text: Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots is essentially a religious allegory, musing upon the necessity for the Christian soul to observe wholeheartedly the First Commandment ("love the Lord your God") if it is to attain salvation. Objectively the music may not be very noteworthy in itself, but it is remarkable that Mozart was eleven when he composed it. It is surely of interest, then, as his first attempt at musical drama and it already demonstrates his ability to delineate human character and action in music, which was to find supreme expression in the operas to come. With plenty of scope for word-painting too, the work is at least as accomplished as any other comparable oratorio or non-liturgical religious work not set exclusively for choir, of the second half of the 18th-century (for example, Haydn's Il Ritorno di Tobia or C. P. E. Bach's Die Israeliten in der Wüste). Ian Page leads a lively account of the score, which is generally ebullient and colourful even as, for example, the Spirit of Worldliness depicts to the Christian a dour picture of Christianity and its moral claims, in 'Schildre einen Philosophen', which Sophie Bevan sings ravishingly. She is almost coquettish in her other aria, 'Hat der Schöpfer dieses Leben', where her voluptuous tone in its coloratura passages characterises the worldly pleasures she recommends to the Christian. The other soloists are well cast, too. Andrew Kennedy's tenor, as Christianity, bears the weight of wisdom and tutelary anxiety, in contrast to which his charge, Allan Clayton, as a half-hearted Christian, brings a tone of youthful inexperience and callowness. Cora Burggraaf, as Divine Justice, sounds suitably upright, even haughty, although her exhortations to Christian to "awake" in 'Erwache, fauler Knecht' have an almost boyish, ethereal quality. Sarah Fox's Divine Mercy is dependable, and she and Burggraaf blend well in their assurances to Christianity in the final Trio that they will help him to win the soul of Christian – the two further parts of the drama, composed by Michael Haydn and Anton Adlgasser, are now lost however. The recording exudes a sense of theatricality and enacted drama, which is not necessarily incompatible with the impression also of a devotional performance, given the resonant, church-like ambience of Blackheath Halls. The spread chords of the double bass continuo – often sounding like a viola da gamba – add an additional note of solemnity, akin to the recitatives of J. S. Bach's Passions. Although commissioned as part of Salzburg's tradition of spiritually elevating Lenten dramas, it is questionable, however, whether that was exactly the sort of effect envisaged by the religious authorities, as Die Schuldigkeit was originally performed in the Knight's Hall of the Archbishop's Palace – that is, not in an ecclesiastical setting. At any rate, a theatrical dimension, and the use of period instruments, distinguishes this recording from Neville Marriner's, which is given straight, as it were, and on modern instruments. These considerations will therefore dictate listeners' preferences, though Marriner secures better tuning (especially from the horns and trombone) and a more thoughtful, less impulsive performance overall – but, some might say, staid compared to Page's interpretation. The second CD includes a short 'making of' documentary. Various performers reflect upon the score, and if they do not offer any particularly novel insights, they do reveal a palpable enthusiasm for the music which is evident in the recorded performance. Signum Records www.signumrecords.com Classical Opera Company www.classicaloperacompany.co.uk


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'WTF is a slackline?!' you may be asking? A friend once described it to me as "slacklining is something that hippies and lay-abouts do"! Well that's a rather inaccurate description so here is the actual meaning…
slacklining is a practice in balance that typically uses nylon or polyester webbing tensioned between two anchor points. Many people suggest slacklining is distinct from tightrope walking in that the line is not held rigidly taut (although it is still under some tension); it is instead dynamic, stretching and bouncing like a long and narrow trampoline. The line's tension can be adjusted to suit the user and different types of webbing can be used to achieve a variety of feats. The line itself is usually flat, due to the nature of webbing, thus keeping one's footing from rolling as would be the case with an ordinary rope. The dynamic nature of the line allows for tricks and stunts. Slacklining has quickly become popular due to its simplicity and versatility and its ability to be practiced in a variety of environments. Those who participate in slacklining are often called "slackers".
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Where does this fit into our primal lifestyle?
This type of activity actually fits in perfectly! Why? Because the slackline is set up between 2 trees at a park, or even at the beach, which means we get to get outside!
Also, it's very hard to slackline in shoes so walking it needs to be done barefoot and for most beginners the majority of time is spent on the ground which provides earthing.
Plus, the basic construction of the slackline takes us away from technology and into the realm of simply playing and having fun.
The fitness benefits are amazing as well…
The proprioception of slacklining helps your body with spatial awareness which is vitally important now and as you age because it will help reduce slips, trips and falls. Keeping your muscles under tension will also help keep joints and ligaments strong and stable.
This fun activity is also a great workout that targets almost every muscle in your body as you try to balance and not fall off, allowing you to work muscles you can't work in the gym.
Slacklining is a great way to escape the daily grind as it's almost impossible to focus on anything other than what you're doing when you're trying to balance.
So as you can see, slacklining is a sensational piece of equipment to have on hand and a perfect excuse to get outside and have fun!
If there's enough interest I may organise a free Games Day at a local park sometime soon. Please leave a comment below if you'd be interested in coming along.
Lastly, here's a sample of what you can do on a slackline: click here
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What a fun project! We're minutes from the ocean now - I should make one of these! Thanks sharing such a cute idea :) Visiting from Making Memories Mondays!ReplyDelete
I love the way you decorated and painted this frame. Thanks for sharing it at our cooking and Crafting with J & J party this week.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 4, 2015 at 1:20 AM
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This is so cute! I love how this turned out!ReplyDelete
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Love the seashell frame, the kids can put their collection of shells on a picture of them on vacation at the shore. Thank you for sharing with the Clever Chicks Blog Hop! I hope you'll join us again next week!ReplyDelete
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Your frame looks lovely! My favorite color too, and this is a cool and fun project for the kids to make! Thank you for sharing at #OMHGWW! I hope to see you next week!ReplyDelete
That's so sweet, a great way to use shells the kids collect on holiday.ReplyDelete
This is beautiful !!! We love anything beach. I can see our beautiful beach pictures here. Visiting from Home Matters.ReplyDelete
Really sweet. Love this frame!ReplyDelete
What a great project! This would be so fun for remembering a wonderful beach trip :) Thanks for sharing your post at Together on Tuesdays!!!ReplyDelete
I need to have the kids collect some shells from the beach and make one of these for their grandma!ReplyDelete
Teresa, this is so pretty and I love the picture you put in it. That shade of blue is perfect for the theme. Thanks for sharing at Snickerdoodle Sunday. Come back and leave a comment on http://www.sewtravelinspired.com/home/snickerdoodle-sunday-linky-party-93 telling us where you are from. It will be so much fun finding out where in the world are part goers are from.ReplyDelete
I love all things coastal and your frame looks great! Thanks for sharing on Snickerdoodle Sunday.ReplyDelete
This is adorable!! I have so many sea shells that I could make a whole bunch of these!! Thanks for linking up at Pin Worthy Wednesday!!ReplyDelete
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Cute frame! It would go perfectly with my master bathroom decor! :-) Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!!ReplyDelete
This is just as cute, if not more so, than all the picture frames they sell in the beachside souvenir shops. What's even better is that yours is so much cheaper and you get the fun of making it yourself! Thanks so much for sharing at Share The Wealth Sunday!ReplyDelete
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In a 57-page opinion, U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan said a former Ringling employee, Tom Rider, and the Animal Protection Institute did not have legal standing to sue the circus under the Endangered Species Act.
Rider and the institute had argued that Ringling Bros. had violated the Endangered Species Act because handlers used bull hooks on elephants and chained them for long periods. Such techniques harmed the elephants, Rider and API argued.
Attorneys for Feld Entertainment, Ringling's parent company, replied that the elephants were not abused and were, in fact, loved by their trainers.
"We are gratified with today's decision because it is a victory for elephants over those whose radical agenda, if adopted, could lead to the extinction of the species," Feld Entertainment chief executive Kenneth Feld said in a statement.
