all life and every one.
So refuse to be a soldier man
Refuse to fight for the psychopaths
Join all together and lets us last
To see the sun rise again on everyone. Repeat Chorus
05:42 Story Lyrics The Sweet Waters
The Sweet Waters
© Roman Rhodes, 2012
There's this place I'd like to take you, all your parents, sons & daughters.
It's a magic place that will heal you, the source of the sweet waters.
When I think of all the shivering, sorrowful and suffering,
The homeless, the hungry, the beggars and the squatters,
My heart grows heavy and I wish to offer
The nourishment and shelter of these sweet waters.
The sick, the pain wracked and dying; the lost and crazy, twisted plotters,
If I could, you know I would heal you with these sweet waters.
And especially for all the torn, the terrorized and tortured
Facing each day rape, pillage and slaughter;
The beaten and the bullied, sullen, sullied and scarred,
I wish I could save you all with the sweet waters.
Surely in this day and age we can make
A civilization that gives more than it takes
Where every one can swim in and drink from the lake
And heal in these sweet waters.
Bethe in these sweet waters 2x
Each time you share, and give to the needy,
You expand your heart and give your spirit quarters.
Then you won't need so much wealth, servants nor porters,
For in your soul you'll carry your own sweet waters.
Listen you greedy, super rich, you psychotic rotters,
The more you hoard the less you drink of the magic sweet, waters.
But how can I show you if you ignore 'em, even while this world totters?
It's all around you, yet you don't reach for 'em, the sweet waters.
Chorus 2
We got the knowledge now to make it all work!
So why do we let this world be run by all the jerks!
No need for poverty, hunger or thirst!
When all can drink of these sweet waters.
Yes If I could you know I would heal you all in these sweet waters.
In truth I can, and so can …you don't have to be a martyr!
Each time you share and care you give of the sweet waters!
And you know you gotta, for
You and me, we are the source of the sweet waters.
From Dylan's A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall, or CCR'S Who'll Stop the Rain?, rain has had a political connotation in western folk and rock music. But like the title of the backdrop to the cover, Zhang Yucai's masterpiece Beneficent Rain, rains are also giving and healing. Think of the Loving Spoonful's Rain on Roof or Prince's Purple Rain. Rain gives life, fills our rivers and lakes, and waters our gardens. Rains are both the sweet life giving waters and the destructive flood-makers. This album pays tribute to both these roles, taking up old political themes, trying to waken the revolutionary spirit of the 60s by clearly labeling the disruptive forces in our society: the arms dealers, power brokers, and ultra rich, as the demonic dragons of destruction, while simultaneously referring to the power of our own hearts to heal and grow with The Sweet Waters of love. And of course there are the themes of rain and heartbreak: The Eurythmics' call for love, Here Comes the Rain Again, or rainless and lack of love: The Dire Straits, Water of Love, are natural themes that cannot be ignored. All these themes emerge naturally in the songs of Rains 1.
The Band
The Born Again Pagans are a loose group of musicians from all over the world, who live, work and play weekly in bars and halls of the Kansai Area of Japan.
The musicians on the album are:
Roman Rhodes: Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Banjo: is the singer songwriter for the band. From Quebec, Canada-Kyoto Japan
Frank Daulton: Bass: From St.Louis -Shiga, Japan & New Zealand
Tim Wiltshire: Electric Guitars, Slide Guitar Banjo. West Virginia- Yonago, Japan
Larry Ransome: Jembe, Percussion. New York NY-Kyoto, Japan.
Takahashi Koba: Erhu: Osaka, Japan
Christopher Fryman: Trumpet: England-Canada-Borneo- Kyoto Japan
John Hulaton: Trumpet: Hawaii - Nara Japan
Chika Togashi: backing vocals: Akita, Japan
Mark Williams : Bass on track 5 London, Osaka Japan
The Live BAND
include Moray Crawford, Edinburgh, Scotland - Osaka Japan
Kim Kanel: Harmonica, vocals, LA - Osaka Japan
Ted Ostis: Electric Guitar: Boston- Osaka Japan
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Cotter Force, west of Hawes, is a secluded series of waterfalls in woodland on Cotterdale Beck, a tributary of the River Ure in Wensleydale. It is easily accessible along a stile free public right of way and is also suitable for wheelchairs. It is an ideal place to see a variety of bird species including dippers, grey wagtails, kingfishers and redstarts. Buzzards may also be seen flying overhead. The National Park Authority continues to work closely with the landowner to improve access to the waterfall. Please keep to the public footpath and avoid the adjacent hay meadows.
The unfolding of Grass Wood throughout the year is a story of rich fulfilment. From 'Wharfedale' by Ella Pontefract & Marie Hartley
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Location: North-west of Appersett, Wensleydale
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Sword and Globe of Honour
The Sword and Globe of Honour 2019 awards celebrate and reward those organisations that have reached the pinnacle of health, safety and environmental management. Organisations from around the world who have achieved the top grade in their British Safety Council Five Star Audit are invited to apply.
Winners announced!
We congratulate this year's winners of the Sword of Honour and Globe of Honour awards for their exemplary management of health, safety and environmental risks.
What are the Sword and Globe of Honour awards?
These awards celebrate the best of the best, giving great companies the recognition that they deserve.
