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In Episode 7, self-confessed Trekkie Rob Girvan (@RobGirvan) joins Nathanael Smith to review Star Trek: Discovery, arriving every Monday on Netflix UK. A spoiler-free discussion explains where Discovery fits in the Star Trek universe, before a spoiler-filled chat boldly explores Episode 3 and beyond. We also unearth a social media horror you probably haven't seen, and recommend films to watch before or after Blade Runner 2049, now in cinemas.


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Mindful Walking Retreat
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Connect with yourself and nature as you develop a mindfulness practice on the beautiful Sharpham Estate.
Increasing your mindful awareness will bring added appreciation to your walking and to the landscape.
As well as a longer walk on Sharpham Estate the retreat will also offer the chance to experience practices which include slow walking and walking without an objective, increased time for nature connection and really observing the natural world around you, as well as practices which involve walking in nature as a tool for personal reflection and contemplation.
The leaders of this retreat – drawn from our wide pool of experienced leaders – help you to develop and extend your mindful experience.
Click here to see our arrangments for managing the Coronavirus
Read on for more details on this retreat and click the Leaders, Schedules and Venue & Directions tabs above for further information.
An active retreat in a hilly landscape
This retreat is for you if you:
- Want to combine mindfulness teachings with the beauty of the Devon countryside
- Enjoy an active, physical retreat and have medium to good levels of fitness
- Are aged 18 and above
The longer estate walk averages 7-8 miles with some hills. The walks are suitable for people with medium to good levels of fitness. Please contact us using the details below if you are unsure whether this applies to you.
Some of the walks will be held silence and there will also be the chance for solo time on the land.
There will be a maximum of 20 participants on this retreat. Click here to view costs and room types
There are periods of silence on each of our retreats.
Because Sharpham House is a Grade 1-listed mansion (with limits to the changes we are allowed to make to the building), few bedrooms come with an en-suite bathroom and toilet. There are shared bathrooms on every floor.
What you'll experience on this retreat
During this retreat you'll:
- experience guided meditations, relaxation sessions and periods of silence and quiet contemplation
- be living in safe community with like-minded people, sharing experiences and tasks, including the washing-up
- be able to explore our tranquil Capability Brown-designed parkland and our Grade 2*-listed gardens designed by Percy Cane
- have a single-occupancy room and your own space in which to rejuvenate, with free time to deeply rest and reconnect with yourself, far from the busy-ness of daily life. Click here to explore our rooms
- enjoy delicious, healthy, home-cooked vegetarian food that regularly receives rave reviews and have access to 24-hour hot teas, coffee & infusions in our Toasting Room
- be cared for full-board in a Grade 1-listed Georgian House surrounded by history and art, with staff looking after you, in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to nature, amid breath-taking scenery on the banks of the River Dart
Mindfulness in nature at Sharpham
When you experience Sharpham's inspiring and nourishing environment, we hope you'll connect spiritually with the natural world, so you'll:
- become aware of how we are all part of nature - not artificially separate from it
- pay attention to and appreciate the natural world surrounding us
- explore nature through your senses and your natural creativity
- Tread more lightly on our finite planet, developing a respect and reverence for all living things
Click here to read our ethos and principles
What might you bring?
If you decide to stay with us, we'll send you a list of what you need to bring for this retreat in your Welcome Letter. But you might consider the following:
- Comfy clothes for meditation, movement and relaxation
- Slippers (we supply some, but you might prefer your own)
- A journal or notepad if you want to write or draw during your time here
- Swimming gear – we have a small pool that's open in summer. Click here to read more.
- Walking boots – we have wonderful footpaths and routes to explore
- Running gear if you're a jogger. Some participants love to run on the lanes and footpaths near Sharpham
Find out more about staying in Sharpham House on our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Our food & your dietary needs
The retreat is full-board with delicious home-cooked vegetarian food.
In line with sustainable practices across the Estate, our cooks produce seasonal, vegetarian food for our guests. We source food whenever possible from our kitchen garden and support local food suppliers.
Food allergies & intolerances
Please tell us well in advance of your stay of any food allergies or intolerances you may have.
You can tell us this on the Booking Form via a link we send you in your confirmation email.
Your physical and mental health
This retreat is suitable for you if you are new to mindfulness, or seeking to renew or reconnect with your practice.
Although meditation and mindfulness can be helpful in managing stress, depression and anxiety our retreats might not be suitable if you are experiencing major depression or other clinically diagnosed psychiatric illness such as bipolar disorder, psychosis or current self-harming. Click here for more information and for our booking process.
We have an accessible en-suite bedroom The Clare Milne Room – click here for details on how to book this room
If you have a medical condition that requires you to have an en-suite room, please contact our Programme Administrator Louisa Potter on the number below as these rooms are limited and are bookable on a first-come first-serve basis.
I can't praise the Sharpham Trust enough for the wonderful experience I had on the mindfulness & walking retreat. I can highly recommend it. I have come away calm and relaxed and ready to go forth with gratitude
If you're coming to stay with us on retreat, it is important to make a commitment to arrive in time for the first group meeting and to attend all the days.
This ensures you experience the retreat programme from start to finish and helps your group of participants to gel.
