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Good Evening
I want to share with you one of the samples I made for the January Claritystamp Show.
It used the butterfly and petals set and the petal stencil
I started off with a tag made out of artboard. I had some brown packing paper which I had saved and I scrunched up a piece then covered the tag with PVA glue and pushed it onto the paper. I then made sure the paper was stuck to the edges and I trimmed off the excess. I then left it to dry.
Next I used the petal stencil and some grunge paste and added some petals to the top and bottom corners. Once this was dry I used gilding wax and rubbed over the surface of the tag. This picked up the crinkles in the paper really well! I also rubbed the stencil petals with the gilding wax.
For the flowers I stamped and embossed 2 different petals 5 times each and the butterfly twice onto craft card. I cut these out then made 2 flowers and layered up the butterfly. I attached these to the tag and added a small metal dragon fly and a die cut flourish. A couple of self adhesive gems and a small sprig of pearl stems finished it off.
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Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Playing PFW Catch-Up: Ann Demeulemeester
So the always promised and seldom realised Tomorrow's Post did not materialise this weekend. A number of contributing factors made it physically impossible to get to blogging, namely the insanely amazing weather (22 degrees C is like high summer in Scotland) and the boyfriend's last minute taxation homework crisis (don't ask).
With the personal life update out of the way, let's talk shows!
Perhaps a good starting point would be an assessment of Ann Demeulemeester's show. A quick skim through the pictures and I noticed an uncanny, if not somewhat expected, similarity to her men's show back in June (pics here). Unfortunately, I'm not in Paris attending the women's shows this season, so no blurry/side on photos from me. Not being present at the show also means I didn't get to hear the soundtrack, and if it was anything like the SS12 men's collection, it would have added great depth to the atmosphere. Obviously music is in all shows to accentuate the mood/aesthetic/theme/etc, but not all soundtracks can create the most evocative effect.
The first thing I noticed about this collection is that the wide brim hats are back (yes), as well as the desert/nomad references which she executed so well for her menswear collection. This could be the perfect accompaniment to the male traveller - a woman who's not afraid to take on harsh yet beautiful landscapes - all in exquisite yet practical clothes. Demeuelemeester's androgynous and sometimes effeminate men's collections meant I often found myself drooling over the jackets and trousers. The liberal use of long, flowing, draping mesh (tulle?) sweeping down from under jackets and sweaters creating the perfect sahara silhouette in this offering is drool-worthy enough.
The somewhat heavy black ensembles soon make way for yet more meshy tulle and lighter drapery with cardigans and blazers, in SS signature white, and the last few pieces of inked black and white create a delicate pattern.
What strikes me most about this collection is that it contains all the elements of recent trends I detest: fringe details, bohemian/hippiness (well, basically anything that reminds me of Sienna Miller) and a sheer long skirt over shorts or a shorter skirt. Maybe it's the Ann effect or maybe I'm getting soft, but I found myself getting that familiar twang of longing, and drool threatening to seep out (excuse the imagery), when I saw all those elements. Weird...
IN OTHER NEWS, take a look at Slave Magazine's latest issue for my article on LFW and some styling work in a beautifully shot editorial at an old Victorian school in Glasgow. Plus there is a ridiculous amount of other quality editorials and articles. A must read. May do a separate blog post...
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Like most that are getting into building again after some time away (close to 20years away lol). I have started off small with what I think I can do. Well it is getting close to xmas and since like most folks out there money is tight. I have made gifts for my family (I have already posted the finish gifts in my gallery). Right now I am making a gift for my mom and one to take to work for the gift exchange.
My mom likes dolphins and I recently watched Steve Ramsey show me how to cut finger joints.
Unfortunately when I used my hand made jig my joints moved 1/32 so by the time I cut them all they were off. 1/32 and obviously that carried so by the end the joints were starting to line up with each other lol :-). Well to save my sanity until I can figure out how to fix the jig. I decided to cut them by hand. This of course took me a little while but hey 1. It is for my mom and 2. I hate for something to get the best of me.
So after spending a lot of time I finally got them done. Unfortunately since the final ones were still a little off the box did not sit flat. I watched the wood whisper and learned (again) how a small plane can flatten it back out.
Also, I am finally learning on how to inlay.
Now I said I was learning so they are not perfect. Again, I went back to wood whisperer to learn how to take care of those little gaps (it is my lie I will type it they way I want :-)). Placing a little amount of glue in the gaps and then sanding I was able to fill them in.
And yeap, I learned what happened when you apply 60 grit paper to a piece of stained wood. Luckily I still have some left and well it needed to be touched up. LOL :-).
I have it now resting in my TV room waiting on the stain to cure and hope to start to to apply a clear coat and a good couple coats of wax.
Well it was time to build the small shelf to rest on those small pieces inside. The base apparently warped a little.
I made the decision to just stack some heavy things on top of it to see if it would help flatten it. I then used the old theory if one clamp is good five must be better.
It is kinda flat… right? I guess I need to use thicker pieces or learn how to flatten aspen. Oh I noticed I glued the sides the wrong way. I planned on laying them down width wise but alas I did not. When I was testing the fit of the top with the small tray is when my wife noticed. lol
Well, mmm… I guess I have a tiny problem…. ? I guess a trip to the table saw is in order.
Fast forward about five minuetes….. I was measuring the amount needed to remove and just temp mark it with my pencil then turned to grab my scribe….. I hear plink plink plink….. The piece fell from my table saw… and the Two sides fell off. And here I learned my glue up was not very good. lol Well back to clamps….
I decided on leaving the burn marks on the wood because I left it on the outside. Eh….
So with that I guess I call this one done. I have to write I learned a lot and wished the purple heart came out better. I have read it will come out more in time.
And the corner inlays bleed for some reason.
Any hoots, I look forward to the next one and wonder what I will learn from that project.
Thanks to all willing to spend their precious time reading my blog. Also, I like to write thanks to everyone graciously sharing their experiences in their blogs (Like Big Al) so I can improve my projects.
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We are using our trailer to collect the items. If the trailer is locked items can be neatly placed near it and we will be checking often to secure these donations.
