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Recent feedback we have received from clients either by email or through our facebook page...
** Absolutely amazing meal with Tim and Sarah, couldn't praise them more it made our weekend away and my mother in laws 70th birthday extra special. I couldn't believe the ease of arranging the booking to the incredible service on the night. The food was to die for and Tim and Sarah were so lovely ! Thanks again guys really was a night to remember and I will try to book again soon !!!
RH - Birthday dinner party , nr Alton, Hants. February 2018 via Facebook.
** Thank you for a magnificent dinner on Saturday which Claire arranged with you....Everything from canapes to truffles was done to the highest standards...as was the unobtrusive service. We and all the guests were most impressed.
WS - Dinner Party, Bucklers Hard, November 2017, via email
** Thank you both so much for an absolutely fantastic meal on Saturday. You exceeded all our expectations. As well as wonderful food, the service you provided was outstanding. You are a delightful couple and you made Glyn's birthday a memorable occasion.. Thank you again.
JW - Birthday dinner party, Beaulieu, November 2017, via email
**Dear Tim and Sarah, Thank you for making our day special with your lovely food. It was a great sucess.
SC - Delivered hot buffet, Milford-on-Sea, October 2017, via email
**I cannot offer enough praise for the fantasic job you did in catering for my mum's 70th bithdaydinner party last Saturday. Your suggestions and ideas for the menu were fantastic, your perfect mix of friendliness and professionalism on the night was spot on, the food was out of this world and the kitchen was left looking immaculate. You made us feel very special and all the adults and children had a wonderful evening - thank you so much for being part of an unforgettable evening. I would recommend you in a heartbeat to anybody who was looking for a catering company who can provise an outstanding plate of food with wonderfully personal touch.
SB - Birthday dinner party, Fordingbridge, June 2017, via email
**We just wanted to thank you again for all your hard work on our wedding day. Not only was the food outstanding (as we knew it would be!) but the service you provided was so organised, efficient and calm. Everyone had a brilliant time, especialy D and I (we agreed it was our best day, ever!) and we can't thank you enough for that! The feedback from our guests was brilliant too, everyone loved the food, and they certainly enjoyed the bar! Please pass on our thanks to the whole team and thank them too for making it such a perfect , special day for us.
I must also thank you for clearing so much for us and leaving everything totally spotless. It certainly made calearing out Sunday much easier to bear, and I know the venue owner was very appreciative and impressed too.
Mr & Mrs H, Wedding, May 2017, via email
**Belated thanks for a fabulous meal and for helping make my 50th birthday so wonderful.
We really appreciated everything....the food was amazing and beautifully presented and tasty...we could not have asked for more.
Thanks again
NC - Birthday dinner party, Bransgore, via email
** I found TASTE by chance online and am so glad I did! I had reservations at first as I wasn't sure what we would end up with but I shouldn't have worried - from my initial enquiry they were profesional, helpful and accomodated all our needs - nothing was too much bother, and most importantly, the food and service was amazing !! The canapes, lamb, and local cheese were particular favourites. It was a real treat to have private chefs cooking for our special evening.
I would highly recomend Tim and Sarah's catering services they really delivered on all levels - friendly, profesional, great food and they even cleaned up ( properly ) after themselves. They are passionate about their business which shows in their food and profesionalism. Thank you for a wonderful evening and I hope your business continues to grow.
LS - Hen Party, Lymington, September 2016, via email
**The buffet last night was delicious and everyone really enjoyed it. Thank you very much for your hard work.
KW - Anniversary party buffet, Southampton, June 2016, via email
** I just wanted to extend a huge thank you for making the event on Saturday night such a sucess,
The food was delicious and everyone commented on how lovely you both were and the quality of the food/service. The chocolates were also divine !
AT - Hen Party, Lymington, April 2016, via email
** Had the pleasure of being served dinner by this fine pair last night - a fabulous food, every course was 'wow', highly recommended ! Thanks again and very well done *****
AC - Birthday dinner, Hythe, March 2016, via Facebook
** A massive thanks to Tim and Sarah for outstanding food last night matched with great service. Every course was superb.
AG - Birthday Dinner, Hythe, March 2016, via Facebook
** Just a quick note to say how much we enjoyed our dinner on Saturday night.
We were very impressed with your food, your efficiency and your friendliness. It was a really lovely evening. Thanks again.
SR - Family Dinner Party, New Forest, November 2015, Via email
**Just to thank you for a fabulous meal last night. The experience was absolutely brillaint and the food was spectacular! Our friends were properly surprised, which was the main idea ( they'd been expecting a takeaway or similar ) The menu was spot-on and it was lovely to meet you both in person. I hope ou weren't too late home, and thank you again for taking such good care of us !
JA - Dinner Party, Brockenhurst, October 2015, via email.
**Thanks for a fabulous meal. We all enjoyed it. Highly recommended. I'm sure we can come up with an excuse to do it again.
CR – Family Birthday lunch Party, Winchester October 2015 via Facebook
**Had a fantastic family lunch today, delicious food, beautifully presented and lovely, friendly service. Would recommend you both to anyone - thanks! -
AK – Family Birthday lunch Party, Winchester , October 2015 via Facebook
**Thank you so much for making my Dad's 70th birthday meal so special for us all! The food was amazing and a far higher standard both in taste and presentation than we would have got at a restaurant, especially because the menu was tailored exactly according to my Dad's favourite foods! You made the whole experience feel really special and catered for our every need, as well as providing a special meal for the children. My dad said it was the best birthday he has ever had! I would HIGHLY recommend TASTE dining company to everyone!
NS – Family Birthday dinner party, New Forest, October 2015
Just to thank you again for a fabulous meal last night: the experience was absolutely brilliant and the food was spectacular! Our friends were properly surprised, which was the main idea (they'd been expecting a takeaway or similar), the menu was spot on, and it was lovely to meet you both in person. I hope you weren't too late home, and thank you again for taking such good care of us!
JA - Dinner Party, New Forest, October 2015
**The phrase "Above and Beyond" is banded about a lot these days but it definitely appiles to TASTE Dining.We had 9 different suppliers on our Wedding day (who were all lovely!) but it was Tim and Sarah who, without a doubt, made our day the success it was.
Right from the first meeting we hit it off as they are both so friendly and open to new ideas. Not only did they devise a brand new menu for us which was different from their usual style but when we asked for a few unconventional things they took it perfectly in their stride. Many of the requests undoubtedly meant more work for TASTE but this was never implied at any stage and all requests were met with a friendly smile and a "can do" attitude.
We had a very DIY wedding with many aspects throughout the day and it was such a relief to know that we could just hand over the whole First Drinks, Wedding Breakfast and Cake Serving part of the day to TASTE and know that not only would it be carried out professionally but also to the highest standard with every minute detail double checked.
The tables were set up and dressed exactly as we had imagined in our head and the food was absolutely delicious. So many guests commented not only on the very high quality but also the quantity. Everyone was stuffed but didn't want to stop eating - ourselves included! One of our guests is a Head Chef and a bit of a piccalilli connoisseur and he made a point of approaching us to comment on how much he enjoyed the food...and to give the piccalilli a big thumbs up!
Tim and Sarah and their team of friendly smiling staff also tidied and bagged everything into a neat pile before they left so that we could easily pick it up the next day. A godsend when we only had a short space of time to clear the venue the following day.
In short, we feel blessed to have found TASTE Dining as they were the perfect company for our wedding and exceeded our expectations at every turn. Their standard of service and food is outstanding and their communication and organisation is excellent. I feel a bit upset now that I won't be chatting to them by email anymore as they became like friends to us.
Mr & Mrs H, Wedding, Beaulieu, September 2015
**Amazing food – loved the fact the ingredients were locally sourced. Flavour of pannacotta original and fantastic
**Delicious local food, beautifully presented. Very friendly welcoming atmosphere. I would definitely recommend T.A.S.T.E. dining company and Packridge Farm. Thank you for a wonderful evening.
**First class dining, brilliant location, genuinely tasty local food
**I love the idea of the Pop-Up Restaurant for the Hampshire Food Festival
**Great idea, met some very entertaining people over an equally great meal
**Wonderful location and food
**Amazing location and wonderful chef and hosts
**Wonderful food, superb hospitality, incredible venue, knowledgeable and friendly chef.
**Amazing, thank you!
Feedback from our pop-up restaurant at Packridge Farm near Romsey during Hampshire food festival – July 2015
**We thoroughly enjoyed Thursday evening, it felt very indulgent and was a lovely surprise for my parents. The food and service was exemplary, a really memorable evening, thank you and we wish you every success with your business.
J & R – Family Birthday Dinner party, near Fordingbridge, May 2015
** I just wanted to say thank you so much to both of you. The food and service was amazing and far exceed our expectations! We really enjoyed it, and you were both fantastic, unobtrusive and so flexible with our requests. You really did help create an amazing night and everyone was very impressed with your service. We want to eat like that every night now, it's a shame you aren't based close to us in Kent :)!!
We left cards in the venue and I will definitely recommend you wherever possible.
OR – Dinner Party, Ringwood, January 2015


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Dandelion news
8 Aug 2013 : Dandelion 1.0.0 released #
I'm pleased to announce the release of Dandelion version 1.0.0. Dandelion is an Open Source (LGPL) 3D network graph visualisation tool that can be controlled by other programs through a simple network interface. The source code is up on GitHub and you can download Windows and Linux deb installers from the Dandelion page. As always this is just an initial release. Hopefully I'll get time to implement the many more improvements planned in the near future.