Typical Schedule
Day 1:
|3.00pm - 5.00pm - Arrival
6.15pm - Supper and washing up
|5.15pm - Welcome meeting, House tour, settling in
|8.15pm - Guided meditation
|9.00pm - House moves into silence until 8.30am, supporting individual mindfulness and reflection
Typical Day:
|7.00am - Wake up
|6.00pm - Supper and tasks
|7.30am - Meditation
|8.30pm - Meditation
|8.00am - Breakfast, tasks & make packed lunch
|9.00pm - House moves into silence until 8.30am, supporting individual mindfulness and reflection
|9.15am to 9.30am - Walk (or minibus departure to walking destination)
On one of the evenings there will be a mindfulness and meditation question-and-answer session and also a mindfulness movement and relaxation sessions.
The final day is as above with a closing meeting at 10.30am, and your departure by 12noon.
We enjoyed walks surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, and were gently guided through mindful meditation in a friendly and supportive environment within the majestic house, which very quickly felt like home.
I opted for the walking, meditation and mindfulness retreat as I needed an escape from a stressful job and a busy London life. I'd never done anything like this before but I loved every minute. My phone was switched off from the moment I arrived and it was like transcending into a different life. The silence allowed for an new-found appreciation of our beautiful countryside and coastline as well as some much-needed time to clear the mind and recharge. A week without worry - bliss!
I had a fantastic time at the mindfulness and walking retreat at Sharpham. The people, the meditations, the silence, the setting, the walks, and the fantastic food made for a brilliant week when I was going through a difficult time in life. The week inspired me to continue with my practice, and also to look into the possibilities and start teaching mindful meditation to some of the patients I rehabilitate who suffer from recurrent or chronic dizziness. All in all, a great week which I would recommend to anyone who is interested in mindfulness - beginner or more advanced
It is the most amazing place; I had a fantastic time. The walks, the company, the food, the meditations and silences all really helped me re-balance and return to the world with fresh vigour. Highly recommended.
I came to Sharpham House quite tired and jaded. In a matter of days I was revitalised and able to practice mindfulness in a way that had evaded me before.
This retreat takes place in the beautiful and historic Grade 1-listed Sharpham House set in a Capability Brown-designed landscape with stunning views over the steeply-wooded River Dart.
Click here for our How to Find Us page on this website.
Click here to view, print or download directions and a map to Sharpham House
Click here view and download walking/cycling directions to Sharpham House
If you have a medical condition that requires you to have an en-suite room, please contact our Programme Administrator on the number below as these rooms are limited and are bookable on a first-come first-served basis.
Just to let you know, we have poor mobile phone coverage – which we see as a virtue. While there is wi-fi in Sharpham House, we encourage you to disconnect from 'the network' so you can fully retreat when you're here.
We are 3 miles from Totnes – famous for its Transition Town movement
We are in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
We take sustainability seriously.
All of the hot water and heating in the House is produced by a state-of-the-art biomass woodchip boiler and we have 2 large photo-voltaic solar panel arrays on barn rooftops.
Our gardens are managed organically and we only use bio-degradable cleaning products.
4 nights
£390 - Standard room, single occupancy, full-board
£435 - Premium room, single occupancy, full-board
£495 – Heritage room, single occupancy, full-board
(see also room types below)
Limited 50% bursaries offering reduced-price retreats are available for those experiencing financial hardship. Please contact the Programme Administrator at least 4 weeks in advance if you wish to apply.
Our bursary fund relies on donations. If you'd like to help another to go on retreat here through our bursary scheme, you can give online quickly and easily by clicking here
Room types
Standard rooms
Our Standard rooms are smaller and cost less, but they're still cosy and comfy. If you prefer a simpler or less expensive retreat experience, these rooms are for you.
Premium rooms
These are attractive rooms with good views of the stunning countryside that surrounds us. They are comfortable, giving you a restful environment in which to restore.
Heritage rooms
These are our most spacious & historic rooms, helping you deeply rest and rejuvenate in a nourishing and inspiring atmosphere surrounded by artworks and with river views.
Because Sharpham House is a Grade 1-listed mansion (with limits to the changes we are allowed to make to the building), few bedrooms come with an en-suite bathroom and toilet. There are shared bathrooms on every floor.
If you have a medical condition that requires you to have an en-suite room, please contact our Programme Administrator on the number below as these rooms are limited and are bookable on a first-come first-served basis.
Our accessible rooms
We have an accessible en-suite bedroom The Clare Milne Room – click here for details on how to book this room
Limited bursaries offering reduced-price retreats are available for those experiencing financial hardship. Please contact the Programme Administrator at least 4 weeks in advance if you wish to apply.
Our bursary fund relies on donations. If you'd like to help another to go on retreat here through our bursary scheme, you can give online quickly and easily by clicking here
All rooms have tea & coffee-making facilities and towels are provided. Click here to see more about our rooms
Ramiro Ortega - teacher at The Barn
Ramiro has practised Buddhist meditation since 2005, starting with Soto Zen. Later he moved to the Insight meditation tradition, making Gaia House his spiritual home.
He is currently training to teach the Dharma with Bodhi College, and is being mentored by Christina Feldman and Chris Cullen. He also teaches mindfulness courses and retreats.
