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In order to minimize this likelihood, it would be wise to use a checklist. See the sample checklist in the box. A wide range of adhesives is used for bonding facets to the panels manufactured, depending on the characteristics of the final product. Apart from the glue in case, the natural adhesives are less used and the biggest use is made of synthetic adhesives such as urea-formaldehyde.
86.3. The saw must be appropriate for the job. For example, it is dangerous to tear with a table saw not equipped with an anti-rebound device. Kickback aprons are recommended. The dangerous practice of removing a hood guard due to the close clearance on the side of the dipstick can be avoided by squeezing a filler panel on the table between the dipstick and the saw and using it to guide the stock.
The course is sold by clickbank and they have a very good return policy, so if it's not good, it's easy enough to get your money back – for what it's worth … Some argue that there are many people interested in the idea of blogging as a business. Can someone explain if this is a viable business at home, and how much can you bring realistically on an hourly rate basis … after all this you have to put it? I'm ecstatic at the foreclosure market.
As a result, safety requires constant attention to employees' safe work habits, vigilant oversight and the maintenance of a safe work environment by employers. Although in many cases machinery and carpentry equipment may be purchased without the necessary safeguards and other safety features, it is the responsibility of management to provide adequate safeguards. before using these machines and equipment.
This means that many of the workers involved are poorly trained and poorly supervised or not at all, while proper protections and protective equipment are often lacking. Ahman and colleagues 1995a, 1995b, 1996 draw attention to the exposure of teachers of industrial arts and woodworking in Sweden. In contrast to the unexposed witnesses, these teachers had remarkable but mostly reversible nasal effects and complaints that increased with the number of classes since the beginning of the week and decreased during the weekends, even if the dust concentrations were below the Swedish threshold. 2 mg / m3.
You can also make a clipboard that doubles as a small box. As we said, the design options will be many. But the only thing they would probably have in common is that it would be a simple thing to do very little and sell a lot. You can expect to put a good profit margin on this item because there are plenty of opportunities for fancy craftsmanship without increasing the cost of materials and tools.
More often, we see that wood manufacturers are more in demand for the furnishing of the house. Here, the company can contact builders or real estate agents who, in turn, allow them to obtain huge orders from people who buy houses or rent apartments and houses and require some art. of their reflection at home. There are many woodworking plans available online that you can use for free and some wood work plans are paid for.
Consider having a "Scawstop" in your shop. I really like my Unisaws with Unifence, but because of the teaching happening in my shop, I replaced one of these saws with a Sawstop. This table saw is well designed and manufactured and I think the possible safety benefits are worth it when you use a table saw day after day. End strawberries in metal represent a good quality-price ratio. You can buy solid carbide helical cutters that are ideally suited to a variety of joinery tasks for a fraction of the cost of carpentry tools.
At the same time, the elements should not be too expensive to chase customers, especially in the startup of a business. The wood industry is considered one of the easiest businesses to operate from home. However, you must have an appropriate plan and implement it to be able to succeed and develop your business. Here is a checklist that you can check before you can start your carpentry business.
It is not necessary to set high goals, rather choose a project. If you are thinking of selling your crafts, you must first invest. This involves costs of raw materials, tools, machinery, operating cost, advertising and sales. If you are already a carpenter, you must have machines and raw materials, but that will not be enough if you want to develop. New machines and advertising are a good investment.
There are some things you need to consider before moving forward with the wood industry. If you take a look at those who look after the woodwork, you will find that very few of them deal with many varieties of wood. Most others have a niche, using hardwood or tropical woods, softwood and laminates. You need to find your niche and decide which type of wood you will be treating primarily. This will affect the type of workers you will choose and the suppliers with whom you will process the raw materials.
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Precipio Inc (NASDAQ: PRPO) is having a strong start to the trading session in the market today, and for good reason. The company announced the launch of its global expansion strategy, leading to excitement among investors. Today, we'll talk about:
- The expansion strategy launch;
- what we're seeing from PRPO stock as a result; and
- what we'll be wathing for ahead.
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PRPO Launches Global Expansion Strategy
As mentioned above, Precipio is having a strong start to the trading session this morning after announcing that it has launched its global expansion strategy. The news broke via press release early this morning.
In the release, the company announced the launch of global pathology services. It is believed that this launch will create a renewed and enhanced revenue stream through the expertise and network of world-class academic specialized oncology pathologists.
In the release, PRPO reminded investors that Ori Karev will be leading the charge. In fact, he has already started discussions with leading hospitals, healthcare providers and regional health insurance carriers to discuss the implementation of the company's model and their respective countries.
In the release, the company said that it intends on targeting India, China, Malaysia, Europe, and gulf countries within the middle east initially. Much of these areas are accessible through Mr. Karev's network.
In a statement, Ori Karev, Chief Strategy Officer at PRPO, had the following to offer:
Precipio has spent the last seven years building an extraordinary skill set and expertise, backed by solid data of results in the US. It is now time to take that expertise and translate it into revenue from multiple global partners who are eager to benefit from the same value proposition.
What We're Seeing From The Stock
One of the first lessons that we learn when we start to work in the market is that the news leads to moves. When it comes to Precipio, the news proved to be overwhelmingly positive.
After all, the global launch, led by Ori Karev, will likely lead to a strong expansion in revenue, providing value to shareholders. So, it's not surprising to see that excited investors are pushing the stock on a run for the top.
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She was a lady who devoted a lifetime to feeding the impoverished and the destitute in Africa, touching the hearts of so many across the world and spreading the urgent word.
He was a black man in the predominantly-racist America who spoke for a justice no one else dared to.
They were the ones who struggled past the jeering of men who scorned their biological roots only to discover a new century where women emerged major players.
The rest, we all say, is history.
Truly, a voice seeks to drive, to empower, to demand action. Even now, as I speak to you, I seek a call for action, for you and myself to freely express our own voices and with them, change this world of ours.
During my maturing years where I begin to explore autobiographies and personal essays, I became painfully aware that something was sorely lacking within my overly naive, shy and obscure self. My narrow horizons were stretched immensely as I read about the personal essays of numerous individuals across the world over possibly everything in life: love, family, friendship, change, betrayal, war, paralysis, and death. I soaked in the personal voices of these courageous unknown people, the valiant causes many of them were fighting for and the amplified voices of those plagued with misfortune and corruption.
If we all lived in a silent world, in a world where people like you and me kept our voices in our hearts, thinking that someone else would always climb a mountain in our stead, would the world have understood then? Would the world have understood the discrimination, the senseless hatred, the blatant apathy?
No, they would not.
All it takes is a voice for the world to stop and to listen to. All it takes, really, is a voice, eager, passionate and courageous enough to voice out the problems of our world, to ground us to reality and to evoke our humanity.
All it takes is one voice for the silence to be broken.
I believe that a voice fills others and myself with hope and courage. Personal voices are extraordinary in how they need not be mouthed through words alone. Martin Luther King's speech "I dreamed a dream" shook the old America where discrimination was rife; the peaceful protests of Mahatma Ghandi against injustice was his voice and the many voices of others suffering in oppression; even the viral posts I chanced upon on Facebook by females all over the world on their bra colours vividly expressed a voice in support of breast cancer awareness. One voice awakens the voices of many others, and together, we can make a difference in this world. A voice empowers me with a strong sense of conviction and motivation and drives all of us to stand united for the same cause.
