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Lets Encrypt is an quick & easy way to add SSL to you website.
You can also use Lets Encrypt certificates to help secure your postfix mail server.
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Lets Encrypt is an quick & easy way to add SSL to you website.
You can also use Lets Encrypt certificates to help secure your postfix mail server.
SSL SMTP allows mail clients & mail servers to send encrypted data.Continue reading
If you're seeing a lot of messages about untrusted TLS connections in your mail log when running postfix like this…
Untrusted TLS connection established to ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.com[22.214.171.124]:25: TLSv1.2 with cipher ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256 (128/128 bits)
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We all agree that email is crucial to modern life.
But what email should you use?
Everyone gets email when they sign up for high speed internet service … the problem is that you're tied to that internet service for that email address. If you switch service providers, you could lose the address. Even worse, if your provider goes out of business, you could loose access entirely. Sometimes the email provider charges a fee for better service and/or removing advertising.
Yes, you could use Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, or AOL, but you're still tired to the provider. Plus, you don't often get to choose the best address (firstname.lastname@example.com just isn't that sexy).
Wouldn't it be nice if you could get an email address that belongs to you forever?Continue reading
This post is as much to help me remember as it is to help other people.
Below is a list (not comprehensive) of the postmaster resource pages for some of the major email providers.
|Microsoft / Outlook
On these sites you can get information about how the provider handles spam, feedback loops, blacklists, whitelists, etc.
Very useful for those managing mailing list servers.
Spammers quite often 'spoof', or fake, the from address of an email.
As a result of this, many unsuspecting domain owners are being 'blamed' for spam that appears to come from their domain.
Fortunately, there is a relatively easy way to protect your domain from this: Publish DMARC policies.
If you are publishing SPF records and signing your email with DKIM, you can publish DMARC policies that tell receiving mail servers what do with emails that don't align with the SPF and DKIM information.
SPF policies are DNS records that indicate what mail servers your mail is sent from.
DKIM is a way to add digital signatures to your email so that receiving mail servers can verify it was sent from an authorized source and that it wasn't modified in transit.
Now what if you have a domain that you NEVER send email from?
Protecting those domains from being used in spam is even easier.
Well, our good friends at Yahoo are at it again.
Once again they are deferring mail for no apparent reason.
Nothing has changed on my system and yet they haven't accepted a message to deliver to one of their users in 3 days (maybe more). And, of course, there's no way to actually contact a human to find out what is going wrong.
I'm on Yahoo's email feedback loop … so I'm notified when someone complains about a message. Nothing has come in recently from the feedback loop.
I used to be on their bulk sender white-list. There was never a mention of having to renew the white-list approval.
A note to all my friends … DO NOT USE YAHOO FOR EMAIL! Especially for business email. The folks at Yahoo do NOT know how to provide service.
Gmail doesn't have this problem … nor does Hotmail (much as I love to hate Microsoft).
Oh, and FWIW, yahoo customer service tends to ignore questions that are too complex for their script reading drones to answer.
A while ago I added a new anti-spam technique to my mail server setup called "No Listing".
No listing basically means putting a high priority MX record in the DNS that always rejects mail server connections..
It seems, however, that the qmail mail server can't cope with that. It's not RFC compliant.
Here's a tip for internet domain owners:
Make sure the contact information for your domain has more than one email address. And make sure at least one of those email addresses is not in the domain itself.
If your email starts malfunctioning, you want people to be able to tell you about the problem … and if the only email addresses you list are in the actual domain, they won't be able to contact you.
For example … if the mail server for example.com is having problem … and all the domain registration in the whois database shows 'email@example.com', Joe won't be able to be notified there is a problem.
The contact information is publicly accessible via the 'whois' databases.
Domain registrars that offer whois privacy capabilities should let you list more than one email address when they redirect the email address that they list in the whois look-ups.
For privacy sake, I like using a PO Box for the mailing address on all my domains.
Recently I've been getting a lot of mail from the feedback loops I subscribe to indicating that someone has gotten a subscription confirmation message and they considered it spam.
After digging into my logs I noticed a few things …
This 'mailbait.info' service is supposed to allow you to fill your mailbox … why anyone would want to do this is beyond me … and it has absolutely ZERO protections against submitting someone else's email address. As such, it just ends up generating spam. And a lot of the twits that are using this 'service' are hiding behind TOR nodes, which protects their IP address.
And you probably read in my last post … I had a problem getting mail setup my new Android phone.
I could receive mail fine … but it failed (with a totally useless message) whenever I tried to send mail. I was sure I had the settings right (userid, password, ssl, etc).
I have my mail server configured to do authenticated sending (as all good mail server admin's should) … but for some reason the authentication wasn't working correctly.
I tried various setting combinations to see what might be the problem … I verified the settings with my iPhone and Thunderbird. Everything matched up.


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A YOUNG Kersal graduate has caused quite a stir with a set of teacup-style coffee mugs.
Design student Matthew Milwid was selected from more than 4,000 entries by top British designer Wayne Hemingway to have his work showcased at the NOISE Festival, an arts event headlining some of the country's best young artistic talent.
Matthew, a 21-year-old student at Manchester Metropolitan Universtity, designed a coffee cup made from china, similar to a traditional tea cup.
The young student, who grew up in Zimbabwe, moved to Greater Manchester when he was 16. As people drink coffee on the run, he hopes his china cup will go on to rival the American-style paper take-out coffee cup
Red or Dead fashion designer Wayne was impressed with Matthew's design.
Wayne, who hails from Blackburn, said the coffee cup design stood out among the best of the entries.
He said: "This particular design was a witty one, with a clever appreciation of print. It was a nice choice of materials and Matthew has a great chance of going on to make a good designer. It's great to see such a lot of young talent and the NOISE Festival is a great platform to show how creative under 25s from Greater Manchester and beyond are."
Matthew, of Heathland Road, Kersal , said: "Joining the festival has been one of the best things I've done.
"It's opened so many doors and given me so many opportunities and to the other designers taking part.
"It's been an inspiration and I hope to have lots of chances to work with some of the artists here in the future."
Matthew's work will be on show at Urbis, the urban museum, on Cathedral Gardens, Manchester city centre, until November 19.

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City, Coast and Culture
What are you looking for in your trip to Portsmouth? Is it a city break, where you can get out and explore all the shopping, bars and restaurants we have on offer? Maybe you're after a spot of culture, to pay a visit to our theatres and art galleries? Or, are you looking to get away to the coast, where you can see the sea and enjoy some fresh air and a more relaxed pace?
Whatever you want from a short break, Portsmouth has the answer. So, to make life easier for you, we've pulled together all the most interesting things to do in the city, and broken it up into City, Coast and Culture. This way you can find everything you need in one handy place - and can create an itinerary for your next holiday in no time at all.
See the bright lights and bustle of Portsmouth for your next city break. Discover all the great shopping there is to be done, plus all the great nightlife for when you want to party into the small hours. In our City Break by the Sea section, we've highlighted some of the best city attractions so you can make the most of your visit.
Who needs an excuse to take some time out by the sea? The fresh sea air and views out to the horizon are restorative for the soul. Whether you want long walks along the promenade, a trip to the good old fairground attractions, or simply the chance to be beside the sea, Portsmouth is an ideal destination. Our Coastal Break section covers everything you need to know about your next trip to the seaside.
There are certain things you can get at destinations across the country - but culture isn't one of them. It's unique to a specific place, built on years of local people instilling a bit of themselves into the area's landscape.
Portsmouth is more independent a city than most, with a host of designers, makers, retailers, restaurateurs and more setting up in the city. All this makes for a great cultural offering.
So whether you want to check out the independent boutiques, visit a few art galleries, or see some world-class attractions, our Culture by the Coast section is where you want to head.


