text: > -----Original Message----- > From: Keith Bray [mailto:keith.bray at RACKSPACE.COM] > Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 5:11 PM > To: OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > <openstack-dev at lists.openstack.org> > Subject: Re: [openstack-dev] [magnum][app-catalog][all] Build unified > abstraction for all COEs > > 100% agreed on all your points… with the addition that the level of > functionality you are asking for doesn't need to be baked into an API > service such as Magnum. I.e., Magnum doesn't have to be the thing > providing the easy-button app deployment — Magnum isn't and shouldn't be a > Docker Hub alternative, a Tutum alternative, etc. A Horizon UI, App > Catalog UI, or OpenStack CLI on top of Heat, Murano, Solum, Magnum, etc. > etc. can all provide this by pulling together the underlying API > services/technologies to give users the easy app deployment buttons. I > don't think Magnum should do everything (or next thing we know we'll be > trying to make Magnum a PaaS, or make it a CircleCI, or … Ok, I've gotten > carried away). Hopefully my position is understood, and no problem if > folks disagree with me. I'd just rather compartmentalize domain concerns > and scope Magnum to something focused, achievable, agnostic, and easy for > operators to adopt first. User traction will not be helped by increasing > service/operator complexity. I'll have to go look at the latest Trove and > Sahara APIs to see how LCD is incorporated, and would love feedback from > Trove and Sahara operators on the value vs. customer confusion or operator > overhead they get from those LCDs if they are required parts of the > services. [amrith] Keith, I'm happy to chat with you about how Trove does all that. I work on Trove, not an operator. > > Thanks, > -Keith > > On 4/21/16, 3:31 PM, "Fox, Kevin M" <Kevin.Fox at pnnl.gov> wrote: > > >There are a few reasons, but the primary one that affects me is Its > >from the app-catalog use case. > > > >To gain user support for a product like OpenStack, you need users. The > >easier you make it to use, the more users you can potentially get. > >Traditional Operating Systems learned this a while back. Rather then > >make each OS user have to be a developer and custom deploy every app > >they want to run, they split the effort in such a way that Developers > >can provide software through channels that Users that are not skilled > >Developers can consume and deploy. The "App" culture in the mobile > >space it the epitome of that at the moment. My grandmother fires up the > >app store on her phone, clicks install on something interesting, and > starts using it. > > > >Right now, Thats incredibly difficult in OpenStack. You have to find > >the software your interested in, figure out which components your going > >to consume (nova, magnum, which COE, etc) then use those api's to > >launch some resource. Then after that resource is up, then you have to > >switch tools and then use those tools to further launch things, ansible > >or kubectl or whatever, then further deploy things. > > > >What I'm looking for, is a unified enough api, that a user can go into > >horizon, go to the app catalog, find an interesting app, click > >install/run, and then get a link to a service they can click on and > >start consuming the app they want in the first place. The number of > >users that could use such an interface, and consume OpenStack resources > >are several orders of magnitude greater then the numbers that can > >manually deploy something ala the procedure in the previous paragraph. > >More of that is good for Users, Developers, and Operators. > > > >Does that help? > > > >Thanks, > >Kevin > > > > > >________________________________________ > >From: Keith Bray [keith.bray at RACKSPACE.COM] > >Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 1:10 PM > >To: OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > >Subject: Re: [openstack-dev] [magnum][app-catalog][all] Build unified > >abstraction for all COEs > > > >If you don¹t want a user to have to choose a COE, can¹t we just offer > >an option for the operator to mark a particular COE as the ³Default > >COE² that could be defaulted to if one isn¹t specified in the Bay > >create call? If the operator didn¹t specify a default one, then the > >CLI/UI must submit one in the bay create call otherwise it would fail. > > > >Kevin, can you clarify Why you have to write scripts to deploy a > container > >to the COE? It can be made easy for the user to extract all the > >runtime/env vars needed for a user to just do ³docker run Š² and poof, > >container running on Swarm on a Magnum bay. Can you help me understand > >the script part of it? I don¹t believe container users want an > >abstraction between them and their COE CLIŠ but, what I believe isn¹t > >important. What I do think is important is that we not require > >OpenStack operators to run that abstraction layer to be running a > >³magnum compliant² service. It should either be an ³optional² API > >add-on or a separate API or separate project. If some folks want an > >abstraction layer, then great, feel free to build it and even propose it > under the OpenStack ecosystem.. > >But, that abstraction would be a ³proxy API" over the COEs, and doesn¹t > >need to be part of Magnum¹s offering, as it would be targeted at the > >COE interactions and not the bay interactions (which is where Magnum > >scope is best focused). I don¹t think Magnum should play in both these > >distinct domains (Bay interaction vs. COE interaction). The former > >(bay > >interaction) is an infrastructure cloud thing (fits well with > >OpenStack), the latter (COE interaction) is an obfuscation of emerging > >technologies, which gets in to the Trap that Adrian mentioned. The > >abstraction layer API will forever and always be drastically behind in > >trying to keep up with the COE innovation. > > > >In summary, an abstraction over the COEs would be best served as a > >different effort. Magnum would be best focused on bay interactions and > >should not try to pick a COE winner or require an operator to run a > >lowest-common-demonitor API abstraction. > > > >Thanks for listening to my soap-box. > >-Keith > > > > > > > >On 4/21/16, 2:36 PM, "Fox, Kevin M" <Kevin.Fox at pnnl.gov> wrote: > > > >>I agree with that, and thats why providing some bare minimum > >>abstraction will help the users not have to choose a COE themselves. > >>If we can't decide, why can they? If all they want to do is launch a > >>container, they should be able to script up "magnum launch-container > >>foo/bar:latest" and get one. That script can then be relied upon. > >> > >>Today, they have to write scripts to deploy to the specific COE they > >>have chosen. If they chose Docker, and something better comes out, > >>they have to go rewrite a bunch of stuff to target the new, better > >>thing. This puts a lot of work on others. > >> > >>Do I think we can provide an abstraction that prevents them from ever > >>having to rewrite scripts? No. There are a lot of features in the COE > >>world in flight right now and we dont want to solidify an api around > >>them yet. We shouldn't even try that. But can we cover a few common > >>things now? Yeah. > >> > >>Thanks, > >>Kevin > >>________________________________________ > >>From: Adrian Otto [adrian.otto at rackspace.com] > >>Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 7:32 AM > >>To: OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > >>Subject: Re: [openstack-dev] [magnum][app-catalog][all] Build unified > >>abstraction for all COEs > >> > >>> On Apr 20, 2016, at 2:49 PM, Joshua Harlow <harlowja at fastmail.com> > >>>wrote: > >>> > >>> Thierry Carrez wrote: > >>>> Adrian Otto wrote: > >>>>> This pursuit is a trap. Magnum should focus on making native > >>>>>container APIs available. We should not wrap APIs with leaky > >>>>>abstractions. The lowest common denominator of all COEs is an > >>>>>remarkably low value API that adds considerable complexity to > >>>>>Magnum that will not strategically advance OpenStack. If we > >>>>>instead focus our effort on making the COEs work better on > >>>>>OpenStack, that would be a winning strategy. Support and > >>>>>compliment our various COE ecosystems. > >>> > >>> So I'm all for avoiding 'wrap APIs with leaky abstractions' and > >>>'making COEs work better on OpenStack' but I do dislike the part > >>>about COEs > >>>(plural) because it is once again the old non-opinionated problem > >>>that we (as a community) suffer from. > >>> > >>> Just my 2 cents, but I'd almost rather we pick one COE and integrate > >>>that deeply/tightly with openstack, and yes if this causes some part > >>>of the openstack community to be annoyed, meh, to bad. Sadly I have a > >>>feeling we are hurting ourselves by continuing to try to be > >>>everything and not picking anything (it's a general thing we, as