Emma Cunis
Emma Cunis is an experienced and passionate Walking Guide, Nature-Connection Facilitator, and Health & Life Coach. She creates walks and nature-connection experiences that invite a deeper (re)connection to our bodies, communities, and the land so that we can be happier, healthier, and inspired to care for our natural environments.
After a 20 years global business career, Emma returned to her native Devon and used a holistic approach to walk her way back to physical health, emotional wellbeing, and spiritual connection. Inspired to share her journey with others, Emma qualified as a Hill & Moorland Leader (HML) and shares her love with others of this county's stunning coastal paths, majestic moors, and tumbling rivers.
Patti Summerville - Retreat and Course Leader
Patti began a personal meditation practice in 1996 after attending a retreat at the Tushita Institute, Dharamsala, India. Over the years her practice has been influenced by Mahayana and Theravada Buddhist traditions and in 2013 she took on the role of co-ordinator at The Barn Retreat Centre, an Insight Mindfulness Meditation Retreat centre at Sharpham. Patti has trained to be a Mindfulness Meditation Teacher with Exeter University and an Integral Hatha Yoga Teacher in 2009 at the Sri Swami Satchidananda Ashram. On a personal level Patti has found great benefit integrating mindfulness practice into her busy, everyday, private and professional life as an Occupational Therapist and is passionate about supporting others on their journey towards more contented, peaceful and compassionate lives.
How to book easily and securely:
- online on this page
- by phoning 01803 732542
Ring us or email us on [email protected] if you've got any questions.
Please click here to see our booking and cancellations policy.
Do check our Calendar to see and book for our events - or join our mailing list by clicking here to be kept in touch about Sharpham Trust news, retreats & events.

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Law student sues school after she fell out of a chair
In the event that you go to law school — maybe not the best idea — you will likely encounter Garratt v. Dailey early on in the first semester of torts.
In the famous 1955 case, five-year-old Brian Dailey pulled a lawn chair out from under Ruth Garratt just as she was about to sit down. Garratt fell down and broke her hip — and then sued the five-year-old.
Jennifer McCabe, a student at the University of New Mexico School of Law in Albuquerque, may or not have read Garratt v. Dailey, but she now has a chair-related case of her very own. And she's the plaintiff.
McCabe allegedly suffered substantial injuries when the back of a law clinic chair in which she was sitting gave way, reports The Santa Fe New Mexican
According to the complaint, McCabe leaned back in the Steelcase Think Chairs and it collapsed. She got hurt as a result of all the rapid jerking she did trying to keep herself upright.
McCabe says she suffered a number of physical injuries and needed back surgery. She alleges that she now has a permanent disability as well.
The personal injury lawsuit filed in New Mexico state court by Taos lawyer Robert Crollett names UNM's Board of Regents as a defendant. The other defendant is the office furniture company that sold and assembled the chair last year.
The complaint blames chair malfunction for McCabe's injuries. It asserts that a missing bolt caused the body of the chair and the back rest to separate.
The local NBC affiliate, KOB, interviewed several UNM students (not necessarily law students) to get their take on McCabe's lawsuit. The unanimous verdict seemed to be that the claim is frivolous.
"Only in America could you get away with something like that," UNM student Suraj Bhatka told the station. "It's ridiculous, that's for sure. It's just like you came up with an excuse to make money. It's what it seems like."
"It would be a tragedy for the school if tuition went up because of a case like this," added another student, Kristin Padilla. "But, I mean, it sounds like kind of a ridiculous reason to make a lawsuit."
An employee of the furniture company, Business Environments, told The New Mexican that a single Think Chair by Steelcase costs $650.
The University of New Mexico had no comment on the suit.
via Law student sues school after she fell out of a chair | The Daily Caller.


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LogPoint – Private Placement of 10 mUSD from Evolution Equity Partners
Tofte & Company – Cybersecurity platform LogPoint secures $10 million in funding led by Evolution Equity Partners
It is with pleasure that we can announce that LogPoint, the next generation security information and event management (SIEM) and big data analytics platform, has secured $10 million in Series B funding from cybersecurity specialist Evolution Equity Partners.
LogPoint, headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, introduced its SIEM solution to the market in 2008 and has since experienced continuous growth. In 2012 Series A funding was provided by Danish ICT specialist investor DICO, who will remain as an investor. LogPoint is the only European SIEM vendor and it achieved an EAL 3+ certification in 2015 in partnership with Boeing Defense, Space & Security. This certification facilitates partnerships with NATO, intelligence agencies, military and police entities and critical infrastructure in general. The Company today serves more than 300 customers globally with a significant customer base in Europe, whether it be government authorities, organizations and private enterprises. The clients are served through a network of infrastructure and security specialists partners such as CGI, Securelink, NNIT, KMD and Cygate. The Company has grown from 30 to 100+ employees with offices in Germany, United Kingdom, France and Sweden in addition to HQ in Denmark.
The large cybersecurity market is in high growth and according to Gartner Research "worldwide spending on information security is expected to reach $90 billion in 2017, an increase of 7.6 per cent over 2016, and to top $113 billion by 2020."
The recent funding will enable LogPoint to enter the next phase of growth; fueling expansion in new markets and providing for continuous enhancement of the LogPoint Enterprise SIEM platform.
