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Following a workplace accident in 1991 and a 7 year recovery period Gordon Rose (Director) decided to train to become a health and safety practitioner, after achieving a NEBOSH Diploma and NVQ Level 4 as well as Cert Ed and Fdn Degree teaching qualifications Gordon applied to IOSH the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health to become a Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner. Gordon Set up Rose Health and Safety Training Ltd in 2003 with his wife Adele to assist businesses with they're training and consultancy requirements, the business has grown from strength to strength and has a wide customer base from the local corner shop, charities to blue chip companies, his focus is to ensure that clients are compliant with health and safety and the workplace is a safe environment for everyone. Gordon has always demonstrated a passionate, common sense approach to assisting businesses with their health and safety requirements and compliance with health and safety law be it within a consultancy role or a teaching capacity. The Occupational Safety and Health Consultants Register (OSHCR) has been set up in response to recommendations in the Government-commissioned report on the UK health and safety system − Common Sense Common Safety. It aims to increase employers' confidence in accessing good quality, proportionate advice and also to address concerns that some employers — especially SMEs – can find it difficult to know how and where to get external health and safety advice. OSHCR has been established by a number of professional bodies representing general safety and occupational health consultants across the UK, with support from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
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Compelling genetic evidence suggests that head and body lice are the same species.
The study compared the protein-coding genes of the lice. Body lice can transmit bacterial diseases, while head lice cannot. This difference has resulted in deliberation over whether or not the lice are the same species.
The researchers hope that the results will improve their understanding of how human diseases are transmitted.Read more at University of Illinois

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Brianne Gidcumb | July 2015
The Art of Play: Why the Arts are Essential
I have been reading a fantastic book, Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown. In this book, McKeown talks about the importance of making space in our lives to do less, reducing our stress, making room in our lives for what is truly important. Thus, leading to enjoying life more.
Play in the Life of an Essentialist
McKeown devotes an entire chapter to the importance of play in the life of the essentialist. When we are young, play is natural and instinctive. So, it is only as we get older that we are ingrained with the idea that play is unnecessary, trivial, or a luxury. Schools are, in general, guilty of perpetuating this idea. As the pressure to achieve in reading and math mounts, time dedicated to art, music, PE, and even recess is slashed.
Sir Ken Robinson has written extensively about the need for transformation of the current, standardized model of education. Furthermore, he also addresses the role creativity and play will have in this transformation. He says, "The fact is that given the challenges we face, education doesn't need to be reformed — it needs to be transformed. The key to this transformation is not to standardize education, but to personalize it. He discusses that to build achievement on discovering the individual talents of each child, to put students in an environment where they want to learn, and where they can naturally discover their true passions." (The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything).
So how can play help with this transformation, and how do the arts address our need for play?
Play allows us to be who we are.
McKeown says, "When we play, we are engaged in the purest expression of our humanity, the truest expression of our individuality" (p. 86). Play, and play through the arts, is key to helping our students discover their individual talents, to discover passion, and to express themselves without standardization. To be clear, while there are learning standards in the arts, which are vital to these content areas, the arts are not standardized– in fact, the arts celebrate individuality, creativity, and imagination. These principles are necessary in the 21st century classroom.
Play is restorative.
Our students feel the pressure of standardized testing. They feel overscheduled, both in school and out. Additionally, stress and anxiety are on the rise, even amongst our younger students. Play is an antidote to stress. The arts are a way to engage our students in in learning as they play, explore, create, wonder, and investigate. In San Francisco Unified School District's publication of Stress Reduction Activities, the arts, play, and physical activity are referenced as effective stress relief.
Play has cognitive benefits.
In McKeown's book, he writes about Bob Fagan, a researcher who spent fifteen years studying the behavior of grizzly bears. Fagan discovered that bears who played the most tended to live the longest. "In a world continuously presenting unique challenges and ambiguity, play prepares these bears for a changing planet." (p. 86).
Play has a significant impact on our brain's executive function, stimulating the parts of the brain involved in both careful, logical reasoning and carefree, unbound exploration (McKeown, p. 86). Similarly, countless studies tout the impact engaging in the arts has on the brain. The arts engage all the senses both the logical and creative functions of the brain.
How do you advocate for the need for play in your classroom?
McKeown, G. Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, 2014. ISBN 978-0804137386.
Robinson, K. The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything, 2009. ISBN 978-0143116738.


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On June 7, the Belgian plant of ASCO Industries, which manufactures plane parts for companies such as Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier Aerospace and Lockheed Martin, was hit by one of the biggest crises in its history. Its heads of cybersecurity discovered that they had been infected with ransomware.
This was when the company discovered that the cyberattack had made its way onto all of its systems, immediately paralyzing all its operational activities. What's more, as an extra precaution, the company decided to close its offices in Germany, Canada and the USA. In total, over 1,000 employees were unable to work due to the industrial processes being shut down.
This case is just further proof of a situation that is becoming clearer every day: the increase in infractions on industrial property all over the world. And the trend seems set to escalate; the controversies between China and the US, tech giants or large companies competing for multi-million dollar international projects tend to unfold in offline environments. Despite this, the use of cybercrime to attack intellectual and industrial property is a possibility that needs to be considered by every company.
A growing cyberattack_
Proof of this trend can be found in the 2018 Cybercriminality Study, carried out by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior. As well as discussing the government organization and main Spanish legislation related to cybersecurity, it offers statistics on the cyberattacks registered last year.
Threats to industrial and intellectual property represent a bigger danger insofar as they are not massive cyberattacks on a large number of companies, but rather strategies that target specific organizations with the aim of paralyzing their activity or even indefinitely bringing down their devices.
This a trend that causes concern all around the world. Similarly, the Europol report, Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment reveals that, while ransomware is still the leading cybersecurity threat for many companies, there has recently been a trend for "attackers [to] focus on fewer but more profitable targets and greater economic damage", as is the case for industrial cyberattacks.
A clear example of this kind of operation is GermanWiper, a piece of malware that, over the last few months, has been spreading to organizations worldwide, but with German organizations being the main victims. One of its most illustrative characteristics is the fact that, while other pieces of malware encrypt files and demand a ransom to return the files, GermanWiper doesn't encrypt the victim's files—it simply overwrites them, making them completely useless. This is indicative of how, in these cases, the cyberattack isn't necessarily seeking economic gain, but rather aims to inflict the greatest industrial and financial harm possible on its victims.
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Apart from the spread of GermanWiper, cyberattacks on companies' industrial and intellectual property can take several forms.
1.- Phishing. Credential theft is one of the most effective ways of gaining access to a company's sensitive data. It also exposes the fact that there is often a clear weakest link in the corporate cybersecurity chain: the employees.
2.- CEO fraud. This common variant of phishing involves imitating the CEO or some other company high-up. Cybercriminals take advantage of the immediacy of the situation to create confusion, which they then use to attack the company.
3.- Attacks on IoT. An increasing number of companies work with connected devices that can be exposed to cyberattacks. This threat can take several forms, from intrusions on an organization's IT system to the cybercriminal getting onto the systems that the organization has on the cloud to support its own devices.
4.- LotL attacks. In Living-off-the-Land (LotL) attacks, cybercriminals make use of operating system tools and trusted applications to carry out cyberattacks without being discovered. This is possible because of the fact that many cybersecurity solutions are incapable of discovering this anomalous activity on systems.
How to protect industrial and intellectual property_
To stop industrial or intellectual property from ending up in the hands of cybercriminals, organizations must make all solutions available for protecting their IT systems and for stopping unauthorized access. They must also be able to control what processes are run at all times in order to stop any kind of future problem.
This is how we do things at Cytomic, using AI and Deep Learning algorithms to continuously classify applications based on their behavior, while also searching for any kind of suspicious activity by applying scaled data analysis on the cloud. Along with this automation, there is also the Threat Hunting service to provide an additional layer of monitoring and analysis to strengthen security.
It is vital to remember that a cyberattack on industrial or intellectual property will not only weaken any organization's cybersecurity; it will cause the loss of assets that could cause million-dollar losses.