a > >>>group, seem to be good at, lol). I mean I get the reason to just > >>>support all the things, but it feels like we as a community could > >>>just pick something, work together on figuring out how to pick one, > >>>using all these bright leaders we have to help make that possible > >>>(and yes this might piss some people off, to bad). Then work toward > >>>making that something great and move onŠ > >> > >>The key issue preventing the selection of only one COE is that this > >>area is moving very quickly. If we would have decided what to pick at > >>the time the Magnum idea was created, we would have selected Docker. > >>If you look at it today, you might pick something else. A few months > >>down the road, there may be yet another choice that is more > >>compelling. The fact that a cloud operator can integrate services with > >>OpenStack, and have the freedom to offer support for a selection of > >>COE¹s is a form of insurance against the risk of picking the wrong > >>one. Our compute service offers a choice of hypervisors, our block > >>storage service offers a choice of storage hardware drivers, our > >>networking service allows a choice of network drivers. Magnum is > >>following the same pattern of choice that has made OpenStack > >>compelling for a very diverse community. That design consideration was > intentional. > >> > >>Over time, we can focus the majority of our effort on deep integration > >>with COEs that users select the most. I¹m convinced it¹s still too > >>early to bet the farm on just one choice. > >> > >>Adrian > >> > >>>> I'm with Adrian on that one. I've attended a lot of > >>>>container-oriented conferences over the past year and my main > >>>>takeaway is that this new crowd of potential users is not > >>>>interested (at all) in an OpenStack-specific lowest common > >>>>denominator API for COEs. They want to take advantage of the cool > >>>>features in Kubernetes API or the versatility of Mesos. They want > >>>>to avoid caring about the infrastructure provider bit (and not > >>>>deploy Mesos or Kubernetes themselves). > >>>> > >>>> Let's focus on the infrastructure provider bit -- that is what we > >>>>do and what the ecosystem wants us to provide. > >>>> > >>> > >>> > >>>_____________________________________________________________________ > >>>___ > >>>_ > >>>_ > >>> OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > >>> Unsubscribe: > >>>OpenStack-dev-request at lists.openstack.org?subject:unsubscribe > >>> http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev > >> > >>______________________________________________________________________ > >>___ > >>_ > >>OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > >>Unsubscribe: > >>OpenStack-dev-request at lists.openstack.org?subject:unsubscribe > >>http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev > >> > >>______________________________________________________________________ > >>___ > >>_ > >>OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > >>Unsubscribe: > >>OpenStack-dev-request at lists.openstack.org?subject:unsubscribe > >>http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev > > > > > >_______________________________________________________________________ > >___ OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > >Unsubscribe: > >OpenStack-dev-request at lists.openstack.org?subject:unsubscribe > >http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev > > > >_______________________________________________________________________ > >___ OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > >Unsubscribe: > >OpenStack-dev-request at lists.openstack.org?subject:unsubscribe > >http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev > > __________________________________________________________________________ > OpenStack Development Mailing List (not for usage questions) > Unsubscribe: OpenStack-dev-request at lists.openstack.org?subject:unsubscribe > http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev


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45 Albemarle Street, Mayfair, W1
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Mayfair remains the one and only true destination for London's luxury market. The carefully selected combination of fashion houses, restaurants and hotels complement the local Mayfair residential townhouses and the daytime population of office workers, which have cemented the area as the most highly sought after tourist destination in the world.
The property is situated on the west side of Albemarle Street between Piccadilly and Stafford Street. Within the immediate vicinity there are many well-known retailing brands, leading art galleries, five star hotels and restaurants, including, Alexander Wang, Casadei Amanda Wakeley, Thom Browne, Self Portrait, Gymkhana, Paul Smith, Browns Hotel and Oswald's.
A new lease is to be granted for a term to be agreed on effective full repairing and insuring covenants.
The premises are arranged over ground and lower ground levels and provide the following approximate floor areas and dimensions:
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EFO iPazzPort multitouch review
So far we've reviewed each EFO iPazzPort model revision and enjoyed seeing this cute mini-controller develop into an excellent product. One of our wishes of previous models was for EFO to add multitouch capability to the iPazzPort. Well EFO has been listening because lo and behold the latest iPazzPort is multitouch aware.
Much of this fourth generation model is identical to the third gen, so have a look at our review of that iPazzPort for a more detailed look at this wireless controller. Cosmetically they both look the same, with identical key layouts and black or white color choices. The key feel is the same, with rubber keys giving a decent typing experience if not quite at the BlackBerry level of feedback.
One interesting change is that the fourth gen iPazzPort stays awake constantly, whereas the third gen model would go to sleep after a short time to save battery. There are pros and cons to each approach. The third gen model can definitely go longer between charges if you're only using it occasionally, but it needs a wake-up key press when used after a few minutes. Perhaps owners were complaining that the trackpad wasn't responding, when they needed to press a key to wake the controller. Whatever the situation, the fourth gen is constantly available which is nice, but needs more frequent juice-ups as a result.
So how is the multitouch on the new iPazzport? Well it just worked straight out of the box with Windows 7. Two finger web page scrolling with the iPazzPort was great, although Windows does not provide quite as fluid an experience as Mac OSX – but that's an issue with Windows rather than the iPazzPort.
The addition of multitouch makes the new iPazzPort an even more usable wireless controller for a living room HTPC. Plus with third gen's other features like the laser pointer and access to incidental and function keys remaining intact on the new model, EFO has a strong device on offer here.
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Rajnagar: This piece of information is certainly going to cheer wildlife lovers, Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha's Kendrapara district has 12 albino crocodiles.
The matter came to light during crocodile census held from 3rd of this month till today in the rivers and rivulets flowing through the national park.
Out of the total 1,698 crocodiles sighted during the census, 12 have been identified as albinos.
"While 1,698 crocodiles were sighted during the census, 12 are albinos," informed crocodile expert Dr Sudhakar Kar to our sister concern leading Odia daily 'Sambad'.
"These albino crocodiles were sighted in rivers at Patasala, Dhamra and Bhitarkanika," he added.
Notably, for the first time, a female albino crocodile hatchling 'Gori' was born at Dangamal Crocodile Research & Conservation Centre on April 22, 1975. It was the first albino crocodile in India. Even, the then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was curious to see the white crocodile and it was brought to Bhubaneswar in a special arrangement for him. It's now 42 years old.
While a 9-year-old albino crocodile has been kept at an enclosed pond, another 5-month-old hatchling has been kept at the conservation centre.


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The Chandigarh Police would no more have to be dependent just on metal detectors and manual baggage checking,as they have added a latest mobile X-ray machine to its fleet.
Procured at a cost of around Rs 30 lakh,the Mobile X-ray Baggage Inspection System,will be used during VIP security and political rallies. The machine will save precious time presently spent in manual baggage checking. Further,it will also be able to detect those things which earlier went unnoticed.
