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Aplicación de emisoras de radio para Ubuntu Phone. | App radio stations for Ubuntu Phone
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A press release from State Rep. David McSweeney:
Rep. McSweeney Opens District Office
CARY, IL – State Rep. David McSweeney (R-Barrington Hills) announced that his district office is open in Cary and ready to serve the residents of the 52nd House District.
McSweeney, who was sworn in earlier this month, replaced retiring Rep. Kent Gaffney, who represented the district since 2011.
McSweeney's district office is located at 105 E. Main Street in Cary.
The office will be open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Constituents can contact Rep. McSweeney by phone at 847-516-0052, by fax at 847-516-8164 or by email at email@example.com.
"The office is conveniently located because my priority is to provide the most accessibility and timely information to my constituents," said McSweeney.
"I look forward to continuing to serve as State Representative and I know that constituent service is the basic element of any elected official's responsibility. It is my pledge to provide the best service possible."
McSweeney will be joined by his Legislative Assistant, Megan McCarthy. Residents are encouraged to visit or contact McSweeney's district office for assistance with any state related matter or any input on House and Senate legislation that comes before the Illinois General Assembly.


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May 24, 2011
Citizens Redistricting Commission
1130 K Street, Suite 101
Sacramento, CA 95814
Re: Mapping Criteria in the Voters FIRST Act
Dear Members of the Citizens Redistricting Commission:
As you begin to draw the first draft maps, the League of Women Voters of California would like to offer some important considerations about the mapping criteria in the Voters FIRST Act. As you know, the criteria for drawing the maps are listed in a specific order, and you are directed by the Act to follow them in that order of priority. This is because in the complex task of drawing district lines, following one criterion may make it more difficult to fully adhere to another, lower one.
In particular, we would like to comment on the weight given to respect for the integrity of communities of interest as equal to the weight given to respect for cities, counties, cities and counties, and local neighborhoods.
The League played an integral role in the drafting of Proposition 11, the Voters FIRST Act, after working for several years on the wording of unsuccessful legislative proposals for reform. We had supported legislative bills that gave priority to communities of interest immediately after the criteria of equal population, adherence to the Voting Rights Act, and contiguity. Thus, as the
discussions concerning the initiative proceeded, our position on communities of interest was clear from the beginning. Because the political and demographic geography of California is so diverse, communities of interest will often represent the real "local neighborhoods" of an area or region. Political boundaries are often arbitrary and may have been drawn long ago. While useful in mapping some areas, in many other cases they no longer reflect the actual demographic profile of an area or region.
We firmly supported having respect for the integrity of communities of interest at least in the same clause and given equal weight as respect for city and county boundaries. We signed on to the initiative measure only because respect for communities of interest was ranked just after compliance with the Voting Rights Act and geographic contiguity and equal in importance to keeping cities, counties, and neighborhoods whole.
Drawing maps that truly empower voters throughout the state will, in certain areas, require keeping communities of interest whole, rather than maintaining artificial political boundaries which may not accurately reflect the population. We rely on your judgment to choose which approach is most appropriate for each region. We caution against any mindset that would in all cases approach map drawing by first considering city and county boundaries and only secondarily bringing communities of interest into consideration.
We have also observed that some members of the public encourage you to give greater weight to criteria that are low in the priority ranking, such as compactness or nesting, than to other, higher priority criteria. The Voters FIRST Act was carefully crafted with directions both as to the overall priority order and as to following such criteria "to the extent practicable, and where this does not conflict with the criteria [listed] above." We are confident that you will follow those directions and trust that the public will be made aware of the process you have, of necessity, followed.
We thank you for your consideration of these comments and wish you well as you continue with your groundbreaking duties.
Janis R. Hirohama President
Mapping Criteria in the Voters FIRST Act
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Citizens Redistricting Commission
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Material Setup in CRYENGINE
Now we have our asset configured correctly, let's move on to the CRYENGINE side of preparing the asset to be used for production. Have an existing level open or create an empty level as a testing area for this asset.
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First open the Material Editor and go to the tutorial_detail_bending material under:
If the export process is completed successfully for the material and geometry, you should have the material as shown. Note the correct folder structure and also the same material setup that we configured inside 3dsMax or Maya. A lot of the fields have been filled out already through the export process (note the Diffuse and Normal texture paths already filled in). But there are still a few options that we need to set ourselves.
|DCC Tools has no concept of a surface type or shader type for example, so we can only define so much within the DCC tool material editor.
The rest is completed here in the CRYENGINE Material Editor.
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Pic1: Initial Material Editor overview
Material Settings
We only have to change two settings here the Shader and the Surface Type. The shader we want to use is the Vegetation shader and the surface type is also set to Vegetation. Select both from the drop down lists.
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Pic2: Material settings
Opacity Settings
Here we are using the default values that we set up in the DCC tool. Opacity at 100% and the AlphaTest set to 50.
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Pic3: Opacity
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Pic4: Re-cap of where this info came from in 3dsMax
Under the Lighting Settings, we can set the color parameters. To be correctly in line with the PBS pipeline, we have to:
- Set our Diffuse Color to pure white 255,255,255.
- Set the Specular Color within the 40 - 60 range (dark grey).
- Set the Smoothness slider to 255 max. Since we are controlling this value through the normalmaps alpha channel (ddna).
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Pic5: Lighting Settings
|For more information on the PBS rendering setup please go HERE for a full explanation.
Texture Maps
The Texture Maps section should already have been filled out with our Diffuse (*.diff) and our Normalmap (*.ddna).
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Pic6: Texture maps with the diffuse and normal map assigned
Shader Generation Params
This tab in the Material Editor will show you different options depending on the shader type you assign to this material SubId. Since we have selected the vegetation shader, it exposes the options that only apply to the vegetation. To continue, activate Detail Bending in order to enable this system to work. Also check the box with the Leaves param. We want our asset to run through the higher quality pipeline.
Note that the Leaves parameter forces the material to be two-sided.
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Pic7: Shader Generation Params with detail bending and leaves enabled
Shader Params
As you may have noticed, we jumped this section in favor of the Shader Generation Params first. We wanted to enable the Detail Bending and Leaves options first to expose all the parameters that we need to configure the asset correctly. Enabling those parameters has exposed some additional ones in the Shader Params section. It should now look like this (Pic8).
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Pic8: Shader Params
|Bending branch amplitude
|Controls the macro movement amplitude (Blue channel).
|Bending edges amplitude
|Controls the micro movement amplitude (Red channel).
|Cap opacity fall off
|Controls how strongly vegetation polygons fade out when looking at them at a steep angle. This helps to disguise the plane shape of vegetation geometry.
|Detail bending frequency
|Controls micro and macro movement amplitude.
|Indirect bounce color
|Keep this at the default value.
|This value orients the normals towards the player and is useful for planes.
|Terrain Color Blend
|If you enable UseTerrainColor in the Vegetation tool for the object, this will absorb some of the color information of the underlying terrain where the vegetation object has been placed. This feature helps distant vegetation objects blend into the scene at distance.
|Terrain Color Blend Dist
|This slider controls how close to the camera the absorption of the terrain color will happen.
|Transmittance Color
|This color is what you would get if you were to shine a light through the leaf and look at it from the other side.
|Transmittance Multiplier
|Controls how strong the translucency (transmittance) effect will be.
|Vtx Alpha Blend Factor
|Used for faking AO. If you have applied some vertex paint to the base of grass geometry, you can control the strength of the blend effect with this slider. Technically, we do not need to use this because of technology such as SSDO, SSAO and SVOGI, but sometimes it can help the asset by using this.
Vegetation Editor
Before we continue to configure the material params, it will help if we place some of these bush objects down using the vegetation tool to get instant visual feedback as we update the material. We will not go into an in-depth tutorial of the vegetation tool here.
For more information on Vegetation Editor, see HERE.
Create a vegetation group and add the bush
Go to the Tools menu option, and select the Vegetation Editor.
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Pic9: Selecting the "Vegetation" Editor
Add a new Category and call it something appropriate (like "bush").
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Pic10: Adding a Vegetation group
Click the Add Vegetation Object (first button) to add a vegetation object to this group.
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Pic11: Adding a vegetation object to the group
In the browse dialog, go to your folder where you saved the asset and select the model (*.cgf):
Now highlight the object you just added to the category to select it, and you can perform any one of the following operations:
- Enable the Paint Objects button to paint down lots of instances your bush asset, or
- To be more precise, do not select the Paint Objects button (so it's not active) and on the terrain press Shift+LMB to place only 1 instance.
As you may have noticed there is no bending happening on this asset yet. Vegetation objects have a bending value exposed to them which allows for a basic deformation on the whole asset. This needs to be activated in order for Detail Bending to also work.
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Pic12: Activated Bending
Final tweaking
Your fern bush should now have a proper bending effect on its leaves. You are now able to change Detail Bending values in your material to achieve proper results.
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Pic13: Level Woodland, with Detail Bending bushes added at the start
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Celebrity real estate is fast paced and cut throat. Over the past 10 years, many of our favorite celebrities have scored incredible pads and lost big in attempted investments.
Oprah Winfrey
Oprah owns a lot of houses. She's even owned a 2.-bedroom in a small Indiana town. Recently, she bought a high-tech mansion in the box-canyon ski town of Telluride Colorado – complete with a seven-person hot tub and a "wine mine" – for $14 million. She also recently bought an enormous horse farm in Montecito California for $28.8 million.
Ellen DeGeneres
Comedian and host Ellen has been a savage in the real estate market for many years. The funny part is she never intends to sell when buying. "I've never bought to sell" she says "I always say 'this is it I'm never moving.' People laugh at me now." She bought this home from fellow flipper Brad Pitt
Nicolas Cage
"Other people own beachfront property; I have ghost-front property," says Nicolas Cage of owning the most haunted mansion in New Orleans, the Lalaurie house.
He's called over a dozen other places home throughout the past decade: a castle in Bath, England and a castle-esque residence in Rhode Island which ended up costing him.
The infamous entertainer found time over the last decade to buy an sell numerous properties, including purchasing a home in the coveted 90210 zip code. She also sold her Hawaiian estate for $8.72 million recently.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
This power couple has bought at least six homes over the past decade. They recently cut the listing price on the New Orleans mansion they bought in 2006 for the hit movie, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" by $850,000.
Julia Roberts
Roberts purchased her main home, in Malibu's Point Dume, in the early 2000s but that hasn't kept her out of the real estate game.
She's asking $26 million for a Hawaiian estate near two other properties she owns. When she dropped the price she raked in $5.35 million on a Greenwich penthouse for which she paid $3.9 million in 2010.
She's sold homes all over the country including Georgia, the Pacific Palisades, Beverly Hills, Venice California, Tennessee, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
The Rock has sold at least ten homes in Florida over the past decade – include his mega-mansion outside Miami which includes two 3-car garages and a deluxe master bath.
Rosie O'Donnell
Her most recent score is a West Palm Beach mansion with 180 feet of waterfront. She paid $5.3 million for it, fully furnished, after having sold her Greenwich Village penthouse for $9 million a couple years ago.
Kelsey Grammer
He's unloaded many holdings over the years including her main home in Malibu. He has also sold homes in Beverly Hills, Hawaii, The Hamptons and a ski retreat in Colorado.
Reese Witherspoon
For a while, she owned three homes in LA including an "enchanted cottage" that collectively went for $13.6 million in 2014. Witherspoon sold her Ojai getaway at a loss but picked up a $12.7 million Pacific Palisades mansion, along with two homes in Nashville.