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Owners Rob Mulford and Joel Olive bring to you MoJo's Urban Eatery, a modern casual place with different good food.
We go for the entertainment when Ray Holliday is performing. The food is good tho a little pricey. Our waitress, Lindsey—provide us with excellent service. Thanks!
This is a wonderful place with a wine list that is mostly American and with many reasonably price bottles (under $35). No big French wines but plenty of Napa and Sanoma. But the whole show seems to stop at 2010? Wine Spectator last reward 2009. What is going on? Service was great. Ambiance great....
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E.C. Sweetery is a local business specializing in cupcakes & dessert confections. For a little more than two years, Leroy & Jacob Stafford have been making, baking, and selling 43 varieties of cupcakes and other delicious baked goods. The two brothers have served clients all over Southern...
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Victorian Inn Built in 1885 Princess Anne Book Lovers Inn, is situated in Historical Princess Anne, Maryland. This house is accommodating, whether you need time away from home, a road trip stopover, going to the beach, a romantic or girlfriends retreat or want to spend time alone to enjoy a...
Hard to find restaurants during this virus that offers such a lovely outdoor setting.
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text: Ten years ago we brought the Symbol of the Holy Spirit to the Shrine. The Shrine should become for us the Upper Room where God can change our hearts and send us out into the world as apostles. It started as an initiative of the Groups in Liverpool and then the whole Schoenstatt Family got involved. Paul Cooper created a design – the Goldsmiths in the Brother's remarked we can rely on England to have their own unique creative take on the symbols used in the Shrine. The gold and some precious stones were donated from the Schoenstatt Family and I remember being with Fr. Duncan at the Brothers when all the "old gold" was put into a crucible and melted into a small ingot of pure gold which was later to be hammered into the dove for the Holy Spirit Symbol for the Shrine in Kearsley. At the time Fr. Duncan said – of course the people did not give "pieces old gold". They gave themselves. They put their hearts into the fashioning of this symbol of God's love and peace and the Spirit who makes us holy. It reminded us of Fr. Kentenich's word that the Covenant of Love is about a union of hearts – a melting of hearts into one! Ten years on we want to give thanks for the miracle of grace in our Shrine and in this Year of Faith we pray that we may be united with every fibre of our being to the heart of God and that he may continue to help us be apostles of the Covenant of Love. We will remember this this coming Sunday 12th May at our May Day. We start with Mass at 3.30pm and we invite you to come along and join us. For details of the May Day Click here


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Who we employ is important. How we employ people is important. How we treat people is important. What we expect from people is important.
There are a few key thoughts and practices that define the "people" thing in Neptis. We set a context of respect and dignity. We don't have any "isms" and we don't expect any to be brought in to the workplace.
We ensure training is thorough and updates frequent.
We expect commitment and a mature approach to delivering a proper day's work from employees: respect is a two way street!
We pay at least the "Living wage" and in many cases, we have generous and transparent bonus schemes.


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Blue Mythologies
Reflections on a Colour
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The blues of Blue Mythologies include those present in the world's religions, eggs, science, slavery, gender, sex, art, the literary past, and contemporary film. Carol Mavor's engaging and elegiac readings in this beautifully illustrated book take the reader from the blue of a newborn baby's eyes to Giotto's frescoes at Padua, and from the films of Derek Jarman and Krzysztof Kiéslowski to the islands of Venice and Aran.
In each example Mavor unpicks meaning both above and below the surface of culture. In an echo of Roland Barthes's essays in Mythologies, blue is unleashed as our most familiar and most paradoxical color. At once historical, sociological, literary, and visual, Blue Mythologies gives us a fresh and contemplative look into the traditions, tales, and connotations of those somethings blue.
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Introduction: Paradoxically Blue
1 Everything is Blue
2 Blue is Joyful-Sad
3 Unwrapping "Blue Boy"
4 One Cat, Four Girls, Three Blue-and-White Pots: Walpole's "Selima" and Sargent's "Daughters of Edward Darley Boit"
5 "A Thing of Blue Beauty is a Guilt for Ever"
6 Milk and Sugar are Blue
7 Timber, Timbre: Hearing Blue Again
8 A Bolt from the Blue
9 Semioclasm Cyanoclasm
10 Like a Stocking: Two Paths of Metaphor and Metonymy
11 Blue Lessons: A Patch of Blue, a Blue Cardigan Buttoned and a Robin's Egg
12 To Blue: Helen Chadwick's Oval Court
13 "A Foggy Lullaby"
14 Words Fail
15 A Blue Fawn's Eye
16 "Blue Albertine" and "Blue Ariane" (Marcel Proust and Chantal Akerman)
17 A Blue Lollipop (Krzystof Kieslowski)
18 "O Blue"
19 Venice is a Wet Map: Tadzio is Blue
20 Domestic Blues: Agnès Varda's "Le Bonheur"
21 Aran is a Blue Place Where it is Hard to Find Anything Missing
22 In Lieu of a Blue Ending: Un-knitting a Cerulean Jumper
Photo acknowledgements
History: General History
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See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
Cincinnati Bengals teamed up with United Way, the Marvin Lewis Community Fund and the Boys & Girls Clubs for this year's Hometown Huddle.
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Mr Chairman,
On 18 October, the EU delivered a statement at the Security Council Open Debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question, which addressed all the complex dimensions and consequences of the Israel Palestine conflict. Last week, we also outlined our position on UNRWA during the general debate of the 4th Committee on this particular matter.
Please allow me to focus today on the following points.
The Candidate Countries the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia*, Montenegro*, Serbia* and Albania*, the country of the Stabilisation and Association Process and potential candidate Bosnia and Herzegovina, align themselves with this statement.
Firstly, the EU is deeply concerned by the situation in Gaza. Gaza is home to 2 million people who struggle to have access to basic services, sufficient water and electricity supply.
In the past months, more than 200 Palestinians have been killed and over 21,000 have been injured, most injuries coming from live ammunition and gas inhalation. As living conditions continue to worsen, the ongoing protests and violence at the Gaza border fence, fuelled by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, have intensified and expanded in nature; they have further worsened the already volatile situation in and around the Strip. Launching of incendiary kites and balloons has now continued for over half a year. It has caused severe damages in Israeli communities near Gaza and must stop.
We expect the de-facto authorities in Gaza to do their utmost to prevent further escalation. The EU urges all actors concerned to act with utmost restraint to avoid further loss of life, to prevent any escalation, to not encourage resort to violence, and to not exploit the demonstrations for other means. While recalling Israel's right to self-defense, we expect the Israeli authorities to respect the principle of necessity and proportionality in its use of force. Serious questions have risen about the proportionate use of force which must be addressed through independent and transparent investigations. The European Union takes note of the Fact-Finding Assessment Mechanism established by the Israel Defence Forces to review its own actions and specific incidents that have taken place on the Israeli-Gaza border since 30 March 2018. Facts must also be established regarding reports about violent attacks against Israel under the guise of the protests.
The European Union will continue its support for the work undertaken by UN Special Coordinator for the Peace process, Nickolay Mladenov. We commend his efforts to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, including the fuel-delivery deal. We call upon the parties to cooperate with the Special Coordinator as well as on the wider international community to support the Special Coordinator in the operationalisation of the proposed humanitarian and economic interventions for Gaza, in continued close coordination with the Palestinian Authority to secure and coordinate amongst others, the provision of lifesaving healthcare needs, to increase the access to clean water and energy supplies, to improve the overall economic conditions and to improve conditions that enable intra-Palestinian unity. The immediate priority must be to reduce the tensions and avoid another conflict in Gaza. The return of the PA to the Gaza strip is indispensable to improve durably the conditions and the humanitarian situation.
Additional financial efforts by the international community are needed. But to ensure lasting results, a fundamental change of the situation in Gaza is crucial. This should include an end to the closure and the full opening of crossing points, while addressing Israel's legitimate security concerns. In this light, we welcome the continued opening of the Rafah crossing. In the meantime, the EU will continue to support UN and Egyptian efforts towards the reunification of Gaza and the West Bank under one single and legitimate Palestinian Authority. The EU will continue to work towards that end with our partners, the Israelis and the Palestinians, with regional actors, and with our partners within the Middle East Quartet to that end. We hope that the US peace plan for the Middle East will be another contribution in this regard.
Mr Chairman,
Twenty five years after the signing of the Oslo Agreements, a just and lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians is still sorely missing. While Oslo has not accomplished its overall goal, one of its major achievements is that Palestinian institutions are in place. It is in the interest of both the Palestinians and the Israelis that their stability is preserved.
The EU will continue to urge both parties to refrain from unilateral actions that undermine the relaunch of the negotiations or imperil the viability of the two-state solution. There is no justification for incitement and violence. We follow with great concern the situation on the ground, in particular the pending demolition of the Bedouin village of Khan al-Ahmar, including its school, in a location of strategic interest for preserving the contiguity of a future Palestinian state, as well as the recent decision by the Israeli authorities to advance plans of settlement expansion in Hebron. The EU has repeatedly urged Israel not to execute its decision to demolish the community or to displace its citizens and reiterates its strong opposition to Israel's settlement policy and actions taken in this context, including demolitions, and confiscation - including of EU funded projects -, evictions, and forced transfers. Settlements are illegal under international law, constitute an obstacle to peace and threaten to make a two State solution impossible.
We must work together to reverse the current negative developments on the ground that lead us away from a negotiated two-state solution with Jerusalem as the future capital of both states. A two-state solution based on the 1967 borders that meets Israeli and Palestinian security needs and Palestinian aspirations for statehood and sovereignty, ends the occupation and resolves all final status issues remains the only viable and realistic way to end the conflict and achieve just and lasting peace. The EU will continue to work towards that end with both parties, and its regional and international partners, starting from the Middle East Quartet.
Thank you, Mr Chairman.
* The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Albania continue to be part of the Stabilisation and Association Process.


