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Fuel Scarcity: Buhari Calls For Understanding As Nigerians Celebrate Christmas
Apparently disturbed by the harsh condition the lingering fuel scarcity has imposed on Nigerians as they celebrate Christmas today, President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed regret over the unfortunate situation.
This year's Christmas celebrations to mark the birth of Jesus Christ is a mix grill of excitement and despair, with many Nigerians marking the day at filling stations where they have been languishing on queues to buy fuel for their vehicles.
Despite assurances from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Ministry of Petroleum Resources that fuel queues will soon disappear, the situation has continued unabated, leaving commuters and motorists stranded.
A cross section of Nigerians had criticised the president for keeping silent since the fuel scarcity started.
According to reports gathered by Eyes Of Lagos, But President Buhari yesterday sought understanding from Nigerians, even as he ordered a clampdown on hoarding of petrol at filling stations across the country.
In a statement personally signed by the president, which was posted on his verified twitter handle, Buhari said the scarcity was regrettable.
He disclosed that he was being briefed regularly on the matter, assuring that the NNPC was on top of the situation.
He said, "The fuel scarcity being experienced nationwide is regrettable. I sympathize with all Nigerians on having to endure needless fuel queues. I'm being regularly briefed, especially on the NNPC's interventions to ensure that there is enough petrol available during this period & beyond.
"I have the NNPC's assurance that the situation will improve significantly over the next few days, as new shipments and supplies are distributed across the country.
Noting that he has ordered that fuel hoarding at petrol stations be curbed, the president said, "I have also directed the regulators to step up their surveillance and bring an end to hoarding and price inflation by marketers.
"Let me also assure that the relevant agencies will continue to provide updates on the situation. I thank you all for your patience and understanding".

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Maybe it's just me.
Selfies are everywhere, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. I see plenty at work in the Photo Lab, and there are Flickr pages dedicated to high quality self portraits.
After reading about Rosie Hardy and her successes, I thought I'd give the Self Portrait a try. I thought it would tie in nicely with my 52 portraits project too.
Usually if someone points a camera in my direction, I will simply smile, or else strike a silly pose. But when I do it myself, I just feel like a lemon. I'm awkward, I don't know whether to smile, be serious or silly, what to do.
I'm going to keep on trying this selfie thing, but I will apologize in advance for the terrible, awkward looking images I am going to come up with. My hope is that they will improve with practice.
Maybe it's just me, or do other people feel slightly ridiculous when taking their own picture?
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Not everyone dreams to have a traditional wedding with a white wedding gown, ribbons and confetti. Gothic Weddings are dramatic, artsy expression of the couples lives and interests. It's for a couple who have personal interests, characters', and personalities with the Gothic theme. To have a Gothic themed wedding, you need to make sure that your ideas are subtle and not too over the top.
Before going ahead with Gothic weddings, make sure that both you and your partner are okay with it. Many times the parents of the bride or groom will have an objection to such a wedding and it is best that you talk to them. Remember that although it is your wedding day, your friends and relatives are also equally important. If everyone is happy to have a Gothic themed wedding, then you will need some Gothic wedding ideas to make the wedding great. They may be harder to plan, but you can be more creative. Here we are going to discuss some Gothic theme wedding ideas.
Best Gothic Wedding Ideas
For the best Gothic wedding, you have to see to it that each element of your wedding from the food, wedding decorations and wedding dress incorporates the Gothic theme. Here we are going to discuss these elements one by one.
Gothic Wedding Dress Ideas
Gothic wedding dress will of course be very different from the traditional white wedding dresses. Black, Purple and red are some of the main colors that are used in Gothic wedding dresses. You can choose from simple A-line dresses with ruffles at the bust and shoulder to the more flamboyant 50s style gowns with lace trimmings. A corset pattern for the bust is one of the best ideas for Gothic wedding dress which is also very fashionable.
You can choose from a long train that trails behind you or a black lace veil. You also can find yourself having to substitute an elaborate prom dress or a bridesmaid dress for your unusual wedding gown. Luckily, if you pick the right ones, nobody will know. However, who cares if they do know? Its your wedding afterall. It isn't your fault wedding gown designers lack the eccentric flare for the darker side of life.
Any floor length gowns by designer like Alexander McQueen or Valentino or even Roberto Cavalli in a dark hue can be worn as Gothic wedding dress. The wedding dress should be perfectly complimented with Gothic makeup. Also make sure that you choose Gothic wedding rings for the wedding.
Gothic Wedding Decoration Ideas
There are many great ideas to decorate your wedding in the Gothic wedding theme. If you have the budget, you can book a wedding venue like a medieval castle or a Gothic architecture style manor. This type of venue will give your Gothic wedding a great authenticity and ambiance. For wedding centerpieces you can use a big pumpkin or a group of pumpkins and carve them into jack-o-lanterns. Orange and red colored candles that are used as centerpieces along with a big pumpkin is also a great Gothic wedding ideas.
You can also use regular floral centerpieces too, but make sure that you include black roses, purple orchids, orange lilies or orange poppies. You can also make some cut outs of vampires, bats and witches in brooms and stick them on the walls. Masks, red and purple colored table cloth and black confetti all make good Gothic Halloween wedding ideas in terms of decorations.