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The ruling by a federal judge in the lawsuit against Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus was not based on the lengthy record of indisputable cruelty to baby elephants, some of whom died during abusive training, or the cruelty to adult elephants who are beaten with bullhooks—the equivalent of a fireplace poker—time and time again. The judge's decision was based solely on the ruling that the former circus trainer and animal protection organizations do not have legal standing to raise these issues.
Just this year during an undercover investigation, PETA recorded Ringling trainers striking elephants with bullhooks backstage at circus shows. We also released shocking photos of baby elephants who were abused with ropes, chains, bullhooks, and electric prods at Ringling's training center.
During a six-week trial, evidence revealed that Ringling routinely abuses elephants with bullhooks and subjects them to prolonged chaining. Bullhooks have only one purpose—to inflict pain. The sharp metal hook bruises, punctures, and tears elephants' sensitive skin easily and often. Please urge the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to end the use of bullhooks and chains on elephants.
Thank you for your compassion for animals.
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Key and Peele may just now be becoming household names, but they have been a part of the comedy world for some time. As is often the case in entertainment what seems like a new act rising to prominence is in fact the result of years of hard work. Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele met on the set of MADtv eight years before they would revive sketch comedy on their self titled Comedy Central show. Key and Peele were assumed to be in contention for the same part, but eventually both were cast on the long running sketch show. The two became fast friends and dynamic writing partners. The pair turned out to be masters of impressions and spent the better part of five years on MADtv taking part in parodies of Deal or No Deal, To Catch a Predator, and many more pop culture properties.
After several more appearances on television, film, and even a Weird Al music video both together and separately the dynamic comedy duo premiered Key & Peele on Comedy Central. Unlike MADtv and Saturday Night Live all of the sketches on Key & Peele are prerecorded, to be introduced by the two stars in front of a live audience. Key and Peele have set themselves apart from the sketch shows that came before by producing high quality shorts with a quality of filming that often stands in stark contrast to the silliness of many of the jokes. However despite some occasionally lowbrow humor the quality of the filming and costumes is readily matched by the wittiness of the sketch premises and performances. Sketches on Key & Peele tend to revolve around one central idea with many punch lines peppered throughout. The depth of each sketch is a large part of how Key and Peel are reviving sketch comedy. With many critics accusing Saturday Night Live of a lack of relevance and MADtv off the air Key & Peele's numbers continue to grow, as does the critical acclaim.
Like their Comedy Central predecessor Dave Chappelle Key and Peele tend to write sketches with racial themes, but their expertise lies in never being offensive when they do not mean to be. Like Chapelle's Show before it Key & Peele performs sophisticated social satire while simultaneously showcasing some truly outlandish characters. Key and Peele make use of well-known stereotypes by adding them to original characters that are unique enough that the stereotype is not the focus. In this way the harmful stereotypes can be ridiculed while also establishing characters that audiences become familiar with and revisit in new sketches each season.
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Surya Namaskara also known in English as Sun Salutation (lit. "Salute to the sun") is a common sequence of asanas.
The sun is considered as the only manifest form of the eternal principle. It is the giver of everything that we need, food, water in the form of rain, oxygen/energy/prana, light/vision, warmth, good strong health, intellect and so on.
Surya Namaskara, or salutation to the sun, is an important yogic practice which dates back to the ancient vedic period when the sun was worshipped as a powerful symbol of spiritual consciousness. From its esoteric origins Surya Namaskara has developed into a practice of twelve postures which weave together to generate prana (subtle energy), aiming towards the purification and rejuvenation of the practitioner.
The Sun Salutation sequence, if done at a fast pace can be a good way to lose weight and is an excellent cardiovascular workout as well – stretching and toning the muscles in the entire body. This yoga sequence improves the circulation of blood throughout the body and helps in maintaining good health by ensuring a disease-free body. Daily practice of surya namaskara has numerous benefits to offer for the digestive, respiratory, and circulatory system.


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Why insomnia leads to weight gain
Insomnia has previously been linked to poor health, including weight gain. Now, a new study has revealed why.health and fitness Updated: Mar 26, 2009 19:02 IST
Insomnia has previously been linked to poor health, including weight gain. Now, a new study has revealed why.
Sarosh Motivala, an assistant professor of psychiatry at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA, and colleagues looked at two hormones that are primarily responsible for regulating the body''s energy balance, telling the body when it is hungry and when it is full.
They found that chronic insomnia disrupts one of these two hormones.
Till date, no study has evaluated nocturnal levels of the two hormones, ghrelin and leptin, in primary insomnia patients.
Ghrelin, a peptide secreted by the stomach, stimulates appetite and increases before meals.
Leptin, which affects body weight and is secreted primarily by fat cells, signals the hypothalamus regarding the degree of fat storage in the body; decreased leptin tells the body there is a calorie shortage and promotes hunger, while increased levels promote energy expenditure.
For the study, researchers compared healthy sleepers with those suffering from chronic insomnia and measured the levels of the two hormones at various times throughout the night.
They found that while leptin levels averaged out over the night to be roughly the same between the two groups, levels of ghrelin were 30 percent lower in insomnia sufferers.
On the face of it, a decreased level of ghrelin would seem to inhibit weight gain; it is an increase in ghrelin, after all, that stimulates appetite.
But Motivala compared his findings with other, earlier studies on sleep deprivation and speculates that a switch may occur during the day: Sleep loss leads to increased ghrelin and decreased leptin, a "double whammy" that stimulates appetite. Motivala is currently working on a study to examine this switch.
"The current study shows that insomnia patients have a dysregulation in energy balance that could explain why these patients gain weight over time," said Motivala, who is also a member of the Cousins Center for Psychoneuroimmunology at UCLA.
The study is to be published in the May issue of the journal Psychoneuroendocrinology and is currently available online by subscription.
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CARE FARM: Chailey Heritage Foundation has a long history of using animals for therapy, and they know how beneficial this can be to young people with complex physical disabilities and health needs. They are setting up a Care Farm on their site providing many opportunities for the young people to interact with animals and learn in an engaging outdoor setting. The Care Farm will provide a truly multi-sensory learning environment with new sights, sounds, textures and smells to experience. The area will be designed specifically to meet the needs of the young people, with fully accessible wheelchair friendly walkways and a covered Outdoor Education Centre. It will initially house goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and ducks. Within this area, groups of young people will be able to participate in activities such as feeding and animal care sessions. This would be a regular part of the School timetable for many pupils, and would also be used by young disabled adults from the community and local schools. If you would like to donate visit https://campaign.justgiving.com/charity/chs/carefarm or to learn more do visit the Foundation's stands this Saturday (May 28) at the Heathfield Show and on Sunday June 5 at the Open Day at Cockhaise Farm, Monteswood Lane, Haywards Heath, RH16 2QP, or call the Foundation on 01825 724444.
CRICKET: sees Chailey in a league game this Saturday (May 28) against Turners Hill at 1.30pm at the sports ground, North Chailey. Interested in playing league or friendly cricket? You will be made most welcome at Chailey Cricket Club. To find out more about cricket in Chailey do call Peter on 07709946880 and visit http://chailey.play-cricket.com/.
CHAILEY FREE CHURCH: has services every Sunday. A Morning Service takes place at 10.30am and an Evening Service at 6.30pm. All welcome to the services, visit www.chaileyfreechurch.com for more details.
OPEN GARDEN: in aid of St Peter's Church Restoration Fund takes place on Bank Holiday Monday, May 30, from 2pm to 5pm. The garden at Chailey End, Oxbottom Lane, Newick, is in a beautiful setting with a variety of interesting plants, shrubs and trees. Admission is £3 with children, under 16, free. Teas will be available. For more details call Janet Barnes, of The Friends of St Peter's Church, on 01825 722574, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.stpeterschailey.org.
50 THINGS WILD WEEK: at Sheffield Park and Garden is from Monday May 30 to Friday June 3 starting at 11am and the cost £3 to £5 a child. From raft building to pond dipping, there is a different 50 Things activity to tick off your list every day in half term. Please check their website http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/sheffield-park-and-garden for details. Booking is essential on 01825 79023. There is also, until early September, the chance to create your own Capability Brown inspired landscape design with their hands-on 3D digital sandbox. Normal admission applies; visit their website (http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/sheffield-park-and-garden) for more details.