Hence, aspire, aspire to be the next Martin Luther King, the next Joan of Arc, the next Mother Theresa, or aspire simply, just to be you. Even as I am now, if my voice in this essay has struck a chord in you, and inspired you to voice your beliefs, I have succeeded in changing the world.


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How to Cleanse, Activate and Program your Crystal
To many civilisations throughout history, Clear Quartz has represented perfection and was highly revered for its roles in ritual, folklore and its magical properties.
Today, we know that crystals have highly ordered atomic structures that offer great regularity to the flow of electro-magnetic energy. It is for this reason silicon chips are used as memory in computers, and why Clear Quartz (Silicon Dioxide crystals) are incorporated into watches providing accurate impulses, giving measurement of time. Most of the technology our modern world relies on, has its "intelligence" grounded in Silicon (Quartz).
Not only are they useful in a scientific sense but their energy is still treasured today and used as a tool for our spirituality, energy work and access to higher information. We feel their resonance and they draw us in when we need them at a certain point in our life, for support, guidance and learning.
However, crystals build up energy, which is sometimes reflected by them becoming cloudy or dull in colour and feel. By cleansing on a regular basis or simply when their energy starts to feel stagnant, we can revive their energy and bring them back for a clear, fresh start.
1) Cleansing Your Crystal
Many crystals, particularly any from the Quartz family (Clear Quartz, Smoky Quartz, Citrine, Amethyst etc) will absorb static and unwanted energies that inhibit their optimal functioning. You will know when they require cleaning as they will begin to simply feel "dirty". The surface can feel a little greasy, they lose their sparkle and generally begin to feel a little tired…less "lively". Some pieces, particularly clear Quartz, can begin to go a little cloudy, signalling that it's time to clear your stone. Upon receipt of a new stone, it is also a great idea to invest some time and care to first cleanse the piece thoroughly, then Charge it…before embarking upon Activating it then Programming it with an Intention. Of course, simply using the Quartz directly from the shelf is not a problem, but the stone will feel very different if it is well prepared. Mostly, Clear Quartz is used to accept a Programmed Intention, but any of the Quartz family will also benefit to some extent from the following protocols.
Certainly, cleansing and activating any crystal is useful, with Clear Quartz being by far the best choice to then accept a Programmed Intention. There are many ways to effectively clear and cleanse a stone. Beyond any physical technique, simply having a concrete intention to fully cleanse the crystal is imperative.
Some people find that meditating with a new piece, and visualising white light or water flowing through the crystal is a great way to cleanse the piece fully and simply…
Other Crystal Cleansing Methods
- Salt Cleanse: It is difficult to go past this technique as the crystals emerge bright, sparkling and ready to get to work after a good salt cleanse. Very simply, purchase any salt (preferably rock salt but a large packet of cheap table salt works just fine) and "bury" your crystal in it. Ideally a couple of centimetres of salt on all sides ensures a thorough cleanse. Simply leave it for at least 24 hours (or longer for a more thorough cleanse) and then give it a thorough rinse in flowing cold water. Your crystal will love it!! The salt is then best not used again, simply give it back to the earth to neutralise the static it has absorbed. If the piece you are cleansing is set in silver, best not to pack it in salt but look to the other, less corrosive methods to cleanse and charge it.
- Earth cleanse: Particularly useful for larger pieces, and for pieces that have been used intensively. An Earth cleanse is a great way to achieve a deeper, neutral state with your crystals. Simply dig a hole deep enough in the earth to house your crystal, and leave it for as long as you feel is necessary to thoroughly cleanse it. Generally, a day, a week, or a cycle of the moon is a useful length of time but consider perhaps a year, or a decade or longer to mark the passage of significant intervals of your life. Imagine digging up a magnificent quartz you and your new wife buried on the night before your wedding…on the night before your 20th anniversary! Or leading your 21 year old son or daughter to a place where a crystal was placed on the day of their birth. If you are planning to bury a crystal to mark the arrival of a significant event, it would, however, be more advantageous to respect the rhythm of cleansing, charging and programming the piece before returning it to the Earth for a period such as this. Make certain, however, you clearly mark the location of your crystal. I have lost several much loved pieces by placing them in/on the Earth and not being able to find them again!!
- Flowing Water: Crystals love flowing water. By simply holding the termination downwards and having the intention of "flushing" the crystal, you will definitely feel a new freshness surrounding the piece. Leaving a crystal near (or perhaps in) a waterfall or the ocean, will definitely impregnate the crystal with the highly ionised nature of these environments. Waterfalls and waves are Nature's negative ion generators and given Quartz crystal's natural affinity for electro-magnetic energies, you are sure to cleanse and enliven both yourself and the crystal.
- Smudging: For millennia, smoke has been used to clear away unwanted energies and cleanse environments. Sage, mugwort, lavender and resin rich herbs such as frankincense and myrrh (as used by the Christian Church) have long traditions of use as cleansers and purifiers. Smudge sticks of Sage (from the Native American tradition), Moxa sticks (from Traditional Chinese Medicine), or the smoky twigs and leaves of a Eucalypt (as our Indigenous Australians used) are very useful. Simply pass the piece through the column of smoke, or by gently wafting the smoke over your crystal a similar effect is created. Remember to hold the intention of what you are doing firmly in your mind. The smoke cleanses and also represents a blessing or offering to the natural forces these crystals represent.
- Toning: Certainly one of the easiest methods to use…Simply Singing any sound rich with your intention (Aum/Om etc) to cleanse and purify the crystal towards and through it will serve to restore its freshness. Crystal or brass singing bowls can also be used, with the crystals placed inside the bowls on a piece of fabric as they are played to affect a result. Great for day to day cleansing. Some crystal teachers also suggest that a "silent" tone can be used just as effectively to clear a crystal. Simply holding the point with the termination facing away from you and with the out-breath silently "tone" your intention through the piece with the intention to clear and cleanse it. Similarly, this technique can be used for an environment or gridwork that has been crystal enhanced. Address the whole space, take a long slow breath and tone (silently or audibly) to cleanse and refresh the space.
Now your piece is deeply cleansed…it is time to consider the best way to charge and activate it ready to receive its programming….
2) Charging and Activating Your Crystal
These techniques are best used with Clear Quartz as a means of preparing it to receive a Programmed Intention. However, many other Crystals can benefit from a similar protocol. It is assumed you have used a Clearing/Cleansing Technique and now wish to enhance your crystal's resonant capacities by activating and awakening its potential.
- Natural Energy Activation: Any significant Natural Energy concentration will awaken Quartz. A Full Moon, a thunderstorm, a Clear Dawn's first light and dew, a waterfall, the Ocean, even an open fire will serve to charge the crystal with energy. The larger the piece, the more energy required. Placing a deeply cleansed crystal on a mountain top to receive the first rays of New Year's Day is a sure fire way to prepare it to capture your New Year's Resolutions with great intensity.
- Gridworks & Pyramids: Placing a crystal within a crystal grid-work, or within a pyramid for a day or more is a great way to activate and charge it.