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Uralac® Ultra
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How to Clean a Flat-Top Range
Glass flat-top stoves may seem easier to clean than traditional electric ranges, but spilled food on a hot flat top quickly burns into a hardened, charred mess that can be difficult to remove without scratching the glass. Ceramic and glass stovetop cleansers are specially formulated to clean oil splatters and cooked on food. These gentle cleansers do not contain harsh abrasives and will not scratch your flat-top stove as you clean it.
Hold the razor blade scraper at a 45-degree angle and scrape the burned food off the stovetop. Don't be afraid to press down slightly on the razor blade as you scrape.
Apply a dime-sized portion of the ceramic cooktop cleanser to the surface of the flat-top range. Scrub the area with a ceramic cooktop cleaning pad.
Continue adding the cleanser and scrubbing the flat-top until all the burned-on food, grease splatters and other cooking residues are removed.
Add a small dab of the cleanser to a paper towel and buff the surface of the flat-top range to bring it to a shine.
Wipe down the flat-top range surface to remove the cleanser residue.
Things Needed
- Razor blade scraper
- Ceramic cooktop cleanser
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- Glass flat-top stoves have delicate surfaces. Pot handles, metal cans, spatulas and other hard surfaces can scratch the glass top. Dropping something on the stove can chip or even crack the surface. Using pot and pans with a rough or ridged bottom can also scratch the cooktop.
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06 Pre-Order | Sofia Hijab Doll ~ Fully Removable Dress Liberty Edition
Salaam and Hello,
This is Sofia, Liberty London edition. She is one of a kind heirloom handmade hijab doll from Malaysia. Sofia is lovable, huggable, ready for lots of gentle playtime and cuddles. All materials used in her construction have been carefully sourced and selected. She is made with lots of love.
Sofia is approximately 40cm tall. She is able to sit and stand with support or when leaning against something. Sofia's dress is made from Liberty London Cotton Tana Lawn. Her half-lined clothing is fully removable. Sofia's hijab is fix. Her body is fully lined and firmly filled with premium resilient polyester filling. Her eyes and lips are hand embroidered. Her cheeks are delicately stained with Stockmar Waldorf beeswax rouge.
Besides being the companion for a child, she is perfect as a hijab introductory medium for children through play, wonderful as keepsake, beautiful for nursery décor, perfect as gifts or souvenir from Malaysia.
DollsByMawar dolls are well-made however not designed for rough play. They are recommended as heirloom dolls, delicate play for children over the age of 5 with adult supervision due to inclusion of small parts.
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Italy has the largest cultural heritage in the world - with its cities of art, landscape, museums, archaeological sites, libraries and archives - admired and envied by all. The demand for cultural tourism is growing around the world and represents one of the most significant segments of the European tourism market, whereas about 40% of those who decide to travel in the Old Continent are motivated by a desire to participate in cultural activities.
The General Directorate for the Promotion of Cultural Heritage performs functions and duties in the areas of the promotion of knowledge, public enjoyment and appreciation of cultural heritage, in accordance with the provisions of art. 6 of the Code of Cultural Heritage, in respect of all hospitals, places of culture in art. 101, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the same Code, which are attributable to the State or made by the State.
Department I adopts provisions relating to the acquisition of cultural goods or items according to the methods in Article 21 of the royal decree no. 363 of 30th January 1913, predicated upon the approval of the competent technical-scientific committee; takes measures relating to decisions by the Ministerial leadership, according to Article 48, Comma 5 of the law, to assume the risks to which cultural goods are exposed when they are displayed in exhibitions and shows in Italy and abroad...
Department II supports the General Director in activities related to communication, promotion and diffusion of awareness of cultural heritage, locally, nationally and internationally, including through specific integrated informative and disclosure campaigns both nationally and internationally, with reference to specific territorial realities or specifically determined cultural paths which are identified and defined by (and the contents of which are developed with the understanding of) the Directors General in charge and the ministerial offices to which the various institutes and places of culture involved in the promotional efforts are entrusted. The information campaigns can also regard institutes and places of culture pertinent to other entities, both public or private, provided there is an understanding between the entities involved...


