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To mark her birthday which took place on July 19, Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw, announced a birthday give away viral challenge for her online community which will have three lucky winners win a skilled training worth N100, 000 each to learn how to make hair closures from scratch at the Flair Hair Academy.
"A birthday is always a good time to be thankful, reflect, count one's blessings and give back as true happiness lies in putting a smile on the faces of others," she wrote.
"Together with Flair Hair Academy, I am presenting a one day closure training for 3 lucky people."
Also, to celebrate Kate, fellow entertainer and popular comedian, Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, used her movie titles to describe his love for the actress who has used her talents to pass across several messages to the society.
Showing his writing skills, the comedian/ actor wrote on his Instagram "Dear Omono, 25 years ago at exactly 'When the Sunset' was when Bob Manuel snatched you away from me, though my love for you was far 'Above Death' as I trusted God to move on in 2003. It was 'A Million Tears' for you when you got to know 'The Game Men Play' in 2006. I also got the good news that you felt 'Stronger than Pain' after your last experience in 2007.
"Love brought me back to you, and I was there when 'Basorge came again with his own eye service of 'Do Good', 'Broken Tears' became mine in 2008, as the 'Assassin's Practice' was what I had in mind at 'The Meeting' where I was 'Busted' by 'The Women' who claimed to have understood 'The Scars of Womanhood' in your favour. "Omono, the spirit of 'Roti' will not spare our oppressors from the 'Consequences' of all the heartbreak they cost us.
You may choose to want to believe that my coming back for you is already a 'Broken Ambition' or the 'End of Battle' concerning our 'Couples Award' goal from way back, but you of all people should know that 'Fighting for Nothing' is not the portion of a man with 'New Money'".
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This trans wedding fantasy is compared to a Disney movie, and you would have to believe in magic to accept that.
The media wants us to believe that a trans wedding fantasy is between two people who are "just like any other bride and groom." But the story is accompanied by pictures that show a VERY slender "man" and a "bride" who obviously outweighs him—taller and broader in shoulders.
The "man" wants to have chidren and the "woman" is open to it. We aren't told if they've been so altered that they have to use adoption, or if they have enough of their original anatomy and organs for the "wife" to get the "husband" pregnant.
This is the insanity that progressives plan to force on all society.
The Mirror reports, "TRANS COUPLE WED Transgender Army officer Hannah Winterbourne weds actor Jake Graf – who used to be a woman."
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The delighted bride said on Monday night: "I never thought when I was younger this could happen to me. It was always a pipe dream."
The couple tied the knot with a romantic white wedding — saying: "We're just like any other bride and groom."
Captain Hannah wed Jake in a ceremony that she described as "like a Disney movie".
Hannah who will now be living with Jake in Army married quarters near her barracks, added: "To me, I'm just another girl married to another guy. As you transition and meet someone new you kind of forget about your past."
Actor Jake, 40, said: "We're just the same as everyone else, with our flaws and ups and downs — but a little bit different."
Hannah and Jake revealed they first got together because of a Sun front-page story in January 2015 telling of her courageous decision to become a woman while still on Army active service.
Jake said: "I saw Hannah in The Sun and thought she was beautiful. She was on the front cover so it was hard to miss her!"
He told a mutual friend named Rebecca that he thought Hannah looked cute.
Jake said: "A week later I saw Rebecca again and she said, 'I spoke to Captain Winterbourne and she thinks you're quite cute too!' So it really was school playground stuff."
The pair made contact on Facebook and swapped messages and finally phone numbers.
The views expressed in this opinion article are solely those of their author and are not necessarily either shared or endorsed by EagleRising.com

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Infant formula maker Bellamy's posted a full year loss of $809,000, a long way from the $38.33 million profit of the previous 12 months.
Revenue was $240.18 million, well below analyst expectations of about $330 million before the company hit a roadblock for sales into China.
However, the company has made some progress in restructuring the business, resetting costs and managing inventory, after sales in China slumped last year because of regulatory changes.
"We are 6 months into an 18 month turnaround, we are tracking well but there are still challenges to navigate," says CEO Andrew Cohen. "Importantly, the stability of the business has improved."
He says sales have stabilised and have gained momentum leading into 2018.
"The company is mindful of the need for a better understanding of China's regulatory environment," he says.
"We are focused on spending more time in China, building knowledge, capability and deeper relationships with our key distributor, customers and regulatory bodies."
Dividends will not be paid.
Bellamy's spectacular growth via China suddenly stalled late last year following regulatory changes.
The fallout claimed the scalp of CEO Laura McBain, stripped millions of dollars from the market capitalisation and sparked a shareholder revolt which ended with a change in the board of directors.
Earlier this month, the company's subsidiary Camperdown Powder, which produces milk power, had the suspension of its license lifted by the Certification Accreditation Administration (CNCA) in China.
Camperdown's certification was suspended soon after Bellamy's closed the purchase in July of the Victorian business.
The licence is seen as a key strategic acquisition, a trouble free route to the China market for Bellamy's. The company paid $28.5 million for an indirect 90% interest in Camperdown Powder.
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Alfonso Rebuelta Badías
Member of the Board of Trustees of Fundación MAPFRE External
Personal details:
Name and surnames: Alfonso Rebuelta Badías.
Date and place of birth: 12 January 1953 in Madrid.
Graduated in Business Sciences from Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Madrid).
MBA from Columbia University (USA).
Chief positions:
Vice-Chairman of MAPFRE GLOBAL RISKS (since 2010).
Second Vice-Chairman of MAPFRE GLOBAL RISKS (since 2010).
Board Member of MAPFRE SA (since 1999).
Board Member of MAPFRE AMÉRICA (since 1993).
Board Member of MAPFRE INTERNACIONAL (since 2007).
Member of the Board of Trustees of Fundación MAPFRE (since 2005).
Partner ofSIGNIUM INTERNATIONAL(since 2005).
Previous positions:
Consultant Partner at ASSET EXECUTIVE (2002 to 2005).
Partner of HEIDRICKS STRUGGLES (1991 to 2002).
Vice-Chairman of CITIBANK (1988 to 1991).
Vice-Chairman of JP MORGAN (1978 to 1988).


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June 6, 2016
Question: Section 02750-6, F.1, states the well casing for Well No. 6 shall be terminated eighteen (18) feet below final grade minimum. I want to confirm that it is indeed 18 feet and that it is not a typographical error and you really mean eight (8) feet.
Response: Eighteen (18) feet is the correct depth to remove the well casing for Well #6. This is in preparation for future work proposed in the general area.
May 25, 2016
The technical specifications attachment has been corrected.
June 1, 2016
Question: Article 5 on page IB-5 states that a pre-bid conference will be held in accordance with the requirements in the Official Notice to Bidders. However, when I look at the Official Notice I do not see anything listed. To that end, if there is going to be a Pre-Bid meeting could you please advise on date, time, and location. If not, would it be possible for me to meet a representative at the site this week Thursday at a time the is convenient for you? Would also like the street address of the project / wells.
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Kentucky Basketball announces 2018 Bahamas Trip
You've been asking, and we finally have the details for the Bahamas trip.