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Reel Bad Arabs (3rd edition)How Hollywood Vilifies a PeopleJack G. Shaheen
published 2014 6" x 9" • 617 pagesISBN 9781566567527 • paperback • $30.00 •
"Jack Shaheen continues to be a piercing laser of fairness and sanity in pointing out Hollywood's ongoing egregious smearing of Arabs. Rippling with smart insights, his book should be read by everyone who agrees that knowledge is society's greatest tool in battling all kinds of stereotypes."-Howard Rosenberg, Los Angeles Times TV critic "Shaheen has written a meticulous, passionate, and very articulate description of the persistent and prolonged vilification of Arab peoples in mainstream Western movies... Although the work is aimed at a college-level audience, the clear writing and lack of jargon make it accessible to a much wider readership. Highly recommended..." -Library JournalMore Reviews »
"A first-class book about harmful stereotypes... significant, comprehensive and engaging."—Tony Shalhoub, actor
"Shaheen has written a meticulous, passionate, and very articulate description of the persistent and prolonged vilification of Arab peoples in mainstream Western movies… Although the work is aimed at a college-level audience, the clear writing and lack of jargon make it accessible to a much wider readership. Highly recommended..."—Library Journal
Jack G. Shaheen, a former CBS News consultant on Middle East affairs, is the world's foremost authority on media images of Arabs and Muslims. He is the author of Guilty: Hollywood's Verdict on Arabs after 9/11, Arab and Muslim Stereotyping in American Popular Culture, Nuclear War Films, and the award-winning TV Arab.
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"Caricatured villains are as vital to the movie business as car chases and shoot-outs. But the spotlight of derision shifts. When blacks were no longer shiftless jokes, the Asians no longer the Yellow Peril, and good Indians no longer had to be dead Indians, Arabs became the all-purpose bad-guys. Countless movies have portrayed them as loathsome lechers who terrorize, murder, and finally die in droves. In Reel Bad Arabs scholar Jack Shaheen exposes in appalling detail this nightmare side of the Hollywood dream machine."-Christopher Dickey, author of Innocent Blood and Middle East Editor for Newsweek Magazine "A must-read! Dr. Jack Shaheen's superb book exposing the film industry's mistreatment of the Arab peoples goes far beyond their travail to give all peoples a sense of reconciliatory balance between skewed image and calm reality. This taut, well-argued analysis of ethnicity betrayed shows us the power of Hollywood's movies to miseducate the senses-and, since the senses are its gateways, to distort the soul. Shaheen's definitive reference volume is a perfect guide for the new generations-the owners of the future. His book should be in all libraries nationwide, especially those of government officials and film makers."-Camelia Anwar Sadat "This world class presentation sets the facts straight about Hollywood's Arabs. Jack Shaheen, an articulate arbiter of fair play, has written a sterling book. It is a major contribution to the literature of film, and will change the way you think about movies and slanderous screen images."-Casey Kasem, Radio and Television Personality "In this pacesetting and courageous book, Jack Shaheen makes it clear that Hollywood films do not simply entertain, but function mainly as teaching machines. Focusing on Hollywood's production of long standing racist stereotypes aimed at Arabs and Middle Eastern culture Reel Bad Arabs drives home that the movies are an important site of struggle over how identities are shaped, legitimated, and vilified. More important, this book is a rousing wake up call to Americans and others to take the meaning of democracy seriously by addressing the racism toward Arabs and others that increasingly poisons the movies and other forms of cultural pedagogy. As the force of educations shifts from the schools to the sphere of popular culture, it is all the more crucial to read seriously Shaheen's book. Anybody concerned about education, racial justice, democracy, and critical literacy should buy and read this book, and then pass it on to a friend."-Henry A. Giroux, Waterbury Chair, Professor of Secondary Education at the Pennsylvania State University, author of The Mouse That Roared: Disney and the End of Innocence "The relentless cinematic assault on Arabs has been our culture's most insidious yet closeted disgrace-until now. Jock Shaheen's landmark work casts a penetrating spotlight on the movies that have shaped our infinitely distorted and warped views of Arab and Muslim life. With impeccable research, Shaheen combines a scholarly breadth, the irony of a keen social observer, and an advocate's passion. Reel Bad Arabs is the definitive text on Arab screen images."-Renee Tajima-Pena, Producer-Director, Sundance Award-Winning Film, My America "As a film and video librarian, I welcome Dr. Shaheen's groundbreaking study. It came as quite a shock to suddenly recognize a form of racial stereotyping that is so widespread-yet somehow invisible-and almost as old as the cinema itself. From early examples in the films of George Melies to Rules of Engagement (2000), Dr. Shaheen carefully documents an astonishing array of Arab villains, sheikhs, and maidens. Reel Bad Arabs should reward serious students and casual readers alike. Academic and public libraries with collections on the cinema would do well to add this fascinating and unique history. Highly recommended!"-John Skillin, Director, Audio Visual Services, Montclair Public Library "Jack G. Shaheen has long been a prophet in the Hollywood wilderness, writing from carefully documented scholarship that exposes the film industry's negative portrayals of Arabs and Muslims. In this splendidly detailed book, he provides readers with a valuable resource which will enable them to identify specific films that perpetuate stereotypical images. He also points to a very limited number of films which offer a more humane, realistic view of an entire people. This is a valuable contribution to both the casual film goer and the film scholar."-James M. Wall, Senior Contributing Editor, The Christian Century "Jack Shaheen is a one-man anti-defamation league who has exposed Hollywood's denigation of Arabs in most, if not all, of its films. His book casts light on the stereotyping Arabs have suffered at the hands of movie makers. But as they learn tolerance, this too shall pass."-Helen Thomas, Distinguished Journalist and Author "Jack Shaheen has long been a voice of clarity and sanity. While media images routinely set us apart, we always face the challenge of remembering our common humanity. Someday, as a society, we will look back in horror at the routine media vilification of Arabs, especially in motion pictures, and wonder how the American public could have put up with it for so long. Shaheen brings us closer to full recognition of just how pernicious the media stereotyping has been-and continues to be. When we can come to terms with the evidence and analysis that Shaheen provides, we will rid ourselves of the delusion that mass media outlets have informed us about Arab people."-Norman Solomon, Nationally Syndicated Columnist and author of The Habits of Highly Deceptive Media "For years, with rare passion and eloquence, Jack Shaheen has raised a constant, resonating voice on behalf of the Arab in America. An undaunted warrior devoted to righting the wrongs of distortion that have too long persisted, Shaheen has displayed unwavering dedication to the cause of fair play for ethnic groups who have suffered from misrepresentation by our film industry-Arabs most of all. For his courage in protecting the integrity of an entire people against the tides of prejudice in American mass culture, we are all deeply in his debt."-Asaad Kelada, Director
"This is a staggering look at films dating back to the turn of the last century, and includes brief plot overviews and bulleted lists of inaccurate and racist portrayals of Middle Easterners in American cinema. ...The book is eye-opening on multiple levels, both in the blatantly racist aspects of many films from the past, and in the more subtle moments that many moviegoers have likely not noticed. ... "Reel Bad Arabs" is a book for paging through (the entries are alphabetical after a thorough introduction from Shaheen), but for cinemaphiles and film students, it is an enormously valuable text. You dont need a best of book when you are serious about movies; what you need is a book that will alter the way in which you watch film. Shaheen accomplishes that and more here, with a straightforward, analytical, quote-heavy text that is unbelievably well-researched. The man has done a lot of work; if you are a student of pop culture (or cultural studies), then you need to see what he has discovered."Bookslut
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Booking appointment for residence visa (Istanbul)
Hi all,
I understand this may have been covered before, however I just want to be clear.
