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On 21 September 2015 the Supreme Court of NSW, in the matter of Allsvelte Pty Ltd v Cassegrain Wines Pty Limited [2015] NSWSC 1370, refused to allow a lessee to exercise an option to extend a retail lease due to the lessee's conduct and several "wilful" breaches by the lessee during the initial term of the lease. McCabes acted for the lessor, Cassegrain Wines, which was the successful party in the proceedings.
It is not uncommon for a lease to contain an option to extend for a further period exerciseable by the lessee, and provision by which the lessee's entitlement to the option is made to depend on performance by the lessee of a specified obligation.
If served with a notice of exercise of option, the lessor has 2 options - either accept the extension or promptly serve on the lessee a "prescribed notice" under section 133E of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW), specifying the lessee's breach of the relevant obligation and stating that the lessor proposes to treat the breach as preventing the lessee from exercising the option.
There are strict rules in place pertaining to the wording of any such notice served by the lessor due to the serious consequences that follow, and in this regard a "section 133E notice" may be regarded as loosely akin to a bankruptcy notice.
Despite the existence of any breaches a lessee can respond to such a notice by promptly approaching the Supreme Court of NSW for relief under section 133F of the Conveyancing Act, essentially asking the Court to forgive the breaches on whatever terms the Court thinks fit, and allow the lease to continue for a further period. In exercising its discretion the Court is to consider the nature of the breach complained of and the conduct of the parties, as well as any other relevant factors.
In Allsvelte Pty Ltd v Cassegrain Wines Pty Limited, the parties entered into a lease of a restaurant premises situated within a winery located in Port Macquarie NSW for an initial 3 year term. Cassegrain Wines was the lessor and Allsvelte the lessee. The lease contained an option to extend for a further period exerciseable by Allsvelte. It also contained a term that Allsvelte can exercise the option only if, at the time of service of the notice of exercise of option, there is no rent or outgoing that is overdue for payment, and all Allsvelte's other obligations have been fully complied with.
Around 2 years and 9 months into the initial term, Allsvelte served a notice of exercise of option to extend for a further 3 years. Cassegrain Wines served a notice under section 133E, referring to 9 breaches of the lease which, it asserted, prevented Allsvelte from exercising its option. Allsvelte commenced proceedings, seeking relief under s 133F of the Conveyancing Act.
The Court found that only 1 of the 9 breaches specified in the lessor's notice was sufficiently accurate and detailed. Justice Ball observed at [58] that in his opinion, a s 133E notice "must be specified with sufficient particularity to enable the lessee to make a decision whether or not to seek relief under s 133F and to seek that relief if it decides to do so", His Honour found that only one of the asserted breaches in the notice, relating to a late payment of one months' base rent, met this standard.
This breach was relatively minor in the overall scheme of things and was found to be "clearly inadvertent". However, the Court refused to exercise its discretion under s 133F to allow the lease to continue due to the following reasons:
- The relationship between the lessor and the lessee had broken down and was likely to remain that way. This was relevant because the lessor and lessee were required to work together, including in relation to the use of common areas;
- The lessee failed to provide sales records to the lessor or to allow the lessor to audit the lessee's sales records, which was required to determine the amount of turnover rent payable. If these records were provided, it would have become apparent that the lessee was required to pay additional rent. Further, this failure to provide relevant records was 'wilful'; and
- The lessee failed to follow rules that were implemented by the lessor under the terms of the lease, to manage requests by the lessee to licence other parts of the winery for "one-off functions or events". This failure to follow rules was also 'wilful'.
The case highlights the importance of ensuring formal documents (including notices under a lease and/or statute) are drafted correctly, as well as a party having a clear and proper understanding of its contractual obligations (for example, a party's obligations under a lease).
In the above matter, Ball J found that the position taken by lessee in relation to a number of the disputes "appears to have been unreasonable" and turned on an incorrect interpretation of relevant clauses of the lease. The relationship between the parties soured as a result, which was ultimately the determining factor in the lessee being not entitled to exercise its option to renew.