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January 7, February 4, March 4, April 1, May 6 … First Sunday of Every Month! – Veterans Community Open Mic, with host Andrea Assaf, DJ Cotton, and special guests! 6:30-9 PM, Tre Amici @ The Bunker, 1907 N. 19th St., Ybor City, Tampa.
February 7 – Writing Workshop for Women of Color & Allies! A collaboration with Kitchen Table Literary Arts, and the USF School of Theatre & Dance. Wed, 6:30-8:30 PM @ USF Theatre (TAR) room 249.
March 10 – Veteran Arts: Warrior Writers & the Combat Hippies join Art2Action join forces for a special Reading in conjunction with AWP! 6-7 PM @ Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, 400 N Ashley Dr., Tampa, FL.
April 19-22 – Andrea Assaf directs Speed Killed My Cousin by Linda Parris-Bailey & The Carpetbag Theatre @ El Centro Su Teatro, Denver.
May 18 – Veteran Arts: CHRYSALIS: A new play about Veterans, Transformation, and the Process of Becoming More Human. Art2Action launches a 2-week exhibit of Veteran Arts (curated by Saori Murphy) @ the Scarfone/Hartley Gallery of the University of Tampa with a one-night-only remount performance of Chrysalis! Not to be missed!
May 26-June 2 — Andrea Assaf is Writer in Residence at The Betsy Hotel in Miami Beach! Catch her cameo at the Piano Slam on Sunday, her Reading on Wednesday, or the Conversation with the Artist on Thursday!
June 2 — WOMEN, join us for a special Writing Workshop with Kitchen Table Literary Arts, 2-4pm; followed by a Reading featuring Women Veterans, FREE and open to the public, to close out the Kaleidoscope Exhibit. Scarfone Hartley Gallery @ University of Tampa.
June 8-21 — Celeste Miller, Miroslava Wilson and Mujeres en Ritual Danza-Teatro are in residence with Art2Action in Tampa, collaborating with Dora Arreola on Women at Waters Edge / Mujeres al filo del aqua (a new work co-commissioned with NPN). Stay tuned for the premiere in 2019!!
July 12-26, 2018 — The National Institute for Directing & Ensemble Creation returns, including a First Peoples Pre-Conference, and the first Mentorship Institute! In partnership with Pangea World Theatre, Minneapolis.
August 25, 7:30 PM – Veteran Arts: The War & Treaty WOW Concert @ USF Oval Theater, Marshall Center (MSC 2nd floor, 4103 Cedar Cir, Tampa, Florida 33620). Special opening performance by Andresia "Real" Moseley. FREE admission, and free popcorn!
August 26, 1-3 PM – Veteran Arts: Songwriting Workshop with The War & Treaty @ USF School of Theatre & Dance (TAR 130). This workshop for veterans, spouses/partners and caregivers, kicks-off our *NEW* Veteran Arts workshop series. It's FREE!
October 1 – Veteran Arts: Combat Hippies @ the Veterans Community Open Mic! 6:30-9 PM, Tre Amici @ The Bunker, 1907 N. 19th St., Ybor City, Tampa.
October 23 – Veteran Arts: Special "Creative Forces" Edition of the Veterans Community Open Mic, co-hosted by Sheree L. Grear of Kitchen Table Literary Arts, featuring The War & Treaty! Tampa Museum of Art, in conjunction with the Florida Creative Forces Summit.
October 26-29 – Veteran Arts: Digital Storytelling Intensive for Veterans with The Carpetbag Theatre @ USF (TAR 249).
December 1, 7 PM – Veteran Arts: CHRYSALIS: A new play about Veterans, Transformation, and the Process of Becoming More Human @ USF School of Theatre & Dance (TAR 120). FREE!
September 28, 2016 – Public Talk & Book Signing by Cherrie Moraga @ USF (details coming soon!)
September 29-October 2, 2016 – Mathematics of Love by Cherrie Moraga, directed by Dora Arreola @ USF Theatre 2 (co-presented by Art2Action & USF School of Theatre & Dance)
October 4-5, 2016 – Eleven Reflections on September, National Asian American Theater Conference & Festival @ OSF, produced by the Consortium of Asian American Theatres & Artists (CAATA). Featuring Andrea Assaf, Lubana Al Quntar, Eylem Basaldi and April Centrone. Visit caata.net
October 15, 2016 – Andrea Assaf directs Speed Killed My Cousin (by Linda Parris-Bailey & The Carpetbag Theatre) at ASU Gammage
November 6, 2016 – The Veterans Community Open Mic reignites, with a special guest performance by the incredible singing duo, The War & Treaty! Co-hosted by Andrea Assaf & Linda Parris-Bailey, at a NEW LOCATION: Tre Amici @ The Bunker, 1907 N. 19th St., Ybor City, Tampa. (…AND DON'T FORGET TO VOTE ON NOV 8TH!!)
December 4, 2016 & January 1, 2017 – Veterans Community Open Mic, with hosts Andrea Assaf & Andresia "Real" Moseley! Tre Amici @ The Bunker, 1907 N. 19th St., Ybor City, Tampa.
February 2-5, 2017 – "R&R Festival: From Recovery to Rejuvenation" – performances by, for, about and with veterans, in conjunction with the National Summit on Arts & Health in the Military (co-organized by Americans for the Arts) @ USF Theatre 1 and associated locations! Special EPIC evening, 5-8 PM, Tre Amici @ The Bunker!
February 25-March 4 – Andrea Assaf: SpeakOut Residency with Tigertail Productions! Andrea hosts a Teen Slam on March 2, 6-9 PM @ Miami Beach Botanical Gardens, and gives a Reading of New Work, March 3, 8pm @ The Betsy Hotel, Miami Beach.
March 5 – Veterans Community Open Mic, with host, Andrea Assaf, DJ Cotton, and special guests! 6:30-9 PM, Tre Amici @ The Bunker, 1907 N. 19th St., Ybor City, Tampa.
March 6-8 – Working Narratives – Andrea Assaf directs a staged reading of Speed Killed My Cousin, Wilmington, NC.
March 9-12 -"Art in the Service of Understanding" convening, New England Foundation for the Arts; Andrea Assaf directs a staged reading of Speed Killed My Cousin @ Emerson College, Boston, MA.
March 22 – Veteran Arts: The War & Treaty – Songwriting Workshop for Veterans and service members, family members, spouses/partners/significant others, and caregivers. @ USF, details coming soon!
March 29 – "Indelible: Veteran Love Stories" – TEDx performance! 6 PM @ USF Marshall Center Ballroom.
April 2017 – THIS Bridge: Rasha Abdulhadi – Poetry Workshops for student veterans, and for Arab/Muslim students @ USF
April 2 – Veterans Community Open Mic, with host, with special guests: Rasha Abdulhadi, and the USF IPad Touch Band! 6:30-9 PM, Tre Amici @ The Bunker, 1907 N. 19th St., Ybor City, Tampa.
May 7, June 4, July 2 – Veterans Community Open Mic, with host Andrea Assaf, DJ Cotton, and special guests! 6:30-9 PM, Tre Amici @ The Bunker, 1907 N. 19th St., Ybor City, Tampa.
July 7-25, 2017 — MARK YOUR CALENDARS for The National Institute for Directing & Ensemble Creation, including the official launch of the Next Generation Artists Institute! A partnership with Pangea World Theatre, Minneapolis.
August 13-18, 2015 — National Institute for Directing & Ensemble Creation: Peer Leadership Exchange. A partnership with Pangea World Theatre, Minneapolis.
September 25 — THIS Bridge: Aya Tarek Art Talk. Egyptian graffiti artist & muralist introduces her work to Tampa. FREE event! 3:30pm @ FAH 290 (University of South Florida, College of the Arts). Drop by the Contemporary Art Museum, Sept 25-30, to see Aya painting a new work on campus!
September 28 — THIS Bridge: Film Screening: The Microphone, featuring a Q&A with Egyptian graffiti artist Aya Tarek (who's in the film!). FREE event, with popcorn! 7:30pm @ The Oval Theatre, Marshall Center (2nd floor), University of South Florida (USF), Tampa
October 1, 2015 — THIS Bridge: Aya Tarek's World Premiere of a new painting! With FREE Middle Eastern food and fantastic DJs! 7-9pm @ the Contemporary Art Museum, USF-Tampa. ON EXHIBIT THROUGH DECEMBER 2015
October 20, 2015 — THIS Bridge: Heather Raffo, award-winning Iraqi American playwright offers a special lecture on Cultural Diplomacy, in partnership with the USF Department of Government & International Affairs. 3:30pm @ USF Patel Center for Global Solutions, 1st floor auditorium.
November 12-15 & 19-22 — THIS Bridge: 9 Parts of Desire, by Heather Raffo, directed by Andrea Assaf. Thurs-Sat 7:30pm and Sundays 3pm @ Theatre 2, University of South Florida (USF), Tampa. Special Events: Live Music with the Five Stars Band, Nov 19 & 21, 7 PM @ Theatre 2. Post-show Dialogues with the cast & director Andrea Assaf, Nov 19, 20 & 21.
February 22, 2016 – THIS Bridge: Aya Tarek Reception @ USF Graphic Studio
March 16, 2016 – "Poems, Protest & Pennsylvania" – Andrea Assaf performs @ Penn State
March 29, 2016 – THIS Bridge: 30 Plays in 30 Years: An Evening with Bina Sharif, 8 PM @ The Oval Theatre (USF Marshall Center).
August 28, 2014 8:30 PM — THIS Bridge: Negin Farsad Comedy Show! @ USF Marshall Center, Oval Theatre. BUY TICKETS
August 29, 7:30 PM — The Muslims Are Coming! Film Screening & discussion with co-producer, Negin Farsad @ USF-Tampa University Lecture Hall (ULH 101)
September 8 & 10, 8 PM — Eleven Reflections on September Concert Performance, featuring THIS Bridge: Aida Shahghasemi & Andrea Assaf @ Barness Recital Hall, USF School of Music.
September 12, 7:30 PM — Eleven Reflections on September Concert Performance, featuring Andrea Assaf and Aida Shahghasemi. Part of "Global Fridays" @ Arab American National Museum, Dearborn, MI
September 19, 2014, 2:30 PM — Andrea Assaf & Aida Shahghasemi perform at the 5th national gathering of RAWI, with Mizna @ The Open Book, Minneapolis, MN.
October 5, 5-9 PM — SPECIAL EVENT! WUSF records the VETERANS OPEN MIC LIVE! with guest artists Donna Mejia & Linda Parris-Bailey (The Carpetbag Theatre), 6:30-9 PM @ Sacred Grounds Coffee House. Come early, at 5 PM, for a FREE Creative Writing Workshop!
October 7, 12:30-1:30 PM — THIS Bridge: Donna Mejia, transnational fusion dance artist mixes Arab & North African forms with Hip-Hop and Electronica in this special lecture-demonstration, @ the USF School of Music, Barness Recital Hall. FREE!
November 8, 7:30 PM — THIS Bridge: Panel Discussion & USF Fall Dance Concert, featuring choreography by Donna Mejia. For tickets & details, visit the USF School of Theatre & Dance.
November 14 — Mujeres en Ritual 15th Anniversary / Quinceaños Celebration! CECUT, Mexico
November 15 — Eleven Reflections on September at FeLiNo 2014, CECUT, Mexico
December 3 & 5, 8 PM — THIS Bridge: Devised Theatre showcase — USF students perform ORIGINAL work @ USF Theatre (TAR 120)
January 11, 2015, 9-10:30 AM — Building Bridges panel, APAP conference (Sheraton Hotel, Gramercy Room)
January 12, 2015, 6:30-8:30 PM — Hi-ARTS Open House & Launch of "11Reflections NYC" featuring Andrea Assaf, Donna Mejia, and Aida Shahghasemi!
February 21, 3 PM — THIS Bridge: Cristal Chanelle Truscott & Progress Theatre present their newest work, The Burnin' at USF Theatre 1, Saturday matinee (2/21). Co-sponsored by the USF Institute for Black Life and the School of Theatre & Dance. TICKETS are $10 for students/veterans/seniors, and $15 general admission at the box office.
March 20 – THIS Bridge: Heather Raffo, Iraqi American playwright, presents work-in-progress of her new libretto, Fallujah, at the USF School of Music Concert Hall.
March 26-29 — Indigenous Artists Gathering as part of the National Institute for Directing & Ensemble Creation. A partnership with Pangea World Theatre, Minneapolis.
April 1, 6pm — THIS Bridge: Arab American Writers Panel, featuring Naomi Shihab Nye, Tahani Salah, and Amir Rabiyah, moderated by Andrea Assaf. In partnership with the USF Humanities Institute.
April 9, 8pm — THIS Bridge: National Poetry Month Celebration! @ Oval Theatre, USF Marshall Center. Don't miss our extraordinary line-up, featuring award-winning poets Tahani Salah, and Amir Rabiyah, hosted by Tampa Bay's own Andresia "Real" Poet, and DJ Cotton! Co-sponsored by the USF Arab Cultural Association, Humanities Institute and English Department.
April 30-May 17, 2015 — Eleven Reflections on September – NYC PREMIERE @ La MaMa! In partnership with Hi-ARTS
June 11-14, 2015 — Art2Action @ WOW "Women of the World" Festival @ The Apollo!
June 29-July 2, 2015 — Women Playwrights International Conference includes a workshop on working with veterans, featuring Andrea Assaf & Linda Parris-Bailey. Cape Town, South Africa.