Kentucky just announced the details for this summer's foreign tour, which will once again take place at the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas from August 6-13, 2018. The Cats will play four games vs. professional teams at the Atlantis Imperial Arena, which is on-site, unlike the previous trip.
Here's the schedule:
- August 8 – vs. Bahamas national team (Made up of several Bahamian players competing for the World Cup Qualifying Team)
- August 9 – vs. San Lorenzo de Almagro (FIBA Liga de las Americas champions based out of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- August 11 – vs. Mega Bemax (Serbian team coined the "European Kentucky" for its ability to put players in the NBA)
- August 12 – vs. Team Toronto (Group of top select Canadian players put together by head coach Roy Rana, who led the 2019 U19 Canadian team to the gold medal at the FIBA World Championships)
According to UK, rates start at:
- Beach at Atlantis: $173
- Coral at Atlantis: $229
- Royal at Atlantis "Official UK Team Tower": $269
- Reef at Atlantis: $349
- The Cove at Atlantis: $479
For more information and to book, visit AtlantisBahamas.com/UK. Tickets can only be purchased if you have a room reservation at the Atlantis. You may purchase tickets online through the UK Ticket Office via the exclusive link at AtlantisBahamas.com/UK once you have booked your room reservation in the Kentucky block.
Tickets are not included with hotel packages and must be purchased separately. Ticket books are priced at $400 each and will include entry into all four games. Children under the age of 2 will not require a ticket for admission. Tickets will be mailed in late June. All seating is general admission, except those held for team guests. K Fund members interested in the exclusive travel package, including charter flight from Lexington, may call (859) 257-6300 for more information.
"If you know me, you know I've talked a lot about college basketball taking over the month of August," UK head coach John Calipari said. "It's a perfect time – when we have nothing else going on – to get with our kids, practice and give our fans a chance to see our team before school starts. The current rules only allow us to do it every four years and this one comes at a great time. We're going to have another young team and will have a tough schedule early. Getting these games in against professional competition and allowing us to practice will give our guys an early idea of how hard this is going to be."
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Doctor Who The Magician's Apprentice review – Steven Moffat plays new games with very old toys
When archenemies and best friends collide... Warning: spoilers ahead!
★★★★★ Steven Moffat promised us a season opener that feels like a finale and, boy, does he deliver. In fact he delivers boy. Boy Davros. A brilliant idea – just waiting for someone to have it.
Perhaps it was inevitable, though. There was a boy Doctor in last year's Listen and way back in 2007 we glimpsed a boy Master in The Sound of Drums. Showing us in 2015 the Dalek creator as a child reads to me like a deliberate 40th-anniversary homage to Genesis of the Daleks (the fan favourite from 1975) – except that Mr Moffat assures me: "It's coincidence, I'm afraid."
But The Magician's Apprentice does have Genesis in its DNA. It opens with an aerial shot of a gas-choked, bullet-ridden war zone. Soldiers flee for their lives. Already it conjures up the bleak beginning of Genesis, which had TV watchdog Mary Whitehouse frothing in her girdle back in the spring of 75. And then, among the horrible "hand mines" grasping through the mud, the focus rests upon a lost boy (winningly played by Joey Price).
A child in danger, especially a young boy, is a recurring Moffat theme – evidently a persistent nightmare for a father of two sons. But, as the trope wears thin, what we seem to have here is the Doctor for once abandoning the mantle of saviour and coming back at the end of the episode, armed with a Dalek gun, determined to exterminate the boy.
Time spools back to 1975 as Moffat cleverly picks up on one line of dialogue, a moral quandary posited by Tom Baker's Doctor, and makes it a reality for Peter Capaldi's. In case of any doubt, Baker's words are replayed in full: "If someone who knew the future pointed out a child to you and told you that that child would grow up totally evil, to be a ruthless dictator who would destroy millions of lives, could you then kill that child?" It's a sickening thrill for long-term fans who, like me, watched that moment back in the day.
A Davros rematch is long overdue. In my childhood, it seemed eons between his debut in Genesis of the Daleks and his (ultimately disappointing) return in 1979's Destiny of the Daleks. That was only a four-year interval. Today's young fans have waited seven years since his appearance in the David Tennant episodes, The Stolen Earth/Journey's End. Thankfully, the role of the older, scarred Davros is re-created by the excellent Julian Bleach, and in Moffat's hands gains a warped sense of humour – at Capaldi's expense. "I approve of your new face, Doctor. So much more like mine."
We're now in the ninth series in 11 years since Doctor Who's revival, and it shows no sign of fatigue. The first episode rattles along with barely a bum note – hardly surprising, given that Hettie Macdonald has returned to the Who director's chair for the first time since Blink (the RT readers' favourite). Moffat remains the father of invention, or in this case re-invention – blithely mashing up past and present, playing new games with some very old toys.
The Magician's Apprentice has numerous touchstones in bygone eras. Fleetingly, the Doctor returns to Karn, setting for the 1976 Tom Baker classic, The Brain of Morbius and Paul McGann's regeneration into John Hurt in 2013. Clare Higgins returns as Sisterhood of Karn leader Ohila. (I wish we'd seen more of her; Higgins is a truly great actress, a triple Olivier winner.) There's a scene in a seedy, monster-stuffed bar in the Maldovarium, last visited in Matt Smith's days. The banter between Missy, the Doctor and Clara recalls the first Master, third Doctor and Jo Grant c1972. And representing the 1980s – admittedly, at a stretch – is "snake nest in a dress" Colony Sarff, who rears up as a large serpent and calls to mind the Mara from two Peter Davison stories (Kinda and Snakedance).
Much here also revisits the Russell T Davies era. Judoon and Ood get cameos, as does the pasty Shadow Architect (Nancy Hunter) last seen seven years ago. And when Capaldi makes his second big entrance, as a Rock Star Doc in Essex AD 1138 ("What's the matter with him?" says Clara. "He's never like this"), he's in David Tennant mode, swaggering if less cocksure.
In that moment I'm even reminded of 1960s Doctor Who. A time traveller in a hoodie, introducing anachronisms (a tank, electric guitar, the word "Dude!") into medieval England… Anyone else picture the Meddling Monk, the recurring ne'er-do-well from the William Hartnell period?
As if to cement the vibe of past meets present, when finally the Daleks surge onto the screen, there's a mishmash of designs and liveries from across the decades. Pointedly, the first Dalek we see is a lovely blue-and-silver model of 1963 vintage. (Only a cynic would suggest their ranks are simply being swollen by all the display models sitting idle at the Doctor Who Experience a few yards down the road from Roath Lock Studios.)
And we're back on Skaro. Just the mention of that name can deliver a shiver. Skaro! The first alien world ever visited in Doctor Who in 1963. The Dalek planet. An expressive name for a world scarred by war. (In the 60s, writer Terry Nation gave nearly all his planets overtly descriptive names: Marinus, Aridius, Mechanus, Desperus, Mira…)
The gradual reveal of Skaro is beautifully realised in CGI as Missy and Clara step out into the void. There's also an admirably retro look to the Dalek city, which mirrors the imagination and plastic-pot resources of 60s BBC designer Ray Cusick. The Dalek control room is vast, a triumph for designer Michael Pickwoad, but also paying homage to Cusick's gleaming surfaces, kinked archways and sliding doors from 1963.