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Her return is near.
Kelly Clarkson's return is near.
Just how near, you ask? According to this week's Mediabase pop chart, Clarkson's forthcoming single will arrive on Thursday, September 7, one day before she takes the stage on the Today show to perform it.
It's not clear when on September 7, but for now assume it's at midnight EST (technically Sep 8).
The title is rumored to be "Love So Soft."
The pop girls are NOT messing around right now. Kelly Clarkson is the latest super talent to toss her hat into the ring. After parting ways with RCA and joining Atlantic Records, the singer revealed she had plans to record the soul album she's always dreamed of, and it looks like we'll get to hear the first taste of it sooner than later.
Clarkson announced today (August 24) she was added to the Today Show's line-up for their Citi Concert Series for a performance at Rockefeller Plaza on Friday, September 8th, in New York City. It's safe to assume she'll have a new song to perform by then.
And for the record yes, that photo up top is a new promotional image.
Who wants to join me in NYC on The Today Show?? I can't wait!! Enter here: https://t.co/iD3gH8s8gu @TODAYshow pic.twitter.com/zsB3BE58cL
— Kelly Clarkson (@kelly_clarkson) August 24, 2017
The timing makes total sense; Clarkson is hosting an album listening party in October.
"It's very much my personality," Clarkson told People earlier this year of her new album. "I think it's very much what people expected from me off of watching me on Idol. I sang all these Aretha [Franklin] things, I love Tina [Turner], I love Mariah [Carey], I love Whitney [Houston]. I think it's very much what people expected in the first place. I love all my stuff that I've done but this is the record that has been in me since junior high. And that music from when I was in junior high is now coming back [into style] — like our 15-year-old listens to R&B that I listened to in high school."
She added: "We're still working on it, but we have a good batch of songs already and I can't wait to sing them live," she says. "They're amazing. After having a career for so long, it's so weird that nobody knows [my sound] yet, so it's going to be so good. It's definitely a different chapter."
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NOTE the change of Date from March to April!
Just so you can note your diaries before we feature the flyer for the Fair, the Annual Textile Fair held by the Textile Society at Fallowfield, Manchester, will be held on Sunday APRIL 30th 2017.
No excuses then ( no snow, no cold, just April Showers!), come along and find some fans! There are always some there, as well as glorious textiles and costume and beautiful accessories.