I have been in Istanbul just over a week and intend to stay here long term (my wife-to-be is Turkish and we are settling into the Gayrettepe area). This morning I went online to book an appointment ( Protected content and was offered three dates in July all of which are fully booked.
While I understand that it can be normal to have an appointment months ahead of the actual date you are trying to book (in my case today), is it normal to be provided with only three dates all of which are fully booked?
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Tracklist: Lupe Fiasco – Food & Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1
Food & Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1 will be arriving in stores on September 25th. So with the release date officially less than one month away, we finally get to see the official tracklist released via Amazon. Don't expect to see any big features either. Lupe kept it closed knit. Casey Benjamin, Poo Bear, Bilal, Guy Sebastian, Jane $$$, and Jason Evigian are the only people featured across 17 titles. Hit the break for the full tracklist.
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Lupe Fiasco – Food & Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1 Tracklist
1. Ayesha Says (Intro)
2. Strange Fruition (Feat. Casey Benjamin)
3. ITAL (Roses)
4. Around My Way (Freedom Ain t Free)
5. Audubon Ballroom
6. B*tch Bad
7. Lamborghini Angels
8. Put Em Up
9. Heart Donor (Feat. Poo Bear)
10. How Dare You (Feat. Bilal)
11. Battle Scars (with Guy Sebastian)
12. Brave Heart (Feat. Poo Bear)
13. Form Follows Function
14. Cold War (Feat. Jane $$$)
15. Unforgivable Youth (Feat. Jason Evigian)
16. Hood Now (Outro)
17. Things We Must Do For Others
6 Responses to "Tracklist: Lupe Fiasco – Food & Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1"
MosDef on August 30th, 2012 3:52 pm
I'm glad there's no big features. Looking forward to it. So far I've liked the singles so looks like I will be coping.
AfricaRising on August 30th, 2012 4:39 pm
I'm exicted about this project! I've always been a Lupe head, but Lasers didn't happen lol!
HoodRiddance on August 30th, 2012 5:40 pm
havent been this hyped for an album since the Throne! got my calendar marked
A$AP NayNo on August 30th, 2012 7:07 pm
Sh*t Sucks Like Vacuum…
myjestik on August 31st, 2012 2:56 am
I really hope this is good.
The Royal One on August 31st, 2012 3:30 am
So far It's going to be better than Lasers but we'll see September 25th.
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On Aug. 23, the Honors Program had a Luau to welcome all their new members to Fairmont State University.
The Luau is an annual tradition, explained Honors Program President Anthony Errigo. He stated that the event has two main goals. The event is constructed to welcome the new students and to help form bonds between the new and existing members of the program. "It's our welcome to them; we want it to be fun," Errigo said.
Errigo said the Luau was very successful this year, helping Honors Program members begin to form bonds as a learning community. He was pleased with the turnout for the event.
"It just shows we're off to a great start," Errigo said. "The Honors Program isn't just about academics. We are a true community. These events are designed to build this community. We would like our members to attend events so that they can be a part of it."
Around 112 new students joined the Honors Program this year, according to the Director of the Fairmont State Honors Program, Dr. Robert Baker.
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Errigo encourages students who are dedicated to learning to join the Honors Program.
"Being a part of the Honors Program, is essentially being a part of a collection of students who really strive for an education. Our members know that Fairmont State University is not a diploma factory. You don't come here for just a diploma, but you come to expand your thinking and to really experience a higher education," Errigo said.
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Students must apply for admission into the Honors Program and must meet certain academic requirements. Students must have a 26 composite score on the ACT or an 1180 on the SAT.
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Spartans Victorious Over #21-Ranked Coe
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The battle of the unbeatens in Iowa Conference play on Saturday was reduced by one on Saturday. The University of Dubuque Spartans (4-2 overall, 3-0 in IIAC) scored early and often as they captured the contest over the #21-ranked Coe College Kohawks on their homecoming by a 38-14 score. It was the Kohawks first loss of the season and dropped them to 5-1 overall and 2-1 in IIAC action.
Intermittent light rain didn't slow the Spartan offense and after less than three minutes into the game, UD scored on a 51 yard touchdown pass from Bryan Bradshaw to Tyler Rutenbeck for the first score in the game. Seven minutes later the host Kohawks scored on a two yard run to knot the game at 7-7. After one quarter the game was tied 7-7. The second quarter was all Spartans as Chris Bagley scored at 13:46 on a 26 yard pass from Bradshaw on a one play drive. Ten minutes later UD used a nine play, 79 yard drive to stretch their lead on a 28 yard pass to Bagley from Bradshaw 21-7. The Spartans got the ball back with time running down in the first half and scored with 1:09 left on a 65 yard pass to Tyler Rutenbeck from Bradshaw to increase the Spartan lead 35-7 at halftime.
The quieted Kohawks crowd was left with not much to cheer about in the second half after the Spartans scored at 8:49 of the third quarter on a four yard catch from Bradshaw to Rutenbeck. It was Rutenbeck's third touchdown catch of the afternoon and he would finish with four catches for 165 yards. Kicker Curtis Prull added a 35 yard fieldgoal with 1:31 left of the third as UD led 38-7. The Kohawks added a touchdown at 13:13 of the final quarter of play on a 13 yard run which ended the scoring on Saturday 38-14.
UD's defense held Coe to just 88 yards of passing as the Spartans Bradshaw finished with 17-26 pass attempts for 311 yards in the air and a five touchdown day. Bagley caught four passes for 76 yards and a pair of touchdowns. On the ground, Kyle Acker dominated the Coe defense with 28 rushes for 151 yards. Acker would carry defenders along with him to end the afternoon with an average of 5.4 yards a carry.
