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Events in Dorset over the Summer of 2018
You're not going to run out of exciting things to do and places to go in Dorset, but when...
Cornwall boasts a rich culture and a proud local community who are always eager to celebrate it. In any Cornish town you are bound to find countless cars sporting St Piran's flags, bakeries that stake a claim at the world's best steak pasty, and maybe even a local debating with a friend from across the border whether the famous pastries should have a side-crimp or a top-crimp with a friend from across the border.
But the Cornish also know how to host a good knees-up, especially when it comes to showcasing the region's roots. From Celtic folk music to craft beer and local seafood, countless interests are fostered and fed during Kernow's busy festival calendar.
If you're planning a holiday to Cornwall this summer, you're definitely in the right place at the right time. When the sun shines, the county comes alive in a wave of music, food and culture. And, with some truly stunning luxury holiday cottages in Cornwall to choose from, you don't even have to brave those muddy fields! Whether you fancy trying a local tipple, mingling with Cornish poets or catching some of the biggest emerging musicians of the moment, here are our top festivals in Cornwall for summer 2017.
Dubbed 'the world's greatest house partyΓǪ in a field', Leopallooza is probably one of the best-loved festivals in Cornwall. Now in its 11th year, the multi award-winning festival is based on a farm just outside Bude, North Cornwall, but attracts visitors and performers from around the world who love its laid-back, creative vibe. For anyone who lives in the local area, Leopallooza is the highlight of the summer calendar – in fact, this year their 'Early Bird' tickets sold out in just 20 minutes! Bringing friends together for three days and nights of music, food and sunshine, this festival feels like a reunion, your best friend's wedding.
Beginning as an impromptu gathering between friends many years ago, Leopallooza has grown from a one-night affair to a full-blown weekend festival. For the first two days, everyone is out to party, and it's no surprise with headlining acts including acts including The Cribs, Gabrielle Aplin and Clean Cut Kid.
As festival co-founder Sam Dunnett notes:"We've developed a bit of a reputation as an incubator for emerging talent, often booking artists just before they break into the mainstream. This is something we strive to do each year, and once again the team has put together a great line-up of both established and breaking artists, with the 11th Leopallooza shaping up to be one of the biggest yet."
Come Sunday, the site mellows somewhat, with smoothie bars popping up and chilled acoustic bands performing. Seven stages, two dance tents, dozens of food stalls, roller disco, kids' play areas and sports eventsΓǪ this festival has it all, and has been recognised by the likes of Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac for its success. Sam reflects on why Leopallooza has become such a huge part of Cornish culture over the past eleven years:"I think Leopallooza works so well because it's a festival built by festival lovers. We work really hard to remain totally independent, and the same group of friends that organised the first festival 11 years ago still run it to this day. Everything people see, hear, drink and eat is handpicked by us."
If you're looking for a music festival that celebrates Cornwall's folklore roots, the St Ives September Festival is for you. Mike Sinclair, Press Officer, explains that this historic festival has been running for 40 years, and plays host to 15 days of music, theatre, poetry, film, walks, talks and arts events. You can catch bands including four BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winners – the John McCusker Band, Show of Hands, The Changing Room and Cara Dillon.
Anyone who visits the St Ives September Festival – visitor or artist – always returns. Steve Knightley of festival patrons Show of Hands, who played the Royal Albert Hall on Easter Sunday, said: "For over 30 years St Ives Festival has been one of the must-play events for those of us on the folk, roots and acoustic music scene. We can't wait to be back."
Charlie from the blog Cornish Horizons also recommends the festival, describing it as "an amazing two weeks of live music, open artists' studios and free exhibitions as well as guided walks around this stunning town." With glowing reviews all-round, this festival is perfect for couples looking for a relaxed and culture-rich week (or two!) away.
Looe may be known for its fishing trade but, in September, the main catch in this coastal port will be the fantastic acts at the Looe Music Festival! Each year, the waterfront is lit up with tents and bright lights, creating a buzzing atmosphere. Charlie from Cornish Horizons blog describes Looe Music Festival as "three days in September of fantastic live music performed right on the beach as well as all around the town in every available spot!"
This event calls itself a 'grown up' music festival, as camping is not a prerequisite. As Carys Barriball from the festival explains:"Appearing as if by magic, the festival boasts a main stage on the beach and transforms the streets to entertain locals and visitors from all over the world. You can visit for the day or the weekend, stay in comfort and eat like a king."
She continues, "Blasting sounds off the beach this year include headliners Lulu, Happy Mondays and The Jesus and Mary Chain, plus over ninety bands taking on five stages over three days. This is an award-winning music festival which will make your Cornish getaway one to remember."
Boardmasters is possibly the most famous music festival in Cornwall, and is a celebration of all things beach life-related. As the name suggests, this festival was originally based on board sports, and although the musical aspect has grown each year to host some of the UK's biggest acts, this focus remains. Professional surf competitions take place on Fistral Beach, skate and BMX contests add to the action, and visitors can even get involved themselves! Dance away to acts including The Flaming Lips, Two Door Cinema Club, Jake Bugg and even DJ/actor Idris Elba.
Anna Clark, travel and lifestyle blogger at The Cornish Life, explains why she loves Boardmasters:"Set up on the cliffs looking out over the ocean makes it the most spectacular setting to dance to your favourite acts at sunset! It's also just a short walk down to the beach in case you need a cool dip in the sea to refresh." If you really need to recharge after all of this, simply head over to the festival's wellbeing tent for some free yoga sessions or a professional massage.
Cornwall's festival scene is a diverse one, and you will find acts from all over the world at many Cornish music festivals. However, Tropical Pressure Festival is a unique celebration specifically dedicated to the music of the world. So, if you have a penchant for the music of the Americas or Africa, this is the festival for you.
Kath Williams from the festival explains:"Tropical Pressure Festival is Cornwall's answer to WOMAD – a beautiful, small and family-friendly event dedicated to exploring the cultures of other lands. We celebrate the rich music, food, dance and crafts of Latin America, Africa, and the Caribbean, with artists from all over the world descending on Porthtowan for three days in July each year. Great value and great fun, and all with a unique backdrop of the stunning Cornish coastline."
This year, visitors can enjoy the diverse sounds of acts including Canalon de Timbiqui, Bareto, Harare and the Culture Dub Orchestra. Each day is dedicated to a different area of the world, and you can even buy day tickets if one particular culture is your passion. The festival is also 100% vegetarian this year, selling delicious plant-based street food from around the world. Add in a wild eco spa set in the gorgeous surroundings of Mount Pleasant Eco Park and you have a recipe for the perfect weekend.
For the classical music fan, a visit to Cornwall this summer could provide the opportunity to step into a rich history of orchestral music. This year, the St Endellion Summer Festival returns for its 59th year in the Collegiate Church of St Endellion, bringing famous scores from top composers to audiences through the talent of superb local musicians.
Sally from the festival explains: "The focal points are the two performances of Billy Budd, featuring world-class international soloists – a performance of the Verdi Requiem in Truro Cathedral, a lunchtime concert in celebration of the centenary of Cornish poet Charles Causley, and two concerts featuring Olivier-award-winning actor Rory Kinnear. But a whole load of other wonderful chamber, orchestra and choral concerts are taking place, too!"
Aiming to nurture the connection between individuals that music can foster, as Beethoven once stated, "from the heart to the heart", this festival shuns commerce in favour of passionate performances and a true community spirit.
One particular highlight on 2017's programme is "I Sing The Body Electric: Walt Whitman in Words and Music", a performance in which some of the festival's rising stars perform songs by Vaughan Williams, Gurney, Weill and Bridge, alongside readings from Rory Kinnear, to celebrate the works of the American Bard through all elements of song.