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Successful Open Day at Llangattock
Sunday 19 March was the busiest day so far at Beacon Park Boats, with a few hundred visitors dropping by to look at our narrowboats, browse around the boathouse and enjoy tea and cake!
We opened our doors as part of the Canal & River Trust's Open Day on the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, and were delighted to welcome so many interested people. Some live locally but the majority had travelled to the canal and parked in our car park.
Visitors had the chance to see up close the canal re-lining work which the Canal & River Trust (CRT) has been undertaking during the winter. In fact, visitors were able to go down into the drained section of the canal just a short distance from our wharf, and walk along the new concrete lining.
Two of our narrowboats, Buzzard and Grouse, were open for people to go on board and have a look around. For many, it was the first time they had seen inside a narrowboat.
There was a great deal of interest in the fact that we design and build our boats here at Llangattock. More of our staff were busy all day chatting to visitors inside the boathouse, where Puffin is undergoing maintenance and Wren is in the early stages of being built – in readiness for her launch in late May.
Visitors also enjoyed the horsebox studio provided by Arts Alive Wales, lime mortar demonstrations by Ty Mawr and exhibitions by Llangattock Woodland Community Group and CRT, all accessed by temporary bridges which had been built across the canal.
In spite of the weather being a little grey and blustery, the Open Day was a roaring success with 589 visitors – all counted by CRT. At least 20 people expressed an interest in becoming a Friend of CRT, which bodes well for the future of the Mon & Brec. The proceeds from selling our refreshments totalled £240, which has been split equally between the Monmouthshire, Brecon & Abergavenny Canals Trust and CRT. Well done everyone!
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"The fruit of silence is prayer; the fruit of prayer is faith; the fruit of faith is love; the fruit of love is service; the fruit of service is peace."
–Mother Teresa, founder of the Missionaries of Charity
When I was invited to review a book on "Catholic Spiritual Practices" for the Patheos Book Club, how could I say no? It was an opportunity, I realized, to grow in intimacy with God during this Advent season: to deepen my faith and to rest in silence near the heart of the Father.
The exercises in Catholic Spiritual Practices: A Treasury of Old and New are, in fact, diverse; and every serious seeker of Christ will find something to take away.
The Catholic Tradition offers something for everyone: the rich blessings to be attained through attendance at Mass and reception of the Sacraments; the calming presence of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament during Eucharistic adoration; the contemplative prayer of medieval mystics such as St. John of the Cross and St. Teresa of Avila; the official prayer of the Church, the Liturgy of the Hours; devotional prayers such as the Rosary and litanies; contemplative experiences such as Centering Prayer; and more.
There are prayers prayed in the solitude of the heart, and prayers which are meant to be shared in community.
Some prayers, such as the Angelus, are brief and call the spirit back to God for just a moment in a busy day. Others, such as retreats, refocus one's attention on spiritual things for several days at a time.
The editors of Catholic Spiritual Practices, Colleen Griffith and Thomas Groome, have pulled together a collection of brief essays by noted contemporary theologians and spiritual writers. The reader is introduced to rote prayers: the Lord's Prayer, the Angelus, the Rosary, the Liturgy of the Hours; and to the spiritual disciplines such as Centering Prayer and Lectio Divina. We enter more deeply into the life of the spirit through Fasting and the Ignatian Examen. Thomas Groome leads us to walk with the suffering Christ in the Stations of the Cross.
And then, we are invited to recognize moments in our own lives as a kind of prayer: to see how the practice of Forgiveness or of Hospitality or our Care for the Environment, even the everyday struggles of Family Life, can be a form of prayer, leading us to greater holiness.
For someone who wants a better understanding of prayer in Catholic life, this book—with its 26 short, well-crafted chapters on 26 different kinds of prayer—is a great starting point. Catholic Spiritual Practices is a tool kit, loaded with different ways to touch the ineffable, to encounter the Divine Mystery.
It is, though, only a starting point. The student (or the pilgrim) who is serious about understanding Catholic spirituality should go on to read the writings of the great Catholic mystics: John of the Cross and Teresa of Avila. Pick up St. Therese of Lisieux's Story of a Soul. Draw on the rich traditions of Eucharistic devotion, the great hymns of worship composed by St. Thomas Aquinas.
And in recent years, the world has enjoyed wide access to the writings and teachings on prayer by our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, and his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, at the Vatican website, www.vatican.va.
Pope Benedict, in the fall of 2012, has spoken frequently about prayer in his Wednesday General Audiences. On September 12, the pope—speaking to over 8,000 pilgrims gathered in the Vatican's Paul VI Audience Hall, said:
"We can be sure that there is no such thing as a superfluous or useless prayer. No prayer is lost. When faced with evil we often have the sensation that we can do nothing, but our prayers are in fact the first and most effective response we can give, they strengthen our daily commitment to goodness. The power of God makes our weakness strong."
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What's the best way to beat the heat in Hong Kong? Here are four cool dining experiences that are offered exclusively this summer:
1. A trip to Australia with FRITES
Looking for a chilled place to have a fun family outing (with plenty of Belgian beer and mussels)? FRITES is the place for you. This summer, along with kid-centric activities on weekends, they are putting on a lucky draw for a trip for two (adults!) to Adelaide and Port Lincoln in South Australia.
Until 11pm on 30 September, all customers who order a kilo of mussels (don't worry – it's not as daunting as it sounds) will be entered into a lucky draw for a trip to Australia sparing no expense (flights and accommodation included). The itinerary for this exciting trip includes a lot of seafood consumption in Port Lincoln, the seafood capital of Australia, with plenty of scenic coastal views and an intimate lunch at the famous Penfolds Magill Estate winery.
Head over to FRITES' branches in Central, Wanchai, Causeway Bay and Quarry Bay now:
The Wellington, 1/F, 198 Wellington Street, 2217 6761
Shop 6, 1/F, Causeway Centre, 28 Harbour Road, 2827 2422
Causeway Bay
Shop 1, G/F, Park Haven, 38 Haven Street, 2142 5233
Quarry Bay
G/F, Oxford House, TaiKoo Place, 979 King's Road, Island East, 2250 5188
2. Hit the beach with Sugar and MoYou London
From 7 August until 25 September, Sugar Bar+Deck+Lounge is partnering up with MoYou London, a British nail-art brand, to provide an afternoon tea experience inspired by the brand's stylish and fashion-forward nail designs.
The Beach Escape package offers both sweet and savoury treats from around the world. You will be able to enjoy refreshing savoury items such as crab salad, gazpacho, ciabatta toast and seared beef fillet brioche, as well as sweet items like the orange and lemon jelly with summer berry skewer, sawdust pudding and vanilla cupcakes. These treats will be accompanied by MoYou-London-inspired cocktails.
Apart from the scrumptious goodies and bottle of MoYou London nail varnish to take away, guests will be spoilt by MoYou London's beachside nail art and temporary tattoo service on a first come, first served basis.
Afternoon tea is available from 2–6pm on Sundays at $388 for two people and $190 for every additional person.
32/F, EAST, 29 Taikoo Shing Road, Taikoo Shing, 3968 3738, firstname.lastname@example.com
3. Tomahawk Temptation at Morton's of Chicago
Morton's of Chicago have launched a sumptuous surf 'n' turf set menu featuring mouthwatering Tomahawk steak, a succulent two-pound Boston lobster and two glasses of Pebble Lane wine for just $1,588. This deal is available until 14 September.
Each Tomahawk steak, well known for its axe shape, is specially sourced from the US exclusively for Morton's in Hong Kong and is expertly seasoned and grilled to perfection. Its gargantuan size makes it an ideal plate for sharing - it's a super-sized feast especially when served alongside a luscious lobster.
Pebble Lane are a private label that produce wine solely for Morton's steakhouse, crafted from a collaboration between Landry's dining corporation and Scheid Family Wines in Monterey County, California. To complement the surf 'n' turf menu this summer, Pebble Lane have specially blended three wines: a Cabernet Sauvignon, a Chardonnay and a Pinot Noir.
4/F, The Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers, 20 Nathan Road, TST, 2732 2343
4. C'est La B's sweet summer
Chic city café C'est La B invites diners to treat themselves with their new summer combo. Guests ordering a stylish bento box after 5pm will also receive an order of the café's good-looking, great-tasting Taster series of cakes.
The pretty little bento boxes are imported from Japan and decorated in fanciful designs. Each bento includes healthy portions of proteins, carbs and greens – everything needed for a complete, well-rounded meal.
Usually worth $60, the cakes are a main attraction at C'est La B and include the winsome Sunshine, a moist lemon and poppyseed cake, Paradise, an Asian-inspired treat with taro and coconut, and the divine mango banana.
Order with five friends until 31 August and receive 10% off the total bill!
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John Kiley's sculptures, composed of fused translucent glass, are cut with precision and create an acute sense of imbalance. His richly hued sculptures are both optically and emotionally engaging explorations of fragility and light.
Kiley has traveled the world working with the top international contemporary glass artists including Dale Chihuly and Lino Tagliapietra. His work is held in international private and public collections and museums ranging from the Tacoma Museum of Glass to the Shanghai Museum of Glass.
Tip Toland seeks to mirror the vulnerability of humanity back to the viewer, often choosing peripheralized subjects for their ability to portray innocence and extreme complexity. Her hyperreal figures in clay transcend the medium and hover disconcertingly between the fantastic and the mundane.
Toland teaches nationally and has been the recipient of numerous national grants and awards. She has exhibited with the Barry Friedman Gallery LTD, New York City, and had a solo exhibition in 2014 at the Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR. Her work is held in numerous public and museum collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, and the Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC.
Merrill Wagner's wall-mounted compositions are quietly meditative and stridently urban – smooth curves and soft colors contrast richly with the sharp edges of heavy raw steel. The work functions both figuratively and as an abstract work focused on rhythm, pattern and movement transmitted through the use of purposeful, unequally weighted negative spaces.
Wagner has held teaching positions at the Parsons School of Design, New York, and Princeton University, Princeton, NJ. She was the recipient of several prestigious awards ranging from the Andrew Carnegie Prize to the National Endowment for the Arts Visual Fellowship Grant. Her work is held in numerous public and museum collections including the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC.
Jamie Walker's semi-abstract ceramic cloud forms play on the inherent contradiction between the ephemeral nature of their subject matter and the concrete timelessness of sculptural objects, and are they meant to conjure a sense of wandering, day-dreaming and a brief sense of departure from our daily experiences.
Walker is currently the Director of the School of Art at the University of Washington, Seattle, WA. He has received a number of accolades and awards and his work is held in notable private and public collections including the Seattle Art Museum, Henry Art Gallery, Racine Art Museum and the International Museum of Glass. In 2010 he completed a three-piece outdoor commission for Vulcan Inc., located at the Amazon headquarters in Seattle.