- Amethyst/Citrine Geodes or large cluster: Placing your crystal within or upon a cleansed Geode or Quartz Cluster activates and charges it with the energy of the large piece.
So now your Crystal is cleansed and Activated. Ready now to accept your Program…
3) Programming Your Crystal
First, ensure your crystal has been recently Cleansed, preferably Activated and ready to receive it's instruction, or programming. Programming your crystal is the process of aligning the energies of the crystal with the intent you wish to use them for. For example, you can program your crystal to send healing to a specific person, for protection, love, insight or support around a particular issue etc… This process should be approached with care and a sense of reverence, ensuring the intent placed within your Quartz is clear, high & noble. It is a means by which you can focus your creative potential towards a specific reality, helping to manifest a heart-felt want. Ensure your "program" is clear and uncomplicated. Reduce it to a simple phrase of stated intention. See examples on right hand side.
So now that your intention is clear, and you feel a sense of readiness, take the time to become settled, be still, and quietly lift your awareness to the highest, finest level you are able to comfortably sustain. Place the point of your crystal in your dominant hand with the termination facing away from you. Choose a facet on the termination and place your thumb upon it. Bring your consciousness to the interior of the crystal and develop a "felt sense" of what the interior matrix of the crystal feels like, some even hold the crystal to the third eye. When you have a sense of readiness, and wish to begin "programming", gather your intention and allow it to flow brightly and strongly into your crystal. Repeat your phrased intention over and over until you feel a sense of "saturation" in the crystal.
Once the programming is complete (which can take anywhere from 10 seconds to an hour or 2), gently begin the process of disconnecting from the crystal or simply withdrawing your attention from within the crystal back to your surroundings. A program needs to be reinforced and repeated on occasion, especially if the Quartz you are using is large. Sometimes multiple efforts at cleansing, charging and programming are required to get the crystal resonating strongly to your chosen intention. As this is such an intuitive, meditative exercise, enjoy the process and base your completion on what feels right to you personally.
Programming Intention Examples:
For Fear/Anxiety: -" My World is safe, bountiful and welcoming; providing me with guidance, nourishment and Love".
For Meaningful Relationships: -"All my Relationships are blessed with respect, love and Universal Light. Being with another allows me to see, experience and be received in this Loving Light."
For a New Project/Business -"This Project serves to bring Real Abundance at every level. It serves only to fulfil, to nourish, to learn and to grow."
For Abundant Health -"Every cell in my body rings with the Harmony of Universal Love. Health flows through me and from me in all directions. I am the Living Connection between the energies of Heaven and Earth and at every moment have access to all the energy I need to be strong, bright and at Peace."Shop Clear Quartz
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SymBio begins phase 1 trial for treakisym in progressive solid tumors
Published 22 January 2018
SymBio Pharmaceuticals has launched a phase 1 study in Japan for oral Treakisym in patients with progressive solid tumors.
SymBio holds approval for TREAKISYM injectables which are already used for the treatment of three indications of malignant lymphoma (first-line and relapsed/refractory low-grade B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and mantle cell lymphoma, and chronic lymphocytic leukemia).
The purpose of the Phase 1 study is to evaluate the recommended dose, dosage regimen, the tolerability and the safety of oral TREAKISYM, as it is a new formulation, and to identify types of solid tumors that show promise for treatment.
Based on the efficacy and safety data related to TREAKISYM injectables that were demonstrated in the treatment of malignant lymphoma, the purpose of this study is also to provide a new treatment option for patients by developing the new oral formulation leveraging superior traits and fewer adverse events, including alopecia, compared with existing chemo therapy.
Furthermore, SymBio will evaluate safer dosage regimes with no adverse effect on efficacy by leveraging the pharmacokinetic traits of the oral formulation, specifically, lowering Cmax and administration in lower doses during the treatment period.
Oral formulation drugs can also be taken at home, eliminating the need for the patient to visit the hospital for intravenous infusion and reducing the treatment burden on the patient.
The development of oral TREAKISYM is part of SymBio's strategy to develop a "TREAKISYM platform." For TREAKISYM injectables, the Phase III study for the indication of relapsed/refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma is underway.
Although DLBCL accounts for the largest segment of malignant lymphoma in terms of patient numbers, currently only multiple drug therapies are available for r/r DLBCL. In addition, SymBio is deploying a sustainable growth strategy and will maximize the value of TREAKISYM by significantly extending the product life through the development of TREAKISYM liquid formulations (TREAKISYM Ready-to-dilute and TREAKISYM Rapid Infusion).
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INDIA & France Resolve To Strengthen Relations
INDIA and France inked 14 agreements and Memorandum of Understandings in New Delhi on Saturday in the presence Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron. Macron arrived here on a 4-day visit to India on Friday evening. He was given a ceremonial welcome on Saturday morning. Addressing the joint statement, Modi recalled that even though India-France strategic partnership is just 20 years old, the cultural and spiritual partnership between the two nations is ages old. Liberty, equality and fraternity not only echo in France, but are also deeply embedded in India's Constitution.PM Modi welcomed investments from France in the defence sector under 'Make in India'. India and France also signed an agreement on protection of classified information."India and France have robust cooperation in fields of defence and security. In the defence sector, we welcome investments from France under 'Make in India'," Modi said. Macron said that France wants India as its first strategic partner in Asia and it wants to be India's first strategic partner in Europe and even the western world. Macron added that India and France have decided to work together to deal with threats of terrorism and radicalisation. PM Modi held talks with Macron had earlier discussed as to how explore ways to deepen bilateral cooperation in the fields of defence, security, trade and investment. The visit of the French President is aimed at strengthening the bilateral economic, political and strategic dimension of our engagement, India's Ministry for External Affairs said. French President Macron is in India for a four-day visit to deepen ties between the two nations. PM Modi had driven to the Delhi airport to welcome the French President and the First Lady .PM met President Macron for India-France bilateral talks at the Hyderabad House on Saturday morning. President Macron will "spend a lot of time with Prime Minister Narendra Modi." The two leaders have "formed a close relationship" during President Macron's first nine months in power. President Macron is accompanied by his wife Brigitte Marie-Claude Macron, businessmen and top officials. President Macron has a busy schedule in India. I want to double the number of Indian students coming to France and also want to increase the number of French students going to India said Macron. On the problems surrounding the world today, Macron said "Most of the issues we have today, on climate, on terrorism are because of the short-term vision of most of the leaders. They were greedy. "Commenting on artificial intelligence, the French President compares the key players in this field, US and China. In the United States, artificial intelligence is totally driven by private playmakers such as Google and Amazon. Whereas, in China, it's totally state driven, he added. President Macron and his wife laid a wreath at the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi and paid tribute to the father of the nation at Rajghat. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj met French President Macron at the Alliance Francaise in New Delhi. Macron attended a CEOs forum where he had interaction with industry heads and top CEOs. India and France look to boost economic and business ties over the coming decades. President Macron on Monday will visit Varanasi where Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Macron will take a special cruise on the Ganga and will have a meeting over lunch. The two leaders will have a one-on-one discussion. President Macron and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh where they will inaugurate a 100 MW solar power plant, the largest in the northern State.