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Rick Bell lives in China and teaches English, Literature and Culture to Chinese College Students. - Really nice blog and one post that really touched me is this one on truth which has a link for an even more extensive writing on the subject.
I guess I feel this subject to be important because I find people willing to believe nonsense as opposed to searching for the truth. If they will take a bit of time utilizing logic the truth will set them free.
Oh, I almost forgot - Pray for Rick and his family. I'm sure they could use it.
Saturday, March 19, 2005
The Bamboo Bell Blogs on Truth!
Rick Bell lives in China and teaches English, Literature and Culture to Chinese College Students. - Really nice blog and one post that really touched me is this one on truth which has a link for an even more extensive writing on the subject.
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Political Fan has taken Harry Reid's (D-NV) speech instructing ignorant Americans on the workings of government and answered it with a touch of sarcasm and flavored with truth. It is quite hilarious as you begin to realize that Steve Foreman, Blogger Extraordinaire, should have Harry's job. The world would be a better place were it so.
reid:"Our Constitution provides for checks and balances so that no one person in power, so that no one political party can hold total control over the course of our nation."
Steve: No, Senator. The checks and balances are to balance the powers between the judicial, legislative and executive branches, not between the Republicans and Democrats.
Be sure to check out Steves PodCasts - In this we hear Barbara Boxer admit that holding back on the judicial nominations is unconstitutional nonsense. They (Dems) are whining they want a super majority vote and the constitution DOES NOT call for it. Takes a while for downloads on dialup but it is worth it!!!
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Friday, March 18, 2005
Senate Backs Drilling for Oil in France
- Senate Backs Drilling for Oil in France -
I would have stolen this from Cross Eyed Bear but then I figured it is just easier to link to it.
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President's Statement on Terri Schiavo
President's Statement on Terri Schiavo
The case of Terri Schiavo raises complex issues. Yet in instances like this one, where there are serious questions and substantial doubts, our society, our laws, and our courts should have a presumption in favor of life. Those who live at the mercy of others deserve our special care and concern. It should be our goal as a nation to build a culture of life, where all Americans are valued, welcomed, and protected - and that culture of life must extend to individuals with disabilities.
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The Left complains of ill treatment to terrorists(Click for Andrew C. McCarthy's article) yet desires even worse treatment for this woman!!! -
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Pro Death Crowd DeclaresTerri Shiavo is Dead
So why is it that they have to wait after they pull the feeding tube? Shouldn't she be buried right now?
Please click on and see the videos on this site. Terri tracks a balloon and responds like she is still alive.
I have to wonder why the pro death crowd feels it so important to end this situation today. The Washington Post declared "ALLOW her to die" and "FORCE her to live".
Update - Did Terri say she wants to live?
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Political Correctness Must DIE
I have found the best way to deal with political correctness is to laugh at it. HOWEVER there are sometimes when it ceases to be funny. - What is wrong with this picture. 200+ pound ex-football player that was found to have a shiv one day is guarded by a 50 year old grandmother the next day. Ann Coulter says it all and pulls no punches. - Well, perhaps I should say, "Slaps 'em silly". No, That isn't right either. That's Zsa Zsa's method.
- Quote from article - Unable to use intermediate force, like a bop on the nose, female officers quickly go to fatal force. According to Lott's analysis, each 1 percent increase in the number of white female officers in a police force increases the number of shootings of civilians by 2.7 percent.
Adding males to a police force decreases the number of civilians accidentally shot by police. Adding black males decreases civilian shootings by police even more. By contrast, adding white female officers increases accidental shootings. (And for my Handgun Control Inc. readers: Private citizens are much less likely to accidentally shoot someone than are the police, presumably because they do not have to approach the suspect and make an arrest.)
In addition to accidentally shooting people, female law enforcement officers are also more likely to be assaulted than male officers � as the whole country saw in Atlanta last week. Lott says: "Increasing the number of female officers by 1 percentage point appears to increase the number of assaults on police by 15 percent to 19 percent."
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Political Correctness can be funny at times. Had a woman get mad at me when I stepped in front of her to open a door and so I stepped back. Then she found out the door was stuck. I had to yank hard to open it. Most women appreciate the gesture. It is just a few that are silly that way. But this few seemed to have affected the world in a negative manner so that men find themselves stepping on eggshells, not sure if this gal in front of them is one of 'those'.
prying1 sez: Stand up men and women of the anti-PC side! Assert yourself against political correctness! - Unless you are faced with a female cop with a gun...
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Thursday, March 17, 2005
Spam Special at Blind Mind's Eye!
- Blind Mind's Eye is on a rampage about spammers. Rightly so. He has a bit of news regarding a couple of spammers that are now facing major charges. - Up to 2 million dollars worth.
AND as a 2fer1 Special here is another one (no money back guarantee though)
- How about spammers suing someone that complains about them!!!
Now as to remedies Blind Mind's Eye is perhaps a bit harsher than I would be. (Read 'Roast Act' on the first link) - I prefer running them out of town naked on a pole after tarring and feathering them.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2005
Terri Schiavo - Not All Has Been Done!
UPDATE: Rev. Robert Johansen wrote an article on NRO that really lets those who care know that not all has been done to find out Terri's condition:
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TALLAHASSEE -- With less than three days to go before Terri Schiavo's feeding tube is removed, the Florida Senate on Tuesday significantly changed the legislation designed to forestall her death.
Earlier this week, key lawmakers in the House and Senate reached a tentative agreement on a bill to block the court-ordered removal of the severely brain-damaged woman's feeding tube at 1 p.m. Friday.
But that deal seemed to fall apart Tuesday, at least in the short term, when the final committees hearing the legislation in both the House and Senate approved competing versions. Members of both chambers planned to renew discussions today and said they were "optimistic" they could reach a new consensus before the deadline.
"We've got time to get it done . . . I'm hopeful to sign something Friday. That's the plan," Gov. Jeb Bush said.
And Michael Schiavo Appeared on ABC's Nightline -
Michael Schiavo, making his first public comments Tuesday since late 2003 to ABC News Nightline, lashed out at Bush and the Legislature.
"It's really uncomprehensible . . . for a governor to come into this without any education on the subject and push his personal views into this and have his Republican [Legislature] pass laws so that this doesn't happen," Schiavo said, according to a transcript released by ABC. "Are they going to start pushing legislation for removing ventilators? Are they going to start forcing people to take chemo against their wishes? What they're doing is, they're making the decisions for us."
Added his attorney, George Felos: "Jeb Bush in Florida is determined to become the George Wallace of his generation, standing on the courthouse steps saying, 'We're not going to obey a court order that carries out a patient's constitutional rights.' "
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Pinellas Circuit Judge George Greer, The judge that ordered the feeding tube removed is the one name I hope the people of Florida remember. If his name ever comes up on a ballot that is the time to remove him from his position.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005
First hand Account in Lebanon
Claudia Rosett joined Hugh Hewitt (Complete transcript @ HH site) on his radio show Mon (3-15-05) and gave a first hand report of the doings in Beriut. Seems a crowd of (approx) 1 million Sunnis and Christians trumps 150,000 pro Syria Hezbollah rally.
CR: I think even the people who were involved in trying to organize it did not expect that it would be this big. They were trying, they were hoping for a big turnout. It had become more and more important because the terrorist group with seats in the parliament here, Hezbollah, had staged this huge rally in Beirut last Tuesday, and another smaller one in southern Lebanon Sunday, and there has been a lot of discussion over the past few days of whether, whether Hezbollah is a significant rival to the democratic movement, how the balance of power actually stands. It had become as ort of numbers game between these two rival protests, and this trumped what Hezbollah staged last week, in a huge way. This one was voluntary, it was still done at some risk. You know, this place is far from out of the woods and what people kept saying today was please keep a spotlight on us, keep us in mind. In fact, there were many who want george Bush to keep speaking up. This is a a group of protestors, Hugh, and it represents about a quarter of the population --this is a small country-- who like Americans, and I heard people today saying "Thank you President Bush. Please don't forget us right now."
HH: Is it extending into the evening? Are the demonstrations continuing or have they gone home for the evening?
CR: At this precise hour I don't know because I haven't been there in a few hours, but they certainly lingered after the protests ended. They lingered for hours, unlike the Hezbollah protests, which as soon as the main event is done, people are gone with speed. They just disperse. This one people were sitting around the curbs talking, they were eating dinner, they were listening to more speeches, it was going on. Now there is talk here that the government, which is still pro-Syrian in who's in it, may try and remove the tent encampment on which the demonstrators have been centered around. We'll see what happens. That could go either way. If they actually try it, it could backfire.
Pray for these people. The dominoes are falling and many bad guys in the neighborhood are going to be working overtime to keep their power. Pray for those that are to step into the vacuum.
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Monday, March 14, 2005
Apostates of Islam
I found a bulletin board forum that is set up for ex-Muslims. It does appear that there are others than ex-Muslims that join for various reasons. Quite a few threads that I found interesting. Most of the bad language is cleaned up with ***'s.
Quite a long discussion on Islam and terrorism here.
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Sunday, March 13, 2005
Molested as a Child She Now Speaks Out!
Alice Marie Beard has told her story of being molested as a child. In her story she tells of other children molested by the same man including her sister. Not one of the children snitched on the man who is now dead. Why did they let him get away with it. Because children, when molested become fearful and shame holds their tounge. Please read Alice's post and share the link with others.
From Alice's web page:
In the 1950s he ran a small vacation site in Montmorency Co., MI. In the fall and winter, hunters filled the cabins. In the summer, families rented the cabins and let their kids walk around the fish pond, sit under the pine trees, and swim in the bend of Gilchrist Creek. Ray Pierce molested every little girl he could get his calloused hands on. I was one of them.
It began the summer I was four. By the time I was eight, I had figured out how to avoid him during my family's summer stays. Even as I approach 50, there are times that the past given to me by Pierce comes over me in a cold wash and freezes me where I am.
Click here for the rest of the story.
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I Love Scotwise!
It is posts like this one that are amusing, inspiring and challenging that has me returning to his site daily.
Quote from Scotwise -
Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up, it knows it must run faster than the fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning a lion wakes up, it knows it must outrun the slowest gazelle or it will starve to death. It doesn't matter whether you are a lion or a gazelle; when the sun comes up, you'd better be running.
Friends, if we are not seeking the Lord, the Devil is seeking us. In the Christian life, its not enough simply to wake up, we are called to run, to become more like Christ, to press ahead in victory.
Check his site out for the rest of it and be encouraged that "all things are possible" - even positive changes in our lives.
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LATimes STILL ON OUTSIDE OF TRUTH
Hat tip to Hugh Hewitt
From the LA Times (free sub req) - Mar 13, 05 - The Deal to Disarm Kadafi - subhead: Libya's decision to hand over its banned weapons followed lengthy talks and an equipment seizure. Some see ideas for dealing with Iran.
Some quotes from the article:
In recent interviews, participants in the three-way talks have provided the most detailed description yet of the events leading up to Libya's announcement, which marked a historic shift for what was considered an outlaw regime as it tried to win back its place within the world community.
Officials still disagree about exactly why Kadafi gave up the programs. Some information supports President Bush's contention that the overthrow of Saddam Hussein and the broader U.S. doctrine of pre-emptive strikes forced the Libyan leader to act.
The Bush administration lifted most restrictions on Libya and resumed diplomatic relations last summer.
Officials said they hoped Kadafi's decision would send a message to Iran, which the U.S. accuses of trying to develop nuclear weapons.
"We wanted to show other countries that there was a way out," said a U.S. diplomat based in Europe.
The article is quite good and has some info that shows talks had been going on for years. Even back to the Clinton admin.
There is always a big BUT.
Nowhere in the article does it credit Geo. Bush with Kadafi's own words, "I will do whatever the Americans want because I saw what happened in Iraq, and I was afraid." From Washington Times
What is it with this communist rag? Did they just forget about that statement or purposefully spike it?
I wouldn't use the LAT to line a bird cage. It would indoctrinate the bird.
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Johns Hopkins Medical School's Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit is recruiting clergy as research volunteers in a study of "entheogens," which are chemicals, usually derived from plants, that are ingested to produce an altered state of consciousness for religious or spiritual purposes.
They have attracted serious scholarly attention. William Richards, who holds several graduate degrees in religion, leads legal psychedelic therapy sessions and is helping to monitor volunteers in the Johns Hopkins study, has written Sacred Knowledge: Psychedelics and Religious Experiences. J.H. Ellens' two-volume anthology, Seeking the Sacred with Psychoactive Substances: Chemical Paths to Spirituality and to God, is the most thorough recent study. These scholars' research refutes the claim that entheogenists are merely leftover hippies from the 1960s. But religious persecution has made it difficult to collect accurate data on entheogen use. Federal drug policy requires severe penalties for traffickers of even one low dose of LSD: "not less than 5 years, and not more than 40 years" for a first offense and "not less than 20 years, and not more than life" for a second offense. In entheogenic churches, clergy would be the likely "traffickers." Will a country that prides itself in religious liberty stop persecuting entheogenists?
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Rob Rufus at the "Increasing Glory" Conference in South Africa on the cost of transitioning a church from law into grace;
"No church will transition out of a mixture of law and grace into full grace unless the eldership team have a revolutionary renewing of their minds. That's what it needed for me. And when you are going through the process you have to factor in rejection, accused of saying things that you haven't said, you have to factor in maybe losing some of your closest friends but if you are captured by divine approval and not by man's approval – then you will be a true leader in the house of God".
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The World Baseball Classic is back for its third go around this year and personally, I am a huge fan. It brings a lot more interest to spring training, that isn't typically there and it creates more baseball games with meaning, which is never a bad thing.
The games will take place starting March 6th and running through March 22nd.
The Mets will have plenty of players representing their native countries in the 2017 rendition of the WBC and hopefully they all make it out healthy, which is always the biggest concern.
Jose Reyes, Hansel Robles, and Jeurys Familia will all be representing the Dominican Republic. This is actually very good for Familia who is likely facing a suspension and will provide him an opportunity for in-game reps before taking a seat for a while.
The Rivera's (T.J. & Rene) and Mr. Spin Rate, Seth Lugo, will suit up for Puerto Rico.
Ty Kelly will represent Israel.
Brandon Nimmo and Gavin Cecchini will suit up for Italy.
Fernando Salas will play for Mexico.
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I have tested rkhunter v1.2.1 on multiple systems over the last couple
of weeks and it works for me...
If I could get a sponsor and get access, I would check it into CVS
myself. In the mean time, I think it (and also optionally v1.2.0)
should be put in CVS and built for testing.
What is the new procedure (or wiki description URL)
During the span of approximately 1 month, there have been 4 new version
releases of rkhunter. While I was (for the most part) able to keep up
with these new upstream releases (creating new SRPMs within a week of
each release) I have not been able to get these committed into CVS for
package testing. With the New Extras Package Process still in a state
of 'flux' (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/NewPackageProcess) combined
with delays that are beyond my control, I've requested and have found
a sponsor for my being granted CVS commit access (now in the queue).
(http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Extras_2fContributors) Signed CLAs
have been provided, along with gpg key info, ssh2 key, operating IP,
hostname and username. rkhunter has NOT been 'orphaned' (yet).