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Zoku has introduced the Party Ice tray, a silicone mold that creates four oversized rectangular ice cubes that spell out festive words.
The oversized ice cubes spell out: "Party," "Tipsy" and "Buzzed," and include a martini motif with a graphic of glasses lined up in a row.
The red silicone tray can be fulled with water and once the water is frozen, the mold can be inverted to release the ice. The cubes are 4.7-inches long and melt slowly and evenly into the glass, chilling without diluting, said the company.
The Zoku Party Ice Tray is available for immediate shipment, with a suggested retail price of $9.99.


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A winning combination of one of our most popular chutneys and two very pleasing jams in a jute bag
Lakeland Farmhouse Chutney 120g
Raspberry Extra Jam 130g
Strawberries with Champagne Conserve 130g
Lakeland Farmhouse Chutney
A gently spiced tomato and apple chutney making a delightful accompaniment to serve with mild brie and crackers. My children enjoy this chutney as a dip with corn chips – a great compliment as they regard all chutney with extreme suspicion. Makes a great topping with cream cheese for perfectly toasted focaccia bread. Wonderful on bruschetta, in pasta and used in chicken recipes.
Raspberry Extra Jam
The welcome taste of summer is perfectly captured in this vibrant and delightful jam. Sensational, sweet and cheery. This vivacious jam will enhance any breakfast table. Wonderful on toast or waffles. Is also useful as an ingredient for vinaigrettes. Voted 'best jam' by our three young boys.
Strawberries with Champagne Conserve
Perfect for scones or filling a Victoria sandwich cake and lovely in the chillier months to uplift the spirits in anticipation of warmer times to come.