Blaine Snitker led the Spartans defense once again with 10 tackles as teammates Dustin Sorrentino finished with nine tackles and Darren Myles added eight in the victory. The defense held the top-ranked Kohawks to 11 first downs on the afternoon and a total offense of just 211 yards. UD finished the day with 520 yards of offense and 23 first downs. Possession time favored the Spartans 39:15 to the Kohawks 20:45.
The Spartans host Wartburg College next Saturday, Oct. 26 at 1:00 p.m. The Knights are 5-1 overall, 3-0 in IIAC after they beat Luther 24-21 in Decorah "live on KCRG 9.2" on Saturday. The Knights lone loss was to Bethel by a 17-30 margin.


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More ecofriendly, more sustainable: A geophysicist from Freie Universität uses seismic waves to eliminate some exploratory drilling
They can't talk, but they do offer answers: Geophysicist Serge Shapiro uses seismic waves to coax the secrets out of deep layers of stone. Thanks to his invention, it will not be necessary to drill as much to explore underground reservoirs in the future.
Scientists at Freie Universität Berlin, Universität Stuttgart, and the Max Planck Institute of Chemical Energy Conversion (MPI CEC) in Mühlheim Discover Molecule with Stable Magnetization
Imagine storing a thousand times more information on your hard disk: Miniaturization of devices is an important goal in contemporary science and technology. Data storage devices form the cornerstone of the technologically advanced world that we live in. In current data storage devices information is currently stored at the macroscopic level, but the ultimate aim is to be able to store information in individual molecules. So far this vision has remained beyond the reach of scientists.
Fifty years ago, Germany's first Institute of Comparative Literature was founded – at Freie Universität Berlin
It's just a word, but for Peter Szondi it made all the difference: The institute to be founded in December 1965 at Freie Universität would not be called merely the "Seminar for Comparative Literature" but rather the "Seminar for General and Comparative Literature."
The Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum explore the history of collections in Berlin as part of a research alliance.
The Botanic Garden in Berlin's Dahlem district is known for its rare and exotic plants, such as titan arum (Amorphophallus titanum), the world's largest flower, which blooms only every couple of years, with a meters-tall inflorescence – and a distinctive odor of carrion, which has also earned it the name "corpse flower."
Muhammed, a Syrian refugee, learns German at Freie Universität
Talking in coherent sentences about experiences, hopes, and goals – according to the European framework of reference for languages, language learners have to be able to do this at a certain level of learning. Muhammed's German language skills are not yet quite up to the task; he still feels more comfortable in English at this point.
Historian Ricardo Pérez Montfort and sociologist Marco Estrada Saavedra are visiting scholars at the Institute for Latin American Studies at Freie Universität
The two scholars agree that the atmosphere here is perfect for dedicating yourself to research. Both scholars are using this semester-long visit to make great progress in their respective projects.
Research Alumni Program offers grants for 2-6 weeks research stays
The Research Alumni Program at Freie Universität offers doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers from abroad grants for research stays at Freie Universität.


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- Manage the Sales & Business Development process / pipeline for business and ensure adequate delivering and achieves result in all businesses.
- Liaison with Estimation and Corporate Manager on submission of bid documents.
- Interact with General Managers to maintain relationships with customers during project execution, especially from the point of generating additional work orders.
- Provide inputs to management based on client information to enable the organization to develop capability building in areas that will give us strategic leverage for future projects.
- Gather and analyse market intelligence for new projects and opportunities.
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Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV's to: [email protected]
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Cleaver Fulton Rankin reaches £100,000 fundraising milestone for local charitiesApril 21, 2017
Leading Belfast law firm, Cleaver Fulton Rankin has raised over £100,000 for local charities since it began its Charity of the Year initiative in 2012.
The law firm launched its charity initiative only five years ago to raise vital funds for the local community in Northern Ireland. The firm has since supported Cancer Focus, the Alzheimer's Society, The Prince's Trust, Northern Ireland Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support.
All fundraising activities have been organised through Cleaver Fulton Rankin's dedicated Charity Committee, supported by the firm's staff, their families and business associates of the firm. In order to support valuable local projects, Cleaver Fulton Rankin organised various fundraising events including a 'Euro' inspired CFR 5-A-Side Football Tournament, A Night at the Races, Bond and Ghostbusters Cinema Nights and Cycle Spin-a-thons. Individuals across the firm have also undertaken marathons, cycle challenges, and various other endurance style events to raise money.
On the back of another successful year, in which the firm raised over £15,500 for Macmillan Cancer Support, Cleaver Fulton Rankin will be supporting Barnardo's throughout 2017 and will be raising money for valuable services including the Young Carers service and Family Resource Centres which will benefit the local community throughout Northern Ireland.
Director of Barnardo's Northern Ireland, Lynda Wilson said, "We are very pleased to have the support of Cleaver Fulton Rankin for the next year and look forward to working with them. We are both long-established organisations with close links to the local community, so I think we will have much to build on. Our aim in the partnership with Cleaver Fulton Rankin is that both organisations will benefit and that ultimately we will be able to support those children and young people who need us the most."
"Our Family Resource Centres offer support for families with children up to the age of 12 who are experiencing some form of family difficulty. We provide parenting education and support and assessment. While our two Early Intervention services provide support for families with children aged 0 -18 years in their own homes.
"Our Young Carer's Service supports children and young people who help care for a parent or sibling. We can provide one-to-one support, or perhaps work with their school to put support arrangements in place or we can provide social outlets as it's important they have the same opportunity as other young people to be with their friends and enjoy new experiences."
Cleaver Fulton Rankin, Managing Director, Karen Blair added, "As a small/medium sized organisation, we pride ourselves on our commitment to CSR projects and have produced results surpassing our own expectations since we began our Charity Initiative in 2012. We are delighted to be supporting the valuable work of Barnardo's this year. All staff throughout the firm are really looking forward to raising vital funds for these local projects, which will help provide valuable services to support vulnerable children and their families."
In addition to its nominated Charity of the Year Initiative, Cleaver Fulton Rankin has also supported other charitable causes with which staff and client contacts have close affiliations. Friends of the Cancer Centre, Simon Community, Haven's Rally for Haiti, the North and West Belfast Branch of the National Autistic Society are just a few good causes for which staff and contacts have fundraised, which thanks to its CSR strategy, Cleaver Fulton Rankin has been able to support either financially, or in kind.
Caption: Pictured are Billy McMillan Assistant Director of Barnardo's Children's Services, Aoibheann Doherty Regional Fundraising Manager at Barnardo's, and Karen Blair Managing Director at Cleaver Fulton Rankin.