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Attend an Open House, eat in the Dining Hall, talk to faculty and students, and let one of our student ambassadors take you on a tour of campus and help you start a self-guided tour of our waterfront facilities and our downtown. Get started by scheduling your visit.
Washington College's main campus is located on Washington Avenue in historic . The College's 18th-century structures—Custom House, the Patrick Henry House, and the Hynson-Ringgold House—are near the foot of High Street, on the Chester River. The Hodson Boathouse, pk彩票 to the crew and sailing teams, is just downriver.


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Teach your baby fun games and activities to play that are simple and enjoyable for baby and you. Nursery rhymes are also a fun way to teach your children about music, rhyme and language. Teach your kids the lyrics to your favourite nursery rhymes and they'll remember them forever.
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New Jersey's leading business executives and policymakers will meet for a day of information and innovation at New Jersey: State of the State 2011 on Thursday, October 27th at The Palace at Somerset Park.
Revitalizing Our Economy, this year's New Jersey: State of the State 2011 conference, will bring New Jersey's most influential decision-makers in business, government, and academia together to weigh in on the opportunities and the challenges that we face as a state. This all-day session will focus on the state's business environment, the real estate market, healthcare, innovation, and the economy.
New Jersey: State of the State 2011 is for anyone with an interest in the future of New Jersey, including:
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- Government officials, leading academicians and those interested in the vitality of the New Jersey economy.
The first of what will be an annual State of the State series, the event aims to be New Jersey's premier business and public policy conference. You won't want to miss these candid, informed conversations with some of the smartest people in New Jersey about how to move our state forward.
PROGRAM (panels in formation):
New Jerseyans and Healthcare: Who Will Pay the Bill?
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- New Jerseyans and Healthcare: Who Will Pay the Bill?
- Overcoming New Jersey's Political Dysfunction
- Innovation in New Jersey: Have We Lost Our Edge?
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President & CEO, Choose New Jersey
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Editor, Politicker NJ
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Founding Director, Monmouth University Polling Institute
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It's Our 'Kid' GEORGE TIDIMAN on trombone, back again to play for us. What a happy atmosphere he brings to us too, especially as he has booked the best – DENNY ILETT on trumpet, with TIM HUSKISSON on clarinet, 'SOUTHEND BOB' ALLBUT on banjo & vocals( and what vocals), JOHN SIRETT on double bass and BILL FINCH on drums. Great dancing and great laughter can be seen and heard – you betcha. That will be here at Farnborough Jazz Club this Friday, 24th March 2017. Hey, must remind you, our clocks spring forward 1 hour at 1:00am Sunday morning. Yeah – that means Spring Time is really here – Yippee!
Diane and Keith, your hosts for some great jazz.
Early history (taken from /see Wikipedia for more info, go to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Summer)
British Summer Time was first established by the Summer Time Act 1916, after a campaign by builder William Willett. His original proposal was to move the clocks forward by 80 minutes, in 20-minute weekly steps on Sundays in April and by the reverse procedure in September.[6] In 1916 BST began on 21 May and ended on 1 October.[7] Willett never got to see his idea implemented as he died in early 1915.
Periods of deviation[edit]
In 1940, during the Second World War, the clocks in Britain were not put back by an hour at the end of summer. In subsequent years, clocks continued to be advanced by one hour each spring and put back by an hour each autumn until July 1945. During these summers, therefore, Britain was two hours ahead of GMT and operating on British Double Summer Time (BDST). The clocks were brought back in line with GMT at the end of summer in 1945. In 1947, due to severe fuel shortages, clocks were advanced by one hour on two occasions during the spring, and put back by one hour on two occasions during the autumn, meaning that Britain was back on BDST during that summer.[not in citation given][not in citation given][8]
An inquiry during the winter of 1959–60, in which 180 national organisations were consulted, revealed a slight preference for a change to all-year GMT+1, but instead the length of summer time was extended as a trial.[9] A further inquiry during 1966–67 led the government of Harold Wilson to introduce the British Standard Time experiment, with Britain remaining on GMT+1 throughout the year. This took place between 27 October 1968 and 31 October 1971, when there was a reversion to the previous arrangement.
Analysis of accident data for the first two years of the experiment, published by HMSO in October 1970, indicated that while there had been an increase in casualties in the morning, there had been a substantially greater decrease in casualties in the evening, with a total of around 2,500 fewer people killed and seriously injured during the first two winters of the experiment,[10][11] at a time when about 1,000 people a day were killed or injured on the roads.[12][13] However the period coincided with the introduction of Drink-Driving legislation, and the estimates were later modified downwards in 1989.[11]
The trial was the subject of a House of Commons debate on 2 December 1970[14] when, on a free vote, the House of Commons voted by 366 to 81 votes to end the experiment.[15]


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Since yesterday's blogpost sounded more personal, here is another blogpost written with love for you! I am going to talk about the outfit I wore for hiking in the pine forest as a shooting location I went to for the short documentary film 'the words i hope you never have to hear'.
This semester break is totally a break free I have always needed. I am so excited that I finally went to pine forest near the mountain of Tangkuban Perahu, Bandung. It was exactly located a few miles from the mountain.
I went there with my friend as I once requested to go to a place where we can bring ourselves closer to nature. And here it is, a little hike to the pine forest.
We did not bring too many stuff since we did not want to make our bags heavy but one thing that we surely brought was indeed sweater whilst mine was the knitted one. Oh, and for intermezzo, actually that one picture above was once featured on Fossil's Instagram Story since I wore Fossil watch and it was National Friendship Day. That was really exciting! I really love how Fossil treats everyone on social media, they are so lovely and kind.
I loved the ambience there, the temperature was pretty cold yet still acceptable. I loved how the sun flashing through the leaves and made lingering shadows on the ground. They were so lovely and it makes me want to go there again!
I enjoyed sleeping on the ground, and savoring the warmth of sunlight under the tall pine trees. The air was light and beautiful. I used my knitted sweater from Stradivarius as a pillow. I honestly had no idea what to wear for hiking since I was coming from Jakarta and did not really bring too many clothes which means, my outfits were totally limited and that was frustrating?!
But luckily, I decided to wear green army shirt from et cetera which I found from my wardrobe.
I wore blue ripped jeans from Stradivarius and super comfy shoes from Wakai. Umm, is it weird to wear Wakai for hiking since this shoes are more likely to be worn for malls but hey it was comfortable. Okay.
Honestly this is one of my favorite pictures in 2017. I never ever regret taking this picture because I feel like I totally nailed photography in Depth of Field (DoF) subject. Haha!
So that is how I spent my semester break so far. If you still remember my previous post in July Beatitude 2017 saying that there was a lot of things crossed in my minds about social judgement, misinterpretations and many other things, I honestly completely felt better after landing my feet in this place. It is true, they say, sometimes we just need to run away to nature for a day at least, just to clear up our minds. And it really worked. I am not being normative but this is true and it happened to me. Whatever happens, just bring yourself closer to nature. It may put your mind at ease. I hope this blogpost inspires you in every aspects, thank you so much for reading and have a great weekend!