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This event always sells out in a couple of hours, mainly because I only ever have a maximum of 25pp and secondly because it is so much fun.
Somewhere near Holmesville / Kurri or Stroud NSW
This one is totally unique to Australia. I can guarantee there is no other like this event currently in Australia.
It is an Ultra and requirements are that competitors invited must be able to complete a minimum of 70km trail in 10 hours, you may end up running over 100km so it will depend on your navigation skills and meeting all race briefing.
You will not know the course or event rules until you toe the start line, but if I was to say it is inspired by ……………………………………
Only 25 tickets avaliable
Price includes BBQ, Beer and part or whole finishers medal depending on how far you get
"One of the most fun events I have run. Definitely the most unique.
5 separate loops, 12-20km each, mostly single trail, about 2km of fire trail, and 10 hours to do as much as you can. Last year one person chose to stop after 4 hours.
A book and an idol are hidden in each loop. Rip a page out of the book and get a selfie with the idol – that's your proof of completing the loop.
If you have a fit pooch, they're welcome to run with you
The most amazing handcrafted medal and you earn a piece of it with every loop you complete.
This is an elite event…not that you need to be an elite runner, but it is a very small field. The wet weather has scared a few pussy cats away and injury some others. So if anyone is interested in a last-minute entry to the most enjoyable event you will do then give me a yell. Or Karen Barrett, race director, is tagged in this post.
Start is 7am and it's local to Mt Sugarloaf and surrounds. "
Anthony Campbell 05 October 2018
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Our BMus is one of the most flexible and diverse music degrees in the UK. Our curriculum and expertise span seven different areas: performance, composition, musicology, ethnomusicology, music psychology, musical industries, and music technology.
We offer academic and practical study in most music genres, including classical, pop, jazz, folk and world music.
Our teaching ranges from academic to hands-on. You'll learn through a combination of lectures, seminars, interactive classes and tutorials, and you'll be expected to carry out independent study, assignments and instrument practice.
A few of our modules include formal exams but the majority of your assessment is through coursework (for example essays, journals, compositions, recordings) and assessed performances.
We offer an impressive array of modules, giving you the freedom to follow your own interests and develop your skills as a musician and music researcher. With the support of an academic supervisor, in your final year you will write an original research-led dissertation, give a full-length recital or create a composition portfolio.
Instrumental lessons are available to all students in the first year of our degree and continue throughout for those who take assessed performance. You can gain performance experience as part of our orchestras, ensembles, bands and choirs, through a series of more than 100 concerts a year.
In your third year, you could take a module that many other universities don't offer, producing a Special Project such as staging an exhibition or performance. You'll be supported in group sessions and regular tutorials, focusing on your passion and creating something you can be proud of.
There are opportunities to study abroad for a semester or a year, or you can study our courses with the Degree with Employment Experience option. This allows you to apply for a placement year during your degree where you'll gain valuable experience and improve your employability.
BA Music Education degree
This four-year course includes a year-long industry placement. It's designed and taught in collaboration with one of the UK's top music education providers, and prepares you for a career in music education.
Our music department arranges a limited number of placements, several of them with Sheffield Music Hub. These are assigned competitively by interview during your first semester at Sheffield. You can also secure your own placement.
It's not possible to apply directly to the BA Music Education. Instead, you apply for our BMus Music degree, and then transfer onto the BA Music Education at the end of your first year, once you've secured a department-approved placement, and achieved an average 2:1 in your first-semester modules. You must also have undergone a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.
Teaching and learning changes for 2020-21
Due to the coronavirus pandemic we have made some changes to teaching and learning for this course in the 2020-21 academic year.
Financial help from the University - bursaries
If you're a UK student, you could be entitled to a University bursary. A bursary is the same as a grant - you don't have to pay it back.
Entry requirements
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|AAB, including Music and/or Music Technology or AAB + Grade 8 practical (ABRSM/Trinity/Rockschool or equivalent) + Grade 5 theory (ABRSM/Trinity)
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|ABB, including Music and/or Music Technology + B in a relevant EPQ or ABB + Grade 8 Practical (AMRSM/Trinity/Rockshool) + Grade 5 Theory (ABRSM/Trinity)
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|34, 5 in Higher Level Music or 34 + Grade 8 practical (ABRSM/Trinity/Rockschool or equivalent) + Grade 5 theory (ABRSM/Trinity)
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|D3 D3 M2, including Music or D3 D3 M2 + Grade 8 practical (ABRSM/Trinity/Rockschool or equivalent) + Grade 5 theory (ABRSM/Trinity)
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Some departments offer courses that don't feature optional modules whereas other courses are fully flexible.
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The content of our courses is reviewed annually to make sure it's up-to-date and relevant. Individual modules are occasionally updated or withdrawn. This is in response to discoveries through our world-leading research; funding changes; professional accreditation requirements; student or employer feedback; outcomes of reviews; and variations in staff or student numbers.
In the event of any change we'll consult and inform students in good time and take reasonable steps to minimise disruption.
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Department of Music
Our departmental ethos combines high achievement with a sense of community and a shared passion for music. Our internationally recognised research informs our high-quality teaching and our student experience is second to none. Specially designed for music study, our £8.5m facilities provide the ideal environment for our diverse and cutting-edge teaching and research.
The Jessop Building houses study and rehearsal rooms, with dedicated specialist spaces including our historical instruments collection, ethnomusicology space and collection, music psychology lab and music technology lab. The Soundhouse is our purpose-built facility for instrumental lessons, practice, small-scale rehearsals and sound recording, and houses the internationally-renowned University of Sheffield Sound Studios for recording and electroacoustic composition.
We're ranked fourth in the Russell Group for overall satisfaction according to the 2019 National Student Survey.
What our graduates do
The musical excellence and academic aptitude you develop on your course will make you highly valued by employers, whatever your chosen career path after university. You'll also develop valuable transferable skills such as time management, critical thinking and interpersonal communication.
There are lots of opportunities to get work experience. Hands-on projects are integrated into several academic modules and every year our Concerts team provides internships while the Careers Service can help you find placements. You can lead a music project or workshop in a local school through our student-led volunteering organisation Music in the City. All of these experiences will help you build a compelling CV.
Our graduates work with prestigious orchestras and music institutions within the UK and globally, in roles ranging from performing and conducting to administration and education. Sheffield music graduates have also forged successful careers in other fields, from audio programming to marketing and management.
Graduate job roles include: artist management, audio programming, composition, concerts coordination, instrument repair, marketing and communications, music research, music promotion, music therapy, orchestral management, professional performance, publishing, sound engineering, teaching.
Student profile
"The department of music is a really welcoming, inspiring place to study. What I study is incredibly diverse. I've just returned from a year in Brussels to complete my final year."
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The University of Sheffield's ensembles and societies thrive on student initiative and cater for a range of styles and music genres. Our students benefit from a host of music-making opportunities, including our orchestras, ensembles, bands and choirs, as well as our series of more than 100 concerts a year.
We are proud to be located in one of the UK's most musical cities, with dozens of major venues ranging across all music genres, from the City Hall and The Crucible to The Leadmill and the Foundry.
The departments social calendar is managed by the Music Society, including Christmas Cabaret, Open Mic Nights, and the annual Music Society Ball.
See the Department of Music website for more on music-making opportunities at Sheffield.
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Year: 1983
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Northern Territory Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Ken Vowles
Supporting Emerging Leaders From Remote Communities
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First meeting of the Northern Territory Government's 2018 First Circles Leadership Program will take place today.
16 aspiring Aboriginal leaders from remote communities across the Territory will gather in Darwin for a 2-day workshop.
"Territory Government is restoring local decision making to remote communities to empower residents and let the people in those communities decide what is best for them when it comes to issues such as health, housing and education." Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Ken Vowles said.
First Circles Leadership Program helps members expand their leadership skills, develop their professional profiles and both better contribute to and understand the impact of public policies and programs on their communities.
First Circles Leadership Program includes 8 Aboriginal Territorians from the south of the Northern Territory, and 8 from the north. Members meet with Cabinet and many go on to represent their community on a national platform.
Minister for Education and Member for Arnhem, Selena Uibo, is a First Circles graduate.
"As a former First Circles member, I valued the opportunity the program presented in focusing on solutions in our remote community." Minister for Education Selena Uibo said.
"I would encourage those interested in the program to apply in the next intake as the skills, support and encouragement will be an exciting experience for an individual who wants to positively impact change in their community."


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The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument yesterday in the closely watched Halliburton Co. v. Erica P. John Fund, Inc., No. 13-317, which places in the Court's crosshairs the continued viability of the fraud-on-the-market presumption of reliance first articulated by the Supreme Court in Basic Inc. v. Levinson. 485 U.S. 224 (1988). The fraud-on-the-market presumption of reliance posits that an investor's reliance on any public misrepresentations may be presumed because publicly available information is reflected in the market price of stocks traded on efficient, well-developed markets. This presumption has been a driving force behind securities fraud class actions since its inception. The Supreme Court's decision therefore has the potential to fundamentally change the future of securities fraud class actions.
Halliburton is asking the Supreme Court to overrule Basic, or to modify it so that plaintiffs would have to prove that an alleged misrepresentation affected a company's stock price before gaining the benefit of the presumption. Alternatively, Halliburton asks that Basic's fraud-on-the-market theory be pared down to require plaintiffs to prove that an alleged misrepresentation actually affected a company's stock price before the fraud-on-the-market presumption can be invoked, or that defendants have a chance to rebut the presumption at the class certification stage.
Halliburton's argument comes on the heels of the Supreme Court's 2013 decision in Amgen Inc. v. Connecticut Ret. Plans & Trust Funds, 133 S.Ct. 1184 (2013), in which four Justices took the opportunity to question the continuing vitality of the fraud-on-the-market presumption in dissenting and concurring opinions. Even the majority opinion in Amgen recognized that modern economic research undercuts the premise of the fraud-on-the-market presumption: market efficiency is no longer believed to be a binary, yes or no question; rather, differences in efficiency can exist within a single market.
At oral argument, the Court did not focus on whether Basic should be overturned because it rests on an arguably faulty economic theory, despite the intimations in Amgen. Rather, the Court focused on a compromise position based on an argument that law professors made in an amicus curiae brief. The professors argued that plaintiffs should provide event studies analyzing whether a defendant's alleged misrepresentation affected its stock price at the class certification stage. Justice Kennedy, who referred to the professors' position as a "midway position," asked both the Halliburton and respondent about the professors' approach of requiring an event study at the class certification stage, and Justice Scalia asked respondent what the effect of adopting "Basic writ small" would be. At the close of argument, Justice Breyer, perhaps showing his hand, asked Halliburton what currently precluded a defendant from presenting an event study at the class certification stage to rebut fraud-on-the-market's presumption of reliance, to which Halliburton responded, "that is what we're asking this Court to hold."
If the Court's focus on the "midway position" is any indication, the Court is not prepared to overturn Basic, but seems willing to require plaintiffs to provide event studies tying a defendant's misrepresentation to a price impact on their stock at the class certification stage. The significance of such a holding is manifest because, as Halliburton pointed out, nearly 75% of class certification motions are granted in securities cases, and only 7% of cases make it to the summary judgment stage after certification is granted. Were the Court to adopt "Basic writ small," as coined by Justice Scalia, plaintiffs would no longer be able to avail themselves of Basic's presumption without showing that a defendant's alleged misrepresentation actually affected stock price, which would lead to fewer classes being certified and settled before price impact could be analyzed.