Previously,police faced a lot of problems as they had to transport metal detectors in separate vehicles to places where the need was felt. These metal detectors were only able to check if any person was carrying anything made of metal which could pose a threat and baggage had to be manually checked.
With the induction of the machine,police will not have to manually inspect individual baggage for suspicious items which could be a threat to the VIPs. Even the transportation will not be a problem,as the machine is fitted on to a van and can be driven to any area within minutes.
The basic training to operate the machine has already been provided to over 18 police personnel. More staff is being trained and regular refresher courses will be held to apprise them of the things they have to look out for like polycarbonate weapons.
Speaking to Newsline,Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP Security) Deepak Saharan said,With the difficulties we used to face during VIP visits,we decided to purchase the van which had been fitted with latest X-ray machine. We have ordered two machines and one of the machines has already been handed over to us. The second machine is likely to be given to us in the coming days.
He added that the machine enables an operator to see all the contents of a bag on the screen and any suspicious item can be caught on screen and further verified by staff if required.
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"Surely every man walks in a vain show; surely they make an uproar for nothing; he amasses riches and does not know who will gather them." (Ps 39:6)
Nothing like a verse from Psalms to remind you that when life seems impossible and totally awful… you might just be melodramatic.
- My car won't start in the morning. Worst day ever!
- Grocery store doesn't carry my favorite brand of chips. What is this world coming to?!
- Alarm didn't go off and I'm running behind. The whole day is ruined!
- I got passed over for that promotion. I'm a total failure and will never succeed.
Humans – making an uproar out of nothing – it's one of our specialties.
Keep it in perspective. It's all gonna be okay.
"Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therein to be content." (Php 4:11)
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The Prince of Tides
The Prince of Tides is the high-water mark in a long and distinguished career in cinema. From the phenomenally successful 1968 musical Funny Girl through her meticulous 1983 rendering of Yentl, Barbra Streisand had earned her place among the most respected artists in Hollywood even before she set out on a four-year quest to bring The Prince of Tides to the screen. In the end, this complex portrayal of the human heart riven and tormented by impossible passions owes as much to Streisand's personal struggle to achieve her vision as it owes to the story itself.
Streisand's efforts to film The Prince of Tides began in 1986, when she first looked into Pat Conroy's bestselling novel. In the four years before the the first cameras rolled in the spring of 1990, Streisand saw the proposed film pass through the hands of three would-be producers, survive the collapse of one film production company and the near-fatal implosion of another. CBS and MGM/UA each owned the rights for a time, but both companies saw the film in modest terms, as an intimate, middle-budget drama, perhaps in the cast of Driving Miss Daisy or The Great Santini—the sort of intelligent "sleeper" that would find its audience over time, with careful, gradual coaxing.
Streisand, however, saw The Prince of Tides as a much bolder screen work, one that could draw audiences quickly, and in large numbers. Her passion and confidence in the project confounded the Hollywood conventional wisdom. In the midst of a spate of brat-pack frolics and violent-comic buddy movies, Streisand was championing a philosophical motion picture whose plot hinged upon a man confronting childhood trauma and abuse at the hands of adults. The box office figures indicated that America was limiting its diet to denial and fantasy, but Streisand aimed to make a film that would cut through all that, a film that confrontated reality and sought (as her character, Dr. Susan Lowenstein, does) to heal the psychic wounds we so often prefer to repress.
Compounding the challenge, Streisand chose not only to direct the film, but to act and produce as well. Historically a few filmmakers—Orson Welles, Laurence Olivier, Charles Chaplin—had managed to play all three roles, but even with the support of the old studio system their efforts were sometimes greeted with only mixed success. More recently, Warren Beatty, Kevin Costner, and Kenneth Brannagh had pulled off their own respective hat-tricks, but all with more obviously marketable properties that could be sold, at least in part, as stories of war and adventure.
Streisand the star may have pulled a core of faithful to the box office, but Streisand the director made the picture work. The deftness of her touch is evident throughout, and compares very favorably with the work of directors at least a generation removed from contemporary Hollywood. The scenes of the children at play recall the unrestrained gentleness and innocence of George Cukor (one can't help but think of the opening of The Women, with mother and daughter rough-housing together), while the scenes of romantic love have an emotional keenness, a langourous sheen that is virtually absent from today's graphic, sex-driven cinema.
Most rewarding of all is Streisand's handling of the complex characters she has drawn from Conroy's book. Her direction has been compared to that of William Wyler, with whom Streisand worked near the end of his career (and the outset of her own) on Funny Girl. In certain respects, The Prince of Tides recalls the most rewarding and underrated of Wyler's films, Dodsworth (1936): Both pictures are driven by vividly textured, utterly seamless characterizations, filled with pain, joy, recovery, and renewal, and both pictures feature somewhat improbable romantic leads. Like Walter Huston at the time of Dodsworth, Nick Nolte was a long established star, but it was not until Streisand cast him in The Prince of Tides that he finally achieved the level of charisma that characterizes a romantic leading man—and no other director has been able to evoke such a finely tuned performance from him since.
The Prince of Tides established Barbra Streisand as a triple-threat filmmaker, but perhaps more significantly, it broke important ground for American mainstream cinema, charting new territory, a more challeging emotional and moral landscape than Hollywood had explored before. Moviegoers who would never set foot in a revival house suddenly flocked to the theater to take in the kind of elegantly charged filmmaking usually associated with Orson Welles or Marcel Carné. For Streisand, it must have been a vindication of the faith she had in the art of film itself, its ability to uplift an audience and draw from it the highest human feelings. Whenever a picture comes along that debunks the commonly held box-office wisdom, it represents a victory for film art as a whole. The Prince of Tides is that rarity in modern Hollywood, a work of passion and inspiration, a mirror of the artist's own grand aspiration, her long struggle and now indisputable success.


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Isaac Hayden says that Newcastle United can't afford to take Saturday's home game with Rotherham United too lightly.
The Millers are rock bottom of the Sky Bet Championship with their boss Paul Warne saying they'll be "legends" if they can get three points at St James' Park.
Speaking ahead of United's next home game, Hayden said : "We played them away from home and it was a difficult game, a lot of long balls.
"They know what they want to do.
"As we have seen before at SJP teams like to sit back.
"If we go out and put in 110% then we should have no problems."
Hayden feels that Newcastle are over their slight blip in form during the festive period as they look to record their third win on the spin.
He said: "I think teams will go through certain stages like that.
"Maybe we were unlucky and things didn't go our away.
"We worked hard in training and now we have picked up our form."
Newcastle vs Rotherham - what will happen on Saturday?
Hayden is now just two yellow cards away from a potential ban.
But he said he won't change his style and added: "It becomes part and parcel of the game. If I am being honest some of them have been harsh.
"When you make challenges or go into contact a lot.
"If you are making four or five tackles a game you aren't going to time them all."
Hayden was taken off during the last league win against Brentford at the weekend after suffering from a groin problem.
But he returned to action - as right-back - for the FA Cup third-round replay win over Birmingham City.
The former Arsenal man said: "It was more of an old problem I was having. The amount of games I had probably caught up with me."


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Eglu Go UP Chicken Coop
The latest Eglu to join the collection, the Eglu Go UP Chicken Coop makes keeping chickens easy and fun. This plastic chicken house comes with optional wheels, making it easy to move, and the fox-resistant chicken run is extendable to give hens even more room. Easy to clean and insulated, the Eglu Go UP is a superb hen house for up to four birds.