"Why would anybody hide a whole planet?" asks Clara. "That would rather depend on the planet, dear," says Missy. The Daleks and Skaro, the Time Lords and Gallifrey… all supposedly met their end in the Time War, but all have stealthily come out of hiding. Anything can be undone and unwritten in Doctor Who, sometimes without even the hint of an explanation. A strength and a weakness.
Steven Moffat told me in RT last December: "The Master is never dead, no matter what happens to him or her. She's entirely unzappable!" Thus Michelle Gomez is back as the Time Lord's best "frenemy", with the flippant line: "OK, cutting to the chase. Not dead. Back. Big surprise. Never mind." Works for me; plausible explanations tend to bore. And isn't she's fabulous? Missy gets the best lines, and I love it when she's vexed and turns up the Glaswegian: "Noo, I've not turned gooood," she says, before turning Unit agents into zapper fodder.
Moffat has much sport blurring the distinction between what constitutes a best friend and an archenemy. "Hang on a minute. Davros is your archenemy now? I'll scratch his eye out." Missy also tells Clara: "You see that couple over there? You're the puppy." It's amusing, and telling, and takes us back to the roots of the Doctor/Master relationship when Jon Pertwee sparred amiably with Roger Delgado. When Missy speaks of a "friendship older than your civilisation, and infinitely more complex", it's persuasive.
But if there's any failing in the fiction, it's that there's no real sense of jeopardy when Clara, Missy and the Tardis undergo "maximum extermination". In a universe where everything is now "unzappable", surely only the most naive viewer will be fretting between episodes.
In this new push for cliffhanger Who, what is more intriguing is the Doctor's face-off with the boy Davros, and the Time Lord's lingering question: "Davros made the Daleks – but who made Davros?" I can't wait to see the conclusion of what is, at least in part, the genesis of Genesis of the Daleks.
[Photographed exclusively for Radio Times by Richard Grassie. Copyright Radio Times. Art direction by Tristan Hopkins and Stuart Manning]
Every story since 1963 reviewed in RT's Doctor Who Story Guide


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Jewellery bedazzles as artistic clothing for bodies
The boundaries between art and craft, between form and function, between design and adornment, are always porous.
This is as evident in architecture as it is in jewellery, which in the latter, in its attention to structure and embellishment, is more wearable architecture than wearable sculpture, whether as homes for necks or digits or riding the landscape of the body, clothed or naked.
The Art Gallery of WA's current exhibition Beyond Bling features more than 250 items of jewellery from the State Art Collection and from the 19th century to the present.
It is a rare opportunity to see necklaces, rings, brooches and other objects, some less practical than others, made by local, national and international practitioners such as J.W.R. Linton, Philip Noakes, Katherine Kalaf, Helen Britton, Alister Yiap and Sarah Elson, together in one place. The pieces are helpfully grouped together according to materials, functions and references to design concepts and other subjects and themes.
Thus the visitor becomes a giant, wandering among villages, each with their own customs and dialects while nevertheless sharing a common language.
But the chief pleasure of this exhibition, provided you have the time, is in the invitation to stop before individual items and subject them to close scrutiny, enjoying the colours and textures and rhythms as everything else melts away and ceases to exist.
Beyond Bling: celebrating the art of adornment is on until January 14.
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Nintendo Labo goes mainstream with Mario Kart support
Nintendo finally joined its niche Labo side project with its main library today by adding support for it in a major Switch game.
The details: The new upgrade lets you use the Labo Motorbike controller with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the Switch. Specifically, you can now ride the Toy-Con, the RC car from the Labo Variety Pack, in the game. You use the Labo the same way you'd use an arcade controller — twist the throttle, lean the handle to turn.
Nintendo's also holding a Labo creator's contest, encouraging players to create a Labo-based musical instrument and "gaming experience." Winner gets a custom faux-cardboard Switch. The contest begins in July, meaning you now have two reasons to own Labo that you didn't before.
What makes this so special: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the first Switch game to get Labo support, and it might finally bring this odd little cardboard-based project into the mainstream.
Labo is a strange cookie even by Nintendo standards. Announced earlier this year, these cardboard kits look poised to make the Switch a viable toy for creative children. But it's not something you'd picture being in the library of Nintendo's legion of adult-aged gamers. It wasn't made to appeal to them.
But by adding Labo support for one of its most popular games, Nintendo may be trying to bridge that gap. Mario Kart 8 is a wise choice in that case, as it's the second best-selling game for the Switch at last count.
Labo support is available to everyone as a free upgrade to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe today. If you don't already have Nintendo's officially licensed pile of cardboard, then my colleague Callum might have a solution for you.
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The Syrian government army has completely liberated the city of Homs from Daesh and has gained full control of it. The fighting is now raging in the southeast of the Homs Governorate. Government forces are planning an assault on Daesh in Deir ez-Zor, the largest city in eastern Syria.
The Syrian city of Homs, the capital of the Homs Governorate in western Syria, located 162 kilometers north of Damascus, is now under the full control of the Syrian government. Peace and order have returned to the settlement.
Meanwhile, the Syrian army continues liberating the Homs Governorate. It has taken new positions in the eastern part of the Governorate after securing its positions at the nearby heights. All that remains for the army is to remove the terrorists from a small area of al Suhna in the southeast of the Governorate.
It will then launch an assault on Daesh in Deir ez-Zor, the largest city in eastern Syria and the seventh largest in the country, which is located 450 km to the northeast of the capital Damascus.Theresa May: Terrorism threat level in UK reduced from 'critical' to 'severe'


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Every year, the Redbird community joins forces to make Illinois State University our students' home away from home.
Thanks to the support of faculty, staff, and community partners, students have a move-in experience that is as seamless as possible. Once moved in, students have a variety of Welcome Week events to choose from. Welcome Week is designed to build connections between students and the campus, assist them in learning about what it means to be a Redbird, and gain some on-site knowledge of the campus and its resources. It is also about having fun!
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Meghan Markle's life has changed pretty drastically since getting engaged to Prince Harry. She gave up her Audi car lease in Toronto (allegedly), left Suits, and moved to England. Instead of running lines, Markle now spends her days making appearances at benefits and youth organizations, where she wears fabulous hats and poses for photos with her literal-prince fiancé. It's a luxe life, to say the least—different, sure, but luxe nonetheless.
Markle's made it clear these changes happened on own her terms, though. In a sit-down interview last November, Markle said she was actually quite ready to leave Suits—in her words, she had "ticked" that box.
So we're sure the change she just made to her social media accounts is autonomous, as well. The soon-to-be duchess has officially deleted her Instagram and Twitter profiles. Like, if you search for her profiles, they just straight-up won't be there. Want proof? Check out these screenshots.
And here's what happens when you search for her Instagram:
What's happening? Why did Markle suddenly feel the urge to wipe her social media presence off the Internet? Well, Prince Harry and Prince William don't have social media profiles—neither does Kate Middleton—so it's plausible this is just royal protocol. After all, we learn about the royals' lives nowadays exclusively through the Kensington Palace social media channels. Perhaps Markle thought it was best to delete her profiles and streamline that information.