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Welcome to the 10th Annual Florida Sunshine Cup hosted by the SFFFL. We invite everyone to come to the beautiful and might I add sunny State of Florida where it feels like summer all year round. Join all our athletes participating this February in beautiful South Florida. We promise a weekend of competition, social events and fun you can't miss out on!
On behalf of the Sunshine Cup X Host Committee, and the Board of Directors of the South Florida Flag Football League, we are excited to welcome you to Fort Lauderdale! We know you'll have a great time playing football here, and we hope you also enjoy our warm weather, beautiful beaches, and our thriving LGBTQ nightlife establishments!
Sunshine Cup is the annual tournament hosted every Presidents Day Weekend by the South Florida Flag Football League. We have grown in participation every year, and we are extra excited about this year being our 10 year anniversary, taking place February 13th-17th, 2020.
The tournament will feature both Open and Women's Divisions, on-site food and vendors, sponsored social events, and plenty of chances for everyone to compete, connect, and unite. Please browse our site for more information, and feel free to contact our Tournament Director at [email protected] if you have any questions!


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Shoreham-based street entertainer David Solomons is taking on the Camino de Santiago, an 800km trek across France and Spain, in September.
David, 51, who works as a street entertainer and is one half of a comedy duo with his friend, decided to take on the challenge to raise money for St Barnabas House in Worthing, the hospice that cared for his mother, Mary Solomons.
He said: "When I heard about the Camino de Santiago "Pilgrims Walk" across France and Spain I became instantly fascinated by it. Over the following few months I had several uncanny experiences and odd coincidences that made it seem like I was destined to walk the Camino Way.
"Having lost my mum to cancer in December 2014 I decided that I wanted to do this walk in her memory and to try to raise some money for St Barnabas House. She was cared for by the Hospice at Home Team.
"I cannot express enough praise or gratitude for the work they do for families during the most difficult times, and it would mean a lot to give a little back to them to say thank you."
David's father, Mike Solomons, is the leader of Findon Friends of St Barnabas House who have raised over £23,000 for the hospice since he became leader in 2010.
"My mum and dad have always been really big supporters of the hospice for as long as I can remember," said David. "I know that Mum would be delighted that I am doing this, and also really worried about me, but this would be just the kind of crazy thing she would expect me to go and do."
David, who has no long distance walking experience, set himself the challenge of six months to train and improve his fitness levels to be able to walk 20 miles a day.
He is due to start walking on Wednesday 12 September and is aims to complete the walk in six weeks, including a bit extra at the end to take him to the coast.
"I am very grateful for the help and support of my local gym, Three-Sixty-Fitness in Shoreham, who are not only setting me workout goals and helping me with my training, but also sponsoring me too," David added.
David is hoping to raise £1,000 for the hospice by taking on the challenge, and so far he is about halfway towards his target.
If you would like to sponsor David, please visit www.justgiving.com/david-solomons.


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"À votre santé!" – that's how french people and, occasionally, some extra-sophisticated middle-class-intellectuals everywhere are drinking to the health and well being of each other. So it's pretty obvious, how the label-moniker Avotre came about. On the one hand, it draws a line to its initiator Santé – busy, renowned, Berlin-residing producer, DJ and soundwizard. On the other hand, it already hints towards the agenda of this enterprise. Around all those labels popping up all the time, mostly being just virtual phenomenons, the Avotre-cosmos aspires to grow into a distinctly recognizable and even sensible matter of heart. To put it straight: Avotre is concerned about its scene's well being.
That said, Avotre is not like the common, genre-specific label as we know it all too well, not another Techhouse-imprint that's dropping hardly distinguishable productions every week. The basic principle coming to effect in this venture would be called 'laissez-faire' in its mother tongue. It's not just Housemusic about to happen here, there are rather all sorts of things about to happen. Be it R'n'B, be it Downbeat, Disco and whatnot. Stylewise, Avotre offers a home for everything that represents the different tempers of the contributing producers. Belonging to this crew are, next to Santé himself: the already capturing, on Gigolo and Souvenir releasing Re.You, Munich resident Sascha Sible, who already came into picture with releases on Be Chosen and Souvenir and Ahmad Laren from New York, who just recently moved to Berlin and Hamburgs very own New Comer Sidney Charles wo had his debut at Kling Klong.
After all: who says, an Avotre-release necessarily needs to be a vinyl or an MP3? There are a lot of other things in the making, all of which have one thing in common. The knowledge, that music always encloses a sense of life.
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Another coin with the biggest upswing today is the WAX, which on Friday is up more than 5%. Previously, we talked about this instrument on the 21st of August and we saw a bearish pattern. We did not say 'sell now' but instead of that, we mentioned the exact trigger point for that:
"Now, we are waiting for the breakout of the lower line of this pattern. In my opinion it should happen relatively soon, so traders should get ready for the new mid-term lows here. "
That pattern was a flag and the breakout happened two days ago. The price did not manage to break the 0.082 USD resistance (yellow) and went lower. Situation here is similar to this one on the Qash but the flag patterns are not so regular (at least the first one). The outcome is the same though. The price broke the lower line of the flag and bounced from the resistance. That is a sell signal regardless of the instrument or the timeframe.