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A freehand machine embroidered Bee lampshade.
A neutral colour felt background using black and yellow threads to stitch the design.
**NOW AVAILABLE ON A CHOICE OF FELT OR 100% COTTON** please message me if you would like cotton.
Please choose the size you require. Please add in a message to me if you would like a table or a ceiling shade. If no preference is made it will automatically be made as a table shade.
Each lampshade has my unique machine embroidered signature on the design.
Sizes available- 15cm diameter by 18cm high - £45 20cm diameter by 18cm high - £60 30cm diameter by 21cm high - £90 40cm diameter by 30cm high - £120
I can also make this design as a cushion or a framed picture.
My lampshades are made to order, so may take anytime between 7 to 10 days, I will email you once I receive payment to give you an estimated delivery time.
Please note that this sale is for the shade only, the stand is not included.
The lampshade rings are Epoxy coated/painted white which prevents rust and come complete with converter plug for European fittings. I use wool mix craft felt which is 40% wool and 60% acrylic and they are backed with a PVC backing which has been tested and passed the glow wire test carried out by the Lighting Association.
Please only clean the shades by dusting using a soft brush or a low setting on the hoover and not using any water.
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Skullcandy released its very first pair of truly wireless earbuds with the "Push." For a retail price of just over $100, the push was a great pair that showed that the headphones company was headed in the right direction. But for those who aren't looking to spend more than a $100 on a pair of wireless earbuds, Skullcandy has released a new and more affordable version with the "Indy."
When it comes to the Indy's design, Skullcandy stuck with the basics and used a more traditional earbud style, similar to those of the Apple Airpods. Both left and right channels incorporate touch controls that allow you to control a few basic functions of your smartphone. Each channel also includes has a small LED that will indicate the current connection status of the Indy.
For comfort, the Indy will come with three different sizes of silicone ear gels, and for added comfort and security, Skullcandy has included a stabilizing gel that you can wrap around the earbuds that will allow for a more secure fit inside your ear. This is strictly intended for the times that you'll be doing strenuous activity, such as running or working out. The carrying and charging case opts for the same clamshell design used by the Apple Airpods. This allows for the Indy to be comfortably carried in your pants or jacket pocket, which I personally think is a step up from the pill-shaped case that Skullcandy's previous model used. On the outside of the case, you'll find three LED lights that will inform you how much battery power is left on the actual case.
When it comes to the overall sound, the Indy is evenly balanced. That means you're not going to get that pumping bass that most people long for, but instead the lows blend in nicely with the mids and highs, giving you a pleasurable listening experience. Though the Indy's sound is balanced, it doesn't sound very flat. You'll still get a real distinction between the tones, which means that regardless of whatever musical genre you like to listen to, your music will still have some vividness to it. As far as volume, the earbuds don't get too loud, but just loud enough to drown most outside noise, and at its highest volume setting, I didn't get any distortion or clipping.
The built-in touch controls give you to access to the most common functions that you'll use when listening to music. Once you've connected the Indy to your smartphone, you'll be able to adjust the volume with a single tap on either the left or right channel. A two-second press will skip music tracks forward or backward, and a double tap will pause or play your music. The great thing about the Indy is that it can auto-connect or disconnect to your phone once you either take it out or place it back inside its charging case.
Battery life will get you somewhere around sixteen hours of total usage time. You'll get four hours in the earbuds itself, and the charging case will give you another twelve hours. With minimal usage, which equates to about an hour to an hour and a half a day, I found that I needed to charge the case roughly around every five to six days. You can get a full charge on the case in about two or three hours time. Unfortunately, the case still uses a micro-USB cable for charging purposes. I would like to have seen it use a USB-C connection since the previous Push model had one.
I mainly used the Indy while I was at the gym, and with the stabilizing gels, I didn't notice any real fatigue or uncomfortableness while wearing them for longer periods. The stabilizing gels do make it slightly tricky to find a comfortable fit when first placing them in your ear, but once you find that sweet spot, the stabilizing gels do a great job of eliminating that pressure feeling on the outside of your ear.
Final Reaction
We get that Apple Airpods are all the rage, but for those who are not willing to spend $160, there are more affordable options available, such as the Indy. For half the price, the Indy is a fantastic pair of truly wireless earbuds that can get you through your daily commutes or workouts. The water-resistant rating of IP55 makes this a perfect gym companion if you're looking for something that's compact and lightweight. The sound is evenly balanced across the board, which means you won't get any of the tones muddling out each other, giving you some richness to your music. The Bluetooth 5.0 gives you a pretty constant connection, but once in a while, I did experience a few audio cutoffs. The Indy is comfortable to wear for long periods of time, but getting them out of the case can be a bit of a task, especially if you have bigger hands. I did find that adding the stabilizing gels made them easier to pull out of its carrying case. If you're in need of a true wireless pair and you want to really maximize the bang for your buck, then the Indy is a pair that can give you what you need at a price that you can afford.
Score: 4/5 Atoms
*The Indy unit was provided by Skullcandy for review purposes.
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- See Fitzpatrick for other articles with titles that contain, either by relationship or by coincidence, this character's surname.
Fitzpatrick was a male Human and an Admiral in Starfleet in the 2260s and 2270s.
Fitzpatrick was regarded as being a "desk admiral" and rarely travelled far from Starfleet Academy. James T. Kirk had little respect for Fitzpatrick, who he thought had not commanded "anything bigger than a bathtub". (DS9 novelization: Trials and Tribble-ations)
In 2267, Admiral Fitzpatrick contacted the USS Enterprise to remind Kirk of the importance of the quadrotriticale to the successful colonization of Sherman's Planet. (TOS episode: "The Trouble with Tribbles"; DS9 novelization: Trials and Tribble-ations)
Fitzpatrick contacted the Enterprise again in 2269, to order it to Pollux II to help Armand St. John. (TOS comic: "All of Me")
Following the completion of the refitted Enterprise's shakedown cruise in 2273, Admiral Kirk and Commander Spock reported to Fitzpatrick at Starfleet Headquarters on Earth to receive their next assignment. Fitzpatrick then informed them that they would be charged with transporting a prisoner to the planet Thallus. (TOS comic: "The Haunting of Thallus!")
External link[edit | edit source]
- Fitzpatrick (Admiral) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.


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Formally in a pot, back by makeup artist demand, a true multitasker to add shimmer to your lips, eyes and cheeks! This shimmer is very pale and perfect to add highlight with lip balm. Substitute your gloss to create fuller lips, won't fade like a gloss. Transform your matte lipsticks into a shimmer shade. Perfect to add to your cheeks and any place else on your face that you want to highlight. All in one! Comes in signature Julie Hewett Gold Tube.


