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I often take a while to answer questions. Even when I'm asked questions in person, and the question is a simple as, "So how long did it take you to get here?" You know, a question that has an easy answer but requires a second of thought, as opposed to "How ya doin?" I often go into this long pause for no reason at all. For example, when I first started working at a pet store, when I was eighteen, one of my parents' friends was in the store and he asked me, "So how do you like working here?" And I just stood there looking at him. I absolutely adored working there, but I wasn't answering him. The tiny gears in my head were shifting, slowly, to tell me that I'd just been asked a question, and that there was an answer, and the answer had to go from a feeling into words and into my mouth and into an answer. All the while, my boss was standing right next to me, looking at me. That meaningless pause turned into a seemingly pregnant pause, for no reason at all. When the words finally came out, it was a moment that had subtext that I had composed entirely without meaning to. (I'm sure you can only imagine what that's like for me when I'm in a relationship).
I was watching this episode of Grey's Anatomy recently that offered me a little insight into that function of the brain. Those one-hour dramas are often far better depictions of reality than any reality show (except for The Amazing Race. Awesome reality show). See, this guy had the connections between his left brain and right brain surgically severed in an effort to reduce his seizures, and in recovery he couldn't remember the names of things and people. He knew the people, knew everything about them, and knew that he knew their names. But, as the doctor explained, the info has to travel over to the left side of the brain before it can be processed into words and then into speech. His brain was going to have to re-learn the paths.
I am left-handed, which means that in theory, my right brain is ruling. And I'm more left-handed than most people. I'm left sided. I sometimes don't even do my hair on one side of my head, which is textbook-typical of a severely right-brained person. The side that doesn't use words. Once the words are formed, it already doesn't make sense to me for there having been any delay. It always feels like I did it by some kind of choice.
And I really don't think we should come with instructions. I don't like it when people have all these complicated things we must know about them. We all have to learn basic things about interacting with each other because, if anything, it's just polite.
Soooo, ummmmmmmmmm……..I might not be able to get to the answer your question right away, but, if you want to, I'll take you with me on a colorful scenic route.


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What are skills?
Skills are things you learn which help you to do certain tasks. You might learn new skills through work, study or activities you do in your spare time.
Your skills are important because they help you show an employer why you should get a job. If you're able to recognise and talk about your skills, you'll find it easier to do things like write a CV or answer interview questions.
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There are lots of ways of talking about skills. To make it easier, we've developed four categories which will help you understand where your skills lie.
- People and communication – skills which involve talking and listening, explaining things or working with others
- Practical – hands-on skills, such as fixing or building things, or conducting experiments
- Thinking – like problem solving, research or coming up with ideas
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You already have lots of skills – and they don't just come from jobs. You'll also have developed skills at school, college or uni, at any clubs or teams you attend. You'll have picked them up during volunteering, work experience placements or internships. Even at home, think about skills your parents or friends have taught you.
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Look back over your work, studies or leisure activities and think about the tasks you completed in each. This helps you identify the skills you've learned.
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Transferable skills are skills which you can use in lots of different jobs. We picked five common skills employers want to see on your CV.
You take responsibility for your own work and don't wait to be told what to do. You're motivated and look for ways to improve things.
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You can look at a situation and understand what's causing a problem or issue, then develop a solution. You're not put off if something goes wrong.
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We asked people what skills they need in order to do their jobs.
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There are lots of ways to develop new skills, or build on your old ones.
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- Ask to work on projects with other teams
- Shadow someone if you want to learn more about the skills they use in their job
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If you're trying to pick up skills that would be relevant to a job you want:
- Get some work experience or try volunteering in a relevant role
- Look for other extracurricular activities, like evening classes or joining a club

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These are part of Long Story Shorts series. Some of them refer directly to situations in my life, some of them are just based of my observations. Every piece is based on nice pastel style, that drives you in good mood, but negative skin colour cause I get some attention on things that aren't so kind. Like people and their behaviour.
About the Artist
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I'm self-taught art director based in Warsaw (Poland).
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What's your style? //
Minimalism of course! Technique isn't that important. I just want to feel free.
If I could turn back time, who would we go and meet? //
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You've got a choice of any super hero, which one? //
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Next into the room was Sarasan. Unfortunately, it was not the bounty hunter's day, as the Chuul, known to the Priests as the Scion of the Sea, casts a spell which dismisses the bounty hunter back to the Shadow realm. Roakk'ad however, was not perturbed and continued his relentless assault.
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So why not do the same when free-piecing a barn? My most readily available material is scrap fabric. Yes, I do have fat quarters and some half yards, but those aren't cut. My scraps are already variously cut. Most are sorted by color. Given that most of my scraps are small, less than 2 inches square, I was limited in the type of barn I could effectively build. This photo, taken near Llanegryn, North Wales, gave me all the inspiration I needed to dig into my scrap boxes.
I set the scraps aside while I worked on another project. Once that was done, I cobbled strips of scraps together to make the building. Then decided the rest of the quilt needed to be cobbled with strips of strips!
This barn building project took several attempts where I had to look and troubleshoot. That was the fun part and the most rewarding! Let me explain.
Problem #1. After I had sewn all of the scraps for the building together, I realized that the combination of dark fabric I chose for the window was too chaotic and also too large. I wasn't going to pick out all the stitches to get to the middle pieces of three rows. So I raw edge appliqued a square of black fabric with light gray zigzag stitches so that it would stand out clearly.
Problem #2. The scrap pieces above the window looked too bulky to have been reasonably used as "building material". After all, who would want to heft a stone as big as a window opening up to higher levels. These barns were made manually, not with hydraulic lifts! Once again, raw edge applique to the rescue. You can see the "patched stones" in the following photo.
This shows that there is more than one way to solve the problems. One need not stick to methods or "rules". One can un-sew and re-sew, but in this case, that was not practical. I quote Gwen Marston, from her book Liberated Quiltmaking (1996), "The most important solution to remember as you build your houses is learn by doing. Figuring things out as you work keeps your interest high and makes the building process fun. Once you get going, you will be surprised at how ideas come to you with solutions for every pesky problem." This is what I love about free piecing. The results don't have to be perfect. The process demands imagination from the maker. It also engages the imagination of those who see the quilt and recognize the resultant character it holds.