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On 8th April 1961 the MV Dara, a ship carrying passengers between India, Pakistan and the Gulf, sank just off the port of Dubai. An estimated 238 people lost their lives. Some bodies were never found and relatives of the missing continue to this day to search for their loved ones. Stranger imagines a survivor returning to Dubai fifty years later, and what they would see.
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Boundary Fences
The law relating to the construction and repair of boundary fences in Tasmania is contained in the Boundary Fences Act 1908 (Tas) (BFA). The BFA has remained substantially unchanged since 1908. The BFA was the subject of a Law Reform Commission of Tasmania Report in 1984 (No 37 of 1984) but, at the time of writing (2013) this report had yet to be acted upon, and is unlikely to be acted upon, considering the lapse of time.
Exemptions from the Act
Unoccupied Crown lands and public reserves are exempted from the application of the BFA (s6). It is not clear whether the phrase "public reserves" refers solely to Crown public reserves, or to all public reserves including those controlled by local authorities. Different local authorities in Tasmania have adopted different policies on accepting liability for sharing the cost of fencing boundaries between private properties and reserves.
The Crown is not liable to make any contribution towards the erection or repair of any fence between Crown lands and adjoining lands (s6). The Forestry Commission is not liable to make any contribution towards the erection or repair of any dividing fence between land owned by the Commission and adjoining owners (s6A). Authorities in charge of roads are not liable to make any contribution towards the erection or repair of fences between roads and the land adjoining roads (s7).
Erection of Fences
Fences between properties must be sufficient or 'rabbit proof'. In town, boundary fences must have council planning approval only if the fence is to be taller than 2.1 metres high. Sufficient in town means a fence that neighbours have agreed upon. On properties out of town, this means capable of excluding livestock.
It is an offence to plant gorse, briar or bramble on any boundary without the consent of the owner of the adjoining land (s20).
Repair of Fences
Where a fence is out of repair or becomes insufficient, the owners of land on either side are liable for the cost of repairing the fence in equal proportions (s22). Similar provisions apply in relation to the state of rabbit-proof fences.
Accidental or Wilful Damage
If a fence, or part of a fence, is damaged or destroyed by accident or wilfully, it appears that either adjoining owner, after giving the other owner 7 days' notice, has the power to repair or renew the fence and to recover half the costs of doing so from the other owner within 12 months (s24(1)). If a fence is damaged or destroyed by fire, a falling tree, or stock, the owner responsible for the cause of damage must repair any damage to or renew the fence.
Dispute Resolution
If any dispute or difference between adjoining owners, or an owner and occupier of the same property, cannot be resolved it can be decided by arbitration in the manner referred to in the BFA although the right of a person to sue through the courts to recover compensation for any damage or injury caused by the reckless use of fire is preserved. The costs of the arbitration are to be borne by the parties in such proportions as the arbitrator may determine.
Crossing Boundaries
Many problems or disputes between neighbours occur because people, animals or things cross the boundary. Normally it does not matter in such a dispute whether there is a fence or not. The boundary still exists without a fence.
Under section 44 of the Boundary Fences Act 1908, a person may enter adjoining land for the purposes of effecting repairs on a boundary fence. Where the neighbour refuses to permit access an application can be made to a Magistrate for an order to allow such access under the Access to Neighbouring Lands Act 1992 (Tas). An application can also be made if access to adjoining land is necessary for other repairs.
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This Bible reading plan takes you through most of the Holy Scriptures each weekday of the year. Each day has three Bible readings…
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If you're into the Angry Birds you certainly love the four characters on this shirt, and, of course, know exactly what's going on with the little blue bird and the slingshot. I suppose they're going after some piggies or some such thing. If it's not apparent, I have not played the game for fear of shirking all duties and sinking even lower in my life, which is already pretty low since I'm 40-years-old and living in my mother's basement with much fear and trepidation.
Please feel free to purchase this Angry Birds Slingshot T Shirt because it captures a fine moment in the game that you play incessantly. Then, go ahead and write Nerdy Shirts a note thanking them for creating such a swell tee, so that you can proclaim your love for the game to the world.