Gothic Wedding Cake Ideas
When you are having a Gothic wedding, you will need a wedding cake that has the same theme. There are many stunning Gothic wedding cakes. A rich red velvet cake or a dark chocolate cake with royal chocolate icing are some great Gothic wedding ideas. You can even choose a white fondant cake which is decorated with black currants and red strawberries and cherries. A red wedding cake or a purple colored wedding cake with crystallized flower petals on top will look simple stunning for a Gothic wedding.
These were some Gothic wedding ideas for your wedding. You can ask your guests to come dressed up in some Gothic costumes. Gothic weddings are very popular with some couples who wish to make their wedding a unique one and you can use these ideas for your wedding as well. Whatever, I'll just say Gothic Wedding to sum up every alternative style. Makes things easy but distinguishes from Traditional Wedding crap.
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Another weekly illustration.
Beautiful artwork!
You do great work
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love it !
very nice
I love the use of the skull incorporated into her hairstyle, really makes some interesting details.
That's excellent!
You're art is so beautiful!
It's amazing! The wood is fantastic, the light fog makes it a great atmosphere.
She seems to be quite an interesting witch - the wolf suits her well als fellowship
She seems to be quite an interesting witch - the wolf suits her well als fellowship
That's Awesome! I really Love the incorporation of the skull into her hair.
Fantastic character design! I like the lighting, the costume and the pose. She looks like she is just taking a smoke break and considering the rest of her day.
gorgeous! i love the brushwork. you've improved so much. thanks for the inspiration.
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Wonderful lighting and rendering!
Amazing piece!
Awesome character design! I love the head piece and the pipe. Elegant, serene, but ferocious. The energy in the brushstrokes is very effective - well done
Your work is neat man, would you care to share your workflow?
Very cool.
cool cool cool.
that thing on her hear is super cool
Very nice work! I love how you handled the drapery and fur midtones. That's a great pose.
Beautiful brush work and contrast of dark light dark with the rock wolf and woman.
Really awesome.
this is amazing!
Those details though. Amazing!
AWESOME. Good composition, subjects, and I really love the brush strokes.
really great work !
Lovely atmosphere. Awesome work.
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Professor Ni's paper, "The Way of the Family and the Gongfu of Regulating the Family," tells us that the right way to regulate the family, the country, and the world relies on self-cultivation. Prof. Ni's insightful description indicates that there is a misunderstanding of "authority" and absolute obedience, and proposes a healthy way of understanding respect for authority as "helping those to grow well". Prof. Ni is confident of the advantages of the traditional family-centered life. In response to the example regarding informed consent and family decision making, the authors comment that Professor Ni ultimately depends on the competent parent who can grasp the skill and art of "balance and right". How, though, can we expect and rely on such a person existing? This point is the main argument of this review. The Confucian notion of family embodies many functions, including the excellent core values of "love, trust, safety, etc," but family cannot hold the responsibility for everything, including totally surrogate decision making.


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At first, I mis-typed this title "Three from the Archies." But no, I'm not so cruel as to subject you to the Archies.
***1. Sunday, September 24, 2006:
It was a rough week for Miss Beck.
Monday, I was struck by a sudden, penetrating loneliness. I'm not a person who ever gets lonely, so I didn't know how to handle the situation. I desperately needed a hug, but I'm not on hugging terms with many people— which is what happens when you refuse to make friends. I seriously considered hugging strangers in the computer lab. Rejecting this idea, I decided to bake brownies instead. (Food = love, right? Right?) The brownies were a flop, though, earning me the distinction of creating the First Failed Brownies in History. And they said it couldn't be done!
Tuesday, my steady, professional facade broke down at school and I had to hide in the bathroom between classes, sobbing and wailing. I felt absolutely useless, worthless and unlovable.
Wednesday — actually, Wednesday was good, and Thursday night was great. It would make a better story if my home burst into flames, but I'm striving for accuracy.
Finally, long-awaited Friday arrived— R., B., D., and I packed our bags and took a trip to Carlsbad, where they all have family. After a few weeks of doing little but homework, I suddenly had the chance to talk all night, taste excellent food, voyage into the famous Caverns, whack B. multiple times, explore impressive playgrounds, meet a new family, listen to the prophet, test some cosmetic samples, laze around, and rethink my future. I failed to play with Lego or the air hockey table, which was foolish of me. I succeeded in eating quite a few M&Ms, which was equally foolish, but fun.
Having a weekend away made me feel worlds better about life. I haven't felt that happy in months. Easily six, maybe twelve. My sense of adventure is reawakened. Now all I have to do is 1) live through the monotony of school and 2) chart a new adventure. The life, she is good.
Editor's note: Whack B. multiple times??? What on earth?
***2. A Sunset seen from our roof in New Mexico, May 2012:
(Mr. Jaunty took this one. You can tell because it doesn't have my thumb in it.)
***3. Notes from my first overseas flight, July 2012
Yes, world, I've managed to leave North America before age thirty. Glory be. Wasn't sure I'd ever pull this off.
6:30 AM: Have I ever told you that I usually sleep until 10? Of course not, you'd realize what a boneless sloth I am! But it's true: I stay up until 2, then sleep through the coolest part of the day. But today, I'm slouching groggily through the house with a To Do list: take out trash, pack snacks, spray for bugs, take out the compost… When the shuttle arrives at 7:30, I am poised and ready.