It's also likely that Kensington Palace asked Markle to do this. Royal protocol, ya know? Regardless, we're sure Markle was down for the change. She's about to be royalty, people; having a curated social media presence is kind of a requirement.
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DoTeBe TV channel on the Town Hall Meeting in Volnovakha organized by the Agency for Legislative Initiatives involving representatives of the youth centers of Donetsk region, young people of Donetsk region, Dmytro Lubinets, MP, and Oleksandr Yarema, Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports.
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Ami Ami is the latest restaurant to open at the Shokutsu Ten Japanese Food Street in Great World City.
The restaurant, whose name in Japanese means "net", flies in fresh seafood from Japan thrice weekly.
There is a tempura counter where chefs dish out freshly fried tempura. Diners can tuck into sets such as Ami Ami Tempura Set ($45.80), which includes prawn, chicken, fish and vegetable tempura, and Vegetable Tempura Set ($24.80), which comes with seven assorted vegetable tempura.
Those who prefer grilled seafood can go for the Robatayaki Set ($34.80), which has charcoal-grilled live scallop and snow crab.
Other signature dishes include Live Scallop Robatayaki ($7.80), which is also available with a crabmeat, sea urchin and salmon roe topping ($19.80).
Where: B1-03/04 Great World City (within Shokutsu Ten), 1 Kim Seng Promenade
Open: 11.30am to 3pm, 5.30 to 10pm daily
Info: Call 6835-9071 or go to www.amiami.com.sg
Owned by Mediacorp actor Adam Chen, Birders is a new yakitori bar that offers Japanese skewered chicken with a modern twist.
Each cut of chicken meat is served with a different topping. For example, the chicken thigh dish ($3.50) is topped with scallion puree and sesame, while the chicken skin ($4) is topped with lime and salt.
A signature dish is the Sasami Yakitori Stick ($4.50), a chicken breast meat skewer topped with herbs and a plum paste.
There is also a selection of sharing dishes, including Liver Mousse ($16) and Birders Wings ($10), which is seasoned with black vinegar and sake.
For something more filling, try Oyako Don ($10), a rice dish topped with egg and chicken, or Takikomi Chazuke ($10), a grilled seasoned rice ball served with dashi broth.
Where: 55 Tras Street
Open: 6pm to midnight (Mondays to Thursdays); 6pm to 1am (Fridays and Saturdays); closed on Sundays
Info: Call 8748-4585 or go to www.facebook.com/birderssg/
Head down to the Salon de Royal Kyoto pop-up space at Wisma Atria's Japan Food Town for a taste of traditional Japanese chocolate.
The shop, which runs till May 31, is the Kyoto-based chocolatier's first venture outside of Japan. There will also be daily pastry demonstrations.
Chocolates are sold by the box. The selection includes Le Printemps ($12.50), a box of three white chocolates with berry fillings, and Chantily A Paris 11 ($50), a box of 11 chocolates including an Eiffel Tower-shaped dark chocolate piece.
Do not miss the pecan nut ice cream ($5), which was created specially for the pop-up store.
Where: Japan Food Town, Level 4 Wisma Atria, 435 Orchard Road
Open: 11.30am to 9pm daily until May 31
Info: Go to www.s-royal.com/sin/
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Why Did Paul Leave Trophimus Sick?
In the last post, Why was this man born blind?, we examined two New Testament passages that are commonly misused to imply that God's will is sometimes sickness. Today we are looking at two more such passages.
"I Left Trophimus Sick At Miletus"
2 Timothy 4:20 (NIV) Erastus stayed in Corinth, and I left Trophimus sick in Miletus.
Paul failed to get Trophimus healed in Miletus. Is this basis to doubt the many explicitly clear promises of scripture such as "…don't forget any of his benefits…he heals all your diseases…" and "Surely our sicknesses he hath borne, And our pains — he hath carried them" One of God's names in scripture is "The Lord Your Healer," revealing God's very nature. So is Trophimus' sickness reason to imagine that God is only who He is some of the time and not all of the time?
First, let me ask two questions:
1) Paul talked about being transformed from one degree of glory to another as we behold the Lord. Was Paul also being transformed from glory to glory, or had he arrived?
2) Paul talked about the church growing up in all things into the full measure of the stature of Christ. Had Paul himself grown up into the full measure of the stature of Christ?
The answer should be obvious! Of course not!
Is Paul the image of the invisible God, or is Jesus?
Did not the other apostles fail to heal a boy of epilepsy when it was God's will and when Jesus healed the boy in Matthew 17:14-21? Do we question God's will to heal because of the other apostles' failure to heal an epileptic boy, whom Jesus then healed?
If not, it is completely unreasonable to question the revelation of God through Jesus, who healed everyone who came to him and everyone who touched him, because Paul failed to leave Trophimus well.
People often bring up the same question concerning Epaphroditus. However, honest consideration of this story reveals that it is actually a testimony of divine healing, just not instantaneous. Paul talked about this in Philippians:
Philippians 2:25-27 (NIV) But I think it is necessary to send back to you Epaphroditus, my brother, co-worker and fellow soldier, who is also your messenger, whom you sent to take care of my needs. For he longs for all of you and is distressed because you heard he was ill. Indeed he was ill, and almost died. But God had mercy on him, and not on him only but also on me, to spare me sorrow upon sorrow.
The context makes it clear that God "had mercy" on Epaphroditus by healing him.
What did sick and suffering people often cry out to Jesus?
Matthew 9:27 (NIV) As Jesus went on from there, two blind men followed him, calling out, "Have mercy on us, Son of David!"
Of all those who cried out to him for mercy, Jesus didn't turn a single one of them down. A study of the word "mercy" in scripture often shows the context of physical healing. And this connects us to even more promises of scripture. (This is a point made in the classic book "Christ The Healer."
Psalm 86:5 (NIV) For You, Lord, are good, and ready to forgive, And abundant in mercy to all those who call upon You.
How much mercy does God have? It's abundant? Who is it for? For ALL who call on his name!
"Jesus Didn't Heal Everybody At The Pool Of Bethesda"
I've sometimes heard people make the objection "Jesus didn't heal everybody at the pool of Bethesda. There were many sick people there, but he only healed one." Is that true? Let's read the story again:
John 5:1-9 (NIV) Some time later, Jesus went up to Jerusalem for one of the Jewish festivals. Now there is in Jerusalem near the Sheep Gate a pool, which in Aramaic is called Bethesda and which is surrounded by five covered colonnades. Here a great number of disabled people used to lie—the blind, the lame, the paralyzed. One who was there had been an invalid for thirty-eight years. When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he had been in this condition for a long time, he asked him, "Do you want to get well?" "Sir," the invalid replied, "I have no one to help me into the pool when the water is stirred. While I am trying to get in, someone else goes down ahead of me." Then Jesus said to him, "Get up! Pick up your mat and walk." At once the man was cured; he picked up his mat and walked.
Where does scripture say that Jesus only healed one invalid?
It doesn't.