One of the most well-known Cornish exports is, of course, the pasty, but there is actually a wide variety of mouth-watering fresh produce grown and made in Cornwall. Jen Merrikin from Food Festival Finder explains:
"Cornwall is a fantastic place for foodies – from Michelin-starred restaurants to cosy beach-side bars, there really is something for everyone. The Cornish love to celebrate their excellent natural larder, which is why there are always plenty of food and drink events going on. Events include those rejoicing fishing, and others dedicated to the fantastic artisan producers in the county."
You can find out more about dining in Cornwall in the Cornwall Food & Drink Guide – which is also available as an app.
Newquay Fish Festival is now in its fourteenth year, following a successful run of festivals spanning more than a decade and connecting several generations. For three days, the region's top chefs will join forces to demonstrate how Cornwall produces the finest fish dishes, from local crab to lobsters and more. Drawing from the location's maritime history – with Newquay's quay tracing back to the 15th century – these displays explain how local seafood has been sourced and used over the years, in an area that is intricately tied to its oceans.
Visitors can expect traditional crafts, local groups and artists, an exhibition by the Newquay Old Cornwall Society explaining the history of pilchard fishing which once dominated the area, local music and, of course, plenty of food stalls and cooking demonstrations offering the chance to sample delicious produce. To round off the evenings, guests can join the traditional Ceilli and, for the Saturday night grand finale, the fantastic Mount Charles Band will perform for a Last Night of the Proms concert!
There's nothing quite like enjoying a cold beer or local cider by the Cornish coast on a sunny day. That's exactly what Newquay Beer Festival offers – and much more! Enjoy a wide selection of local craft beers and ciders and learn about the heritage of these drinks from the county's finest breweries. As you relax, you can enjoy the entertainment of top local bands and artists, with previous line-ups featuring the likes of The Freedom-Guilt Equation, Sam Richardson and Third Age.
Phil Bunt, secretary of the organisers at Newquay Towan Blystra Lions Club, explains:"Now in its 5th year, this is a festival of 50 real ales and 20 plus ciders plus lagers, wines and soft drinks, all accompanied by three days of great music in a friendly, sociable environment."
He continues, "Families are very welcome, as are their dogs, and there is always a really fun and friendly atmosphere. All the musicians give their time totally free of any charge and Lions Clubs take no money for themselves – everyone gives their time and effort voluntarily and everything raised goes to help others."
Cornwall is famous for its cider, so it only makes sense that there should be a top-notch festival to celebrate the refreshing beverage this summer. Anna has the perfect event to fit the bill:"I really love The Little Orchard Cider Festival held at Healey's Cyder Farm in September; the countryside vibe and focus on local music, food and drink makes it a really fun atmosphere – and of course plenty of delicious Cornish cider too!"
Festival organiser Ben Hall comments: "Little Orchard Cider and Music Festival is a fantastic weekend for families, friends and couples alike. Each year the festival gets better and better, with new attractions being added and more fun for the children to have. This year's event was a huge success and it was the first time we have fully sold out. I'm really looking forward to next year, especially since we have secured The Wurzels for Saturday night!"
An extensive range of ciders from around Cornwall, the UK and even further afield are ready to be sampled. However, this is more than your average cider festival – now in its fifth year, the charming festival has already gained itself a BBC Introducing stage, alongside lots of big live bands, a silent disco, glamping, hot tubs and more. Plus, of course, there are some great cider-themed activities, including secret cider walks and cider tasting!
The Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature is another event recommended by Charlotte, and is the perfect festival for those who are passionate about culture, art and writing. Hosted by the du Maurier Festival Society, this is a sophisticated affair 21 years in the making, and so it follows that some of the country's most renowned writers will be in attendance. Here, you can expect to delve into the minds of Michael Morpurgo, Tatiana de Rosnay and Veronica Henry, among others. Many other artists will grace the festival, such as the world's most-performed living composer, Sir Karl Jenkins.
This year, the festival is hosting everything from writing workshops to interviews with philosophers, authors and politicians, reading groups and even live bands, history tours and talks. Families will also enjoy this festival, with everything from art trails to the Secret Gardens of Fowey to entertain the little ones, in collaboration with the festival's Kids' Lit programme. Whether your passion is for politics or gardening, paper-cutting or craft brewing, you will find events to enrich the mind and excite the imagination at this festival.
The die-hard bookworm should head towards Penzance this summer, because the Penzance Literary Festival is set to celebrate words in all their forms, with some of the UK's top writers in attendance. This year, the theme for the festival is 'Unchartered Waters', exploring the ways in which 'our world changes at breakneck speed'. With writers' workshops, musical performances set amid bookcases, readings, literary tours and much more, this festival is sure to get your creative juices flowing.
As Rachel Viney, Programme Editor at the festival, comments:"It's easy to see why Cornwall's friendliest literary festival just goes on getting more popular. With top novelists in this year's line-up, among them Tim Pears and Stella Duffy, plus intriguing talks from explorers, seafarers, archaeologists, rare manuscript experts and many more – all liberally seasoned with rap poetry, theatre and song – it's a feast for everyone who loves words."
If you're visiting Cornwall in early June, and wish to get a true taste of the county's agricultural heritage, a day at the Royal Cornwall Show is a must. Bringing the real heart of the countryside to visitors from the region and beyond, this event is visited by thousands of people (and livestock!) each year.
Steve Michell from the festival explains:"The Royal Cornwall Show is Cornwall's largest annual event, attracting around 120,000 visitors over its three-day run every year in early June. It's a real celebration of Cornish farming, food and a showcase for everything that's great about the county."
So, if you're curious about what life is like as a modern Cornish farmer, this is the festival for you!Steve continues, "The show is also big on entertainment from main ring headline acts wowing the crowds to live music and dance stages, roaming street performers and musicians. There are countless demonstrations and competitions taking place, with thousands of animals to see. A steam fair, retro vintage fairground and top-class flower show drawing in the crowds and with more than a thousand trade stands to browse there really is something for everyone to enjoy."
Image credits: Rob Feather (Leopallooza); The Changing Room; Callum Morse (Boardmasters); Tropical Pressure Festival; St Endellion Summer Festival; Newquay Fish Festival; Newquay Beer Festival; Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature.


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Chicago Bike Swap
Only one week left until the Chicago Bike Swap. The Bike Lane will be there, and so should you. There will be lots of bikes and bike related accessories from local vendors and shops, so don't miss out. Here's the info:
March 3rd
10am – 5pm
1419 W. Blackhawk St.
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Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company Ltd (TGTDCL) on Tuesday urged the government to raise its average tariff rate for per cubic meter gas to Tk 0.4987 considering the cost of Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) import.
TGTDCL managing director Mir Mashiur Rahman made the plea at a public hearing on Tuesday over the proposed price hike of natural gas.
"We require the tariff hike to overcome fund crisis, ensure private investors interest as well as implementing self funding projects," said the TGTDCL managing director at the hearing. The TGTDCL has now over 27.34 lakh consumers.
At present Titas gas seeks per cubic meter tariff at Tk 0.4987 as against its present rate of Tk 0.2316. The technical evaluation committee, however, suggested for raising the tariff by Tk 0.0370 per cubic meter.
The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) sponsored public hearing. BERC chairman Monowar Islam chaired at the hearing which was attended stakeholders and members of BERC.
Attended the hearing, Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) representative Md Mizanur Rahman said that the BPDB also needs to increase power tariff as 46 percent of its electricity generation depends on natural gas.
"AS per our projection electricity subsidy has already crossed around Tk 7414crore in the current fiscal year," he added. The amount was Tk 5700 crore in nine month of the current year, thanks to the costly diesel fired power plants due to short supply of natural gas.
He requested the BERC to raise the power tariff immediately or just after raising the natural gas tariff.
Md Razi, director of Bangladesh Textile Mills Association requested the BERC not to increase the tariff at high level rather it should be at considerable level.