It pains me to forego my usual pound of silver jewelry, but metal detectors hate that look.
On the ride to El Paso, I begin reading Of Mice and Men. I'm so tired, my hands shake just supporting the slim paperback. 40 pages in, I fall asleep. Don't blame the book.
This airport has a vending machine stocks with Hippie Sundries: arnica, DermaE creams, crystal deodorant. I resist their siren song.
In preparation for this trip, I read Audi's series on traveling light. I've ignored her wisdom and am traveling heavy.
9:57. Just three hours to kill! Back to the book. I dine on apples, dates, and Twizzlers. One of these things is not like the others.
As I rush through the airport, it occurs to me that I never see anyone rushing in Las Cruces. Do people hurry in your city?
The international concourse is a surprisingly long tram ride away. A woman next to me says "international people's gotta pee, too!" You tell 'em, lady.
There's a little baby girl across the aisle from me. Cute as a button jar. I hope she's in a good mood for the next ten hours… Can a baby be happy for ten hours straight? Can anyone?
Long flight. Try as I might, I cannot sleep. I doze for maybe an hour grand total. By the time we reach Amsterdam, my will to live is waning. Nice seat mate, though, and I swap magazines with a nearby mommy. As ugly and airless as planes feel, it's interesting to see so many humans forced to sit quietly together for a whole night.
The Amsterdam airport! I m as helpless as a kitten up a tree. So vast, so unfamiliar, and me so sleep-deprived. I wonder if this is how small children feel, not understanding what people say, looking for any familiar symbol or brand…
The restrooms are marked TOILETS. They are also marked Ladies and Gentlemen, but only a few of us are startled when a tall, dark man pushes in a floor-cleaning machine. Not in Kansas anymore.
I'm glad I thought to carry cash… Until I remember that dollars won't help me here. Finding an ATM and getting Euros makes me feel considerably safer, but I'd better not buy anything until I check the exchange rate… Did I just withdraw a Whole Lot of Money? I honestly don't know.
I've never seen so much Delft china and Van Gogh merch. I'd never even heard of Miffy, who dominates the airport toy stores.
Ian can't meet me at the airport for awhile, so I wait, lugging two suitcases and a purse. After thirty minutes, I get anxious. After an hour, I'm ready to cry. Just as I'm paying to use an Internet kiosk, he finds me. Great relief.
Guess who's been cleaning out her files? Yep, you guessed.


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Matt Slaman
Matt Slaman is the Producer, Co-Director & founder of Pirate Life Children's Theatre which opened its doors in 2015 and is entering its 3rd season as a site-specific summer theatre. Matt brings a business minded perspective to the arts having recently completed a Masters In Management in Portugal/Italy, studied business at the Institute of Entrepreneurs in Ottawa and attended the Startup Institute in Boston. Matt successfully produced and directed two seasons of Pirate Life shows on the Centre Island, with the 2017 season sailing from the mainland. He has auditioned and pitched the company in front of CBC Dragon's Den Season X, received grant funding from Enterprise Toronto's Startup Company for young entrepreneurs in 2015, received the ADP Small Business Grant in 2016 as well as start-up funding from Futurpreneur and the Business Development Bank of Canada. As producer of Pirate Life Matt opened the doors in 2017 as a free venue to host other performances, essentially outsourcing creativity through the community and is hosting everything from stand-up comedy, opera, movement pieces, concerts and a three week run of Pippi – The strongest Girl in the World, in collaboration with Fourth Gorgon Theatre. The old adage of being a kid at heart truly relates to Matt's everyday philosophy and the kind of theatre he holds dear; fun, entertaining theatre for young audiences that also has something hidden in it for everyone.
Rehaset (she/her)
A Saudi-born, Ethiopian independent musical artist, working primarily as a composer and singer; latest journey involves developing Buna!, an Ethiopian musical with support from b current's bcHub training program for emerging theatre makers. Her work in theatre has included performance, wise.woman (b current); sound design, All of Him (SummerWorks & FemFest) and Radiance (b current); musical direction, The Art of Storytelling (Creative Mafia); performance, How I Learned to Serve Tea (The RISER Project); and parade/performer/sound designer, diaspora Dub (b current). She recently worked with Patrick Reed and Andréa Schmidt in a short film titled Notwithstanding (What Escapes Production), that was commissioned by Hot Docs as part of the compilation In the Name of All Canadians.