CORO NUOVO YOUNG MUSICIANS BURSARY 2016: The Friends of St Peter's Church and Coro Nuovo, the leading Sussex based choir, are delighted to announce details of the preliminary round of the Coro Nuovo Young Musician Bursary which will take place at St Peter's Church, Chailey Green, on Sunday June 5 from 1.30pm to 4.30pm. The new bursary, in the sum of £500, will be awarded to help to further the studies or continuing development of a young musician from Sussex. Nine contestants, from voice to violin, aged between 17 and 25, are taking part in the preliminary round which members of the public can attend. Tickets priced £5, to include tea and cake, will be available on the door or from Janet Barnes on 01825 722574 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Proceeds from the event will be shared between the St Peter's Church Restoration Fund and bursaries for future young musicians.
VOLUNTEERING AT THE BLUEBELL RAILWAY: want to find out more? A 'Find Out More Day' is taking place on Sunday June 12. Anyone, skilled or unskilled, who can offer a day a month or more to the Railway are invited to 'find out more' about volunteering in our various departments. And if under 16, you can gain experience in the 9F Club. Book your place on an orientation tour, and get more information about the opportunities at the Railway, by phoning 01825 720800 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
SUSSEX VS SURREY: County women's cricket match is on Sunday June 12, starting 11am, at Sheffield Park's historic cricket ground. This is the first time that Sheffield Park has hosted a women's county cricket match and is sure to be an exciting game. Entry is via the landscape garden and normal admission applies.
NIGHTJARS ON RED HOUSE COMMON: with Ian Woolsey, of the Commons Society, is on Tuesday June 14. Meet at Red House Common car park, Warrs Hill Road, ready to start at 9pm. This will be a chance to hear the sound of male birds 'churring' on the Commons on a summer evening. The finish will be in the dark so do take a torch.
'PATRONS, PLACES AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN' :is the subject of a talk at Sheffield Park on Thursday June 16 at 6.30pm. National Trust garden history specialist Richard Wheeler explores the life of 'Capability' Brown and reflects on the challenges of working with such large landscapes and demanding patrons. The cost is £18 adults with refreshments included and booking is essential on 01825 790231.
NATIONAL THREE PEAKS CHALLENGE: TEAM Barclay are fundraising for the Hub at Chailey Heritage Foundation by completing the National Three Peaks Challenge. To find out more and to donate visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/National3PeaksChallenge-BarclaysDigital-Team-Chailey
COACH OUTING to Dungeness: National Nature Reserve takes place on Saturday June 18 from 9.30am to 5pm. This is a follow up to an excellent talk, to the Commons Society, by Nikki Gammons in 2014 on the Bumble Bee. Nikki will be the guide at this wonderful reserve. There will be an afternoon tea stop on the return journey. The cost is about £15 and booking is essential, just call Linda Kent, on 01444 440622.
FATHER'S DAY BARBECUE: at Sheffield Park and Garden is on Sunday June 19 with and extended midsummer opening till 9pm. The barbecue will be from 2pm to 6.30p, with barbecue items costing from £5. Normal admission applies.
MODEL RAILWAY WEEKEND: is being held on Saturday and Sunday June 25 and 26 at the Bluebell Railway. Model and miniature railway displays will be at both Horsted Keynes and Sheffield Park stations which will be open from 10am to 4pm. Do go along, enjoy a steam train ride and explore each of the stations and exhibitions. Passengers holding a travel ticket gain free entry to any stations. Visitors wishing to visit the station only will need to purchase an admission ticket. For more details call 01825 720800.
FRIENDS OF CHAILEY WINDMILL: The Windmill and Rural Life Museum will be open on Sunday June 26 from 3pm to 5 pm. Among the exhibits are photographs of Chailey from the early 20th century, the restored 1856 clock from St Peter's Church and a record of the village's military history going back to the late 1700's.Entry is £1 for adults and 50p for children aged 10-16 years. For more details call John Smith on 01825 723519.
SMALL GRANTS: Each year the Parish Council makes a number of Small Grants (typically around £250) to assist societies and other Chailey organisations with their administrative costs, or with a special project. The closing date for applications is June 30 and the award of Grants will be considered at Full Council on July 19. An Application Form and further details is available at http://www.chailey.org/.
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Kei Arakawa (荒川 憩)Kei Arakawa is a second-year student at Sangamaki High School in North Osaka and a supporting character of the spin-off manga "Saki Achiga-hen episode of side-A". She is Sangamaki's strongest player, but the team loses its prefectural qualifying tournament to Senriyama High School. Kei ranked second overall in the high school national individual mahjong tournament in the previous year. She is considered to be a monster player as she could play against both Rinkai's Satoha and Teru Miyanaga herself.
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JOHANNESBURG, 13 February 2012 – Ogilvy South Africa announced today the launch of Social@Ogilvy, a worldwide practice connecting all of the agency's social media experts to deliver solutions across all areas of business.
Ogilvy Public Relations is the home of Social@Ogilvy but it is now expanding across all marketing disciplines into a dynamic, global network of social media experts from the complete Ogilvy family. Social@Ogilvy connects marketing, communications, CRM, sales enablement, shopper marketing experts and more to deliver seven big social solutions. In addition to Social Media Marketing and Communications, these solutions now include Social Shopping, SocialCRM, Social Care, Social Business Solutions, Listening and Analytics, and measurement model, Conversation Impact™.
Social@Ogilvy enables the firm to effectively serve the complex needs of clients, as social solutions become true business solutions.
"Now, no matter which door clients walk through at Ogilvy, they will connect with the Social@Ogilvy team to deliver agile and measurable solutions. That's access to social experts deep in every marketing and communications discipline," says John Bell, Global Managing Director of Social@Ogilvy. "We have worked hard over the last seven years to define and apply 'best practice' use of social media to business. The real power of social media for business in 2012 and beyond lies in fully integrated solutions, not stand-alone social programs."
With over 550 dedicated social media experts around the world – and another 4,000 digital experts – the Social@Ogilvy team is the largest network of social media strategists delivering global and local solutions. Headquartered in Johannesburg, the team is led by Joanna Oosthuizen, Managing Director of Ogilvy PR, and Amanda Sevasti Whitehouse, Social Media Account Director. In Cape Town the team is lead by Gavin Levinsohn, Managing Director of Ogilvy Cape Town.
The official launch of Social@Ogilvy will take place at the Ogilvy Johannesburg offices at 10:00 CAT on Tuesday 14 February 2012. The launch will involve a panel discussion by online thought leaders including, Luke McKend, Chris Roper and Bob Skinstad. Joanna Oosthuizen, MD of Ogilvy PR says, "It is a very exciting time for South Africa as we are seeing more and more brands wanting to explore the social media world. We look forward to launching our Social @Ogilvy offerings as this will further entrench Ogilvy as a multi skilled communication solution."
Named 2011 Global Digital/Social Consultancy of the Year by The Holmes Report, Ogilvy has led award-winning social media initiatives for clients around the globe, generated groundbreaking industry thought leadership and established a worldwide training discipline. Global clients such as KFC, Miller and Häagen-Dazs are scaling their use of social media and effectively "socialising their enterprises." Social@Ogilvy proves that the agency, too, can "socialise" its own business and serve as a valuable strategic partner for brands and organisations growing their effective use of social media.
"There are incredible opportunities today for brands to stimulate consumer-to-consumer interactions and to engage directly with consumers. Today's social consumers can help build brands, they are open to closer brand relationships, they drive purchase behavior and they influence brand reputation in new ways. As such, social doesn't belong in a corner of our agency. Just as we have embraced digital across the Ogilvy Group, we are rapidly expanding our social expertise to create effective solutions in advertising, CRM, PR or any other discipline for our clients," says Patou Nuytemans, EAME Chief Digital Officer.