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Technology has shown advancement in every sphere and the development of weapons is no exception in this context. One of the most popular and progressed weapons introduced in the market in the recent times has been the AR15 range of rifles. The AR-15 rifle refers to any of the three rifles including AmraLite AR-15, Colt AR-15, and AR-15 variants.
AmraLite AR-15:
This particular rifle is selective fire, air-cooled, 5.56×45mm, magazine-fed rifle, with a rotating bolt and straight-line recoil design operating with gas. This rifle is more lightweight than any other rifle that falls in this category. The ArmaLite AR-15 is considered much superior to a variety of AR-15 variants.
Colt AR-15:
Introduced in 1964, this weapon is also a lightweight, magazine-fed, 5.56×45mm, air-cooled and semi-automatic with a rotating bolt operating with gas. It was designed in a way so that it can be produced with the use of aluminum alloys as well as synthetic materials.Colt AR-15has prepared several distinct kinds of AR-15 rifles and carbine replicas such as AR-15, AR-15A2, AR-15A3, HBAR, Sporter, Target, Government, Match and others.
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August 2, 2016 – August 3, 2016
The Third PRASASTI International Seminar
Theme: "Current Research in Linguistics"
Linguistics Postgraduate Program of Universitas Sebelas Maret in commemorating the university anniversary is proudly to hold an international seminar on recent linguistics research. This scientific meeting accommodates linguistics scholars, experts as well as anybody who has interest in researching languages to share their ideas and findings.
The theme of the meeting is Sharing Ideas and Findings of Recent Linguistics Research which cover any interest under Linguistics such as Descriptive Linguistics (Phonology, Morphology, Discourse Analysis, Ethnolinguistics), Psycholinguistics and Language Acquisition, Pragmatics, Linguistics for Translation, Systemic Functional Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, and any application of Linguistics for any purposes.
Call for Papers
We invite proposals for paper presentations, which should be submitted in abstract form from 10 February to 15 May 2016. Abstract for the paper presentation should be no more than 400 words completed with references. The abstract should include the description of the study, the summary of the main part of the presentation (highly expected the results of the study), five keywords and the references. Abstract is written in English.
Full paper is submitted after receiving notification of abstract acceptance. Full paper is written in 5 pages that should cover abstract, background of the study, theoretical review and methodology of the study, findings and discussion, conclusion, and references. Full paper is written in either English or Bahasa Indonesia.
Abstract and full paper are written in A4 paper with 11 Times New Romance font; 3-3-3-3 margin; single space and are submitted to email@example.com (cc: firstname.lastname@example.com)
Working Language
The working language of the conference is English or Bahasa Indonesia
Keynote Speakers
1. Dr. Foong Ha Yap (Polytechnic University of Hong Kong)
2. Mohamed Zain Sulaiman, Ph.D. (UKM, editor Gema journal)
3. Fazal Mohamad Mohamad Sultan (UKM)
4. Pardi (Balai Bahasa Jateng)
5. Prof. Dr.Sumarlam, M.S.
6. Prof. Riyadi Santosa, M.Ed. Ph.D.
Key Dates
15 May 2016 : Abstract Submission Deadline
6 June 2016 : Notification of Abstract Acceptance
30 June 2016 : Full Paper Submission Deadline
7 June – 17 July 2016 : Conference Payment
2-3 August 2016 : The 3rd PRASASTI International Seminar on Recent Linguistics Research
Post Seminar Activities
4 August 2016 : Post Seminar Tutorial Program on International Journal Article Publication*
*free for UNS students; non UNS students are charged IDR 50,000 for snack, lunchbox and certificate
Venue: SYARIAH HOTEL SOLO
Jl Adi Sucipto No 47Solo – Central Java
Indonesia – 57174
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Overseas Presenters and Participants
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Deluxe – US$ 150 (single per hotel room)
Local Presenters
Standard – IDR 1,000,000 (shared hotel room)
Deluxe – IDR 1,200,000 (single per hotel room)
Local Participants
Standard – IDR 800,000 (shared hotel room)
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Payment should be made by bank transfer to:
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The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club will host the seventh annual Club Marine Pittwater Sail Expo on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th April 2018, from 10am – 4pm.
The Club Marine Pittwater Sail Expo is a free event which opens the doors for the public to meet with marine industry professionals. The Expo will feature a range of exhibitors showcasing an extensive array of marine products and services for the experienced and the casual sailor.
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Bundoran shop sells massive €12.1m lotto jackpot
There's huge excitement in Bundoran where a €12.1m lotto quick pick has been sold by a local shop.
Last night news emerged that the huge lotto jackpot had been won in the north west and at 6am this morning Brian McGovern, owner of the American House grocery and newsagents at Main Street on the bridge in Bundoran took a phone call from the National Lottery to say his shop had sold the winner.
By Michael Daly
The lucky winner bought a 12 euro quick pick on Wednesday and their numbers, 13, 14, 24, 31, 35, 43 and bonus number 21 have given them a life changing amount of money.
This morning the shop was very busy with regular customers and many others dropping in to congratulate Brian and his staff. Jackie Gaye, Agnes Hastings, Majella Hegarty and the boss, Brian, were very excited by the news and were checking numbers for hopefuls.
Majella Hegarty, who has worked at The American House for more than 20 years now says there is "huge excitement" at the shop. "We have no idea yet if it was bought by a local person, a holiday maker or someone passing through. We have lots of passing trade as this is a good location on the main street".
She said they got an early morning call from the boss Brian to ask the staff to come in early this morning to put up balloons and decorate the shop.
This is the second time the shop has sold a major lotto win. In the very early days of the lotto, in 1989, local man Frankie O'Gorman won a shared jackpot and since then the shop has sold lots of winning streak and game show winning tickets.
"We don't know who the winner is, it could be anyone, but I hope they enjoy it and for us at the moment there is great excitement here. We have the champers on ice," laughed owner Brian.
Locally there is speculation that the winner may be from Northern Ireland because they bought a 12 euro quick pick. "It may well be that someone handed in a sterling tenner and that allows them a 12 euro quick pick," said one local business man from the resort town who was trying to figure out who won the jackpot.
For now the mystery remains, and if you are in or near Bundoran, be sure to check in with the very happy staff at American House who are having a very busy but a very exciting Thursday morning.