Ryan G. Hinds
Ryan G. Hinds is a critically acclaimed theatre artist. Currently an Associate Artist at lemonTree Creations, he recently completed a two-year Residency at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre; as a creator/performer, Ryan is interested in equitable & diverse creative environments and unique stories. Theatre work includes Post-Paradise at New Museum in New York City, the 2015 Fringe hit Starry Notions ("Best of Fringe" from Torontoist & Mooney, Outstanding Performance from NOW Magazine), MacArthur Park Suite: A Disco Ballet at Summerworks, and the dance-theatre hybrid MSM: Men Seeking Men. His solo show #KanderAndEbb won a 2016 BroadwayWorld Award in Toronto and toured to Montreal, New York City, Orlando, and Halifax to critical and audience acclaim. Audiences have enjoyed him as Booker T. Washington in Ragtime opposite Mark Cassius, as Ken Gass in The Trial of Ken Gass and in Sky Gilbert's Dora-nominated play The Bewitching of Max Gunther at Theatre Passe Muraille. One of only a few people to have been in both the movie version (as a hed-head) and a stage production (as Hedwig) of Hedwig & The Angry Inch, he is proud to have been the first black actor to play the title role. Ryan has performed with Liza Minnelli, Todrick Hall, Debbie Reynolds, Billy Stritch, and many more, and has received the prestigious $10,000 Steinert & Ferreiro Award from Community One Foundation, EGALE Canada's 2010 Black History Month honour, and an Arts & Culture recognition from the City of Toronto and Mayor Barbara Hall. He is a previous Mississauga Citizen of the Year.
Sabah Haque (she/her)
Sabah Haque (সাবা হক, صباح حق) is a theatre creator, arts administrator and artist producer born and based in Toronto. She has created and produced work with Soulpepper, Paprika Festival and York University, where she graduated with a degree in devised theatre and playwriting. She has worked in various capacities with Soulpepper, Paprika Festival, Outside the March, Little Black Afro, Buddies in Bad Times and Musical Stage Company. Sabah was awarded a Theatre Creators' Reserve grant by Cahoots Theatre Projects for her multidisciplinary play Relentless. She is a first generation Canadian from Bangladesh, and has lived in several cities including, Montreal, Dhaka, Chittagong and Dubai. Sabah aims to connect diverse stories to the world by producing work about migration and intersectionality through a decolonized, collaborative arts practice.
Scott Emerson Moyle
Scott Emerson Moyle is a Toronto-based director, producer, actor, and maker of masks and puppets and things. He has been creating site-specific immersive Shakespeare since 2009 with his company Dauntless City Theatre (formerly called Urban Bard). He also teaches internationally under the banner of Riotous Youth Shakespeare. He thinks the classics are the perfect blank slate for progressive and radically inclusive work! Upcoming projects include directing The Two Gentlewomen of Verona for Dauntless City Theatre in Berczy Park, participating in the collective creation of a reimagining of Arthur Schnitzler's Reigen, and continuing training as an intimacy choreographer with Intimacy Directors International.
Susanna Fournier
Susanna Fournier is an award-winning Canadian theatre-maker and the artistic producer of PARADIGM productions. She works in various performance mediums, primarily constructing new texts for theatre. Her work is feminist, expressionist, large-scale, and anti-imperial. Her writing interrogates socio-economic-gender power relations and their perversions. She's interested in (im)possible art for an (im)possible world. In 2018/19, PARADIGM will produce Susanna's trilogy of performance texts, The Empire, in Toronto. The Empire abstracts over 300 years of modern history, tracing the ramifications of Imperialism as it pervades into every aspect of life from global empire building to the colonization of the body and psyche. PARADIGM produced Susanna's debut play, Stencilboy and Other Portraits in 2014 and her short play, ALL THE WAYS YOU SCARE ME at Rhubarb in 2015, as well as a series of in-studio workshops dedicated to non-traditional dramaturgies in the development of new Canadian performance texts. Susanna's latest project, take rimbaud, a post-dramatic adaptation of Arthur Rimbaud's iconic poem, A Season in Hell, was recently in residency with The Howland Company at Canadian Stage. She's also a core collaborator on LULU: aspects of a femme fatale, a series of large-scale deconstructions of Frank Wedekind's Pandora's Box culminating in the 2018 production at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre directed by Ted Witzel. Susanna was a 2016 finalist for the KM Hunter Award for theatre artist of the year. www.susannafournier.com


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I was fifteen when my sister was born. And though I lived with her for three years before leaving for college, I don't really have a lot of strong memories concerning that time period. One that does stand out, though, was when she was just over a year, and I had the idea to take her to get pictures taken of both of us for my parents for Christmas. I had the whole thing planned out, but it necessitated having a reason to take Lizzie somewhere in the car without my mom, something I'd simply never needed to do before. And what stands out incredibly clearly to me is that when I was preparing to leave, Mom started crying while sitting at the table. When I asked her what was wrong, she just said she wanted me to be careful, because by taking my sister with me, I was essentially leaving her helpless to protect not just one, but both of her babies.
I don't think I ended up doing it. I don't remember.
The point is that now, as a mother, I can't believe she would have taken that leap of faith to entrust me with her baby. I was a reasonably smart and average teenager, but I was by no stretch a great driver, and she obviously knew that. Yet she attempted in that moment to bridge the surely difficult road of parenting her generationally-gapped daughters, and made it clear to me that though she was scared, she trusted me. It was huge and though I'm sure that's why I ended up choosing something else to do, I know I couldn't have fully understood that sacrifice until only recently.
Much appreciated retrospectively, Mamasan.


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Amazon begins testing in-house delivery service
Online retail giant Amazon is testing its own delivery service, in a move that will no doubt spook longtime partners FedEx and UPS. The company hopes to make more of its products available for free two-day delivery, relieving overcrowding in its warehouses and keeping it one step ahead of the competition. According to people familiar with the plan – who have asked not to be named – Amazon has slowly been marketing this service to American merchants in preparation for a national expansion. The service began two years earlier in India, meaning that Amazon already has significant experience running similar operations.