More information about the new Social@Ogilvy practice can be viewed at the following channels:
Blog – social.ogilvy.com
Twitter – twitter.com/socialogilvy – #SocialOgilvy
Facebook – facebook.com/socialogilvy
SlideShare – slideshare.com/socialogilvy
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Social@Ogilvy is the largest social media marketing communications network in the world. Named 2011 Global Digital/Social Consultancy of the Year by The Holmes Report, the practice leverages social media expertise across all Ogilvy & Mather disciplines, offering an extensive list of services within the foundational business solutions – Listening and Analytics; Social Business Solutions; Social Media Marketing and Communications; Social Shopping; Social CRM; Social Care; and Conversation Impact.
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Established in 1984, Ogilvy South Africa has been one of the largest leading advertising and communications groups in South Africa for over 25 years. It currently employs over 700 staff across 12 companies. It provides a diverse and integrated range of services to clients including advertising, digital and interactive, activation, promotions, internal marketing, CRM, shopper marketing, PR, channel planning and relationship marketing. It is at the forefront of a 360 degree integration solution, with best-of-breed specialist skills in every aspect of the marketing mix. Ogilvy South Africa clients include a mix of local and multinational companies. The mission is to build magnetic brands — which in turn help clients build their businesses. The Brand Liberation philosophy of using breakthrough ideas to release the potential that exists in brands is Ogilvy's raison d'etre, and is the cornerstone of the agency. Follow Ogilvy South Africa on Twitter at @OgilvySA, Facebook, Flickr and Vimeo


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Radiohead cancel show after stage collapse kills crew member
The Paranoid Android hitmakers were set to perform at Downsview Park, but the stage structure came crashing down at around 4pm local time, pinning a man under the scaffolding. He died of a "crushing injury", according to a Toronto Fire Services official.
Another worker was seriously injured and taken to the city's Sunnybrook Hospital, while two others suffered minor injuries and were treated at the scene.
Toronto police Constable Tony Vella says, "There were a number of people on the stage setting up for the concert when the top portion collapsed on top of them.
"The remainder of the people, when they heard the stage coming (down), ran from the area."
Hundreds of audience members were already at the venue waiting to be let into the arena, but fans were told not to make their way to the venue after the accident.
A post on Radiohead's Facebook.com page reads, "Due to unforeseen circumstances the radiohead show at downsview park tonight has been cancelled.
"Fans are advised not to make their way to the venue. Refunds will be made at point of purchase."


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How To Bring Your Filipina Fiancee to the US
Online dating has now become very popular most especially to men who wants to marry women from other countries or those who don't want to go out to find a date. Men who used to be shy to ask a girl out now has other ways to meet someone. It can be online first and once they have known each other so well by online correspondence, a personal meeting then follows. Women as well, who wants to marry someone who is older, more secured, more stable emotionally and financially and more responsible men can now meet someone through online dating. Someone who wants to try online dating though should be extra careful as there are many men and women out there who just wants to find someone whom they can victimize. It is important to know the person really well first before trusting in them.
Online dating sites increase their members daily and many more are joining everyday. Thousands of single, divorced, widowed and even separated men and women try their luck in love online. As an Asian myself, I have already heard many stories of couples who met online, fell in love and decided to marry. A high percentage of these couples are now living a happy married life.
Some people though may try to scam you but in online dating, you always have to follow your instincts. Sending money before meeting the person or even before marriage is not recommended as this will allow scammers to be able to collect money from unsuspecting individuals. So if you are in an online relationship, better save your money till you meet each other or better yet, till you finally decided to tie the knot.
When you finally found the love of your life, your problem now is how to start the process of bringing your fiancee to the US. The US embassy website mentions two ways on how to do this. The first is through the K1 or the Fiancee Visa and the other one is through the Spousal Visa.
Below are sites, information on how the two are different of each other and the relevant information as well as the guides on how to do each process. This will give you a clearer idea on which step to take, is it through the K1 or Fiancee Visa or the Spousal Visa?
Filipina Fiancee Visa - this site will give you more information on how to bring your filipina fiancee to the US. If you plan to bring her throught the Filipina K1 or Fiancee Visa, then this site will be a great help. It also has listing of the requirements that you need to prepare for the process like the I-134 or the Affidavit of Support, Evidence of genuine relationship and many more. It also gives a detailed sequence on how the process will go.
Fiancee Visa (K1 Visa Basics) - this site explains to you what a Fiancee Visa really is and gives you the step by step process on how yo do the application. From the I-129F Petition filing at USCIS until the issuance of the Fiancee Visa at the US Embassy.
Spousal Visa or the CR1 Visa or IR1 Visa - a couple can apply for this visa if they have been married already outside of the United States. The spousal visa has 2 kinds: the CR1 Visa or IR1 Visa. If the couple has been married for less than 2 years, they can apply for the CR1 Visa or the "Conditional Resident" Visa, however, if their marriage is more than 2 years already, they can apply for the IR1 Visa or the "Immediate Relative" Visa.
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Cody Zeller showed Tuesday night why he's considered the best big man in college basketball.
The 7-foot sophomore scored 20 points, grabbed eight rebounds, was 8 of 13 from the field and dominated the middle, leading No. 1 Indiana to its most impressive victory this season — a 83-59 rout over No. 14 North Carolina in Bloomington, Ind.
Zeller had plenty of help. Victor Oladipo and Will Sheehey each added 19 points, and Jordan Hulls had 13 for the Hoosiers (7-0).
The Tar Heels (5-2) lost for the second time in a week to a team from the Hoosier State. A week earlier, they were defeated by Butler. They trailed by 29 points in the second half of both games and by more than 30 in Bloomington.
For the first 16 minutes, the highly hyped matchup lived up to its billing as the teams battled to a 31-31 draw. Indiana began to pull away as Zeller scored six points in the final 3 minutes of the half, and the Hoosiers took a 46-37 lead into the locker room.
A 13-0 Indiana run early in the second half made it 59-37 with more than 15 minutes to go.
Michigan 79, North Carolina State 72: Freshman Nik Stauskas scored 20 points, and point guard Trey Burke had 18 points and 11 assists without committing a turnover as the host No. 3 Wolverines (6-0) held off the No. 18 Wolfpack (4-2).
Cal: Sophomore guard Ricky Kreklow, who sat out all three games at the DirecTV Classic in Anaheim last week when he felt pain in his surgically repaired right foot, has no structural damage after undergoing X-rays.
A projected starter before the season, Kreklow is listed as doubtful to play Sunday when the Bears (6-0) visit Wisconsin (4-2).
Baylor 89, Rice 49: Playing in her first college game in her hometown of Houston, Brittney Griner scored 35 points, and the No. 3 Lady Bears (6-1) routed the host Owls (2-4).
The 6-foot-8 senior added nine rebounds and four blocks. When Griner was benched with more than 12 minutes remaining in the game, she had seven more points than Rice's team.
Staff writer Jeff Faraudo contributed to this report.


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Mike Peterzen, Chief Financial Officer
Mike Peterzen is a 25 year veteran of financial management and operations. Mike has a CPA and MBA with extensive and progressive experience in finance, accounting, sales, customer service, operations and quality process improvement. Mike's proven ability to assess and manage large projects and maintain daily operational tasks simultaneously is a valuable asset to Secure Digital Solutions growth.
Mike has Bachelor's of Science from University of Minnesota with Distinction and a Master of Business Administration from the Carlson School of Management.
Outside of work Mike enjoys spending time with his wife, children and grandchildren and is an avid fisherman.


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The electro-soul bending wizard has returned with the quickness of lightning. With the help of his calvary (including Beck, Feist, Grizzly Bear Chris Taylor, James Gadson, Daniel Rossen and others) his alchemy of funk, soul, electro and holleration can be heard on this new track "Compass." Much like its predecessors, the soulful vibe have been retained and is accompanied by a deconstruction of old sounding vintage drum beats and hidden echoes of the future beneath it. The lead single from his upcoming album of the same title shows no deviation from the master's creative mind.