"We are very content with the process run by Tofte & Company," says Jesper Zerlang, CEO of LogPoint. "We have secured the capital needed to take LogPoint to the next level and Tofte & Company managed to find the perfect value adding partner in Evolution Equity Partners as they have an extensive network and solid experience and deep sector knowledge within our sector. The process was run very professionally and the deal execution skills got us the right deal."
"Jesper and Søren (Laustrup – founder of LogPoint) have built an amazing company with a huge potential. Their product is truly innovative and in a sector where newcomers have difficulties entering, they have taken a strong market position because of a unique product offering. I very much look forward to follow the journey of LogPoint following the receipt of necessary growth capital and high expertise from Evolution Equity Partners," says Thomas Tofte, Managing Partner of Tofte & Company.
About LogPoint:
LogPoint is a cybersecurity pioneer founded in Denmark, having introduced its SIEM product to the market in 2008. Today, over 300 clients experience the LogPoint difference. LogPoint is the most flexible platform available for collecting, analyzing, and monitoring all data – whether generated by applications, databases, or infrastructure, or by sensitive assets, manufacturing systems, or security systems. The big data scale-as-you-grow architecture allows for quick and easy analysis and visualization with only a few resources – no matter how vast the IT landscape, no matter how dense the data. Sales and support offices are located throughout Europe with partnerships across the globe.
About Evolution Equity Partners:
Evolution Equity Partners, based in New York City and Zurich, Switzerland, invests in fast growing technology companies in the United States, Europe and Israel helping exceptional entrepreneurs develop market leading companies. The firm has a focus on cybersecurity and enterprise software and its partners have been involved as founders, investors and as senior operating executives in leading software companies around the world. Current and past cybersecurity portfolio companies include: AVG Technologies (AVG: NYSE), Cognitive Security (CSCO: NASDAQ), OpenDNS (CSCO: NASDAQ), Carbon Black, Onapsis, Security Scorecard, DFLabs, Fortscale among others.


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Saving Childhood
Your Child Is Important
Millions of children today are either obese or overweight, causing much concern among parents. There are a number of reasons for this. Junk food is now readily available and quite cheap. One other reason is that children today are more sedentary, spending a good chunk of their time playing video games or watching TV instead of running and playing outside. Whatever cause of your child's weight problem, though, it's your responsibility as a parent to find a way to help your child. In this article, we're going to mention a few steps you can take to help your overweight or obese child.
The type of drinks that your child consumes can have an effect on his or her health and weight. Soda and other high-sugar drinks are being consumed by many kids today. There are also dozens of high sugar energy drinks available. You'll also find many kids ordering drinks high in calories in coffee shops. Fruit juices are also high in calorie and sugar and therefore contribute to the problem of obesity in children. You're better off giving your child fresh fruit than canned or bottled juice because the latter is packed full of sugar and more often than not doesn't contain real fruit. Children are better off drinking water than other kinds of beverages. You can also try giving your child herbal teas, as these are low-calorie alternatives and a lot healthier than sodas and other sugary drinks. You need to help your child cut back on consuming unhealthy beverages if he or she is to get to a healthy weight.
For many decades, people have been made to believe that milk is healthy and should be consumed every day, especially by kids. Today, there are differing opinions with regards to milk and dairy products. If you have an overweight child, be careful about his or her consumption of milk and milk-based products such as cheese and ice cream.
Young children are often encouraged to drink lots of milk, and this habit may stay with them even when it's not good for them. If they drink chocolate milk, this contains even more calories. Try getting your child to eat healthier milk substitutes such as low-fat yogurt. These yogurts have protein and calcium and less fat and fewer calories. You don't have to remove milk from children's diets completely, but you should make sure they aren't getting more than they need.
Childhood obesity is a serious problem, and parents should be aware of what causes it and how to deal with it. Parents whose children are overweight or obese should talk to a doctor and come up with a plan on how they can help their children lose weight. The tips we've covered in this article can help you get started in helping your child reach his or her ideal weight.


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Dungeon exploration horror game. The task is to get to the deepest level possible without getting caught by one of the pursuers.
Written in Java with jMonkeyEngine3.
Status: alpha version finished.
Project page: hrave.mrtvolky.cz
Dungeon exploration horror game. The task is to get to the deepest level possible without getting caught by one of the pursuers.
Written in Java with jMonkeyEngine3.
Status: alpha version finished.
Project page: hrave.mrtvolky.cz
Running HTTP and HTTPS on the same port with Apache. They said it couldn't be done. They were wrong!
I've modified a simple Python port forwarding utility to act as a port multiplexer that can automatically forward HTTP and HTTPS requests to the appropriate ports. If the request looks like an HTTP in plain text, it forwards it to port A. Otherwise it is assumed to be HTTPS and is forwarded to port B.
Now you can run your web applications from a single port, regardless of using HTTP or HTTPS. Hooray!
An experimental overlay effect. Put a bit of dust onto a web page and wave your mouse cursor around!
Written in JavaScript and the EaselJS library.
Project page: projects.dejvino.com/DustyRoom/
My Master Thesis software suite. The aim was to create a high-performance correlation computation software + visualisation framework for large datasets.