Amazon's share price is up by 30% so far this year
Source: Yahoo Finance
The confidential U.S. pilot program is known, in-house, as "project Seller Flex". It ill see Amazon's own delivery service pick up goods from third-party sellers active on its platform and deliver them straight to the customer. At the moment, this is work undertaken by services like FedEx and UPS – and Amazon may still use these services in the future. However, where the company has previously allowed sellers to dictate delivery options, it will now set them itself. Ultimately, this should ensure a more regulated – and better – service for buyers.
There are some obvious benefits to this approach for Amazon: it gives the company more flexibility and control over the last stage of the transaction, letting it save money through volume discounts and the freeing up of warehouse space. The impact on FedEx and UPS is less beneficial: shares of both companies were down by more than 2% following the news.
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Jennifer – I grew up in Jackson, MI and attended Albion College. I also attended the University of Illinois and George Mason University. I have a BA in English/Religious Studies and a BS and MS in Nursing. I worked as a Neonatal Intensive Care Nurse for over thirty years, the last 27 years at Fairfax Hospital. Outside of work I enjoy walking, hiking, biking, gardening, cooking, reading, travel and currently have a passion for Scotland and the Outlander book series.
Andy and I met as VISTA volunteers in Waterloo, Iowa. After VISTA we lived and worked in Urbana/Champaign and Chicago areas. From Chicago we traveled to Micronesia for 2 years to live and work as Peace Corps staff. When we returned from overseas we moved to Northern Virginia where we raised our two children (Alex and Abigail). I like the diversity, as well as the historic and cultural opportunities of the DC/Northern Virginia area.
Andy – I grew up in North Haven, CT and graduated with a BA in Sociology from the University of Missouri, followed by 3 years of Peace Corps volunteer service in India and Fiji. I am currently Chief Financial Officer for the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA). Prior to joining DPLA I was the Financial Manager for the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University and worked for over 30 years planning, managing budgets, and administering programs for the Environmental Protection Agency and the Peace Corps. I have a passion for outdoor adventure including: running marathons, triathlons, hiking, backpacking, caving, canoeing, and traveling to explore other countries and cultures.
I am looking forward to downsizing our life style, developing closer relationships with village neighbors, as well as living in a caring community of supportive people who share common values and interests. I am eager to live within walking distance of the center of Shepherdstown, close to many shops, restaurants and the educational opportunities at Shepherd University. We are both excited to continue to experience the many outdoor adventure opportunities offered in the area, and are eager to participate in being stewards of the village lands and doing communal gardening.


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I decided to try a twisted easel card for this one, again 6x6 in size. The purple backing paper is from my Kanban stash. I've used my black frantage embossing enamel with some gold glitter glass around the edges. It's the first time I've used that stuff and I think I'm quite pleased with how it looks. It's just a shame that the pictures haven't been taken in very good light..........daylight was rapidly fading!
In the centre of the card I've used yet more of my Kanban cardstock. Both cut from the same piece but the one underneath was coloured with my promarkers! They were then matt & layered onto black cardstock, stitched around the edges and a piece of polka dot ribbon added down one side. The gorgeous image is Trixxie Treat, from Kenny K's halloween collection, and of course was coloured with promarkers!
I've then added some cobweb corners from my collection of Cheery Lynne dies, which I've inked over very lightly using black soot (I think)!!
The base of the card is the same Kanban backing paper, but this time it got matt & layered onto black cardstock and stitched around the edges.
The stopper on the base of the card is again a Cheery Lynne border die, cut from the same black cardstock! Then finally I stamped a sentiment, die cut and inked it with black soot and then put some sticky gems on the edges! There you have it, I hope you enjoy looking at it as much as I enjoyed making it! :-)


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Mobile credit card readers have been around for years. However, it's only in the past year that lightweight card readers that work with smartphones and tablets have become available. These devices change the game for many small businesses.
Where once mobile card machines were expensive, the new devices are inexpensive or free. Previously, merchants had to sign up for a merchant account and pay a considerable sum just to accept card payments. Now card readers are available where only a small percentage per transaction is paid. Read on to find out whats available for the iPhone and iPad.
edit – Sumup now offer a chip and PIN reader
- Charges: 2.75% per transaction
- Free card reader (while stocks last)
- App available for iPhone, iPad and Android
- Available now in the UK (also Germany, Ireland and Austria).
Sumup offer a 'chip and signature' system which works with a card reader and app. To take a payment the app is opened, the total displayed on screen and the customer's card is read by the card reader. The next part of the process depends on which type of card you are using. Mastercard customers sign with their finger on the merchants' mobile device. For Visa customers a secure link is sent to their mobile device and they manually enter their card details. Once the transaction has been verified a receipt is sent to the customer via email or text message.
The card reader connects to the iPhone or iPads' 3.5mm headphone jack and the card details are encrypted using 128 and 256 bit data encryption. With the free app, merchants can save a list of their products and services on 'shelves' and pull them in to give the total cost or simply manually input the total. Merchants receive funds into their bank accounts 7-10 days after the transaction, provided the payment is over £40. If not, payment is made when the total reaches £40 or 2 weeks after the last payout, whichever comes sooner.