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Here's a bit more about me and a link to my resume …
I grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, the youngest of three brothers.
I attended college at the Savannah College of Arts and Design (SCAD) and graduated with a BFA in Film and Television in 2011.
Following college, I lived and worked in Singapore and then moved to my current home in the wonderful city of Chicago (where it's typically a tad bit cooler than Singapore).
I've had the pleasure of working with great clients on a wide range of video and motion graphics projects. In addition to basic video and photography skills, I've become pretty darn proficient with such software tools as: After Effects, Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Audition, Encore, AVID, Final Cut Studio HD Pro, and, of course, the Microsoft Office Suite.


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Day 28 – LISTENING (Feb. 26)
Today, stop what you are doing and take five minutes to listen to the feelings behind someone's words to you. Be fully present for the conversation and interested in what the person is saying.
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Registration for World Nursery Rhyme Week 2020 is now open. Organised by Music Bugs, World Nursery Rhyme Week promotes the importance of nursery rhymes in early childhood development and education. The dates for 2020 are 16th-20th November.
Open to parents and Early Years practitioners, all resources are provided free of charge to registrants. Since it's launch in 2013, over 4 million children from 106 countries have taken part.


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UN nuclear agency says Tehran is some way from completing Arak facility, which could produce plutonium for use in bomb.
The leader of the UN's nuclear authority says Iran has "quite a lot to do" to complete a nuclear reactor which is of deep concern to the West and which formed a central sticking point in negotiations to lift sanctions.
Yukiya Amano, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, also told the Reuters news agency on Wednesday that he had seen no "radical" change in Iran's nuclear activities since Hassan Rouhani became president three months ago.
Amano said Iran still had "quite a lot to do" in order to complete the Arak research reactor, a plant which is of deep concern to the West as it can produce potential bomb material once it is operating.
The heavy water reactor produces plutonium as a byproduct – a substance that has few civilian applications and can be used to build a nuclear bomb. Iran says the reactor will produce isotopes for medical and civilian purposes.
He added Tehran was continuing its most sensitive nuclear activity – enrichment of uranium to a fissile concentration of 20 percent.
Sanctions regime
Iran insists its nuclear programme is for civilian use but Western nations, suspecting Tehran is trying to develop a nuclear bomb, have imposed crippling sanctions.
Amanao's visit to Tehran on Tuesday came days after John Kerry, the US secretary of state, said that world powers had moved closer towards a deal with Iran over its nuclear programme. A deal was to pave the way for easing sanctions imposed by the US and the European Union.
Kerry, however, added that the US continued to be sceptical of the country willingness to act.
The US and its allies narrowed their differences with Tehran after three days of intense diplomatic efforts in Geneva but failed to produce a breakthrough in the decade-long dispute.
France – one of the five permanent members of the UN security Council involved in the talks, along with Germany – said it believed the proposal by the six world powers did not adequately neutralise the risk of Iran making an atom bomb.
Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, said an agreement that would open the door to a resolution of the nuclear standoff was possible if negotiators exerted the maximum efforts.


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Wolfram von Eschenbach. Germany, the beginning of 13 century Wolfram von Eschenbach (about 1170 - about 1220) - one of the greatest epic poets of the German Middle Ages. Descended from a noble but impoverished Bavarian family, led the life of the serving Knight minnesingers. Despite the constant need, he traveled extensively in southern and central Germany and enjoyed the hospitality of the Landgrave of Thuringia - the patron of poets and musicians. Peru Wolfram belong love songs in the style of Provencal lyric poetry and a number of poems written rhymed couplets, typical of the German courtly romance. The most famous - romance "Parsifal" (1195-1210) - tells the story of a young man whose father was killed during the tournament. His mother raised him away from his peers and in ignorance of chivalry, that he did not follow the example of his father and did not become a knight. However, despite the wishes of the mother and to her chagrin, Parzival goes to the court of King Arthur. Pure, but commits gaffes on a misunderstanding, he finally finds a mentor in the rules of true chivalry - the old knight Gurnemanz, rescues those in trouble a beautiful princess Kondviramur and marries her. Soon after the wedding Parzival leaves a young wife for further adventures. Travels, he gets to the castle Munsalveshe where the Holy Grail and King Anfortas. Despite numerous hints, the young Parzival does not ask questions about the meaning of the Grail and does not show mercy to the sick king, who was his uncle. Followed by long-term travels and meetings with a unicorn that kept the Golden Griffin, winged dragons, Phoenix and magical herbs. Lost faith in God's mercy, Parzival meets a hermit Trevritsenta, which reinforces his belief in the value and opens the Grail. Among the further adventures described the battle Parsifal, with Havana, a representative of secular knighthood. Finally Parzival returns to the castle, his compassion, heals a sick king, he becomes the King of the Grail and is reunited with his wife, who during his absence gave birth to two sons. The plot of "Parsifal" was reworked in the 19 century by Wagner for his opera of the same name. Thumbnail of "Maness Code" (about 1300) shows Wolfram von Eschenbach in a blue cape-syurko over ringed armor. His gold helmet and red shield are decorated with gilded silver heraldic signs in the form of stylized horns.


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New To Zoodohos Peghe?
Welcome to Zoodohos Peghe Church!
Whether you have already walked through our doors or are simply "church shopping" on the web, we are very glad to welcome you to our community of faith.
Most of us are searching for something larger than ourselves-for connections that are real and meaningful. We invite you to explore further. Zoodohos Peghe offers many ways to go a bit deeper and discover a warm caring community and a place of belonging while you get to know us and what we stand for. You will be warmly welcomed and shown full respect for where you are in your faith journey, whether that means you want to take it slowly and tentatively, or jump right in.
Here are some ways to connect:
1. Attend one of our Sunday Services (from 9:30-12:00 am) and the coffee hour afterward. There you will meet the clergy and other members, newcomers, and seekers.
2. Take a tour of Zoodohos Peghe. Feel free to visit our church any day during normal office hours to explore the unique architectural and artistic aspects of our church.
3. Explore Membership. Please speak with our priest if you are considering membership at Zoodohos Peghe and want to take a fresh look at what it means to belong to a faith community. Call our Church office at 718-823-2030
4. Sign up for the Fountain, our quarterly news that reports on all the events going on at Zoodohos Peghe.
5. Our Priest is willing to talk to you about your experience here at Zoodohos Peghe so feel free to call us.
6. Join the Zoodohos Peghe Choir. New voices are eagerly welcome! A prior knowledge of music is not necessary. Rehersals are held weekly during evening hours in the church. Contact the music Director and Organist, Eleni Traganas, for more information.
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Shop by Colour: Paint the Town Red or Glitter in Gold
We have colour themed parties down to a fine art at Candy Bar Sydney with a gigantic collection of themed party supplies and cheap bulk lollies and chocolates. You could even bring a colour swatch to our Sydney candy factory and we'd find you the perfect selection of candies and party decorations in complementary hues. Blue lollies and pink lollies are particularly sought after by adults and children alike, but we're just as ready to cater for a deep burgundy wedding or a turquoise themed seaside brunch.


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mmorpgedge.com launches their new section on Aion Guides
San Francisco, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/07/2009 -- With the announcement of the official launch date of Aion Online by NC Soft, MMORPGEDGE has launched their own brand new Aion sub-site, http://mmorpgedge.com/categories/Aion-Guides/ . MMORPGEDGE aims to regularly continue updating their new Aion sub-site with up-to-date Aion information as the game progresses onwards. The site already covers class details and specifics. With an outlook for being one of the reliable sources of Aion content, the information posted at the new sub-site are recent facts pertaining to the game. Any serious Aion gamer can use the site as one of their sources throughout the time spent playing Aion Online.
The site include information in forms of guides. Already readers can start anticipating Aion leveling guides, class specific guides and guides for making Kinah in the game. The usefulness of each guide will depend on the level or expertise in Aion Online possessed by each reader. On a more concrete note, most of the guides include recommendations and strategies shared by the experienced Aion player. Thus, for tips and tricks any regular player should look out for and make use of, the site is a great place to refer to.
Developed by NC Soft and set for official release on 22 September 2009 in the US and 25 September 2009 in EU, Aion Online is one of the highly anticipated Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing game in the gaming community long before its release. Due the popularity found in Asia with the Asian servers, Aion Online is expected to launch with a bang in the West as well. The popularity of the game roots mainly from the unique features it offers. First off would be the ability for players to fly in the game, which promotes real time battle while in mid-air. The other unique feature is the Stigma system. This provides gamers with the ability to further differentiate their characters and find-tune them using skills called Stigma.
If you want to get well prepared for a fulfilling experience in the game, make sure to read up on the important game aspects and the things you should know posted at http://mmorpgedge.com/articles/65/1/Aion-Guide/Page1.html before engaging in Aerial combat. Be sure to check out the Aion guides available at MMORPGEDGE and prepare yourself for the game release in a few weeks time.