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Amy Dixon on Staying Safe and Motivated
Former world-competitive power tumbler and current group fitness manager Amy Dixon shares lessons from years of training and coaching.
With more than 15 years of teaching experience, Amy Dixon is one of the most knowledgeable fitness trainers around. She holds a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology and is a sought-after fitness expert for lifestyle publications such asWomen's Health, Self, Shape, and In Touch; newspapers like the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times; and on television on "The Today Show," "ABC News," "Fox News," and "MTV." Dixon competed internationally as a power tumbler. Known for her energetic and enthusiastic teaching style, Dixon is currently the group fitness manager for Equinox in Santa Monica, Cal.
Everyday Health: What are your favorite workout songs?
Amy Dixon: "The Way I Are" by Timbaland, "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC, "Uprising" by Muse, "Walk This Way" by Aerosmith and Run DMC, "Where The Streets Have No Name" by U2, "Lose Yourself" by Eminem, "Riding The Waves" by Afro Celt Sound System, and "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey.
Everyday Health: What's the best way to stay motivated when it comes to exercise?
Amy Dixon: The best way to stay motivated is to do an activity that you enjoy or love doing. If you like what you are doing, you will keep it up! I teach seven hours of classes per week, which I absolutely love. However, for me to stay motivated in classes it is so important that I do at least one to two workouts each week that are just about me. I love doing circuits at the gym with anything and everything from free weights to kettle bells to sandbags to ropes. I also love hitting the Santa Monica stairs to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. It can get really easy to quit or do nothing if you don't throw in a day of exercise that really drives you. Keep it fresh and keep it fun so that you keep coming back. And above anything else, if you start to get unmotivated, make a change in your routine.
Everyday Health: Do you have a favorite exercise?
Amy Dixon: My favorite exercise is a squat. It's simple and effective and can be progressed in so many different ways.
Everyday Health: What's your go-to guilty pleasure food?
Amy Dixon: Red velvet cake with cream-cheese frosting.
Everyday Health: What do you consider the biggest risks at the gym?
Amy Dixon: I see a lot of risky and unsafe things at the gym every day. Exercise in and of itself is risky. There are so many things that can go wrong even with the simplest exercise. I think people go wrong when they lift too much weight or add unsafe progressions to exercises that make zero sense. A lot of people think they understand the body, and point-blank they don't — they take unnecessary risks in the hopes of making an exercise more challenging. I always recommend that people work out with a certified trainer to learn the ropes first and then venture out on their own.
Everyday Health: What are the best and worst foods to eat before and after working out?
Amy Dixon: The best foods to eat before or after a workout would definitely be oatmeal, a piece of fruit, or something high in protein such as egg whites, cottage cheese, or Greek yogurt. Foods to avoid would be anything that is high in fat or heavy in the stomach, such as anything fried.
Everyday Health: What's the biggest mistake people make when starting a workout plan?
Amy Dixon: They fall for the "all-or-nothing" approach. If you set too-big goals for yourself in the beginning — "I'm going to work out six days a week an hour at a time" — you're going to give up. You will end up feeling super sore and tired, and you'll avoid working out all together. The other mistake people make is they think that if they don't have an hour to work out, they just shouldn't do it. That is a complete fallacy. Any movement is good movement, even if it is for 20 minutes.
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Even before India became an independent nation, the leaders of our freedom struggle had outlined the fundamental precepts and values that embody the Five Principles of Peaceful Existence or Panchsheel. The Constitution of India enjoins the State to endeavour to promote international peace and security and to maintain just and honourable relations between nations.
Speaking in our Parliament the then Prime Minister Nehru had referred to Lord Buddha's use of Panchsheel as a moral concept and had welcomed it. In Myanmar, Panchsheel has deep roots in its Buddhist traditions. In China, Confucius had emphasised harmony in the midst of differences. It is thus evident that Panchsheel emanated from the civilizational matrix of Asia and is Asia's contribution towards building a just and democratic international order. Ancient ideals of Panchsheel, envisioned by our three countries, in the modern form are of continuing relevance in the changed world of today and will remain so in the world of tomorrow.
Panchsheel came to be accepted almost universally by countries and finally by the United Nations in the conduct of international relations. UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold described them as 'a reaffirmation of the obligations and aims of the UN'. The Bandung Conference of Asian-African Nations in 1955 expanded Panchsheel into Ten Principles of Bandung, whereas the Non-Aligned Nations accepted Panchsheel as the core principles of the Non-Aligned Movement at the Belgrade Conference in 1961.
During the visit of Premier Li Keqiang to India in May 2013, India and China decided to mark the 60th anniversary of the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence in 2014 by designating it as the "Year of Friendly Exchanges".
It was my privilege to have formally launched the "Year of India-China Friendly Exchanges" in New Delhi in February this year. I am confident that various programmes under the Year of Friendly Exchanges will help forge a closer and stronger relationship between India and China.
India and China are ancient civilizations. We are neighbours. We are strategic partners. Historically, there has been much that has bound us together, not merely through the exchange of goods and commodities but through a flourishing interchange of ideas, values and philosophies.
The imperatives of the 21st century propel us towards a better understanding of each other's objectives and more purposeful cooperation for mutual benefit. Greater interaction between the people of our two countries, in all fields, is a necessary condition for stronger overall bilateral relations.
India-Myanmar relations are rooted in our shared historical, ethnic, cultural and religious ties. Geographical proximity has helped develop and sustain cordial relations and facilitated people-to-people contacts. A significant population of Indian origin resides in Myanmar. Our shared history and common interests paves the way for greater mutually beneficial cooperation.
India believes that globalisation should transform the world into, as Mahatma Gandhi had envisaged, "a federation of friendly, interdependent nations", without domination or exploitation. Panchsheel is the basis of such a world order. We need to work together to develop a framework for equitable globalisation, for genuine multilateralism, and for seeking common and fair solutions for challenges that transcend national borders and threaten humanity.
We need a new paradigm for global action. Our destinies are intertwined. Our quest is, should be, for a framework in which opportunities and challenges for the betterment of our societies co-exist. In this endeavour, Panchsheel can act as a catalyst to help us better coordinate our efforts, enhance mutual understanding, share developmental experiences and tackle trans-national threats more effectively.
India, China and Myanmar are bound by age old linkages and geography. We may be at different stages of development but we can learn from each other's national experiences. In our respective bilateral relations, our common interests far outweigh our differences. On the way forward, we have to build on our convergences and narrow down our differences. Panchsheel can help us exploit this potential for cooperation and come up with fresh, innovative initiatives to improve the lives of our people.
On the global level, Panchsheel preserves the right of all nations to choose their own path while interacting with others on the basis of mutual respect and equality. It facilitates the expression of views of all members of the international community, particularly the developing countries, so that their concerns are highlighted and interests are protected in the international economic, social and political order. Panchsheel provides the framework within which a just and equitable global order can be achieved to the satisfaction and benefit of all.


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ThankYouX Creates the New HD Radio Sound Space Mural at KROQ
February 15, 2017
We recently teamed up with the folks at HD Radio to bring you a new experience to the Sound Space (the intimate 300 person venue inside the KROQ studios) and with it came a few other changes as well.
The team tasked local artist ThankYouX to come up with a fresh, vibrant design for our building - and he knocked it out of the park. Check out the time-lapse of the mural above.
The HD Radio Sound Space at KROQ hosts intimate concerts with some of the biggest bands around. Visit the HD Radio Sound Space section to check out past performances and find out how you can win tickets to the next show!
Watch the video below to discover how to use HD Radio.


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Day of Ascension - Global Episcopal Mission Network
Are you feeling high and lifted up, in this rarefied air, at the end of a stimulating and encouraging conference? It's a good day to celebrate Ascension. Yet we have to recognize that the band of disciples who hung around Jerusalem after Jesus' execution didn't always feel terribly inspired or hopeful. They had a few encounters with the risen one, but they didn't always recognize him, and even when he told them who he was, they weren't always certain. Now he's physically gone from their midst, and they've been told to wait in Jerusalem until they get some strength and comfort. How long will they wait? Who knows?
Well, friends, I think you've found some powerful assurance in these last few days. For one, you're not alone. There is quite a team gathered here, and it represents a much larger network of missioners and disciples. This body is like the handful of disciples watching Jesus rise into the clouds. There are some wonderful old paintings and stained-glass windows that show just his feet, hanging out from under the cloud into which he's disappeared. Those feet are here, along with Jesus' hands and heart and spirit. In a very real sense, those disciples couldn't get to work until Jesus left – while he was there, they wanted him to fix everything. He kept telling them, "you feed them" and "you heal them," but they never really got started until he was no longer there to do it for them.
Did you notice what they say to him? "Lord, is this the time when you will restore the kingdom to Israel?" They want to know if it's all over, if they can knock off work and go fishing, or take a vacation because everything's been fixed. And Jesus goes on to tell them that nobody but God knows when the work will be finished, but strength and power is coming in the form of Holy Spirit. And when that happens it'll be time to really get to work – telling the world about what God is doing, and not just here, but everywhere, all across the known world!
This gathering has been a way to equip that band of witnesses – with hope, courage, and the boldness of the holy spirit – a reminder that no one goes alone, and that we are an community of solidarity, interdependent in all we are and do. We share a vision of healed world where no one is hungry, ill, oppressed, or excluded from the blessings of creation or abundant life, because we are created to live in a community of justice and peace. We've been given a great fount of wisdom and blessing in this interconnected body, infused with resurrection hope. The only question is whether we're willing to put that fund of hope and blessing to work.
The body gathered here has learned new skills, made new connections, seen remarkable mission in action, and built and strengthened relationships for God's work of healing. As you return home filled with hope and possibility, remember to share these new gifts with other partners who weren't here in person, and to keep learning from others out there in the global mission field. Some are laboring in the field of human trafficking, some teach others to grow food or harvest water more effectively, some plot economic development for the poorest, and some figure out how to fund all of it. Others are waging peace in Korea, Pakistan, South Africa, or the Middle East. In some parts of the world, those who vaccinate children or educate girls or liberate the poor are offering their very lives out of this audacious and holy hope. In all those labors we believe that God has given us what is necessary. We believe this underlies efforts toward self-sustainability.
God can use your gifts, whatever they are. God can use your gifts, if you're willing to connect with other witnesses to resurrection hope. God can use your gifts, your skills, and your life, and will use them as soon as you know the power of Holy Spirit. Recognize the boldness that is coming with tongues of fire, and use it in every part of God's global mission field. Jesus is risen and ascended, and his body remains here, healing, teaching, feeding the hungry, delivering prisoners, and laboring for justice. Together Christ's body can and will reconcile and heal this world. ¡Si, se puede!