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Day 1 [November 8th, 2009]
The 'Antler and Thistle' bar. Heh! Not sure if this is a good omen or a bad omen. On one hand, Antler, good for a hunter like myself, however, I'm not too wild about the 'Thistle' part though.
It's been a hard several months this last job. Nothing worse that working for someone who thinks they know what they're doing. Camp here, camp there. The idiot might as well as put a sign on the side of the road saying 'Idiot's Camp Site Over Here =>'. I guess he never heard about trying to find an easily defendable area.
Might as well get some food and drink, and hope that something will appear to do. I'm tired of working for these idiots. I think it's about time that I've started looking out for myself and benefited from the hard work and boring hours.
Looking around this place, there really isn't that much to see. Barmaids with great 'assets', and people with no idea what they are doing. Oh well, at least the ale is decent, maybe I'll just drink until something happens.
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I have created the Info path form.
Once the new form created i need to send the email to users which the user selected in the people picker field.
Is that possible to do this using Designer,or VS 2010.
Give some reference to do this.
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I am working on SharePoint 2007. I have created 2 List called "Config List" (this is a list) and "Vacation Form" (this is form library & form designed in infopath). I have also created a workflow on form library "Vacation Form"
in Share Point Designer 2007.
With the use of this workflow I am creating some task and updating "Vacation Form".
Now I want to deploy these three thing (Config List, Vacation Form & workflow) on other server.
How do I create a package or WSP file to install these things on different server.
I need to send a reminder to the person whom a task has been assigned 3 days before a due date. We also wants to re-use this workflow/time job on other lists as well. Name of the lists can be different??
Also if the due date gets change it should change the reminder accordingly.
Which approach i should take to achieve this??
I created repeating section drop down. This drop down gets data from the list.
Now i create a work flow in a share point designer. I want to get all the repeating values in the work flow which i want to send a email with all values.
But in share point designer i can get only ROOT value, and can not get the child.. Means the first value of the section, not others.
Please help me to get all the values.
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We had a 3rd party into to develop the share-point service, This is really a very difficult situation not the solution but the documents that are stored and the way it was retrieved.
The real thing is that we receive an item it is booked into SAP and then we send an automated xml to set up a local site this site will then have details from the SAP system fed by ABAP. After the site is created, and then we add documents files
and .jpg. These documents must show a detailed audit trail so that if challenged in a court of law can show who had access and who updated documents.
SO the problem is
1 Site Collection that is 170gig and the design means that we have 1600 sites and these contain images that are stored in the single site collection. How do we remove the full documents and images and replace with links rather than the doc, img.
2. We have around 8 business units the problem is that they can share information acros
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i want to create a particular folder structure in picture library whenever i add a new item to item to a list. for eg if i add a new item is added to a list a folder with same name as the title of the item added should
be created in picture library with a fixed subfolder structure inside the main folder .Is it possible if i use a custom list or should i use an infopath form instead of custom list . Iam using sharepoint 2010 and infopath 2010 .
can someone help me with this?
i'm using wss 3.0 and infopath 2007.
i have a form that need to be approved by a specific approver.
first when the user submit the form it send an email to the specific approver and the form is also submitted to a library.
so the approver gets an email and the approver need to get the form submitted to his library.
the email part is working fine. now i miss the library part.
i think i need to use a workflow. but how can i create a workflow that assinged a to-do item to a specific approver instead of a group.
in my library i have the following fields:
form name, created by and aprrover's name.
now i need the workflow to look up for the name of the approver and send an "assigned a to-do item" to the specific approver of the form
How to create Custom workflow approval form in sharePoint 2010.?
I have to create serial approval workflow with 3 stages,
1. In each of approval stage, Approver has to approve and update the value in the SharePoint List.
2. Workflow email should have email link to workflow list item.
Please let us know how to achieve this. Is this possible using Out of Box workflow?
I have used the following link:
I can view the form, create a new form and publish the form to the library on submit. However, When I try to create an approval WorkFlow on the site, I get "This Form Has Been Closed".
I have a task list created and I have the form library set up to display web part pages. I published the form from the main SharePoint server. How can I add a workflow to this Web Form?
I need to define a workflow where every night it checks the end date and if it is in past it should delete that list item. To achieve this I defined two workflows on the list which satrt when item created or modified. One workflow just checks the date and
if past deletes the item. Another workflow I have defined as timer workflow which pauses untill 1am next day and then updates a hidden filed in the list item which triggers another instance of the timer workflow as well as deletion workflow.
Everything works fine if I remove the pause Until action, but if I use Pause Until or Pause For Duration the workflow does not resume and throws error workflow failed to run.
I googled and found this issue with 2007 and some hotfixes but could not find any solution for 2010 Anyone experienced the same issue?
How do I set the Task Owner Instructions when using a CreateTask Activity within a State Machine Workflow. I am using the OOTB Approval Form within this workflow and I have tried using the following code within MethodInvoking of the CreateTask
activity. The Task is created successfully but the Task Owner Instructions appear blank.
= "Please Approve/Reject accordingly
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Can I create 3 columns Primary key in a list using the MOSS 2010 or 2007
Actually My requirement is
I collect some information by Country,State,Dist wise Temperature
1. India-Andraprades-Hyderabad-Temp-30
2. India-Andraprades-KarimNagar-Temp-30
here first 2 column is Same but 3rd column is different that's I required 3 column is Primary Key
Any one help me.
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I am looking to know what is possible and what is not with SharePoint?
How to achieve all the possible accessibilities in SharePoint?
Is it possible to make accessible all site types (Publishing, team sites,.)?
Please help me in understanding everything around SharePoint accessibility and first in preparing the requirement document. I have tried to see AKS site but there were some issues that are not clear for me at this level.
Thank you in advance,
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"Trash The Ash" – Reasons To Quit Smoking!
Most smokers start smoking when they are in their teens! Many are influenced by their friends, parents or relatives. Few of them start because they just want to try how it feels while some others think smoking gives them swag (makes them appear cool!).
Tar the roads, not your lungs!
Well, the use of tobacco is one of the main reasons for many unavoidable deaths in India. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), if smoking is left unchecked, it can kill a billion people in this century. This is almost equal to the number of people who live in India today.
Think about it!
Quitting the habit of smoking may take you forever; however, "where there is a will, there is a way". It's just a matter of willpower. Smoking not only leads to heart problems, lung cancers and breathing problems but many other problems as described below:
It forms a cloud in your mind: Smoking fogs your mind and increases the risk of brain stroke. Since the supply of blood to the brain is compromised, it can lead to vascular dementia. It also increases oxidative stress and inflammation, which might lead to memory loss and cause Alzheimer's.