I have often shared testimonies from a time when I ministered healing to one or two dozen people. Many people were healed, but there was one testimony that really stood out for some reason. For example, various people were healed on one of my visits to Ocean City, MD. The ones I remember were the lady who was furious when I said Jesus' name, and the lady who was an alcoholic and started screaming when her swollen feet shrank. Why would anybody assume that these were the only people healed just because they were the stories I shared?
So why would we assume Jesus didn't heal anybody else at the Pool of Bethesda just because scripture tells us a story of someone Jesus did heal? Scripture says that if we were to record all Jesus' works, the whole world could not contain the books. (I believe this is partly because it is including Jesus' works through his body, the church.)
The gospels contain many general statements about Jesus healing multitudes of people, including "everybody who touched him." It also shares some unique stories that stand out from the others and contain a lesson.
One of the unique things about the story of healing at the Pool of Bethesda was that this time, Jesus was the one who approached the sick person. In many other stories, they came to Jesus. We also see that this particular man's sickness was related to his own sin. (Not everybody's sickness is.) Jesus approached an unrepentant man who was sick, healed, him, and later told him to stop sinning. He didn't tell him "repent, and I will heal you." Scripture shares this story, not because it was the only one, but because there is a teaching and an example contained in it.
Friends, these "objections" to God's will concerning healing may sound so reasonable at first. I remember when I thought it was reasonable to think that Paul's "thorn in the flesh" was a sickness. But after I heard Joe McIntyre speak on it, I thought "When you put it that way, it's pretty stupid to imagine that Paul's thorn was a sickness."
Likewise, these four other New Testament "objections to healing" that we've discussed may have once seemed reasonable to me. But as I write about them now, I think "Boy is it stupid to set this silly logic up against clear promises of scripture such as 'Surely, he (Jesus) carried our pains and bore our sicknesses.'" Absurdly, three of these so-called "objections" are stories of divine healing with twisted logic applied to them to arrive at the conclusion that God says "no" to healing some people. The other is advice meant to help Timothy stay well and avoid stomach bugs from bad water.
In our next post, we will answer the argument that says Paul brought the gospel to the Galatians because of a sickness.


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The two face off at Mandela National Stadium on Saturday
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Evergreen v Mukono Lions (12pm, Namboole)
Makerere v Ndejje Hoppers (3:30pm)
Ndejje University has dominated sports in Uganda at both higher institutions and national level in various disciplines for the past decade, now maybe it time for Makerere University to reclaim its past glory when the two face-off in the national handball league on Saturday.
The two face off at Mandela National Stadium and team manager Hannington Musoke is optimistic his side will emerge victors.
"I know it is going to be a tight game and much competitive because of the pride the two universities hold but I know we shall emerge winners," Musoke stated.
"Ndejje is a strong side, but we have young energetic blood, aggressive and determined to upset a stronger side and that is what motivates us," he added.
Ndejje who defeated UPDF 36-23 last weekend will be out to continue with their winning form so as to maintain their hopes of winning the league this season.
However, before the Ndejje and Makerere faceoff, fans will be treated to Evergreen taking on league comers Mukono Lions at the same venue.


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According to the details about a recent case, the Chairman IPO-Pakistan and Member National Assembly Mr. Hameed Ullah Jan Afridi showed immense concern in relation to an advertisement casting a look alike of Mr. Bean. The product was gaining popularity by using the name of a famous comedy character, Mr. Bean, who is the creation of Mr. Rowan Atkinson.
The Chairman IPO-Pakistan made efforts to contact the relevant department to enquire and inform about the IP Rights of Mr. Rowan Atkinson. He was assured by the department that they had duly entered an Agreement with marketing agents of Rowan Atkinson.
Nevertheless, further enquiry was conducted by IPO-Pakistan and they approached the marketing agents of Mr. Rowan Atkinson to confirm about the said agreement. It was confirmed that there was an agreement in place and vigilant steps in this regard by IPO-Pakistan were highly appreciated at international level.
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It's unseasonably warm in early January, and there are a lot of people taking advantage of the sunny day in downtown Tulsa.
That makes it a busy day for Jason Edwards, a patrol officer for the Tulsa Police Department. He's part of the Impact Team, a TPD initiative that focuses specifically on downtown issues, including homelessness.
"Community policing is what we do," says Edwards, who is one of five officers on the team. "Our role is to figure out how we can make life better for all parties. We enforce the laws to help businesses run smoothly. When we encounter a person who is (emotionally) down, we try to intervene and help them."
From his patrol car, Edwards waves at a group of homeless folks congregating near an intersection. He rattles off some of their names as he turns the corner onto South Denver Avenue and sees a man hanging out on private property a few feet away from a no trespassing sign.
"My goal here is to inform this individual that he's on private property and he needs to go," Edwards says. "We have a list of businesses that have filed a no trespassing letter with the city. My job is to bridge the gap between the businesses owners and our homeless population."
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He parks his squad car, exits the vehicle and approaches the man, who is drinking a tall boy of Steel Reserve beer.
Edwards points out the sign and asks for the man's identification. The man says he is staying at John 3:16 and is waiting on a bus to take him to his job at a nearby casino. As Edwards walks back to his car, the man announces he has a warrant for a DUI.
Edwards gets into the car then enters the person's info on his laptop.
"No, no, no," says Edwards as he erases the info and retypes it. He shakes his head and contacts dispatch on his radio to verify the man has 10 warrants. After a few minutes, dispatch confirms the list of charges.
"My hands are tied here," he says. "Had he really had just one warrant I have the authorization to let him go about his day, but he has 10. Now I have to take him in."
A second officer arrives at the scene and Edwards updates him on the situation. They proceed in arresting the individual. Edwards pours the remaining beer on the ground and then walks the man to the car.
Less than a mile away is the municipal jail, which opened in March 2018 and detains individuals with municipal charges up to 10 days. If there is no space available or sentences are longer than 10 days, the City has an agreement with the Okmulgee County Criminal Justice Authority to house prisoners.
As Edwards escorts the individual to jail, he asks the man if he has heard of the special services docket. The man hasn't.
"I think the special services docket would be a great fit for you," says Edwards to the 41-year-old man riding in the back seat. "You can attend classes and get connected to services. It will lessen your fines or possibly eliminate them. It's there to help you get back on your feet and have a chance at a better life." Multiple factors, including arresting officer recommendation, can allow someone to enter the special services docket. It provides six months of counseling, classes and court check-ins, along with reducing or erasing the fines.
The man says he'll look into it.
Thirty minutes later, the person has been processed, and Edwards has finished his paperwork. It's the fourth time Edwards has booked someone in two hours.
"I don't know if he'll even realize it, but I didn't give him any citations for public intox, open container or trespassing," he says. "He doesn't need another $800 in fines. He needs treatment if he's going to have a chance. I suggested on the form he enters the special services docket. I hope he does it."
Further reading: The challenges of being a Tulsa Police officer today
Further reading: 3 Amazing Women Who Care For Tulsa's Homeless Citizens
Creating change: 21st Century Policing in Tulsa
The work Edwards and many other officers do today is completely different than a few years ago.
Edwards is in his second year on the force's Impact Team, which maintains a shared database that lists every homeless person they encounter. Edwards says it helps officers keep track of previous incidents and serves as a starting point to locate an individual if needed. He also has a map of the more than 200 homeless camps spread across Tulsa.