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If we had to use one word to describe Mika, it would definitely be 'sweet'! So it was very important to find the perfect forever home for this special, lovely girl. Mika, like Henri is another collaboration between ECSA Inc. and Rainy Day Rescue Inc.
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7.23.10-Martin Phillips, President of the Charlottesville Jazz Society, joined Coy live in studio. They discussed tomorrow night's jazz event at Fellini's, all the proceeds of which will go to the George Melvin Scholarship Fund.
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(1) The Department of Revenue is authorized to enter into an agreement in writing with any person relating to the liability of such person, or of the person or estate for whom the person acts, for any taxable period open to adjustment under the pertinent statutes of limitation, in respect of any revenue measure which the department is required to administer.
(2) Such agreement shall be final and conclusive on the date agreed to, and, except upon a showing of fraud or malfeasance or misrepresentation of a material fact, the question, issue or case shall not be reopened as to the matters agreed upon, and, in any action, suit or proceeding, such agreement, or any determination, assessment, collection, refund, abatement or credit made in accordance therewith shall not be annulled, modified, set aside or disregarded. [Formerly 306.720; 1969 c.520 §26]
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'A python squeezing prey' Trump's North Korea war threat to STRIKE panic into Kim Jong-un
DONALD Trump has revealed the United States may soon move onto 'phase two' of its North Korean strategy - winning praise from experts who believe this will strike fear into Kim Jong-un's already paranoid regime.
Donald Trump has warned of a new phase in the US strategy to pressure the North Korean regime into giving up its nuclear programme.
This week, the US President revealed his administration would soon move onto 'phase two' which took many commentators by surprise.
Many experts understood Mr Trump's remarks to be a veiled reference to the military options that his administration have confirmed remain on the table.
Jesse Watters, a conservative commentator for Fox News, said this slow, incremental rise in pressure, without revealing the next steps, would only drive Kim Jong-un's paranoia.
Donald Trump warned of an impending new phase in the US' strategy to pressure the North Korea regime
Mr Watters told Fox News: "I like how the Trump administration has slowly delivered stronger and stronger sanctions without letting North Korea know that there's a phase two, maybe there's a phase three. How many phases are there?
"This reminds me of how a python squeezes its prey slowly over time. This is hard power at work, as the gunships encircle the Korean peninsula."
The US announced its largest ever package of sanctions on Friday, and Mr Trump warned of a "phase two" that could be "very, very unfortunate for the world" if these steps did not work.
Discussing the new sanctions, Mr Trump's Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said they would "shut down North Korea's illicit maritime smuggling activities to obtain oil and sell coal".
When quizzed, Mr Mnuchin refused to rule out the controversial prospect of the United States forces boarding and inspecting North Korean ships.
North Korea has been developing nuclear-tipped missiles capable of reaching the U.S. mainland
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North Korea has been developing nuclear-tipped missiles capable of reaching the US mainland, which has prompted an escalating war of words between Mr Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, which often relied on threats of war.
In a sign that North Korea hopes to drive a wedge between South Korea and the US, a Pyongyang state official said yesterday Kim's nuclear weapons were never intended to be aimed at the South, and would only ever be used against the US.
Last year, North Korea conducted dozens of missile launches and its sixth and largest nuclear test in defiance of UN Security Council resolutions.
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Everton join Manchester City in race to sign Arsenal midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
Pep Guardiola and Ronald Koeman are admirers of the 23-year-old who has struggled to cement a place in Arsene Wenger's first team
MANCHESTER CITY and Everton are both eyeing up summer moves for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
The Arsenal midfielder has just a year remaining on his current deal and has struggled to become a regular first-team player in Arsene Wenger's starting XI.
According to the Mirror, City chief Pep Guardiola is a big fan of the former Southampton man and still remembers his brilliant display against Bayern Munich two-and-a-half years ago.
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Another of Oxlade-Chamberlain's admirers is Toffees boss Ronald Koeman, who will have a huge budget to spend on new players in the summer.
But Manchester United could also rival their north-west rivals in luring him away from the Emirates.
Jose Mourinho was reported to be plotting a £30million move for the England international - who has netted six times in 33 appearances this season.
The Ox fuelled rumours he is set to cut his time in north London short last year when he said he would think about his future in the summer.
He said: "There comes a time in your career where you have to re-evaluate things and think: 'Is that going to be here or elsewhere?'
"As a footballer, you want to play every game. Me being myself, I'm not happy when I'm not playing.
"There is going to come a time in my career, and I think I'm approaching that, when I do need to be getting more regular football."
Oxlade-Chamberlain also caused controversy when he was forced to apologise after liking a 'Wenger Out' tweet.
The Southampton academy graduate's natural position is on the wing but he can also operate in the centre of midfield.


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The Scripture ~ "Mary didn't waste a minute. She got up and traveled to a town in Judah in the hill country, straight to Zachariah's house, and greeted Elizabeth. When Elizabeth heard Mary's greeting, the baby in her womb leaped. She was filled with the Holy Spirit, and sang out exuberantly, "You're so blessed among women, and the babe in your womb, also blessed! And why am I so blessed that the mother of my Lord visits me? The moment the sound of your greeting entered my ears, The babe in my womb skipped like a lamb for sheer joy. Blessed woman, who believed what God said, believed every word would come true!" Luke 1:39-45 The Message
The Spiritual Focus ~ "The greatest healing therapy is friendship and love." ~ Hubert H Humphrey
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The Devotion ~ Embodying the Christmas story through the story of Mary and Elizabeth points us toward the important nature of healing of friendships. Friendships can enhance and transcend family connections; healing friendships allow us to bring our whole selves to the kind of love God has for us. In this scripture passage, Mary is trying to logically understand the message from Gabriel when she visits her older cousin, Elizabeth. Elizabeth welcomes her as a friend and greets her in love. As she does this, she is blessed with the most intimate of physical experiences—that of one being moving inside another. This mystical spiritual experience is the ultimate body, mind, and Spirit experiential affirmation of Love.
Friendships have the power to heal us… and they have the power to deepen our faith in something greater than ourselves and move us toward unconditional love. Friendships may take on many shapes, but all have one common factor in mutual participation. This past Thanksgiving the rising phenomenon of Friendsgiving caught the attention of some of us. Friendsgiving has different modes of expression but one expression that most would agree to is a gratitude for the healing nature of friendships.
Yoga philosopher Ram Dass says it well, "We are all just walking each other home." As we gather during this time of year in particular, let us remember friends and family we have not visited in a while. Let us be open to the movement of the Spirit to bring us together for the sake of love and blessing.


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This week, the Institute for Public Policy Research released their report and recommendations on the future of automation and its potential impact on gender inequality in the UK labour market.
Across our work with students, women and employers in science, technology, engineering and the built environment we see the impact (or perceived impact) of advancing technology and automation everyday. The most common issues raised throughout these discussions have been:
- Skills learnt in higher and further education courses being fit for purpose for the fast-paced technology sector and being relevant to the labour market's skills shortages.
- Access to re-skilling throughout women's careers; particularly women who have left the STEM sectors and are looking to re-enter.
- Experiences of ageism in the industry and an assumption that older women are not as knowledgeable or not able to learn new skills quickly.
- The need for more flexibility in the workplace for women with caring responsibilities.
- Increased occupational segregation as STEM skills become essential across the labour market with women locked out of these opportunities as a consequence of their already low numbers in STEM related roles or qualifications.
- A lack of support/existence of initiatives to enable women in non-STEM roles (particularly in low-paid work) to re-skill in STEM. Currently initiatives in this area tend to focus on a starting point for digital inclusion (digital literacy), paid for entry to coding or software courses or funded Masters level for those with skills to take on senior roles.
The IPPR research echoed many of these points, stating that: "64% of workers in roles with higher potential for automation are women, and 36% are men. Looking at it another way, working women are twice as likely to be in "high potential" occupations than working men" the report also highlighted the intersecting inequalities within the labour market which require deeper analysis and intervention "Migrants, and lone parents (typically women) are more likely to hold jobs with high automation potential."
The report provided a number of recommendations, one of which is to create a "social partnership body; Productivity UK" which would support employers to utilise automating technology with a focus on low paid sector which employ a disproportionate number of women. The report suggests that membership of this body includes academics, government, business and trade unions. We would add to this, the need to include gender equality experts who are able to ensure policy and outcomes by the body are relevant to women's lives and meet their needs.
Other recommendations include gender representation on private sector boards, mandatory flexible working options, the living wage becoming the new minimum wage, expansion of employee ownership trusts and paternity leave improvements. As the report was a UK wide analysis the recommendations are related to equalities or employment law, both of which are reserved policy areas.
Despite that, there are interventions we can make in Scotland:
- Collect more detailed and competent data to understand intersecting inequalities across the Scottish labour market.
- Invest in free (or at least, heavily subsidised) technical skills development opportunities relevant to the "reallocation of jobs" for women and under-represented groups who are currently locked into under-valued and under-paid work (whose jobs come under the "high potential for automation" category).
- Encourage employers to invest in staff whose jobs have "high potential for automation" by re-skilling now for future job roles they will need to fill. This should be employer led through staff development or CSR budgeting, or may be an initiative covered through the Scottish Government's Flexible Workplace Fund.
Automation comes with huge potential and opportunity, but without this potential being founded in equality and fairness, there is a likelihood that this rapid technological progress exacerbates current gender, class and race inequality.