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In a MOSS 2007 SP1 installation, one " autorun.inf " file was uploaded by user to a document library.
The file keeps updating itself every 10 seconds and cannot be deleted from the library.
Even when System Account ( farm administrator) tries to delete, he gets " access denied error".
Help is appreciated . Thank you
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Hi there,
We have SharePoint site running and configured to https protocol over IAG.
When I am trying to view sub folders in document library the RootFolder querystring in the url is relative. But, in my scenario it is coming
absolute . Please follow below on how I am getting.
I have infopath form services enabled and a document library contains infopath forms. When user clicks on infopath form, then it will take user to
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Now, when user closes the infopath form, then it is trying to redirect
the user to url what source query string contains.
So, it redirects to the page https://abcxyz.com/doclib/forms/allitems.aspx?RootFolder=
Because of it contains https absolute url in the RootFolder query string, it is giving error
I'm having a strange problem and have not been able to track down any useful answers over google.
I inherited a SharePoint site that I am now making some changes to.
I am having problems with one document library. We had custom edit forms on this document library, which I was finding a pain to maintain so I reset them back to the site definition. This edit form now shows only those fields that are associated
with the Document content type (the only content type - I've deleted the others) on the document library. There are other columns on this document library that are NOT associated with the content type that I would like to show on the edit form but they
are not available when I try to add them to the content type via Settings > Document Content Type > Add from existing site or list columns. The select columns from drop down is set to List Columns. The Additional Authors column is just not
I CAN see this field on the all items view for the document library, it is there and populated with data.
Setting the Allow Managed content types radio button to NO does not have any impact on which fields are visible on the form- I still see those same fields that have been associated with the Document content type.
Has anyone else seen this or does anyone have any thoughts??
They will be muc
We have a document library with a number of content types defined that share certain underlying meta properties. When we try and create and save a Word Document in the library the Document Information Panel appears as expected and the user is prompted
to enter the required info. The problem is one of the properties is a lookup with a couple of hundred entries and it maps to a drop down but not all these entries defined in Sharepoint appear in the corresponding drop down in Word. Is this by design?
Is this a bug? Has anyone found a solution to this?
Im using one sharepoint document library in that i have added many powerpoint documents also but when i click on the document it will prompt for save/open if i click on open its saying "contacting server for information" after 5 min its showing error message
like "The path or file name for presentation.ppt is invalid.please check that path and file name are correct"
please help me on this
in my asp.net web application i am dynamically generating a word documnet out of a sql data. I have set the char set UTF-8 during the doument creation in code but still when i open the generated document and check it char set .. it is always windows-1252 not the one that i have set. My sql data in the document have special characters whihc can only be understandable using the UTF-8 charset otherwise its always ?T written in place of an apostrophy . Pasting my code here..
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HttpContext.Current.Response.ContentEncoding = System.Text.UnicodeEncoding.UTF8;
HttpContext.Current.Response.Charset = "utf-8";
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HttpContext.Current.Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline;filename=" + strFileName);
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When I click on a pdf document uploaded in a document library it comes up with a blank page.
I guess it's trying to open pdf on the browser. I turned off "Display PDF in browser " option in Adobe Preferences, but it doesn't help, same issue.
I tried other browsers too, it's the same issue.
I am able to open all other pdf files local to my machine fine.
I am using IE 8 on my machine (Windows 7) and the Sharepoint server is MOSS 2007.
When a user, who uses Dragon NaturallySpeaking, says "new" when viewing a Document Library the default content type is selected and the associated application (e.g. Microsoft Word) is launched. This scenario is okay for Content Type selection since
the Microsoft Office applications will prompt for the metadata once the file is saved.
If the user needs to create new folders in the Document Library however they need to expand the "new" dropdown menu.
What is the best way for someone using Dragon NaturallySpeaking to expand the "new" menu for a Document Library in SharePoint?
We have a document library on a site created off of the Report Center site template. We uploaded a Word 2007 document with the word zebra in the text. Using the search bar at the top of the page we selected This list: Our document library and searched for
zebra. We received no results.
We tested the same thing on another site (site template Team site) within the same site collection and search worked fine.
Does the Report Center search function differently then the search functionality on the Team site?
Hi Experts,
How to upload file attachements from info-path forms to Sharepoint document library?
I need to add attachement from local-PC/Any User to Sharepoint Document Library.
Any help please?? Appreciated
I have a document library with the standard name column linking to the document. However, we'd like to create a custom field and have that link to the document (and edit item menu).
How is this best accomplished?
Thanks in advance!
I am receiving the error "Cannot complete this action. Please try again" when trying to add a document library to one of the sites. This is Sharepoint 2007 SP1. I seem to be able to do it thru designer but not the web interface.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
When try to open a folder in a moss 2007 document library in Explorer View, the folder does not open.
I am using IE7 and the path of the folder does not contains more than 100 characters.
Also it opening on few on the machines which has IE7.
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STAR-CCM+ version 12.04 introduces Design Manager, allowing users to easily explore multiple design options within their CFD simulations, and STAR-Innovate software, which uses the same proven design optimization technology found in HEEDS software a technology Siemens obtained as part of its 2016 acquisition of CD-adapco.
Companies are looking for innovative answers to todays challenging engineering problems to differentiate themselves in the market. Using simulation to explore what is feasible drives this innovation. Design Manager enables users to set up and automatically evaluate families of designs directly within STAR-CCM+, including process management and performance assessment. It leverages the all-in-one platform, automated meshing, pipelined workflow and accurate physics in STAR-CCM+ to overcome the complexities that have historically prevented many from using CFD simulation in this way. Design Manager, which automates the systematic exploration of designs by evaluating variations in geometry and operating conditions, is included with every instance of STAR-CCM+ v12.04.
With the addition of the STAR-Innovate add-on, users can take it one step further and perform single and multi-objective optimization studies to intelligently search the design space using the same time-tested and proven technology found in HEEDS. It also provides stochastic analysis to help engineers determine the sensitivity of their simulation predictions to small changes in input parameters, such as manufacturing tolerances on a critical dimension or fluctuations in boundary condition values.
"STAR-CCM+ is the only multiphysics CFD offering that seamlessly enables engineers to perform design exploration studies backed by an industrial-strength optimization tool like HEEDS, added Ercolanelli. As a result, engineers can spend less time setting up and monitoring simulations, and more time assessing the outcomes to determine what makes good designs great. This is a game-changer."
Siemens PLM Software, a business unit of the Siemens Digital Factory Division, is a leading global provider of software solutions to drive the digital transformation of industry, creating new opportunities for manufacturers to realize innovation. With headquarters in Plano, Texas, and over 140,000 customers worldwide, Siemens PLM Software works with companies of all sizes to transform the way ideas come to life, the way products are realized, and the way products and assets in operation are used and understood. For more information on Siemens PLM Software products and services, visit www.siemens.com/plm.
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For many years second-in-command of Fort Rannick under Captain Bayden, Jakardros saw his commander carried off by the ogres just as his patrol arrived at Fort Rannick—too late to aid in its defense. He lost a third of his men in an attempt to retake the fort, and when they were forced to flee south into Kreegwood, the remaining men were easy targets. Jakardros carries the loss of Fort Rannick heavily and feels it was his fault that the ogres were able to take it. Had he been a bit more prompt on his patrol, he would have been back in time to help defend the place.


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Portland water already buying equipment for "new treatment plant"
Yesterday the Portland water bureau announced that it had fomally appealed to state environmental regulators to grant the city a "variance" from federal rules that would require construction of a spendy new ultraviolet light treatment plant up in the Bull Run reservoir facility. We wonder whether they're sincere in their desire to avoid building the plant -- they love big pork projects for their construction contractor buds -- and today a reader sends along a link that adds to our skepticism.
Check out this press release from last Thursday by a company called Telvent. It brags that the city is using it to create a fancy new water testing system, including "remote monitoring of the new water treatment plant." It seems rather odd to be designing and implementing a new testing system when the state of water treatment is still up in the air. But perhaps it isn't up in the air at all -- it's just being made to look that way.


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Oct. 5, 2008
Recap | Final Stats | Photo Gallery
Robert Morris vs. Sacred Heart - Post Game Quotes
Head Coach Paul Gorham
On his team's play on Saturday: "A positive for us is that we have been down in about 3 of the previous 4 games we were in so we know how to handle adversity. The penalties was one thing that I didn't like because I told my players all week to play with poise."
On the hard fought win: "We knew what type of team they were, our players at the end of the game had bloody noses and scratched eyes and that's why I wanted my players to play smart. So overall I think that the penalties could have been called more evenly"
On the play of Steve Tedesco: "All I can say about Tedesco is that he is a classy kid, he's a good player, and he works very hard. He came in and broke the all time touchdown receiving record in two and a half years."
Junior Wide Receiver Steve Tedesco On setting the all-time TD receiving record "I think it was a big accomplishment getting the record, but I could not have done it without my offensive line and without Dale Fink"
On his time at SHU: "Coming to Sacred Heart all the way from California was easy because I liked the people here, they accepted me, and Coach Gorham made the transition for me very easy. I've been a two sport athlete for about 5 years now so when I play two sports here at Sacred Heart I am used to it."
Senior Running Back Evin Jones
On Saturday's big win; "Our offensive line played very well today. Hands down they played their hardest from start to finish today. Being 5-0 means the world to me and the mood in the locker room is crazy."
On the Pioneers big start: "I believe our motivation was the losing seasons that we previously had. This summer we had the most guys here on campus for the offseason work outs. We had around 40 people committed from 6AM until 6PM the whole summer"
On being the focal point of the SHU running game: "Coach Gorham told me before the season to be in shape and make my conditioning test. I had not made them the previous three years but I made it this year because I knew I was going to have to be conditioned."
R-Junior Cornerback Andre Isla
On his third interception this season: "On that interception I had a certain technique where it looked like I was going to blitz but I was able to cut in front of the receiver tip it and then catch it."
On SHU's fast start: "Winning this game and being 5-0 is the best feeling in the world. We do have a big road game coming up, but this summer we had to practice at a high school field because our field was being worked on. So we are used to getting on a bus to go take care of business and coming back home."