BTMA representatives said that the production cost of per kilogram of cotton will be 25-50 US cents if the BERC increases the tariff for captive power.
BTMA vice president Shahidul Alam said they are forced to produce 1400MW electricity from captive power due to lack of quality power supply. "We have lost our competitiveness to India and Vietnam," he said.
"It's illogical and irrational to allow 400 percent of tariff hike within four years," said the BTMA Vice president with disappointment.
Prof M Shamsul Alam, energy adviser of the Consumer Association of Bangladesh (CAB) pointed out that around 300mmcfd of natural gas has been pilferaged through illegal connections. But the government moves to import 500mmcfd LNG gas without stopping the pilferage, he added.
He also raised question on different irregularities on new connections and low pressure in households and industries. Energy expert Prof Badrul Imam said that the government is now allowing only four offshore blocks to explore oil and gas in the Bay. Despite the huge potential, they move to purchase costly LNG instead of low cost natural gas exploration in the Bay or onshore blocks.
PROF Nurul Islam of BUET requested Titas Gas to replace their 20 years old distribution pipeline which, he said, might help increase the gas pressure.
BD CNG Re-fuelling owners association representative requested to the BERC not to allow tariff hike for CNG otherwise it will increase transport cost.


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Connecting the physical to the digital. Interview with @sree, chief digital officer @MetMuseum http://t.co/V2E1PO9QCA pic.twitter.com/ikNEAvjGXn
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A Roman shrine to the god Mithras (Mithraeum), ca. A.D. 240, from Dura-Europos (Syria). http://t.co/x1wZcVlgqy pic.twitter.com/Lt3Ujgylvp
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Today in ancient Rome: 2nd day of Floralia, festival in honour of Flora, goddess of flowers, vegetation & fertility. pic.twitter.com/6y2ZKKRAiB
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Lots of Gorgons have wings… what's that about? #Medusa #wings https://t.co/UvvXJmu4Pk @MACMougins @CoriniumMuseum pic.twitter.com/3SmJ9euwG7
— Caroline Lawrence (@CarolineLawrenc) April 29, 2015
Returning to Roman agrimensores (land surveyors) today & delighted to note they used many shapes–including a spatula pic.twitter.com/NvxsO7YYQe
— Sarah Bond (@SarahEBond) April 29, 2015
Spatula actually comes from Greek σπάθη, which was a broad wooden or metal blade. This then changed to spatha in Latin & diminutive spatula.
— Sarah Bond (@SarahEBond) April 29, 2015
Deep pool and south-east corner of peristyle. House of dioscuri #pompeii #archaeology #italy pic.twitter.com/3HlBJDqMGh
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@PaulMcKenna4 @Telegraph wow.. that one's pretty egregious
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Castrating ithyphallic statues: all in a day's work for Athens. @rogueclassicist Love me some herms. http://t.co/x6CU4iXl7X via @aboutdotcom
— Carly Silver (@CarlyASilver) April 29, 2015
@PaulMcKenna4 heavy construction in my family's background… I can identify
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(129) Sundial Latin: Thoughts Light and Dark | Claude Pavur – http://t.co/EhcoPppDCd https://t.co/sG8M5EQtDc
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Votives on display (Part 2) | The Votives Project https://t.co/H9Dma5viw8
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Going through my photos from Rome, I am struck afresh by this guy's evident pride in his #moobs pic.twitter.com/DnkOxQETo7
— Tom Holland (@holland_tom) April 29, 2015
MT @PaulaLock5: #Mosaic showing two deer drinking from an overflowing vase while two ducks look on. #BritishMuseum pic.twitter.com/zBifWN7awf
— Ancient History (@ahencyclopedia) April 29, 2015
Thucydides on @BBCr4today: http://t.co/mfODqGmjis, final five minutes or so.
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And don't forget, if you can't make it on 11 May, send us your Medea Questions for Helen McCrory! #askMedea pic.twitter.com/HttMfK1zdy
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Mickey Mouse and Goofy were seen wandering among the ruins of #Pompeii 🙂 #COMICON2015 http://t.co/bu084EByNi pic.twitter.com/mBA9pzyTDZ
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Another of the intricate mosaics that was on display until recently at Lucus Feroniae, Lazio. pic.twitter.com/QOuPgH7Zqk
— Sophie Hay (@pompei79) April 29, 2015
A wonderful polychrome emblema slap bang in the middle of a Roman crossword puzzle at Lucus Feroniae, Lazio pic.twitter.com/ABqtyhunw8
— Sophie Hay (@pompei79) April 29, 2015
Gallo-Roman clay votive offering of a swaddled baby now in Musée Saint-Remi. #RomanChildren https://t.co/Z2HM3olpnu pic.twitter.com/NwGhVZXdVg
— Caroline Lawrence (@CarolineLawrenc) April 29, 2015
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— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) April 29, 2015
The Surprisingly Ancient History of a Racially Charged Epithet http://t.co/OQdoGH8Vq8
— Douglas Boin (@douglasboin) April 29, 2015
Lost languages and haunted offices: Cambridge University classicist James Clackson | Cambridge News http://t.co/0AixQ3FEzo via @po_st
— Sara Owen (@ssorn10) April 29, 2015
This Roman amulet depicts Egyptian gods and is inscribed with a palindrome about Yahweh http://t.co/hAegdElXPr pic.twitter.com/MHhP8LqE1f
— Archaeology Magazine (@archaeologymag) April 29, 2015
BBC – Sappho: Love And Life On Lesbos With Margaret Mountford – Media centre http://t.co/f0qfwLnE7O
— Jack MacInnes (@jackmacinnes) April 29, 2015
http://t.co/4HrKW5Rc0e is LIVE. Updates etc., to follow, but now it's a real domain. If you haven't visited, please do so! #archaeogaming
— Andrew Reinhard (@adreinhard) April 29, 2015
Oh gosh I just tweeted some good stuff about Roman hairdressing. Will look In the meantime this is fun. https://t.co/2zqDZe8cII @armani_mae
— Caroline Lawrence (@CarolineLawrenc) April 29, 2015
Keep Ithaka always in your mind Arriving there is what you are destined for But do not hurry the journey at all —#Cavafy, born 29 April 1863
— Robin Ngo (@robintngo) April 29, 2015
Fourth Style fresco depicting a riot that broke out in Pompeii in 59 AD during games involving Pompeians & Nucerians. pic.twitter.com/SHaMsg9cik
— Following Hadrian (@carolemadge) April 29, 2015
#Rome: the Forum during Lanciani's excavations in 1880s (note the Meta #Sudans), by Anon. http://t.co/hRfkCJuvNW pic.twitter.com/v4IIC4lcqi
— Ste. Trombetti (@ste_trombetti) April 29, 2015
Third style fresco depicting the punishment of Eros by Venus, found in the House of Punished Love in Pompeii, 25 BC. pic.twitter.com/xVN6OhXu3y
— Following Hadrian (@carolemadge) April 29, 2015
Augustus Saint-Gaudens (American, Dublin 1848–1907. Diana. Bronze. The Metropolitan Museum of Art pic.twitter.com/9tA75yQWpI
— CGJgirona (@CGJgirona) April 28, 2015
Third Style fresco depicting the punishment of Dirce, from House of the Grand Duke of Tuscany in Pompeii, ca. 30 AD. pic.twitter.com/vcwxieaZsT
— Following Hadrian (@carolemadge) April 29, 2015
"@madefromhistory: 5 Quotes on the 'Glory of Rome' http://t.co/pFIA1l7shO pic.twitter.com/E4FsX5dYX7" see the Metasudans in the photo.