As a big fan of Jamie Lidell's Multiply and Jim (and having major respect for Muddling Gears) I am quite curious to see where the rest of the album goes. Will it be a culmination of all the directions he's gone or will it continue the jam sessions from the previous two albums. Just seeing the list of collaborators on this album let's you know that it's going to sound like an instant classic.
Compass is going to be released May 18th, 2009 on Warp Records.
Listen to "Compass" here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4-k9Fez1n0
MP3: "Another Day"
Website: http;//www.jamielidell.com
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/jamielidell
Purchase: Jim
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Flow statements in React and JSX
Attempting to use an if statement in JSX will quickly be met with lots of resistance. For instance, trying to conditionally render some content like so:
if(true) {

some conditional text
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This will generate errors by the JSX transpiler. As discussed in the React docs, this is because JSX transpiles into a series of JavaScript function calls and object creation, where you can't legally use an if statement. So how do you go about hiding and showing content based on some type of condition?
There are a couple of examples on how you might achieve this in the docs. One common and well excepted option is to use a JavaScript expression:
{ shouldShow &&
conditional content
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This method takes advantage of short circuting in JavaScript. If the conditional is false, then the JSX on the right (which just compiles down to a React.createElemeent call) never gets executed.
At first this took awhile for me to get use to seeing in React codebases. But once I was use to it, it became second nature.
To take this example another step further, you can also use ternary expressions inside of JSX like so:
{ showShow ?
Content A
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Content B
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Ternarys become ugly quickly inside of JSX, and I wouldn't recommend using them for less trivial examples.
However, we sometimes need if/else conditiona, so what are we to do?
We could define variables and set them conditionally outside of our return statement where conditional statements are perfectly legal. While this approach works well, I feel that it scatters the view code in multiple places, and gets hard to follow.
The React docs also recommend using an inline iife to hide the conditional inside of a function like so:
if(false) {
} else{
The iife method works well in most cases, but at the same time it feels hacky and adds some script to our html.
I have also seen approaches of wrapping the component in another conditional component and conditionally showing the inner components like so:
<Maybe show={shouldShow}>
The Maybe component would then check the show prop and conditionally render it. While I like this syntax, the drawback to this method is that the internal component will always be executed, no matter the value of show. Thie is because JSX will turn the child components into React.createElement calls, and then execute those calls, and pass the result as children to the Maybe component. This isn't a big deal for just showing an hiding text content, but could have unintended performace consequences if you were passing in other React components.
There is a promising project that lets you write you statements like the wrapped component and takes care of not executing the children if the statement is falsey. Its called JSX-Control-Statements, and they do the magic by being a babel plugin. Check it out if none of the above solutions seem to work for you.


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Something else I started work on is handmade wrapping paper. I don't know what possessed me to try this. I became obsessed with the idea of brown paper packages under the tree. I think the seed was planted when a coworker told me last year that he and his wife had decided to purchase a "signature" wrapping paper. While the idea sounded neat, it was surely very expensive and his plain white packages while lovely lacked a certain element of fun that I pretty much demand of my Christmas (let us all remember the year I wrapped everyone's presents in Hannuka paper). So this year I created my own twist.
It is very simple, really. I started by collecting paper bags from Trader Joe's. I have way more than I need. I've wrapped three gifts so far and only used two bags. The key was figuring out how to disassemble the bags. They have a seam down the back that I cut to the center of the base. Once there I was able to gently pry apart the bottom, which gave me the most paper possible.
I then used a stamp and some fun paints. I purchased these acryllics from the kid's crafting section of Target. They are less traditional colors in shimmery shades, but you could really use any paints you want. I don't recommend watercolors, but you could surely use an ink pad instead of paint. Then it was a matter of stamping and laying the paper out to dry. I made my paper Sunday night and then started wrapping the next morning so that it would have time to dry completely.
Of course I wrapped these using a white yarn (Lion Brand I believe) that I had kicking around in the stash. I wrapped them each twice in yarn to create a secure tie. The tags were created using the bag handles. I used a hole-punch on one end and threaded it onto the yarn on my second pass.
This may seem terribly homemade to some, but I had so much fun making this paper. When I was a girl we had good friends who we spent time with every holiday season. We did not see family often at this time of year, so Bill and Mary were like surrogate grandparents to us. Mary always brought us something fun and creative to do together -- One year we made embossed Christmas cards, another we made snowman pins. I have so many delightful crafting memories tied to this time of year that I don't feel right unless I am crafting or baking every day. And I'm just so glad to be getting my making mojo back. It is truly the season.


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Luxury Cottages In Dorset
Market towns, seaside resorts, beautiful walks and the Jurassic coastline
Market towns, seaside resorts, beautiful walks and the Jurassic coastline
Our Dorset holiday cottages are luxury through and through with some of the most beautiful countryside and coastline in the country, like Studland Bay, Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door! Added to the gorgeous coastline, quaint villages, and bustling towns, our holiday lets in Dorset will allow you to enjoy the delightful countryside.
With our many holiday cottages in Dorset there is sure to be something for everyone - relax and feel the allure of a seaside retreat at one of the many coastal towns such as Poole or Weymouth, or enjoy a stay right in the middle of Dorchester with its interesting historic buildings and rich heritage. See the past come alive in one of the many castles and country houses, such as the ruins of Corfe Castle - built by William the Conqueror, and destroyed in the English Civil War over 600 years later.
Why not explore the Jurassic Heritage Coast and World Heritage Coastal path, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Or perhaps you would prefer a weekend in Bridport - an attractive Georgian town with beautiful surrounding area which is great for walking - as ancient footpaths link Iron Age hill forts. The coastal path here will take the brave up 618 feet on to Golden Cap, which affords spectacular views of both the sea and Seatown far below.
We have to mention the famous Chesil Beach. The coast here is the most dramatic and varied in the county, a sweeping tombolo that stretches 18 miles along the coastline from Portland to Bridport. Inland are the beautiful valleys of the Frome and Piddle rivers, along with Lulworth Castle and many other places of interest. A coastal cottage in Dorset makes the perfect base to wander this ancient landscape.
If you choose to stay in a Dorset holiday cottage in the Purbeck area, you will have a uniquely diverse landscape to discover - hills, heathlands and the vast expanse of Poole Harbour and the RSPB reserve at Arne. Swanage also has a sandy beach with a steam train!
We have many holiday homes in Dorset to choose from, a wonderful place to visit. With fresh air and clean beaches, you will love holidaying in style on one of our cottage holidays. It is the perfect way to escape from it all and explore the beautiful county of Dorset.
Why not visit the Tank Museum at Bovington, Wareham.


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Internal Employees
Use the Special Timing tab to set up special frequencies and dates for recurring payroll items to be used on payroll checks. Special timing can be used for garnishments, bonuses, or any recurring payroll item.
Note: On-demand payroll checks calculate all deductions and employer contributions for employees, regardless of special timing. For more information, see Creating on-demand payroll checks.
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This section is available only from Special Timing tab of the Employee Payroll Item Settings dialog and only if the selected payroll item is a garnishment with more than one order. The fields in the Frequency and Date sections will affect the currently selected case identifier. To specify frequency and date options for another order, change the selection in this field and then update the Frequency and Date sections.
Choose one of the following frequencies for which the payroll item is to be calculated on payroll checks for this client.
Note: The frequency specified here as the default frequency for the client can be modified for individual employees on the Special Timing tab of the Employee Payroll Item Settings dialog.
- All payrolls. The payroll item will calculate for all payrolls processed within the dates specified in the Dates section. This is the default setting.
- Selected weeks. Mark the checkboxes for each week the payroll item should be calculated.
- [select] payroll of the month. Select the payrolls of the month for which this payroll item should be calculated.
- Based on. Choose whether to base the special timing frequency on the check date or the period end date for this client. This choice will apply to all employees of the client and cannot be modified at the employee level.
Select the appropriate dates for the special timing to begin and end. Specify the start and end date and whether to base the special timing dates on the check date or the period begin and end date.