text: Welcome to the Community! Explore the community › Forums › Announcements › Trivantis Updates › Welcome to the Community! Tagged: help? Viewing 9 posts - 76 through 84 (of 84 total) ← 1 … 5 6 Author Posts May 8, 2018 at 4:06 PM #396329 Score: 0 Anonymous @ Hello, New to the community. Looking forward to learning more about Lectora. This will be my third authoring tool, and it is definitely the most challenging. On that note…I am using Lectora Online…how can I zoom in on an element?….lol…not even Google knows!!! May 8, 2018 at 7:49 PM #396352 Score: 0 Joe WielochModerator Karma: 74 pts@wheels Hi Raul, The only way you can zoom currently in Lectora Online is to use the Browser zoom capability. Usually you can do Ctrl and + to zoom in, and Ctrl and – to zoom out. How to Zoom In and Zoom Out a Browser Window Welcome to the community! – Joe August 24, 2018 at 5:28 AM #405415 Score: 0 Phumlani NsibandeMember @pnsibande2310 Hello Jeniffer, Hope you well. please can you kindly advise if there is any work around on this matter, i have a same issue my Lectora is shutting when importing PowerPoint presentations Your response is highly appreciated Regards Phumlani Nsibande August 30, 2018 at 9:37 AM #405941 Score: 0 Jennifer ValleyMember Karma: 117 pts@jvalley4735 @pnsibande2310 Typically the shutdown occurs when there are unsupported items in your PowerPoint file. I would recommend checking: The slide size is the same as or similar to what you are trying to import In the slide master to make sure you delete anything not in use From the slide master and on all pages, you don't include any audio/video/images that are in older formats Check to see that you don't have an unsupported transition on each page or items in your title Here's a guidelines document about the importing PowerPoint process for reference: https://community.trivantis.com/knowledge-base/guidelines-importing-microsoft-powerpoint-content-lectora/ If the issue persists you may want to contact Trivantis Support with your title and PowerPoint. Or you can share it on the Community for troubleshooting. October 15, 2018 at 1:36 PM #409218 Score: 0 Tammy MillerMember @tmiller8924 Hi Everyone – I'm relatively new to the community, but have already found answers to questions that I was unable to find elsewhere on the web. I'm looking forward to checking out the Shared Content and contributing once I get up to speed using Lectora 🙂 October 18, 2018 at 2:11 PM #409802 Score: 0 Jennifer ValleyMember Karma: 117 pts@jvalley4735 Great to hear @tmiller8924! We're glad to have you! March 8, 2019 at 6:19 PM #419675 Score: 1 Brian RoemerMember Karma: 9 pts@broeme Good evening all. I've been using Lectora for…well, let's just say I have all the lunch boxes! I've enjoyed learning from and assisting fellow developers through all the iterations of the Lectora Developer Forums and Communities. Looking forward to staying in touch! This post has received 1 vote up. April 8, 2019 at 12:42 AM #422223 Score: 0 carmelo moschellaMember @cmoschella3010 Hello Community members, My name is Carmelo. Last week I update Lectora Inspire 17 to version 18 on my computer at work. Since 2007 I have worked as an eLearning professional for many different clients. Being new to Lectora Inspire, I am so far enjoying the software. In past roles I have used using many different types of Authoring software packages for developing online content. The interface display took some getting used to but does offer some similarity to previous software. I look forward to hearing from you in the future. Have a productive week. Regards, Carmelo June 10, 2019 at 8:39 AM #426558 Score: 0 Helen ColesMember @hcoles4003 Good Afternoon I have just started with my company who use Lectora online, I am hopefully getting some training at the end of the month, however i have been playing around on the site, how do I import a template to an existing course please? It looks like the Lectora is completely adaptable which is very exciting! Author Posts Viewing 9 posts - 76 through 84 (of 84 total) ← 1 … 5 6 You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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A Passion For Horror
Silent Hill (2006)
by Christophe Gans
Silent Hill movie is based on a video game and, from what I have read
in other reviews, the movie is more likely to be appreciated by people
who are already familiar with the game. I am not a gamer though, and so
spent a lot of time wondering what was happening, why it was happening,
and if I even cared it was happening.
Rose walks the rest of the way to the town and searches for her daughter. There are no people in Silent Hill, but there are other creatures and everything starts to get rather confusing.
A reason for all of these things is given later on
in the movie but, once again, it seems to have just been tossed into
the mix as an afterthought.
Scariest monster? The guy with a pyramid on his
head, a big sword in his hand, and a chip on his shoulder. He (it?) was
like a killing machine wearing novelty headgear.
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Mrs. Baker cheers as Riley marches across the field with plumes of feathers ascending from her head. Despite the sweltering August heat, Mrs. Baker proudly stands and claps for her child at the end of the halftime show. A bass drum weighs heavy on Riley's shoulders as a thought weighs heavy in Mrs. Baker's mind—her kid seems to be doing well at this new school, but she keeps seeing the words "human trafficking" pop up on Facebook and in the news.
She wonders, "should I talk to my child about human trafficking?"
That's the question we hear from parents all the time.
It's not an easy conversation. You may feel like you're slowly taking away your child's innocence. It's difficult to tell your kids that traffickers look for sadness, isolation, and self-doubt in their victims. As you approach the conversation with your children, remember that you're not taking your child's innocence– you're helping your child stay safe and free.
We've seen parents address human trafficking with different methods: the misinformed approach, the informative approach, and the empowering approach.
- The Misinformed Approach
A misinformed parent has the best intentions but doesn't understand the "players" involved in human trafficking. They warn their children about stranger danger, not realizing that many traffickers have a connection with their victims- familial, romantic, platonic, professional.
In turn, the child won't learn how to differentiate healthy versus unhealthy relationships. They won't understand how to protect themselves. The child may become fearful from this warning.
If you're this parent, you can rest easy. You're in the right place. Keep reading and explore our website to learn more about human trafficking. Reach out to us to schedule a parent training in your area.
- The Informing Approach
A parent taking the informing approach is knowledgeable about human trafficking. They understand the "players" involved in trafficking and they understand traffickers' recruitment tactics. They have the right intention and the right information, but their approach is a one-time, one-way lecture. They state facts and statistics; they lay expectations and rules.
If you're an informer, consider a few things. How can you encourage your child to engage in the conversation with you? Do they understand the boundaries that you have laid out for them? Have you given them an opportunity to ask questions?
- The Empowering Approach
The empowering approach is a holistic method to preventing your family from enduring the horrors of human trafficking. A parent taking this approach understands that this conversation doesn't occur once. It's an ongoing, trust-building, relationship-centered process.
Like the informer, the empowerer deeply understands human trafficking. They have attended a parent workshop, read trusted blog sources, and have the hotline saved in their phone. However, the empowering approach goes beyond informing. It builds a foundation of trust and openness in your family. This foundation gives your child the space to build self-confidence and community. Doing so will allow your child to analyze situations and make safe decisions.
How to Take the Empowering Approach
- Get Informed.
Attend a parent seminar and save the human trafficking hotline phone number. You'll have answers for your children's questions and you'll understand the warning signs of human trafficking and be able to respond early.
- Talk with your child every day.