Each year, business sites that have achieved a five-star result in one of the following audits are invited to apply:
- Five Star Occupational Health and Safety Audit
- Five Star Environmental Audit
- Five Star Integrated Health, Safety and Environmental Audit
- Combined Audit.
With a direct link to the Five Star Audit report, these awards require a detailed and objective evaluation of occupational health, safety and environmental management system(s) and associated arrangements.
Benefits of the Sword and Globe of Honour awards
- Demonstrate your commitment to excellent standards
- Promote your achievement with the winners' trophy, logo, certificate and press coverage
- Add this achievement to your tenders and corporate literature
- Motivate your workforce to strive for higher standards.
The scheme also gives winners the opportunity to network with hundreds of like-minded industry leaders at the celebratory luncheon.
Why apply
The Sword of Honour and Globe of Honour represent the pinnacle of achievement in the world of health and safety management. Successful applicants, having already accomplished five stars in the British Safety Council Five Star Audit, demonstrate that they are among the 'best of the best' through the submissions of a written application. Winners can celebrate their success at our luncheon at Merchant Taylors' Hall in the City of London on Friday 22 November 2019.
Application questions and marking criteria
Click here to read the full eligibility criteria for the Sword and Globe of Honour awards.
Key Dates
Application submission deadline Friday, 6 September 2019
Results emailed to applicants Friday, 11 October 2019
Results available on website Monday, 14 October 2019
Deadline to book luncheon Friday, 8 November 2019
Celebratory luncheon Friday, 22 November 2019
Application format and scheme notes
The application format requires applicants to answer a structured four-part question. Each sub-question must be answered in no more than 750 words and a maximum of 15 marks will be credited to each sub-question.
Click here to read the full details on applications and marking criteria.
Adjudication process and results
The written applications are marked by an independent panel of adjudicators appointed, trained and monitored by the British Safety Council. The adjudicators are all senior level environmental practitioners. A rigorous standardisation process ensures that each adjudicator applies the marking scheme in exactly the same way so that all applications are marked consistently to the same standard.
Click here to view the full criteria for the adjudication process and results.
Top tips and support
- All answers require relevant reference to your Five Star Audit report
- Thoroughly read the 2018 Chief Adjudicator's Report before starting and while drafting answers to each of the 4 application questions. The report highlights features of successful and unsuccessful applications in 2018
- Adhere carefully to the marking scheme for each question
- Questions must be answered in full
- The response to each question must not exceed 750 words
- Appendices and supporting documents will NOT be accepted
- The submission should NOT incorporate images, tables, graphs (and similar). Where included, such content will be disregarded by the adjudicators
For further support please get in touch at firstname.lastname@example.com
Chief Adjudicator's reports 2018
Read the Chief Adjudicator's reports from last year's Sword and Globe of Honour awards below.
Additional Support for 2019
Additional Guidance: New for 2019
This guidance is specifically for applicants who have achieved maximum scoring within elements of the five-star audit process which are explicitly related to a particular question within the Sword/Globe of Honour application and will therefore have no recommendations for improvement within the audit report to reference:
Applicants should review the report to ensure there are no other areas of the audit which may have implicit recommendations related to the particular theme of the question. Further, they should outline within their response how they will continue to monitor the current arrangements (controls) for effectiveness and how they will ensure best practice technique (which by nature is dynamic) will be maintained.
Should further advice be required in relation to this issue, applicants can request formal clarification from the Policy and Technical Director through e-mail communication.
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Hello friends!
Today is World Cardmaking Day and so it would be extremely rude not to make a card today, and it has taken me all day as the phone kept ringing and there was all sorts of other things that needed doing!
So, finally I have a card to share. I have been taking a class recently over at Online Card Classes called – An Introduction to Color Theory – the fabulous main instructor being Debby Hughes.
I wanted to try and understand how colours work better together – I am mostly self taught in terms of colour, and generally just throw down what I think works but sometimes that means that I veer towards the same colours. This class teaches you about the colour wheel – what primary, secondary and tertiary colours are; how to use monochromatic colours, analogous colours, split complementary and split complementary colours – but I won't go into too much detail right now!
I wanted to experiment with analogous colours today – those that sit next to each other on the colour wheel. And this is the card that I came up with.
By complete fluke I had distress inked a panel weeks ago using three Oxide colours – Lucky Clover, Peacock Feathers and Salty Ocean. These are three shades of colour that sit next to each on the colour wheel :). So I had my inked panel ready – I just needed to work out how to use it.
I trimmed it down so that it would mat onto an A2 top folding white card base, splattered some water over it and picked it up with a paper towel after a few moments – this breaks the background up a bit. I then added some white gouache splatters for extra interest. I took my Simon Says Stamp Beautiful Flowers set and stamped the floral image across the base card using Versafine Onyx Black.
I left the stamp in the MISTI and then stamped over my inked panel. All I then needed to do was add some foam sheet to the back of the panel and pop it onto the base card.
The sentiment was stamped onto some black cardstock, gold embossing powder applied and then heat set. This was then popped up with foam tape (two layers were required on the right hand side so that it would sit flat).
Naturally, after I had done all this, I decided to add the smaller sentiment, so needed to put the whole thing back into the MISTI (removing the foam inside the base of the MISTI as it was now a fully loaded and quite dimensional card). Fortunately the sentiment stamped ok – I got let off a little I think!