In December, the team did a two-week outreach project with the mental health community through which they made contact with 150 homeless individuals in an attempt to connect them with services to receive help.
While the Impact Team has been in service for several years, its expansion stems from the Tulsa Commission on Community Policing, a group created by Mayor G.T. Bynum to strengthen Tulsans' trust in their police department. Commission members include members of the Mayor's Office, city councilors, TPD representatives and community stakeholders.
In forming the commission, the Mayor's administration spent many weeks searching for a city on which to model a program, but couldn't find one that was what Bynum calls "the gold standard," so it used a report on 21st-century policing released by the Obama administration.
"We recognized we could use that report and its recommendations for local policing as a foundational document, but we really needed to bring all these different groups in Tulsa together and help us define what community policing looks like here," Bynum says.
After several months, the commission had developed six pillars:
- Building trust and legitimacy
- Policy and oversight
- Technology and social media
- Community policing and crime reduction
- Training and education
- Officer wellness and safety
A list of 77 recommendations to meet the demands of the citizens was developed. Among those items were the deployment of body cameras, the creation of citizen advisory boards, youth outreach, implicit bias training, and community engagement and collaboration. To date, TPD reports it has fully implemented 97 percent of those recommendations. TPD is working to put into practice a way to evaluate community policing efforts, as well as juvenile reintegration and a remodel of the school resource officer program. Bynum and police leadership meet every two weeks to discuss progress. The full list of recommendations and results can be found at cityoftulsa.org.
"We've come a long, long way from where we were two years ago, but it isn't something where you flip a switch and now we have community policing," Bynum says. "It certainly isn't that when we don't have enough officers to have it implemented in its fullest form, which we want it to be."
Read the Tulsa Commission on Community Policing Appendix
What is community policing?
— Deputy Chief Jonathan Brooks
Read the Tulsa Commission on Community Policing Executive Summary
Bigger force, bigger impacts
Earlier, independent third-party research had shown that TPD was understaffed by more than 200 officers. For the police to be more proactive and have the opportunity to devote more time to building and strengthening relationships, the city needed significantly more boots on the street. Bynum and the City Council approved funding through Vision Tulsa in 2016 that resulted in an all-time high for police hiring: 90 new officers each of the past two years.
"To put that in perspective, over the last two decades, our average was about 30 new officers a year," Bynum says of the police force that had 740 officers when he took office. "We've funded at least six years' worth of hiring over the last two years."
But, he says, "We recognize that even at the record-setting pace it will still take four to five years to get to where we need to be from a staffing standpoint in the police department. That's the big one. The most expensive part of the overall program is the staffing levels, and that will take the most time of anything else we're doing."
The need for diversity
Deputy Chief Jonathan Brooks, who oversees the Operations Bureau and the community policing initiative, says the department is looking for diverse candidates to meet the needs of our growing city. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that as of July 2018, Hispanics or Latinos make up 12.7 percent of Tulsa County's population, African Americans make up 10.8 percent, Native Americans are 6.8 percent and Asians are 3.4 percent of the population.
Brooks says diversity is important to TPD since the Tulsans it serves come from numerous cultures, races and ethnic groups and speak a variety of languages.
"Having a diverse workgroup embedded in our department fosters approachability, openness, understanding and communication between the department and all communities of Tulsa," he says. "Additionally, learning and having exposure to various cultures fosters understanding from both sides. Communication and understanding result in a relationship which begins the trust-building process."
TPD is using focused and targeted recruiting, according to Brooks.
"We're recruiting minority and bilingual candidates," Brooks says. "We've had success recruiting out of west Texas for bilingual (candidates), and we're working on recruiting more diverse candidates out of universities. We just held a forum for potential female officers that was highly successful."
Mental health and community policing
As part of the community policing initiative, TPD has put a larger emphasis on mental health, developing more tactics like the Tulsa Sobering Center, which opened in midtown in May 2018 and is operated by 12&12. The City pays $250,000 annually to fund it.
"We have to look at all the factors that create crime," Brooks says. "That's why we opened a sobering center. It doesn't sound like it's part of community policing, but when an officer comes in contact with somebody who's in crisis with an addiction problem, what would have happened to them two years ago? We'd take them to jail, and they'd get in this revolving door of the criminal justice system."
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Now, adults who have been detained for public intoxication, who have not committed any other crimes, can be taken to the Tulsa Sobering Center for a 10-hour period to "sleep it off" in a safe, clean environment. They also are connected to services such as counseling and addiction recovery.
Along the same lines, TPD also launched a Crisis Response Team, which made headlines in October 2018 when it helped prevent a woman from jumping off the Peoria Avenue bridge that runs above the Broken Arrow Expressway. Tulsa's CRT was a TPD initiative and part of the department's comprehensive mental health plan. It also is included in the community policing plan.
"It's not just an officer going out to address these mental health or medical issues, it's an officer with a social worker, with a paramedic from Tulsa Fire, and they're riding together," Brooks says. "They go out as a team. They take the priority calls that deal with mental health."
Positive engagement with the community — especially youth
Though mental health outreach has become a major priority for TPD, it also is devoting considerable resources to creating positive experiences with citizens at an early age.
Among the new tactics is the Tulsa Police Activity League, which launched in June 2018. TPD Community Relations Officer Khara Rogers says its goal is "to have activities, athletic programs and stuff like that for kids to create a positive relationship between officers and kids, and the community overall."
TPD entered a partnership in 2017 with Tulsa Public Schools to take over operations of the HelmZar Challenge Course on North Peoria Avenue. It's now the SKYWAY Leadership Institute, which allows Rogers and other officers to host students to participate in the ropes course, or do wall climbing or other activities.
Rogers is based out of SKYWAY but spends most her time driving around Tulsa in "The Pink Car" to work on mentoring projects such as a partnership with First Tee, a golf program for kids, "Bigs and Blue" with Big Brothers Big Sisters and a basketball program with YMCA. She also visits Tulsa Housing Authority complexes to host workouts, create obstacle courses or other fun activities for the residents.
The Police Activity League spends two days a week at the Tulsa Boys' Home teaching archery classes on Wednesdays and functional fitness on Thursdays. Many officers have taken part in the program with Rogers.
"It has been phenomenal seeing the officers interact with the kids in the archery program," Rogers says. "It took them a while to warm up to us, but once they did it has been great. The whole concept is for them to understand that the police are there to help.
"We're not the bad guy. A lot of the kids out there have seen police in a negative circumstance either in regard to a substance abuse situation or a Department of Human Services situation. We've had officers talk to them one-on-one and figure out why they're angry, and they open up."
For her first five years on the force, Rogers patrolled the Gilcrease Division that runs from downtown to Sand Springs. She says she misses some of the fieldwork but finds her new role more rewarding.
Effects of positive police interactions
Rogers considers the positive interaction with kids a demonstration that police are a positive thing in their life rather than the depictions on TV or in movies or what their family or friends tell them.
"If we step up and make a positive impact on them early in life," she says, "they'll be more likely to have positive interactions with us when they get older."
Rogers says if they are successful, it also could result in stronger relationships with the adults in those kids' lives.