Start simple by asking open-ended questions about your child's daily experiences: "Tell me about your day!" "Tell me about a time when you answered a teacher's question this week! How did it make you feel?"
Transition into deeper discussions about self-worth: "How are you feeling about yourself?" "Have you ever been made fun of?" Help build their personal confidence. Remember, junior high and high school is a TOUGH time. Your child is trying to fit in with their peers. Assure them that they can't say anything to make you love them any less.
- Learn about your child's relationships.
Learn about who your child's friends are and what they like. Who do they have a crush on? By expressing interest in your child's friends and activities, you're showing them child that you care. You're showing them that you're always there to listen if they need to talk about something- especially when something happens between friends.
- Help your child connect with safe people.
Don't just tell your child what not to do. Help them find what is right and safe. Make friends with other families that you trust and spend time all together. Doing so will help your child learn what a healthy relationship looks like.
- Support your child to take action against human trafficking.
Helping your child take action against human trafficking will help them learn more about the causes and repercussions. Kids and teens can attend some of our back-to-school awareness workshops. They can also join The Resilience Project, which enables teens 14-18 to lead awareness campaigns in their schools and communities.
To schedule an awareness workshop at your child's school, fill out a speaker request form.
If your child is interested in becoming a Resilience Advocate, they can apply.
Don't Give Up
Raising a kid is hard. It's ever-changing and constantly variable. There may be a day where your child won't listen to you or won't open up to you. That's okay. Be patient and understanding, and never give up trying to have the conversation.
You are a parent, you are strong, and you can do this. For you, for your family, for freedom.


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I had a toast with my husband the day I made my first friend. It was three months into our move to Chicago. I didn't know a soul when I arrived and she was a literal answer to my prayers. I had prayed for one friend – just one – by July. I met her in June.
As a SAHM in a new city, with no family around, priority number one was making new mom-friends. Building a support structure so I had someone to babysit for me (Kidding! Sort of.) But this isn't college. People aren't exactly looking to add to their 2,432 Facebook friends. So how as the new person in a new town, in the "near 30's and have a family" category, do you ever make new friends? Especially when you don't even work outside the home to naturally make connections?
I saw her at the park near my house in the middle of the day so I figured she must be home at least part time. Her kids were a bit older than mine, but they were being sweet to mine, plus the mom looked nice and I liked her wagon, so I asked where it was from. We hit it off immediately, exchanged numbers (at my request) and I texted her later to see if she wanted to set up a playdate.
She never responded. And I never heard from her again. Maybe I had the wrong number? (I know I didn't because I called her when I was with her, but I like to think there was a technical error.)
I saw her in a parking lot. She looked about my age, like she was in a stage of life like mine. She had one son, near my children's ages. I told her I liked her stroller to get the conversation going and it went well enough that I ended it asking if she wanted to hang out sometime.
A few days later, we hung out. And then again, again and again.
We were set up through a mutual friend and she was kind enough to invite me over. I drove the 40 minutes and we had a good conversation between nursing babies and hungry toddlers. I even made myself at home helping to fix lunch in her kitchen. I left, we promised to keep in touch, but we haven't.
The distance is far and hard to maintain on toddler/baby schedules, and the conversation was good, but not great. Although I don't know how she truly feels, by her lack of contact, I feel confident in saying we were both mutually uninterested.
There is no magic bullet for making new mom friends. There's no real rules either. The biggest thing I've learned is to be willing to put yourself out there and to not take rejection personally. I'll be honest, I'm dead sick of small talk. Of retelling our story of why we moved here, how old my kids are, and what my husband does. But I do it over and over again because I know that's how you make connections.
But by making connections, you also open yourself up to rejection or failure. For every one friend I've gained, I've probably not hit it off with at least five people. Sometimes it's me, sometimes it's them, and sometimes it's mutual that a connection doesn't turn into a friendship. No matter how the ties are cut, you can't take it personally – it's just part of the road to establishing community in a new city.
There are a million articles out there that will tell you what groups to join as a mom, where to meet new people, how a Facebook group can make an online connection personal, etc. And those are great and worthwhile. But the thing is, that's where most people stop. They figure, if they just show up, everyone else around them will do the work to greet them and set up another time to get to know them and establish a friendship.
But here's the deal: People are not going to do that. If you want to make friends, you have to make it happen. Putting yourself out there is the hard work of building a friendship. And putting yourself out there isn't just showing up (though that's a huge part of it). Putting yourself out there is actually talking, asking questions, verbally seeing if there's interest to take it further. That first step, that, "Hi! I'm XX. Want to hang out?" — it absolutely makes my skin crawl — even for a semi-extravert like me. (If you're curious, I'm actually an ambivert which means I have lots of introverted tendencies and I am not a full-on extravert, though many people assume that I am.)
But to actually make friends, you have to be the one to ask questions so that people ask you questions back. You have to force people to talk so that you can talk too. And you have to be the one to take the next step and invite them to hang out – to turn a meeting into a friendship. It's unfortunate, but people are just not good a looking outside the box for friends. Often, people can be unintentionally rude, so focused on their current life, family and friends that they don't realize how hurtful it is when you're the newbie and it feels like they can barely breathe a, "Hi." to you.
But I also know that I have been that rude person in the past, when the roles were reversed. (Another post for another day perhaps, on what I've learned from being on the other side.) And so I can't expect or demand anything different.
Sometimes you have to show people that they need a new friend.
And so today, if you're feeling lonely or need new friendships as a mom – for whatever the reason – I would encourage you to jump. Put yourself out there. You make it happen. It is so worth it to do the hard work of making friends. As I step back and look at how difficult these past nine months have been, I'm also amazed by the community that I've already built and the number of friendships I have deepening daily.
It's is hard, emotional work to find and build friendships, but it's always worth it.
Though, I will admit, I'm looking forward to the day when I stop walking up to random strangers asking if they want to be my friend.
*This is a follow up post to this one on moving, making space for new friends and living fully right where we're at.
*My other biggest tip – join a church! I know it takes time to find a church home, and so all of my examples are from before we found a church – because I wasn't willing to wait while we searched. But finding a church home has been instrumental for me in finding friends that share my values and for our family to build community – although I still find I can't just "show up" – you have to get involved: volunteer, serve, sign up for studies, make small talk with the nursery workers to find a babysitter, basically all that good stuff up there I already mentioned.
Like this post? I share a whole lot more on this motherhood gig over on Facebook (Oakland Avenue) and Instagram (@laurawifler) and I'd love it if you followed along!


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Regions is committed to helping you work hard, stay focused, take advantage of opportunities and never stop learning. Since 2014, our partnership with the ESPN SEC Network has allowed us to reach millions of households and promote community financial education in a fun and compelling way for sports fans across the country.
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* NO PURCHASE OR BANKING RELATIONSHIP NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. PURCHASE/BANKING RELATIONSHIP WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. The 2019 Regions Bank #road2ATLsweepstakes Promotion is open only to legal residents of the 50 United States and D.C., 18 years of age or older. (Employees of Sponsor and their immediate family members are not eligible.) Promotion consists of (1) a "Grand Prize Sweepstakes," with one (1) Grand Prize Sweepstakes drawing; and (2) a "Grind Game of the Week Challenge," with 14 Weekly Challenge games and 14 Weekly Challenge sweepstakes drawings. For Official Rules, visit road2ATLsweepstakes.com. Promotion begins 08/19/19 and ends on 11/29/19 at 11:59:59 PM (ET). To participate in the Promotion, register during the Promotion Period by visiting road2ATLsweepstakes.com or the Regions Bank tent/booth at a Regions SEC Event described in Official Rules.