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Easy to clean, easy to move, and no more bending down to collect eggs. The Go UP is everything I dreamed of in a chicken house! Alice
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Fresh Eggs Every Day
New to keeping chickens? Don't get your feathers in a twist. The Eglu Go UP Chicken Coop comes complete with everything you need to start your new hobby. Perfect for the first-time henkeeper, this brand new Eglu chicken coop not only looks fabulous, but it is easy to clean, straightforward to use, and suitable for up to four chickens. Hens will love the plastic roosting bars and integrated nesting box. Simply fill with bedding and look forward to collecting your first eggs by opening the door at the back.
Easy to Clean Chicken Coop
Cleaning your Eglu Go UP Chicken Coop is quick and easy, taking just a few minutes each week to keep it looking spic and span. The plastic roosting bars and nesting area sit on top of a slide-out tray, so all droppings will fall through the slats, onto the tray, which can be removed and emptied straight into the compost bin. (Chicken droppings make brilliant fertilizer for your plants).
For a more thorough clean, the smooth, plastic surfaces of the Eglu hen house can be washed quickly with a hose or pressure washer, and the roosting bars can also be removed and washed down. It's so easy, in fact, that you could get the kids to do it.
Optional Wheels
The Eglu Go UP chicken house is available with optional wheels. This is highly recommended for anyone wanting to move their Eglu regularly, particularly if you are living on your own. Simply press down both levers with your foot to lift the run, and use the wheels to move the Eglu chicken coop. The wheels can be used with your Eglu Go UP whether you have a chicken run or not. You just need to have the frame to attach them to.
Easy to Move Chicken Run
Choosing to add the optional wheels will make your Eglu Go UP chicken house really easy to move. Although you can choose to keep your Eglu chicken coop in one place, you may want to move it around the garden regularly, to allow your grass to recover, and give hens a new patch of lawn to nibble at. Using the easy foot operated wheel mechanism, one person will be able to simply push or pull the Eglu Go UP around on their own.
Great Height for you and your Hens
The Eglu Go UP chicken house has all the great benefits of the Eglu Go, on legs. Your hens will love to roost up off the ground, sleeping in a warm and cosy hideaway, and having a private area to escape to to lay their eggs. They will quickly learn how to use the ladder to climb up to their home, and the house will act as a sheltered spot for hens to play under too. It's not just the chickens that will love the Go UP though – you will too! You'll find that the convenient height of this hen house makes chicken keeping a delight! There's no need to bend down to clean the Eglu chicken coop or collect the eggs.
A Comfortable Temperature All Year Round for Hens
The Eglu chicken coop is specially designed to keep your chickens warm in winter. The Eglu has a unique twin-wall insulation system which works in a similar way to double glazing trapping a pocket of air which provides a very effective means of insulating the house.
In summer your chickens will be kept cool by the Eglu's draught-free ventilation system, carefully designed to avoid air blowing directly over the roosting area whilst allowing fresh air to circulate.
Easy to use Front Door
Letting your chickens out in the morning or securing the Eglu Go UP chicken house at night couldn't be simpler. Using the handle on the side of the Eglu chicken coop you open and close the door, locking and unlocking is done in one intuitive movement. No fiddly catches or bolts that don't line up. The Eglu Go UP also comes with its own ladder so your chickens won't have to ruffle their feathers whilst walking down to breakfast or climbing into bed.
New and Improved Ladder Grips
The new and improved ladder design has larger, non-slip rungs that your chickens will find comfortable to grip in all seasons. The durable all weather grips simply clip on to the rungs of the Eglu Go Up ladder to provide a large non-slip surface. The grips are especially useful for older, less agile chickens or for young hens who are perhaps using the ladder for the first time, but can also be used as a permanent feature of your Eglu set up. The Eglu Ladder Grips have been a standard feature of the Eglu Go Up chicken coop since October 2019 and are fully compatible with all Eglu Go Up coops bought before this date.
Spacious, Fox-Resistant Chicken Run
The optional (yet recommended) standard 2m chicken run is made from strong steel weld mesh, virtually impossible for predators to break. This means that when you are out and about, you can be sure that your chickens are safe. A unique anti-tunnel skirt sits flat on the ground and prevents animals from digging in, and the dark green coating will blend into your garden beautifully. A 1m extension is also available to add to the chicken run to give your chickens more room.
Top and Bottom Run Doors Work Independently
Unlike the other Eglu Chicken Runs, the Eglu Go UP chicken house has a stable-style door at one end. The top and bottom open independently from one another, and both have run pins to secure them into a closed or open position. Open both doors to allow your chickens out, or to get full access to the run, or keep the bottom door closed so that you can refill the feeder and drinker or throw in some corn without your hens escaping.
How Much Space do I Need for my Eglu Go UP?
Ideally your garden should have a fence all the way round. This will prevent your chickens from wandering into the neighbour's garden and, more importantly, ensure that all the eggs are laid on your side of the fence! The fence should be about 1.5m (5ft) high.
If you do not have grass, it is possible to keep a couple of chickens but you must provide them with a layer of wood chippings to rummage about in as this will give them the right type of surface underfoot.
Happy Chickens
Your hens will love living in the Eglu Go UP chicken house. They'll be able to pop up and down the ladder as they please, keeping nice and snug when it's time to sleep, and having privacy when they want to lay an egg. If you choose the Eglu Go UP with chicken run, your hens will be able to roam around during the day, safe from foxes, and you can let them have a wander around the whole garden when you're there to watch. With a house like this, all the other chickens in town will be filled with henvy!
Converting your Eglu Go
Do you already have an Eglu Go chicken house? Converting it into an Eglu Go UP is simple, with our range of easy add-on accessories. Choose the Frame and Ladder to raise your existing Eglu Go off the ground, add the Wheel Set to the frame to make your house manoeuvrable, and choose the 2m Run to give your hens a secure area to roam in. For the ultimate hen palace why not add the 1m Extension too, to give your girls loads of eggstra space!? These parts are simple to add to your Eglu Go, and all come with the instructions and fixings that you will need.
(Please note, they are not compatible with the Eglu Go standard 2m chicken run).
Free Extras
We want to make it as easy as possible for you to start keeping chickens, which is why you'll get lots of free extras with every Eglu Go UP chicken house. Whichever type of Eglu Go UP you buy, you'll get an innovative feeder and drinker. These fit neatly to the run, maximising floor area, the covered design protects food from rain, and both are dishwasher proof, for ultra easy cleaning. You'll receive 10 Omlet Egg Boxes, suitable for giving away four eggs at a time to family and friends, and easy to follow instructions to help you build your Eglu quickly. If you choose an Eglu Go UP with a chicken run, we'll throw in an all-weather shade, to attach to the run and protect hens from wind and rain. It's very hendy in the summer too, to keep your girls protected from the midday sun.
The biggest reward of an Eglu chicken coop, of course, is the free eggs you'll be treated to every morning. Nothing beats that! Not only that, we're so confident you'll love everything about the Eglu Go UP chicken house and your new chickens, we offer a 30-day, no-quibble money-back guarantee.
Eglu Go UP Specifications
The Eglu Go UP chicken house is suitable for up to 4 medium sized chickens or 2-3 larger breeds such as Buff Orpingtons or Cochins. When setting up your Eglu chicken coop, you should allow 60cm of space behind the house to enable the dropping tray to slide out easily.