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Attending an initial consult with an estate planning attorney can be the first step towards developing an effective plan that can protect your loved ones and your legacy. Although each of these meetings can be unique experiences, differing according to people's individual needs and circumstances, in general, here is what you can expect from an initial consult with an estate attorney:
- An explanation of the estate planning process – This can include a general overview of the various estate planning tools available, including (but by no limited to) wills, trusts, powers of attorney, etc. This explanation may also involve some general guidelines for how and when to review and revise estate plans so that they are always reflective of the grantor's current wishes, needs and estate.
- A discussion of your best options – With this aspect of an initial consultation, an attorney will discuss a specific person's needs and wishes for his estate plan to determine what his or her best options may be for moving forward. To get answers that are as useful as possible in this initial stage, it can be helpful to bring these types of items/documents with you to your initial consult.
- Specific and, at times, personal questions – During the initial consult, don't be surprised if an attorney starts asking some pointed and possibly sensitive questions about assets and/or personal relationships. These questions, as probing as they may seem, can be important to determining how to handle certain assets, how to pass them on to loved ones and/or whether additional estate plans may need to be put in place now.
- A review of the fees and processes if you choose to proceed – Another critical aspect of initial consults with estate lawyers is the discussion of their fees and/or processes moving forward. This discussion should provide some insight as to what you may need moving forward and what you can generally expect to pay for those services.
What Else You Can Expect from Gradisar, Trechter, Ripperger & Roth
In addition to the above, at Gradisar, Trechter, Ripperger & Roth, you can also benefit from the following during – and after – your initial consultation with one of our trusted estate lawyers:
- Honest, clear answers – Our lawyers always provide straightforward, honest advice and answers to each of our clients. Our goals are to inform our clients so they can make the best decisions for them and their families during the estate planning process.
- Responsive service moving forward – Developing an estate plan can be only one piece of the puzzle. Once your plan is in place, you may need to revise it – or your loved ones may need to administer it – in the future. Our lawyers will be there for you and your family at every phase of the process, ready to provide responsive, superior service.
Contact a Pueblo Estate Attorney at Gradisar, Trechter, Ripperger & Roth
When you are ready to take the next step in estate planning, an experienced Pueblo estate attorney at Gradisar, Trechter, Ripperger & Roth is ready to provide you with the highest quality legal services.
To learn more about our superior legal services and how we can assist you, contact us by calling (719) 556- 8844 or by emailing us using the contact form on this page.
From our offices based in Pueblo, we represent clients in Trinidad, La Jara, Lamar, Walsenburg, Alamosa and throughout the state of Colorado.


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PROJECT: Hype Apartment Complex –
LOCATION: Hype Apartments – Clarendon
The Hyde Apartment Complex, located just blocks from the Clarendon Metro station. A combination between traditional materials with mid-century modern touches and amenities, the boutique-style living development is being developed to address the housing needs Clarendon's Lyon Park neighborhood.
According to the plans, the project was planned as 18-unit, four-story apartment complex with below grade areas. The development will include all driveways and underground utilities to serve the property.
Clark Realty Capital, LLC.
Client Rep.: Diarra David McKinney – Development Executive
Tel.: (703) 294-4512
Global personnel provided a full array of services for the project including:
- Subsurface Investigation including soil test borings and in-situ field testing to verify the suitability of the existing soils for the design and construction of the proposed 4 story structure.
- Laboratory Testing Services to determine required design parameters for design of foundations, slab-on-grade and roadways as well as parking areas.
- Preparation of a Geotechnical Engineering Report summarizing our findings and providing recommendations for the most cost effective design and construction of the project.
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Virginia State Police say a 5-year-old girl was killed and other people were hurt in a chain-reaction crash in Haymarket.
The agency said in a news release that the crash occurred Monday morning on Interstate 66. Troopers say traffic was slowing in a work zone when a Nissan pickup truck hit a Chevrolet Cobalt in front of it. The collision pushed the Chevy into the vehicle in front of it, and that car into the vehicle in front of it.
Police say 5-year-old Nayla Mitchel died at the scene. Authorities say her parents, 26-year-old Simone Rhodes, who was driving the Chevy, and 34-year-old Gerald Mitchel of Washington, were hospitalized with serious injuries.
Troopers say the driver of the Nissan, 27-year-old Dustin Skidgel of Markham, was taken to a hospital.
Skidgel is charged with reckless driving.
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The CQC registers, monitors and inspects all providers of health and social care to ensure that services provided are safe, effective, compassionate and high quality.
From 8 – 11 March 2016, the CQC will be inspecting services at UCLH. As part of the inspection process, the CQC speaks to patients and their families, and carers about their experience. For more information, see the poster below.
If you would like to tell the CQC about your experience at UCLH you can either:
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Out of hoursThe normal working hours for the Communications Unit are Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm. The only media enquiries that will be answered outside of these working hours are urgent enquiries and those relating to major incidents. To access the out-of-hours service call switchboard on 0845 155 5000.
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text: "Link Management Protocol (LMP) extensions for G.709 Optical Transport Networks", Fatai Zhang, Xian Zhang, Daniele Ceccarelli, Diego Caviglia, Guoying Zhang, Dieter Beller, Sergio Belotti http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-cecczhang-ccamp-gmpls-g709v3-lmp-00.txt Recent progress of the Optical Transport Network (OTN) has introduced new signal types (i.e., ODU0, ODU4, ODU2e and ODUflex) and new Tributary Slot granularity (1.25Gbps). Since equipments deployed prior to recently defined ITU-T recommendations only support 2.5 Gbps Tributary Slot granularity and ODU1, ODU2 and ODU3 containers, the compatibility problem should be considered. In addition, a Higher Order ODU (HO ODU) link may not support all the types of Lower Order ODU (LO ODU) signals defined by the new OTN standard because of the limitation of the devices at the two ends of a link. In these cases, the control plane is required to run the capability discovering functions for the evolutive OTN. This document describes the extensions to the Link Management Protocol (LMP) needed to discover the capability of HO ODU link, including the granularity of Tributary Slot to be used and the LO ODU signal types that the link can support. Moreover, extensions of LMP test messages detailing the OTN technology specific information in order to cover also G.709v3 signal types and containers are also provided. 2012-10-11T22:00:00-00:00