The Grind Game of the Week Challenge runs during the course of Promotion Period and consists of 14 separate Weekly Challenge entry periods [the first of which runs Monday 08/19/19 – Friday 8/30/19 at 11:59:59 PM (ET), and the rest of which run each week of the Promotion Period thereafter from each Saturday at 12:00:01 AM (ET) – each Friday at 11:59:59 PM (ET)]. To participate in a Weekly Challenge, visit road2ATLsweepstakes.com during that Weekly Challenge's entry period and pick the one (1) game (from the list of games featuring SEC teams) that you believe will be the "Grind Game of the Week" (defined as the listed game with the fewest number of points separating the two teams in the final score). [Limit of one (1) Grind Game of the Week pick/submission per person, per Weekly Challenge entry period.] Each participant who correctly picks the Grind Game of the Week in a Weekly Challenge will receive one (1) entry in that Weekly Challenge's drawing. One (1) Weekly Challenge drawing prize will be awarded through each Weekly Challenge drawing (for a total of 14 Weekly Challenge drawing prizes awarded). Weekly Challenge drawing prize consists of one (1) $500 Regions Bank Visa® Gift Card (ARV: $500; terms apply). Odds of winning a Weekly Challenge drawing prize depends on the number of eligible Weekly Challenge drawing entries received during each Weekly Challenge entry period.
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Yes, we do accept official documents signed and stamped by the university which issued the applicant's degree, stating that the studies were completed in English.
You will need 2 documents for your VISA application from Hungarian side:
1.: VISA APPLICATION: You have to apply for a Hungarian VISA in your home country (nothing can be done once you are in Hungary). When applying for a VISA you need among other documents – the list of required documents varies from country to country - a DECISION OF ADMISSION and a LETTER OF AWARD.
2.: DECISION OF ADMISSION: It is issued by the University of Miskolc and uploaded electronically to the online application system. It confirms that you are accepted to study as a full-time / part-time student at the University of Miskolc as well as states that you are accommodated in the Residence Hall of the University of Miskolc.
If your visa is not ready until the deadline of completing the registration form, you should put a '0' where your visa number is required, and when you get your visa, you should inform the colleague of the International Office about your visa number via e-mail.
The most important thing regarding the online registration form is to fill it in carefully, without any mistakes. Use your full name, as it is written in your passport, and if you are not sure about anything related to the form, please turn to the International Office instead.


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ADAS claims to cut input costs
19 April 1999
ADAS claims to cut input costs
By FWi staff
FARM business consultant ADAS is to expand what it describes as a service offering a new and easy way to source high-quality agricultural inputs at lower prices.
ADAS Direct Sourcing, which already provides farmers with competitive milk quota pricing information, will be extended to include quotes for other farm inputs.
Farmers who decide to use the service will pay suppliers the asking price for the inputs purchased, and ADAS a service fee for using the pricing data.
Farmers spend about £460 million annually on agro-chemicals, £600m on concentrate feed, and nearly £50m in dairy semen.
Reducing these input costs by just two and a half per cent could save farmers nearly £30m per annum, claimed Ian Powell of ADAS.
"With extremely tight margins for all farm businesses, buying the right inputs at the most competitive price is key to controlling costs," said Mr Powell.
"ADAS Direct offers a positive way for farmers to ensure they are getting value for money and high quality inputs."
The wider range of services to be developed over the coming months includes high quality compound feed, semen, grass seed, high-PIN livestock and agro-chemicals.


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Key Information
Reference code
- c1807-1886 (Creation)
Level of description
Content and Structure
Scope and content
Scrapbook with 218 pages containing works by
- John Wilson Ewbank (1)
- J. Finnie (1)
- Rev. John Thomson of Duddingston (1)
- Archibald Alison (1)
- I.M. Donald (14)
- G. Huntly Gordon (1)
- John Crawford Brown (5)
- Robert Maxwell Cooper (19)
- W. Gordon (2)
- Andrew MacLure (2)
- William D. K. Mason (8)
- and J. Mylne
A list of all entries in the scrapbook, giving the page number:
- Inside cover bookplate's message: Robb, Glasgow J. Mylne
- Frontispiece
- P.1 (i) Tib M'Cauly's Yae Son by Stumps with illustrations [ink, with decorative sketches]
- P.2 (i-v) Printed etchings, possibly of scenes from novels and decorative vases
- P.3 Two watercolours, unsigned - (i) A street scene - shows ruined houses (ii) Rural scene - two men by a tower
- P.5 Two watercolours, unsigned - (i) A street scene, shows houses (poss. continental) (ii) Coastal scene with sea and sky
- P.7 Two watercolours, unsigned - (i) Rural scene - lane with houses (ii) Maritime scene - fishing boats on beach with hills behind
- P.9 Two watercolours, unsigned - (i) Church/abbey (ii) River valley with fisherman
- P.11 Two watercolours, unsigned - (i) Fishing boat by harbour (poss. Egyptian) (ii) Woodland, name on back -G. Gower/Gowie
- P.12 (i) Print of etching, entitled George Cruickshank (ii) Watercolour of Mediterranean scene (i-iv) Cuttings from papers and magazines
- P.13 (v) Pencil drawing of cottage and ruined tower, signed R. Leslie (vi-vii) Cuttings of etchings
- P.15 (i-iii) Copies of etchings, including animals, a ruined cathedral and the doorway to the Hall of Eltham Palace
- P.17 (i) Watercolour of woodland and castle
- P.19 (i) Ink sketch of three figures, initialed IMD for JMD] (ii) Pencil sketch of buildings & square, initialed WDKM (iii) Pencil sketch of forest and cottage, initialed RMC
- P.20 (i) Watercolour sketch of head, initialed RMC
- P.21 (i) Pencil sketch, with slight watercolour, initialed RMC (ii) Watercolour of seascape (on reverse - pencil drawing of a hand holding a rod)
- P.23 (i) Pencil drawings of figures & heads, given as R.M. Cooper (ii) Watercolour, entitled Lakes of Scotland, signed J. Stenning/ Staining/Sterning [?]
- P.25 (i) Watercolour and pastels of boat on river, with bridge, unsigned
- P.27 (i) Prints of crests and coats of arms, D. Gavin, 18 North Bridge (ii) Print of an engraving of Benjamin Franklin, by T. Wright
- P.29 (i) Pencil sketch of decorative scroll and outline of face (ii) Cuttings from papers and magazines (iii) Print of engraving of Capt. James Cook by T. Wright
- P.31 (i) Print of engraving (ii) Print of engraving/etching of battle preparation (iii) Watercolour of urn initialed RMC [Bob Cooper written beside]
- P.33 Watercolour of woman and child, initialed RMC [Also written - 17 Sannay 18..]
