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First ever recording from guitarist / lyricist and all round good guy, Ben Campbell and me. Ben very kindly rustled up a session in his house and we managed to achieve this joint venture that, to be fair, is not bad for a day's work, considering we are catching up after an almost 15 year absence from each other's company.
See what you think as a debut. It's about missing someone close.
Just to say it again.
I should see you again.
This is a 50 / 50 split in time, effort, music & lyrics. Ben - great to work with you; this is possibly my favourite track to have worked on to date.
Cheers me ol' mate! Great guitar work, be good to hear more!
I enjoyed the double vocals and raw mix style you have here. Awesome for a debut!
Yes - Ben is new to this game, but you're right about his debut - he brought sooo much to the table I felt it was hard to fail. Glad you enjoyed!
Bouncy and breezy. Definitely not a bad day's work. You guys came up with a great tune for your first time working together. Enjoyed it.
Means a lot to have a 'seasoned campaigner' tuning in!
Wow! Very nice debut-Ben has a style of playing that I like to listen to, very nice notes indeed!
Great to hear your vocals again!!! Wonderful surprise coming here tonight and seeing an Infinites song posted!
All in a days work! Good job Gentlemen! looking forward to more!
Some of Ben's playing reminds me of you you play and that felt comfortable and easy to enjoy from my perspective. I still get a buzz when you check out this page. Hopefully we can bring more to the party, and getting comments like yours is always a boost to encourage making sounds.
Dug this tune. Love that guitar sound.
Yep - I tip my virtual hat in a Benwardly direction too...glad to see your mug-shot on this page!
A big compliment for you to say 'strong vocals'; thank you! Ben's playing is subtle and is very impressive for a first outing - I hope there's more to come soon.
I love the subtle addition of the keys . . . it's really one of those soft, understated touches that sets this song apart! The very first thing I thought when I listened to the opening bars was, "This sounds like being in an underwater kingdom." It has a strangely dark, plaintive feel, which is totally cool! Wo! The bass stab at 2: 46 is just awesome--great touch!
You really did listen to this with both ears open!! Thank you - I love how you spot the tiny bits that I think might go unnoticed. That stab was a late addition, but it works well. I still feel humbled that someone would want to DL, but I'm glad you did; the thought of my guy Ben's guitar (and 50% of everything else) on your iTunes is a good feeling..
Thanks for tuning in and commenting, C.
Glad you enjoyed it and took time to comment. Very encouraging words.
Not a bad days work at all! LOL ... especially after a 15 year separation!
Very nice collaboration gents. Enjoyed!
taking Infinite Mountain By Ben Collab. This is such a great sign of things to come - really impressive. Love the bass and the vocal flow - nice guitar tone too. Then there's the cool piano bits and atmosphere. This is hot.
Easy to be kind to such a quality MJ debut. Nice rich sound bed complements the dual vocal approach. Enjoyed. Regards, Peter.
...indeed! Thanks for stopping by!
I enjoyed your tune! Good stuff.
i love this, some really great stuff going on sound wise and I love the melodies as well. great track.
.. .that you're happy with this one. Big compliment indeed to even mention Eno on this page. Ben & I will take it, tho'...!
Nice melody and the guitars and keys sound really good. Kudos and thanks for sharing.
You're welcome to have it - we are just happy to know some folk are listening!
to see you back Jim and welcome Ben.
Really infectious groove - like the guitar effects. Enjoyed.
You know how I'm intermittent these days, but like I said before - it's an addiction that I can't stay away from forever. Great to know you're still checking out these tunes. Ben is a near neighbour, so hopefully we'll get our groove on a few more times. I certainly enjoyed it. Ahhh...Mosquito...now there's a collab!!!
Groovy guitar, great bass,a lovely pop tune. Vox sounds kinda New Order. sweet!
Listenening to this with phones on and I'm floored again with Again.
find the time one of these days to get back in the MJ groove.
Cheers Mate, this ones for you.
This has a really nice live feel to it and I love the song and it's honesty. Very crisp and clear all around sound. A fave for sure.