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If you were to google "traditional anniversary gifts" you would probably not see Waffle Iron as one of the traditional gifts. I know. I looked,
I also didn't see vacuum cleaner (still not convinced I did that), bowling balls or truck stop dinners either. Yet my wife, Sharin and I (and yes her name is spelled correctly), have experienced all of these in our marriage so far and we are still married.
Yes, I am a real romantic.
I am often reminded of songs when thinking about life or some songs remind me of life so I have included links to some I thought were appropriate here. They often express my feelings better than I can myself. With that in mind I think the old Alabama song that goes, "She and I live in our own little world, ain't it wonderful" describes us pretty well. The video is pretty funny too.
On August 25th we will celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary and this one will be known as the waffle iron anniversary for us. You see, I did ask Sharin what she wanted for our anniversary this year and she said a new waffle iron. So, even though I do like to surprise her with gifts from time to time I have learned (maybe) over the past 33+ years we have been together that sometimes, probably more than I would like to admit, it is best just to forego the surprise and get her what she asks for, if she asks for something. Sharin has learned, I think, I am not a mind reader so if there is something she does want it is better to be just let me know what it is and if there is any way I can get it for her she knows I will.
So there will be no surprise when the waffle iron arrives from Amazon.com this week. She even picked out the one she wanted. I am looking forward to her using it myself.
We have given and received some of the traditional anniversary gifts over the years. For our first anniversary we tried the tradition of keeping some of your wedding cake, freezing it, and then eating it on your first anniversary. That was not very good and a tradition that could be discontinued in my opinion.
For our 25th anniversary we skipped ahead to the traditional 50th anniversary gift and to Dixie, our golden retriever.
The bowling ball anniversary was also in Birmingham and she got bowling shoes too and we went bowling. There is that romantic side of me showing up again.
We spent the weekend in St. Louis one year and went to see the Cardinals and Braves play baseball and went on a riverboat dinner cruise. That was a lot of fun even though it rained one game. We still enjoyed the time together and the game. I don't remember if we were singing or not. Singing in the Rain works here in any case.
We went to Pasadena to see Alabama play and get beat by UCLA in the Rose Bowl one year but we were with good friends so that was a good time too, except for the loss, which is never fun.
The vacuum cleaner anniversary was really a year I don't think we got each other anything but I did get the vacuum cleaner in July or August and probably did jokingly mention it was her anniversary present. It was our first Oreck! There is my warped sense of humor showing up again.
I cannot remember them all but do remember when it occurs every year, something I understand some men have a problem with.
What I do remember and thank God for every day is Sharin and the fact has put up with me and my warped sense of humor, flaws and shortcomings for the last 29 years of marriage. That is evidence to me that "It was no accident, me finding you. Someone had a hand in it long before we ever knew." ~ Keeper of the Stars by Tracy Byrd
I know I am a better person as a direct result of having her in my life. She has been and continues to be the best mother our children could have asked for and the best wife I could have asked for and my best friend. I married way above my head and continue to be Amazed! "I don't know how you do what you do. It just keeps getting better." ~Lonestar
We have created many memories together over the past 29 years of marriage. Has it been perfect? No. I would be lying and you wouldn't believe me if I said it was. We have learned marriage is a 100%/100% partnership, not 50%/50% as some describe it and you have to work at it and be committed to it in order for it to work.
I look forward to the next 29+ years, or as long as she will have me, as we will create many more memories, hopefully more good than bad. We are still learning, growing, and living life as we know it. As Phil Robertson from Duck Dynasty put it and I paraphrase, I am in it for the long haul – until they put me in the ground. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't know what love is, a new song by Lonestar, does a very good job of expressing my feelings too.
So there you have the story of the Waffle Iron Anniversary and a little bit about us in less than 1000 words, not counting the song lyrics.
Old habits die hard. There is still a chance she might get a little surprise I think she might like before the week is over. We'll see.
Note: If you did not click on the links go back and do so to get the full musical effect intended for this musically enhanced blog.
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Does the sight of Austrian hills fill your heart with the sound of music? Does life in Berlin sound like a cabaret? Then you're in luck. Many of the world's best musicals are not only set in Europe, but now have dedicated tours, museums and guides just waiting for traveling show tune fanatics to come find out more and share in the musical experience themselves.
Here, we've compiled a list of five musicals that visitors to Europe can fit into their tourist itineraries. Better start practicing your do-re-mis now…
1. The Sound of Music – Salzburg, Austria
What list of musicals is complete without The Sound of Music? Set in Austria as World War Two begins, this classic musical is an adaptation of the real-life Von Trapp family's experiences – a novice nun sent to the family to work as a governess ends up marrying the widowed father before they have to flee the Nazis. Filmed on location in Salzburg, the Alpine countryside jumps off the screen, and nowadays you can enjoy official Sound of Music tours – meaning that you can visit the family home, Maria's convent, and even the hills where we zoom in on Maria in the opening sequence. All together now: "The hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiils are aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive…."
2. Moulin Rouge! – Paris, France
The Moulin Rouge is an iconic Parisian landmark – like the Eiffel Tower, but with a salubrious edge. Since the 19th Century, this infamous red windmill has been the home of courtesans, can-can dancers and cabarets. Today, the Moulin Rouge is home to packed-out dinners and shows, so be sure to book seats well in advance. Sadly we cannot promise either a smitten Ewan McGregor or Henri Toulouse-Lautrec waiting in the wings, but feat not – it promises to be spectacular! Spectacular!
3. Oliver! – London, UK
This musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' tale of the trials and tribulations of young orphan Oliver Twist gives us a sweeping view of what life was like for the lower classes in Victorian London. Now modern day visitors to the city can take a step back in time and explore Oliver's world further with the help of walking tours, audio guides and, of course, the Charles Dickens Museum. Please, sir, can I have some more?
4. Mamma Mia! – Skopelos, Greece
If Pierce Brosnan's valiant attempts to sing didn't win you over, the stunning island of Skopelos sure will. Since the release of the award-winning movie in 2008, tourism on the island has skyrocketed. Now, you can cruise round the beaches where the men in flippers did their dance, visit the small church where the wedding plans went awry, and pretend you're one of Sophie's three fathers on a picnic. Doesn't take your fancy? Hey, if you change your mind, I'm the first in line!
5. Cabaret – Berlin, Germany
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome! This musical has everything: Songs. Sex. "Screw Maximillian!" And of course the fantastic Liza Minnelli. The movie follows sparky American cabaret performer Sally Bowles and reserved English teacher Brian Roberts as they fall in and out of love in 1930s Germany – a time when the Nazis are beginning to gain power and infringe on the liberal world these expat bohemians occupy. Based on a book written by Christopher Isherwood and based loosely on his friend Jean Ross, interested visitors can learn more about Isherwood's time in Berlin and the glory days of the Weimar Republic on a walking tour.
Have you been on a musical tour before, of these shows or otherwise? Please share your experiences below.