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Your Guide To The Weekend Viewing
1. SHOOTER (action thriller with Mark Wahlberg, Michael Pena, Kate Mara and Danny Glover) Rated * * * (3 stars): Structured like TV's "24", this fast-paced conspiracy thriller has familiar characters and cliched moments. But there are lots of twists and thrills to delight most action fans.
2. CATCH AND RELEASE (romantic comedy with Jennifer Garner, Tommy Olyphant and Julliette Lewis) Rated * * 1/2 (out of 4): There is No Wedding But A Funeral in this lame rom-com about a bride who gets to learn more about her late husband-to-be when she starts dealing with his estate. A movie miscast and misdirected.
3. PERFUME: The Story Of A Murderer (psychological thriller with Ben Whishaw, Dustin Hoffman and Alan Rickman) Rated: * * * (out of 4): A dark, brooding and macabre tale about a man who kills just to get that perfect 'essense' for the ultimate perfume. Not everybody's cup of tea, though.
4. THE HITCHER (thriller remake with Sean Bean, Sophia Bush and Zachary Knighton) Rated * * (2 stars): A totally unnecessary remake of the 1986 flick that starred Rutger Hauer as the title character. Instead of tension and dread, we get gore and two-dimensional roles.
5. MEET THE ROBINSONS (animated futuristic adventure voiced by Angela Bassett, Tom Selleck, Harland Williams, Laurie Metcalf) Rating * * 1/2 (2.5 stars): An animated kiddie-styled "Back To The Future" adventure with a sprinkling of "The Matrix" and "Terminator". It is about an orphan named Lewis who gets whisked off to the future by a 'Wilbur Robinson'.


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Cabin detail part 5 speed control & compass
The speed control has two main throttle controls presumably to operate the engines independently. The construction of this piece made it easy to allow each arm to operate independently but to ensure that the levers had some stiffness in the travel I incorporated a spring into the centre screwed shaft. I machined some detail into the body and a recess in each end face to accommodate a dial (AHEAD, ASTERN, STOP, SLOW etc). The circular body needed something to stand on so I made a cradle, which will support it when it is screwed to the framework. I left the whole unit in natural brass, lacquered it to stop any tarnishing, and mounted it with an 8BA screw to hold it in position.
The compass again a simple turned piece of brass with a recess machined into the top face to accept a N,S,E,W compass dial. This item is simply glued in the recess on the console.
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The steering wheel is a simple 3-spoke design; first, I machined a ring and a centre boss in brass. I then made a wooden jig to hold the parts in the correct position whilst soldering, this consisted of a turned block with a recess to locate the O/D, and the taper towards the centre hole to give a "dish effect" that locates the centre boss. This just leaves the three arms to machine; these are cut using a slitting saw to cut a 3mm wide strip from a piece of 1.5 mm brass plate. These are the cut to length ready for soft soldering and then the parts are all cleaned and placed in the jig, ideally a minimum of solder is used to minimise cleaning afterwards. The finishing/fettling I find is always easier if you use a sharp craft knife to slice any excess solder away as it doesn't easily mark the brass in the same way you might using Swiss files, finally finish with 600 and 1000 w&d before priming ready for topcoat of black gloss. The first wheel I decided was too small so the pics are of that construction; the final larger wheel is in the last 3 pictures
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After the Christmas break its back to the cabin to finish some of the instrument detail. You may recall I detailed the cockpit with some ply constructions to represent the general layout; I also intend to detail the compass, throttle controls, steering wheel, panel lighting, and instrument panel.
The instrument panel was copied and scaled from various drawing and pictures and I came up with a three-panel unit where panels 1 & 3 are identical as they are for the two-engine managements system the centre panel deals with electrical things. I intend to make the panel out of 1.5 mm aluminium cut to size on the guillotine I then attached this to a hardwood block with some strong double sided tape this will be more than strong enough to hold the piece for the drilling/light milling operation. I worked out the hole positions using an absolute datum (same as CNC work, if only I was still working) This does take some time using my rather old milling machine making sure any backlash is taken out during the 28 linear movements. I used various sizes of centre drills to produce the holes as they give not only accurate size but also perfectly round holes on thin material and the only ones that needed to be a particular size (6mm dial holes) the others are for switches and LEDs which can all be a 3 mm location hole. Each hole was drilled and then chamfered to simulate a bezel on the dials. Finally, I milled a shallow groove (2mm x 0.3 deep) to simulate the separate panels. I have copied a number of different marine dials from the internet and using PowerPoint I aligned in a complete group and then printed and laminated them, this will be placed behind the aluminium plate using double-sided tape.
Having fixed the dials in place I drilled through the holes where LEDSs will fit. The LEDs will be shortened and polished so they are flat to the face; these are then stuck in place. Next, I made all the switches from brass bar with a fine brass pin glued across its face to simulate the lever. These were painted gloss black and the centre pin picked out in red, they were then glued into the 3 mm location hole. The black knobs/pull switches were turned out of black Perspex and polished; they were then glued into the location holes. The whole instrument panel is then pinned on to the wooden framework which has been left in natural wood finish (ply) as it looks like the original boat was just a varnished ply finish.
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The rear deck has a few features that need to be done to finish the deck.
1) The hatch part needs the magnets putting in to hold it in place, which requires the deck to be milled out to accept the magnets. Having milled the recess out in both the base and the hatch in four places the magnets can be epoxied in the base. Now these have been set in place the upper magnets can be placed on top of the base magnets to get the correct orientation and glued in place, but I made sure to place some silicon baking paper between the magnets so they don't accidently get stuck together (with epoxy).
2) The handles and recess to lift the decks out have to be milled out. Using a 2 mm slot drill I cut a 10mm x 5mm 1.5 mm deep recess in 4 places. Each recess has two holes drilled in the corners to accept the brass handles which will be epoxied in later
3) There are two drains at the rear of the deck. These were made from a machined piece of tube, which had vee groves milled in one end to accept a 1.5 mm brass rod in each, which were then soldered in place. After some cleaning up of the excess solder the underside was filled in using epoxy resin coloured black (with Graphite) to simulate a dark hole. The ends were then machined flat, polished, and finally epoxied into the deck.
4) Finally the foam tanks need to be secured, once again using round magnets this time , they are sunk into the deck and similarly the opposing magnets are sunk into the base of each foam tank, this gives a real sturdy fastening the tanks jump into position as soon as they are placed near their position.
5) The deck has had a number of clear lacquer coats during manufacture so now for a couple of final coats.
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The white metal fitting has an awful lot of detail on it but lacks definition so some time spent on filling the body to better define the components. The anchor part has six hex dummy bolts cast into the base but I intend to drill these out and then use 8BA brass bolts to secure it to the woodwork. Looking at pictures of the assembly it is obvious that there is a handle arrangement missing so I made this from a piece of brass wire and epoxied in place. The two parts have a linkage to fasten them together so again using brass wire and a piece of scrap tube a linkage was made and holes drilled and tapped to secure the assembly. Finally, a couple of coats of primer followed by a "Gun Metal" finish and the items are finished. A pleasing result, however taking some time to do, now for the circular running rail, and supporting posts to complete this unit.
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This is a small item but very visible on the wheelhouse and since the standard for this item has been set I have to follow suit. So first of all get some 3mm blue LEDs ordered and then it's on with preparing the white metal body. I used by hand as suggested a series of drills increasing in diameter until 3.1 dia was reached but only 2/3 down the length from the front the smaller hole (1.5mm) was bored right through for the wires to exit. Arrival of the LEDs, first check the LED using my power supply, just over 3 volts seems to illuminate to the correct level. Next was to remove the shoulder on its plastic casing so the whole body does not exceed 3mm over its length and lightly abrade the outside to give a diffused light. Next cut the LED legs to 2mm from the plastic casing noting which is positive, next prepare the wires. I used Futaba servo wire cable 22awg which is very flexible and with the white signal wire stripped off leaving a red and black wire. These were tinned and cropped to 2mm and then quickly soldered to the appropriate terminal. Next check the LED still works! first hurdle over, I now needed to check the that when the LED goes into the body it doesn't short out so checking the diameter over the widest part which is over the soldered terminals this was 0.1 below 3mm. I decided that shrink sleeve was too thick so I mixed some epoxy resin and coated all around the terminals, this proved to be satisfactory in both non-conductivity and dimensionally. Now the final test, using some aliphatic wood glue I slid the LED into the body whilst it was illuminated as it was a tight push fit, bingo it's still lit – leave to set. I used aliphatic glue, as it would be easier to remove should I ever have to change the LED. The body still needs painting white but this will be done with all the other fittings at a later stage.