Click here to visit >> Sumup. For a £20 discount use code CPM20 when you order a terminal.
- Charges: 2.75% per transaction
- Chip and PIN reader £59
- Available for iPhone, iPad and Android (limited).
The customer inserts their card into the card reader then inputs their PIN. The payment is verified via Bluetooth and the phone's mobile signal then a receipt is sent to the customer's email address. Merchants can order a card reader from the iZettle website and the app is downloaded from the app store. Once the IOS version of the app has been installed, merchants can input their products and services. For the Android version the product description and value must be manually input for each transaction. There is a daily transaction limit of £15,000 for chip and sign and £25,000 for chip and PIN. 4,000 businesses were involved in the UK trail and there are 75,000 active customers in 6 countries (end 2012) according to iZettle.
Click here to visit >> iZettle
- Charges: 2.75% per transaction (UK and Germany)
- Chip and PIN reader £49
- Bluetooth technology
- Available for iOS and Android.
To accept a payment the merchant opens the app on their mobile device and enters the total and description into the app. The customer then puts their payment card into the Payleven chip and PIN machine and enters their PIN. Payment is authorised with the bank via the mobile phone and once verified a receipt is sent via email.
The app keeps a detailed history of all the transactions and merchants can make refunds through the app. Payleven were founded in March 2012, have 70 employees and in January 2013 received significant investment showing investors have confidence in this technology.
Click here to visit >> Payleven
If you are looking at getting a card reader for your iPhone or iPad the first thing you should do is decide whether or not you want a merchant account. There are articles on this website to help you decide, take a look through the merchant accounts category. For many businesses merchant accounts are the best option.
One of the great things about this new generation of card readers is that accepting card payments has been opened up to a lot more people. Small businesses and even individuals can get a card reader inexpensively or free and begin accepting payments without the need for a traditional merchant account.
If that is what you are interested in two of your options are currently iZettle or Payleven. These chip and PIN readers are suitable for larger businesses taking more frequent transactions as well as sole traders and micro businesses. Using Bluetooth means the card reader is not attached to the mobile device. I would recommend taking a look at the app stores to see what current customers think about what's available. The card readers listed above have been PCI approved and highly secure.
I hope you have found this article useful. Have you used any of the above mobile credit card readers? Feel free to comment below.


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This webinar was previously scheduled for Nov. 14, 2018.
Do you struggle with how to tell the story of your community foundation's work? Grapple with narrowing down your work into quotable quotes? Key messages are a critical part of public communication. Featuring relevant case studies and examples of success, this webinar will help you develop messaging that is memorable and tells the story of the great work you are doing.
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inout DA 480-R
DA480-R is a versatile and reliable multi-channel power amplifier with innovative SMT technology circuits. It comes in a very compact case with a slim design, which suite those fixed installations with very small spaces. It is also ideal for for multi-channel amplification, surround sound, multi-zone or bridged applications.
It features very low noise and distortion levels at any power, performance caught-up thanks to the exclusive use of high class components. Using T-class high quality power amplifiers, the DA480R has a very low thermal dissipation, with a consequently low running temperature, internal temperature control.
Main Features
- Variable speed fan, assures a long operating times fully loaded work without overheating problems and, above all, it is very silent.
- VCA volume control for each channel that make this multi-channel power amplifier suitable for applications where remote level control is needed.
- Protection circuits against DC, Subsonic Frequencies,Short Circuits, High Temperature, HF.
- An LED array on the front panel of this power amplifier indicates the operation status of each channel. Separate multi-colour LED show input signal presence, peak level and self-protection events occurred, to immediately see the system status.
- Relay and logical outputs on removable connector for channel protection reporting or specific programmable functions.
- Low impedance balanced audio input on Phoenix removable connectors.
- Power output on removable connectors that accept section cables up to 2,5 mmq.
- Bridged operation mode, coupling channels two by two, gives double power in a single channel with 8 ohms load impedance
- Input signal adjustment trimmer for each channel on the rear panel.
- RS485 serial interface allows to connect up to 255 units to external control systems for status monitoring and volume control of each channel.
- Output power: [email protected]Ω, or [email protected]Ω in briged mode.
- Speaker's load from 4 to 16 Ω.
- VDE plug, fuse holder and power switch on the rear panel.
- AC mains supply 230Vac\50Hz.
- Half single 19" rack unit fully compatible with the InOut RM30 and FP30 rack accessories.


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The Renewed National Arts Centre: Kipnes Lantern Misses the Mark
Catherine Nasmith | February 8, 2018
From Issue No. 266 | February 12, 2018
|From National Arts Centre website
I had a lovely mid-winter break in Ottawa. From our hotel window we had a great view of Confederation Square, the canal and the newly renovated National Arts Centre, a long time favourite building of mine. First let me say hats off to Diamond Schmitt Architects for a sensitive alteration which has opened the building to the surrounding public spaces in an intriguing, sophisticated way. Watching people moving about in the foyers is a welcome view on a winter night.