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Served up by Paul Isakson, a strategist for Minneapolis (and LA/NYC) shop Space150. For some of you, this will be all too familiar. For all of you, this is one of the better presentations I've seen on the subject.
With this charming and laser-focused little deck, Isakson validates a few inescapable realities I've blogged about here. Better still, he reveals the thinking that gave us Adopt the Sky, which his shop produced for Earth Justice last year. Count me as an official fan.
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Anarchy & order in CopenhagenJune 17, 2011
Coming back to Copenhagen from Humlebaek, where we had been to see the Louisiana Museum, we got talking to a man named Emil Bier, who said he was an inventor, and was almost certainly an anarchist. The next day in a side street in Copenhagen, we ran into Emil Bier again. If you look him up, it seems he is a "systemskritik". Sounds good to me.
At the train station, my wife thought she saw En Young Ahn in the distance. The next day, at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, we ran straight into En Young, who has taken time away from Canberra (and Korea) for a whirlwind world tour. She was even whirling through the Glyptotek, taking in the Etruscans and ancient Greeks in seconds.
Was Copenhagen always like this? When Kierkegaard and Hans Christian Andersen wandered the streets of a much smaller city they must have run into people all the time. In the former's case, he most probably met a lot people he would have preferred to avoid. No wonder the Danish artists of the Golden Age were always painting each other in groups, they probably couldn't walk into a tavern without meeting up.
Emil Bier told us we must not visit the Thorvaldsen Museum, which was "just shit". Naturally, the next day we hastened to the Thorvaldsen. I can understand why a systemskritik would loathe these huge, bombastic marble sculptures. They are the very embodiment of order, and – in the twentieth century – the style became the favourite art form of fascists and dictators. Nevertheless, as Susan Sontag has noted, fascism can be fascinating, even 150 years before it was invented. Not so fascinating if one lives under such a system.
Thorvaldsen comes across as the kind of übermensch that we rarely find among artists today, when there are lots of pretentious egomaniacs but few genuine maestros. To see all of his massive marble sculptures, many still caked in grime from a previous life spent outdoors, is to feel a sense of bathos. Instead of representing high ideals, they now look like overblown ornaments.
Giacometti's emaciated figures are Modernism's response to the heroic marbles of the Neo-Classical period. Nowadays we have travelled so far from the ideal that the Australian pavilion in Venice is full of piss-takes on Giacometti, by Hany Armanious. Does Giacometti really need satirising? There's such a tragic element in his work that anyone sending it up looks desperately superficial. Thorvaldsen was a giant in his own day, but has been condemned to aesthetic failure by history. To embrace failure at the outset, as if it were a luminous feat of intellect, can hardly be called an achievement.
I was actually in Denmark for Sculpture by the Sea in Aarhus, which I haven't got around to mentioning yet. Next time, I swear.