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DemandLab's Rhoan Morgan Launches Revenue Rebels Radio Podcast
Aug 14, 2018
Revenue Rebels spotlights rule-breaking marketing and sales leaders who are accelerating business growth with a fanatically customer-centric approach.
August 14, 2018 - - Lynden, WA - - The longest-running weekly internet radio/podcast program for at-work and mobile listeners, Sales Lead Management Association (SLMA) Radio on the Funnel Radio Channel, announced that Rhoan Morgan, CEO of DemandLab, is joining the digital streaming program. Morgan, a frequent contributor on the Funnel Radio Channel, will now host her own program focusing on the successful achievements of Revenue Rebels.
The Revenue Rebels podcast spotlights rule-breaking marketing and sales leaders who are accelerating business growth with a fanatically customer-centric approach. The podcast will cover topics such as marketing and sales alignment, the rise of revenue operations, and aligning internal processes with the marketing and sales stack.
"The ability to directly link marketing activities to revenue generation has changed everything," said Morgan. "Marketers are now directly accountable for revenues, and that's both intimidating and exhilarating. Revenue Rebels celebrates the marketing professionals who are using technology and ingenuity to transform both the customer journey and the organization's revenue potential."
The first episode of Revenue Rebels, "How Sales And Marketing Alignment Moves The Revenue Dial" was aired on August 2, 2018, and features Michael Sala, Managing Director, Strategic Origination for LLR Partners, a private equity firm. Sala explores some of the key metrics and processes that are enabling his team to scale activities and accelerate the revenue pipeline.
James Obermayer, Funnel Media Group publisher and producer of SLMA Radio (entering its ninth year with 100,000+ listener downloads, 444 episodes, and 500+ executive interviews) said, "We welcome one of our frequent guests, Rhoan Morgan, to the host line-up with a unique program. Her life experiences and business acumen have focused on revenue-building achievements, so this show will stand out on the Funnel Radio channel."
Live shows air on the first Thursdays of each month at 10:30 AM / 1:30 PM ET and can be accessed on the SLMA Radio website. Recordings can also be accessed via SLMA Radio, the DemandLab website, iTunes, and Google Play.
About Rhoan Morgan
Rhoan Morgan is the co-founder and CEO of DemandLab. One of the first wave of marketing leaders to recognize the potential of marketing automation, Rhoan co-founded DemandLab in 2009 to help B2B and B2C businesses leverage martech to generate measurable results and spark a digital transformation. She continues to explore next-generation technologies and analytics that accelerate revenue, clarify marketing's contribution, support engaging customer journeys, and deliver valuable customer insights.
About DemandLab
DemandLab is a technology-focused marketing consultancy that accelerates revenue for its clients by aligning marketing, sales, and customer success functions through customized strategic solutions. Using system architecture, data science and analytics, and content, to create end-to-end customer journeys, DemandLab helps clients advance their digital transformation strategy and create competitive differentiation that advances business goals and drives revenue. Learn more about this award-winning consultancy at www.demandlab.com.
About SLMA Talk Radio
SLMA Radio has aired live weekly since July of 2010 and is broadcast through the internet, on a streaming channel, on Thursdays at 10:30 AM PST UTC/GMT -7 hours on the Funnel Radio Channel. Listeners can also listen via podcasts on the SLMA Radio website, iTunes, Stitcher and the B2B Podcast Directory. The Funnel Radio Channel is a business unit of the Funnel Media Group, LLC.
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Now that winter will be here soon, bring the fun of winter indoors without having to put on mittens. This fun frost in a can science experiment is a classic that kids will love to make over and over again. The activity is simple enough that kindergarten kids can do it with ease, and it is also classroom friendly.
Winter Activities for Kindergartners
- Winter Color by Number
- Do-a-Dot Winter Color Word Worksheets
- Printable Winter Ruler Measurement Worksheets
- Fun Winter Playdough Mats
- Month by Month Science Experiments
- Build a Snowman Sequencing Worksheets
Frost in a Can Science Experiment
Making frost in a can is a fun science activity for kindergarten kids. Kids will love that they can make frost and freezing temperatures right at home.
You'll need just a few things to make your frost in a can:
- Salt
- Ice
- Can
Fill the can up with ice, then fill it about halfway with water. Now show the kids how to sprinkle salt in the can, then cover the top.
Frost will start forming on the outside of the can. If you think your frost needs a little help, try adding a bit more salt or shaking it up a bit more.
Condensation forms when the temperature inside the can varies drastically from the temperature outside the can. When you use ice and lower the melt point of the ice, the process happens faster and more drastically, causing frost to form on the outside of the can. Make sure you see all our Kindergarten Science Activities!
More Amazing Science Projects for Kids
- Water Balloon Density Experiment
- Rainbow Density Science Experiment
- Red White and Blue Science Project
- Why Does it Float? (Density for Kids)
- Salt Crystal Hearts
- Egg Density Experiment
- Colorful Water & Oil Science Experiment
- Fizzing Christmas Science Experiment
- Free Animal Habitats sticker Worksheets
- Flower Science Experiment
- Month-by-Month Science Experiments for Kids


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WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (KTLA) — Officials in West Hollywood Monday resumed conducting same-sex marriage ceremonies for the first time since 2008.
Members of the City Council and other officials, temporarily sworn in to conduct civil ceremonies, will provide the free service from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. for couples who have marriage licenses issued by the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder, according to City Clerk Corey Schaffer.
The ceremonies will take place at the West Hollywood Library, located at 625 N. San Vicente Blvd., Schaffer said in a statement. Validated parking will be available.
Free shuttle service will also be provided between the library and the nearest county registrar-recorder's branch, at 9355 Burton Way in Beverly Hills. The shuttle will run until 4 p.m., officials said.
"It's a free shuttle to Beverly Hills, if people want to get a license," Councilman John Heilman told KTLA, "or they can stop in Beverly Hills, get the license and come here and we'll marry them."
West Hollywood officials presided over gay weddings in 2008, before Proposition 8 was approved by voters. Among the couples that were issued a marriage license by the city that year were "Star Trek" actor George Takei and his partner, Brad Altman.
For more information, visit the City of West Hollywood's website at weho.org, or call the city's marriage hotline: (323) 848-6869.


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Welcome to Pope High School!
If you are a family looking to tour Pope, call the Pope Counseling Office at 770-578-7903 to schedule an appointment. During that appointment we will:
- Guide you on a student/peer-led tour of the school
- Schedule an appointment with your student's potential counselor to have a question/answer session. If you are not sure where you will live and are just exploring schools, you may not want to make an appointment with a counselor until your decision is firm.
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- Pope does not allow student 'shadowing', as it is against school policy (policy KM-R)
- Tours are given to students in middle school and above.