"Our focus with the activities is kids up to 17 years old, but our interaction hopefully carries over to their parents," she says. "They maybe don't have a positive image of us either. If they see it or the kids come home and tell them about a positive experience, then their perception might change. We want to build a better relationship with the entire community. That's the ultimate goal."
It's an investment in the city and its citizens' future, and Brooks says they won't see the results "for about four to six years, as the kids become adults."
"The youngest generation is the one we're most focused on," Rogers says. "That's why we're going into schools. We've started Project Trust (a program for high school students to spend time with officers and learn about police operations) and are rebuilding our school programs and our community and school resource officer programs to try to re-establish that relationship with the youth because they will soon be adults. They're the ones we want to recruit to work and stay in our community."
How Tulsa strives to set the standard for community policing
Some proponents of community policing in Tulsa believe more needs to be done to address police accountability.
"We have to be serious and intentional about changing the culture," says Vanessa Hall-Harper, District 1 city councilor. "Let's change the policies and put the infrastructure in place that the community can trust, then we can move on to those community relations initiatives.
"You can't have the community relations without the accountability. The policy and the accountability is the foundation. If the community can trust that the system is fair and just, then those things will hold water. They'll hold weight."
In May 2018, Hall-Harper was among a group of individuals and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund that sent Bynum and the City Council a letter outlining the six recommendations they found to be the most important in changing police culture. Hall-Harper says all six came from the 21st-century policing report that served as a foundation for the commission.
One of her big sticking points is independent, third-party investigations of police actions instead of an internal affairs investigation. She points to neighboring Sand Springs as an example of a police force that doesn't investigate its own.
Despite this, Hall-Harper says she is confident the culture shift needed for police and her constituents to truly work together is coming. Six months after Bynum took office, he released arrest data that stated African Americans are two times more likely to be arrested and police are five times more likely to use force in an encounter. These are things Hall-Harper wants to see improved.
"I do believe the City under Mayor Bynum has done more than any previous administration," Hall-Harper says. "The fact he said he was going to release these numbers in spite of those that didn't want him to speaks volumes. Now we need to take those extra steps to make sure real cultural shifting takes place.
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"I think under this administration we have the greatest opportunity so far. I'm hopeful we'll do something about it. I'm not going to give up until it happens."
Two years into the overhaul, the mayor agrees the work is not done, but he's pleased with the progress the Tulsa Police Department has made in its efforts to build a more positive relationship with Tulsans of all ages and all addresses.
"I feel good about where we are," Bynum says. "The department has demonstrated its commitment to doing this. The City Council and I have committed by funding the department in the right ways, so that it can be carried out."
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Is Tulsa on its way to becoming that Holy Grail of community policing that Bynum's team never found?
"The feedback we get from other cities is very encouraging," he says. "When they find out about our program and how comprehensive it is, we have other cities that have been approaching our department leadership, saying they want to adopt our community policing program.
"I'm not aware of anybody that's doing it in as comprehensive of a way as we are in Tulsa. That's the way it should be. We want to be the gold standard of cities."


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Winning Windows: 7 Reasons to Switch to uPVC Windows
7 Reasons to Switch to uPVC Windows
Are you looking to replace your old and dilapidated windows? Or are you planning to remodel your house and replace your old windows with better ones?
In 2018, spending on home remodelling rose in the United States. In Australia, on the other hand, people spent over $7.7 billion on home improvement projects in 2016.
Part of the home improvement game is replacing windows with more efficient ones. Interestingly, even the Australian government was willing to spend up to $500 million to fund air conditioning in schools nationwide.
But did you know that you can trim down this amount by using uPVC windows?
Cutting down your cooling and heating-related expenses are just one of the many benefits these windows offer. If you want to learn more about the advantages they bring, check out our list below.
A Brief History of uPVC Windows
First introduced by the Germans to the UK market in the early 1980s, uPVC windows quickly became a favourite among replacement window options. This was also the time when double glazing of windows became popular.
Double-glazed windows feature two glass panes combined to form a single window system. This offers top notch performance and durability without breaking the bank. The same double glazing treatment comes with the uPVC windows.
Since then, these windows have evolved and improved. Back in 2010, manufacturers changed the aesthetics of uPVC windows. They gave them a timber-like look but without the hassle that came with timber windows.
Today, uPVC windows come in customised colours and grained finishes. They also come in different casements. You can have one that is a sliding sash or a tilt and turn window, depending on your taste and requirements.
7 Reasons to Go uPVC
Now that we have discussed a brief history of uPVC windows, let us tackle the seven most important reasons why you need to make the switch:
1. Energy Efficiency
As we mentioned earlier, Australians spend billions on their air conditioning needs. By installing uPVC windows and doors, you can lower your monthly energy consumption.
Because of the construction of their window frames, these windows are more energy efficient. Compared to wooden or aluminium windows, uPVC windows score higher in energy efficiency ratings. They provide better insulation values that help regulate indoor heating and cooling.
2. Low Maintenance
Unlike traditional window options that are hard to clean, uPVC windows require low maintenance. All you need is a clean piece of cloth and some dishwashing liquid. Just simply wipe the surfaces and they will look good as new.
3. Superior Insulation
Do you live in a busy neighbourhood where all kinds of noises are directly outside your house? By installing uPVC windows, you can lower noise pollution significantly. Their superior insulation provides an airtight seal between the frame and the window.
This equates to reducing the noise level that comes from the outside and into your house. If you live in a big city where the roads are always busy, installing uPVC windows may pull off the trick.
4. Exceptional Durability
Durability is one of the main reasons why you should look to invest in uPVC windows. These windows offer longevity quality service that can last to over 50 years.
Unlike their traditional counterparts, uPVC windows feature a high level of functionality and distortion resistance. After installing these windows, you will hardly need to worry about them for a long period of time.
5. Safe and Secure
If you are looking for windows that offer remarkable safety and security, uPVC windows can get the job done. Compared to traditional windows, they are much harder for thieves to break. The Polyvinyl Chloride component of uPVC windows provides protection against rusting and rotting.
This means they will not deteriorate to a point that they are easily broken. In addition, these durable windows also offer protection against fire.
6. Eco-Friendly
With the world facing climate change, we need to go for products that are eco-friendly. Believe it or not, uPVC is 100% recyclable. PVC only contains 1% plastic, which allows it remarkable eco-balance.
In terms of production and manufacturing, PVC requires much less energy compared to windows made of other materials.
7. Versatile Designs
Lastly, you can customise the windows with the styles and designs that you want. Today's manufacturers of uPVC windows and doors can come up with designs that match the preferences of their clients.
This gives you fewer problems when it comes to matching the look of your windows to your home's overall aesthetics.
Important Reminders When Buying New Windows
Now that you know the benefits and advantages of a new set of uPVC windows, let's look at some important reminders that will guide you in your purchase.
The Right Type of Glass
You need to look for the right type of glass when shopping for uPVC windows. The key is to find something that will best suit the room or area of installation. Talk to the installer or window provider about the best options available.
Your Budget
In any home improvement project, you need to follow a budget. The same thing goes when buying replacement windows.
Come up with a specific budget and stick to it, no matter what. If you need to haggle with the window provider, do so without compromising the quality of the windows that you are getting.