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Here at Scrap Car Ayston we collect vehicles free of charge throughout Ayston (LE15), Rutland. Old scrap cars, if on the road will still need to be taxed, even if you are not using the vehicle, this is the law. You don't have to pay to have your car collected. Scrap Car Ayston will take away your scrap vehicle free of charge in Rutland!
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Scrap Car Ayston have built up a service to be proud of with many years experience in the trade and a lot of happy customers. After trading here for over a decade we have built a knowledge of the local area meaning we are fast and reliable. We are proud of our reputation of a prompt and reliable service we will always be with you at the agreed time slot. We are able to collect vehicles day or night, seven days a week, even on bank holidays, and we will work round you.
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Truer words were never spoken when it comes to April Fools' Day, which can be fun, mean, or downright dangerous depending on who's pulling the gag. While we know that nobody reading this blog would ever dream of doing the latter, plenty of people in this wild world certainly have, and we've got proof. Here are a few pranks that turned out a bit different than they were originally intended.
Hamper Hijinks
It started with the pop of a single April Fools' firecracker. It ended with significant smoke and fire damage to at least one apartment and the evacuation of the entire complex.
According to the news website MLive, on April 1, 2015, a resident of the Campus West Apartments in Allendale Township, Michigan, tossed a firecracker into a laundry hamper as a joke. Within moments, smoke began billowing from the hamper, filling the apartment and prompting residents to evacuate the unit as well as the complex. The fire department was called, and by the time crews arrived there were smoke and flames billowing from the apartment. Crews from two neighboring communities were called to help fight the blaze. No injuries or deaths were reported.
Residents of the apartment where the fire originated may have been able to douse the flames in the early moments of the fire, but the unit was not equipped with a fire extinguisher. According to MLive, fire officials said there was no fire extinguisher inside the apartment due to a code exception for townhouse structures.
Potent Pepper
An 1839 Baltimore Sun article tells the first-person account of an unnamed narrator who filled a pepper shaker with gunpowder, then requested that his cook "keep up a good fire, and give me a beef bone for breakfast."
The cook peppered the bone over the gridiron, which resulted in a welter of mini explosions. Frightened, the cook dropped the entire pepper castor into the fire. The resulting explosion blew up the boiler, scalded a cat and three kittens, and sent the porter "with a live coal in his eye, dancing about, blind with rage."
The unknown author ends the piece by glibly noting that he "never laughed so much in my life."
Aggrieved Over Aliens
On October 30, 1938, Halloween eve, Orson Welles narrated a radio adaptation of H.G Wells' novel "War of the Worlds," about a Martian invasion of Earth. The urgency of the documentary-style broadcast convinced plenty of listeners—though many were later loathe to admit it—that the planet was under attack by ruthless aliens. Won't get fooled again, everyone said.
Apparently the lesson wasn't learned, because on April 1, 2010, a Jordanian newspaper ran a bogus front-page article about a UFO landing near the desert town of Jafr. The mayor of the town wasn't in on the joke, though, and took the story all too seriously. According to an article in The Telegraph, the mayor canceled schools, sent in soldiers, and almost evacuated the town's 13,000 residents. When he found out it was all a prank, he threatened to sue the paper.
In case you're wondering, as I was, neither NFPA 1600, Disaster/Emergency Management and Business Continuity/Continuity of Operations Programs, nor NFPA 1616, Mass Evacuation, Sheltering, and Re-entry Programs, makes mention of alien invasions.


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In excel 2007 I have a budget sheet that is by day for the entire year in the first column, and then next to that I have a column for expenses. I need the formula to look at another spread sheet and search for a a specific date within a column, so lets say the 1st of the month. If the date is there I then need the sales amount that is on the same row but different column associate with the date to then populate that amount onto the expense column in the first spreadsheet.
So why do you think that you can't use VLOOKUP?
Have you tried it?
As long as the dates in both spreadsheets match exactly, and the dates in the "second" spreadsheet are in a column to the left of the expense column, it should work.
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Shelton parents urge aldermen to fund full-day kindergarten
A group of Shelton parents is urging the Board of Aldermen to provide adequate funding in the new budget to implement full-day kindergarten this fall.
Speaking at the most recent aldermanic meeting, they said the city can afford a full-day program and that the current half-day program puts Shelton youngsters at a disadvantage compared to young students in most nearby towns.
Linda Cascella, who has two young children, said children are "actually only being educated two hours a day" with a half-day program because of time for snacks, bathroom breaks, dismissal preparation, and other activities.
She said a longer school day would have "a huge impact" on kindergartners, and that the city has the needed funds because of its large budget surplus.
Making a point with candy bars
Cascella, who works for as a speech language pathologist for the school system, brought along some edible props to make a point — presenting each alderman with a 100 Grand candy bar to symbolize the need for more funding.
"Full-day kindergarten will bring grand educational success to the city of Shelton," she printed on the candy bar wrappers.
And she held up a PayDay candy bar for Mayor Mark Lauretti — who was not at the meeting — because she said full-day K would bring "a huge payday" for the city's children.
Status of next year's budget
About two dozen full-day K supporters — most of them parents of young children — showed up at the meeting. Six of them addressed the aldermen during the public speaking portion.
The proposed new budget, which takes effect on July 1, now is in front of the Board of Apportionment and Taxation. After that board acts on the proposal late this month, it will go to the aldermen for final passage.
Board of Education (BOE) officials have requested a budget increase of $3.5 million, or 5.4%, and say they need an increase of at least $2.75 million, or 4.2%, to start full-day K and cover other higher costs.
Lauretti has recommended an increase in school spending of $2 million, or 3%. He has said education expenses can't continue to escalate a lot more than the city's non-school expenses, and that school officials should be able to figure out how to start full-day K with $2 million in new funds.
'A good jump start'
Molly Oestreich, a parent, said full-day K is needed to prevent students from falling behind at a young age.
Oestreich said this is especially important with the new Common Core standards being adopted by all school systems. "We need to help them have a good jump start," she said.
She is worried Shelton youngsters won't do as well as kids from towns with full-day K, noting they now receive four fewer hours of learning a day than many of their out-of-town counterparts.
"It's evident here that parents want full-day kindergarten and our [school] administrators want full-day kindergarten," Oestreich said. "I'm just not sure why our lawmakers don't."
Nicole Bunaskavich, who has four children, said the new Common Core system "is designed for a full day." She said "it's not fair" to expect children to learn everything in just a half-day.
"The need is there and the money is there," Bunaskavich said.
Working together
Lori McKeon, a parent, said the city can afford to both start full-day K and eliminate pay-to-participate fees for youngsters involved in extracurricular activities such as clubs and team sports.
She expressed appreciation to the aldermen for paying for school-related items outside the education budget, such as Promethean boards in classrooms, and said it's time for school and city officials to get over past disagreements.
"I certainly hope we can work together," McKeon said.
John Figoras of Shelton said he was "appalled" that Shelton didn't offer full-day K when most others towns in the state do. He said the lack of such a program impacts single mothers in particular.
"I feel very, very bad for our children. … Let's give them every chance we can," said Figoras, who described the current tax burden in Shelton as being "very reasonable" compared to that of other nearby communities.
Lengthening the day
Martha Parkins, who has two young children and is a Shelton first grade teacher, said she can see the ramifications of the current half-day program with her students. She called it "important" to lengthen kindergarten to a full day.
John F. Anglace Jr., aldermanic president, thanked the speakers for presenting their views.
"Keep up the hard work on your behalf," said Anglace, who has expressed some reservations about starting a full-day program in the past.