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For any parent coping with raising an autistic child, managing the chaos that earmarks the disorder — not to mention the dizzying array of medications, treatments, and therapies — can often feel exhausting, overwhelming, and quite frequently, disheartening. autism is simply a very difficult and very complex disorder to treat. Yet, according to Janet Lintala and Martha Murphy, authors of The Un-Prescription for Autism: A Natural Approach to a Calmer, Happier, and More Focused Child, the problem might just be that we are targeting the symptoms and not the root cause of autism.
Janet Lintala, a mother of an autistic son herself, lends her many years' experience coping with her son Evan's violent outbursts, irritability, poor impulse control, and difficulty focusing before uncovering that it was only through using a natural approach heavily anchored in restoring gastrointestinal health that her son found any palpable relief. Now the founder of Autism Health, Lintala writes, "We discovered that children on the [autism] spectrum aren't mentally ill or inherently violent, that they have underlying gastrointestinal, immunological, and other metabolic dysfunctions that cause many of the problems Evan was experiencing, and that they are in a lot of pain."
According to Lintala, the typical constellation of autism symptoms — difficulties with mood, behavior, language, cognition, and mental clarity — only masks a much deeper and more pervasive problem autistic children face: poor gut health. And while medications may attenuate some autistic symptoms, they don't improve gut health and often make it worse. Gut health, Lintala tells us, begins during birth, and children who are born through C-section are not exposed to the necessary bacteria that create a healthy gut microflora. Without this, children often suffer from constipation, rashes, allergies, infections, chronic inflammation, and irritability.
Treating the gut microflora then becomes the first step toward improving autistic symptoms. To do this, Lintala offers a helpful questionnaire, including everything from bathroom routines to in-school behavior to demonstrate just how interconnected gut health and autism are. "It is estimated that 60 percent of ASD children may struggle with mitochondrial dysfunction which may be due in part to oxidative stress caused by chronic inflammation," she writes.
To go about restoring gut health, Lintala's approach is comprehensive and ongoing. To begin, parents must first correct their autistic child's constipation, as it leads not just to reflux, poor sleep, and difficult behavior, but also disables the body's natural ability to detoxify and absorb nutrients. Through progressive use of enzymes — Lintala offers advice about just which types to buy — gastrointestinal regularity can often be restored.
Lintala then emphasizes the importance of probiotics: "As a matter of fact, in 2005, probiotics were suggested as a beneficial addition to therapy for depression." In addition to improving mood, probiotics serve a wide range of helpful functions including, activating neural pathways, improving brain signaling systems, and enhancing brain development, all of which are critical for autistic children. Here again, Lintala offers a wealth of helpful information on just which probiotics to buy, when to give them, and any potential drawbacks. For example, she advises never starting a probiotic at the beginning of the week as use can lead to some initial discomfort.
On the topic of antifungal rotation, Lintala shares the story of Bindee, a young girl who was initially treated for Helicobacter pylori (a bacterium that may cause peptic ulcers) upon which her behavioral symptoms resolved. Six months later, however, Bindee's screaming fits, crying, and irritability returned, along with a bloated belly. What Lintala discovered through a stool test was a parasite called Ascaris lumbricoides, also known as giant human roundworms. Lintala writes, "Bindee's story is a call to action to parents and pediatricians everywhere to realize that irritability is a symptom, not a core deficit of autism."
However, autistic children can also suffer from chronic immune deficiency and particularly inflammation. Lintala writes, "Inflammation, which is a tool of the immune system, may be left in the "on" position leaving a child in a state of systemic inflammation, including brain inflammation." Restoring proper immune function, like with gut health, is an ongoing practice, but Lintala offers many helpful and some surprising tips: use Zinc, moderate levels of Selenium, exercise daily, and avoid hand sanitizers as they are thought to be endocrine disruptors.
And if parents are left wondering just how to put the wealth of information Lintala provides together, she includes a year-long sample of her basic gastrointestinal health diet, along with a list of typical setbacks and how to prevent them. One setback is not giving her methods time to work. Treating autism, and ultimately transforming a child's behavior, she reminds us, is not impossible, but it does take time, dedication, and perseverance through the tough times.
The Un-Prescription for Autism: A Natural Approach for a Calmer, Happier, and More Focused Child
AMACOM, April 2016
Paperback, 234 Pages


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Property Location
With a stay at Le Patio des traboules in Lyon (La Croix Rousse), you'll be minutes from Maison des Canuts and close to Tete d'Or Park. This apartment is within close proximity of Place de la Croix Rousse and Interpol Headquarters.
Make yourself at home in one of the 20 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private balconies. Flat-screen televisions with premium TV channels are provided, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers.
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With the UK's Number One 9 Hole Golf Course, one of London's largest teaching schools, an Adventure Golf course designed by Peter McEvoy and a 56 Bay Driving Range. Playgolf London has to be the best place to fulfill your golfing requirements whatever ability, age or weather.
Sometimes you come across an idea so brilliant, you wonder why nobody has tried it beforeTHE DAILY MAIL
It represents a totally new concept in golf – centred around the idea that getting your golfing fix doesn't need to take the traditional three hours-plus of an 18-hole round. So to allow golfers to get maximum pleasure from minimum time.
A world where anyone can.
We also offer a range of golf coaching for adults, children and groups. For more information head to the relevant section in Coaching.


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At Rodelle, we believe in supporting the environment, the farmers and growing communities of our vanilla beans and the local community.
The Rodelle Foundation helps Rodelle Inc. categorize our community and nationwide philanthropic efforts and social programs. Through the Rodelle Foundation, the company has created clean stoves that create safer and more reliable method of cooking and a Village Savings and Loan program for vanilla bean farmers.


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Local automaker Exagon Motors has unveiled the production version of the attractive Furtive-eGT.
Local automaker Exagon Motors has unveiled the production version of the attractive Furtive-eGT. This is a 2+2 range-extended hybrid that comes with a leather interior and has an electric propulsion consisting of two motors developed by Siemens, with each providing an output of 125 kW while the torque figure stands at 354 lb-ft (480 Nm).
The Furtive-eGT will sprint to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 3.5 seconds and hit a top speed of 178 mph (287 km/h) but it's electronically limited to 155 mph (250 km/h). In electric mode it can travel for 250 miles (402 km) at a constant speed of 31 mph (50 km/h). If you are in a hurry, you get a 179 mile (288 km) range at a speed of 56 mph (90 km/h). If you push the acceleration pedal a bit further until you hit 68 mph (110 km/h), you can keep driving for 150 miles (241 km). Exagon Motors says that the car has a 122 mile (197 km) range if driven at a constant speed of 81 mph (130 km/h).
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Call us on: 01793 677767
TCL offer a range of solutions for all, so our contact details are all you will ever need.
Our introduction course is most ideally suited to those that are interested in implementing the benefits of thermal imaging in their business regardless of industry. This 1 day course will run through the difference between equipment, aiding the correct selection for the task and application you wish to use a thermal camera for. We look at applications and benefits within different industries including Buildings, Electrical, Mechanical, Equine, R&D and more.
By the end of this course you will be able to make the correct selection of equipment you require ensuring correct capital investment, you will be able to identify the benefits you can bring to your current industry by using a thermal camera, how to perform simple image analysis and perform basic diagnosis.
We run this course both from our offices in Swindon and throughout the UK with other training providers. Please see our course calendar for future course dates and to book.
This course is also available to run corporately for your organisation at your premises, for further information or quotation please send us an enquiry with details of where, when and for how many people you wish to receive this training course.
For those that are looking to get going as quickly as possible our 2 day course provides all the basics required to complete qualitative inspections. With the essentials of level 1 covered to ensure that candidates of this course are able to correctly operate and configure their camera for qualitative inspection.
The course involves a mix of classroom based learning, exercise labs and practical inspection with image capture review.
The course is aimed mainly for those completing electrical, mechanical or building inspections, although the basics of infrared do not change between applications and is a great foundation for any industry.
This course is currently only run from our Swindon offices. Please see our course calendar for future course dates and to book.
Companies looking to train a number of staff are recommend to consider our bespoke solution which delivers all the essentials found in this course tailored to the specific application needs of your business. This represents a significant cost saving to any organisation wishing to train multiple employees and is delivered at your offices for logistical ease.
Our bespoke solutions are extremely popular with larger companies and government agencies, most commonly delivered from your premises and for training a number of staff in a single course.
The fundamentals of using an infrared thermal camera are covered as per that of our 2 Day Basic thermography course held in Swindon throughout the year. The difference from our 2 day course is that our bespoke solution is delivered application specific to meet the needs of your organisation.
Although our most common course applications are tailored towards either an electrical, mechanical or building inspection field, we can make truly provide a course solution that meets your needs if different, so please get in touch.
The course involves a mix of classroom based learning, exercise labs and practical inspection with specific case study review on the 2nd day.
Whatever your organisational needs, this course makes an ideal alternative to those who do not require a full level 1 certification for their staff but wish to ensure that the basic of inspection principles are understood.
Level 1 is designed to prepare candidates in the use of thermal imaging equipment for both qualitative and quantitative thermography.
The syllabus topics covered are as per the requirements of ISO18436 and is trained over 4 days (a requirement to meet the number of minimum training hours as defined in ISO18436).
At the end of this course candidates shall be confident in the ability to undertake thermal imaging inspections, perform quantifiable temperature measurements, analyse images, use measurement tools and produce basic reports.
Measurement techniques follow those as per the requirements of ISO18434 for emissivity and reflectivity.
We strongly recommend that candidates have access to and have with them a thermal imaging camera (ideally make and model as per that likely to be using and a laptop with reporting software), if necessary please enquire for guidance when booking a course.
The course will involve a mix of classroom based learning, thermal exercises/labs, practical examination with course work submission and a final course examination. Candidates are required to participate in and complete all course elements satisfactorily in order to be awarded Level 1 certification.
This course is available from our offices in Swindon and other venues throughout the UK. Please see our course calendar for future course dates and to book.
This course is also available to run corporately for your organisation at your premises, for further information or quotation please send us an enquiry with details of where, and for how many people you wish to receive this training course.
New for 2016, following our extensive trials with UAV's for thermal inspection, we were amongst the first in the UK to extend the use of UAV's into the thermal imaging world in 2013. Our UAV's have ranged from small sub 7KG systems to larger 7-20KG aircraft for longer range and endurance, with bespoke ground station units we have a great understanding of the application.
However, it isn't all about flying and thermal imaging in itself is a skill that many UAV operators do not have. Trained and experienced operators who understand thermal imaging are essential in order to analyse and diagnose imaging.
This training course is designed for the UAV operator who is keen to offer thermal imaging as part of their service with a guarantee of providing factual and educated knowledge about the thermogram.
We will demonstrate an effective type of high quality thermal camera system for incorporation into any UAV, run through the basics of configuring this camera system, the use of the designated GUI for parameter adjustments and how to analyse the data captured.
This course is available from our offices in Swindon. Please see our course calendar for future course dates and to book.