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Winners in education funding reforms disagree with overall proposals
October 28, 2013
A local Principal whose school may stand to receive a £127,000 financial boost under controversial new funding proposals has provisionally welcomed the additional funding but disagreed with plans to take money away from the existing budgets of other schools in order to reallocate funds.
Principal John Jones of St. Joseph's High School in Crossmaglen told The Examiner he believed that money should be allocated on the basis of social deprivation but should not be taken away from other schools.
The Crossmaglen High School is set to become the biggest "winner" in the local area if the funding shake-up proposed by Education Minister John O'Dowd goes ahead. The planned changes to the Common Funding Scheme for schools, which will benefit those with high numbers of children in receipt of Free School Meals, have been met with widespread opposition from Principals whose budgets stand to be cut under the reforms.
Newry Headmaster Frank Dawson, spoke out last week against the proposals which would see his school, St. Ronan's Primary, lose out by almost £15,000 a year. He urged parents to dispute the changes and also called on local representatives to fight against the revised funding strategy, which will leave over 80% of schools in Northern Ireland financially worse off.
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Departing somewhat from the classical techniques of mechanism synthesis, a design process is developed whereby the speed of the digital computer is a primary design criterion. By efficient use of basic input-output kinematic relationships and the computer's random number generator, it is possible to obtain four or six-link mechanisms in a few minutes of computer time without any knowledge of synthesis techniques. Although the random approach is applied in this paper to the design of four-link and six-link function generators, it is an approach applicable to coupler-curve, multi-degree of freedom, and three-dimensional synthesis problems.
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Los Angeles:Singer Christopher James Hardman, popularly known as Lil' Chris, is no more. He was 24.
No details about the cause of the crooner's death have yet been revealed, but family and friends have posted tributes online, with his close friend Lloyd Wilkinson, who he once recorded a single with, paying his respects on social networking website Facebook, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
He wrote: "I can not believe I'm doing this and I'm completely devastated. Rest in peace brother bear. Love you mate. Chris Hardman Aka Lil' Chris. (sic)"
The news of his death comes less than four months after he revealed he was planning a comeback to music, having not released an album since 2008's "What's It All About".
The singer-songwriter shot to fame at the age of 15 after appearing on the Channel 4 series "Rock School", and went on to sign an album deal with RCA, reaching number three in the British singles chart with his debut single "Checkin' it out".