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Nissan Maxima Alternator Removalby Gregory Crews
The Nissan Maxima alternator is located in the engine compartment along the belt path. The alternator is at the bottom of the engine and can be removed quickly and without complications. Once the belt is removed the alternator can be taken off the engine. In some cases it is hard to determine if the alternator is bad or the battery has gotten weak. Have the alternator tested before replacing or removing.
Step 1
Open the hood to access the battery. Disconnect the battery by unbolting the positive and negative terminals with a socket wrench. Pull the cables away from the battery.
Step 2
Locate the alternator at the bottom of the engine toward the right. The front of the engine is facing toward the passenger side.
Step 3
Unscrew the tensioning screw under the alternator with a socket wrench. Allow the alternator to lower. The belt will loosen as you turn this screw. Pull the belt off the pulley.
Step 4
Pry the clip with the wiring harness running through it with a flat tip screwdriver. Unclip the wiring harness from the back of the alternator. The connector has a locking tab that needs to be lifted up and pulled away from the alternator.
Step 5
Unscrew the nut on the stud with the second wire attached, with a socket wrench. Pull the wire off the stud. Screw the nut back on the nut by hand to prevent loosing the nut.
Step 6
Unbolt the two bolts securing the alternator in place. One bolt is found at the top and one at the bottom. Unscrew with a socket wrench.
Step 7
Allow the alternator to fall to the ground. It is easier than pulling it up through the engine compartment.
Pull the alternator out from under the car. Close the hood.
- Always isolate the electrical system before working on electrical components.
Items you will need
- Socket wrench
- Socket set
- Flat tip screwdriver
- "Nissan Maxima Haynes Repair Manual for 1993 thru 2004 models"; John Haynes; 2004
- timing belt image by Albert Lozano from Fotolia.com


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After using these two centella moisturizers in rotation (and sometimes at the same time😆), I think I'm now sure about how I feel about them. But before anything else, I'd just like to say that both of them are very good lightweight moisturizers. They'd be great for oily, acne-prone skin. And because they contain centella asiatica extract, they are also recommended for those who have other skin barrier issues or those who simply want to strengthen their skin's natural barrier. Both of them also contain niacinamide, which is also a skin-barrier-strengthening ingredient, and is brightening, too. Now let's talk about their differences.
The first thing I noticed with these two was the position of centella asiatica EXTRACT on their ingredient lists. This is important because it's the EXTRACT (not just the leaf water) that is the potent part of centella asiatica. The extract consists of Madecasosside (anti-inflammatory, calming, repairing, refining), Asiaticoside (for water-oil balance, helps with collagen formation), and Asiatic acid (an antioxidant, strengthens the skin barrier). In the Skin 1004 Madagascar Centella Asiatica Cream, the centella asiatica extract is SECOND on the ingredient list😍 But in the iUnik Centella Centella Calming Gel Cream, it's only 24th on the ingredient list. The main ingredients of the iUnik cream are centella asiatica LEAF WATER and tea tree leaf water, which are also good ingredients, but of course when I buy a centella cream, I'd prefer that the centella asiatica extract is high up on the ingredient list.
As for the other ingredients, they both have other hydrating, moisturizing and "wrinkle-care" ingredients. Notable ingredients in the iUnik cream are sodium hyaluronate, arginine, and allantoin. It contains several plant extracts, too, which are supposedly beneficial. Meanwhile, the Skin 1004 seems to have more notable (and familiar) ingredients, namely glycerin, squalane, panthenol, and trehalose. Both products contain niacinamide and adenosine.
These centella creams work very similarly: they are really lightweight and they are both soothing, and moisturizing. However, one performs just a tad better than the other, IMO. I find that the Skin 1004 cream is more soothing and hydrating than the iUnik cream. It even has a slight cooling effect. They are both easily absorbed by the skin, though the iUnik one is more quickly absorbed. With the iUnik cream, there is absolutely no dewiness at all, and I know there are people who prefer this kind of finish. It's like you didn't apply any moisturizer. But personally, I prefer the very slightly (it's hardly noticeable but it's there) dewy finish of the Skin 1004 cream. It's very light, but my skin still looks hydrated. I actually reach for the Skin 1004 cream more often than the iUnik cream😁 Needless to say, I like the Skin 1004 cream better than the iUnik cream😁
The iUnik cream was gifted to me by the brand, but it's available on Beauty MNL for P879 (for 60mL of product). I bought the Skin 1004 cream for P880 (for 75mL of product) on Althea Korea.