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Policy, Practice and Practitioners
Medical humanities has traditionally been focussed on the idea of 'humanising' the medical practitioner, recognising the potential for bio-science training to neglect aspects of human experience that are fundamental to understanding the patient and to good clinical care. This continues to be an important aspect of our work but our approach acknowledges the wider personal, professional and policy context in which individual medical care takes place and within which it plays a relatively minor part. Taking perspectives from outside the context of medical practice, we are able to take a critical view of the way in which that practice has evolved, to question the assumptions that underlie it, and to work with practitioners who are interested in developing new therapeutic approaches. Felicity Callard and Angela Woods lead on our work in mental health that is challenging diagnostic categories in psychosis and examining discriminatory practices toward mental health service users. So much health-related care is negotiated, delivered and determined entirely outside professional clinical contexts: in the home, via the media and in the policy context. Our work, especially that of Sarah Atkinson, Mary Robson, Mike White and a number of our postgraduate students, examines the nature of non-professionalised practice in arts in health and links with government policy on health, wellbeing and happiness to explore its effects on communities and individuals. Our view of current biomedical hegemony over health practice and its concerns is influenced by long view that is both historically and culturally informed. Thus the work of Jane Macnaughton and Corinne Saunders on the arts, the body and concepts of beauty explores the ways in which ideas and practices of the past can provoke stimulating questions in relation to modern medical practice.
Our work in this research cluster is enabled by strong collaborations with the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP Special Interest Group in Medical Humanities), the Durham University and Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust Joint Special Interest Group for Psychosis, and the Mental Disability Advocacy Center (an international human rights organisation specializing in research, advocacy and strategic litigation focused around mental disability). In addition, through our Arts in Health Associate, Mary Robson, we have on-going relationships with community projects in Tilery School, Stockton-on-Tees, Kirklees, and Sunderland. The regular meetings we hold with these groups have galvanised our thinking about research directions and enabled us to ensure that our research is making a difference.
Future work in this cluster will focus on deepening our relationships with general practice, the mental health sector, and with the arts and health consultancy organisation, Common Knowledge. We are keen to involve practitioners in these areas directly in our research and to that end a professional doctorate scheme is under development as well as a new MA in Medical Humanities. We plan to extend our interdisciplinary approach to health conditions from its current focus on mental health to look specifically at respiratory disease through the new project Breathing Spaces, which extends work conducted by the Smoking Special Interest Group. A second phase of work on Hearing the Voice is also being developed.
To find out more about this research email: email@example.com


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Lounges & breakfast
You can enjoy both breakfast rooms at any time of the day.
They offer each one of the soft and warm atmospheres, in which you can relax there or restore you.
- Fridge
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- Kettle
- Coffee maker
- Washing up
Games of companies are at your disposal as well as many information about our region.


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This blog will also be featuring articles from its predecessor, the CCUC Messenger Newsletter. So please enjoy this special article from our very own Rev. Ming Lee.
A Church to Fulfill the Commission: Local Mission? Foreign Mission?
There are two general views churches have regarding missions: One is to excel in local outreach and address foreign missions when there is sufficient financial support; the other believes God will supply all the resources when the church is fully committed to its missionary mandate. How should we move forward then? What priority shall we set? Is it true that there are only local and foreign missions? And how can we move from local to overseas missions?
More than two thousand years ago, when the disciples stood gazing at Jesus' ascension, the angels said, "Men of Galilee, why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven." (Acts 1:11) Such a proclamation reminds believers of all ages to focus on worldwide gospel needs, because our Lord will return one day and we shall be judged by what we have done. Let us review Jesus' commission to the disciples from three perspectives (Acts 1:6-11).
The disciples were apparently very concerned with the restoration of the kingdom of Israel. But Jesus' rebuke clearly told them that it was not for them to know the time or date the Father had set by His above. God made no revelation to them until Jesus came to launch the plan of salvation (Luke 2:11-12). It was apparent that God's plan to save all nations centered around Jesus' disciples, who were willing to take on the responsibilities of preaching the gospel to the whole world (Matthew 24:14).
How can we spread the gospel all over the world among so many ethnic groups and over 7 billion people? We need to understand Jesus' command from both a geographic and cultural aspect. Jesus said, "You will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth." In terms of geography, the disciples were told to spread the gospel from Jerusalem (local), Judea (nearby), Samaria (further away), and to the ends of the earth (far away). On the other hand, when the scope of the task is viewed culturally, Jerusalem was a place sharing the same culture and language with the disciples (equivalent to the Putonghua speakers among Chinese), Judea had the same culture but different dialects (such as Shanghainese, Cantonese, and Fujianese speakers); whereas the Samarians had a similar culture but different languages (such as Japanese and Korean); and finally, the "ends of the earth" are places where the cultures and languages are entirely different (for example, Britain, Spain, Germany, and France). Hence, an analogy has been made by scholars in the missionary field that proposes four types of missionary targets; that is, Type 1 with the same culture and language, Type 2 with the same culture but different dialects, Type 3 with a similar culture but different languages, and Type 4 with different cultures and different languages.
For sure, God's will is for us to preach the gospel near and afar, regardless of cultural and language barriers. But many churches today have a tendency to set their priorities on nearby communities with the same culture/language. This would certainly hinder the worldwide spread of gospel. My conviction is that Jesus' mandate is for us to take on all four types of missionary targets.
It is indeed a difficult task to fulfill such a mandate. Nonetheless, it is not impossible. The Bible has affirmed us that God's plan can be accomplished by the power of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2:1-4, 4:31, and 16:25-26 clearly describe God's empowering the disciples with the Holy Spirit when they gathered together to pray, enabling them to speaking other tongues, and giving them the courage to speak the Word of God with boldness. We may sometimes be astonished by the seemingly inconclusive ending of the Acts (Acts 28:30, 31). But perhaps there is no better close to the book than to witness the evangelization of the limits of the then-known world – Rome, the capital of the gentiles – as commanded by Jesus. Dear brothers and sisters, CCUC is a missionary church. We do have missionary conferences, budgets for missionary work, as well as missionary programs. Nevertheless, we need to remind ourselves whether we are indeed doing what Jesus has commended us to fulfill. Are we committed to all four types of missionary tasks? Are we sending people out to spread the gospel besides giving financial aid? It is our wish that the whole church, and every member in it, continue to grow and complete the tasks in order to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus. You are therefore encouraged to do the following:
1. Pray for our missionaries and their missionary work for at least 5 minutes every day for three months.
2. Make a commitment by faith to financially support all four types of missionary tasks.
3. Participate in local outreach ministry and/or short-term mission.
4. Earnestly explore before God whether you would join full-time ministry or missionary services.