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"That's what I love about reading: one tiny thing will interest you in a book, and that tiny thing will lead you onto another book, and another bit there will lead you onto a third book. It's geometrically progressive - all with no end in sight, and for no other reason than sheer enjoyment." - Mary Ann Shaffer
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
The Silent Man by Alex Berenson
Author: Alex Berenson
Grade: C+
Recommended To: Spy Fans who want a book to be over as fast as possible.
This is Alex Berenson's third book in the John Wells series. I also reviewed his second book and you can find that review here. This book was better, but Berenson needs to work on his character development and either needs to ditch the romance or improve upon it.
This book is about some terrorists that obtain two nuclear bombs from the Russian arsenal and then bring them to the United States to dismantle and use in their own "special weapon." His words, not mine; but that phrase kept making me thing of a bad romance novel instead of a spy/thriller. In a sort of unrelated story line, a guy from the second novel also tries to kill Wells, but instead shoots his GF, Exley. And, Wells, being the completely one-dimensional character that he is, can only think about revenge.
Here's the first problem. These characters are so flat! Wells has zero personality and all he wants to do is kill kill kill. That makes for a very fast read, but not necessarily for a good story. Also, Wells doesn't do anything that the CIA tells him to do. He goes rogue a lot, which lends an unrealistic element to this novel. Sure, he's a national hero from Book #1, but does he really lack all common sense? Apparently so.
The second problem is that the romance between John Wells and Jenny Exley is one of the worst that I've read in a spy/thriller novel in a very long time. For example, she gets shot and he hangs out by her bed for a while, but can't think of anything else but murdering the guy that he thinks did this to her. So he leaves her, and of course she asks him not to go, but he does anyway. At this point, I just want them to break-up. He has earned the worst-boyfriend-of-the-decade award, and I mostly want her to succumb to her wounds so I never have to read about their "relationship" again. Berenson tries to describe the characters' emotions with their actions and it makes for an extraordinarily thin love story. In my opinion the entire line needs to be scrapped. These books would be better without it.
Finally, and I know I'm going long here, Berenson spends 98% of the novel trying to find this bomb. Russia is playing games, the terrorists are dismantling the "special weapon" in extreme detail, Wells is flying all over Europe and terrorizing children, and then BOOM, the story is finished in literally 5 pages. All because Wells sees an SUV that is probably carrying the bomb. Sigh. I felt like I invested a lot of time in reading the first 98% only to be totally let down by the lack of action at the end. Let's be honest, we only read these books for the action and this failed.
So, this book gets a C+. That's the best I can do.
Either way, this is a very fast read and I recommend it to people who love spy/thriller novels and don't much care about the substance or characters in the story.
Posted by Jillian
Labels: Action, Alex Berenson, C+
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Evolution (2001)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Ivan Reitman
Starring: Dan Aykroyd, David Duchovny, Julianne Moore, Orlando Jones, Seann William Scott
The alien organisms become acclimatised to Earth's atmosphere and are spreading throughout the town. They are evolving rapidly to become smarter primates. It is revealed that fire is a catalyst for the growth of the alien organisms, and the Army is planning to use napalm against them which would be disastrous. Ira (David Duchovny) suddenly makes the brillant assumption that the aliens are weak against Selenium, and collects large amounts of Head & Shoulder's shampoo which contains Selenium. The Army bombs the aliens and suddenly, a large blob-like organism comes out of the cave which all the aliens originated from and crushes the Army. The heroes drive close to the Blob and pump in large amounts of shampoo. The Blob explodes. Everyone is happy.
Other mistake: At the very beginning of the movie, when the guy throws the match into the house, it doesn't enter through the window. The match crashes and bounces back, but the fire inside the house still occurs. (00:02:40)
Trivia: "Evolution" was originally written as a serious sci-fi thriller by writer Don Jakoby. When Ivan Reitman signed on to direct, he felt the concept would make for a good ensemble comedy, similar to his film "Ghostbusters." Jakoby actually liked the idea of reworking the film into a comedy so much, he stayed with the project and assisted in re-writes.
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My physiotherapy practice is centered around helping people to; feel their best, enjoy the things they love to do and get back to the things they need to do.rnI first set out on this path by obtaining an Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology at McMaster University in 2005 and a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in 2008. A commitment to continuing education and a compelling drive to further understand the complexities of the body inspired me to pursue a Masters in Clinical Science in Manipulative Therapy from the University of Western Ontario. In addition to advanced skills in manual therapy I have also pursued training in acupuncture with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute earning my CAFCI. rnMy passion for understanding movement of the body and awareness of the mind-body connection lead to a natural interest in and love of Yoga. I completed my Ashtanga Teacher training in 2009 through the Sattva School of Yoga and have since developed a unique approach of integrating yoga postures, breathing and meditation principles within physiotherapy treatment. I enjoy working with both new and experienced Yoga practitioners to help prevent injury and take their practice to the next level. rnOutside of work, I have a love for the outdoors and trying new activities. I am an avid mountain bike enthusiast and enjoy running and yoga. Along with these more vigorous activities I equally enjoy a walk by the lake, or a hike in the woods, and chasing after my nieces and nephews. Whatever the goal, I strive to help people participate in happy active lifestyles.
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A tour guide escorts groups or individuals by way of an area of curiosity, offering instructional details along a deliberate route. Sometimes a tour information might lead tourists by way of a structured exploration of a building or region or act out a guided story as a personality in costume. Other tour guides would possibly operate a bus or a ship, delivering information whereas escorting visitors from one location to another. Communication is one of the strongest qualities a tour information must have.
In Australia, tour guides are qualified to a minimal of Certificate III Guiding.[5]]. They belong to a couple of organisations, notably the Professional Tour Guide Association of Australia [PTGAA] and Guides of Australia [GOA].
I collected knowledge from the TripAdvisor website for all D.C. points of interest labeled as "Tours & Activities†and for all reviews of these corporations made between August 1, 2010, and July 31, 2015. In all, I examined 14,762 client reviews throughout 5 years. Proponents justify licensure, and the burdens it imposes, by claiming that it weeds out substandard service providers, thereby ensuring high quality. Quality assurance was, in reality, the District's rationale for the tour information test, the centerpiece of the licensing … Read More


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Mission to northern Louisiana (5-6 November 2018) [fr]
The Consul General carried out a mission to northern Louisiana from November 5-6, 2018. The objective was to better understand current trends and local issues in parts of Louisiana with a historic French presence.
The Consulate also sought to present its activities, especially in the cultural and educational domains, with an accent on French as a language for employment and on the Professional French Forum which will take place in New Orleans in November 2019.
The visits to Alexandria, Natchitoches, and Monroe allowed us to reinforce our relationships and to explore potential collaborations at a university, tourism, research, and technological level, particularly with regard to architectural protection (project CFB 4.0).
The three mayors we visited expressed their interest in forging a relationship focused on these future sectors, bringing more economic opportunities for young people.
During this mission, the Consul General was welcomed by Northwestern State Univesity (NSU) President Dr. Chris Maggio in Natchitoches. We were able to converse with the French department and exchange students from the University of Angers at a reception held at the President's home. We are actively working with them to put together a professional French program, the Professional French Studies Minor, which will soon be offered at NSU.
A stop in Marksville gave us the opportunity to visit the Hypolite-Bordelon Home, one of the oldest existing structures of its kind in Louisiana.
- Bridget Stanga (Attachée de presse at the Consulate), Dr. Chris Maggio (President of NSU), Jennifer Maggio, Margot Lee Shetterly (author of Hidden Figures), and Vincent Sciama (Consul General of France in Louisiana)
- Andy Ferrell (Deputy Director of the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training), Vincent Sciama (Consul General of France in Louisiana), Lee Posey (Mayor of Natchitoches)