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AYER -- Two "shockingly" different areas comprise the town's downtown: A few blocks of busy storefronts filled with restaurants, services and retail fronting the sidewalk on Main Street contrasts with Park Street with parking lots surrounding the buildings that still host businesses.
The sprawl of Park Street costs Ayer in terms of taxable property, according to Alan S. Manoian, the director of Economic and Community Development. On Saturday, he led a group of a dozen citizens on a tour of the area to highlight the differences.
Take a look at the Main Street buildings with windows right on the sidewalk allowing pedestrians to look in, he suggested. "You're going, 'I like the physical form of this,'" Manoian said.
Buildings on Park Street lack sidewalks and are meant to be entered from a parking lot, he said. Walking from place to place is less likely to happen.
Manoian pointed out the vehicles veering across the middle line to avoid the group at the side of the road.
The tour was part of the process of designing new downtown zoning regulations for the town based on form-based code.
"It's not how the street looks, it's how the street lives," he said.
If someone parks on the street and walks from one business to another, that benefits the retail stores along the route. On the other hand, people in cars would drive right by.
A cluster of businesses and residences also pays off for the town.
The denser development on Main Street generates more tax dollars per acre than the sprawl on Park Street. One block with four older mixed-use buildings on three-quarters of an acre provides over eight times the revenue than one newer bank with parking on a half-acre lot, according to Manoian's figures.
The code encouraging walkable development will be generated by Ayer itself, Manoian said.
"It's going to be the people's code," he said. The current zoning laws are generic, not specific to the town.
Creating a new development code, which would apply to new development not existing buildings, could take up to a year, Manoian said. The work will be done with community input and does not involve consultants.
The work redeveloping the Park Street corridor could take a decade, he said. It would be done for the next generation.
During the walk, local business people addressed the tax burden for small business. With commercial property taxed at a higher rate than residential, the only property owners who can offer an affordable rent to new businesses are those which have paid off their mortgages, said Ron Morrison of RE/MAX Real Estate, the only brick and mortar business of its type in Ayer.
Setting a lower tax rate for small businesses is a possibility, said Tom Gibbons, but it has not been discussed at any length during rate hearings.
Despite the higher tax rate, he renovated a building on Park Street for his offices. He said he's an Ayer person and wanted to stay in town.
The tour is just one part in forming a new code.
Ayer received a Direct Local Technical Assistance grant from the Montachusett Regional Planning Commission. The planning includes Transit-Oriented Development. Ayer was first a depot for passenger and freight trains while it was part of the town of Groton.
MRPC will provide about 150 staff hours, said John Hume, the planning and development director for the agency. They have received about $200,000 yearly from the state for the DTLA awards each year for the last ten years, helping many communities, he said.
A design charrette, an opportunity for residents to provide input on what the form-based code should provide for Ayer, will be held on Thursday, Sept. 21 at 6 p.m. in Town Hall.
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So, as a .Net developer, there are a few "primary" tools I use, all for under $100.
I thought I would spend a quick blog post to describe these tools a bit, how I use them, as well as what they are.
Notepad First and foremost, over my many years of development, notepad has been my friend, some people will say "notepad++" or "notepad2" or some other derivative of the same application with a bunch of extra functionality. But to be honest, sometimes I prefer the simplicity of notepad over a lot of other applications for simple scripting, html programming, PHP programming, as well as quick build of applications (more on that in another post).
Some great features for notepad are number one, the speed, the application is super fast with a super small memory foot print. There are restrictions on the size of files, and it is possible to crash the application, but by far, it is probably one of the most stable programs on my computer. Another great feature is the line/column position that shows up in the status bar, *you do have to enable it from the View menu*.
This is literally another "have to have" applications. For about $40, you can't beat the basic feature set. I use this program for taking notes during meetings with staff, customers, or just for myself to remember. With the ability to have multiple notebooks with multiple categories that contain multiple pages with the addition of sub-pages to those pages, it really helps my organizational pet peeves really find a home. Each notebook is stored in a single "always saved" file, it can be shared, or ran locally, as well as transported between multiple computers with much ease. The "always saved" feature basically means, you never have to press save, you just click and type and its saved. As far as simplicity and ease of use, this is "the" note taking software. I am actually writing my book in this application, then when I finish chapters, I transfer them over to Word (formatting is kept). You get simple formatting, everything that you would expect from a Microsoft text editor, as well as full customization of the background and templates. Finally on the note taking part of the application, you simply have to press WIN+N to open up a new note, or WIN+SHIFT+N to open the last notebook you where editing.
Another HUGE feature for the application is the screen capture utility, simply press WIN+S and all screens get an opaque overlay that allows you to select any area on the screens. From there you have a few options in how that data is captured, it can either be saved to the clipboard only, placed in a new "note" and kept on the clipboard where it then displays, or simply "filed" in a new note and kept on the clipboard. This has been THE tool that I use for making tutorials, some people rave about other screen capture tools, but for me, this is the easiest for me, one key stroke, and I can quickly choose what I want a screenshot of. By the way, all screenshots in this blog are taken with OneNote.
The application runs in the Tray, and has a "light" memory footprint (250k), for what it does, I would rather run this than the alternatives. The tool is so great, that it replaced Notepad for my note taking tasks.
MSN Messenger
Some people will definitely argue with this one, but this is a key communication point for myself, whether working with people in the office, or people working remotely, this application is much better than a phone call or getting up to walk across the office to speak to someone who might not be there. For most "non-critical" communication I will simply fire off the question to the person I need to talk to, and when they come available, or online. The offline messaging ability for the newer messengers really allow me to communicate better with people, especially those in other time zones. Sometimes questions or communication is so small that an email just isn't necessary. I log everything that I say or do in MSN Messenger, which makes it easier to go back previous communications, and I backup all of my history. I have literally 6 years worth of MSN Messenger logs that I can pull back to search for questions I have asked other people, links people have given me, or simply try to remember some specific communications.
I turn off a lot of options, specifically the window flashing and sound notifications, as when I am programming I don't like to get interrupted with flashy distractions.
Microsoft Visual Studio
This one is kind of one of those no-brainers. If you are doing .Net development, you are probably going to be using Visual Studio. The great thing about this piece of software is that you can get some stripped down "Express" editions for free from Microsoft, and shelling out a few hundred bucks, you can pick up the standard edition with multi-programming language solution support. I'm not going to really go into detail why I use this software, but it does grant a mention in this post as it is one of the "tools of the trade."
.Net Reflector
.Net Reflector, recently purchased by Red Gate Software, is a tool that allows you to disassembly and read reverse engineered code from .Net assemblies in all supported managed programming languages. If you ever wanted to know how someone did something, simply use this tool to view the source code in your own programming language. There are a few issues where you cannot copy/paste source code directly from the disassemble and compile it, but you shouldn't be stealing source code anyway, this tool is for educational purposes, as well as debugging only. There are MANY plug-ins for the application available open source from Codeplex. I personally use the Code Search Add-in. Red Gate promises to keep the software free, but you probably will never find the source code for the application available to the public.
Bug Tracking Software
I'm going to cover this as fast as possible, but basically you "must" use bug tracking database of some sort, Joel Spolsky of Fog Creek Software says so in his 12 Steps to Better Code, and me, I believe him. But no really, using bug tracking software helps you identify, track, and plan features and application bugs. Depending on your bug tracking software, you can get a lot more, or a lot less. If you don't have the extra money laying around to afford some huge software bundle (such as Test Track, or FogBugz), use notepad, use OneNote, use something, period.
Source Control Software
This is another one of those "if you don't have it, you are wrong" pieces of software. Also discussed in the 12 Steps to Better Code. A good source control package should contain at the minimal, versioning, rollback support, "some" sort of integration into either your file system (such as CVS and SVN), or into Visual Studio (Surround SCM, Team Foundation Server). Source control is another subject less talked about, but most needed, and in later articles I will go over some of the practices that I have implemented as the Source Control "master" for my company.
And there you have it, those are the tools that I use on a daily regular basis, without these tools, I literally would just be lost and unable to function, they are that important to me. There are some other tools that I use as well, such as this application (the one I am typing this blog with) Windows Live Writer. It allows me to easily publish blogs, and spend as much time as I want tweaking them, writing them, etc… with local draft support, and multiple blog posting from a single post.
A nice, common sense article.