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A yawning female leopard photographed at Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana by Grant Atkinson, whilst leading an Eyes on Africa Photosafari Check out his website for forthcoming photosafaris, workshops & to purchase prints: http://www.grantatkinson.com
Cheetah mother and cub in the Masai Mara Kenya by Maggy Meyer Wildlife Photography To purchase this or other cheetah prints, click HERE Website Facebook Page
Jabu, the still-wild-but-very-tolerant elephant from the Okavango Delta, posing with Marcus & Kate Westburg. The awesome couple travel around the world photographing & writing great articles to be published in The National Geographic and other popular magazines. Keep up with their wild adventures by liking their facebook page: Life Through a Lens PhotographyWebsiteTwitter
A Leap of Leopards, a rare sighting. " PHOTOGRAPHY IS THE MOST POWERFUL CONSERVATION TOOL ON THE PLANET " by Brendon Cremer Wildlife Photography Check out his website for prints & photosafari enquiries: http://www.brendoncremer.com Twitter Google+
Cape Fox Family in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Northern Cape, South Africa by Mark Dumbleton Photography Website Twitter
Portrait of a caracal in the Masai Mara, Kenya by Alison Buttigieg Photography Facebook Page Twitter
One of the notorious Jacaranda coalition relaxing in Motswari Game Reserve, Sa by Keith Connelly Photographics Website Twitter
A pavilion of Wild dogs, Kruger, South Africa by Ester Photography
"Walking With Giants, Zambia" by Marsel van Oosten Photography To join their next Squiver Photo Tours & Workshops, visit website: http://www.squiver.com/
A gorgeous leopard relaxing up a tree in the Masai Mara, Kenya by Aziz Ahmed Photography
An african Wild dog, member of the Khwai pack, looks into the setting sun while on the move along the river. by Fred von Wincklemann Wildlife Photography Website Twitter
Saddle-billed stork at a watering hole in Kruger National Park, South Africa by Max Waugh Photography Check his website for prints & photo workshops: www.maxwaugh.com
Mirror Mirror!! Two young warthogs sparring in the Kruger National Park. South Africa by Petri Ackermann Wildlife Photography
Funny Cheetah in the Masai Mara, Kenya They think I am a leopard?? theriothly?? by Mohammed H. Alnaser Twitter
Large Male lion found a small puddle of water trapped in a rock pool in the Welgevonden Game Reserve in South Africa. by Rudi Hulshof Wildlife Photography Website/Blog Facebook Page Twitter
Leopard, the King of Cool, Masai Mara, Kenya by David Lloyd Wildlife Photography Website Twitter
I am a celebrity, get me outta here! A rather camera shy mountain gorilla baby with mom, Volcanoes NationalPark, Rwanda by Nelis Wolmarans Wildlife Photography Website
Kalahari Lion Smile, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, SA by Corlette Wessel Africa Photography Website
Golden Vogue! The Tamboti Female of Londolozi Game Reserve , South Africa by Mohammed H. Alnaser Twitter
Two young lion cubs watching mom's approach at Sabi Sands, South Africa by Rudi Hulshof Wildlife Photography Facebook Page Blog Twitter
Sippi Waterfalls! Sipi Falls is a series of three waterfalls in Eastern Uganda in the district of Kapchorwa, northeast of Sironko and Mbale. The waterfalls lie on the edge of Mount Elgon National Park near the Kenyan border. by Sanad Alahlafi Photography
Adorable leopard cub by photographic safari guide extraordinaire, Grant Atkinson/Atkinson Photography & Safaris Join Grant & Pangolin Photo Safaris in the Chobe, Botswana this October for amazing wildlife sightings like this one. Just one spot left, so be quick: Details Failing that, he's also leading another affordable photosafari for Africa Geographic. Follow LINK for details & bookings.
Would you play fetch with a LION? Meet The Brave Couple who take Africa's most dangerous cats for walkies. Adalberto Mangini and Laura Bongiorni stroll, cuddle and even play fetch with lions and cheetahs at The Mukini Big 5 Centre in Zambia. The Mukini Big 5 centre in Zambia runs a breeding programme for endangered species. The lethal predators are part of a breeding programme in and will eventually be released into the wild.
Laura plays with three cheetahs on leads despite the fact some are days away from being released into the wild. Approaching big cats is safe as long as it is done 'the correct way' they say Images by Adalberto Mangini/Barcroft Keep up with the duo Facebook Page Website 500px
Reflected Egretby Charles Glatzer/Shooting The LightsWebsite
The serene beauty of Lake Bunyonyi, Ugandaby Katharina on Flickr.
A curious but cautious leopard cub in the Mara North Conservancy in Kenya by Mario Moreno Photography. Join him on a Masai Mara 7 Day Special Photosafari in June 2015 with South Cape Images. Book by Septe mber 30th 2014 Details Here
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This is a concept that has a lot of potential. I like the idea of a teddy bear defending its owner from nightmares, and the idea that collecting toys increases your powerups and that they end up in more challenging places at times. The teddy bear and nightmare graphics are nice.
This really needs maybe a softer soundtrack, because the music does tend to get quite grating after multiple listens. Maybe different instruments or something. Also, for defense games like this, pressing and holding to shoot would also be a good idea considering how later enemies take many shots to kill. I'm also not fond of the instant respawn for this - something about the lack of transitions makes it seem a bit shaky. Maybe some knockback and losing the damage you can inflict is good enough instead of spawning the player back to that one platform. The number of nightmares that appear to scare the player is challenging in that of itself.
Not to mention the graphics. Ooh boy, the background tiles do make it hard to look at. They need some different looks or something? I am not exactly sure how to describe it, but it definitely does mess with my head after playing for a while.
Other than that, the game isn't super glitchy or anything, just in need of some more polish. It's a good start and I can see this working on a GameBoy console very well.