House: 100% Recyclable UV Stabilised Plastic
Run: Fully Coated Welded Steel Mesh
Packaging Dimensions:
House: 74cm x 41cm x 81cm (20kg)
Frame & Ladder: 82cm x 11cm x 61.5cm (9.64kg)
Wheel Set: 90cm x 12cm x 39cm (4.42kg)
Run: 93cm x 10.5cm x 65cm (14.83kg)
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Your Reviews - Eglu Go UP Chicken Coop
Great Coop - Marion,
I love this coop. Super easy to put together. I did it myself without any help. Easy to operate and clean. Safe from intruders. Very nice to look at. I love it and I'm sure my Chickens do too.
Omlet Eglu Go Up Chicken Coop Wheel Set - Carolyn,
The wheel set was easy to assemble & fix to the Omlet Eglu Go Up Chicken Coop. They make the whole Coop & run so easy to manoeuvre & move around, with just one person. Well worth purchasing!
Eglu Go Up - Savannah,
It is well made and designed for moving and cleaning. I was looking for a new coop that had wheels and wouldn't hurt my back when I cleaned it. This is working!
Fantastic urban coop - Natalie,
Easy to move, easy to clean, and the chickens love it (so do I!). Having a movable house & run is great because then we don't wind up with a chicken mud pit in our medium size urban backyard. The chickens appreciate being on grass. We kept the two chickens in the run full time when they first moved outdoors (we have the 9 foot version), and now that they are larger, they have the whole yard. We can put them in the run if we are going out close to their bedtime so we know they are safe and sound. Highly recommend.
Backyard chickens made easy! - Sacha,
The Eglu Go Up coop with run and wheels is a the perfect package deal for new chicken owners. I was enticed to buy because of the promise of low maintanence and high durability. I was not disappointed! The coop has passed the tests of hungry foxes, my children, and lots of chicken poop. 10 minutes daily with an extra 5 minutes once a week to change the pine shavings keeps the coop looking like new. An occasional inspection and replacement of the clips keeps the foxes out, and the chickens find their home at bedtime no matter where we move it in the yard. I highly recommend the Eglu Go Up with run and wheels package.


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Dear Beloved,
Endurance is a mindset. It's not about getting it right every day. It's about keeping the focus sharp and in sight at all times. It's about knowing what the destination is yet living in the moment well.
Sometimes you are caused to endure in ways that are emotionally challenging. This is because you are yet to experience the fullness of the journey, the culmination of the hard work. Emotions can cause you to feel unravelled and doubtful.
So how do you combat this one?
You keep my words close to your heart.


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A Morecambe man has been jailed for four-and-a-half years for the historic sexual abuse of a schoolgirl.
Darren Hudson, 50, from Morecambe, was also given an indefinite sexual harm prevention order, and will be placed on the Sex Offenders' Register for life.
Hudson had originally denied the allegations but was convicted by jurors at Preston Crown Court in August of 10 counts of sexual assaults after the girl bravely confided in people about her ordeal.
The attacks date back more than five years and took place in Morecambe.
The girl, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, had refused at first when a woman she told said they should ring the police, because she did not want the defendant to get into trouble.
In her evidence, the woman told jurors she had then confronted Hudson herself, meeting him outside a pub in Morecambe.
The court heard he got into the passenger seat of her car and when she alleged he had been "acting untowards" with the girl, he replied: "Wow, that's mindblowing isn't it?"
Giving evidence for his defence, Hudson denied the offences, or meeting the woman at the pub.


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Quantity: 1 available
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Winner of the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction. The ten stories in "Winter Money" are set in rural Kentucky and West Virginia, in dim horse racing and river towns. The men in Andy Plattner's stories are tough and uncertain, the women independent and disappointed, but they are strong-willed and high-spirited, always believing there's a better life, just over the horizon, after the next race.
Title: Winter Money: Stories
Categories: Modern First Editions, Debut, Short Stories, Flannery O'Connor Award, Author's First Book,
Edition: First Edition/First Printing
Publisher: Athens, GA, Univ of Georgia Press: 1997
ISBN Number: 0820319589
ISBN Number 13: 9780820319582
Binding: Hard Cover
Book Condition: Fine
Jacket Condition: Fine
Item: 1.00 Item
Seller ID: 7088


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When groups wish to work together, collaborate, on plans, decisions, discuss policy with a dispersed group of people, or have a running set of meeting notes around a specific ongoing topic, the Collaboration Wiki provides a venue for this to happen. The SIL Gateway is also the recommended place to store SIL corporate documents (and links to other SIL information) which should be visible to all SIL members.
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September 29, 1992, Section D, Page 11Buy Reprints
Immunogen Inc. today confirmed an investment bank's report that the company planned to begin human clinical trials of its major drug, Oncolysin B, for treating lymphoma and leukemia.
Mark Ratner, a spokesman for the biopharmaceutical concern, said the tests would be conducted at 25 medical centers on patients who had undergone bone-marrow transplants.
Mr. Ratner said the three-year study would begin as soon as Immunogen's study plan was approved by Cancer and Leukemia Group B, a consortium of medical centers overseeing the work.
He also confirmed that Immunogen planned a second three-year study early next year on patients who undergo chemotherapy but not bone-marrow transplants.
"It is our intention to expand the drug to a wider population" of lymphoma and leukemia patients, he said.
Mr. Ratner said Immunogen expected to file with the Food and Drug Administration for approval of the drug in late 1994 or early 1995.
In their report released today, analysts at Hambrecht & Quist also reiterated their buy recommendation on Immunogen stock, which was unchanged today at $12.50 in over-the-counter trading.


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It's brand new, it's beautiful, and above all, it has arrived at our photo lab: the Nikon D850. And what a joy it is! It's enough to make us happy to have returned from holidays. And we are full of energy and motivation as well as curiosity: so, how does …Read More »
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This Gluten-Free apple tart is my new favorite dessert…the gluten free crust is very close to the "real" (read: Wheat) thing! The filling is not too sweet but very savory, a wonderful way to enjoy the sweet-tart taste those fresh fall apples that will soon be in season! The crust is easy to make and lends itself well to any recipe for pie or pastry, the dough is much easier to work with than most gluten-free pastry recipes. If you happen to not be gluten intolerant, you can just change the recipe and substitute regular flour (eliminate the xanthan gum) for the rice and tapioca flours.
I adapted this recipe from one I found in "Family Fun" magazine….it's a great one to make together with your kids on a cold day!
Gluten Free Apple Tart
1 cup rice flour
1/2 cup tapioca flour
1 tsp. xanthan gum
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 cup cold butter, sliced into small pieces (or soy butter)
2 tbs. cold sour cream (or sour cream substitute)
1/4 cup cold water
5 large, tart apples, peeled
2 teaspoons lemon juice
1/4 cup plus 1 tbsp sugar
2 teaspoons cornstarch
1/4 tsp. cinnamon
1/3 cup apricot or peach preserves
3 tbsp. apple jelly
Make the dough. In a food processor, combine flours, xanthan gum, sugar and salt. Pulse once or twice to blend. Then drop the sliced butter all over the flour mixture, pulse a couple of times again to form course crumbs. Mix the water and sour cream together, slowly add while processing and continue to pulse until packable crumbs form.