That finishes today's card and it's a great opportunity for me to wish you a very happy World Cardmaking Day. I hope you managed to find some time to get inky.
I will be back on Wednesday with a project for you featuring a set from the new Simon Says Stamp release. Until then, have a great weekend and thank you for your visit, I really appreciate you taking the time to stop by.
For your reference, I have provided links below to all the products that I use in this project. Affiliate links may be used on some products. All that means is that if you make a purchase after clicking on my link, I will receive a small commission. This is at no extra cost to you and I appreciate your support when using these links. To shop at your favourite store, click on your chosen logo.


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Two crossed hatchets symbolize the weapon of choice for Chickasaw women of the 1730s who effectively defended their families and homes from European invaders. The earrings were created using the ancient chasing and repoussé technique in order to celebrate the strength and intelligence of our Chickasaw ancestors.Details
These earrings are cast in sterling silver and adorned with a moss aquamarine fringe. The meticulous bead work creates an ombré effect while the sculptural metal work is highlighted with an antique finish. Lever back earring findings lock securely onto the ear.
Approx. 4" hang x 1" wide
The Hatchet Women ~ Indigenous Resistance since 1736
During the French Indian Wars of the 1730s, villages in our southeastern homelands were under attack by French Soldiers looking to take our resources and harm our people. However, they were stopped by Chickasaw women. Armed with hatchets and skilled in combat, these unconquerable women forced the French to retreat.
Handmade in Los Angeles
*Pieces are made to be hypo-allergenic and less likely to tarnish.
The Fan Earrings are adorned with a sun disk pattern along the bottom curve, which is carved with the phases of the moon. These are part of the Oklhili' Hashi' Collection. Meaning "night sun" in the Chickasaw language (our phrase for moon). They honor those moments of life changing transformation, when challenging times might break you down, yet you emerge a stronger, more radiant version of yourself.
The earrings are cast in sterling silver with an antique finish. Available in rose gold and black ruthenium plating with lever back. Piece is set with your choice of labradorite, rainbow moonstone, or onyx stones with black pearl or moonstone fringe.
The earrings hang 1.75" long, from top of lever to bottom of stone and an additional 1.5" fringe hang at longest point, approximately 1" at widest point.
Oklhili' Hashi' translates to "night sun" in the Chickasaw language. It is our phrase for moon. This collection honors those moments of life changing transformation, when challenging times might break you down, yet you emerge a stronger, more radiant version of yourself. I began this collection shortly after the birth of my daughter, who is my Oklhili' Hashi'. This experience of giving and nurturing new life has been one of the most challenging, yet one of the most transformative times of my life. Each piece of this collection celebrates the the power of change and transformation, and symbolizes new strength that emerges to shine light in the darkness.
Handmade in Los Angeles
Fearless under the light of the guiding star, two fully hand carved panthers guard a precious gemstone. A pre-release of the new Oklhili' Hashi' collection, these exquisitely detailed earrings celebrate the power one gains after transformative life events. In Indigenous southeastern cultures, panthers are guardians of water, a life giving and powerful resource that shapes landscapes. Crowning the panthers is a star carving set with a white sapphire, representing how light from the moon and stars will illuminate your path through darkness, allowing you to emerge a stronger version of yourself. Wear these earrings to embrace change and lead with courage.
The earrings are cast in sterling silver with an antique finish. Available in rose gold and black ruthenium plating. They are set with a white sapphire and your choice of labradorite, chalcedony, or onyx stones. Designed with a lever back.
The earrings hang 2.5" long, from top of lever to bottom of stone, approximately 3/4" at widest point.
These earrings represent the backs of the important turtle and are made using sterling silver with either labradorite, rainbow moonstone, apatite, pearl, pink pearl, black pearl or amethyst.
These light weight and versatile earrings carry great significance. The Loksi (turtle) is a central aspect of the Chickasaw Stomp Dance. Shells are filled with pebbles and bound together on leather. Women then wear them on their legs as they dance, creating the rhythm of the music
The earrings are cast in sterling silver and set with your stone choice.
The earrings hang 1.5" long.
Earth Water Sky
The Water Disk earrings are lightweight and perfect day to night accessory. The earrings are adorned with your choice of labradorite, rainbow moonstone, apatite, pearl, pink pearl, black pearl or amethyst.
The iconic Water Disk Collection evokes the frothy pattern of foam made after a wave breaks and is a homage to the rivers of the Chickasaw homelands.
These earrings are cast in sterling silver and set with your stone choice.
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Her generous heart is as beautiful and serene as cool shimmering gemstones set in silver. The light she brings to so many is captured by the brilliant diamond accent. The Heart of the Shield studs make an elegant thank you to the one who is always there in your time of need.
Each gemstone is cut in a small shield shape. The shield symbol, a design theme throughout the Panther Woman collection, symbolizes the strength and courage of our Chickasaw women throughout history. The shield represents how our women are defenders of their families, communities, and culture. Panther Woman, the namesake of the collection, is a historical heroine from Chickasaw oral tradition. The design represents a sun disk pattern commonly found on ancient southeastern shell carvings from the Chickasaw homelands.
These studs are cast in sterling silver and set with your stone choice.