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Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Wordless Wednesday: Our Week in Instagram
It's always fun to look back over my Instagrams for the week and remember what we've been up to!
And now it's your turn! Link up any post whose content is mainly photos. It can be on any topic that takes your fancy.
I'd love it if you'd also like me on Facebook, follow me on Twitter, maybe leave a comment below, the usual stuff.
Wordless Wednesday is taking a break next week as we'll all be too busy eating too much and bickering with our families, but it will return the following week (New Year's Day means nothing when you have a toddler).
Let the linking begin!
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Lovely snaps, your little one looks very happy :-)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 December 2013 at 09:04
Nice pictures!!!! YOu had a fun week I can see. Thanks for this platform. Have a fun week ahead!ReplyDelete
What a smiley week you've had :)ReplyDelete
I liked your fun photos heheh!ReplyDelete
Have a smileytastic week ;-)
Awww.. look at her colouring with all her limbs! How cute!!ReplyDelete
Love the shots.. :)ReplyDelete
Happy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here.
Love the look from the high chair. So cute. And the one with where her head is to the side. It would be so nice to know what they are thinking.ReplyDelete
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Now that I have given it some real time I can safely say this is one of the most interesting games I have ever played.
Set in a fantasy version of East Anglia (yep, how often does that sentence come up in gaming?) this game taps right into memories of reading old ghost books as a child. You can practically smell the musty pages of those creepy books, with their weird black and white pictures, as you play.
This comes as no surprise when you realise the author of the games screenplay, Jonathan Boakes based the game on his own childhood memories of reading "A Warning to the Curious" and other ghost stories.
The game itself employs point and click brain melting puzzles with some very interesting paranormal investigation mechanics.
You can scan areas and items for EMF, take photographs, record EVP and even use a night vision camera.
The creepiest sections of the game involve navigating in pitch darkness seeing only through the camera's LCD screen.
Graphically the game uses mostly black and white pre-rendered backgrounds with 3D characters on top. Where the game really stands out is in its use of photographs as part of the background. The author uses many real life images of his home county Cornwall (noteably the towns Looe and Polperro) and many real life objects. The whole game is presented in a dream-like monocrhome with odd but relevant splashes of colour on objects such as flowers or lights.
Being a massive fan of the Discworld video games good ol' pointy clicky fun holds no fear for me but some people might feel the gameplay mechanics are a little out of date. While the animations may feel a somewhat clunky and the interface is very basic, nothing can take away from the overall creepy atmosphere and fantastic story telling of this game.
The only issue I had when attempting to play for the first time was the voice acting, which I found a little poor, leading me to shelve the game for a couple of months before I reattempted getting stuck into it.
After a more in depth play through I actually feel the odd, slightly jarring voice acting (very british, a little cheesey and seemingly only a couple of voice actors providing VO for every character) really adds to the dreamy atmosphere of the game.
So even if point and click puzzling just isnt your thing, I would reccomend playing with a walkthrough just to experience the brilliant story and atmosphere of this adventure gaming master piece.
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A little bird flew my way this week--four skeins of Sparrow yarn. It's gorgeous! The delicate twists of linen feel cool and smooth. It would be just right for summer knitting. But you know I can't wait until summer, right?
For my knitting group's next knit along, we're doing something different. We learned from our motivation-draining BSJ mistake and are making a project for ourselves that we can use right away. We're making bags! Only we're not all knitting the same pattern; we've each chosen our own pattern and craft. Some of us will knit bags and others will crochet. It's a rather loose knit along, but I think it still counts.
So, last night I settled in with a mug of tea, a favorite show (Felicity), and a new pattern, the Dejeuner Bag. The provisional cast on scared me, and I don't know if I did it correctly, but now that all 110 stitches are on the needles, I'm not going back. The basic pattern stitch looks manageable, but the cast off and finishing seem difficult. I'm going to try to focus on the beginning and worry about the ending later.
Come summer I'll be the one in the straw hat and sundress carrying a linen bag and looking for a beach to comb. And since beaches are hard to come by here in Kentucky, I'll settle for a pool and a lounge chair.


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2 Women Charged In Prescription Drug Case
2 Women Charged In Prescription Drug Case
KNOXVILLE, Iowa —
Two women from Knoxville were charged in connection with a prescription drug investigation Friday, reported KNIA/KRLS radio.
KNIA/KRLS said the charges came in a joint investigation by officers from the Mid-Iowa Narcotics Enforcement Drug Task Force, Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement and the Iowa Insurance Fraud Bureau on Thursday.
Katheryne Todd, 50, and Christina Boosalis, 50, were charged with conspiracy to commit insurance fraud and obtaining a schedule II/III controlled substance through fraud, deceit and or subterfuge.
KNIA/KRLS reported that Todd was a nurse practitioner at the Knoxville Hospital and Clinics. According to hospital authorities, her privileges have been suspended.
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MLS To Make Changes To DP Rule
- Posted by Drew Epperley
- On August 15, 2011
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- Designated Players
Just as the summer transfer window closed with the news of Robbie Keane signing with the LA Galaxy, MLS has decided to set a press conference for tomorrow to make some changes to their Designated Player rule.
Don't worry, this shouldn't be a change to allow the Galaxy to have four DPs at once. No, this change or amendment as they are calling it will be about allowing clubs to sign younger players as DPs at a lower cost.
The new rule is meant to provide an incentive to teams to spend money acquiring younger players. We should see more small market clubs go after young players with this change in mind. The rule would not go into effect until next year and would likely apply to all DPs who fit the age criteria at that time, whether or not they were signed before the rule was adopted.
The league sent out a message about this today saying that of the 82 players signed this year (not including those out of college), the average age of these players was just a shade under 26-years old.
"This is already the largest and deepest group of players that MLS has ever added in a single year, and more could arrive before our Sept. 15 roster freeze," MLS Executive Vice President Todd Durbin said in a league release. "During the past five years, the resources devoted to the on-field product have increased dramatically, and we're seeing the fruits of that investment in the quality of play. We believe that our League is improving at an increasing rate and we plan to continue that progress until we are among the best in the world."
Tomorrow's change will be the third amendment to the DP rule, once known as the Beckham Rule.


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@Deccan Herald
Oil and military matters have nothing in common. A sign board on the National Highway at Challakere says: Welcome to the Oil City (because of the numerous edible oil mills around the town). Another board points towards Voru Kaval village, the new home for Defence Research and Development Organisation's (DRDO) Aeronautical Test Range (ATR) at Challakere taluk in Chitradurga district of Karnataka.
On May 28, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley will inaugurate the ATR, being set up on the 4,290 acres of land provided by the Karnataka government. Following the completion of the first phase work, the range will be extensively used for testing and evaluating unmanned and manned projects of the DRDO.
The DRDO has already positioned two of its Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) — Rustom-1 and Rustom-2 TAPAS (Tactical Advanced Platform for Aerial Surveillance) — at the ATR. Once the range becomes fully operational, the DRDO will test air-to-ground weapons, parachutes, aerostats and electric warfare flares. Officials say no test flights of ballistic missiles and commercial airline operations will be conducted at the range, sticking with the guidelines given by the National Green Tribunal.
Read the full report here:http://bit.ly/2r5xWi4


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I only like this street because of it's proximity to some pretty cool stuff in the area, such as the Maritime Museum and Little Italy. I'd say that it loses major points with me because our rental car was ticketed while parked on W. Juniper on the last night of my trip.


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Communication Sciences and Disorders 301
COSD 301: Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech-Language-Hearing Mechanism
Credit Hours: (3)
Study of the anatomy and physiology of the speech/language/hearing mechanism.
Detailed Description of the Content of the Course
The major topics covered in this course are basic knowledge necessary for practicing speech-language pathologists and audiologists. These topics, and the order in which they are presented, are common to all basic textbooks in speech/language/hearing anatomy.
The following topics are covered in the course:
- Basic concepts in speech/language/hearing anatomy
- Introduction to the neurological bases of speech/language/hearing
- Respiration: anatomy and fundamental physiologic concepts
- Phonation: anatomy and fundamental physiologic concepts
- Resonation: anatomy and fundamental physiologic concepts
- Articulation: anatomy and fundamental physiologic concepts
- Audition: anatomy and fundamental physiologic concepts
- Swallowing: anatomy and fundamental physiologic concepts
Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
This course emphasizes mastery of the basic anatomy and physiology of the speech/language/hearing mechanism and the interrelationships of these structures and their functions. Class time will include both lecture and demonstration
through the use of models, web based resources, and other multimedia techniques. Students are expected to complete substantial guided readings outside of class so that they are able to understand lecture materials and learn to relate concepts, rather than just memorize them. Current technology used to study the structure and function of the speech-language-hearing mechanism is also introduced.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
1. Students will identify location and function of structures necessary for the speech-language-hearing process.
2. Students will demonstrate knowledge of structural and fundamental physiological interrelationships required for the speech-language-hearing process.
Assessment Measures
Assessment methods may include quizzes and/or short unit tests. Tests may include both objective and short-answer essay questions designed to assess the student's ability to understand anatomical relationships. Tests may also include labeling of diagrams or models to assess knowledge of basic structures and their functions.
Other Course Information
Review and Approval
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France 24 streams three YouTube channels 24/7. The three channels stream the French, English, and Arabic channels of France 24. Based in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France 24 is owned by France Médias Monde and was launched on Dec. 6, 2006. France 24 caters to overseas markets and is available globally on various cable and satellite service providers.