Turn the dough out and pack into a large ball, then squash the ball into a disk and wrap in plastic wrap. Chill for one hour (don't chill it for much longer…I made that mistake and had to let it warm up for awhile before I could roll it!)
Put the dough on several sheets of parchment paper. I used a silpat cookie sheet liner with plastic wrap under it (thanks, Mom and Dad!). Roll the chilled dough into a large circle…around 13 or 14 inches across. You can trim it if you want, but I kind of like the unfinished look.
Quarter and core 3 apples. Slice them into thin slices…1/8 inch thick or so. Toss them with lemon juice to prevent browning. Quarter and core the remaining apples, and cut them into little 1/4 inch chunks. Put the chunks into a bowl, and mix the 1/4 cup sugar, the cornstarch, and the cinnamon with the apples. Set aside.
Spread the apricot or peach preserves over the crust, leaving some room (an inch and a half or so) around the edges of the circle.
Place the diced apple mixture over the preserves, and then arrange the sliced apples over everything. Make sure that the sliced apple circle is slightly smaller than the diced apples below.
Sprinkle one tablespoon of sugar over the apple slices. Use the parchment paper (or plastic wrap and silicon liner) to help you fold the crust over the sides of the tart. They will naturally pleat as you fold.
Bake tart on center oven rack for about 45 minutes to an hour, until golden brown and bubbly.
Remove tart from oven, heat the apple jelly in the microwave until liquid and brush the top of the apples with the jelly. Cool for 1/2 hour before slicing.
Goes great with a little Vanilla Bean ice cream!


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Solution for Level 2-1 (Fabric Box)
How do you beat Cut the Rope level 2-1 in Fabric Box? This page contains the solution of level 2-1 in episode 2 (Fabric Box) from the popular iOS and Android game Cut the Rope. This step-by-step walkthrough will guide you through each and every part of this game and assist you with the solution to complete this level with 3 stars.
Use the lower air cushion to life the candy, it will collect 1 star. Use the left and right air cushions to swing the candy to collect the remaining 2 stars. Wait until the candy is above Om Nom and cut the rope. Feel free to add a comment when you've got a different strategy.
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Trevor Rethamel
Trevor Rethamel is currently the Owner/Director of a Safety/Project Management consultancy company based in Townsville. He started his working career in Queensland Rail as a Tradesperson progressing to a Depot Manager then on to the Management team of QR Nationals Strategy and Business Improvement.
In February 2014, Trevor's youngest daughter Lucy was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL). This was the start of Trevor and his family's experience with Childhood Cancer Support.
Trevor's wife Tracey and Lucy relocated to Childhood Cancer Support on a permanent basis for ten (10) months where he and his eldest daughters, Chloe and Sophie visited on a regular basis. When Trevor visited Childhood Cancer Support, he was an active part of the Childhood Cancer Support family assisting where he could during his family stay.
Trevor and Tracey were overwhelmed by the service and support they received during their stay at Childhood Cancer Support and decide that this was a charity they needed to get involved in. Both became Childhood Cancer Support Family ambassadors for the Townsville region and in September 2015, Trevor joined the Childhood Cancer Support Board. In January 2016, he stepped into the role of Interim Childhood Cancer Support President.
Trevor's work experiences as a Tradesman, a Manager, and a Project Manager progressing to owning his own company, along with being from an oncology family, gives Trevor the right business nous and compassion that it requires to be leading the current Childhood Cancer Support Board.
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text: NewsletterNewsletter Newsletter Issue 05/2018 August 21, 2018 The InternationalKuala LumpurEco Film FestivalVol. 2018 - Issue #05Message from Festival DirectorHello family and friends!As we usher towards the festival in October, a lot of things went down in the month of July. We closed our film submissions and received a total of 179 films from 38 countries all over the world. After an intense amount of evaluations, we have accepted 100 films to be screened, and out of that 31 are from Malaysia. It is truly an honour to be able to lead this important movement all this while.From the perspective of someone who has been involved (and watch most of the films) for 11 years, I have to say that in general (all submissions) there are some really good ones down to those that doesn't hit the spot. Out of the selected films, there are some really outstanding films and the qualities are getting better especially films coming from South East Asia, whereby the issues are close to us. I personally love most of the selected films and it was really tough to decide even the finalists of each categories and special awards. In terms of the whole selections, I think we have achieved our theme this year (Forest, Water & Climate Change) and we are really proud to be screening some of the best stories on various pressing issues, initiatives, leaders and people from around the world, collectively working towards the same goal for a better future of our Earth.I must thank all our other juries: Mr. Mano Maniam, Dr. Reuben Clements and Mr. Azuan Muda for taking their invaluable support, it must have been a wonderful time for us all to view these films.Apart from the film section, we have shortlisted 10 finalists for the poster competition, after receiving over 100 submissions. All the finalist's artworks are being shared on KLEFF Facebook for you to view. We are really pleased and impressed with their creativity, talent and message on the poster.We are on the fifth gear now, and the team is on full force. Wish us all the best so that we can bring you the best experience of KLEFF with the most interesting activities and contents. Till then, see you again next month.Yours Fabulously, FABSKLEFF 2018 ANNOUNCES THE FINALISTS FOR 5 MAIN FILM CATEGORIES AND SPECIAL AWARDSAfter 6 months of film competition and 1 month of judging process, the KLEFF 2018 committee is proud to accounce the results of the film submission!Out of 179 submissions we received globally, the KLEFF 2018 panel jury has selected 100 films to be screened throughout the seven-day film festival. Our festival theme for this year is 'Forest, River and Climate Change'. You can view the list of films selected for the screening here.The festival committee is also excited to announce the finalists for 5 main film categories – Best Feature Film/ Full-Length Documentary, Best Short Documentary/ TV Documentary, Best Short Film, Best Public Service Announcements(PSA), and Best Animation.Click here to view the results.Other than the five main film categories, the other special awards announced are Special Jury Award, ASEAN Young Film Maker's Award, Special Merit Award and Special River of Life (ROL) Award.Click here to view the finalist of the special awards.The films have been reviewed by a panel of judges and winners will be announced at the official KLEFF 2018 Awards Ceremony, scheduled on 26th October 2018 at 3:00pm at Black Box in Publika Shopping Galley, Kuala Lumpur.The KLEFF committee would like to congratulate the film makers whose films are selected to be screened and chosen as finalists. We are truly grateful to all film makers who submitted their films, hence supporting the film festival.KLEFF 2018 ANNOUNCES THE FILM SCREENING SCHEDULETime to mark your calendar for some good films from around the world! Registration and puchase for the film screening tickets will start in Spetember. We would love to see you all there!Check out the film screening schedule here.KLEFF 2018 ANNOUNCES TOP 10 FINALISTS FOR THE GREEN POSTER COMPETITIONThe KLEFF Green Poster competition top 10 finalists results are out! After receiving over 100 amazing and creative artworks from applicants, the finalists were selected by a panel of judges.Click here to view the results. .Here is what the judges of the competition have got to say:"The KLEFF poster competition is the first attempt to reach out to the young talented and creative people to illustrate their messages and passion on the environment, or on sustainability. I hope the competition provides a creative outlet for Malaysians. " - Yasmin Rasyid (President and Founder of EcoKnights)"Contrary to popular belief, causes do not inspire action through facts and figures. An action is only inspired when information is presented in the right way to the right audience. This is the true obstacle for all causes, especially one as complex and extensive as climate change. How do we, as an NGO, make people better understand the issues ahead of us? That is why it was heartwarming to see so many young, talented artists come together to help design for