Regrettably, the Kipnes Lantern misses the mark; unveiled on New Year's Eve, it is a programmable LED display embedded in the glazing that wraps around the corner of the building and extends down Elgin Street. At 3 stories high, it is far too visually demanding in the square that is also home to Canada's war memorial, whose carefully designed night lighting is eclipsed by the overly brilliant showiness of the Lantern. This is particularly true moving up Elgin Avenue, where the Lantern dominates the night view. What is promoted as abstract art, billed as promoting Canadian Arts, behaves more like a billboard that escaped from Toronto's Dundas Square or the Gardiner Expressway.
Over the decades Ottawa's core has steadily advanced, project by project, to create a place that reflects its role as the Nation's capital. Careful orchestration, monitored by civil society, led and encouraged by the National Capital Commission and implemented with careful consideration by all levels of government have created a city centre that is a source of Canadian pride.
The Lantern is presented on the National Arts Centre pages as follows "Rising dramatically above the NAC's new front entrance, the glass tower incorporates cutting-edge transparent LED screens to display stunning images of Canada's leading artists and productions. Beginning every day at dusk the Kipnes Lantern becomes a beacon for the performing arts in Canada, showcasing the breath and excellence of the work being produced across Canada." What I witnessed was a steady stream of promotional images, mixed with an abstract light show, lacking in the subtle elegance demanded by its place in Canada's pre-eminent civic square. Confederation Square is not Times Square. Time for a reset.


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... every intelligence agency in Europe in order to battle the Bolshevik menace. (20) The SOJ rests upon an ecclesiastical alliance of Roman Catholics, traditionalist Old Roman Catholics, and Russian Orthodox believers. Its members refer to the New Mass as an "unspeakable abomination" and take violent exception to the "infidel marauders" who have corrupted the Vatican in recent years. The order's former grand master, Col. Thourot Pichel, said the foundations of Christianity were "about ready to face destruction" from the "world menace of Marxism and Moscow" unless the Catholic Traditionalist Movement and the SOJ could turn the tide. (21) Another spokesman refers to the SOJ as " the ...
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Dr Eamonn Molloy
Fellow and Tutor in Management
Phone:01865 276454
Eamonn has held academic posts at the Universities of Warwick, Bath and Lancaster. He has worked on collaborative research projects with numerous Government bodies including the National Health Service, Department for Education and Skills, Department for International Development, Natural Environment Research Council and the Economic and Social Research Council. He has also worked closely with private sector organizations including Cadbury Schweppes, Unilever, United Utilities, BNFL and major mining, oil and gas companies in South Africa and Mozambique.
Detailed Biography
Teaching Activities
1. Introduction to Management (1st Year Undergraduate)
2. Technology and Operations Management (2nd,3rd Year Undergraduate, MBA)
3. Managing the Project Portfolio (MBA)
4. Environment, Organizations and Sustainability (MBA)
5. Management for Engineers (3rd Year Undergraduate)
6. Project Management for Scientists and Engineers (Executive / Professional Development)
7. Designing and Managing Successful Programs (Exec. MSc.)
8. Qualitative Data Analysis (M.Sc.)
9. Designing the Temporary Organization (Custom program for Senior UK Civil Servants)
10. Various D.Phil. and Masters dissertation supervision.
Honorary Fellow of the International Consulting Economists Association (ICEA).
Associate Fellow of Saïd Business School.
Associate Fellow ESRC SKOPE.
Recent Prizes, Grants and Awards:
2011 - John Fell Research Grant awarded by the University of Oxford for a two-year project entitled Exploring the Affective Norms of Political Party Manifestos with Prof. Stephen Whitefield and Prof. Sara Hobolt (London School of Economics and Political Science). The research will explore the emotional content of English language political party manifestos from the UK, USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Ireland since 1918.
2011 Won the Diana Forsythe Award sponsored by the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) People and Organizational Issues Working Group for Molloy, E and Korica, M (2010) "Making Sense of Professional Identities: Stories of Medical Professionals and New Technologies" Human Relations, 63 (12). The Award honors the peer-reviewed article published during the previous year that best exemplifies the spirit and scholarship of Diana Forsythe's work at the intersection of medical informatics and the social sciences.
2009 - 2011 Economic and Social Research Council's Advanced Institute of Management Fellowship Program (grant number RES-331- 30-000166) to support research into Surgeons as innovators.
Recent Seminars, Talks and Discussions:
2012 Invited presentation to a delegation of Indian Parliamentarians on behalf of The Chevening / UK Foreign Office IBFP Parliamentarians Programme entitled "Making a Parliamentary Impact: A Tryst With Psycholinguistics."
2011 Address to His Highness Sheik Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan, Minister of Education and Chancellor of Al Ain University, Abu Dhabi entitled "Building Tomorrow's World: The Challenge of Mega-Projects."
2011 Guest speaker at the Project Management Institute's London Chapter. Presentation entitled "How Optimism Bias Tricks Us Over And Over Again And What we Can Do About It."
2010 Research presentation, Yale Law School, entitled "Delusion, Deception and Corruption in Major Infrastructure Programs: Causes, Consequences and Cures."
2010 Keynote speech to the Project Management Institute's UK Annual Conference entitled "Mega-Projects: Dealing With Complexity."