- P.35 (i-v) Prints of engravings and drawings, including stylised figures of animals for scrolls
- P.37 (i) Pencil sketch of landscape (ii-iv) Prints
- P.39 (i) Watercolour of boat at sea, signed H. Brolanski [?] (ii) Print (iii) Pencil sketch, entitled Near Bothwell, unsigned
- P.41 (i-v) Prints (vi) Pencil sketch of river scene, initialed IMD for JMD]
- P.43 (i) Watercolour of a town, signed W. Gordon (ii) Print (iii) Watercolour of an urn, initialed RMC
- P.45 (i) Watercolour of head of a man
- P.47 (i) Print (ii) Watercolour, entitled The Keep, Avon Water, initialed IMD
- P.49 (i) Sketch, with watercolour wash, signed Adamo Sveicart (ii) Pencil sketch, with light watercolour, initialed RMC
- P.51 (i-ii) Prints, (i) -Melrose Abbey (iii) Watercolour of head of a man, initialed IMD
- P.53 (i) Pencil sketch of head of D. White, by RM Cooper [note by side -David White was a Manufacturer, Princes Square, Buchanan St., Glasgow, c.1842] (ii) Pencil sketch Elskie Elshender, the Black Dwarf's Cottage initialed by IMD (iii) Pencil sketch of a river bank, initialed IMD
- P.55 (i) Watercolour head initialed J. ME (ii) Watercolour of a studio/attic. Written underneath is "W. Gordon" and "Probably W.D.K. Mason" (iii) Print
- P.57 (i) Watercolour of two figures, coat of arms and a garden, initialed RMC (ii) Pencil sketch, Near Govan signed J.C. Brown
- P.59 (i) Watercolour and ink sketch of a town on a riverbank, signed Mason [?] (ii) Pencil and Pastel sketch of soldier in a helmet, signed R. Leslie
- P.61 (i) Ink sketch, Trossachs (sic), initialed JC.B. (ii) Pencil sketch of a child, initialed RMC (iii) Pencil sketch of a man, signed A. Maclure [note at side - Andrew Maclure & Maclure & Macdonald] (iv) Pencil and watercolour sketch of male figure holding a book, Hutcheson's Hospital, initialed RMC
- P.62 (i) Pencil sketch of woman, initialed RMC
- P.63 (i) Pencil sketch of woman, initialed RMC (ii) Pencil and ink sketch of woman, initialed RMC [Written in bottom right corner - 1838 & 1835, Neil/Nell McDougall] (iii) Pencil sketch of man in a room, initialed RMC
- P.64 (i) Letter to James Robb, Bank of Scotland, Cross Branch, Glasgow From Daniel Marshall [?], 6 Learmonth Terrace, Edinburgh, 28 February 1880
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I have just returned from London where I have been for a few days, else I should have answered your kind letter sooner. I shall be very happy to receive the balance which you tell me is in your hands, of the sum subscribed for the portrait of Bailie Moir [?] which I painted. I know there was some difficulty in getting up the money at last. Horatio McCulloch was my very intimate friend and I knew R.M., Cooper and Bill Mason and I.M. Donald, very well. Mason was a nephew of the Kembles, his mother being a sister of the great Mrs Siddons. He was a grand heavy looking fellow, but unfortunately took to the bottle and went to the D 1. The last time I saw him was in Tottenham Court road standing against a lampost haranguing a lot of little boys who were evidently bent on mischievous fun with the drunk man, but were awed by the grand Caricature [?] like style of poor Bill. I believe he is dead long ago.
I should very much like to see the Scrap books, and also the portrait of Allan Ramsay, is it Ramsay the father -the Pact [?] s Ramsay the son, the portrait painting.
The first time I'm in Glasgow I'll endeavour to let you know, and perhaps you will kindly show them to me. Believe me, very truly yours...
- P. 65 (i) Pencil and ink sketch, dated 1826, initialed by RMC (ii) Ink sketch of man, signed "Yours Presently WKM" (iii) Ink sketch of a harbour, initialed IMD (iv) Ink sketch of easel, jug and painting, signed "Yours Truly, W Mason"
- P.66 (i) Pencil sketch of a woman, initialed IMD (ii) Ink sketch of a dog and an easel, written on the easel - "A splendid set of pups, mostly black. I would like to see that picture of Duncan's", signed Thomson *P.67 cntd. (iii) Pencil sketch of draped female figure, initialed IMD (iv) Ink sketch of soldier carrying rifle; inset -head of a man, and other inset - landscape, initialed IMD (v) Pencil sketch of man's head, entitled H Lane - Artiste [?], signed IMD
- P.68 (i) Press cutting from 1 Sep 1930 - "A Little Scottish Diary -The Painting Parson": -Describes the life of John Thomson of Duddingston, 1778-1840, a landscape painter
- P.69 (i) Pastel sketch for portrait of a man, initialed IMD (ii) Watercolour of a loch. Written underneath - Mr Thomson, Duddingston
- P.72 (i) Watercolour of Scottish countryside, signed A. Dunn
- P.73 (i) Print (ii) Ink sketch of a river valley, initialed J.C.B. (iii) Pencil sketch of Cadzon Forrest, signed J.C. Brown [Note on page - J.C. Brown of Edinburgh]
- P.77 (i) Watercolour of fisherman, initialed RMC (ii) Print (iii) Pencil sketch of part ruinous building, initialed IM. Noted below - Neidpath Castle (iv) Pencil sketch of 2 men in Scottish costume
- P.79 (i) Print entitled Chateau de Lismore (i) Pencil sketch with flap on front, initialed IMD (ii) Watercolour of mountainous landscape, signed W. Gordon
- P.81 (i-ii) Prints of engravings
- P.83 (i) Print (ii) Pencil sketch of fox and a pheasant, initialed NMG [?] [On reverse - signed James N. Ewen]
- P.85 (i-ii) Prints
- P. 87 (i-ii) Prints
- P.89 (i-ii) Prints
- P.91 (i) Print (ii)Rough pencil sketch of a cottage [loose]
- P.93 (i) Print (ii) Watercolour of a tower
- P.95 (i-ii) Prints
- P.97 (i) Print
- P.99 (i) Print (ii) Pencil sketch of nude [illegible signature]
- P.101 (i-ii) Prints
- P.103 (i & iii) Prints (ii) Watercolour of old man's head
- P.105 (i-ii) Prints (iii) Watercolour portrait, in profile. Inscribed Littlejohn Pirit [?], 1807
- P.107 (i) Watercolour of trees
- P.109 (i-ii) Prints (iii) Pencil diagram of decorative wall panel, with note below: "The above is a slight idea of what I would suggest for the panels. The grey ground just polished and afterwards painted upon. ICH" (iv) Pencil sketch of interior of a room - "Sevastopolis Drawing-room, Bayswater", signed Duncan Murray [loose]. Verso -pencil sketch of panel (v) Pencil sketch of decorative ceiling with doors and chimney noted
- P.111 (i-iii) Prints
- P.113 (i) Ink sketch with watercolour wash of seated woman with two children
- P.115 (i) Pencil sketch of baby sleeping, entitled Mossman Jnr. Note underneath "done in 1840, now John Mossman. Dec 1886 (ii) Watercolour -landscape [possibly Edinburgh], signed, Kelsey [?]