a more sustainable future. The creativity put on display was impressive and completely upended the notion that it isn't possible to make environmentally conscious collateral without the tired templates we are all used to seeing. When these artists pushed themselves to portray the facts about environmental sustainability in novel ways, they created pieces of art that not only informed its viewers but also inspired more of them to action. That is what is critical, for at the end of the day it doesn't matter how much somebody knows about sustainability, it is what they do that counts." - Luqman Avicenna (EcoKnights Junior Visual Designer)Starting from 2nd of August, one finalist poster will be posted on the KLEFF Facebook page every Monday and Thursday until 3rd of September when the final grand prize winner will be announced. Stay tune to our Facebook page to view these posters in more details!EASY TIPS TO SHOP GREEN What other event is at the festival beside films? One of the awesome highlights of the annual KLEFF is the Green Market! From fresh organic produce and skin products to upcycled accessories and plants, the Green Market is featuring environmental NGOs, green busineses and local sustainable products and services brands!In Green Market, the KLEFF committee is always doing our best to educate and get both vendors and visitors to start simple in responsible consumption. If you're trying to shop green, but don't know where to start, here are some tips for you!Bring your own bagsBring water bottles and lunch boxesTalk to the vendors and ask questions about their products/servicesProvide constructive feedbackTry something new and support local productsShopping green is easier than you think. A sustainable lifestyle begins when you are more open to try new things and support the local efforts of our strong sustainability advocates.The list of participating vendors will be announced in September, stay tuned for more informations!SIGN UP FOR VOLUNTEERS!KLEFF 2018 is calling for volunteers!Are you an environmental enthusiast and wish to learn more to support inspiring sustainable living? Be a volunteer for the biggest and longest running eco film festival in South East Asia - Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival 2018 (KLEFF)!We welcome everyone from different backgrounds and professions to volunteer! If you are outgoing, versatile, always up for challenges, passionate to advocate your cause, do apply to volunteer with us!For more information about being a KLEFF volunteer, visit us and register at bit.ly/KLEFF2018_Volunteer before 2nd of September! Hope to receive your application soon! Here's what our volunteers say:"It was exciting to work with a young and vibrant team. KLEFF also provides the opportunity for volunteers to get more insights of sustainable living and practices." - Kai Ren (Green Market volunteer)"Volunteering for KLEFF was an exhilirating experience for me. I was able to meet new people, tried out some vegan style food, and watched a few performances from local scenes. The most important of it all was being able to share and promote a greener lifestyle to everyone!" - Aaron (EcoKnights' booth volunteer)" has been an info-taining session for the past 2 years of volunteering. I personally enjoyed the workshop and speakers testimony that keeps me coming back because there is really so much more to discover. This film festival simply call to the need of understanding the ever real environmental issues and ways we can cope with it through our everyday lifestyle. All in all, this has inspired me to do my very best just as these passionate people does to achieve our very own missions in life." - Yan Yan (Green Market volunteer)"KLEFF is an amazing event that grows chances for me to expand my networking with new people. I find it interesting as it brings EcoSavvy experts in dwelling the importance of environmental matters. KLEFF shall be organized much more often as it definitely advocates public to think twice of the effect as simple as littering." - Sofea (Centre stage volunteer)ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL KUALA LUMPUR ECO FILM FESTIVALNow in its 11th year, the Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival, produced by environmental NGO, EcoKnights features environment-themed documentary, feature, animated, archival, and experimental and children's films from around the world. KLEFF showcases ground breaking films, traversing the relationship between humans and their environments, challenging the way people think about the natural world and inspiring them to discuss, explore and act on important environmental issues. The films will be shown at various venues around Kuala Lumpur, including art spaces, cafes, universities, high schools, corporate officers and community theatres. Filmmakers and special guests will discuss their work at the festival. Most screenings are free to the public and include discussion with filmmakers or scientists on emerging environmental concerns and issues. The Festival's signature programs include the Green Market, Film Making Workshops, the KLEFF Awards Night, Green Vibes and more. The Festival hosts a number of juried cash awards, as well as audience awards. The KLEFF's official host venue is Publika Solaris. More information can be found at kleff.my.ABOUT ECOKNIGHTS®EcoKnights® is a non-profit environmental organization that champions sustainable living and supports a community of film makers, and environmentalist who embody diversity, innovation and uniqueness of vision. EcoKnights' Board of Committee Members, staff and constituents is comprised of an inclusive community of individuals across ability, age, ethnicity, gender, race and sexual orientation. EcoKnights serves the community through development-led interventions from education and awareness programs to research; and public participation programs to consultation. EK's partners range from government agencies and communities to corporate agencies and NGOs. For more information about EcoKnights, log on to ecoknights.org.my. For further information, kindly contact: Fadly Bakhtiar, Festival Director, firstname.lastname@example.com, +6017 227 9270.©2018 - kleff.myShare


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Galway did what they had to do against a very poor Cork side to book their place in an All-Ireland semi-final at Croke Park.
A cheeky goal from Jonathan Glynn in the opening minute paved the way for success but there has to be concern that despite Galway's total dominance in the opening half that goal was basically the difference between the teams on the scoreboard at half-time. Galway held a four-point advantage at the break but it certainly should have been much more given how Galway outclassed the Rebels.
Of course Galway did hit a whopping 24 wides in the game and if they repeat that wide tally in the next game, they stand little chance of winning an All-Ireland.
Of course it is good to be creating chances but on the day Cork were dismal and much greater competition can be expected from either Tipperary next time out and whoever may await beyond that.
The fact that players are now being utilised in their best positions it is helping Galway's cause. Galway are where they want to be and the county is one step nearer to bringing the Liam MacCarthy Cup back across the Shannon for the first time since 1988.
Minors showed promise
The Galway minor hurlers showed a lot of potential as they cast the challenge of Limerick aside with relative ease. Questions have to be asked how Limerick have been allowed to continue to play their fifth championship game of the season and this is the third game they lost.
They are now out of the championship and Galway advance after a quality display of hardworking teamwork and an excellent first touch. Jeff Lynskey and his team are working hard to get this team in shape.
Gates closed
There were many annoyed Galway supporters who had travelled early to Semple Stadium, Thurles of Sunday with tickets for the Ryan Stand only to discover that the gates didn't open until seven minutes before the start of the minor game.
While the gates at the other stand did open, there was a delay at the Ryan end. Many of the Stadium stewards arrived late as they were also working for the football qualifier on Saturday evening.
While it might be the middle of summer, it's a wonder that four All-Ireland championship matches were played at the venue within 24 hours given the rain that we had in recent weeks.
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The silence shattered like a crystal glass on a marble floor
And every splintered diamond shard glittered like a newborn dream,
As rising sun fingers trickled over them in blood red and gold contusions
Dawn was the servant who had dropped the glass, as she rose up again,
She wept a while, her tears dancing among her own crystalline moments
And for a brief spell, the world shone like a mirror image of heavenly joy,
As silence settled once more, into a torpid cloud whispered flame sky
That glowered over the restless wanderings of a newly painted sea.