A reason for diabetes: Tobacco intake increases the level of blood sugar. A smoker who already has diabetes is at a higher risk of developing health problems like retinopathy (vision loss), peripheral neuropathy (damaged nerves that can cause numbness, pain and poor coordination between legs and arms) and a lot more.
STOP…and take a step in the right direction!
It's bad for your sex life: Almost every organ of the body is affected by smoking. A healthy erection has a lot to do with a healthy heart, as it requires a good blood flow. Nicotine blocks up your arteries with fatty acids, which restrict the blood flow to the genitals. So think carefully before lighting up another cigarette, it may let you down!
It cuts down your life: Smoking can cause premature death. It has been observed that smokers live at least 10 years lesser than those who have never smoked. Quitting smoking when you're in your mid 30s can reduce the risk of death by at least by 90%.
Save your lungs, save your life.
It makes you old while you're young: Smoking can cause the skin to age rapidly. This change is clearly visible in chain smokers. The longer you smoke, the more you are likely to have wrinkling on your skin.
Quitting smoking can not only do you good, it can also be beneficial to your family and friends. You will protect the people around you from the consequences of passive smoking and also protect your children from emulating you. Take an oath today to share clean air! THANK YOU FOR NOT SMOKING.


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Just some recommendations to accompany you during the summer time :) enjoy!!!
I just want to say
I know I let you down, but I'm letting out
And I found a way that I can tell the truth, make it up to you.
I left home but there's one thing I still know
It's always summer in my heart and in my soul.
You've got skyrise buildings and a place to call your own
The downtown city life compliments your closet full of clothes
With your shades and your shoes and trendy to do's
You'll hit the sidewalks, the best stores and restaurants
Looking for something new.
what do you know? this house is falling apart
what can i say? this house is falling apart
we got no money, but we got heart
we're gonna rattle this ghost town
this house is falling apart
Tell me what you really want from me
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As you know, adding fresh herbs to any recipe takes it to another level. Here is a tip to make it easy so that you have fresh herbs close-at-hand whenever you need then.
Plan ahead and buy some herb plants when you are shopping for those annuals to plant in your yard. When filling your planters, mix a few herbs with your flowers for a fresh and fragrant combination.
I especially love cilantro, parsley, basil, oregano, and tarragon. Thyme is hardy and I use it as a ground cover in one of my flower beds.
Don't stop with annuals. Also try mixing with succulents, such as hens-and-chicks. Just remember to combine plants that have similar watering requirements.


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There's is nothing like a super cute bohemian dress to throw on when it's hot and with the 70's trending the way it is this is the perfect time to stack them up in your closet. From print to lace to silks and cottons, full on Bohemia (is that a word?) is in full swing and I for one an super ecstatic about it. I mean who doesn't want to rock comfy beautiful dresses on a daily basis...
especially when summer is right around the corner and even more especially when Summer indulgences like Gelato and Ice Blended's will be purchased regularly.
And here is the best part, styling these little cute numbers is so very easy. You need not think of anything complicated.. The dress, cute platforms or flatforms, a great bag and if it gets chilly an over sized blazer. Bam! Done. So easy!
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In response to ongoing concerns about underage drinking in La Cañada Flintridge, City Hall is hosting a forum next month designed to educate parents about teens' partying habits and how to keep their kids safe.
Titled "How to Survive Teen Parties," the April 27 forum at La Cañada Flintridge City Hall will feature speakers from the county Sheriff's and Fire departments, members of the city's Youth Council, a school district representative, local parents and others who will share approaches for talking to teens about the dangers of drug and alcohol use.
The forum, which will also advocate better parent-to-parent communication, will be moderated by Will Moffitt, president of the anti-substance abuse Community Prevention Council of La Cañada Flintridge.


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Keiren Westwood has been selected in the Republic of Ireland squad ahead of their forthcoming matches with Oman and Serbia.
The Owls goakeeper, a member of the the Republic squad who reached the last 16 of the European Championships in France last summer, has kept two clean sheets in four starts for Carlos Carvalhal's side this term.
Westwood, capped 18 times by his country, is vying with West Ham United's Darren Randolph and Portsmouth loanee David Forde for the number one spot.
The Republic entertain Oman at the Aviva Stadium on Wednesday, August 31, before kicking off their World Cup qualifying campaign with a trip to Serbia on Monday, September 5.
For our Owls news and opinion on twitter follow here
Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill said: "After the excitement of UEFA EURO 2016 it seems as if we had little time to enjoy some excellent performances during that tournament.
"The World Cup qualifying campaign is already upon us and we have a difficult set of fixtures in the coming months.
"The visit of Oman to the Aviva Stadium reminds us of the game they played in Dublin two years ago. That took place immediately before we embarked on our European qualifying campaign.
"This game is ideal preparation for our first qualifier against Serbia in Belgrade a few days later. The Oman game also gives us the chance to play in front of Ireland supporters who enhanced their own reputation in France. We are looking forward to both games."
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Republic of Ireland full squad:
Goalkeepers: Darren Randolph (West Ham United), Keiren Westwood (Sheffield Wednesday), David Forde (Portsmouth)
Defenders: Seamus Coleman (Everton), Cyrus Christie, Richard Keogh, Alex Pearce (Derby County) Paul McShane (Reading), John O'Shea (Sunderland), Ciaran Clark (Newcastle United), Marc Wilson (Bournemouth), Stephen Ward (Burnley)
Midfielders: James McClean (West Bromwich Albion), Glenn Whelan (Stoke City), Aiden McGeady, James McCarthy (Everton), Jeff Hendrick (Derby County), Stephen Quinn (Reading), David Meyler (Hull City), Harry Arter, Eunan O'Kane (Bournemouth), Callum O'Dowda (Bristol City), Robbie Brady, Wes Hoolahan (Norwich City)
Forwards: Robbie Keane (LA Galaxy), Shane Long (Southampton), Daryl Murphy (Ipswich Town), Jonathan Walters (Stoke City)


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The Newark Holy Stones are a set of artifacts purportedly discovered near Newark, Ohio by David Wyrick in 1860. These objects were claimed to have been discovered within a cluster of mounds and other earthworks just south of Newark, which is now regarded as belonging to the Hopewellian culture. The first of these stones was excavated in June 1860 by Wyrick with the help of his teenage son, and was named "The Newark Keystone," due to its shape resembling a keystone. Unlike the plethora of artifacts found in this region, the keystone was inscribed with Hebrew lettering containing one phrase on each side:
Wyrick presented this as evidence proving his theory that "The Lost Tribes of Israel" were the true moundbuilders, not the indigenous peoples of the region. The second holy stone, called the Newark Decalogue Stone, was discovered by Wyrick in November of the same year was found ten miles south of Newark at the Great Stone Mound. Wyrick, accompanied with a small group of men, came across a stone with a condensed Hebrew inscription of the Ten Commandments which surrounded a picture of a human figure described by Wyrick as none other than Moses. This became known as the Decalogue Stone due to its inscription of the Ten Commandments and was used to further prove his theory of the presence of The Lost Tribes.