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The Latest Atlantic City Confidential LatestDecember 4, 2012 |
Neil Young (PICTURED) & Crazy Horse perform a benefit concert in AC this week.
On Thursday, December 6 (8 PM), Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa will host a special benefit concert featuring Neil Young & Crazy Horse. All proceeds from the one-night-only live music event will go toward aiding the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Indie rock band Everest opens the show, followed by Neil Young and the other talented members of Crazy Horse—Billy Talbot, Ralph Molina, and Poncho Sampredo. Neil Young & Crazy Horse have been touring North America to promote their latest album, Psychedelic Pill; this stop is being made to specifically support relief efforts.
Since Sandy devastated Atlantic City and the surrounding East Coast in late October, American Red Cross volunteers have been working around the clock to get supplies, meals, and water to families in need. All proceeds from the $75-100 tickets will be put toward the American Red Cross.
Order tickets online or by calling 866-900-4TIX. Can't make the show? You can also donate by visiting redcross.org. 1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, 866-692-6742


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I am going to be a Global Citizen
No I am not going to go all moral and ethical shit on you.
Not that kind of Global Citizen.
This is what's going to happen.
I am moving out this month. Yeah~~~!!! Thank god! Finally! I thought I was going to rot.
Don't get my wrong, I love where I'm staying, and to be able to have the whole condo to myself is a luxury, really. It's fantastic. Just that I have always seen myself as a person of non settlement, especially not in the same country.
I was in Melaka for 17 years, and god that was too much! Then I was in college, in England for uni, in KL, and I started working, and then travelling. Come to think of it, I have actually stayed in Klang Valley for 4 years! Moving around SS2, to Kelana Jaya and then to Puchong - but never in the same place.
I was about to renew my yearly contract with my landlord last month because July was the month I moved in last year. And then something hit me. Why rent a place in Malaysia when you are going to be travelling everywhere else BUT Malaysia!
After sorting out my time table, I realised I am only going to be in Klang Valley for 2.5 months for the rest of the year! So, again with the over-night thinking, I decided! I am going to move out! And be homeless for the rest of the year!
I am in China now, so after this I will head back to Malaysia, and by July, my mom's going to go through her second operation so I have to be there for her in Melaka till she recovers. By then, it would have been August when I will be flying to Australia for a month long till mid September; in December, I am heading over to Japan to finish off the rest of the country, only to return in 2009. As for the 2.5 months in between?
Haha, guess what?! I. am. MOVING TO THAILAND!!!
Yes! I will be migrating to Bangkok (temporary)! Will be renting an apartment there and maybe pick up Thai language! Woohoo!!!
I can't believe I am going to be a global ciziten in 10 days! Life is full of unexpectancies.
43 kissed Nicole
Wow! All the best! ;)ReplyDelete
Just don't start blogging in Thai...:P
we gonna miss u
take care ya^^
OMG... nicole is leaving but at least we have more stories for us to read. good luck and all the best.ReplyDelete
- jeff li20/6/08 6:43 AM
just keep up the blogging n when your readers are in thailand (bbk ?), they can keep up with you in life n perhaps learn a thing or two from you on thailand. best of luck to you.. and enjoy life to the fullest.ReplyDelete
Thailand....interesting, I wonder what life will be like living there.ReplyDelete
Wow. This is probably one the coolest things to do. The word 'role model' is already popping into my head. Good luck!ReplyDelete
wow! I've foreseen this coming and expected that you're going to move to Thailand but I never thought it's gonna be for real! sweet lollipop! I'm really a psychic!ReplyDelete
good luck! and hope my so called "power" will grow stronger by day so I can make money out of it Hahahahahhahahah *i wish
so u r gonna do ur Star Metro thing in Thailand?ReplyDelete
sounds awesome.ReplyDelete
- Marty20/6/08 10:13 AM
I can not wait to hear of your adventures this up coming year.ReplyDelete
- zhenhao20/6/08 11:02 AM
sweat -.-ReplyDelete
- Kundai sarp20/6/08 12:47 PM
welcome to thailand nicole!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous20/6/08 12:49 PM
*green with envy! :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous20/6/08 1:58 PM
if u need any temporary accomodations in kl jus let me know. i hv an empty condo right in the middle of kl u can use. no need payment in cash.only in kind...if u know wat i mean heh hehReplyDelete
I have almost 2 years of good life there!
yay good 4 u!ReplyDelete
hey nicole! still remember me? mmm..well, that's great to hear you'll be spending your time doing what you intended to do.ReplyDelete
All the best! :D
- Anonymous20/6/08 4:56 PM
dear nicole,ReplyDelete
yr mom , 2nd surgery, is it serious?
i knew yr dad got surgery last time, hope all is well with yr family.
you are so lucky...i wish i have de time, money and guts to make that decision...its easier when you are still single ..as you dont have much commitment except to your family..ReplyDelete
That would stress me out no end. But hey, why rent a place you'll never be. Good luck!ReplyDelete
i think we all know why you choose thailand eh...*wink* *wink*ReplyDelete
"Love is in the air...."
- Anonymous20/6/08 6:32 PM
i really admired what u're doing here....it's like in the movies...not the care in the world..like doing what u wanna do...money drop from the sky...getting whatever u wan!!
i'm really confused here...u r not working, u've been travelling ALOT this yr and u're going somewhere again later this yr???
gal, WHERE DO U GET THE MONEY FROM?? i'm really curious leh....airticket and accomodations when u're in another country still need money, right?? unless ppl r sponsoring u?? hmmm.....
Har??? Ah Nicole u sure u leaving for Thailand ge lar??...Eh...U takecare lar~ Bling us news ar...Good luckReplyDelete
Chubby Chin
Will be holding a garage sale of all your stuffs? Why not hock them off on ebay cos' i'm sure some of us would like to have a piece of u! Err....i mean your stuffs!
Wow.. You're be around the world. Sho nice. I wish to live a life like yours. :)ReplyDelete
- Sharon21/6/08 12:03 AM
yeah, how do u do it? u aren't really working, u are a student right? how do u travel so many places? go wherever you want, whenever you want? where do you get both the time and money?ReplyDelete
I envy u so much for having such a carefree life. Your life is what I have always wished for myself!
Your kind of life is what one would term a successful one -- because you are in control and you have a say in how u live it.
Share with us this success story, nicole. Share with us how u do it?
- Anonymous21/6/08 3:58 AM
your choice your judgement. as you pop yourself into the world of thai rich and the poor, the vast different and thekindness of people and friendship in Thai.ReplyDelete
As foreigner in any counter, you never feel lonely, full of excitement. But always remember, every step, every drink, every encounter, they are people envy, people jealous and they are traps. Just avoid when your sixth sense...
We don't want to miss a nice country girl like u ,ok..
- Anonymous21/6/08 12:50 PM
All the best to you. Be alert of your surrounding. My friend almost got kidnapped in Bangkok while vacationing there by herself. She was too friendly, got into trouble, some gangster thing.ReplyDelete
Please post some Thai stories soon, thanks!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21/6/08 5:10 PM
Thai me up!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21/6/08 10:57 PM
Hi NicoleReplyDelete
Glad 2 know you r going to BKK. Nice place with lots of friendly people. In case you don't know, BKK never sleeps ! There's life everywhere at any time of the day.
Where r u staying. If u like, I recommend that you stay in Pratunam or Sukhumit area; not Chinatown though.
Can I drop by to see you when I'm in BKK.
Bon Vogage
its hard to live in a suitcase searchin for the ultimate home..but don't look too far away..for home is always where you heart is..believe me..it is nearer than you least expected it..ReplyDelete
Hi Nic,ReplyDelete
Enjoying your stories around for quite some time. If you do drop by Sydney give me a holler and have some coffee then. Btw, hope your mum will recover soon
Looking forward to some diversified posts, especially Thailand.ReplyDelete
Hey Nicole! :) I'm one of your readers from Thailand (Sabahan though). :) Glad to know you'll be moving to Thailand, although it's temporary. Perhaps we could meet up for a chat! :)ReplyDelete
You are simply amazing. Reading your blog is an entertainment in itself.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! Your living life to the fullest has certainly created excitement and longing for many.
Keep it up!
- jenny24/6/08 4:42 PM
hey, nicole, welcome to my world...im facing the same problem now...i have a job that takes me everywhere but where im working now...haha...and now im in dilemma...my apartment is expiring and i don wanna rent a place of my own because it's damn expensive here!! but if i dont get a place, i wont have anywhere to put my stuff...the problem is, i would be in the country only one week per month or sometimes none at all...i feel like im giving my money away...how? i like my life now too...this yr, i have been to Japan for 10 weeks, taiwan for 2 months, China x lose count...^^ enjoy ur new life to the fullest...cheers~~~if possible, may be you could help me come up with a solution abt my apartment :) thx in advance *muaks*ReplyDelete
So, are u in China now or Bangkok. Juz feel confused of ur last paragraph.ReplyDelete
If I were you, I would rather spend the money on going places I have never been, like Dubai, Africa, and etc.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous27/6/08 9:13 AM
hello, just wondering here... what is your job actually? teehee...ReplyDelete
- Nicole's secret admirer28/6/08 1:02 PM
Nicole, take care ...ReplyDelete
- sugardaddy26/7/08 12:41 AM
Nic, please make sure the customers wear condom eh. No matter they are Thai, Japanese, chinese or Australian. Make sure you do body check up when you are back. Alright? Daddy will miss you.ReplyDelete
- Breast fed baby26/7/08 1:01 AM
Sugardaddy only one kind of man thinks every woman is a whore. A son of a whore.ReplyDelete