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Artis: Faith No More
Album: Angel Dust
Waktu rilis: 08-06-1992
Crack Hitler - Faith No More
Sink the eight ball
Buy the lady a drink
And nobody knows my name
Bodies float up
From the bottom of the river
Like bubbles in fine champagne
He's the one, no doubt
Walking on the tightrope
He's the one, no doubt
Got a gash on my head
And a grin on my face
And a shadow called danger
Hidin' in the sheets
And on the streets
In the hearts of every stranger
Here he comes, look out
We're depending on you
Here he comes, look out
Sweat on the brow
And a tap on the phone
And lives are on the line
Pick up the briefcase
On a high speed chase
Breathin' by the roll of the dice
Reachin' up to the top
Teach the world a lesson
Reachin' up to the top
"In regards to
the usage of the drug...
It modified my personality
To the extent that I was
Highly irritable."
"I was like a crack Hitler."
Keep up the fight
And in the wink of an eye
Never give up
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There's no menu at Fratini as the chefs acquire fresh produce from the market daily to create the Italian "omakase" meal. Lunch starts from SGD45++ and dinner SGD85++ with more courses than your stomach can take.
It was pretty packed for a weekday lunch timing in such a secluded area. Service staff attended to me promptly, enquiring if I had any special dietary requirements and if I wanted a wine recommended for the meal. Good first impression made 🙂
From left to right: crayfish with cocktail sauce, scallop with mashed pumpkin topped with Burrata cheese and codfish with sautéed eggplant and tuna purée. The fresh ingredients together with creative condiments made this a good opener for the meal. If I had to choose, my favourite had to be the scallops with mashed pumpkin topped with burrata cheese. A good balance of sweetness from the pumpkin together with the creamy cheese on that succulent scallop – I definitely wanted seconds of that.
This was my favourite antipasto out of the three I was served. The lamb fillet was cooked just right, topped with delicious Porcini (nutty-flavoured mushroom) sauce with a sweet potato purée. On the side was a button mushroom baked with sun-dried tomatoes and garnished with crispy garlic. The flavours worked well on the palate, piquing my curiousity about main dish.
This antipasto consisted of calamari with cherry tomatoes and mushrooms together with a chick peas sauce. Not as good as the first and second antipasto in my opinion. A little salty for my liking.
I was already getting pretty full from the three antipasti but the excitement of trying the pasta didn't die off. It was a light Porcini sauce on the home-made linguine with "pink" salmon (not overcooked) and prawns. I was really relieved that the portion was not too much to finish.
The best of both worlds on a plate! My two favourite Italian desserts – Panna Cotta and Tiramisu! The panna cotta was perfectly set with a sweet-sour mango coulis. Strong aromas of coffee and taste of the Amaretto in that tiramisu with a balance of sweetness was heavenly. The desserts had to be my favourite out of all the dishes, which is a rarity considering the fact I am not one with a sweet tooth.
I really enjoyed my lunch and would definitely want to return for dinner with my other half as he loves Italian food. The element of surprise with culinary excellence makes it an experience that is worth every single buck and worth travelling to Greenwood for. They are open for lunch from Thursdays to Sundays and dinners from Tuesdays to Sundays.
Fratini La Trattoria
10 Greenwood Avenue
Singapore 289201
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While you would assume that with the release of Battlefield: Hardline, focus would be taken away from Battlefield 4, EA and DICE have continued to support with the game with extra content. In fact, with the new Community Operations DLC they've worked with the actual players to create new content.
Through feedback and suggestions from the Battlefield 4 community, the new jungle based map will be coming to Battlefield 4 along with its Fall Update. In the new cinematic trailer, you get to see a hint of what to expect, which looks very impressive.
The map included with Community Operations is Operation Outbreak, which takes place in a dense jungle. Battles will take place around an abandoned medical facility, an ancient temple, as well as a few other landmarks that can be used for cover.
In Operation Outbreak there will also be a focus on infantry. In the trailer we can see vehicles used such as RHIB's on the river and quad bikes. Game modes will also include Conquest, Rush, Gun Master, Chain Link, and more.
What is interesting about Community Operations isn't just that it is being released free, but the level of community interaction in the development of the map. DICE have listened to what the fans want, given them access to test the map and created something for the community itself, not just another way to make a quick buck from gamers.
It will be interesting if more developers take notice of this, and offer the same level of interaction in improving on existing games. To be fair to many companies, they do offer this kind of support as well, but with the level of success we are seeing with Community Operations it's a good way to highlight what can be done.
Are you impressed with Community Operations? Will you be loading up your copy of Battlefield 4 to give it a try? Let us know your thoughts below.


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Pubs Adelaide welcomes Adelaide VIC, browse through our listings to find a lovely Pub, Club or Restaurant of your choice.
Check out our TAB and Sports Bar with outdoor beer garden... Mondays - Free Texas Hold Em Poker 7pm..registration starts one hour prior... in SPORTS BAR. Tuesdays - Free Pool and Free Juke Box. Wednesdays - Live Sports Channels. Thursdays - Karaoke Idol Competition from 8pm Free Entry and Great prizes to be won. Fridays - Live Sports Channels. Saturday - Live Sports Channels. Sundays - Free Texas Hold Em Poker 2pm..registration starts one hour prior in FUNCTION ROOM.
Find the very popular Westfield Shopping Centre in Narre Warren, and you've discovered the equally popular Hotel Fountain Gate. Inside you'll discover a host of exciting features including upstairs private function rooms, conference room, Sports bar & TAB, 120 seat Bistro, bar and Lounge area and one of the biggest and quickest BWS drive-thru bottleshops in the area. Come in for Lunch, Coffee and cake, or a drink with friends It's all waiting for you here at Hotel Fountain Gate.
In recent years the Hallam Hotel has undergone an enormous transformation. Recognising the changes in the area around us, the venue has been renovated accordingly. Entertainment has always been on the cards and the venue aims to cater entertainment to suit all. If you haven't been to the Hallam Hotel recently, please come and see what we now have to offer.
Cafe Bar - The cafe bar is as diverse as the people that frequent it. We have the individual mushroom tables, perfect for those wanting to prop up with a selection of domestic and boutique brews on offer. There is also a lounge area, ideal for those in a group who want to catch up with a few wines.
Beer Garden - Theres nothing like heading outside on a warm day or a balmy night. Our beer garden is set out on the street, under the shade of overhanging trees, and can seat 140 people. On special sporting nights we will turn on the outdoor plasma screen for your enjoyment and remember our full bistro menu is available. Grab a table early because it fills up quickly.
Sports Bar - With our TAB facilities and selection of screens displaying the latest sporting action, you'll always be in the know about events throughout the world.
Kelly's Motor Club Hotel kitchen is renowned throughout the area for creating a sumptuous array of quality pub fare of the highest standard. Our experienced and friendly staff cater to over 2,500 people every week, numbers like that can't lie. Try a variety of cuisines and daily specials and be sure to stay for dessert. You won't be disappointed.
I know what you're probably thinking, Duncan's are hotels, drive-ins and liquor stores with the cheapest prices on beer and spirits. Well you'd be pretty right. But Duncan's are more than that.
Every Duncan's also has a massive range of wines, in fact if you can't find it at Duncan's it's probably not worth drinking. The staff at Duncan's have been trained to know everything there is to know about wines.
They also know how important good service is. But don't take my word for it, cruise down to your nearest Duncan's today. Pick up one of our great specials and see what Duncan's are all about.
The Sands Hotel located in Carrum Downs, Melbourne is "your entertainment oasis", offering a superb range of services and facilities
Whether it is something from our Bistro to satisfy your cravings, Supplies for the weekend party or a cold beer from the Bar, The Sands Hotel can help.
If you are contemplating a training seminar, sales meeting, product launch or any other business conference, The Sands Hotel also has the facilities to accommodate your corporate requirements.
If you want a great meal for a reasonable price and a great selection of meals, then the Seaford Hotel is the place to go. My favourite was the Salmon with Basil Pesto. The dining is family friendly, big enough so you don't feel bothered by larger parties. The service is very friendly! It has been modernised inside. Great nautical feel. We felt at home the first time we went there. If you ever drive past, then go inside - you won't regret it!
Pop in and see us. You'll find our friendly staff are waiting to take your order and pour your next drink. Enjoy a meal with family or friends, a quite drink, or get rowdy in the TAB. Come on down and say Hi! Relax with a game of Pool and a few cold ones.
Pop in for a drink. You'll find our friendly staff are waiting to take your order and pour your next drink. Enjoy a meal with family or friends, a quite drink, or get rowdy in the TAB. Come on down and say Hi! Relax with a game of Pool and a few cold ones.
The Hampton Park Tavern is a traditional public bar that's the ideal place to stop in for a quick drink, or to pass the time. The publican Bryan Brady has owned the pub for 20 years and can still be found working behind the bar today. The Sports Bar offers Big screens, comfy couches and great sporting memorabilia fill the sports bar at the Hampton Park Tavern. This is a great bar to hang out in with a few friends, grab a beer and a snack, watch a game, or even play a few games of pool.