— A.M. Christensen (@ProfChristensen) April 29, 2015
Ulysses Returning Chryseis to her Father – Claude Lorrain, 1644 (On display @MuseeLouvre) pic.twitter.com/1xNVz1EamJ
— Europe's History (@EuropesHistory) April 29, 2015
Panini documented with exacting skill and vibrancy the monuments of Rome. Here: Saint Peter's. #ArtAtoZ #Interior pic.twitter.com/Ypd12y6DXq
— Nat. Gallery of Art (@ngadc) April 29, 2015
Introducing the #AncientGreeks by Edith Hall, #review: 'splendid and timely' | via @Telegraph http://t.co/Uwf3PEamzM pic.twitter.com/327LjA5fJ0
— Ancient History (@ahencyclopedia) April 29, 2015
Roman realism, a delightfully grouchy portrait of Vespasian. 77 CE. Denarius from my collection #roman #numismatics pic.twitter.com/SnhlqmCXmd
— Gareth Harney (@OptimoPrincipi) April 29, 2015
The Roman Forum in 1890s (note the Column of #Phocas & an unexcavated Basilica Aemilia) by An. http://t.co/UtJOToG2my pic.twitter.com/feOk38KGJq
— Ste. Trombetti (@ste_trombetti) April 29, 2015
Domitian, shown at the age of 37 (88 CE). On the reverse his favourite goddess Minerva holds a thunderbolt and spear. pic.twitter.com/v3EVgQzX77
— Gareth Harney (@OptimoPrincipi) April 29, 2015
#Rome: the Column of #Trajan in 1681, by Willem Swidden (Dutch, c. 1660-1697) http://t.co/MCGzf91VOn pic.twitter.com/JkkYYAH82r
— Ste. Trombetti (@ste_trombetti) April 29, 2015
Just passed by @EustonArchTrust exhibit on plans to restore Arch based on Athens Propylaeum. Splendid cause – RT! pic.twitter.com/paYoq7iowM
— Tom Harrison (@Halicarnassian) April 29, 2015
Papyrus fragment with lines from Homer's Odyssey, Early Hellenistic, ca.285-250 BC. (The Metropolitan Museum Of Art) pic.twitter.com/BZGyZtWTvF
— Maarit-Johanna (@MaaritJohanna) April 29, 2015
Bronze statuette of Cybele on a cart drawn by lions,2nd half of 2nd century A.D.,Roman.The Metropolitan Museum Of Art pic.twitter.com/xqwgwovI5R
— Maarit-Johanna (@MaaritJohanna) April 29, 2015
Fab! A snow-covevered Forum, by An. (in 1935? — note the 'Via dell'Impero' & a restored Temple of Venus & #Rome) pic.twitter.com/zoLbRqjGyb
— Ste. Trombetti (@ste_trombetti) April 29, 2015
Relief fragment with a dancer & musicians, c. 2nd century AD Gandhara #InternationalDanceDay http://t.co/F4zzqBLWBq pic.twitter.com/ZiW5AhJMMh
— Ashmolean Museum (@AshmoleanMuseum) April 29, 2015
Fragment of a marble grave stele of a woman, ca. 400–390 B.C.,Greek, Attic, Pentelic marble @metmuseum pic.twitter.com/aluAIAkSVF
— Maarit-Johanna (@MaaritJohanna) April 29, 2015
#Interpol steps up search for #ancient #artifacts stolen in Syria, Iraq | http://t.co/TgBV7EIEhZ via @FoxNews pic.twitter.com/t6SqeYfPSt
— Ancient History (@ahencyclopedia) April 29, 2015
"@madefromROME: Trajan's Wars: A Series of Unnecessary Conquests? http://t.co/lnQTuBUgIg pic.twitter.com/BERM9dzPAo" @KentHumsRes
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Sometimes it's hard to see myself clearly. I can't look and see just a girl. I see my flaws, big and bold. I see the things I like too. I see it all. I feel it inside. I know the emotions that come with this face. I know the fears, the hopes, the dreams. I know the ups and downs. I know the headaches, the heartbreaks, and the triumphs. I know how far I've come in this life and how very far I have left to go. When I look at this picture I see it all.
This photograph. It's a little bit blurry, taken at 11pm after a very long (but good) day. There are tired bags under the eyes that never quite seem to disappear. Eyebrows that need shaping. A tiny top lip with an exhausted half smile. Eyes that say thank goodness for bedtime. This picture speaks volumes. This girl is only human. A happy, loved, exhausted person. A wife, a mother, a daughter, a sister. All of it adds up to me.
What do your photographs say?
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We have been working on building community over the last few weeks. Classrooms have focused on community meetings and classroom and building expectations. Mrs. Aherne and Mrs. Collyer have been doing classroom walk-throughs and spending time at lunch and recess getting to know all of our students. We have spent LEAD time on Fridays holding special assemblies to review school rules, discussing leadership opportunities, and pumping our students up for an awesome year!
We truly believe in our mission of
"Everyone Learning,
Everyone Leading,
All of us-students, staff, and parents-are learners and leaders at Cooper. We are excited to begin this journey with you!
Mrs. McGlinch's class community meeting
Mrs. Kincaide gives instructions during gym.
Mr. Armstrong helps at lunch.
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Fox News star Sean Hannity is "not negotiating" his way out of his Fox News contract following the resignation of co-president Bill Shine, contrary to earlier reports, the Gateway Pundit reports.
Hannity took to Twitter to confirm this saying, "If I have anything to say about @FoxNews I will say it tonight at 10 est. All I'll say now is this is true," referring to an article by Independent Journal Review where it was first reported.
Story broke out on Tuesday that Hannity is possibly leaving Fox because his contract allows him to quit his show if Shine ever left Fox.
Following the ouster of Bill O'Reilly due to alleged sex scandals, Shine had been a target by women in the network who are calling for his resignation, according to the New York Times.
He has been accused in the past of helping cover up for former president Roger Ailes over allegations of sexual harassment raised by female employees.
The New York Times also said that Shine was losing support from the right-wing network's owners James and Lachlan Murdoch. Shine resigned on Monday.


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"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second-best time is now."
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Topics: Employee Engagement, Workforce, Company Culture, results
Let's think about purpose. You might see it as an uncertain topic, and while it is difficult to quantify, purpose is at the heart and soul of great endeavors. If you seek it, meaning will come alive in your work. It's not just on you, though; organizational purpose requires people at all levels of a company to work toward the same goal.
Topics: Human Resources, Employee Engagement, communication
Common sense tells us that engaged employees are the lifeblood of an organization, whereas disengaged workers can poison a business when they negatively impact the workplace. A recent Gallup survey shows that 32% of U.S. employees are engaged in their work while 68% are not–and 17.2% of those disengaged workers are "actively disengaged." What can actively disengaged employees do to your organization? Name virtually any performance metric, and they can decrease it. Such employees aren't just unhappy at work–they are often undermining the efforts of engaged workers.
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4C Announces Champions for Children
September 19, 2017
4C for Children will honor Father Michael Graham, S.J., and Diane Jordan-Grizzard as Champions for Children. Both will be celebrated at the 12th annual Champions for Children Gala to be held on Saturday, Feb. 17, 2018, at JACK Cincinnati Casino. "For more than a decade, 4C has celebrated the people ...Read More


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How do you improve on the perfect shooter? One which innovated on the First Person Shooter genre, has some of the best balancing in any online shooter and created the best parkour system in the games industry. I'm talking about Titanfall, and to me, it is the perfect shooter.
It's been two and a half years since the release of Titanfall, the Xbox One (and Xbox 360) console exclusive shooter. And to this day, it is still my go to FPS, and possibly my favourite shooter of all time. The feeling I had when I called my first Titan down from space was incredible, and one I can still remember to this day. For me, it's the perfect in between of Call of Duty's fast paced, precise close quarters twitch-shooter combat, and Battlefield's huge sprawling battles featuring numerous epic moments throughout each match, often requiring plenty of tactics and teamwork.Respawn Entertainment, a developer born out of the industry changing developer Infinity Ward, managed to take away the best moments and feelings from the COD and Battlefield series, and added Titans into the mix, to create an impeccably balanced and fun match-up between agile pilots and hulking armed to the teeth Titans, which constantly leads to incredible moments every match.