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A working search light seems to be expected on this craft so here goes. Based on Robs build I purchased the lens and the LED from Maplin's which seemed to fit the bill. The only piece that will be used is the main body that is supplied as a white metal fitting, the rest will be replaced by a brass construction, as the rest of the parts are not substantial enough to support a working unit. First, I need some 3/16 half round brass bar, the easiest way is to machine my own cutting just less than half the diameter away. The half-round bar was annealed before bending round a suitable mandrel to a half circle. I then soldered an 8BA nut on each leg to act as the swivel bearing. Next, I machined the body's internal bore to suit the lens body and skimmed the outer rim and face, finally bore out a small recess that locates the lens in place. The two pivot holes need to be drilled and tapped 8BA, and then a drilled hole in the rear wall for the wires to exit. As the light is to be both working and rotating the base has is to be made with a centre spindle that connects to a micro servo under the roof. The connecting devise was a bit of a headache trying to make it fit in a relatively small space; I used the supplied servo arm with four legs (shortened) and then machined a mating part with pins that located in the arm that is attached to the body above deck. The LED was modified to fit in the white metal body as it has a heat sink which was too big; as others have found cutting it down didn't affect the heat dissipation when fixed in the white metal body, this was fixed using a small amount of Milliput. Having already machined the outer flange on the body I turned up a brass-flanged ring to push fit on the body this has to have the TRI form guard added. I made this from a central pinion with three holes drilled to accept the bent brass nails; these were soft soldered in position. The TRI form was then located on top of the brass flange and again soft soldered in position At this point all the components will have to be dismantled for final finishing before being painting.
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Rear cabin hatches
I have decided to make these two roof hatches detachable (not working) purely to ease the painting and rubbing down process. The hatches on the rear cabin are supplied in pieces to be glued together, so to make them detachable I drilled a hole through the base of each and glued an 8BA screw in place, these can then be secured after final painting to the roof. The hatch also has a dummy-hinged lid and small white metal hinges are supplied, however they do need some attention, such as drilling all the holes and trimming the edges. Here we go again, time for a jig! Repartition can be achieved with the simplest of jigs; all I used was coffee stirrers pinned to a block of wood and one as a locking device. The jig was then placed under the milling machine and the first hole centred, drilled and then the next hinge is placed in the jig and drilled and so on, move to the next hole until all holes are drilled. Before fitting the hinges there needs to be a separation line for the lid and hinge plate so a scored line about halfway through the ply. The hinges are fitted with epoxy and brass pins through all the fixing holes.
Mid cabin hatch
This is a single hatch, again a square of ply is supplied, but this is improved by adding sides, which can locate on runners, again the runners are not supplied. This hatch is also attached with a single screw epoxied into the top and a nut, after final painting.
Forward cabin hatch
Again, a single hatch and dealt with in the same way as the mid hatch.
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The white metal fittings supplied with the kit are somewhat lacking in detail and some are overweight to say the least. I decided to produce some life rings to my specification I had tried to find suitable replacements on the web without success. So how to produce the ring part.
I first tried with plywood but the finish achievable was not acceptable (can be seen in the pictures) so I then decided to use Bamboo (Ikea phone stand) for those who have followed from the start the same material as the grating on the foam tanks. First I cut some rough circles out of 10mm bamboo sheet and drilled a 10mm hole so it can be mounted on a 10mm screw mandrel. This allows the piece to machined on one side and then reversed and machined on the other side. The tool I used was ground with a 22 mm radius to produce the shape on one side of the ring and then when reversed and machined again the tool actually "parts off" the ring on the inner diameter leaving the ring free on the now remaining peg, the finish on the bamboo was good enough without any further sanding. The next step was to put a slot in the OD at 90degree intervals to hold the "rope" in position while the rope is bound in four places. The easiest way was to make a jig to hold the ring and to keep the rope in place while it's glued into ring, it can then be removed and bound in four places each turn being super glued to keep it in place. Next job is to give a coat of sanding sealer that stiffens the rope and seals the wood. The rings are theoretically held to the cabin roof with clamp type brackets so again to ensure consistency I machined a piece with a suitable profile. I then cut radial slices to create individual brackets. The rings will actually be fastened to the cabin roof with 2 x 8BA bolts this is to enable them to be removed for painting of both the ring and the roof. At a later painting stage, I will be giving them two coats of grey primer and three coats of white, then hand painting the rope loops with red paint. The finished rings are much lighter and hopefully look more realistic.
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Boat lifting eyes
As has been said by others the boat lifting eyes are a small detail but an important one, somehow when detailing gets in your head its difficult not to seek it out. Anyway, there are six eyes three on each side, which I presume, are for lifting the boat out of the water, unfortunately there isn't any detail on size so it's down to "builders eye". I made the six in a batch, that's to say I first made six identical pieces 10.5mm x 20.5mm x 2mm thick and drilled the hole in each then the six pieces fastened together with an M4 screw and then machined together to ensure uniformity and ease of production. I then skimmed them to final size 10 x 20 followed by milling the concave and convex radii on the top. I intend to sink the eye into the deck and secure using a brass pin sideways into the gunwhale stringers and epoxied into position. To ease fitting I made a small jig, which will allow a 2mm slot to be cut in the exact position on the deck along with a drilled hole at 90 degrees. Two small grub screws fasten the jig to the gunwale stringers while the slot and holes are machined. After all the slots had been prepared I then made all the foot rails that run along the edge of the deck from bow to stern, the first set I used the obeche supplied in the kit, however as they are in a place that could get knocked I decided to rework then in walnut. Finally I pre drilled all the foot rails ready for temporary pinning. Having all the components ready it is time to assemble with epoxy resin, using sparingly and making sure not to get any on the visible part of the brass lifting eyes and using pins to hold in position while curing.
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I am not actually retiring this blog, but rather submitting this post to the 81st edition of the carnival of genealogy: "Your Genealogy Blog's Obituary"
- Almost no oaks in my forest
- Rabbi Shmaryahu Smorgonski ZT"L (1854-1937)
- Bringing Moshe Zinberg back to life
- Our First "Ancestor Field Trip" & Buried Treasure
- Twins? Nobody saw this one coming!
We met your father and mother and the rest of the family at the Simchoni wedding.Even though the blog will be dearly missed by all direct visitors, RSS readers and email subscribers, it is survived by a gigantic (10K+) Geni tree, countless new Facebook family friends and a RootsMagic 4 database that will hopefully continue to grow in the future.
We all "blamed" you for the renewed connections and communications between the many members of the family. Good work.


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Introduction to Social Media Part 3 - Bundaberg - Tech Savvy Seniors
Event description
In this session you'll find out how to upload both individual photos and entire photo
albums to Facebook. We'll also look at adding photos and web addresses to tweets,
as well as creating your own YouTube channel and uploading videos to it to share
with the world.
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Be it for theater, dance, comedy, Top ! enables you to organize the audio elements of your performance into a structured and flexible cue-list, to add DSP effects and mix sounds to multiple audio outputs, in order to create a rich sonic experience, easy to tailor to each particular performance.
As a sound engineer by training, I had multiple opportunities to work with theater, music, or dance companies, on shows that had to integrate soundtracks and audio effects with live action on stage. Most of the times I found myself a bit frustrated by the tools at hand :
- Either they keep a strong synchronization between sound cues but don't adapt well to normal variations of live shows (standard sequencers and DAWs fall into this category)
- Or, they allow manual or semi-automatic triggering of cues but loose synchronization, making it difficult to rehearse complex sequences starting from an arbitrary time (most samplers, DJ'ing tools and other cue-based softwares land on this side).