These artifacts seemed to verify Wyrick's theory of the origins of the Moundbuilders, but many questions arose concerning their validity upon closer inspection. After the Keystone was deemed a genuine find by local authority, more knowledgeable experts found the inscriptions consistent of a modern style of Hebrew writing which is conflicting with its alleged date of 431 B.C. The "Lost Tribes of Israel" would have used the pre-Exilic "Old Hebrew" alphabet, rather than the post-Exilic or "Square Hebrew" alphabet adopted in the time of Ezra by the Jews. Due to arising speculation, outside experts wished to view the object first hand. Wyrick made the trip to Cincinnati on July 17 where the allegations were further verified, in addition to the inscription issues the keystone was said to be much too fresh and was not stained in accordance to its alleged dating. By fall 1860 the keystone was defined a crude hoax.
There is some speculation as to who made the stones, one would assume Wyrick created them in order to prove his theory, yet some feel otherwise. In 1861 Wyrick published a pamphlet which describes his account of the discoveries; it included woodcuts of the inscriptions found on the stones. When comparing Wyrick's woodcuts of the Decalogue to the actual inscription found on the stone Wyrick made 38 or more errors out of the 256 Hebrew letters, in which he either made a legible letter illegible, even omitting some letters. Some believe that whoever created the stone had an imperfect knowledge of the language, and given that Wyrick made this many errors in addition, proves he had a far worse understanding, and therefore could not be the author. In addition to that, his woodcut of Moses presented similar inconsistencies. Wyrick's Moses is wearing a beret instead of a turban and is also in a 19th century dress, not a flowering robe as shown on the stone. Beverley H. Moseley, Jr., former art director of the Ohio Historical Society, has compared the carving of Moses on the stone to Wyrick's woodcut copy. It is his opinion as a professional artist that the same person could not have made these two images. Whether or not these inconsistencies were intentionally done by Wyrick to disprove his involvement is unknown, yet after his death Colonel Charles Whittlesey published a paper in which he discovered personal items such as a Hebrew Bible, engraving tools, and some black rock were found suggesting his involvement in the hoax.
The Newark Decalogue Stone, or "Holy Stone", is an artifact that measures 6-7/8" (17.5 cm) long, 2-7/8" (7.3 cm) wide, and 1-3/4" (4.2 cm) thick, and inscribed with Hebrew letters. It was found in the Newark, Ohio earthworks by David Wyrick in 1860. Along with the stone, a smooth sandstone box that had been hollowed out to encase the stone was also discovered. The post-Exilic Hebrew letters are carved into a dark limestone rock (the type of rock was identified by geologists Dave Hawkins and Ken Bork of Denison University), and arc around the outer rim of the stone face and back, encapsulating a carved figure in robes. The name Decalogue Stone, comes from the translation of the Hebrew letters that outline the religious and moral codes described in Exodus 20:2-17 and Deuteronomy 5:6-21, which refer to the Decalogue or Ten Commandments. As for the figure, he has been identified as Moses through the translation of the letters that crown his head.
The Decalogue Stone, along with the Keystone, were discovered in the context of a Hopewell earthen mound. This would suggest, if the stones were true artifacts, a connection with the Hopewell Indian culture, which thrived from 100 BC to 500 AD.
However, the stone is generally considered to be fraudulent, an example of pseudoarchaeology.
The Decalogue Stone is viewed with a healthy amount of skepticism, because the idea of Jews in the Americas before Columbus falls under the pseudoarchaeological belief that the Lost Tribes of Israel colonized America at sometime in the past. This is further followed by the now falsified theory of a Moundbuilder culture, which states that the great American earthworks were not built by the ancestors of the Native Americans but by a mysterious race of white settlers, such as the Lost Tribes or Norse Vikings. Further speculation is added by the prevalence of hoaxes and false testimony in this area of study, such as the Cardiff Giant, the Los Lunas Decalogue Stone and Beringer's Stones.
Among some of the hoax theories is that Wyrick, the discoverer of the stone, planted it at the site. Because Wyrick was an archaeologist and had access to the site, he could have easily placed the stone in an area of his choosing and simply "discovered" it the next day. However, there are other points that are highly contested.
It is asserted that Wyrick believed that the Lost Tribes of Israel had crossed into America and settled there (see Mound builder (people)), and because he believed this theory, it is asserted that he would be driven to plant fake artifacts to verify it. This conjecture is postulated, though not solely, by archaeologist Stephen Williams in his book Fantastic Archaeology, though not necessarily supported. However, others assert that since Wyrick did not mention his belief in the Lost Tribes theory in any of his pamphlets or essays on the artifact, Wyrick did not hold such beliefs.
The inscriptions on the stone are another point of contention. Though Wyrick was a man familiar with Hebrew and various types of artifacts, it is unlikely that he wrote the symbols or the image of Moses. In his pamphlets and woodcarvings of the artifact, Wyrick made 38 errors when copying the inscription from the Decalogue Stone. Also, though the language on the Stone is not perfect post-Exilic Hebrew, the errors are at regular intervals, so it could either be a dialect or the particular style of an individual. However, the letters being in post-Exilic cannot be right if the inscription is supposed to be from a Lost Tribe. To be from a Lost Tribe of Israel, the letters should have been in pre-Exilic. If Wyrick was going to bother making a believable hoax, he would have used pre-Exilic. Furthermore, there is his later discovery of the Keystone, a wedge shaped stone—like a large thick arrowhead—made from novaculite and inscribed with fairly Modern Hebrew letters. There is very little reason for Wyrick to change the lettering from one artifact to another. Also, Modern Hebrew has taken a millennium to develop from pre-Exilic and post-Exilic. The idea that almost identical letters could develop isolated from each other is highly unlikely. Finally, in regards to the figure depicted on the artifact, when Beverley H. Moseley, Jr., a former art director from the Ohio Historical Society, compared the images of Moses in Wyrick's woodcarvings (these woodcarvings were used to preserve 3D representations of the Stone) and the artifact he found that the stylistic aspects were too different for the artists to be the same.