Now in two months' time, Titanfall 2 is set launch on Xbox One, PS4 and PC on October the 28th. And of course I'm excited. If you've read this far, you know that I love Titanfall, so of course I'd be excited for a sequel. But, I've started thinking more and more recently, about how do you improve on the perfect shooter? And the conclusion I kept coming to was I don't think you can. And that's why I've been apprehensive for Titanfall 2.


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Jobpoket.com, a great resource for free job posts that can enable recruiters to not only find quality candidates but will help managers determine the availability of qualified workers before expansion project begins. Another positive attribute of Jobpoket.com is the data mining capability it exists. Free job posts allows recruiters to pursue the access to the resume database so that theyContinue reading


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Is your CIO the best in the business? Is he or she a technical wizard? Do you have someone who can communicate a well thought-out strategy and deliver on it? Is your CIO someone with excellent management skills who ensures that the organisation's IT staff are well supported in all they do?
If the answer is yes to all these questions then we at Techworld would love to hear from you, as your CIO sounds like a great candidate for the inaugural CIO of the year award.
The award, part of the annual Techworld awards, will be awarded to the CIO who has demonstrated a combination of business sense with a keen grasp of how technology can drive a business forward. The award will go to the individual who has shown that he or she has strong budget handling, project management and leadership skills allied to that technical and business ability.
We're not just looking for CIOs however; we're also looking for best IT department of the year, the public sector project of the year, security project of the year, mobility project of the year and green project of the year.
All the shortlisted candidates will be invited to attend a gala dinner to receive the adulation of their peers and industry. This year's dinner will be held on 11 June at the Indigo Room in the O2 Arena.
You can enter all the awards via the Techworld Awards website and if you don't want to wait for someone to nominate you, you can nominate yourself for an award.


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i'm so not a tarot card, crystal ball, fortune telling believer guy, but i have a little secret up my sleeve.
i did it.
i got my palm done.
no, not some new fad to replace the male manicure, i got my palm read.
palms actually.
shock horror; it wasn't the first time either.
way back when i first moved to hong kong and was in tourist-mode, i visited hong kong's most famous temple; wong tai sin (黃大仙).
personally i think this temple doesn't have a big wow factor, but it's a popular temple for locals and tourists alike to pray using kau cim (求籤) or chinese fortune sticks.
(you can read about kau cim here if you are an inquisitive minded person)
but besides shaking some sticks, there are also hundreds of tiny fortune telling stalls housed beside the main temple.
like i said i'm no believer.
i'm even more weary when the guy sitting in the booth looks exactly like confucius covered in a shroud of joss stick smoke.
i loose total interest when i walk past confucius like a stunned tourist and he shouts "i give you palm read, you are lucky man mister. face read too, what you like?"
as the smoke thins out it's only then that i notice he is playing tetris on his mobile phone and has a gawdy sign pinned to his wall saying "I SPEAK ENGLISH".
i bet he has a "special price" too for the gold-haired foreigner...
but then my mind began to wonder and i started to crave to know my future (i bet there is something fishy in that joss stick smoke!)
was i going to live to see
was i going to become rich?
was i going to travel the world?
was i going to fall in love with my job?
was i going to wake up one day looking like a dior homme model?
with my brain in day-dreaming mode i waltzed right into the booth of "ms j".
call me what you like but i left her booth in shock.
the things she told me were all so true! or was it just my mind making what she had said sound true?!
anyway, just this past month i happened to be in the area again so i thought i would pop in and see good old ms j.
you know what she said.
"you, 100% have baby boy lar!"
"call me when have baby ah, i know it's boy lar. 100% sure wor~"
hang-on, ms j doesn't even know k-chan is pregnant...
after a few more scary wtf-moments she told me i won't have money problems, will live in my dream house in 12 years time, and that i should really start my own business.
now i'm praying that she really does have this fortune telling business down to a T.
fast forward a few weeks and there i am sitting in the doctor's room watching my unborn child's heart beating strong and fast (this in itself deserves a whole new post!) when the doctor says "looks like you are going to have a little boy"
now how the heck do i go about starting my own business!
*ps: our doctor said we need one more check-up to 100% confirm the sex of the baby...
i'm not giving ms j a call just yet!


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Search engine optimization is an important aspect of a successful business. You must keep Local Seo in mind when designing any marketing strategy to be successful. The following article contains the information you need. Use the tips below and get the results you desire!
Take the initiative to request that a non-profit or educational site link back to your site content. Search engines like to see these credible relationships. Always provide the best in content and verifiable information. When you do, reputable websites will feel comfortable featuring your website. Add content that these type of organizations find worthy and useful.
Setting up pay-per-clicks is a very effective and efficient affiliate marketing strategy. This is the simplest service that can be provided to affiliates, that is why the pay associated to it is modest, but it could eventually build up in time.
Get a domain name for your site that is both memorable and relevant. These are great for your viewers that locate your content through YouTube.
Hone in on one component of your business on each page. Don't try promoting every product in one post or article. This will keep your readers interested and on your website longer. You have better success with having only one product focus per page.
Don't use dynamic queries if you can avoid it. A URL like www.mysite.com?sid=100&mode=q may not even be indexed. Search engines get confused with irregular names, so you will want to create something that is meaningful for every URL, along with relevant keywords that flow naturally.
Talk with an education or non-profit website to see if they will provide a link on their site to content on your site. Links from reputable sites are favored by the major search engines and boost your rankings. Provide useful content that will encourage quality websites to feature links to your site. Do not fill your site with garbage. Make sure your site has value to others.
Put some money into Internet advertising, such as AdWords. Sometimes doing your own optimizing doesn't bring the traffic you need. You will get the traffic you want by using these ads. You will see more traffic by using ads from top engines, such as Google.
Should you seek increased traffic for your site, make sure your content is at the top of its game. Unless the content is good, no one will stick around on your site; so, create great content!
Providing a site map is an important way to help search engines spider your website and increase your incoming traffic. This allows all of your pages to be linked together. If the side of the website is filled with links, it will bring in more traffic.
One great thing you should do for your website is to tie current events in a relevant way to your products or services. This brings in visitors that might not even have been looking for your type of services. It also adds informative content to your site.
Search Engine Rankings
Use keywords in a website page's URL in order to make it more popular with search engines. If the URL contains numbers or symbols that people are unlikely to search for, the page will be less likely to get high search engine rankings. By including keywords in your URL you will have a huge boost in search engine rankings.
Do not use services that blocks your domain owner info. Registering the domain with a search engine like Google and having it blocked from it could make you appear as a spammer. If that's the case, they won't let you rank in pages and obtain the traffic you want.
If your website includes audio and video content, you should consider including detailed transcripts. When you give a transcript, the search engine will find it as well.
Before beginning a website, research information about your keywords. Learn which keywords will be best for you to incorporate into your website. Knowing how people search for your business will help you find appropriate keywords. You should emphasize your keywords in your site in order to increase your search engine rankings.
Place yourself in your customer's shoes and try to think about what words or things they may search for in order to produce websites about eyeglasses. This will help you better select a variety of keywords. Zero in on the phrases that potential customers are actually going to punch into the search engine.
Unique Content
High quality, unique content is one of the best ways to boost your search engine rankings. A great way to generate more traffic onto your web site is to have unique content. Visitors will spend more time on your site if you offer them relevant and original information.