- P.117 (i-ii) Prints (iii) Pastel/crayon sketch of landscape, signed J. Finnik
- P.119 (i & iii) Prints (ii) Pencil sketch of a monument, initialed AMcC [annot. A McClure]
- P.121 (i) Pencil sketch of panels, showing two churches and a donkey (ii) Pencil and crayon sketch of shepherd with sheep
- P.123 (i) Pencil sketch entitled A View from near Utrecht in Holland, early 1820 (ii) Watercolour of a bridge over a gorge, signed Ewbank [annot. - the late John Ewbank, RSA]
- P.125 (i) Pencil sketch of a town, entitles Sketch by the author of Hills of Europe, signed Sir A. Alison (ii) Pencil sketch of factories and workmen [note underneath hartist Meetings, Geo. Forrester]
- P.127 (i) Pencil and pastel sketch of man, entitled Adolphus Keeste by Macpherson
- P.129 (i) Print
- P.131 (i) Pencil sketch of battle scene, signed J. Mason (ii) Print
- P.133 (i) Watercolour of woman's head, initialed RMC (ii) Pencil sketch of column, with male figure (iii) Watercolour of boats on a river, passing under a bridge, signed W. Gordon
- P.135 (i) Pencil sketch of mythical scene
- P.137 (i) Pencil sketch of street scene [noted above - College Open, High St., Glasgow]
- P.139 (i) Print of Robert Bums, d.1859 (ii) Pencil sketch of seated nude male, initialed IMD [?]
- P.141 (i) Pencil sketch of river, with fishermen in foreground
- P.143 (i) Pencil sketch of cottage with cow in foreground, initialed RMC [?]
- P.144 (i) Watercolour entitled Loch Long, signed J.C. Brown
- P.147 (i & ii) Pencil drawings of leaves. Noted underneath freehand "Design, John Milne, St. Enoch's School 1854"
- P.149 (i) Pencil sketch of forest glade, with a deer in centre
- P.151 (i) Watercolour of village with castle
- P.153 (i) Watercolour of ruined tower. Numbered 1322, initialed GG, 1823
- P.155 (i) Watercolour of Loch Tay
- P.157 (i)Watercolour of figures, signed WDK Mason
- P.158 (i) Print
- P.159 (i) Pencil and ink sketch entitled South east side of Dumbarton castle looking up the Clyde, signed RM Cooper
- P.160 (i) Watercolour entitled Castle Carrick, Loch Long, 182..
- P.163 (i) Watercolour of building in forest, entitled at Woodside
- P.165 (i) Print of Sir Robert Peel P.166 P.169
- P.166 (i) Pastel and Pencil sketch of hillside
- P.169 (i)Watercolour/crayon [?] of bridge, initialed GG, 1813. Noted by side - G. Gordon, Partick Bridge, erected by Crawford
- P.171 (i) Pencil sketch of woodland glade, signed RM Cooper
- P.173 (i) Print
- P.177 (i) Print
- P.179 (i) Print (ii) Pencil sketch od a landscape, initialed WDKM
- P.181 (i) Print
- P.182 (i) Pencil sketch of cottage (ii) Print
- P.184 (i) Print
- P.191 (i) Tracing of moulding showing floral and leaf design [loose]
- P.195 (i) Pencil sketch of Egyptian Mummy Case with details of colours, design, etc. [loose]
- P.197 (i) Watercolour of landscape
- P.199 (i-ii) Prints
- P.201 (i) Print
- P.203 (i) Print
- P.205 (i) Pencil sketch of house and gardens entitled Burnside.. Verso ketch of mill [possibly child's drawing] [Loose]
- P.207 (i) Watercolour of flowers. Verson - "JJ Milne from his father, 1852 [Loose]
- P.208 (i) Pencil sketch of man, signed J. Milne, 1833. Also written - Jas. Milne, 1833
- P.209 (i) Pencil sketch (as above), signed John Mylne, 1857
- P.211 (i) Writing Paper from Somerset House, with decorative print of Somerset House, d. 1 June1842 [Loose] (ii) Pencil drawing of flower [tulip?], signed James McLachlan, 1 Mar 1853 [Loose]
- P. 212 (i) Watercolour landscape, entitled 28 Sept, Ochils, 1854 [?]. Written below - G. Gordon
- P.214 (i) Watercolour landscape. Written below - W. Jordon
- Loose at Back - (i) Trace for etching (ii) Pencil sketch of cottages entitled No.5 Free Sketch, signed JH Mylne, 1865 (iii) Pencil and pastel sketch of large building (chateau-like) with statues on roof, signed JH Mylne, 1864
- Back leaf (i) Pencil and crayon drawing of Biblical scene [?], signed Jai/Jas/Jac Pynas/Binas [?]
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This 218 page scrapbook was gathered together in the mid-late nineteenth century, probably by J Mylne, as his bookplate is on the cover and his school drawings of 1854 are included, as are later sketches and watercolours signed by him.
The drawings and paintings are mainly glued into the book, although some are actually drawn directly onto the pages. Some of the works are dated, the earliest being 1807 and the latest 1864 . The letter on pg. 64, dated February 1880, shows that the book had gone into the hands of Mr James Robb of The Royal Bank of Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland, and his bookplate also appears on the inside cover. The letter also makes reference to "scapbooks", suggesting that this was one of a collection.
Not all the pieces are signed, many are initialled at the side of the sketch and there are also annotations obviously added at a later date. The book has work attributed to over 20 artists, as well as many anonymous works. Artists who are attributed work include John Wilson Ewbank (1), J. Finnie (1), Rev. John Thomson of Duddingston (1), Archibald Alison (1), I.M. Donald (14) and G. Huntly Gordon (1), with 2 others attributed. (Numbers in brackets are the number of artworks attributed to that artist.)
Other named artists attributed work in the scrapbook include:
- John Crawford Brown, 1805-1867, born in Glasgow, Scotland, painted rural scenes and incidents. Worked in Holland, Flanders and Spain in the late 1830s. Signs himself JC Brown in the book. (5)
- Robert Maxwell Cooper, c1805-1867, born in Edinburgh, Scotland, died London. A landscape and figurative painter in oil who worked for a time in Glasgow. Exhibited at the Royal Society of Arts throughout the 1840s. Employed as a scene painter with Grieve & Wilsons and by Tellein. His last work was on scenery at the Windsor Castle theatre. Signs himself RMC or RM Cooper in the book. (19)
- William Gordon, fl 1834-1861. Painter in oil of landscape and topographical subjects. Lived in Edinburgh before moving to Leith, Scotland. Exhibited RSA 1834-1841. (4)
- Andrew MacLure, fl 1857-1882, Scottish landscape painter. Moved to London at an early age and stayed there for the rest of his career. Exhibited six works at the Royal Acedemy, all coastal and figurative. (2)
- William D K Mason, fl1835-1855. Edinburgh topographical artist who often painted castles. Exhibited RSA (21), including Scene on the Marquis of Lothian's Grounds, Newbattle, 1846. Signs himself WDKM and WD Mason in book. (8)
For further biographical details see The Dictionary of Scottish Art and Architecture by Peter J.M. McEwan.
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