13mm x 12mm
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About Us
The HAIR & NAIL experience
The HAIR & NAIL experience – More than just another Hair Salon and Nail Bar. Our trendy services and effective treatments are designed to enhance the beautiful you.
The HAIR & NAIL experience studio is a full service hair and nails salon conveniently located at Panorama Healthcare Centre (PHC) in the beautiful city of Cape Town, South Africa.
We offer a full range of hair and nail services which include, but are not limited to: haircuts and styling, hair colours, hair extensions, manicures and pedicures, waxing, laser and IPL hair removal, eye lash tinting and eye lash extensions, permanent make-up, and much more. We offer complimentary beverages to our clients as well as complimentary parking.
The HAIR & NAIL experience salon stocks and sells a comprehensive selection of hair and nail products that will also complement the medical aesthetics services offered at the Cape Medical Aesthetics Centre (CapeMAC). Our aim is to offer you a complete and effective personal enhancement destination.
We believe that you are always worth it, and that is why we will always aim to meet and surpass your expectations by exposing and enhancing the real beauty within yourself.
Please contact us, or check out our products page for further information regarding the comprehensive range of services offered at The HAIR & NAIL experience.


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Promoter Director
|Mr. Rajvinder Singh has been practicing as a lawyer for more than 35 years practicing in the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court of India. Earlier he was appointed as Govt. Advocate in Supreme Court of India and was a retained counsel by various Financial Institutions and Insurance Companies to represent them in the Supreme Court of India. Presently he is a Member Supreme Court Bar Association, Delhi Bar Association, Debts Recovery Tribunal Bar Association and Delhi High Court Bar Association.Mr. Rajvinder Singh did his graduation from N.A.S. College, Meerut and LL.B., from D. S. College, Agra
Promoter Director
|Mr. Rajesh is the proprietor of Rajesh Rhea & Associates and is based in New Delhi. Rajesh has over 19 years experience in compliance and regulatory matters and helping clients to evaluate the foreign exchange, corporate regulatory, tax requirements and issues related to tax compliance by NGOs etc.
Mr. Rajesh received graduate degree from Shri Ram College of Commerce of Delhi University and professional accounting degree from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India in 1992 and is presently its fellow member.
|Sanjay Gupta is a Chartered Accountant and Cost Accountant. He has been working for the last twenty three years in various reputed organization including Ghosh Khanna and Company, a reputed firm specialized in Tax, Audit and Management Consultancy; Financial Controller at FIITJEE Ltd, a renowned name in education industry; Haier Appliance (India) and as Director Finance in Project Concern International, a US based international organisation.
He believes that one and one makes eleven and is basically of positive disposition. Last year, he joined Aga Khan Foundation as Chief Finance Officer, overseeing India finance operations.
Executive Director & COO
|Mr. Ravi Gupta is the Executive Director and COO of PSC. He is a postgraduate in Rural Management from Institute of Engineering and Rural Technology, Allahabad in the year 1996. In his career spanning twenty years, Mr. Ravi Gupta has made pioneering contribution to the development sector in India and served many national and international Non Governmental Organisations at various capacities.
Mr. Ravi Gupta has rich experience and expertise in alternate livelihood promotion for poor and slum dwellers in various part of the country. He joined PSC in August 2007 and is heading the Company since then.


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Aerial Stock Studio is a Shopify eCommerce site that sells digital stock drone footage of incredible cities, bridges, parks, sunsets, skylines, and more. The footage is beautiful and high quality, showcasing many features of our world from a different vantage point.
This website was a custom solution that is built out with Timber (Shopify's Theme Framework).


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Although the NCR HCC, in its current state, has only been in existence since July 2017, the coalition has already made significant strides toward increasing emergency preparedness capabilities within the region. Projects, to date, have included: the development of the NCR HCC Governance Board; the completion of a NCR HCC Joint Risk Assessment; standardization of activities across the three chapters; implementation of initiatives aimed at increasing training related to access and functional needs; the development of a regional preparedness plan; and continued integration into the broader emergency management system.
Moving forward, the healthcare coalition has prioritized the following activities as initiatives that will serve to further support and enhance the NCR HCC:
- Continued focus on the development and implementation of a cross jurisdictional health and medical system
- Ongoing integration and support of ancillary healthcare partners into the coalition
- The completion of a formal health and medical resource assessment
- Implementation of corrective actions from the 2018 NCR HCC Coalition Surge Test
- Development of a comprehensive NCR HCC Response Plan
- Continued support of NCR HCC member emergency preparedness and response projects and activities
The NCR HCC supports and participates in a number of committees within the region to further promote the building of preparedness and response capabilities within the North Central Region. The following committees include representation from the healthcare coalition:
- Ancillary Healthcare Committee (e.g., long term care, assisted living, home health, dialysis, ambulatory surgery centers, etc.)
- Behavioral Health Committee
- Emergency Management Committee*
- Health and Medical Communications Committee
- Joint Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Preparedness and Planning Committee*
- Fatality Management Committee*
- Healthcare Committee*
- Mass Care Committee*
- NCR/UASI Regional Planning Committee*
- Public Health Committee*
- Training and Exercise Committee*
*indicates that the committee is part of the larger North Central Region All-Hazards Emergency Preparedness Region. Additional information on these committees can be found at ncrcolorado.org/committees
If you are a member of the NCR HCC, and are interested in joining one of the above committees, please contact the coalition at email@example.com, or complete the Contact Us form.