The Right Supplier
Lastly, you need to be vigilant in choosing the right supplier of uPVC windows and doors. Take time to do your research by looking into the track record of the suppliers.
Find out the materials and technology they use in producing their windows. You may also look into the customer feedback they received from their previous clients. If they get consistently positive reviews, then they must be good.
Improve Your Windows, Today!
Regardless if you are replacing damaged windows or changing old ones for aesthetic purposes, uPVC windows should be one of your top considerations. These are the newest innovations to help keep your home or office beautiful and efficient at the same time.
Check out our lineup of quality window options that offer quality, durability, and performance. Simply contact us today and let us discuss how we can get you the windows that you want.


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RENEW Northwest's legacy lives on
Contributed by Rachel Whelan
RENEW Northwest was the region's centre of excellence for regeneration from 2005 to 2008. It worked with thousands of professionals in design, construction, housing, economic development, neighbourhoods and more and encouraged better regeneration through multi-disciplinery working in the interests of communities, the environment, the economy and society throughout the region – urban and rural, deprived and more affluent.
Much of the RENEW Northwest learning is contained within nearly 400 pages of great advice and help to professionals involved in all aspects of regeneration and renewal. Free to download as a PDF here, much of the advice is as relevant now as it was when it was produced.
From Liverpool to Manchester, from Crewe to Carlisle, great work was found, supported and celebrated. The former staff have scoured their computers and attics to put all that excellent material in one place for the benefit of everyone involved in regeneration.
Phil Barton, former Director of RENEW Northwest said, "In this age of public sector austerity, it is more important than ever that professionals, agencies and local groups work effectively together across sectors, professions and geography. RENEW Northwest pioneered new approaches and the achievement of better results by encouraging learning, good practice and professional development. RENEW's legacy lives on and this archive is a significant resource for the region which we are delighted to make more widely available."
Tony Baldwinson, former Head of Knowledge, Design and Innovation at RENEW Northwest said, "There is so much to choose from in this treasure trove. The Ladders in Regeneration group was especially important in making sure no-one was excluded, not just from the outcomes but also from the jobs within regeneration. Everyone will find something of use to their work here."
- The RENEW Northwest project was funded by the Northwest Regional Development Agency from 2005 to 2008. Its Board included the Government Office North West and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), as well as the private sector, community groups and universities.
- The book is free to download as a PDF, using the Open Government Licence administered by UK National Archives.
Contributor Profile
Joining Creative Concern from the education sector, Rachel brings with her experience of delivering a range of marketing activities including producing print and managing events.
Rachel graduated from Manchester University in 2008 with a degree in Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies. After graduation she completed a training scheme in environmental regeneration with Groundwork, worked for Aimhigher Greater Manchester and in-house at Bolton College. She is currently supporting on a number of accounts including helping with Platform.


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During the MiBuSo conference 2009 in Mechelen we had one presentation, where all attendees could see the future of NAV development environment, which will replace the C/Side from classic client. For others, which are not there, I have some pictures I made with my mobile (sorry for the poor quality). We will see if the presentation will be for download, than you will have high-quality screenshots... :-) I hope that you will enjoy what you will see.
Table designer example:
All is done through common page object, it means, you can FULLY CUSTOMIZE it!
Designer home center:
You can notice that there are info about results of test (yes, currently in NAV 2009 SP1 will be some possibility to create testing functions and create tested solutions!), defects, projects, modules etc.
Object list:
As you know it. Including data about where used and what uses.
Objects are assigned into modules, you can filter them etc…
Code editor:
No Visual Studio! Own simple editor, to not overload users by unneeded functionality and to keep things simple.
Editor can highlight e.g. variable you are searching for. It means easier orientation and searching in the code.
You know it from Visual Studio… ;-) No more Symbol menu!
Easier entering of parameters. Once again, you know it from Visual Studio. Much better entering parameters, because you know which you are entering/modifying etc.
As you can see, there are good things prepared for us. But take all what you saw as example, how it could be, not how it will be. Nothing is final yet.
But I hope that you are looking for it!
"well we're developers, "
not everyone... my assumption is that there is only 20-40% real "developers" which are developing the customizations for partners. Mostly there are just "programming consultants". It means that big part of people using the developing tools are not "developers"but consultants, which are able to change the system. Do not forgot about this... :-(
While I am excited about having an improved editor, the part about "no visual studio" just stuns me, that is such a horrible plan (unless they plan to build an extensible framework into the new editor). Being locked into a specialized non-extensible editor is extremely short sighted among other things it's not polite for me to say. As to their "not overloading the user" ....well we're developers, we can handle complexity and we like extensibility. It just seems like they are missing the whole point yet again. </End Rant>
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NZD/USD: Price action around .7670 suggests interim base in place
I saw some pretty impressive technical calls on Friday suggesting that an interim base was forming in the Kiwi and it looks like these guys have called it perfectly. Weekend data out of China has given the commodity currencies another boost and after a 1200 pip fall, we may be about to see a decent retracement.
The AUD/NZD has been consolidating in a 1.09/1.13 range and a return to the medium-term down-trend is certainly a distinct possibility.
Risk-reward would suggest that buying NZD/USD dips with stops well below .7650 makes excellent sense.


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Admire This Timeless Classic
- 3 Bathrooms
- 4 Bedrooms
- 3 Parking
Set in the spirit of the beautifully architecturally renowned terraces of yesteryear is this stunning masterpiece known as 1 Brodie Mews Beaconsfield. While modern design has its place, you cannot deny the enduring style of homes like this one that will be standing proud for years to come.
Meticulously constructed of 100 year old reclaimed bricks & timber floors is this magnificent 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence. Surrounded by an elegant picket fence that leads you to a gated entrance and on to a lovely paved pathway that is surrounded by superbly kept lawns and garden beds to the all alluring front entrance.
Upon entering the ground floor, you will immediately become aware of the attention to detail in the ornate woodwork, cornices, fixtures & fittings. There is a light filled formal lounge with gas log fired heater, separate study, powder room, impressive open planned chef inspired kitchen which incorporates generous meals and family zoned areas. Double French doors lead you to the covered outdoor entertaining area and a low maintenance rear yard provides plenty of parking through vehicle access gates and double remote garage with extra storage available in the garden shed.
The grand staircase takes you to the second floor which incorporates a family bathroom, 4 genuinely large bedrooms, 3 queen sized with bir's and a king sized master with ensuite and wir's. From the ornate balcony with stunning lace fretwork you can admire the peaceful surroundings and parklands that is on show. Situated within close proximity to schools, shopping and freeway access.
Further features of note: Gas central heating, evaporative cooling, gas continuous hot water service, 3kw solar system, alarm and 2 x water tanks.
You must inspect this truly unique property now as there is no other way that you can really appreciate what is on offer.
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Hi, my real name is Roger, I'm a retired Australian Wildlife Videographer, 3D artist, Writer & Animator. I mainly use DazStudio now although I was a Poser user for many years. I also do some work with iclone & Vue. My artwork mainly features the male form in various situations and covers a range of subjects including Fantasy, Scifi, Horror, Portraits, Couples, Romance and Humour.....
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