Then shades of subtle mystery came drifting on a ghostly breeze
Although there was no-one to look up, there were those that looked down
In silken serenity, to script themselves over a newly wakened landscape
Where everything was bathed in the sensuous blinking eyes of life,
Sometimes in the mirrors of many there are the reflections of nothing
And yet every so often, a subtle cartouche shines in a lantern lit way
Down a shadow draped hall, dripping dreams of yesterday
That give cause to remember when a dream was still newborn.
And yet silence has an echo reminiscent of a hush that comes back home
To houses of apologetic prayer and extinguished candles of remembrance
That wait in the shade for a maudlin taper to let them shine again
So that the silence of before is replaced by spluttering reminiscences
And melting waxen candle cascades of liquid lattice shadowed images
That all too soon dissolve into psalms and shades of simple serendipity,
Those splintered shade filled shards of quietly nearing evensong
That wait with timeless patience on a marble floor, to wait another dawn..
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Rafael Nadal has been replaced in Abu Dhabi's Mubadala World Tennis Championship (MWTC) draw by Roberto Bautista Agut, who made the announcement on Twitter on Friday night.
Earlier in the day, Spanish daily, Marca, had reported that Nadal was pulling out of the Abu Dhabi showpiece as he continues to recover from a right knee injury that disrupted the tail-end of his 2017 season, forcing him to withdraw from the remainder of the ATP Finals in London after playing the opening match against David Goffin last month.
Before the tournament officially announced the change in the line-up, Spaniard Bautista Agut took to social media to share the news.
Gran noticia para mí poder compartir con vosotros que disputaré el torneo de exhibición de Abu Dhabi. 👏🏼👏🏼 Gran manera de empezar la temporada y deseando que Rafa esté a punto pronto!
— Roberto BautistaAgut (@BautistaAgut) December 22, 2017
"Great news for me to share with you that I will compete in the exhibition tournament in Abu Dhabi. A great way to start the season. I hope that Rafa gets well soon!" said Bautista Agut.
Nadal reportedly cancelled a training stint with Portugal's Joao Sousa at his academy in Mallorca that was meant to take place from December 18-22. According to Marca, the world No. 1 consulted with his doctor in Barcelona last Monday and is in a race against time to be ready for his official 2018 start in Brisbane, which kicks off on December 31.
"I am very sorry and disappointed to announce that I won't be competing this year at the Mubadala World Tennis Championship," Nadal said in a statement released by MWTC. "This would have been my ninth participation in the tournament where I love to play and marking the beginning of my season.
"It was a tough 2017 and I need to take my calendar in a different way in order to be ready. For this reason, I have sadly announced to the organisers and now to you fans that I won't play this time in Abu Dhabi. I really want to thank them for understanding and I am sending a special warm message to my fans in the UAE and in Abu Dhabi in particular."
Following the withdrawal of Nadal, as well as Stan Wawrinka and Milos Raonic, the tournament in Abu Dhabi (December 28-30) will now feature Novak Djokovic, who has already landed in Dubai, Dominic Thiem, Pablo Carreno Busta, Kevin Anderson, Bautista Agut, and Andrey Rublev.
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Seeing the Alphabet Differently
ISBN10: 0981960049 ISBN13: 9780981960043 Publisher: Random House Inc Published: Feb 23 2010 Weight: 1.75lbs. Height: 6.25" Width: 6.50" Depth: 1.75" Language: English
ABCing: Seeing the Alphabet Differently is a primer to seeing and understanding the visual world. From abstract to zeitgeist, the book uses the Latin alphabet to introduce ways of visualizing, thinking and talking about art and design. Each illustration is created using only the negative shapes of a given letter. It is not the actual letterforms from which these new perspectives take shape, but the spaces around them. The shapes are rotated and resized; they are not duplicated, mirrored or otherwise altered. Therefore the illustrations maintain their visual connection to the original letterform. The shapes are then composed as a visual translation of a given word's meaning, creating visual and conceptual connections between the letter, the word and the surrounding space. The result is a mixture of philosophy, poetry and art. The inspiration behind the book is to spur new and alternative approaches to how viewers look at an image, shifting the focus from the subject – the letter – to the surrounding space. While the words used to illustrate these visual translations have been chosen with designers in mind, ABCing not only provides seasoned designers with new ideas but it also serves as an excellent point of entry for students of all ages to learn how new perspectives can provide new meanings.


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Vgreet translates the benefits of online shopping into a physical setting. Retailers can display demo videos, product galleries and product descriptions, and let customers pay for goods via the easy-to-use interface. Increasing engagement with consumers, the solution encourages interactivity and helps to minimise queues by delivering relevant information at the swipe of a giant touchscreen. Sophisticated video tools will even allow customers to 'try on' outfits or minimise queues. Retailers can customise the solution to promote and display their brand identity - adding the personal touch to maximise every sales opportunity.
Vgreet's intuitive touchscreen technology is immediately familiar to anyone who owns a smart device. The solution effectively works like a super-sized smartphone, so they can shop and search as they would online in the store. Using video conferencing technology combined with unique content management software, the huge screen is a 40" commercial grade LED panel by the creators Vpod. The familiarity of the device to screen-savvy shoppers is a natural fit for retail outlets, who can utilise the digital appeal to showcase their brand and products.
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Samir Nasri won't have to sit on the sidelines for much longer. Once his 18-month doping ban ends in January, he'll be free to play. And now we know where he'll be playing upon his return — back in the Premier League. According to reports from The Telegraph's Jason Burt, Nasri will reunite with manager Manuel Pellegrini at West Ham United on a six-month deal. Their role in capturing the 2013-14 Premier League title together is obviously a huge factor here.
After all, it needs repeating that Nasri is currently serving an 18-month ban for doping. Additionally, his last club action came with Antalyaspor of the Turkish Süper Lig. And for what it's worth, he only got to play in eight matches before the ban came down on him. In those eight matches, he found the back of the net twice while providing one assist.
Nasri does have plenty of PL experience, of course. He found the net 27 times while providing 16 assists across 125 competitive matches for Arsenal many moons ago. This includes his 10-goal season in 2010-11. Then at City under Pellegrini, he found the back of the net 27 times while providing 40 assists across 176 matches. He was the Footballer of the Year with France in 2010; he won four trophies in his days with City. But his best days have to be behind him. In his last full league season — 2016-17 with La Liga's Sevilla — Nasri netted just three goals with three assists in 30 matches.
Now West Ham, who currently sit 13th in the Premier League on just 12 points, are going to take a chance on him. Seems like something a bad, desperate club would do. All we can do now is wait to see if Nasri can turn his career around. We're not banking on that happening, though.


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Hi, I just wanted to take a moment and wish all of you a very happy Valentine's Day!
I have a perfect southern soul song of the day for you. Have you heard "Carried Away" by Tyrone Davis??? Try to put your hands on it or ask your favorite dee jay to play it for you. Tyrone was so in love with this girl that as he was driving home, he got carried away and lost track of where he was. Is that love or what? He said, "...Thinking about the time you were so good to me...before I knew it, I was ten miles out of the way...to 94, said the highway sign..." On one of my driving trips from Alabama to Maryland, I played this song from Montgomery to the other side of Atlanta. My sons were asleep - for awhile - and although they got tired of hearing it, they can sing it to this day!!!
Again, happy Valentine's Day. Stay tuned for my songs of the month - coming in a couple of weeks!!!
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