Correlation computation software. Written in C++ with focus on high performance, uses MPI for running on any kind of setup, from one to many computers.
Source code: git.dejvino.cz/masterserver
Data visualisation framework in Python built on top of PyQtGraph. It interconnects with Corrputer quite nicely.
Source code: git.dejvino.cz/mastervis
Distributed nuke-resistant chat application. Peer-to-peer, built on FreePastry. Created as a school project.
Written in Java on top of FreePastry.
Messages are sent peer-to-peer, chat room configurations are distributed among the peers with a k-level fault tolerance. The implementation is more or less a proof-of-concept. It would require some additional configuration for it to function as a user-friendly application. But that is a task for someone else.
Project page: github.com/Dejvino/PastryChat
An experimental GLSL web page template with a dynamical 3D scene being rendered at the top.
Randomly generated swaying leaves in a fog. Great for calming your website visitors!
Project page: projects.dejvino.com/FoggyLake/
A website with easy access to configuration files for frequently used applications. The aim is to be able to have your favourite settings available wherever you are, be a friend's computer or a brand new OS installation. Simply type the short URL into a browser and you are ready to go.
Project site: cfg.dejvino.com
The main idea is to have a website with a short URL handy at any time. It doesn't have to be flashy and beautiful, as long as it gets the job done.
This is a webcomic done in Czech from the universe of "mrtvolky" (i.e. little corpses in Czech) that I came up with.
The comedy is a bit silly but that is to be expected when dealing with death in a comix.
Project website: mrtvolky.cz
After touching your Android phone screen, this live wallpaper will spawn thousands of new bacteria from your dirty fingers. From this moment on, they live their own lives.
This is simply a Game of Life machine with the input taken from where you put your finger while working with the phone. The effect is quite interesting and entertaining with various user-defined visual settings being available (size, color, speed, effects, …). You can watch whole colonies endlessly struggle for survival.
Project page: github.com/Dejvino/BacteriaWallpaper
Ray-tracing engine written in Haskell. Created as a school project.
The engine is quite basic. It reads a scene definition from a custom-format text file. It is able to use set operations to define even more complex objects. Apart from common geometric objects (cube, sphere, …), there are other object types like cameras and lights. Specifying lights in a scene also allows you to have some material effects and most importantly, shadows.
Project page: github.com/Dejvino/Rendskell


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We're really honoured and excited to have been selected for a TripAdvisor Excellence award. Bream Head Coast Walks was one of the first businesses in Northland to list on TripAdvisor and we have consistently been either top or second ranked attraction in Whangarei.
Here's what TripAdvisor say about the award they have given us:
Founded in 2010, the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award honors hospitality businesses that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor. Properties that are awarded the Certificate of Excellence demonstrate hospitality excellence and represent the upper echelon of businesses listed on TripAdvisor, the world's largest travel site.
We work hard to give all our guests the best possible experience and this is reflected in the wonderful comments we receive. We are delighted that our hard work has been recognised by an award from an internationally respected tourism organisation. Thanks to everyone who took the time to write a Trip Advisor review for us. The time and the information you gave back to us has been invaluable in developing and improving our business, right from the start.


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as a Lighting Designer
I've been involved with theater since my teens, and I don't expect to let go of show-business anytime soon. In children's theater, I learned passion, sensibility, and discipline, which I made into my professional motto. I learned early on the importance of rehearsal and commitment to any project, whether big or small. Studying the play, listening to the music, reading the script's show or watching the choreography, i.e., the entire process, really stimulates me to do the best I can - that's why I always say that I do "lighting with soul."
as a Visual Artist
COLOR AND GEOMETRY. That was always my "thing." There is always a unique characteristic to my drawings: strong colors and geometry. I started drawing on paper using ink and markers, and a few years ago I went on to digital drawing. Most of the time, I use SketchBook Pro (desktop-mobile), Photoshop, and Procreate.Now I'm getting into Illustrator.


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Lunar Earrings
$ 195.00
Handcrafted from recycled sterling silver these earrings were given a hammered texture and has a dimensional rim. The texture is created by repetitive hammering, insuring each earring's pattern will be slightly different.
About 1" in diameter, these earrings hang 1.5" from top of earwire to bottom of circle.


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Trigger warning: this article contains discussion of suicide and self-harm
The first season of Netflix series 13 Reasons Why may have come and gone, but the attacks and outcry against the series' intense and graphical themes remain unrelenting.
Now while the arguments can and have been made about "why depressed people are watching such a show" or "13 Reasons Why just portrays suicide in a non-watered down way" etc, the fact is that regardless of the argument or perspective the stats on suicide, self-harm and threats of both are skyrocketing.
According to a paper released by JAMA (The Journal of the American Medicine Association) the not-so pretty picture gets even worse.
Using data taken from Google Trends between March 31-April 18 of this year researchers found that within that time frame word searches pertaining to suicide had risen by a horrifying 19%. That's at least 900,000 more searches than normal in a period of less than 20 days.
The exact numbers for the word searches are as follows:
- "Commit suicide/how to commit suicide" up by 18% and 26% respectively.
- "How to kill yourself" up by 9%
- General suicide queries rose by 15% on April 15
- And by another 29% on the April 18.