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Once a month, I work in London, in Bloomsbury. At the end of the day I sometimes go round to the London Review of Books and stock up on new books - maybe three or four, mostly history and politics. I probably read a book a week these days; when I was an undergraduate, one of my tutors told me I should be reading a Book A Day (he made it sound like one word: "Bookaday, Pateman; Bookaday") and for many years that was my target.
There is a Public Library within a hundred meters of my home, but I never use it. I use the Internet.
When I retired from the University of Sussex in 2000, I began to put my academic work on line at www.selectedworks.co.uk and yesterday the Flagcounter, installed a couple of years ago, registered a visitor from what it tells me is my 126th country, Andorra.
I don't know how many Internet countries there are in the world, but 126 seems quite good going. The Flagcounter only flags up a small proportion of visitors, since many computers are trained to withold the information it needs, so for all I know I have had readers in Andorra before. No matter. I never expected anyone in Andorra to read my work. Flagcounter reckons 66% of my visitors are coming from the UK or USA; there is then a sharp drop off - it takes four countries (India, Iran, Canada, China) to provide the next 10% of visits. I am surprised to see Iran there.
There is no paywall on my site and there is no kitemarking. This is how I think academic work - or at least old academic work - should be distributed. Most of it was written for journals before anyone even thought of the Internet and the Internet has given it an unexpected new lease of life. Likewise, the publishers who originally put out the journals at captive-market Library prices which covered their costs now find that they have unanticipated bonus income from the pay-to-view recycling of old academic work. Academic journals have always been a bit of a publishing scam and now even more so.
Pay-to-view sites for old academic work should be discouraged. I don't know how best this can be achieved. A modification of copyright laws might be the best route. A general principle should be that journal work which was originally produced by publicly-funded academics (like all those in the UK) should be in the public domain, available at no cost or only administrative costs. Different principles could apply to books.


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The Free Dictionary defines salsa as a spicy sauce of chopped (usually raw, but not always) vegetables or fruit, especially tomatoes, onions and chili peppers. You may not have realized, however, that salsa doesn't necessarily mean tomatoes. In Spanish, salsa means, simply, sauce, and salsa comes in lots of different versions, such as negra (black, with dried chilis) and verde (green, with herbs and tomatillos), not to mention, of course, roja (red, with plenty of tomatoes, onions and garlic). This particular salsa features berries to grand effect! Continue reading
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Last week I received a request for ideas about what to make during Passover. I knew I had to come up with something wonderful, so here's a very special little recipe just for you, Nancy! Continue reading
YOUR HEALTHY PLATE: Quinoa, Squash and Bean Soup
Here's a great, simple recipe from my friend's friend's daughter-in-law. We're practically family! Check out Marci's blog at veggingattheshore.com. You can say that YHIOYP sent you.
P.S. Note the regionalism in her blog title: that kind of talk is something you'll hear only in Philadelphia and South Jersey. If you live in that part of the country, you would never say that you're going to the beach. It's "down the shore" for you! I have so many great memories of the Jersey shore, where the food is great and the living is easy. Continue reading
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YOUR HEALTHY PLATE: Tuscan Kale & Bean Soup
You may find that, except for the kale, you are lucky enough to have all these ingredients in your home already! If that's the case, then run over to the store and get some kale so you can make this soup! And consider using this recipe as a guide for some ideas for good things to keep in your cupboard (and freezer) at all times. Thank you to Gluten Free Vegan for the original version of this gem of a recipe. Continue reading
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I covered the usual favorite topics, including intact vs. stripped carbs, nutritious fats, and high-quality protein. I encouraged everyone to eat more beans, magical because beans contain large amounts of both fiber and protein. Continue reading


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Patrick Turk
Quasi-scientist and self-taught artist, Patrick Turk explores the mysteries of the universe in his highly detailed and imaginative hand-cut paper assemblages. Images taken from any number of resources including: science-fiction novels, encyclopedias, history and scientific diagrams, are cut and assembled in oftentimes multidimensional surfaces to create curious and dark narratives. Says Turk, "The intense levels of detail become a microcosm, forming a reflection of the human relationship to the plasticity of time and space, and to the process of self-unfolding."
Patrick was born in Galveston, Texas and lives and works in Houston. His assemblages have been exhibited throughout Houston in galleries including Art Storm, Lawndale Art Center and Rudolph/Projects/Art Scan as well as galleries in Galveston, Texas and Los Angeles, California. In 2013, he was an Art in Residence at the Lawndale Art Center. His works have been published several times in Mung Being Magazine and include high profile commissions for the 2009 Houston Art Car Parade Poster as well as the Philokalia album cover by Golden Cities.
Patrick Turk is one of 60 artists included in the book, The Art of Found Objects: Interviews with Texas Artists (Texas A&M Press), authored by Robert Craig Bunch, and to be released in 2016. He was also be featured in the concurrent exhibition, The Art of Found Objects, held at Lone Star College – Kingwood in November 2016.
See Patrick Turk's full CV here
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My dearest grandma! She must be in her mid 80s but i don't think shes that sure how old she is herself. Such a loving and affectionate woman who has been suffering from schizophrenia since her 40s! But to me she is no different to any other grandma out there as that's how I have seen her my whole life. Shes lived in her own bubble for half of her life, thinking that we are all going to move to India anytime soon and live there forever, also thinks that i'm married with kids, when I correct her she just laughs!
Saturday, 7 April 2012
G is for Grandma!
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ah bless, I miss my grandma, it's been years since she passed away though. They bring such beautiful memories into our lives. Cherish them! xReplyDelete
YAY I miss my grandmothers tooReplyDelete
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ps you still have word verification on. Makes people not want to comment.
Amazing... My favourite one yet :)ReplyDelete
nice post - am visiting on my haphazard trawl through the ApZ challenge listReplyDelete
Aww, such a lovely picture. xReplyDelete
That's quite sad but it's good that you love her so very much. Grandma's are very special.ReplyDelete
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The holiday season is upon us once more and here's wishing all our readers a very happy christmas and a wonderful new year to come.
So what are you doing staring at this stupid PC screen?!! Get partying folks!!
Meet you all on the other side of the year with a new issue of VIBEindia.
till then...take care and have fun


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The Orange County Public Works Department said a mile-long sheen of petroleum in a flood control channel south of Warner Avenue was noticed on Sunday.
Public Works Manager of Environmental Resources Chris Crompton said the sheen did not pass into outer Bolsa Chica Bay or the Bolsa Chica Wetlands.
Crompton described the spill as "fairly small and discrete" with no continuing source. On Wednesday, he said it had largely dissipated or been absorbed by the booms, which have been in place since Sunday.