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By Christine M. Williams, Anchor Correspondent
WESTON, Mass. — In facing the challenge of raising faith-filled children, it may seem like Catholic parents have few friends. Catholic Citizenship is making a renewed push to be an ally in bringing young people closer to Christ.
For their kickoff event, they will screen "God's Not Dead," a film about a Christian college student challenged by his atheist professor. The film's screenwriters, two outspoken Catholics, will lead a round-table discussion, which will also feature prominent local Catholics, including Mass. attorney Erika Bachiochi. Speakers will take questions, and participants will have the opportunity to address them individually in breakout sessions.
The event will take place at Regis College's Eleanor Welch Casey Theatre, 235 Wellesley Street in Weston on June 18 from 3-9 p.m. All are welcome to attend. Event organizers hope to attract many high-schoolers, college students and young adults and offer them encouragement.
Catholic Citizenship's new executive director, Agatha Bodwell of Sandwich, said she knows first-hand the challenge of graduating college with a degree and an intact faith.
"I went to college Pro-Life, I came out pro-choice and it took me 10 years to turn myself around again," she said. "Once you get to school, no matter how strong your faith is, you're going to be surrounded by people who are going to challenge it every day."
She added that young people's minds are moldable and that some professors actively discourage faith, pitting it against science as if the two are incompatible. They may make it seem like people who believe in the Bible and Christian values are stupid. They do not recognize God as a valid intellectual pursuit.
These challenges are addressed directly in the film. The screenwriters know precisely how challenging it can be to integrate faith into all areas of life even in a hostile environment. Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelman, spoke with The Anchor over the phone from Hollywood, where neither Catholics nor God are well regarded. Solomon said, "If you can survive there, you can pretty much do it anywhere."
Both men said that for years they compartmentalized their faith lives and professional lives.
"We got broken," Solomon said. "We just couldn't do it anymore."
Konzelman said that at first, they decided to leave the movie business behind, but God had other plans. "We made a decision to leave the industry, and the Lord said to us, 'No, that's not what I want from you. You're having an exceedingly tough time here, but there's a reason for that too, and I want you working for Me.'"
He added that God made His message to them crystal clear. "We're guys from Jersey and New York. The Lord can't be very subtle and have it take any effect on us. He's hit us with a cinderblock a few times."
The writers said that the next generation will also face hard choices in their professional and personal lives. They will need to discern between what they can tolerate and what they need to stand against. Media can be an ally in this pursuit.
Solomon said, "This is the business where one movie can change people's views on almost everything."
The power of media is well-known to Bodwell and her partner in planning this event, Carl Nelson from Wellesley. Over the past decade, Nelson has financially supported about half a dozen faith-based movies.
"My wife came to accept Jesus Christ because of a film. That became very personal to me. I saw that impact, and we went and got involved in films that proclaim Christ," he said.
Bodwell said her then-11-year-old daughter saw "God's Not Dead" last year and Bodwell noticed that the movie inspired her daughter to be more devout. Bodwell called the film "inspirational" and a "great tool for evangelization."
"It made a huge impact on my daughter's life," she said. "It just draws you into a closer relationship with the Lord."
To RSVP, call 781-368-7889 or visit www.catholic-citizenship.org.


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Dragon Shouts:
Learned from bookshelves in the Dungeon World. (right click the bookshelf)
Merlin Saga: 6 Word Walls (Bookshelves)
Asmodae Adventure: 10 Word Walls
Viking Journey: 9 Word Walls
God of War: 1 World Wall
You can find hints on where each shout is below.
/shout list
/shout word1 word2 word3
/cast bind word1-word2-word3
Soon, /cast unbind should work . (being fixed)
Bindable Items:
- Unnamed Stick
- Unnamed Blaze Rod
- Unnamed Bone
- Unnamed Ghast Tear
- Unnamed Feather
What they are:
Elemental Fury(Su Grah Dun): Gives momentary haste and strength buff.
- Dwarf ruins – a room? (Merlin Saga)
- World Tree (Asm0dae Adventure)
- Forge in Yarlside (Asmodae Adventure)
Unrelenting Force(Fus Ro Dah): Throws enemies back.
- Justicar Castle (Merlin Saga)
- Anubis Underworld Dungeon (Asmodae Adventure)
- Loki's Dungeon (Viking Journey)
Whirlwind Spirit(Wuld Nah Kest): Gives you momentary burst of speed.
- A waterfall near a camp. (Asmodae Adventure)
- Wrecked boat in mushroom valley (Asmodae Adventure)
- A cave that leads to a treasure island (Viking Journey)
Cyclone(Ven Gar Nos): Creates Cyclone at enemy.
- Fall in the right place. Millies Mansion. (Merlin Saga)
- A dark cave with Harpies. Mushroom Valley. (Asmodae Adventure)
- Swim to the skies. (Viking Journey)
Fire Breath(Yol Toor Shul): Burns enemies.
- Pwings Tutorial =) /warp tutorial
- Dragon Cave. (Viking Journey)
- Pandora's Dungeon. (God of War)
Soul Tear(Rii Vaaz Zol): Damages enemies.
- Magus City Sewers (Merlin Saga)
- Underworld, the opposite path. (Asmodae Adventure)
- An old graveyard (Viking Journey)
Aura Whisper(Laas Ya Nir): Shows living players nearby.
- An offcourse path in slimeballs dungeon. (Merlin Saga)
- Path to jagged rocks. (Asmodae Adventure)
- Bleak Valley – read the signs! (Viking Journey)
Clear Skies(Lok Vah Koor): Removes storms, rainy weather.
Being remade
- Behind the cobwebs, evil spiders protect. (Asmodae Adventure)
- Forsaken Valley. The path towards haventown. (Asmodae Adventure)
- A strange boat on the way to Vine Valley. (Viking Journey)
Drain Vitality(Gaan Lah Haas): Damages enemies.Being remade
Hints: You must burn in Skeleton Queens Dungeon. (Merlin Saga) A home near the Tavern. (Asmodae Adventure) Jotnar Giants like to hide things in vines. (Viking Journey)


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At Denihan, we believe that the craft of incorporating aesthetics with thoughtful and functional design is a key differentiator in the guest experience. We collaborate with award-winning architectural firms, interior designers and independent creatives, all of whom are collectively making an impact in today's world of design. Our team of design and construction experts ensure that each creative and artistic contribution results in elevated, stylish spaces and memorable settings that are an authentic reflection of the neighborhood and city in which the hotel resides.
The Surrey's impressive art collection includes 31 original modern artworks which are dispersed throughout the hotel's unique private and public spaces, including notable pieces by Chuck Close, Jenny Holzer, Jimmie Martin and more. The Surrey was the 'Official VIP Hotel' of the 2011 Armory Show. It is a Lincoln Center Conservancy Member hotel. The Surrey has a partnership with Park Avenue Armory on various projects and provides unique offerings for guests.
As an homage to the creative communities that surround us, the #artatthejames program features a mix of local, national and international artists that is intended to enhance the visual journey – from corridors to public spaces to guestrooms. At The James New York, artist and curator Matthew Jensen worked with the Irving Sandler Artists File to select pieces for Stand Here and Listen, a collection displayed as a vertical gallery with one artist to each floor.
The James' newest installation on the 6th Avenue façade of The James New York by artist Paul Wackers marks the brand's first public-facing extension of #artatthejames. Created with the surrounding Soho neighborhood in mind, The James' public art initiative strives to elevate the local community through art that is approachable, engaging and interactive.