It's worth pointing out that the journals authors did say that,
"the results were unclear whether any query preceded an actual suicide attempt…however, suicide search trends are correlated with actual suicides, media coverage of suicides concur with increased suicide attempts, and searches for precise suicide methods increased after the series' release."
With a second season of 13 Reasons Why already forecast we can only hope that producers are more conscientious of how they represent suicide this time round.
If you or somebody you know are struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts contact the Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636. Or click here to chat online with someone between 3pm-12am daily. If you need immediate medical assistance or are at risk of self harm, contact Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14.


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Handcrafted Floral Teakwood Kalimba Thumb Piano from Bali, "Hibiscus Melody"
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Trisna Dewi presents a charming kalimba thumb piano from Bali. It features a handcrafted teakwood body in the shape of a hexagon, painted by hand with colorful pointillist motifs and the image of a hibiscus flower. Stainless steel tines float above the thumb piano's main hole, producing sweet melodies.
- 0.23 kgs
- 0.5 lbs
- 6 cm H x 19 cm W x 16 cm D
- 2.4" H x 7.5" W x 6.25" D
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Leafs Announce 2013-14 TV and Radio Listingsby Staff Writer / Toronto Maple Leafs
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Wednesday that all 2013-14 regular season and preseason games will once again be carried live among four Canadian television networks and two radio stations. On television, Leafs TV, Sportsnet Ontario, TSN, and CBC will carry the Leafs' action. CBC's Hockey Night in Canada begins its 61st season of Leafs' broadcasts in 2013-14.
"As the home of hockey, the Toronto Maple Leafs are an important part of TSN's national NHL broadcast package," said Stewart Johnston, President of TSN. "On top of broadcasting 17 Leafs games on TSN, TSN Radio 1050 Toronto brings fans live coverage of 41 Leafs games, plus expert analysis and dedicated Leafs programming all season long."
"With the team looking to build on the momentum of last year, Sportsnet is excited to continue its strong partnership with the Maple Leafs and connect fans to their home team first all season long," said Scott Moore, President of Broadcasting, Rogers Media. "Wherever they want, whenever they want, Sportsnet will give Leafs fans access to the biggest and best coverage across multiple platforms and on any device."
Every Leafs' game will also be live on the radio as Sportsnet 590 The FAN and TSN Radio 1050 Toronto will divide the games. The Leafs season opener at Montreal on October 1 will be televised by CBC and listeners can catch the game on TSN Radio 1050 Toronto. The full radio and television broadcast listings are included on the preseason and regular season schedules on this release.
There will be 17 regular season games carried exclusively on Leafs TV. The remaining regular season coverage breakdown is as follows: 23 games on Sportsnet Ontario, 17 games on TSN, 25 games on CBC. All four networks will also carry at least one preseason game.
Viewers can watch the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic® on New Year's Day on CBC in Canada and viewers south of the border can see the outdoor game on NBC. Sportsnet 590 The Fan will carry the January 1 showcase hockey game live from Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Play-by-play man, Jon Abbott, 28, will now perform the duties on mid-week radio broadcasts with the recent departure of Dan Dunleavy. Abbott will call the action on the games that longtime voice of the Leafs, Joe Bowen, is seen and heard on mid-week TV games.The native of Aylmer, Ontario began his career as a production assistant at Leafs TV before moving on to a seven-year run of play-by-play in the Ontario Hockey League, primarily with the Ottawa 67's. He spent the past two seasons behind the microphone of the Toronto Marlies after rejoining the MLSE fold in September of 2011. Abbott will also have pregame and postgame hosting duties for home games on Leafs TV and he will also report from the road for the network.


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A horrific shooting nearly four years ago in the Sunset District had turned into a slow-motion legal nightmare at San Francisco's Hall of Justice. But on Friday, a powerful letter to the judge in the case startled everyone awake.
The story began on Dec. 3, 2006, when a drunken Eric Chung was quickly arrested after he allegedly opened fire on a crowd, wounding two men seriously. Luckily, no one died.
Test results showed Chung's blood-alcohol level was more than three times the legal driving limit. Chung, who is now 26, went to jail.
And that's when the Stall of Justice began.
The officer who wrote the report on the shooting, Paulo Morgado, was slapped with misconduct charges that could lead to his dismissal. He allegedly roughed up a man and lied about it in a separate incident caught on video.
It didn't end there. The privately-contracted worker who took Chung's blood was accused in an unrelated identity fraud case. Another key witness was arrested for mayhem.
In the midst of the mess, Chung wrangled a plea bargain. He faced 25 years to life on a dozen charges, but the deal called for 14 years.
Then on Friday, one of the victims, Eric Le Duc, wrote a letter. He described the pain not only of having surgical screws in his shoulder, but of being off work for more than a year only to learn about the "lenient" deal, which he figured was one of the "necessary compromises" of the system.
"It seems there are many ways for defendants to further draw out" cases and "strategically manipulate" the system, he said, forcing victims to linger on and "endure an uninspiring legal battle."