Make a single page about one keyword phrase. Loading a page with multiple keywords only takes away from the clarity of the content. You don't want to confuse the reader. If you concentrate on one thing, you will have better information, and your readers will want to return. While optimizing your website is important, it is not as important as building and maintaining visitor loyalty!
As you get your interlinks in order, make sure to incorporate anchor text. Avoid words that won't help optimize your website. Consult an expert to help you craft your anchor text.
Put yourself in the shoes of the customer when you are picking out your tags. Try and find out what terms people are using when they search.
If you think too much about SEO, you may stop being inspired to create quality content. You began your website with a goal to achieve something, provide information, a product or a service, not to just be the most popular, so keep that in mind. Achieving a highly ranked spot is a terrific thing, but you need to have great content and consistent flow of new and useful information added to it to keep people returning to it. Having good content is one of the better ways to bring people to your site. Update often and include interesting content.
Consider acquiring a domain name that has not been renewed by its original owner. This may give you an advantage with Local Seo by building off of their prior ranking. Domain names with at least a two year history are ranked higher by search engines simply because of their longevity. Do a search of recently dropped domain names, and see whether any of the listed domains will serve your website.
Placing keywords throughout the content of your blog or website can really improve your site's traffic by increasing its search ranking. It is important to pack your introductory content with keywords, but do not overdo it. As a rule, you should aim to place the keyword twice within the opening paragraph. Then, get your keyword into the following 200 words as much as you reasonably can, without being too obvious.
To rise in the search engine rankings, it's important to put keyword phrases and keywords inside your website's META keyword tags. Try to keep your keywords as relevant as possible.
Do not ever publish any article more than once on your website. Google can see this and think you want the system to get cheated, and the page rank you have can go down a lot. Also, link to different pages with the same information will lower you page rank.
If your website is in a language other than English, make use of the language meta tag. Doing so will improve your site rankings for queries in a different language.
Remember that search engines won't be able to index anything that's in a video. If you site is flush with videos, you have a little extra work to do. To practice better SEO for videos, create a site map listing videos you posted on your site to allow web crawlers can see them.
Google Analytics is the tool you must have. Not only can you keep up with your Seo successes, but you can also improve even further. This tool helps you recognize which keywords are the most effective when driving traffic to your site. Then, you can focus more on these keywords.
Only work with directories that have quality sites to exchange links with. There are too many worthless links you could accept. Many directories have lots of bad ghost sites on them. This is why you should be aware of who you decide to affiliate with.
Are you struggling with working on both SEO and quality content? You might need to focus on quality content first. If you have a site that appears as little more than a keyword garden, visitors will be unlikely to return.
Meta Description Tags
Use the most unique tags that you can when you are working on meta description tags. Using the exact same content in all of your meta description tags is frowned upon by the algorithms that the search engines use to rank you.
To attract the kind of audience you want, include surveys and games on your site. People love to express their opinions through surveys, so take advantage of the fact that they want to give them to you. Try asking them queries about their shopping habits and their interests. You'll get free information about your customers, and they'll have more fun on your site.
Ensure that you make use of all keywords and phrases in your META tags to improve your rankings. Check to ensure all keywords you use are popular search terms and are relevant to your website's content.
This advice can help you with several ways of achieving proper search engine optimization. It's essential that businesses employ Seo if they are to be successful. You will have a stronger business by using the tips above.
If you want to maximize your effectiveness at search engine optimization, make sure your server headers get checked. Poorly formed server headers will lower your success rate. If you need to redirect visitors to another page, you should use a status that indicates the page as moved permanently.


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In the previous blog, we talked about the concepts behind virtual data optimizer (VDO) and how to configure it with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7.5 Beta. In the last step, we created a VDO volume.
In this blog we are going to experiment and observe real world savings on storage. For the experiment, I am not going to use any artificially generated workload but, rather, we'll follow the simplest way by introducing some data on the disk and then multiplying the same data on the disk with a different name. This simple exercise can ensure that we are adding redundant data to disk to trigger deduplication.
Continue reading "Determining the Space Savings of Virtual Data Optimizer (VDO) in RHEL 7.5 Beta"


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Lascaux II, a facsimile as authentic as the original !
Discovered in 1940 by 4 adolescents of the Perigord, the Lascaux cave has opened to the public after World war unit 1963. Unfortunately, the visitors wave began to damage prehistoric paintings, that decided the owners of this site, ranked as UNESCO World Heritage, to close it definitively.
Today, you have the possibility to visit a facsimile, 200 meters from there : Lascaux II. Even if it's not the original cave, the most beautiful and interesting drawings have been represented. After all, what's important is to discover prehistoric world and Lascaux II is a very good representation. With better light and visit time that's not limited, visitors have more facilities to perceive and understand the signification of these drawings by their ancestors, ten or so thousand years ago.
Lascaux II is open all the year (not in January). You will find all the prices information here.
Good to know : from April to September, the ticket office is in the center of Montignac and not at the entry of the cave. It's not possible to book your ticket on Internet. From 7th July to 20th August, there are 2 counters at the ticket office of Montignac ; to buy a ticket for a visit during the day, go to the number 1 counter, to buy a ticket for a visit during the week, go to the number 2 counter. End of the week is always quieter (from Thursday to Saturday) ; Sunday, Monday and rough weather days are the most frequented.


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It was 'naan-stop' excitement this week at a Hamilton takeaway famous for their Buckfast korma and Irn-Bru pakora – as they reached the final of a top UK industry award.
The House of Shah, in the town's Quarry Street, are in the running for Best Takeaway Chef in Britain at The British Takeaway Awards.
For the last month, takeaway restaurant owners across Britain have been nominating their cooks and chefs for the coveted 'Best Takeaway Chef in Britain' award.
From the hundreds of entries, ranging from fish fryers to pizza chefs, five culinary masterminds have been selected as finalists.
And chef Nazar Hussain – of The House of Shah in Hamilton – will compete against the others to take home the prestigious title.
Just last year, curry lovers in Hamilton were delighted when the takeaway came up with a new dish that had a Scottish twist – Irn-Bru chicken pakora.
The dish went down a treat and was a follow-up to the take away's Buckie korma which has been on sale since it opened in 2007.
Naz, who has been a head chef with many top Indian restaurants across Glasgow, spoke to us when he created the Irn-Bru pakora, saying: "I think we have got the recipe just right now and I hope our customers might like to try it out.
"It does not have a distinctive Irn-Bru flavour, but there is definitely an after taste of the drink."
The finalists have been invited to cook their signature dish for a panel of British Takeaway Award judges, including celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott and businesswoman and star of BBC 2 Dragon's Den Sarah Willingham.
The cook-off will take place in Cactus Kitchens in London, the home of BBC 1's Saturday Kitchen and Michel Roux Jr's cookery school.
Chefs will be judged on a number of criteria including technique, quality of ingredients, presentation and passion for food.
The overall victor which will be announced at the British Takeaway Awards ceremony at The Savoy Hotel in London on November 27.
Nazar Hussain will compete for the title against Steven Zheng of Savour Chinese Cuisine in Edinburgh, Chris Cheah of Chicken George in Luton, Benn Hodges of EatFirst in Aldgate and Soli Miah of Miah's Kitchen in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire.


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Tomorrow I am going down to Skælskør to add small kiln-filler pots to a firing of the Bourry Box kiln - Skælskør Express.
Podcast | Tales of a Red Clay Rambler––Susan O'Byrne
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Good fires! A good wood firing is always a way to keep the juices flowing!!
Best of luck with it. Every time I see a picture of that Skælskør train I think that I need to do something to get you to increase the firebox height - you'd have an easier time of it if there was just a little more head room. It will work as is - all of the early versions were short - you just have to be a little more diligent.