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Phyllis Wiederin
Phyllis Wiederin, the daughter of Verlin and Mildred (Schwering) Blair, was born at home in Dayton on June 5, 1932. She passed from this life Aug. 26 at the Shady Oaks Care Center in Lake City.
She lived a full life to the age of 87 years, two months and 21 days.
Phyllis attended and graduated from Dayton High School in 1952 and later attended Morningside College in Sioux City, where she received a degree in teaching. In 1954, Phyllis took a teaching position in Churdan and taught for three years.
On June 1, 1957, Phyllis Blair was united in marriage to Wilbur Wiederin at St. Columbkille Catholic Church in Churdan. Four children were born to this union.
Phyllis and Wilbur made their home in Churdan and raised their family. Later in life, after the children were raised, Phyllis took a teaching position at Sacred Heart Catholic School in Fort Dodge for a few years before retiring.
Phyllis was member of St. Columbkille Catholic Church, Catholic Daughters of America and the Rosary Society, and also a member of the Churdan American Legion Auxiliary.
She also was a member of a group known as the G.A. Club. Her children are not sure if the "G" stands for gab or gossip.
After retiring, Phyllis and Wilbur traveled by bus to many locations. They enjoyed gathering with their children and grandchildren. One of Phyllis' favorite memories was her 80th birthday, when she rode on a party bus with her children and grandchildren.
She also enjoyed reading and her favorite author was Stephanie Laurens. She enjoyed going to the library hunting for books and visiting with the ladies.
Wilbur passed away in 2001. Phyllis' greatest heartbreak was the death of her daughter, Sharon Towers, in 2014.
Phyllis is survived by her children: Mary (David) Lane, of Algona; Mike (Lisa), of Churdan; and Joe (Denise), of Farnhamville; son-in-law Mick Towers, of Adel; 11 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; brother Paul (Kathy) Blair, of Dawson; and three sisters-in-law: Etta Mae, Sherry and Wanda Blair.
Those who preceded her in death were her parents; husband; daughter; three brothers: Kenneth, Jim and Tom Blair; and a sister, JoAnn Brown.
Mass of the Christian burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 30 at St. Columbkille Catholic Church in Churdan with Father John Gerald officiating.
Burial will be in the St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery.
Musical selections will be sung by Greg Carey as cantor, with the church choir accompanying and Lois Last as organist.
Casket bearers will be Nick Lane, Jake Lane, Jay Wiederin, Ben Wiederin, Ethan Wiederin and Joe Towers.
Honorary bearers are Eileen Splendore, Jenny Nicholson, Becky Halling, Emily Coffey and Betsy Lemus.
Brown Funeral Home in Jefferson is assisting the family.
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198km & 4 600m Climbing
198km & 4 600m Climbing
65km & 1 700m Climbing
Lourensford Wine Estate to Oak Valley Wine Estate
The elegant Lourensford Wine Estate marks the start of your three-day journey to Onrus. The climbing starts almost immediately with a long and fairly steep gravel drag taking you up to Lourensford Nek. From the summit, on a clear day, you will be able to enjoy spectacular views of Stellenbosch and Cape Town. A long and steep downhill follows, so please take heed – it's very fast with tight, blind corners and water drainage humps. While you're still on the Lourensford estate you'll get to experience two new trails – Old Pine and JK's Contour – and veterans of the W2W might notice that some trails from earlier years have been reintroduced, including Schoeman's, Witboom and Canarie. Water Point 1 arrives before the notoriously steep Vergelegen climb – it's the toughest climb in the race but it's not very long and the reward is a relatively easy passage to Water Point 2 at Idiom Vineyards, which doubles as a superb spectator point. The iconic challenge of the day comes in the form of the historic Gantouw Pass – an old ox wagon trail and compulsory portage section where you can still see the grooves worn in the rocks by the Voortrekkers' wagon wheels. The reward on the other side is some of the best singletrack in the country – the fabled A2Z network of Grabouw, where you'll whizz down the A2N trails in the run into the Grabouw Country Club and the day's Land Rover Experience. Willie's Trail provides the first of Route and Vehicle partner's Land Rover's designated singletracks for the race and it is undoubtedly one of the most exhilarating sections of the route. The last 10km to the finish in Oak Valley offers a mix of singletracks and open vineyard roads, but blaze a new trail to the race village through Glen Elgin farm. If you listen closely before you get to Oak Valley you'll hear the race commentators welcoming riders home for a well-earned meal and recovery drink (or two).
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Lourensford and Vergelegen climbs, portage over Gantouw Pass, A2N singletracks and Waterfall trail.
Land Rover Experience
Hendrico's Stage Advice
Don't get sucked in by the hype, nerves and emotions at the start – cycle at your own pace and find a rhythm, there's still 60km to go. Stay calm and modulate your brakes on the downhills: they're fast and somewhat technical at speed.
Good quality gravel roads, dual tracks and singletracks. Gantouw Pass is the only portage section in the race – it's steep, rocky and exposed to the elements.
64km & 1 500m Climbing
Oak Valley Wine Estate
Dubbed 'Play Day', Stage 2 is one of the FNB Wines2Whales's many draw cards, with sublime singletrack, manicured berms and mind-blowing descents. For 2019 the route reshuffle means that riders remain in Oak Valley for the first 15 kilometres, climbing initially and then descending Vissie's Magic, JK's Edge, Sounds of Silence, Indensity and Cow's Trail. Then it's uphill again towards Witklippies One and Two before dropping towards the Paul Cluver Amphitheatre at the 35 kilometre mark. With tanks topped up by Woolworths' water point spread riders then take on FNB W2W's famous snake singletracks. Cobra, Mamba and Boomslang lead into the day's Land Rover Experience: Pofadder. Having been rebuilt following the February 2019 fire Pofadder is now faster and more flowing but still a challenge for those who ride singletracks at full speed. From Pofadder the route hugs the mountains before passing under the N2 and climbing on new singletracks towards the Lebanon trails. The lower two Lebanon singletracks lead the field back under the highway to the stage's final water point at the Hickory Shack, after 52 exhilarating kilometres of mountain biking. The Thandi Switchbacks are the final sting in the tail before the thrilling, purpose-built KROMCO-PERI Play Park. From there it's a 10km dash to the finish through farm roads and "The long way home" singletrack.
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Singletracks and Paul Cluver Amphitheatre. Mind-blowing trails of Vissie's Magic, JK's Edge, Sounds of Silence, Witklippies 1 & 2, Cobra, Mamba, Boomslang, Pofadder, Lebanon and of course the KROMCO-PERI Play Park.
Land Rover Experience
Hendrico's Stage Advice
Ride as many singletracks as you can in preparation. Singletrack requires more concentration and work than open roads so work on your skills!
Good quality gravel roads. Manicured berms, purpose-built singletrack. Nothing overly technical.
69km & 1 400m Climbing
Oak Valley Wine Estate to Onrus
The third and final day of the FNB Wines2Whales is a challenging affair – especially with nearly 129 kilometres of riding and 3 200 metres of climbing in the legs. Do not be fooled by the route profile and make sure not to get sucked into racing dynamics early on – most of the climbing comes in the last 30 kilometres, so save something for the end. The trickiest section of this stage is the Kat Pas descent just after the Houw Hoek trails. Caution is advised as this is a particularly fast downhill with a rocky, loose and sometimes quite rutted surface. Water Point 1 is located at the Botrivier School where you'll experience a truly memorable moment as local schoolchildren and their families line up in support. The next 20 kilometre section, which takes in a large portion of the Wildekrans trails before rising to Water Point 2 is arguably the most important portion of Stage 3. It is essential that you pace yourself correctly as a nasty series of ups and downs await – the breathtaking Gaf-se-Bos and Hemel en Aarde trails. Here you'll confront as many climbs as you will descents before ducking under the road and following a downhill towards the Atlantic Ocean. On the Onrus beach spectacular views await, before a final little kick up onto the tar road allows for an easy roll across the finish line.
Stage Icons
Jakkals River Trail, Kat Pas descent after Houw Hoek, Botrivier town (look out for the crèches), the Hemel en Aarde trails and the bridge across the Onrus beach.
Land Rover Experience
Hendrico's Stage Advice
Ride within your limits down the Kat Pas and remember 80% of the climbing is after the 40km mark. Save some energy to enjoy the run in to Onrus across the beautiful beach.
Rocky climbs and descents. Sand and manicured trails upon entering Hemel en Aarde.
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Flavours of the Iberian Peninsula, 28th September 2017
Awaiting guests is an evening of wine tasting and traditional folkloristic entertainment. Come and learn how the terroir and climates produce fascinating nuances of flavour from classic grape varieties, whilst enjoying an impassioned professional performance of flamenco dancing. Our guest expert Alan Montague-Dennis from Mentzendorff will guide you through to find your favourites. The tasting session will be accompanied by a superb selection of warm and cold tapas.
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One injured in semi truck accident
Laverne R. Schultz, 85, of Herscher, was seriously injured after a crash involving a semi on Illinois Route 115 on Sunday.
Schultz was driving east on Route 115 in his 2014 Dodge Ram around 10 AM at the time of the crash. Meanwhile, Gerbretsadik T. Hagdu, 37, of Sioux City, Iowa, was driving north on Lehigh Road, approaching Route 115, in a 2007 Volvo semi. According to the investigation conducted by Illinois State Police District 21, Hagdu failed to stop at the stop sign, causing Schultz to collide with the semi's driver side semi drive axle.
Schultz was taken to Riverside Medical Center, then transferred to Loyola Medical Center in Maywood for treatment of his injuries. Hagdu was issued a ticket for failing to yield at an intersection. On Monday, police were stationed at the intersection to enforce the stop.
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Sir Walter Blackett Barot Half moon Street Newcas 30th March 1776 Piccadilly London Honrd Sir Isaac Walton, your Clerk at Rookhope Mill, died last Sunday; & inclosed is a List of the several Persons who have offered to succeed him. it is of great Consequence to have an experienced, skilfull man in that place; as the greater part of your Ore is smelted at that place Mill. Three pieces of your Lead have been stolen from Allanheads Mill lately: if you think the inclosed Advertisement proper you will please to insert the reward. We have no Lead trade yet, & but a bad prospect: so you will be obliged to borrow the £1000 for Lady Loraine. Mr Maughan has met with a good Grove in Middlehope Fell; & Allanheads & Coalcleugh are doing very well: therefore only a good price is wanting. In case Mr Bacons Mines are to be sold, it might be advantageous, considering your Connections with them, to give One Thousand Pounds for them. the seven Years Arrears due from his Extors amount to £198. 16s. 6d; for which I should suppose you have a right to distrain; but this is a Subject for Mr Fawcett, when you please to consult him. Ralph Forsters Estates are advertised to be Sold on the 4th April - None have yet offered as Laundry Maid but Peggy Morrison, who was formerly in that Station, but was dismissed for being with Child. It is now Sunday ["Sunday 31st " written in the margin] & Mr Hunter of Dukesfield, who I wished to see about the inclosed List, is not yet come - So, as a Mill Clerk should be appointed soon & as Mr Marshall is by much the fittest I shall not postpone my Letter any longer. I hope you are well & am etc HR Same Day - Wrote Sir Wr Blackett that Mr Westgarth of Coalcleugh died the 31st instant