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text: PRESIDENT Obama has admitted for the first time, that he and his family are "seriously considering" moving to Canada if Donald Trump is elected the 46th president of the United States. The news comes after Obama launched a scathing attack on Trump, calling him "woefully unprepared" and "unfit to be president". The current U.S. president was speaking to the White House press corps when he expressed his "deep disappointment" with the republican party's nominee, leading him and the First Lady to explore other options. "It's something Michelle, the kids and I have discussed as a potential solution to the Donald," he said. "I have also spoken with Prime Minister Trudeau who outlined Canada's generous immigration policy for wealthy individuals, so we'll see." The Obama's had been expected to stay in Washington DC at least until daughter Sasha had graduated from high school. However in the event Trump's elected,Obama told reporters that his family will likely move directly to Canada. "Their education system is clearly a lot better than ours anyway," he accepted, shaking his head. "Canadians would never elect someone as buffoonish and incompetent as Donald Trump, at least outside Toronto." However a potential "President Trump" is not the Obama family's only reason for considering the move north of the border. According to the outgoing president, "Canada is clearly a much safer place for a black person, especially one who's surrounded by police 24/7." First of all Trump is way more fit to be president than Obama has ever been, for one he understands how the economy works, willing to protect our borders, and has mentioned he will not go to war without a declaration of war even against ISIS. So if the Obama's plan on leaving America then could we possibly celebrate a mini Independence day in America if this were to happen if Donald Trump wins the Oval Office? It wouldn't be the first time Obama lived in a different country, as he has lived in Indonesia and Kenya before America. I guess when Barack doesn't get his way he has a thing of packing up his bags and leaving. We really need to vote for Trump now, because it could possibly mean the Obama's now leaving the country. If Trump becomes president it really sounds like the Obama's are trying to escape from something, and this sounds more like them self imposing exile on themselves. Oh and if you do leave America guess who shouldn't get his presidential retirement....Just saying.


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A young Catholic from the West Midlands is all set to run six marathons in the height of summer to draw attention to the plight of Russian orphans.
Richard Peers, 26 and from Solihull, is will run six marathons across three continents in the height of summer throughout the course of August.
Mr Peers said: "I have decided to take up this challenge to raise awareness for the many thousands of Russian orphans whose lives are deprived of the basic necessities that we often take for granted."
He became involved with an orphanage, Kostroma Kids, when teaching in Russia last year. The orphanage, in Kostroma near Moscow, is regulated by the US charity iOrphan.com.
Mr Peers, who admits to having never run 26 miles before, will first travel to Africa with leading members of the Conservative Party to establish a community centre in Rwanda.
He said: "I have been preparing myself for an early start in Kigali when the sun rises at 5am. To run so early and at 6,000ft is certainly a test in itself. However, I have arranged for a team of local runners to accompany myself on my first marathon to make it a more enjoyable occasion."
A 62-hour journey will take Mr Peers through Romania, Moldova and to Ukraine so that he will undertake his second marathon in Yalta, on the Black Sea coast and where the Second World War officially ended. He will travel into Russia to complete a further three marathons in Krasnodar, Moscow and St Petersburg, again accompanied by fellow Russian athletes, before ending his endeavours in Tallinn, Estonia.
Mr Peers, who is a coach and scout for Burnley FC's junior development centre in Cheshire, says that raising funds for young people is an aim close to his heart.
He has set up a website for people to visit and asks people to kindly donate to his cause.
Having independently organised the whole feat, he has set the bar high and aims to raise £50,000 for his cause. You may contact him on his website: www.europeanruns.com.
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It's so tempting in a competitive culture to always measure your success by how big, how far, how many and how much.
But roasting coffee was never about getting somewhere; it was about the love of process. The feeling of waking up with the birds on a beautiful summer Saturday morning and being the first taste you encountered at the market. The smell of the coffee as it transforms from green to yellow to brown. The feeling of pride as we stamp our bags and send them off to your table. We roast coffee because we love to roast coffee.That is all. That is enough.
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For demonstration purposes, I've been creating some little functions to print the address of a variable in managed code, without the aid of a debugger such as WinDbg + SOS (= Son-of-(Strike = debugger for (Lightning = first codename of the .NET Framework))). Not so straightforward after all: some part (built-in value types) can easily be done using C# only, whileas another part (reference types) requires some Managed C++ work. Let's take a look at the code.
A built-in type: int (System.Int32)
//By-value semantics
Don't worry about the AddressInspector yet, that's done in Managed C++ and will be covered a little further. Notice the following things:
Notice there is a method called AddressOf2 as well. Its sole purpose is to grow the stack and see the impact of it: because int is a value type, it will get copied every time you invoke a method and pass it as an argument (unless you're using a pointer int* or by-reference semantics ref int).
As you can see, this approach works great for all these scenarios except for one: the ref int case. If you would write the following:
the compiler would complain "You can only take the address of an unfixed expression in a fixed statement initializer". Basically this means that n is moveable and thus we need to "fix" access to that variable so that the garbage collector won't move it to another location while we keep the address to the old location. See part 18.3 of the C# specification for more info.
So in order to get this fixed, we need to do something like this:
Again, the C# compiler is unhappy with our piece of code and complains "Cannot take the address of a read-only local variable". This time the problem is that by using fixed, the variable pn becomes readonly; this makes sense because changing it (pn = somethingElse) would lead to an uncertain situation about whether pn still is fixed or not (it won't be).