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Passive Neighborhood Park Adds Green Space to Greater Towson
Residents of Towson's Aigburth Manor and surrounding communities can look forward to a new neighborhood park to enjoy by the end of this year. Baltimore County Executive Don Mohler hosted a groundbreaking celebration this morning that marked the start of construction of Radebaugh Park, located on Maryland Avenue, off of Burke Avenue.
"We are excited to be moving forward on Radebaugh Park, which will be an oasis of open space for people from the surrounding neighborhoods to relax and unwind," Mohler said to an enthusiastic crowd of Towson residents who gathered for the event.
"This is the first new public park in eastern Towson in more than two decades, and it will provide green space in one of our most densely-populated areas," said 5th District Councilman David Marks. "In addition to support from County Executive Mohler, our state legislators, and residents, I would like to acknowledge the work of our late County Executive Kevin Kamenetz. He kept his word, and the land was preserved."
The park property is zoned residential, and the creation of this park prevents the development of the land. Radebaugh Park is a significant addition to the portfolio of green spaces and parkland in Towson, including the nearly complete redevelopment of Patriot Plaza, which will provide an attractive community venue for people to gather during the week and for special events. These two parks represent an investment of more than $7 million for new parks in greater Towson.
The 3.76-acre Radebaugh Park will be passive in nature, offering open space for neighborhood residents to enjoy as a place to walk, picnic and enjoy nature. The park includes a 2.36-acre parcel of land housing unused greenhouses, which Baltimore County purchased from Radebaugh Florist in the fall of 2016. Crews are demolishing the greenhouses and will grade and seed the area. The park's projected completion date is this December.
The County purchased the property for $1.1 million, including local Program Open Space funds. In addition to the purchase price, the County worked with state legislators to secure $175,000 to assist with demolition of greenhouses on the land. The contractor is General Paving and the architect is Pennoni Associates.
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Dannii Minogue will not be returning to The X Factor as a judge.
Talks with the former panellist about a possible comeback have ended, less than a week before the audition process begins.
Show bosses have confirmed she will not be returning to the show, and guest judges are being lined up to step in for the early stages of the contest.
Minogue was in negotiations to reprise her role on the show after last year's panellist Kelly Rowland ruled herself out.
The Australian entertained the idea of a return despite disclosures that she and show boss Simon Cowell had an affair, which came to light last month. But discussions have now foundered.
It is understood guest judges were already being considered as Minogue would only have been able to attend two of the auditions. But show bosses still want to agree a deal with a judge in the coming days, to join Tulisa Contostavlos, Gary Barlow and Louis Walsh.
An X Factor spokeswoman said: "The panel will be confirmed shortly."
Yesterday Dermot O'Leary was announced as host for the forthcoming series, which will come back to ITV1 later this year. It will be his sixth series.


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To celebrate the forthcoming Salman Khan blockbuster release, 'Tubelight', Yash Raj Films hosted a special 'Tubelight' Party on Friday 16th June at Chai Thali in North London's party scene hotspot, Camden Town. Guests included models Elena Fernandez and Rahi Chadda and fashion influencer, Prince Cassius among others.
The hip, Indian street food-themed restaurant and bar presented a special 'Tubelight' A La Carte menu on the night, set against a themed backdrop of lighting installations, Bollywood photo booths and special 'Tubelight' glowsticks.
The inimitable sounds of DJ Vish, Team B on the decks kept the dance floor packed all night, keeping the diehard Salman Khan fans and partygoers captured by his cool remixes of the film's soundtrack among a set of Salman Khan classics. Guests were also wowed by a live performance by Indian Idol finalist, Harshi Mad, whose live set got everyone on their feet on the dance floor.
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Newborn, Baby & Child Photography in your own Home! Dundee, Angus, Perth, Fife & Aberdeen.
Recently I had the pleasure of photographing little Ethan who is 6 months old! Ethan is such a lovely wee soul, with such wise eyes! He watched me like a hawk while I was setting up and throughout the whole session. His Mummy had the cutest little outfit selection for him to wear too which I just loved!
I sometimes worry that my families stress about how a photography session is going to go, worrying if baby is going to be happy etc etc. So I want to take this opportunity to say not every session goes well so please don't worry. I met with Ethan twice because the first time unfortunately it didn't go so great…. I had to delay the session a little while as I got held up in another session which mucked about with Ethan's nap time a little…. this then meant little Ethan wasn't as into the session as he may have been had the day went a little smoother. That was totally fine though, no big deal, we just scheduled again for another day. This time he was a lot happier and he had been working on his sitting so it actually made the session a lot better with more variety.
So please if you are thinking of booking a session, don't worry!! Every baby is different, and they are all different at different parts of the day too, so should we have a session and it doesn't go great we will always try again. The aim is to get a lovely set of photos and sometimes that takes a couple of goes and that is totally fine 🙂
Here is just a small selection of the adorable images from baby Ethan's 6 month session
I hope you love them as much as I do!
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Be organized.
Even if you're writing an in-class essay, it is important for you to make a rudimentary outline for your eyes only on the back of a spare sheet of paper. No matter if you are in History, English, or maybe even some crazy Common Core Math class, an essay will make a stronger essay if it is indicative of higher level thinking and organizational skills than if it is just a peacock's tail feathers of knowledge.
This is not an absolute truth, but as you rise from a high school to a university student, you will be judged less and less on what you know and more and more on your ability to effectively apply it. However, sometimes you will be able to tell, or your teacher or professor will outright tell you, that the essay is meant for nothing more than to tell if you are paying attention in the class or reading the provided materials.
If this is the case, then the organizational strategy may make up less of your grade. However, there is never a case in which the teacher or professor would prefer a disorganized splublurp of information on paper to a well-organized and argumentative essay.