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The Friends of Maud Marks Library is a nonprofit organization made up of volunteers dedicated to encouraging greater use of the Maud Marks Library and its services. Since 1984 this organization has provided various programs for children and adults, services, books, and equipment to the library and community.
The friends can only achieve our goals with your support. Membership gives you opportunity to join our team of volunteers that put together our programs and activities and makes these events successful.
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EUROPE / UK – A proposal by the Spanish delegation to the EU pensions working group to introduce a solvency test for pension funds could lead to billions of euros having to be injected into occupational schemes overnight. But the idea has come under fire from the UK government which claims it would deliver another blow to its already-beleaguered occupational pensions system.
The UK government says the proposals will force companies to inject cash immediately into their funds to cover any deficit shown by the new accounting principle, FRS17, which is already considered the main culprit for the recent closures of defined benefit schemes in the UK.
According to press reports, industry insiders in the UK are furious that EU member states that don't rely heavily on having their pension systems funded by investing in stock markets and other asset classes could be in a position to destroy the UK pensions model.
But Rhoslyn Roberts of the UK's National Association of Pensions Funds says it all depends how the proposal is interpreted. "It's just another set of regulations but nonetheless, it has come along at a rather inopportune time when there is a lot of debate about the future of DB schemes in the UK."
Roberts says the UK system is pretty unique in the EU and doesn't rely on 100% funding levels. "Other member are used to reporting 100% funding levels for their schemes and DB isn't extensive outside the UK. What is important for the UK's system is the flexibility that allows funds' solvency levels to fluctuate from year to year because they are directly linked to the performance of the underlying asset class. The UK needs to retain that element of flexibility and there needs to be greater understanding between member states."
The UK is supposedly the only EU member opposed to the move and, acting unilaterally, it is highly unlikely to get the proposal blocked. If passed, it could become UK law within two years.
The directive has already come under fire from the UK, Ireland and Netherlands over its proposals to restrict pension funds' investments in private equity, real estate and other alternatives investment classes. The Spanish, who currently hold the EU presidency, are keen to get the directive passed by June, when their tenure ends.


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Definitions for "beast"
Keywords: antichrist, lawlessness, satan, incredibly, god
Antichrist, man of lawlessness· This is the world leader of the fourth beast kingdom. This incredibly successful world leader will receive power from Satan and attempt to destroy the people of God.
a symbol for an enemy of Israel, God's chosen people
the forces of evil; the antichrist
Keywords: fictional, robby, superheroes, benson, mccoy
Beast, (or The Beast) (Dr. Henry "Hank" P. McCoy), is a fictional character, a Marvel Comics superhero who is a member of the mutant team of superheroes known as the X-Men.
Beast (Adam) is a fictional character and main hero in the 1991 version of Beauty and the Beast. He is voiced by Robby Benson. The Beast is of an unidentifiable species (known by fans as a Man-Lion), but the designer distinguished that he used a mixture of gorilla, lion, wolf, bear, wild boar and the most relevant appearance, buffalo, for the appearance of the beast.
Keywords: creature, nonhistorial, humanoid, totemic, earthly
Any living creature; an animal; -- including man, insects, etc.
Any four-footed animal, that may be used for labor, food, or sport; as, a beast of burden.
any animal other than a human; -- opposed to man.
Keywords: publius, granddaddy, floyd, enigma, evan
Arguably the granddaddy of the genre. Although it was preceded by the "Publius Enigma," a promotion for the Division Bell album by Pink Floyd, the Beast was more successful in attracting a mainstream and diverse audience. This alternate reality game was set in the A.I. movie universe and centered around the mysterious death of Evan Chan. .tôp.
a stop-motion action figure movie
Keywords: duo, admires, sonic, portrait, electronic
Keywords: sitcom, bbc, veterinary, television, surgery
A penalty at beast, omber, etc. Hence: To be beasted, to be beaten at beast, omber, etc.
Keywords: unaffectionate, transceiver, rig, watts, properly
Unaffectionate term for CB transceiver: "The beast is only putting out three watts." Usually a rig that is not operating properly.
Keywords: voluntary, characterized, movement, living, organism


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It's the end of Souls as we know it, and I feel fine
Well, it looks like this is it.
Although From Software is billing it as the "close of the age of fire," Dark Souls III: The Ringed City could be the last taste of Souls for a long while. It's a journey that's lasted over eight years, and it's only fitting that it would top Ashes of Ariandel.
Dark Souls III: The Ringed City (PC [reviewed], PlayStation 4, Xbox One)
Developer: From Software
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Released: March 27, 2017
[To access The Ringed City you'll want to head to the last boss room in the Ashes of Ariandel DLC after talking to the painter in the attic, or the Kiln of the First Flame where a new bonfire will appear. From Software recommends a Soul level of 125 for the add-on.]
Unlike previous DLCs that tend to stick to a common theme, Ringed City works the whole "dark and light" angle really well. There's angelic imagery alongside of some of the darkest designs since Bloodborne, and they never truly feel at odds with each other given how strong the bonds of the lore tighten them up (just don't expect a grand finish or a nice bow to tie everything up -- par for the course for From Software). And when I stepped into the titular area, I audibly gasped -- something I can't remember doing since Anor Londo.
Since I know you're chomping at the bit to find out, there's four boss fights. Two for the main story path, one that's optional, and another that's more like a glorified NPC similar to the Old Monk in Demon's Souls. Of the four two of them put up a real fight and one, even though I did still one-shot it, managed to catch me off guard for the first time in a while.
If I have one complaint with From's add-on philosophy, it's that most of its supplementary work is too linear from the start. I mean I don't need a Firelink Shrine wheel with endless spokes, but something other than a guided intro would graft it directly into the game and make it feel more natural -- nothing after Artorias of the Abyss has gotten that right.
If you're really into gear (I'm generally underwhelmed when it comes to DLC loot) there's a few unique bits to find, including several swords, shields, and miracles. The standout for me as a big shield user is the Giant Door, a comically over-sized bulwark that's literally two doors that can be crudely placed together. Ringed City's Lothric Banner is a little cool looking with its momentary spirit banner animation, but ultimately feels like a standard spear and pales in comparison to the Ringed Knight Straight Sword, which has a flashy giant flame effect.
While most DLCs have weapon sets that make me want to immediately toss them in my stash and never see them again, From Software actually decided to put a little more effort in, at least when it comes to the meta. Projected Heal, a literal ball of healing, is also going to make a dent in PVP and PVE playthroughs alike. They're small baby steps in the grand scheme of things that only hardcore online players will care about, but welcome all the same.
Rather than giving us a half-assed PVP map, Ringed City also puts forth more effort for posterity's sake. Now there's password-based matchmaking for arenas, which makes deliberate one-on-one battles that much easier to initiate. The two arenas, based on both Lothric Castle and Archdragon Peak are rehashes, sure, but when coupled with the technical advancements that bring Dark Souls into the modern age they're easier to overlook.
If The Ringed City really is the end of Souls, it manages to hang its head high with the rest of the series. From Demon's to Dark III we have more than enough macabre settings to pore over in the years to come. They aren't all created equal, and some of them aren't even created by Hidetaka Miyazaki, but I'll remember each and every one of them for as long as I live. It's been a wild ride.
[This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]
Dark Souls III: The Ringed City reviewed by Chris Carter
Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth your time and cash.
How we score: The Destructoid reviews guide