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The last four weeks have been interesting for me. I don't want to go into details (my goal is to reflect not to offend people.) I did not realize how reformed I have become. I did not realize how complicated evangelism was. I did not realize how fun evangelism can be...when you are tag-teaming with your amazing husband (who amazes me). I did not realize how much sweeter grace could be than it was already was to me.
Let me clarify, grace is sweet. More than I could ever describe to you. Grace is radical. If you don't understand grace, go read the New Testament. Write down every verse about grace. Then read the Old Testament, see where we were before God Incarnate came to Earth.
Or better yet, go chat with someone who does not understand grace and thinks that we can earn our own salvation through doing good things (yikes!).
And as I told someone last night, "We are not put on earth to do. We are put on earth to glorify God." (That was the light bulb moment was I was like, "Self, you have now entered the territory know as 'reformed'. ")
My heart needed to read this today. I knew it. But I needed to be reminded.


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Samsung Galaxy A8 2015 edition
Galaxy A8 (2016) specs and performance test leak: Exynos 7420, 3050 mAh battery
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1. zeeBomb (Posts: 2318; Member since: 14 Aug 2014)
Is this the S6/Note 5 Neo I've been looking for? All this time of the year?
10. PhenomFaz (Posts: 1236; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
First off, where on earth is the A9 PA? Give us something juicy on that.
Second, the A8 2016 with those specs and that price point is pretty sweet but I would have liked at least 3 GB of RAM as I'm still on a Note 3 (I know, its jurassic right?
2. Wiencon (Posts: 2278; Member since: 06 Aug 2014)
This whole A serie is much more exciting than S and Note combined
3. zeeBomb (Posts: 2318; Member since: 14 Aug 2014)
Let it be 2016 already...the hype for next year is too much!
4. abdoualgeria (Posts: 928; Member since: 27 Jul 2015)
wtf samsung E7420 is for high-end smartphone , im sure that A8 will be priced at 550 box
5. combatmedic870 (Posts: 982; Member since: 02 Sep 2015)
High end for 2015. Midrange 2016
8. Hexa-core (banned) (Posts: 2131; Member since: 11 Aug 2015)
*Upper midrange* you mean to say...
15. hung2900 (Posts: 966; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
It's definitely not E7420.
Look at the GPU, it's Mali 760T MP6 not MP8, and CPU max freq is 1.8 GHz.
It's can be either a new mid range Samsung's mid range Exynos, or just Exynos 5433.
17. alex3run (Posts: 715; Member since: 18 May 2014)
Too high scores for a T760MP6. That's definitely Exynos 7420 and Mali MP8.
6. torr310 (Posts: 1582; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
5.2" screen + 3000(or even more)mAh are the must have for 2016!
If the screen goes beyond 5.2", should have at least 3500mAh.
11. UglyFrank (Posts: 2184; Member since: 23 Jan 2014)
The current A8 is 5.9mm thin, has a 3050mAh battery and it is one of the best scores on the GSMArena battery test. 93h single sim, 98h for dual sim.
So combine that with the 7420 and it will be even better.
7. j2001m (Posts: 3046; Member since: 28 Apr 2014)
The A8 does not have 7420, that's a rooted edited of that crap China phone that Samsung sold its 7420 to, you can tell by the specs
9. TechieXP1969 (Posts: 14967; Member since: 25 Sep 2013)
What if you're wrong?!
12. Plume-Veil (banned) (Posts: 174; Member since: 19 Nov 2015)
Go away, 2gb Ram only. Lmao.
13. B-power (Posts: 258; Member since: 22 Feb 2014)
a7 2015 has 3GB ram. a8 2016 has2GB ram why!
14. plasteek (Posts: 263; Member since: 07 Jun 2015)
downgraded mali mp6 ? Still ok for a 1080p !


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Nice captures. Love the pose in #5
Yes those are sharp and well exposed photos of a tricky subject.
However, I wonder if your white balance is just a tiny bit on the blue side. Although that might be the rather cheap monitor which I use on my internet computer.
Excellent shots Rob. I escpecially like #3 & 4 because of the intensity and business like attitude of the subject. All of these really need to be viewed in the lyte box where they look even better.
I would be thrilled to get shots like this. Thanks for sharing
Thanks All,
These are just a handful of the 176 pictures that I took in the hour I was able to watch this white morph reddish Egret doing his thing. I had a hard time limiting my self to just posting the ones I did. Every time I look at the pictures again I think I should have added this one or that one to the post.
Lucky and right place at the right time.
I was having so much fun taking pictures of him I didn't want to stop and check my settings.
Thanks again,
Those are great! I really like 2 but they all are great.
Excellent shots, Rob. We get lots of Egrets where we live and I always love watching them. I think #1 and #4 need to be square format as the bird is travelling to the left and there is more space to the rear of it - which looks slightly unbalanced. The last shot looks a little dark on my monitor. I tried a quick edit, if that's OK.
Thanks Rob,
No worries on the edit, it does look better. I added the last shot because I thought it was like a going away shot or this is the end shot.
Thank again for the C & C.


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IT has many of the facilities associated with small or even medium-sized towns and a profile to match, but the Brontë village of Haworth remains just that... a village.
Nestled in the Worth Valley in the eastern Pennines, Haworth has a population of just over 6,000, but on a sunny day in summer the number is multiplied several fold as tourists swarm into Main Street.
They come by steam train - the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway will celebrate its half-century as a private line next year - and by car, though the privately-operated and meticulously policed pay-and-display car park was a source of continual complaint, until the law on clamping was changed.
The attractions are the cobbled Main Street itself and the Brontë Parsonage Museum, the perfectly preserved 18th century house in which Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë spent most of their lives.
The building and its surroundings were used as a location for the fondly-remembered 1970 film, The Railway Children, and, a decade later, by the director John Schlesinger for a wartime movie called Yanks, starring a young Richard Gere.
The village has been gentrified in recent years but retains its period charm. Main Street is a jumble of little cafes and shops, many selling handmade crafts and bric-a-brac and others named after the novels and characters created at the parsonage.
At the peak of the season, the junction by the red telephone box, where Main Street meets West Lane can be as crowded as Piccadilly Circus. And each spring, the village hosts a 1940s-themed "wartime weekend", which attracts around 25,000, many in period costume.
However, the visitor experience is unlikely to be helped by Bradford Council's decision to close the village's two public toilets next year, local councillor Rebecca Poulsen believes.
"It's absolutely crazy, she said. "The council claims to be fully behind tourism and then it does something like this. They wanted to close the tourist information centre too, but the Brontë Society has agreed to take that over."
Haworth is a popular destination for coach parties, and welcomes a large number from Japan, but Coun Poulsen fears that the absence of a loo will hamper efforts to persuade coach firms to let their passengers linger longer in the village.
At one time, the influx of tourists may have been an irritation to long-standing residents, but most now take it in their stride.
"If you move to Haworth you know exactly what you are going to get," Coun Poulsen said. "And many residents away from the centre don't actually see that many tourists.
"It's a fabulous place to live. My children grew up thinking that all trains were steam driven."


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