NCR HCC members can access committee meeting information on the NCR TeamUp Calendar.


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One of the top diving destinations in the world for its bright storybook coral reefs, the island of Cozumel is also home to a variety of natural beaches. Choose a beach with soft white sand for relaxing, or snorkel off a rockier vista.
It's no surprise that the Palancar Reef is the top rated place to visit in Cozumel. If you're planning to scuba dive or snorkel, there's a great chance you'll see turtles, nurse sharks, eels, rays, and a plethora of colorful fish.
A destination for both adventure and romance, Cozumel has a year-round Caribbean climate, untrammeled jungle and abundant nightlife.
- Experience world class diving
- Nightlife that has something for everyone
- An abundance of restaurants along the shore for sunset enjoyment
- Snorkeling excursions that are second to none
- Feel the history of the Mayan Ruins at San Gervasio
- Unique shopping in downtown San Miguel
If you're a history buff, these Mayan ruins are a must see! The San Gervasio is a Mayan shrine, dedicated to the fertility goddess. On your way to the shrine, you will see plenty of birds, butterflies, and iguanas.
Walk through the town of San Miguel and purchase souvenirs, shop for groceries, or taste the local food. The town gathers on Sunday evenings to dance, play music, and eat to their heart's content. This is your chance to meet the locals and other tourists in San Miguel's central outdoor plaza!


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import com.ibm.commons.util.profiler.Profiler;
import com.ibm.commons.util.profiler.ProfilerAggregator;
import com.ibm.commons.util.profiler.ProfilerType;
private static final ProfilerType profilerCustom = new ProfilerType("MyJavaType");
public void myMethod() {
if(Profiler.isEnabled()) {
ProfilerAggregator agg=Profiler.startProfileBlock(profilerCustom, null);
long startProfiler=Profiler.getCurrentTime();
try {
} finally {
Profiler.endProfileBlock(agg, startProfiler);
} else {
private void _myMethod() {
try {
} catch(InterruptedException ex){}
As you can see from the above snippet, trying to profile many Java methods in your application would be very cumbersome, as you have to wrap each and every method implementation inside the profiler's start and end methods. If you have a rough idea of what the performance problem could be, this might be an OK approach.
What to do if you are unsure where the code bottleneck is? Do you pollute all your java methods with a bunch of profiler code? Heck no... use Google's Guice (pronounced juice) and method interceptors. Let's start with what the profiled code will look like after we implement a Guice method interceptor:
What to do if you are unsure where the code bottleneck is? Do you pollute all your java methods with a bunch of profiler code? Heck no... use Google's Guice (pronounced juice) and method interceptors. Let's start with what the profiled code will look like after we implement a Guice method interceptor:
@Profiled public void myMethod() { try { java.lang.Thread.sleep(1000); } catch(InterruptedException ex){} }
Notice in the above snippet, we've only added a single annotation called @Profiled. This alerts Guice that the method "myMethod" needs to be intercepted. Nice, clean, and easy to implement and roll back once you have setup Guice. As with most things there are some trade offs to this approach. Below is a list of potential issues of using this method to profile your Java classes in the XPages runtime:
- You have to use and get familiar with Guice. The basics are pretty straight forward, but it may not align with how you or your organization currently develop. I highly recommend it as it promotes an interface heavy design and makes swapping out implementations a snap. As your applications / inter-dependencies become more complex, Guice helps to manage those dependencies without having to create tons of getter/setter methods. More importantly, Guice limits the amount of code changes required to provide a new implementation. There are plenty of blog entries on the benefits of using Guice, so google around.
- If your Java classes reside inside your .nsf, the java.policy file must be altered and opened up completely on the server for Guice to work its injection/interceptor "magic". This problem can be circumvented if you develop your core java classes and business logic outside the nsf as an extension library (I typically do this).
- You must hand off all object creation to Guice for method interceptors to work (even injecting post construction won't work, though dependency injection does). To have Guice create certain managed beans, use a variable resolver to instantiate the required objects via Guice (see GuiceVariableResolver in com.tc.airts project in github). Completely relying on Guice to create your objects is not so great as some of the nice scope storage mechanisms / behaviors are lost. Once profiling is completed, you could always revert back to letting the XPages / JSF runtime create the instances by configuring your managed beans in faces-config, and then inject after construct (see GuiceVariableResolver).
Below is a java class, and sample screen capture of the output from @Profiled annotated method in the LookupData managed bean (found in com.tc.airts):
Simple Java Bean
package com.tc.airts; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; import javax.faces.model.SelectItem; import com.tc.xpage.profiler.Profiled; public class LookupData implements ILookupData { @Profiled public List getAccidentTypes(){ List list = new ArrayList(2); list.add(new SelectItem("PD","property damage")); list.add(new SelectItem("PI","personal injury")); return list; } @Profiled public List getSeverities(){ List list = new ArrayList(2); list.add(new SelectItem(1,"low")); list.add(new SelectItem(2,"medium")); list.add(new SelectItem(3,"high")); return list; } }
Output from XPages Toolbox
To disable the method intercept altogether, just comment out the ProfilerModule when applying the Guice modules, and the @Profiled annotation will be ignored (see AirtsActivator in com.tc.airts). You could also just leave the interceptor in place and disable the XPages profiler in the notes.ini. The interceptor will still get called, but will not attempt to log the method invocation times.