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Brendan Galloway has opened-up about his difficult loan spell at West Brom and how he learned to cope with not playing.
The young Everton defender admits it was tough adapting to a different style of play under the direct approach of Baggies boss Tony Pulis.
But he insists it has made him a more rounded footballer, and now hopes to get his promising career back on track under Ronald Koeman at Goodison.
And the left-back says his time away from Merseyside has made him appreciate there is "nothing quite like Everton".
Galloway moved to the Hawthorns last August but played only five times during his stint with the Baggies.
Pulis described Galloway as a "pleasure to work with" but opportunities ultimately proved limited in the left-back position for the 21-year-old.
"It was a tough season and I learnt a lot," Galloway said. "I experienced something different but now I'm happy to be back.
"It was frustrating [not to play more games] but I learnt a different style of football, completely different to here. As a young footballer, you need to learn other aspects to your game. The lads were all brilliant and I made a lot of friends there - they welcomed me and they are all good footballers and good people.
"I learnt how to deal with not playing, which was very hard, but I'm happy to be back here. It is tough because as a young boy all you want to do is step out on to that pitch but when you are not able to, it gets frustrating.
"It was a tough year but walking back into Finch Farm and seeing all the lads has really made me happy. Now you've experienced something else, you realise there is nothing like Everton.
"Experiencing another Premier League football club and coming back here, you realise every single one of us is in a fortunate position. We've got to work hard to stay here and maintain that level that the gaffer wants."
Galloway was granted permission to return to Everton for the final couple months of last season and played for the Under-23s team in their successful bid for the Premier League 2 title.
He featured in April's victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park before suffering a hamstring injury.
The former MK Dons man, who joined the Toffees in 2014, is expected to be back fit for the start of pre-season where he aims to lay down a marker.
"I really want to push on and play now, get back playing in that Blue shirt and doing my best for the team," added Galloway.
"I'll spend some time with my family and then get back into it. I'm already looking forward to the pre-season trips, the pre-season games and having a good season.
"When you are in the off-season it gets quite boring after a while. You want to be running, kicking a ball, back with the team. A few weeks' break is good, to get some sun with the family, and then come back and work hard.
"I have spoken to the manager [since I returned] but because of my injury, we'll have a good chat when I come back. I worked with him last pre-season and I'm really looking forward to working with him again."


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Technology Watch: Don't Sweat it Positive Data for Microwaves for Axillary Hyperhidrosis
Long-term 12- to 18-month data presented by Lupin, et al. at the ASDS Annual Meeting in Atlanta suggest that a novel microwave device is effective for treatment of primary axillary hyperhidrosis. Thirty-one (31) adult subjects with primary axillary hyperhidrosis (HDSS ratings of 3 or 4, and a gravimetric sweat assessment of at least 50mg in each axilla) were enrolled at two sites. All subjects had one to three treatment sessions with the miraDry system (Miramar Labs, Inc.) over a six month period. HDSS efficacy (reduction to a score of 1 or 2) for evaluable subjects was 100% at 12 (26/26) and 18 (17/17). Gravimetric assessments at 12 months post-treatment showed an average reduction in sweat of 82%. Patient satisfaction was very high: 89% (23/26) at 12 months and 94% (16/17) at 18 months.
The most common side effects were altered sensation in the skin of the underarm (resolved in all cases) in12 subjects, or short-term swelling in the arm or chest that also resolved (in 8 subjects).
Management Tip: LISTEN IN Tape Record Appointment Calls
To improve the front office performance at your practice, consider tape recording and reviewing patient appointment calls, said Allan S. Wirtzer, MD, at the 2012 Cosmetic Surgery Forum in Las Vegas. "The person answering the phone is first contact that a potential patient has with your office," says Dr. Wirtzer. Thus, it's important that they have a pleasant voice and can answer any questions patients might have, he continued. Recording calls therefore enables clinicians to educate staff members who aren't following those guidelines and ensure that calls are being handled appropriately.
Technology Watch: No Pain. No Gain RF Body Shaping Appears to Be Painless
TriPollar via the Apollo device (Lumiere Medical and Pollogen) offers effective, pain-free treatment of cellulite and circumferential reduction, said Ronald L. Moy, MD at the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery 2013 Annual Meeting. "TriPollar treatments have a truly attractive profile for non-surgical body contouring and anti-aging," Dr. Moy said in a statement about his presentation. "I have used nearly every other non-invasive technology available, and when it comes to patient satisfaction, TriPollar is superior."


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We Bleed Blume Blood Drive
We Bleed Blume Blood Drive
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For the past several months, our colleague Brett Blume, has been off the air dealing with significant health issues. Among many of the challenges he has faced, he's received numerous blood transfusions. While his fight continues, his friends and family have felt helpless searching for a way to help.
On Tuesday, July 23rd, KMOX will host a We Bleed Blume Blood Drive in support of Brett in conjunction with the American Red Cross
We'll be out from 12p – 6p at the Metro East Lutheran High School in Edwardsville (located at 6305 Center Grove Road, Edwardsville, IL 62025)
If you are interested in setting up an appointment to donate during the We Bleed Blume Blood Drive, please call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter: MetroEastLHS to schedule an appointment.


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After a comprehensive refurbishment process carried out by the new owner of this legendary restaurant on the Costa del Sol, "La Plage Casanis" reopened in June 2016. "La Plage Casanis" is a restaurant located in Marbella, one of the most important tourist cities of Spain. This restaurant / beach bar has been open for more than 40 years and is a reference in the area. Well-known for its fresh seafood dishes and cocktails on the beach, large tables and chairs facing the dunes of Marbella and the Mediterranean Sea. To withstand the wet and corrosive environment of the sea more than 20 MASK6 loudspeakers were installed outdoors and inside. For the bigger area four MASK8 were used, in the kitchen three fireproof CM6TSMF loudspeakers were installed. To enhance performance at low frequencies two subwoofers Apart SUB2201 were added. The complete 4 zone system is controlled by one Apart ZONE4 preamplifier and powered by three REVAMP2600 amplifiers.