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In the Papercut Design Course, you will find a demonstration of how to design this project using Inkscape and will also find documents with all the elements you need as well as a step-by-step workbook on how to complete the project with images. There are also a few additional resources like the hotkeys for the design programs available for you to download. Once you have watched the demo, start designing your very own papercut and then submit it to us for feedback. I promise to personally reply to every project with comments on how well you applied the design principles and whether there are any improvements I would recommend. Show us your work in our Designing Papercuts Facebook group:


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Vision Dashboard Manager allows you to copy a dash part from one employee to another, or to an entire role. To run the software you do need a database login to access your Vision database. The Vision Database should also be 6.2 or greater.
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That is the question raised about the beliefs of the people from Ephesus who had been baptized by John the baptizer (Acts 19:3). John preached the Gospel: Jesus, he said, is the Lamb of God" who had come to "take away the sins of the world." And he plainly stated that (in contrast to his water baptism) Jesus would baptize "with the Holy Spirit as well."
John stood at the razor's edge of the two covenantal periods. He looked into the future era, but remained the other, Old Testaments side of the divide. His message was "repent because the kingdom of God is near." It was largely negative, and, like his predecessor, Elijah, whose clothing and mission were similar(though disappointed), was seeking a national repentance such as there had been in Nineveh under Jonah. Though many were baptized by him and his disciples, they were also directed to the more positive baptism that would take place under Jesus.
Jesus' baptism—so far as it went—wasn't merely a recognition of the cleansing of sins by repentance in order to avoid the: wrath soon to come ("the axe is laid at the foot of the tree; His fan is in His hand" ready to strike down the unrepentant Jews and throw them into the fire). It was a positive message as well, declaring the good news of Christ's sacrificial death.
The positive message of Jesus also spoke of the coming of One Who would "guide" the apostles into "all truth," Who would give people a new heart to believe through a "new birth, and who would die in the place of guilty sinners, bearing their punishment in order to accomplishment it. It would all happen shortly after John's death and the resurrection and ascension of the one's whom He announced.
Since the period was one of change, and these disciples of John had not even heard of the Holy Spirit as a part of the message of good news, the question was pertinent: "into what , then, were you baptized?" They could only answer that they were baptized into the negative message of repentance preached by John the Baptizer (he was not a "Baptist" in the modern sense of the term).
Although John's baptism was valid, correct, and God-ordained, it was not sufficient to replace Christian baptism. So these disciples of John were baptized into the separated, and wholly distinct Christian baptism to which Jesus' Name was attached, and to which the coming of the Spirit was appended, at this later point in Gospel history. The key this is to recognize in the question above is its import—the meaning of one's baptism is crucial to determining its validity: "Into what" (i.e., to what end, or purpose, or effect) were you baptized?") Unless that intention it has in view the baptism of Jesus in water and the Spirit, it is not valid baptism. If it has some purpose other than the biblically-stated one, it is invalid. So, if one is baptized into the Roman Church for cleansing from original sin, for instance, (and into the cults whose baptisms may have unscriptural ends) his baptism isn't satisfactory. Even though John's was God-given, because it was not Christian baptism and had a different end—by repentance to prepare men for the Coming of Christ—it was not sufficient. The apostles, as we do. baptism p[eople into Christ, with the New Testament fullness of its meaning.
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Jack has been doing well with his sight words. He's up to 43 today! Two days ago I showed him his first word which was 'big', but he didn't want to do words. He looked at it and said 'little'!!! Smart aleck! When Gran and Pawpaw were here last week Paw held his words up to Jack with the blank side forward (I think the first time it was an accident) and Jack read all his words like that! I think some words Paw even put upside down and Jack got them! I think he's ready for school, and a full day won't be bad for him either. His words are: Paw Paw, Gran, Mama, Daddy, Max, Jack, off, on, bed, cat, can, to, at, his, is, big, dog, yes, no, not, you, be, I, milk, with, eat, that, and, a/the (both said two ways), see, hot, all, go, now, for, of, it, or, we, up, try, was. For a while 'was' was his favorite word. He thinks the word 'we' is the 'wii' and often says 'play wii' when I hold that card up. Sweet kid. I think I may start adding in two words a day again, or at least sometimes.
Yesterday I told Jack his oatmeal was a little hot. I guess he was feeling ornery because he then said "big hot".
When I was changing Jack's diaper Max said his (J's) bellybutton looked like a smile with one tooth in it.
When he pulled the homeschool cart out Max told me "I think when you tried to awesomize these wheels you destructimized them."
Yesterday Max told me again (like he has several times) that he wants a little sister. I told him that we probably won't be having any more babies in our family. I reminded him that Sara from the Bible said she couldn't have any children because she was too old, and told him that not many women have babies after 40. He said 'Aw, man! If only you'd had a baby last year!' Then he said we could adopt a little sister. I told him he should pray about it, tell God what he wants, but not to forget to ask for God's will. He said is that some sort of secret password? I want your will God!
We haven't said anything to Max about Jack going to public school, and honestly I've been a little worried that when it happened he would be jealous. This morning out of the blue Max asked me point blank about Jack going to PS, and I told him he would go. Max said 'Aw, man! I wish he could go to homeschool with us!' I was so glad to hear that.
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- Thinner than iPad 2
- Fastest tablet on the market (Quad-core Nvidia Tegra3 processor)
- MicroSD and Micro-HDMI for expanded storage capabilities
- 8mp Camera for best detail and colour
- Optional keyboard dock
- When connected to the keyboard dock, tablet is top-heavy and easy to flip over
The Asus EEE Transformer Prime is the best Android tablet currently available. It combines a sexy design, with an impressive camera and superfast quad-core processing power.
Asus Transformer Prime [Review]
Since the release of iPad 2, there hasn't really been a tablet available that could compete with Apple's benchmark tablet. However, with the arrival of the Asus Transformer Prime, we could finally have a robust, powerful and sexy Android tablet that can challenge the iPad 2.
Being the only tablet to currently feature a quad-core processor and an industry first 8 mega-pixel camera, it certainly has the potential to shake things up a bit.
Design & Features
The Asus Transformer Prime comes in two colours, amethyst gray (gray and purple) and champagne gold (silver and gold). We got the champagne version of the tablet and whilst some say the metallic spun finish is reminiscent of kitchen pots, we liked the real metal feel it gave to the tablet. It's also not as prone to finger print smudges.
The Asus Transformer Prime is thinner than the iPad 2 and weighs in at roughly the same. The screen is very similar to most touchscreen tablets, with a minimalist design & branding, high gloss surface and a tiny dot at the top for the 1.2 megapixel camera. The edges on the back of the Prime are smoothly rounded and sit comfortably in your hand. On the left hand side, the device incorporates a microSD slot, a Micro HDMI port as well as volume controls and the microphone jack. The right side contains the speakers as well as the headphone jack. A 40-pin connector port for data/power is located on the bottom.
On the back of the Asus Prime, we find the 8 megapixel camera which can also record video in 1080p resolution. As the only tablet to currently offer an 8 megapixel camera, we found the shutter speed to be nearly instantaneous and the 2.4f aperture of the Prime's camera produced welcome additional detail in low-light situations.
Another area where the Prime over delivers is in outstanding sound quality – the tiny speaker carried ample bass and surprised with an overall impressive clarity. A slightly higher volume would have been nice, as the iPad 2 easily comes out top in this regard.
Battery life was comparable to other Android tablets, and we were able to use the Transformer Prime continuously all day without needing a charge.
One key feature that distinguishes the Transformer Prime is its optional keyboard dock. This nifty little gadget transforms the Prime into a stylish, ultra-slim Android laptop and includes a touch pad, a 40-pin data/power connection port on the left, and a full-size SD slot and USB port on the right. The process of attaching the two devices has received a major upgrade with the release of the Transformer Prime and the tablet now clips in easily into the dock. Whilst the keyboard dock is totally optional, it does add up to 18hrs of battery life to the Asus Transformer Prime. The only downside is that the tablet/keyboard combo is somewhat top heavy and can easily tip over.