Time to go unmanaged, so this is the outcome:
//By-reference semanticsstatic unsafe void AddressOf(ref int n){ Console.WriteLine("void AddressOf(ref int n)"); fixed (int* pn = &n) { //byte* p = (byte*)&pn; //CS0459 AddressInspector.AddressOf(pn); //MC++ }}
Let's take a look at the AddressInspector.AddressOf method written in Managed C++.
The managed C++ portion
First of all the header file (AddressInspector.h):
// AddressInspector.h
On to the implementation now (AddressInspector.cpp):
// This is the main DLL file.
Don't worry about the Object^ overload yet, just take a look at the void* one. The idea is pretty simple again, but now we can get the address of the pointer. We've left the strict and pragmatic world of C# and can mess around as much as we want :o.
A reference type: System.String
What about strings? System.String is a reference type as you know and things will look different:
//Copy-by-value or copy-by-reference?
Notice we use the mother-of-all-types-type System.Object to have more flexibility further on (we'll pass in another non-built-in value type, i.e. System.TimeSpan, to see the copy-by-value behavior - don't forget that System.Object does not imply reference types, which is a common misunderstanding; the int overloads of the AddressOf* methods will be chosen by the C# compiler as the best overload when we use an int parameter).
As you can see, we need to rely on Managed C++ code once again. This time the compiler doesn't see fit to compile the &n portion of the AddressOf code ("Cannot take the address of, get size of, or declare a pointer to a managed type ('string')"). Why? See section 18.2 of the C# spec which says that "the referent type of a pointer must be an unmanaged-type" (= "not a reference-type and ..."). This is where our Managed C++ AddressInspector::AddressOf(Object^ o)method enters the scene:
void AddressInspector::AddressOf(Object^ o){ char* p = (char*)&o; for (int i = sizeof(void*) - 1; i >= 0; i--) System::Console::Write("{0:X2}", p[i]); System::Console::WriteLine();}
Again, think carefully about the address-of & usage: o is a reference type and therefore is a pointer; however, we need a pointer to that pointer in order to write out the pointer (simple, isn't it?).
Testing it
Time for some testing; let's enter our (C#) Main method:
The challenge for the readers of this blog is to predict the output of this listing (okay, you can't know the addresses upfront, but reason about which AddressOf* calls will yield the same output). Therefore, I won't put the output over here; just think about it and give it a try if you want (create a C# console app and a MC++ CLR class library, add a reference to the MC++ library in the C# console app, copy-paste a few times and compile).
There is an easier way to output a pointer value. Instead of
int* pn = &n;
byte* p = (byte*)&pn;
for (int i = sizeof(int*) - 1; i >= 0; i--)
Console.Write("{0:X2}", p[i]);
I would use
string format = "{0:X" + IntPtr.Size * 2 + "}";
Console.WriteLine(format, (long)&n);
Great tip Anton! Thanks for reading my blog and providing the valuable feedback.
Time for some cool .NET 2.0 feature that might prove useful in some scenarios: string interning....
Try String.Intern :-)
Hi Scott,
That's exactly what was covered in my post on string interning a couple of days ago:
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In the hinduist legends, the apsaras are a seen as celestiam nymphs with a great beauty and originated from the fantasy of the god Brahma. The myth tells that the apsaras emerge from the water to seduce men : those who repel them go mad, whereas those who accept them as a wife become immortal.
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Rosemary Gladstar is a pioneer in the herbal movement and has been called the 'godmother of American Herbalism'. She began over 35 years ago developing herbal formulas in her herb shop, Rosemary's Garden in Sonoma County, California. She is the founder of the California School of Herbal Studies, the oldest running herb school in the United States, author of The Science and Art of Herbalism home study course, and is the organizer of the International Herb Symposium and The New England Women's Herbal Conference held annually in NE. She is the author of numerous herb books including the best seller Herbal Healing for Women, The Storey Book Herbal Healing Series, Herbal Remedies for Vibrant Health, and the Science and Art of Herbalism; an extensive home study course. Rosemary is also the co-founder of Traditional Medicinal Tea Company and did all of the original formulations for the company. She has taught extensively throughout the United States and worldwide at venues as varied as backyard gardens, native villages, garden clubs to universities and hospitals. She has won numerous awards and certificates for her work with medicinal plants, but her greatest reward has been in watching the herbal renaissance soar from its birth and feeling in some small exciting way, a part of it.
Her greatest passion has been the work of United Plant Savers, a non profit organization that Rosemary founded in 1994. UpS is dedicated to the conservation and cultivation of at risk North American medicinal plants and to preserving botanical sanctuaries across the U.S. to help preserve the land that these precious native species thrive on.
Rosemary lives and works from her home, Sage Mountain Herbal Retreat Center, a 500 acre botanical preserve in central Vermont.


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Set on Theseus, a damaged space station and research facility, players will explore the station and are able to create up to four clones of their character, switching between them at will in order to solve a variety of clever puzzles.
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IL-2 Sturmovik does not support the alt-tab feature nor can you minimize the game in any way while playing. Please try to avoid using this feature while playing IL2: Forgotten Battles.
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