public static List getModules(){ List modules = new ArrayList(); modules.add(new DominoModule()); modules.add(new ManagedBeanModule()); //modules.add(new ProfilerModule()); return modules; }
You can grab the sample airts application from github in the below repo:
The sub-projects to look into and relevant classes are:
- com.tc.airts
- AirtsActivator (inits Guice)
- GuiceVariableResolver (creates guice objects and/or injects dependencies)
- ILookupData, and LookupData (simple java bean class)
- ManagedBeanModule (shows the Guice bindings, and defines what vars are created by guice)
- com.tc.xpage.profiler
- Profiled (annotation class for the method interceptor)
- ProfileInterceptor (intercepts the method and logs the profiling data)
- ProfileModule (sets up the Guice bindings, and the method interceptor)
- com.tc.di.guicer
- IGuicer (Guicer interface)
- Guicer (wrapper for Guice injector)
Quick Install Notes:
If you receive a security exception when attempting to use this code, drop the following line into the default grant statement of the java.policy file on your domino server:
permission org.osgi.framework.AdminPermission "*", "metadata";
The above will open up access to the metadata associated with the plugins on your server, which is required by the com.tc.di.guicer plugin.
If you're trying to profile java code that is inside your own .nsf and you're getting security exceptions, backup the java.policy file, then replace the contents of the default grant statement with the below. Think about moving your java code outside of the .nsf as an ext-lib, as that environment has more execution rights than code executed from within the .nsf. You won't have to open up the permissions like this...
permission java.security.AllPermission;
Thanks for taking the time.


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John Challis Autograph - Only Fools and Horses - Signed 16x12 Poster 1 - AFTAL
This 16x12 inch Only Fools & Horses poster was signed at last years Only Fools and Horses Convention 2018
some minor creasing, wouldnt notice if framed and some blutack marks in reverse
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Greville Janner 1928-2015: 'Special man' leaves chequered legacy
Lord Greville Janner, the former Labour peer and Jewish activist, was laid to rest next to his wife at Willesden Jewish Cemetery on Monday at a ceremony attended by an estimated 200 people, including his three children and extended family.
The United Synagogue's Rabbi David Mason led prayers according to the Orthodox tradition at the synagogue cemetery prior to the burial. Former Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks led concluding prayers.
Janner, who died peacefully on Saturday aged 87 after suffering dementia, was a member of Hampstead Garden United Synagogue. His latter years were marred by historic allegations of child abuse spanning three decades in his parliamentary constituency of Leicester West.
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Daniel Janner QC, a barrister, read a eulogy for his father, describing him as a "very special man" of whom he was "proud". Janner's coffin was lined by two uniformed flagbearers from the Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen and Women (Ajex), of which Janner was a member and former president.
He was buried next to his wife, Myra (née Sheink), to whom he was married for 41 years, from 1955 until her death in 1996, the year he stood down from the House of Commons.
Community representatives including the Board of Deputies President Jonathan Arkush were among the mourners. Jewish Leadership Council chair Sir Mick Davis led the tributes, saying his death represented the "end of an era" for British Jewry.
The Chief Rabbi's office and the Israeli embassy stated that their thoughts and prayers were with his family. Natan Sharansky, president of the Jewish Agency and a veteran Soviet Jewish campaigner, described Janner as "a comrade-in-arms ready and determined to assist every Jew who needed his help".
The Labour peer Lord Mendelsohn, President of the Commonwealth Jewish Council which Janner himself founded, said: "Greville's contribution to Commonwealth Jewry will be long remembered".
Karen Pollock, chief executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust, said: "In 1988 Greville Janner had the foresight to see we as a nation needed to know about and remember the Holocaust, so he established the Holocaust Educational Trust. Our thoughts are with his family."
The Janner family has consistently denied allegations of child abuse and described him as a man of "great integrity" and "entirely innocent of any wrongdoing" in statements to the media. The former barrister was charged with 22 sexual offences against nine alleged victims, all boys.
In April this year, he was expelled from the Labour Party. Janner may yet be subject to a posthumous "trial of facts", although the decision rests with the high court. Janner was born in Cardiff on July 1928, the son of Labour MP Barnett Janner and Elsie Cohen.
His father was named in Hitler's "Black Book", a list of residents to be arrested on the planned German invasion of Britain in 1940, so a young Janner was evacuated to Canada during the war. He started his education at Bishop's College School, Quebec and won a scholarship to elite boy's school St Paul's on his return to Britain.
Janner joined the British Army on national service and became its youngest war crimes prosecutor aged 18, before taking up an exhibition studying Law at Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Janner inherited the seat of Leicester West from his father in 1974. His influence was instrumental in passing the War Crimes Bill under Margaret Thatcher, while Janner helped identify numerous war criminals living quietly in Britain and chaired the All-Party War Crimes Group.
He is survived by three children: Marion Janner, a mental health campaigner, Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner, the Senior Rabbi of Reform Judaism and Daniel Janner QC.
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Want to step up your walking regime and slim down too? Discover our top walking for weight loss tips
Want to get in shape without joining the gym? Walking for weight loss can help you clear your head and tone up without costing you a penny.