With the Nvidia Tegra 3, the Prime is the first android tablet to include a quad-core processor and thus makes it the fastest tablet currently available in South Africa. The Prime is available in both 32GB and 64GB models and also comes standard with 1GB of RAM. Additional features include 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi support, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, a gyroscope, and GPS.
The Prime can connect to an HDTV or monitor via its Micro-HDMI port and you can play Android games with Xbox 360 or PS3 game pads.
The Transformer Prime ships with Honeycomb 3.2.1. but can be upgraded to the latest Android OS Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). ICS 4.0.2. is the latest version of Android and this is the first time ICS is available on tablets (having previously only been available on smartphones).
If you register at Asus WebStorage you will qualify for 8GB of free cloud storage courtesy of Asus MyCloud for the lifetime of the Prime.
You can access the Prime's root directory easily via the The File Manager, which provides easy navigation of all files stored on your drive or expanded memory. MyNet lets you stream content to DLNA-enabled devices on your network, and you can purchase and read books with MyLibrary, Asus' e-reader software.
You can directly control at what speed your CPU is running from the Android interface. This can save on battery life, as you can switch between Normal Mode (CPU runs at full speed), Balanced or Power Saving mode.
Asus also adds a Super IPS+ (In-Plane Switching) mode, which boosts the tablet's screen brightness, making reading in sunlight a bit easier. There's also a feature that lets you take screenshots using the Recent Apps button.
The boost from Asus' improved Super IPS+ mode on screen brightness was immediately noticeable – the screen is clear and sharp, and screen transitions are extremely smooth and responsive. The resolution and overall contrast on the IPS display are impressive, and with Super IPS+ the display offers the highest brightness we've yet seen on a tablet. However, both the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 8.9 seem to better capable of rendering dynamic colours.
The Asus Transformer Prime is the best full-featured Android tablet yet. It combines refined design and looks just as good as the iPad 2 or Galaxy Tab 10.1, and its standard list of apps and software makes it one of the most user friendly tablets available. It expands its core offering with great video playback, impressive sound and an industry leading 8 mega pixel camera. Whilst game developers are still catching up to fully exploiting the processing boost of the quad-core processor, overall game performance on the Prime is easily comparable of not better than on the iPad 2.
The optional keyboard dock provides useful additional features and transforms the Asus Prime into a super thin, super stylish ultrabook.
The Asus Transformer Prime will be available in South Africa from mid-Feb 2012 at R 6 368 for the 32GB version and R 7 719 for the 64GB version [check latest prices]. The dock/keyboard is sold separately and will set you back an additional R 1 500.
- Thinner than iPad 2
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ICIFMS-18 will be held in Recanto Cataratas Thermas Resort & Convention, that boasts a water park with thermal pools, a bowling alley and a nightclub. Free WiFi is available in all areas.
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2019 Honda HRV Turbo, Changes, Price, Redesign
HRV is one of the most attractive crossovers, produced by Honda. Now, Honda has a plan to offer the updated version of the car. It is going to be a new crossover next year with. So far, Honda has been producing two generations with good sales records. Honda provides the 2019 Honda HRV to support the need of an SUV with a good maneuverability. In the previous models, Honda created large cargo room, high visibility, and nice maneuverability. However, they are going to offer more improvements to make it better.
2019 Honda HRV Exterior
Overall, the new 2019 Honda HRV is possible to get a longer and wider body than the previous model. There is a moon roofing system to give a more enjoyable driving experience. The company also redesigns the front grille and the lamps for a sportier look. Besides, Honda is going to offer it with new and fresh 17-inch of wheelbase.
2019 Honda HRV Interior
Speaking of the infotainment system, Honda likely will upgrade it. They can place it at the center with the touchscreen display. Although the 2019 Honda HRV is a small car, it still offers you plenty leg rooms. In addition, you can bring some of your stuff with its larger storage volume than before. The new upgraded safety systems are the highlight to offer better protection for both drivers and passengers.
2019 Honda HRV Engine
As of the engine performance, the 2019 Honda HRV comes with two engine options. North American buyers are going to get a 1.8-liter engine to provide more than 150 HP and 140 lb-ft of torque. It works with a six-speed manual transmission or a CVT system. For the European market, Honda is going to provide the car with something more efficient, which is the 1.5 liter to make 120 HP and 115 lb-ft of torque. This engine only has a manual transmission.
2019 Honda HRV Release Date and Price
At this time, we found no official announcement available for its release date. Honestly, we do not know when the company is going to launch it. However, our expectation for this crossover goes very high. We need to see the 2019 Honda HRV at the end of 2017 or at the beginning of 2019. For the price, it seems the company does not set the cost too high from the previous model. For American and European market, the car is still affordable. It is even the most competitive in the class. We think the cost should be about $20,000 for the base.
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HAPPY FRIDAY! You made it, I'm so proud of you! This week was a good one for me, I booked our flights (with points, thanks Chase Sapphire Preferred!) out to Maine for our best friends' wedding in June, I saw American Sniper, and I got to drink craft beer from Arcade Brewery (try the Grapefruit IPA or the Amber ale, both were delicious) and customize my own pair of Bucketfeet shoes at a fun event at Soho House last night. Plus my project at work is progressing without too many hiccups which is always a relief.
Not too much planned for this weekend which is always something I welcome. Dinner tomorrow night for the lil sis' 25th. It becomes worrying when your younger siblings are turning 25! Because that just means you're older than that. Woof. Anyway, hope you've got plenty of fun planned, and I'll see you back here next week!
Forever 21 steppin' up their denim game this spring. Love their skinnies on the cheap!
You guys, I'm literally dying. LITERALLY (haaaaay Skellie!). You know how they have a Puppy Bowl on Animal Planet before the Super Bowl? Well the puppies in this years game are the most adorable things I've ever seen. For real. I need them all. Especially Blue!
So…Chicago is getting a country music festival? It's lookin' that way. Weird but awesome?
Speaking of Chicago, Chicago Restaurant Week starts on the 30th, better make some ressies soon or you're going to be SOL.
I'm drooling over the packaging of these whimsy fun ChickLit candles. Ordering one (or three) ASAP!
If you're a purveyor of Fab.com, a design friendly flash deal site, then you're probably going to lust after Bezar.com, another flash site from the same founders. It's like Fab and Etsy had a love child – Members Only. New Products Daily. Emerging Designers. Iconic Brands. Great Prices. Curated Shops. And lucky you! You can use my code to become a member early using this link and you'll get a $10 credit when the site actually goes live! Plus the site is really pretty!
You probably heard about shipyourenemiesglitter.com, which is exactly what it sounds like btw. But did you hear how much it sold for after only two weeks in business!? Why haven't I come up with such a brilliant idea yet!?
How friggin delicious dos this spinach artichoke dip look? Gimme a crostini and leave me to die happy. And it's made in a slow cooker!
Cheat sheet Friday! Buzz Feed comin' in clutch as per usual, 27 incredibly helpful infographics to help you be a boss in the kitchen.
Here's a little diddy to make your ears happy today, Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran mashup? Yes please.
This chic Teddi Tote is 50% off right now before they overhaul it next week, grab your favorite color and run before they sell out. I think I need that burnt orange for spring, I'm not sure what's on trend but I like it.
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We've had great fun with TSOL's '100 Questions' cards, so we're pleased to see that they've expanded the range with two new additions (this and their 100 Questions: Careers toolkit). The topics include all the things you really really want to know about your significant other but might just be too shy/embarassed/awkward to ask. Much like the original 100 Questions, but perhaps even more so in this case, 100 Questions: Love is sometimes embarrassing, sometimes awkward, always interesting and always insightful.
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