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Applying for grants
The important thing to remember when writing funding applications is that every funder is different, so every application should be different. Funders are only likely to fund you if they support the particular kind of work your group is doing, so finding the right funders, and writing your application to show how you fit into their priorities, is really important.
This section will help you to find the right funders for your group, write application letters, fill in application forms and approach businesses to ask for donations.
Click on the Links tab above for other organisations and resources to help you with funding applications.
Fundraising from local businesses
This information sheet aims to help you get started with applying to local businesses for small amounts of money or items that are useful to your group, such as raffle prizes or equipment you need for an activity. It includes advice and tips about asking local businesses for donations, and some sample letters.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Information to help your community group think about what you are aiming to achieve, how to find out if you are succeeding, and how to demonstrate to the outside world that what you are doing is useful.
Planning a funding application
Planning your project, finding the right funders, preparing your budget.
Reporting to a funder
When you receive a small grant, the organisation that gives you the grant will usually ask you to send them some information at the end of the project. Some funders provide a form for you to fill in. Others just ask you to write a short report and send it to them. This information sheet is mainly focused on writing an evaluation report from scratch, but you may also find it useful when thinking about how to fill in an evaluation form.
Writing a funding application
This page includes general guidelines for writing funding applications, how to write a letter of application and how to complete an application form.
Fundraising from trusts
Tips for raising money from trust funders
These books are available at the Resource Centre, to borrow or to use in the Centre.
- Applying for your project overheads: guidance for Big Lottery Fund applicants
- Arts funding guide
- Brighton and Hove State of the City Report (2011)
- Eating together: Exploring the role of lunch clubs and shared meals in Brighton & Hove
- Environmental funding guide
- Explaining the difference your project makes: A BIG guide to using an outcomes approach
- Funding Buddies: getting funding to where it's needed toolkit
- Fundraising and Trustees: the essential guide
- Fundraising for a Community Project
- Happiness: Brighton & Hove Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy
- Image-building and money raising for hard-to-sell groups
- Introductory pack on funding and finance: Guide to fundraising
- Measuring Well-being: A guide for practitioners
- Quality First: Quality assurance management for community organisations
- Quick Guides: Fundraising from Grantmakers - Trusts and Foundations
- Sussex Uncovered - Evaluating the needs and strengths of our communities
- Sussex Uncovered - Evaluating the needs and strengths of our communities - Executive Summary
- Tailor-made: How community groups improve people's lives
- Taking Account 3: Third Sector Audit Report 2014. Capturing the social and economic impact of community and voluntary organisations in Brighton and Hove.
- The complete fundraising handbook
- The youth funding guide
- Writing better fundraising applications
- Your project and its outcomes
The services listed below are not provided by the Resource Centre. These are websites and services we feel are particularly useful for small groups in Brighton & Hove, and which are not easy to find by searching the internet.
Most useful services for local groups
Services provided:
Fundraising ideas and information, Information about campaigning, Information about crowdfunding and community shares, Information about monitoring and evaluation, Information about social media, Information on running a group
Website with a wide range of information and advice on setting up and running community groups, charities and social enterprises.
Have a large number of very useful, easy to read information sheets on a range of subjects, including campaigning, fundraising and publicity.