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Walking is one of the best ways to ramp up your daily exercise quota and couldn't be easier to incorporate into your everyday routine. From the commute to work to a lunchtime stroll, it all goes towards the 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity currently recommended for those aged between 19 and 64.
So if you're resolved to remove a little excess weight fast, check out our tips for making the most of your daily walks…
It's all about quality not quantity
If you thought racking up 10,000 steps a day was the only way to make walking worthwhile - then it's time to think again. New guidance from Public Health England (PHE) and the Royal College of GPs suggests that a daily 10 minutes brisk walk - which equates to around 1,000 steps - is an easy way for adults to introduce more moderate intensity physical activity into their routines.
Professor Sir Muir Gray, clinical adviser for the free Active 10 app - which helps walkers track their progress - said: 'The additional health benefits that can be achieved by walking at a brisk pace for periods of 10 minutes or more – as opposed to totting up a certain number of steps throughout the day – are undeniable.'
Professor Paul Cosford, medical director of PHE, added: 'Taking a brisk ten-minute walk each day will get your heart pumping, improve your mood and lower the risk of serious health issues.'
Walking For Weight Loss: Switch your speed
Varying your speed will help build stamina and tone you faster. Use your usual 20-minute walk as a basis, but instead of walking at one speed for 10 minutes, vary things using markers such as lamp posts to help. Walk gently for 5 minutes to warm up. Walk between three lamp posts at your normal speed, then between two posts at a much faster pace, using a short stride and really pumping your arms. Repeat this for 10 minutes. Finish with 5 minutes at a gentler pace.
No lamp posts? Use trees, post boxes, parked cars - anything!
Walking For Weight Loss: Engage your middle
Too easy? All you have to do is pull your tummy in towards your spine and keep it there but without holding your breath. Tricky at first, but combined with cardio-pumping power walking, it really does help shape up your middle.
Walking For Weight Loss: Add music
If you are fitness walking as an add-on to a new diet plan, then adding great sounds will hype your calorie burning. Studies at a US university revealed that women who walked at least three times a week to music lost around 16lb in six months, whereas those who walked in silence only managed 8lb.
Walking For Weight Loss: Ecotherapy
There's nothing better than a country walk during these chilly, autumnal weekends. In fact, studies have shown that by spending just 20 minutes per day outside in a natural surrounding you can boost your energy levels.
Being in Nature can even make you feel happier. A new study from the mental health organisation, Mind, showed that taking a walk in natural surroundings increased sensations of happiness in 71% of participants, as opposed to those who walked around a shopping centre who actually reported a decrease in happiness.
Sign up for Ramblers' Walking For Health scheme
Walking For Weight Loss: Rewire your regime
If you've been walking for 30 minutes three times a week, start mixing things up and swap one of those 30-minute segments for a long weekend walk. Try to keep things fresh and exciting!
Walking For Weight Loss: Throw in a jog
It might sound like sacrilege to serious walkers, but it really does shake up the calorie burning if you break up your 20-minute walk now and again with a little running. Her'?s how:
- Walk gently, then briskly for 5 minutes.
- Alternate running with walking, 1 minute of each.
- Walk at an easy pace for 5 minutes.
Beginners can start this with gentle jogging, then build to more purposeful running, which could ditch 150 calories a time ? no sweat!
Walking For Weight Loss: Grab some poles
These ramp up calorie-burning by 20%, so it makes sense to use them. The right technique is key: swing poles so that the one in your right hand strikes the ground as your left foot hits the floor, then the left-hand pole hits as your right foot strikes the ground. And so on. Our pick of the best poles? Leki Trail AS Walking Poles, £62.99, simplyhike.co.uk.
Walking For Weight Loss: Love your treadmill
If you're lucky enough to have one, don't turn it into a clothes airer. Set it up in front of a TV and video and watch musicals that motivate. We like High School Musical or the Glee series. You'll never miss a walking session again!
Walking For Weight Loss: Walk underwater
When the pool's quiet, try this for a good tone-up that's kind to muscles!
- Start by walking around the shallow end of the pool a couple of times.
- Now walk around again but this time use your arms just as if you were speed walking, hands cupped, elbows at 90 degrees and pumping slightly.
- Pick up speed and try to make the water really move as you go around the shallow end once more.
- Finish by holding the side with arms extended and stepping sideways from one side of the pool to the other and back.
Walking For Weight Loss: Work on your style
Improve your technique and walking becomes a body-toning workout!
- Lengthen your spine through your neck. This will lift your head, relax your shoulders, help you go faster and prevent back strain.
- Stop clenching! It's tempting to tighten those bottom cheeks, but if you release them you'll get a natural sway, which reduces back tension. It makes your tummy area work harder too - a waist-whittling bonus!
- Shorten your stride We know you're keen to walk faster, but taking giant steps will overtax your leg muscles and put strain on your knee joints. Trust us, shorter really does equal more calorie-burning speed!
Walking For Weight Loss: Secret workout
If you're trying to hit 10,000 steps a day, you can rack up a few and burn some calories with easy, at-home moves. No gym required!
Vacuuming: Ten minutes will burn 40 calories and add steps to your total. Throw in the odd leg lunge and get a tone-up too!
Making beds: It takes lots of steps to get round a few beds, and it burns about 20 calories in 10 minutes. Good for upper arm strengthening!