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True Romance
It was 7am when I found out...I felt sick to my stomach.
Too many families reading those words will be able to empathise with the experience of Asher Bourke. The knock on the door or the phone call at an unexpected time, signifying that life would never be the same again.
Asher received a call from a police officer informing her that her boyfriend, Peter, had been viciously assaulted.
"I was told to get to the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham as soon as possible," said Asher. "They said Peter was fighting for his life on an operating table.
"I felt sick to my stomach."
Asher faced an agonising two-hour train journey to reach Peter's bedside; a journey where every mile and every passing minute felt like an eternity.
To help her remain calm, the emerging poet and rapper began scribbling down her thoughts and feelings about Peter.
"On the train to the hospital I couldn't stop thinking about all the times we shared and special memories," she said. "I just started to jot them down. I suppose it was a way to channel my worries and cling onto Peter at a time when I thought I might lose him."
Those thoughts and raw feelings have now been transformed into a new single, entitled True Romance, profits from which will be going to Headway as a thank you for the support the charity has provided to the couple.
In 2015, childhood sweethearts Asher and Peter had just started their second year at university. Both were enjoying success; Peter had been offered a placement at The Southbank Photography Collective, while Asher was a campus radio manager at University of Arts in London and had just been named Media Student of the Year.
In October, Peter went home to Leicester to mark the one year anniversary of his mother's passing. That night his life changed in an instant after being assaulted by a total stranger while on a night out with his
He was rushed to intensive care at the Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) in Nottingham where he underwent surgery to have a part of his skull removed in order to relieve the swelling to his brain.
Peter remained in a coma for two weeks, leaving Asher increasingly concerned. It was at this point that she called Headway's helpline for support.
She said: "Understandably, the nurses in the intensive care unit were really busy and couldn't always answer my questions; they were keeping Peter alive.
"So I rang the Headway helpline. Right from that first phone call they were so supportive. They have been vital, helping me to understand what was happening with Peter's care.
"I wanted to know why the nurses kept checking his pupils. The nurses said it was to see if he was brain dead – which really panicked me.
"I again called Headway and they reassured me that this was a necessary part of the process. They always kept me calm whilst telling me the truth.
"They offered emotional support, but also really important practical tips that enabled me and his family to concentrate on Peter."
When Peter awoke from the coma he had severe memory problems. He would forget where he was, became confused, and suffered from hallucinations.
One of the hardest things for Peter was when he remembered that his mum had passed away.
"I kept asking for my mum," said Peter. "I asked my auntie for her number and was telling the nurses to call her, because my mum always made stuff better.
"I forgot she had died. My sister sat me down and told me 'Mum's gone'. I had to re-live it over and over again as I kept forgetting."
After a few weeks Peter was transferred to a brain injury unit in Leicester where he began the long process of rehabilitation. To begin with, he could not feel the right-hand side of his body. He was often delirious and severely confused, but gradually learned how to walk again.
On his eventual return home, Asher became his full-time carer, but the couple struggled to adapt to their new life.
Asher said: "Peter could not be left alone as he had a giant hole in his skull, would pass out, struggled to walk and he had issues controlling his anger. One episode was particularly scary as he tried to get out of a moving car.
"He had moments where he was very low, too, and had a hard time accepting things."
Again, Asher turned to Headway, this time in the form of her local group Headway Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland.
She said: "I spoke again to the helpline who told me about Headway Leicester's day centre.
"I would drop Peter off there, so I could go and do some shopping and get some respite, and Peter could regain some social skills and confidence through being out of the house.
"Although it wasn't for long, it was so important."
Peter underwent a cranioplasty operation and his recovery continued over the course of the year.
Asher said: "He had the same brilliant surgeon he had for his initial life saving operation, Maria Cartmill from the QMC.
"I had every trust in her and the team at the QMC. She truly is an angel, but still the thought that Peter was going to have another operation made us so nervous.
"I picked up the phone and gave Headway a call. Looking back, they were there with us for every step of the way.
"I remember calling them when I was very upset whilst Peter was in surgery. I was freaking out but they just listened, reassured me and helped to calm me down. They were great."
Now the couple are about to embark on the next chapter of their lives.
"We are both going back to university to complete what we started. We are living in London and feel good about life again," said Asher.
"There is lasting damage. Peter has epilepsy now and he still has problems associated with the injury. We have a long way to go, but we consider this to be a huge success story.
"I remember a point when I just wanted him to be alive. The moment he woke up was a success, but to be back at university, finally being able to move on, is more than we'd ever dare hoped for."
"I remember a point when I just wanted him to be alive. The moment he woke up was a success, but to be back at university, finally being able to move on, is more than we'd ever dare hoped for."
Asher performs under the name Asher X. She recently released her first song for the record label HQ FAMILIA. It got 125,000 views and was played on BBC Radio though Dean Jackson's BBC Introducing show. Her latest track, True Romance, is based on her initial thoughts and feelings jotted down during her difficult train journey, along with her experiences of supporting Peter and her feelings about those who assaulted him.
It also reflects on the impact a brain injury can have on families.
Asher said although creating the song was at times difficult, she said it was worth it to be able to raise awareness of brain injury and say thank you to those who helped.
She said: "Performing the song back for the recording was very hard and it stirred up a lot of emotions. I broke down a number of times and struggled to get the words out.
"I hope that people will relate to my lyrics and I think no matter what you are going through and how awful it is, just to connect and know you are not alone and that your feelings and experience match those of others, will help.
"I also want to raise awareness about brain injuries, the assaults that can cause them, and about the families and people who go through them.
"But mainly I want to shout about Headway and all the amazing work they do."
True Romance is available on Apple Music and Spotify.
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Heat the canola oil in a large pan over medium-high heat. Season the chicken with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon black pepper. Working in batches, dredge the chicken in the flour, then in the eggs (letting any excess drip off), and finally in the bread crumbs, pressing gently to help them adhere. Transfer the chicken to the pan and cook until golden brown, about 2 to 3 minutes per side. As each cutlet is done, transfer it to a plate lined with a paper towel. Divide the chicken among individual plates and serve with the fennel salad.


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Making sense of tragedy
An Oregon OSHA investigator's mission
By Melanie Mesaros
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Riffe said there are common themes to his investigations, including the focus on production, distractions, and complacency. Although production is – and in most cases must be – No. 1, the work must always be done safely. That is where an employer's commitment to safety really shows. If safety is not built into the process, the commitment is lacking. Distractions and complacency frequently result from a lack of accountability, he said.
"Too often, finger pointing is used in accident investigations. If the employer's goal is to find out who did it, they will never get to prevention. They need to ask, 'What went wrong?' and then look carefully for weaknesses or holes in their safety program and fix them to prevent future incidents," said Riffe.
One of the first things Riffe looks for during an investigation is the owner/operator manual or other manufacturer documents for the equipment, process, or products involved in an accident.
"Frequently, these documents provide a wealth of information regarding the potential hazards and the employer knowledge necessary to substantiate a violation. Unfortunately, it is rare that the information has been adequately considered or conveyed to employees before the incident occurs. It is pretty common to see safety meeting minutes that generically cover a wide variety of topics and never address the specific hazards of the equipment being used."
In the first few days after an accident, the family will frequently make contact with Riffe. Anger is a common emotion and those grieving also often want answers.


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The University of Southern California Spartans, the number 9 team in the country, is set to travel to Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts to take on the Boston College Eagles in what will be both teams 3rd game of the season.
The Spartans last week, then ranked 14 in the country, beat the Stanford Cardinals, then ranked 13 in the country, on the road in a great game that has to have given the Spartans a major boost in confidence. The Eagles lost their game last week, their 1st loss of the year, to the Pitt Panthers in a game that saw the Eagles defense struggle.
The Spartans are coming off of a huge victory over the Stanford Cardinals within the PAC 12 as they beat the Cardinals, then ranked number 13 in the country in a low scoring matchup that ended with the Spartans earning a close 13-10 victory over their in conference opponents. The Spartans need to enter this weeks game back on Earth, and be careful not to overlook Boston College. They need to ensure that they take the Eagles as a serious threat.
The Eagles are coming off of their 1st loss on the year, losing to the Pitt Panthers at home, which also was the 1st game of the year that the Eagles played within the ACC. If the Eagles are going to have any hope of beating the USC Spartans, they are going to need to bring their absolute best performance on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball.
The Eagles would love to earn the victory in this week's matchup against the Spartans, but the chance of that happening are extremely slim. The Spartans take their 2nd straight victory on the road by a score of 42-10.


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KIGAILI, RWANDA: The Most Reverend Emmanuel Ngirumpatse standing in front of his completed Cathedral, The Cathedral Church of the Holy Spirit, Charismatic Episcopal Church of Rwanda in Kigali City along with his Team.
It is called also at the Holy Hill of the Lord. Bishop Emmanuel Ngirumpatse wishes you to visit this Holy Place!!!


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This tweak can control the display of "My Music" in new Start menu.
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Hide My Music in Start Menu.reg
The '.reg' file can hide "My Music" icon from the 'Start Menu'.
Show My Music in Start Menu (Default).Reg
The '.reg' file can show "My music" icon in the 'Start Menu' by default.
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Apply registry settings according below given steps of screenshots with related changes.
'My Music' item is hidden from the new Start Menu display.
'My Music' item is visible in the new Start menu by default.
First, click the 'Start' button, and select 'Run'. In the resulting dialog box, type "regedit".
Go to [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\] and create a new 'DWORD value' as "Start_ShowMyMusic".
Right Click on "Start_ShowMyMusic" and select 'Modify'.
Finally, set the value data as "0" and click 'OK' to hide 'My Music' item from the new Start Menu.
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Clear the computer names searched on a network.
Category : Display > Start Menu
This setting allows you to clear the names of all computers that were passed as arguments while searching a computer on the network.
Remove the "Favorites" menu item from the Start menu (For Current User).
This setting can remove the "Favorites" menu item from the Start menu, if it is currently shown.
Remove the "Favorites" menu item from the Start menu (For All Users).
Clear the recently accessed documents list.
This setting enables you to delete the documents in "Recent Documents" folder.
Clear history of recently accessed entries on logoff.
This setting enables you to clear the recently accessed documents list on Start Menu as well as the Internet Explorer URL history, when you log off your system.


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Loretta's Prep Race at Milestone Sunday
July 15, 2013 3:55pm
Buddy Antunez, Nathan Ramsey and Austin Prida want to help riders out west get prepped for Loretta's. They've put together this weekend's Road 2 Pro race at Milestone, which provides 20 minute + 1 lap motos, giving riders a chance to race under a similar format to the big national in a few weeks. Racing is this Sunday, and Milestone is also holding open practice on Saturday. You can sign up for the race this week, but if you miss it, late sign up will be held from 2 - 4 p.m. on Saturday afternoon and again at 6 a.m. on Sunday. Check it out.