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Leave Her to Heaven
Gene Tierney in Leave Her to Heaven (dir. John M. Stahl, 1945).
Cornel Wilde.
Jeanne Crain.
Beautiful people made of breathing wax live in a technicolor country of sleepy lakes and impossibly huge swimming pools, falling in love and freaking each other out and succumbing to crippling ennui. On the surface, it looks very much like a Sirk film, but Sirk's people are always straining after an ethical ideal that is ever so close to being actually grounded in the real world and its material conflicts. They burst their hearts open with glamorous social relevance. Stahl's players are oblivious to things like racial injustice and oppressive labor conditions. There is no working class. There is little evidence of any kind of work, beyond that performed smilingly and voluntarily by placid extras who cease to exist once they have added their small flourishes to the general human decor. What there is is an awful lot of water. Even the indoor scenes have a strange liquid quality, as if at any minute all the characters and their problems and their pretty houses might sink into a spreading ocean of bad consciousness. Gorgeous to look at, but arid, trite, and depressing overall.
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BRATENAHL, OH (WOIO) - We've learned of yet another local police department moving to have officers wear cameras on their bodies recording what they do on the streets.
Bratenahl police hope to have body cameras for most or all officers by early next year. The department has had a couple of officers using them on a trial basis.
More and more local police departments are moving toward this, including Cleveland police. The body cameras capture more interaction with citizens and suspects, and they record activity in buildings or back yards--areas where patrol car cameras can not see.
Bratenahl has had patrol car cameras, and it will keep them even after it adds the body cameras.
Much of Bratenahl's police activity involves traffic stops on I90. The department says the body cameras have already paid off as officers found a weapon in a car and searched for drugs.
Officers generally support the cameras, and so do civil rights activists since the cameras show more of what happens in any encounter.
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My name is Jess and currently I am finishing up a throw quilt for DS7. Next I will be making a quilt for DD3. We are moving shortly and the kids can pick any color for their rooms so they will be getting quilts to match.
Love your blog.
Jess In MI
Hi I'm Chen and currently I'm working on finishing up my quilting bee blocks and swaps. I've always got multiple projects going on at the same time :0)
Love your quilt and blog. Great tutorial.
Hi! I am Susan from Alabama. I have several works in progress....throws for my children, shower curtain for the kids bathrooom, and a queen size quilt for my mom for Christmas. I love your blog!
HI my name is Natalie Hawley from NovaScotia Canada.Currently I am trying to finish some of those unfinished things. Mostly baby quilts. I just had a little girls 2 months ago.
My name is Sherrille MacKeigan, From CapeBreton Canada. I am working on some jean quilts for the bunkbeds at the cottage.
Hi Alyson - I'm Lisa and I live in Lynnwood, WA (near Seattle). I'm currently working on a Miss Rosie pattern called 2nd Story using Beach House fabrics. I love anything Moda and would love the chance to win your giveaway!
Hi - I'm Renee and I'm from the other other side of Washington State (near Spokane). I'm currently working on a tote bag for the summer. Guess I better finish it before fall.
Hi, I'm Tora and I've just joined a mini quilt swap. Used to quilt years ago and now that the nest is empty I plan to start up again.
I love the way your quilt turned out - the fabric/colors/layout is lovely.
Just left a blurb on my blog about your contest...how fun!
I posted about your give away on my blog.
Wow, I'd love to win the layer cake! I'm Di and I live in western Idaho. Right now I'm working on a queen size 9 patch quilt!
Hi! My name is Adrienne and I am working on my very first quilt! Nothing fancy this time lol just fat quarters sewn together. I'm trying free motion....we will see how it goes! I know my next quilt will be stacked coins!
Hi< I'm Kathy from Wisconsin. I am working on a mini quilt for a summer swap and I am finishing a quilt that was made by kids in my classroom. I love to see what other quilters blog about, because I am new at it!


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In the latest effort to save ourselves from, well, us, our friends at Care2 have posted a nifty little petition you can sign if you are fed up with your cell phone minutes running out because you are too stupid or lazy to figure it out on your own:
With back-and-forth texting, endless calls and family plans with kids who download at unexpected costs, it's easy to get a shocking cell phone bill.
We can end cell phone bill shock and stay in control of our service with a simple solution: updates when we are near our limits.
In Europe, cell phone customers get a quick call or text when they're getting near their usage limits, and another when they hit those limits. Cell phone users stay aware of their phone use and can adjust their behavior to avoid a surprisingly high bill.
Support this common sense idea. Tell the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that you want updates on cell phone bill limits to become the law in the U.S. — and end cell phone bill shock!
Actually, the more I think about it, the more awesome the whole idea sounds…you could receive a whole series of updates, right there on your Blackberry Protem! Oil need changing? Pantry running out of essentials like Bulgur wheat and barley? Charmin on the wane? You could get a text message (or audio, if you're blind or handicapped by the inability to read), direct from the FCC, an organization that is world-renowned for its sense of fairness. King Solomon had nothing on these guys!
Actually, the messages could be personalized, so that you would feel like you actually had a friend out there in a cold, uncaring world:
"Hey, John, it's Marty over at the FCC. How was your weekend? Say, your toilet paper supply is running pretty low…I'd get on down to Safeway if I were you, because we both know that Brawny just doesn't cut it (laughter.) How are the kids, anyway? OK, gotta go, someone in Michigan is out of canned apricots. See ya the next time!"
If there's any thesis I subscribe to, it's that the Left will win the battle for the hearts and minds of Americans, mostly because so many of us are lacking the fortitude to make decisions on our own – we have slipped into a netherworld of dependence on our betters in Washington DC. Let them handle it, we're just too damn tired…besides, there's a new episode of "Cribs" on right now, Marty just notified me and told me I might be interested. He says it's free for agreeing to get out the vote in 2012.


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In an earlier thread everyone who answered thought the 23 gauge nailers were great: http://lumberjocks.com/topics/45320
However, deciding on one is proving difficult. Questions:
1) Some nailers don't have no-mar tips. In some reviews I've seen the Porter Cable chastised because its tip blocked the view for precise placement. The Bostitch doesn't have a tip. Do you use the no-mar tip on your 23 gauge pin nailer?
2) There are lots of different ranges, and some don't work over their full range. Not counting the GREX, Cadex, etc. models with over 1 3/8" max, the ranges have usually been 1/2"-1" and 5/8" to 1 3/8". One model is 3/8"-1 3/16". What is the range of nail used?
3) How is depth normally adjusted? The Porter Cable and $30 NuMax manuals say adjust air pressure. The Bostitch has a lever so small I don't see how adjustment is accurately made. The Hitachi and Ridgid specify unscrewing and raising or lowering the tip. What works best?
4) In the sub-$120 price range it appears only the Porter Cable has a dry-fire lockout. How important is that?
5) Again in the sub-$120 price range, it appears only the Porter Cable is oil-less. Is that important? I would have thought it would be more important in a tool dedicated to fine detail work than in other tools.


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I dug out the fabrics I won from the Village Haberdashery and thought I'd have a go at this tutorial I saw for Drunkards Path's blocks. This method of cutting the shapes is genius as there is very little fabric waste. Two squares of equal size are cut and then the curve is cut out of the squares. I used a circle ruler I had to get the shape rather than use the template in the tutorial. Then, and this is the clever bit, a 3/8" sliver is taken off both sides of the concave shape…meaning that your shapes are ready to sew and you haven't had to cut an inside and outside shape leaving you with weird fabric scraps.
Then the next thing I did to make my life easier is that rather than use pins to hold the pieces together I used some Roxanne's Glue Baste it. I matched the edges and the centre first, then went back in with a dot-dot-not-a-lot in the seam allowance. As the seam was all matched and glued before I went to the machine, nothing shifted and the sewing went smoothly.
Not stopping at one idea, I tried the same method again but on a larger sized square. This time I started with a half square triangle block and cut curves out of both corners. Then I cut my 3/8" sliver off the edges and swapped my curved piece pieces around so the dark fabric would be next to the light fabric.
I think these blocks offer lots of possibilities and I really love the boldness the solid fabric gives the pattern.
Now that you've seen what I've been playing with, pop over to Katherine and see her work.
Until next time....


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Walk Bike Transit is a non-partisan political action committee conceived as a means of engaging in political advocacy that is off-limits to 501c3 not-for-profit advocacy groups.
As a political organization, our mission is to influence elections and candidates on behalf of active transportation issues. As such, WBT has mobilized voters all across the city to engage and support local candidates on the importance of better biking, walking and transit options.
Our strategic approach has been built around district and ward-specific events organized by WBT and hosted for candidates around elections. These events have provided voters the opportunity to engage with candidates on the importance of bikeable, walkable and transit-friendly communities. In turn, candidates were given the chance to earn support by demonstrating an understanding and commitment to active transportation issues.
Perhaps most importantly, Walk Bike Transit events mark the beginning of an ongoing dialogue about ways in which communities and leaders can work together towards a practical vision for transforming transportation options.


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