Washing windows: More good news for shaping upper arms and shoulders. Use a circular cleaning motion as you walk sideways and you'll add steps, plus 40 calories for 10 minutes!
Dusting: This really ups your step count as you zoom around the house, but has a lower calorie burn of just 30 calories for 10 minutes.


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Alexander Karpeyev was born deep in the Heart of Russia, in Saratov on the Volga, 16 hours by train from Moscow. He began to play piano at the age of 7 studying at the Children's Music School in Saratov, and afterwards at the Musical-Aesthetic Lyceum in Engels. In 2000 he entered the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory where he studied with the distinguished Professors Emmanuel Monaszon, Alexander Mndoyants and Vera Gornostayeva.
He won a scholarship to study with Joan Havill at the Guildhall of Music & Drama where he currently holds a Music Fellowship. He has performed in the some of the most prestigious venues in the UK, including the Barbican, Cadogan, Wigmore and Queen Elizabeth Halls in London, and the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, where he has been asked to return for the third time. Internationally he has given recitals in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Switzerland, Japan, Greece and Belgium. He has been featured on the Performance Channel of Sky Television playing Beethoven's Sonata Op 110 and on BBC Radio 3 playing Scarlatti Sonatas.
He has been a major prizewinner in many international competitions including the 1998 Ibla Grand Prize in Ragusa, Italy; the 2001 International Competition for Young Musicians in Enschede, Netherlands; the 2004 Competition 'Arthur Rubinstein in memoriam' in Bydgoszcz, Poland; the 2004 Adilia Alieva International Piano Competition in Gaillard, France; the 2006 Tunbridge Wells International Concert Artist Competition (England). Alexander has won the First Prizes at the 2006 Oxford Music Festival's 'Professional Piano Recital' Competition (England), the 2007 Dudley International Piano Competition (England) and most recently at the Norah Sande Award (2008, England).
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The Ghana-West Africa Program to Combat AIDS and STIs (WAPCAS) is a sexually transmitted infection (STI)/HIV-focused local nongovernmental organization which leads the USAID HIV/AIDS Response Through Innovative Strategies for Key Populations (RISK) project. This project focuses specifically on female sex workers (FSW) and contributing to the national goal of reducing HIV infection by promoting ten key prevention behaviors: using condoms consistently and correctly; using non-oil based lubricants; getting tested and knowing your individual HIV status; disclosing your HIV status to your regular partners; promptly seek appropriate and effective treatment for STIs, HIV/AIDS and opportunistic infections; adhering to treatment; reducing number of multiple and concurrent sexual partners; eating healthy; protecting against other infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis, malaria and diarrhea; and actively participating in program design and implementation.
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The statist agenda has never been achieved until the public has been disarmed, because in the end, anyone worthy of being called human will rebel against socialism. Like other aspects of Obamunism so radical as to provoke open revolt, the campaign to repeal the crucial Second Amendment is going "under the radar" — to quote the Manchurian Moonbat himself:
On March 30, the 30th anniversary of the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, Jim Brady, who sustained a debilitating head wound in the attack, and his wife, Sarah, came to Capitol Hill to push for a ban on the controversial "large magazines." Brady, for whom the law requiring background checks on handgun purchasers is named, then met with White House press secretary Jay Carney. During the meeting, President Obama dropped in and, according to Sarah Brady, brought up the issue of gun control, "to fill us in that it was very much on his agenda," she said."I just want you to know that we are working on it," Brady recalled the president telling them. "We have to go through a few processes, but under the radar."These "processes" will be regulatory, imposed by faceless, unelected apparatchiks and ignored by the complicit media. That's how freedom is killed: quietly, gradually, furtively.
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Your comment "That's how freedom is killed: quietly, gradually, furtively." seems to me can be applied to the "faceless, unelected apparatchiks" and their media pets as well.
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What makes a great portrait ?
A busy week and a quiet one, photographically. I did just spend an enjoyable few minutes reading this post on Conscientious about What makes a great portrait. Particularly interesting was how many responders were quite dismissive of portraits as a style of photography. Maybe not dismissive, but perhaps disappointed in the fact that a portrait really can never capture a piece of the sitter's soul. Avedon said quite famously that Every photograph is accurate. None of them is the truth. At least I suppose, not the whole truth. Though the reality that a lot of portraits are perhaps more often lies. From the basic admonition to smile to the more posed or controlled expressions in formal portraits, it doesn't always or often reflect the real mood of the subject. For me a lot of this doesn't really matter. If the viewer doesn't learn something about the subject of the portrait, that is secondary for how I'm taking pictures just now. The big change and contribution from taking portraits, for me, is the interaction between the photographer and subject. I get to meet people I wouldn't normally meet. I approach people and talk to them in places I wouldn't normally. The experience of taking the pictures changes me as a person, expands my horizons and the end picture is just a side-effect.


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How to Cope with Canine Anxiety and Fear by Using Adaptil(TM) (Formerly called D.A.P)
Dogs and Stress
Just like humans, dogs experience stress, anxiety, and fear from a variety of events.
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- Loud noises such as thunderstorms, fireworks, gunshots, engine backfires, or music.
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*In all instances where your dog is exhibiting abnormal symptoms or behaviors, be sure to consult with your veterinarian to ensure there is no underlying physical disease.
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