College & university roles and committees
College Function
Fellow and Tutor in Management Studies
Welfare and Equality Adviser
Staff Adviser
Harrasment Officer
Dean of Graduates (PGT
Member of
- Governing Body
- Finance and Planning Committee
Research interests
Research Interests
Interdisciplinary Research, Organizational and Technological Change, Design of Temporary Organizations, Project, Program and Portfolio Management, Psycholinguistics, Computational Corpus Linguistics, Emotion in Political Language, the Sky as Place.
Journal Articles
Molloy, E and Stewart, A (2013) "Succeeding Programmes, Failed Projects: A Lexicographical Analysis of a Disputed Semantic Terrain" forthcoming in the International Journal of Project Management 31 (3) April 2013. Available online 7 July 2012.
Arena, L and Molloy, E (2013) "The Governance Paradox in Megaprojects" forthcoming in Lehman, V (ed.) Communication et Grands Projets: Les Nouveaux Défis. Quebec University Press.
Flyvbjerg, B and Molloy, E (2012) "Delusion, Deception and Corruption in Major Infrastructure Projects: Causes, Consequences and Cures" in Ackerman, S and Soreide, T (eds) The International Handbook on the Economics of Corruption, Volume 2. Edward Elgar.
Molloy, E and Korica, M (2010) "Making Sense of Professional Identities: Stories of Medical Professionals and New Technologies" Human Relations, 63 (12).
Van Donk, D and Molloy, E (2009) "Rationality and Irrationality in Project Management" in Harper-Smith, P and Derry, S (eds.) Fast-track to Success: Project Management, Financial Times, Prentice-Hall.
Molloy, E and Van Donk, D, (2008) 'From Organising as Projects to Projects as
Organisations' International Journal of Project Management, 26(2): 129-137.
Molloy, E (2008) 'Practice Theory and Management Research' in Holt, R and Thorpe R (eds) Sage Dictionary of Management Research. Sage.
Whittington, Molloy, Mayer, Smith (2006) 'Practices of Strategising/Organising: Broadening Strategy Work' Long Range Planning, 39 (6): 615-29.
Molloy, E and Whittington, R (2006) 'Reorganisation Projects and Five Uncertainties' in
Hodgson, D and Cicmil, S, Making Projects Critical. London: Palgrave.
Molloy, E and Whittington, R, (2005) 'The Practice of Organising: Inside and Outside the Processes of Change' Advances in Strategic Management. Vol 22
Molloy, E (2003) "When is a Spade not (only) a Spade? When it's an Environmental
Management Tool" in Winnett, A and Warhurst, A (eds.) Towards an Environment Research
Agenda. London, Palgrave.
Other Publications
Molloy, E (2012) "Design Organizations, Not Just Projects" MundoPM forthcoming August 2012 Issue. (The magazine of the Brazilian Project Management Institute)
Molloy E, Lucic, L and Kachur, D (2007) 'Nuclear energy is not what it used to be' Report commissioned by the Institute for Science, Innovation and Society.
Sako, M, McKenna, C, Molloy, E and Ventresca, M. Grand Challenges in Services: Workshop Proceedings (June 2006) available at: http://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/faculty/Sako+Mari/GCS.htm
Whittington, R and Molloy, E (October 2005) 'HR's Role in Organising: Shaping Change' Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Final Report.
Molloy, E and Whittington R, (February 2005) 'HR: Making Change Happen' Chartered
Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Executive Briefing Series.
Mayhew, K, Green, F and Molloy, E (2003) 'Employer Perspectives Survey 2002'.
Department for Education and Skills.
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Pembroke Fellow in Management discusses the delivery and legacy of World Cup tournaments and FIFA's influence on the bidding process.
Comment column published in The Independent on 06/06/15.


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Emojiplanet only with Mr Green
Emojiplanet, whose official release date is August 24th, was released exclusively at Mr. Green. According to our experience, when a casino gets such exclusive access to a game, it is never used for promotions or marketing purposes, something we assumed to be a rule not to ruin the relationship between NetEnt and other casinos. Not this time!
Reel Thrill with double winnings and bonuses in the Emojiplanet
Mr. Green's Reel Thrill is a tournament concept where you every fifteen minutes can join completely free and get the opportunity to increase your winnings with a casino bonus in the form of free spins.
In fifteen minutes, you will spin in the current tournament game chosen, and Mr. Green will save your best 20 games in a row. The winnings that you scraped together are then divided by the total bets in the same rounds, so the main players will not dominate, and when the fifteen minutes are over, free spins are awarded to the top five players.
All winnings and losses during the tournament run just as usual so the only thing that differentiates this from playing, as usual, is that you can win a little extra. The game for each tournament varies, and usually, there are 190 free spins in the pot but every hour until 9th of August the tournament will go to the Emojiplanet with doubled number of free spins in the pot (380).
Uncomfortable Times
Between the 10th and 16th of August, Mr. Green's casino prize will be further appreciated in the tournaments in the Emojiplan, which runs between 17:00 and 23:00. The regular price structure is retained, but the top 10 players also get 90 free spins extra each. Between 17th to 23rd August, there are 500 free spins in the pot all the Emojiplanet Reel Thrills. These tournaments are running round the clock, and in "uncomfortable times," such as early mornings, the number of participants is often ridiculously low, making it relatively easy to take home the free rounds.


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