From this, many draw the conclusion that Wyrick is in fact innocent of falsifying evidence, and that he is the subject of someone else's hoax. In fact, Wyrick himself, in 1863—a year before his death—expressed in a letter to Joseph Henry that he might have been a victim of a hoax.
Rev. John W. McCarty and Elijah Sutton were both residents of Newark when the Decalogue Stone (and the Keystone) was found. Elijah Sutton was a stonecutter with no other direct link to the event other than his part in carving Wyrick's headstone when he died. However, it is asserted that because the Decalogue Stone is made from similar materials and is of the same width (thickness) as his headstones, he must have cut the stone. As for Rev. John W. McCarty, he played a more direct role in the artifact's discovery.
It was with the help of McCarty that the stone was translated. Upon receiving the stone McCarty was able to translate it within hours. It is also not egregiously wrong to say that many Christian clergy would support the idea of the Lost Tribes myth during the 1800s, for it not only validated the Biblical tale of the Lost Tribes but also implied their religious right to continue colonize America and their Christianization of the Native Americans. However, it is not uncommon for a member of the clergy to be well versed in Hebrew and thus be able to decipher an inscription with relative ease. Also, McCarty did not get the translation right the first time. When deciphering the letters above the figure's head, McCarty first believed that it read "Messiah" and thus thought the figure was Jesus. Upon further study, he realized it read "Moses" instead, and released a second translation.
There were other stones found at the Newark site, like the Keystone. Two other stones were also found at Newark shortly after Wyrick's death (they have since been lost). However, they were quickly dismissed as fakes when the local dentist, John H. Nicol, claimed that he had carved and introduced the stones to the site. Finally, a fifth stone was found at the same site as the Decalogue stone two years later by David M. Johnson, a banker, and Dr. Nathaniel Roe Bradner, a physician. This fifth stone, named the Johnson-Bradner Stone, was also inscribed with post-Exilic Hebrew. The Johnson-Bradner Stone has since been lost.
Through this evidence, it is easy to assert that all three men, David Wyrick, Rev. John W. McCarty and stonecutter Elijah Sutton, may not have created the stone. However, this does not mean that the Decalogue Stone is credible. The lack of a perpetrator does not give way to plausibility. There is already proof that several stones found at this site were in fact forgeries, such as the two stones made by John H. Nicol. Also, the archaeological contexts in which the Decalogue Stone and the Keystone were found are still unknown. For all cultural and physical evidence, as outlined above, little credibility is allowed for these stones.


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Join fans within and outside the country as they vouch for their favorite college team competing against strong players. Also, follow your favorite players and watch them during their training and games. Participating teams from different colleges ranges from Atlantic Division, East and West Division to the Mountain Division. Lastly, create your own team in fantasy football and have fun in the ever heart pumping, adrenaline rushing moments as they play against other enthusiasts' teams.
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Some more or less recent stuff, focussed on GIFs. Or other web animations. Or something else loosely connected to that.
"Checking Patriarchy and Dogma Through the Art of the GIF"
I am astonished that, from time to time, there are still articles about the pronunciation debate that are worth linking to, because they add a new aspect. In this case we find some socio-linguistic and media-theoretical background, which makes us wonder we we even bother.
When reading about the Olympic games and GIFs during August, it probably wasn't about short clips of the athletes, but rather about the fact that the IOC has forbidden to publish content from the event in form of GIFs or similar animations for its media partners.
Here you can see how people on Twitter reacted to that restriction. And here we have two commentaries on that issue, one from a PR perspective and another from the viewer perspective.
While the IOC seems to see only negative sides of GIFs, other praise them as marketing tools. Here is an analysis of the economic value of GIFs for marketing business innovation buzzword buzzword blah asdbhb qwebkh profit! … Jokes aside – this article is merely one example of how GIFs and other web animations are seen as a tool for strategic communications/PR. We've seen this for years now and it's increasing, of course. So I thought a quick reminder like this would be nice to keep in mind that our cultural goods are open to everyone, even if this might turn out to be annoying.
You might know /r/behindthegifs, but I wasn't aware of the web comic "Behind the GIFs" by Andy C. Stuart. And I thought I could put some more amusing stuff into this link list, not only rants about GIFs being taken over by companies and so on :)
Gfycat has a short note about their GIF URL naming conventions that, in one case, even turned into a GIF-naming recursion.
Why not tell the history of GIFs as a fairy tale? Kenyatta Cheese did that, as you can watch here or read here.


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Students being addressed by the Luanda Nganyi Community leaders
In line with trans-disciplinary programmes, the institute organized a fieldwork trip for the first cohort of Masters and PhD students.
The team left bright and early on Monday the Seventh of April and made their way across the county to the Royal city hotel in Kisumu that was to be the base until the weekend.
The first meeting was held on the 8th of April where Dr. Opondo,who was leading the excursion, briefed the students on the purpose and the programme that was to be followed over the next week.
The fieldwork was to appreciate and evaluate the work being done by ICPAC to assist farmers use scientific/indigenous knowledge to adopt effective strategies for coping with the climatic conditions in three areas.
The first day was dedicated to visiting the three sites. Reru is a very disciplined community who hold the Catholic Church and their priest in very high esteem. ICPAC was able to penetrate the community through the priest and was able to disseminate the predictions for rainfall and to advise the farmers as to the best time to plant through the good relationship between the priest and the community.
The Nganyi community from Luanda get their confidence from the indigenous knowledge passed from ancestors who the greater Luhya and Luo communities, and others further afield have turned to for advice on rain predictions.
The Nyahera is a community that is besieged by the advancing Kisumu city boundaries. Many in the area are seeing more benefit in real estate that is in selling their land rather than engaging in sustainable agriculture.
Against this background, the students divided themselves into groups and developed instruments to assess the work being done by ICPAC at two of the three sites.The rest of the days were dedicated to carrying out the work, distributing the questionnaires, selecting participants and conducting focus group discussions.
The Students approached the project with zeal and worked late into the night to ensure that their instruments were developed in time. On reaching the field, they began with the survey, then key informant interviews and finally the focus group discussions.The enthusiasm of the students saw many of them using 'Boda-boda' (motor cycle) taxis to cover ground and to reach their destinations in time.
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