- Additionally, their user interfaces are often either bloated with features that I find useless, or lacking features that I would like to have, such as fast keyboard editing and navigation.
With this in mind, I thought it was time to devise a new solution allowing to synchronize sounds into complex and nested sequences, but at the same time provides the level of flexibility necessary to smoothly integrate into the rehearsal and performance process.
Current status
Top ! is a one-man project whose idea dates back to two years ago, but I started working on it one year ago in my spare time, and a bit more intensively in the past three months.
Top ! is still relatively early in its developpement in regard to its goals, but it should fulfill very basic needs for playback and mixing. The cuelist editor, transport logic and mixing matrix are almost there (delta some bugs that we will hopefully kill along the way). There are basic audio cues (although limited to wav/aiff files) and mix cues with a small broken-line function editor. You can add/edit VST plug-ins (not yet tested against all VST versions). You can save and restore the state of the cuelist and/or individual presets for the plug-ins (although at this point it may be difficult to migrate the save file to another location).
You can read more about Top !, download an alpha demo or even preorder the software on the project's website : https://www.forkingpaths.garden
Short-term Goals
Here is a list of features that Top ! should provide in the short to middle term :
- A core cuelist editor and playback logic that would solve the aforementioned flexibility problems.
- A centralized mixing matrix allowing to adjust the level of each channel of each cue sent into any of the output busses.
- Fast and precise keyboard-driven editing and navigation in the cuelist and in the matrix.
- Playing back a variety of audio files with audio cues.
- Automating mixing with mix cues that can modulate any combination of the mixing matrix cells.
- Automatical/conditionnal triggering of cues through the use of control cues.
- Control cues via MIDI/keyboard input.
- Adding DSP plug-ins (support for VST, maybe AudioUnits as well).
- Built-in time stretching and pitching of audio cues.
- Enable users to create complex control behaviours with script cues.
- Enable users to create their custom cues in C (eg. to integrate their homebrew human interface devices).
Long-term Goals (some of them may only be featured on a future version 2):
- Add support for video or slideshows playback to multiple monitors.
- Basic in place editing of audio cues.
- Provide DAW-like views of the existing timelines.
- Remote control with a smartphone or tablet.
- Mixdown of complex sequences to one audio cue.
- Port to Windows and Linux (Top ! is currently being developped on OSX as this is the platform I'm familiar with).
Road-map (more or less in implementation order, for the short-term goals) :
- More robust save/restore mechanism that allows to relink file references to audio files or plug-ins when they are not found at their expected location (eg when moving a session to a new computer).
- Undo list for most of the editing actions.
- Meaningful and user friendly error messages/warnings/infos/progress bars
- Basic logging/debugging/performance counters system.
- Optimize audio section, more tests with different sound cards/drivers.
- Output busses to physical audio outputs mapping (allowing to keep the same matrix settings with different output configurations)
- Transport logic review and bugfixes, finishing autoloc/pause features and expanding control cues
- MIDI support (triggering cues with MIDI input / cues that send MIDI messages when played)
- Gui Improvements :
- scrollable/nested popup menus
- auto-scrolling when editing the cuelist or the matrix with the keyboard
- multiple cues selection/edit
- clipboard copy/paste
- files drag & drop
- resizable UI
- global 'look' pass.
- Audio cues : handling more file formats
- Mix cues : add Béziers curves to the function editor
- Plug-ins compatibility and testing
- Plug-ins automation with mix cues
- Audio cue built-in pitch / stretch
- User manual and tutorials


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Friday, August 29, 2008
Saturday, September 6th will mark the occasion of the second Groover's Paradise at Eaglewing Farm. Call it Groover's Two. Just for you.
Helping us out at this evening sing with supper-on-the-grounds are some serious folks that are gonna take us to the ZONE:: Secret Boyfriend (featuring Ryan Martin, of Boyzone fame), Felt Battery, Matt Bauer (from NYC), and Kurt Weisman and Raub Roy (aka Horaflora),who are currently sojourning southward (and presumably, at some point, westward) on a music bike tour. Yes, you read right- they are touring by bicycle. They call it the Cycledelic Music Trip. Tuff stuff.
Thee performers, gentlepersons all, are of the highest musical pedigree. Check some of those linkss and you will agree, Eaglewing Farm is where you need to be.
We'll stoke the grills up about 5 PM, and we will attempt to have music cracking by 7 PM. Please bring vittles and beer/wine/likker. Weather permitting, we'll do this thing outside. ALL ARE WELCOME. Please feel free to send this message to any folks that might be interested. This show is free, but a donation plate will make the rounds.
As usual, there will be no tipsy driving. If you've had too much to drink, you'll sleep in the yard.
To reiterate::
Saturday, September 6th
Groover's Paradise Two featuring...
Kurt & Horaflora
Matt Bauer
Felt Battery
Secret Boyfriend
Grills at 5 PM
Music at 7 PM
Donations encouraged!
Directions to Eaglewing Farm:
Take the 15/501 South towards Pittsboro.
Go left on Mt. Carmel Church Road immediately after crossing the James Taylor Bridge.
Go roughly two miles, and make a right on Clearwater Lake Road.
Make your first right down the gravel driveway; Eaglewing Farm is the first house on the left.
P.S. Many thanks to Jenks Miller, The Curtains of Night, Hem of His Garment, and The Sparrow Family for making Groover's Paradise One a smashing success.
P.P.S. Danny Kortchmar's "Kootch" pumping loud and proud down here on the farm right now. Get it.
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Serie A Preview: Milan v Chievo
Two managers that enjoyed brief honeymoon periods before facing the harsh realities of Serie A meet on Saturday as Milan host Chievo.
Opposing bosses Clarence Seedorf and Eugenio Corini were both appointed midway through the current campaign and after enjoying positive starts initially, both have found results harder to come by more recently.
Corini was reinstalled as Chievo's head coach four months after leaving when Giuseppe Sannino was sacked following the turgid 0-0 draw between these two sides back in November.
The Stade Marc'Antonio Bentegodi outfit saw an immediate upturn in results as they won their next three Serie A fixtures without conceding a goal.
However, they swiftly came back to earth with a bump, as their next nine outings yielded just three draws and six losses, although they have won three of their six matches since.
Seedorf, meanwhile, took over at Milan from Massimiliano Allegri in January and picked up four wins in his first six league matches, before a run of one point from the next four dampened spirits around San Siro.
To underline the 18-time Italian champions' inconsistent nature, they won 2-0 at UEFA Europa League-chasing Fiorentina on Wednesday, thanks to goals from Philippe Mexes and Mario Balotelli.
Lying 12th, eight points adrift of fifth - which yields UEFA Europa League qualification - with eight games remaining, Milan are in danger of recording their lowest league finish since ending the 1997-98 campaign in 10th.
But midfielder Sulley Muntari has called on his team-mates to rally themselves to ensure that does not happen.
"We're a family and even the players who have wives and kids at home like me and don't get to see them as often as they'd like, but for us players, we're another family," he told the club's official website.
"We're a united family and we have to keep on pushing on as we're doing. All of us have to make sure we're ready when the coach calls on us.
"We have to fight for this jersey, it's a part of who we are and this is our life."
Chievo, meanwhile, are desperate for the points as they look to stave off the threat of relegation, although they will need to buck the trend of their woeful recent record against Milan to get them.
They have gone 14 matches in all competitions against their illustrious opponents without winning, a run that dates back to a 2-1 league success in December 2005.
Corini's men lie 16th in the Serie A table, three points clear of the bottom three but like Milan, should come into the game in buoyant mood after an emphatic victory on Wednesday.
Two goals from Alberto Paloschi and one from Luca Rigoni earned them a 3-0 home success over fellow strugglers Bologna, allowing them to leapfrog their opponents in the standings.
With third-from-bottom Livorno hosting Inter on Monday, Corini and his charges will see Saturday's match against a faltering Milan as a prime opportunity to heap more pressure on their relegation rivals.


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