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first ever recording from guitarist / lyricist and all round good guy, ben campbell and me. ben very kindly rustled up a session in his house and we managed to achieve this joint venture that, to be fair, is not bad for a day's work, considering we are catching up after an almost 15 year absence from each other's company.
see what you think as a debut. it's about missing someone close.
just to say it again.
i should see you again.
this is a 50 / 50 split in time, effort, music & lyrics. ben - great to work with you; this is possibly my favourite track to have worked on to date.
cheers me ol' mate! great guitar work, be good to hear more!
i enjoyed the double vocals and raw mix style you have here. awesome for a debut!
yes - ben is new to this game, but you're right about his debut - he brought sooo much to the table i felt it was hard to fail. glad you enjoyed!
bouncy and breezy. definitely not a bad day's work. you guys came up with a great tune for your first time working together. enjoyed it.
means a lot to have a 'seasoned campaigner' tuning in!
wow! very nice debut-ben has a style of playing that i like to listen to, very nice notes indeed!
great to hear your vocals again!!! wonderful surprise coming here tonight and seeing an infinites song posted!
all in a days work! good job gentlemen! looking forward to more!
some of ben's playing reminds me of you you play and that felt comfortable and easy to enjoy from my perspective. i still get a buzz when you check out this page. hopefully we can bring more to the party, and getting comments like yours is always a boost to encourage making sounds.
dug this tune. love that guitar sound.
yep - i tip my virtual hat in a benwardly direction too...glad to see your mug-shot on this page!
a big compliment for you to say 'strong vocals'; thank you! ben's playing is subtle and is very impressive for a first outing - i hope there's more to come soon.
i love the subtle addition of the keys . . . it's really one of those soft, understated touches that sets this song apart! the very first thing i thought when i listened to the opening bars was, "this sounds like being in an underwater kingdom." it has a strangely dark, plaintive feel, which is totally cool! wo! the bass stab at 2: 46 is just awesome--great touch!
you really did listen to this with both ears open!! thank you - i love how you spot the tiny bits that i think might go unnoticed. that stab was a late addition, but it works well. i still feel humbled that someone would want to dl, but i'm glad you did; the thought of my guy ben's guitar (and 50% of everything else) on your itunes is a good feeling..
thanks for tuning in and commenting, c.
glad you enjoyed it and took time to comment. very encouraging words.
not a bad days work at all! lol ... especially after a 15 year separation!
very nice collaboration gents. enjoyed!
taking infinite mountain by ben collab. this is such a great sign of things to come - really impressive. love the bass and the vocal flow - nice guitar tone too. then there's the cool piano bits and atmosphere. this is hot.
easy to be kind to such a quality mj debut. nice rich sound bed complements the dual vocal approach. enjoyed. regards, peter.
...indeed! thanks for stopping by!
i enjoyed your tune! good stuff.
i love this, some really great stuff going on sound wise and i love the melodies as well. great track.
.. .that you're happy with this one. big compliment indeed to even mention eno on this page. ben & i will take it, tho'...!
nice melody and the guitars and keys sound really good. kudos and thanks for sharing.
you're welcome to have it - we are just happy to know some folk are listening!
to see you back jim and welcome ben.
really infectious groove - like the guitar effects. enjoyed.
you know how i'm intermittent these days, but like i said before - it's an addiction that i can't stay away from forever. great to know you're still checking out these tunes. ben is a near neighbour, so hopefully we'll get our groove on a few more times. i certainly enjoyed it. ahhh...mosquito...now there's a collab!!!
groovy guitar, great bass,a lovely pop tune. vox sounds kinda new order. sweet!
listenening to this with phones on and i'm floored again with again.
find the time one of these days to get back in the mj groove.
cheers mate, this ones for you.
this has a really nice live feel to it and i love the song and it's honesty. very crisp and clear all around sound. a fave for sure.


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kritikal is committed towards providing world class technology innovation and services to every client it serves. kritikal concentrates on exceeding the expectations of its clients through consistent delivery of high-quality products and services. from the time we come on board for a project we take complete ownership of the project through continuous involvement right from strategy down to implementation and support. we, at kritikal, believe in delivering the best possible to our customers, and through our varied experience and skill-set, we succeed in doing so.
we create productive, long-term relationships with our clients. the primary factors in kritikal’s successful client relationships are respect, shared responsibility, honesty and transparency. we become a part of our client’s team and share their passion for their business goals. our client engagement models reflect our account relationship philosophy. our flexible models provide support exactly the way our clients need it — as if the need was fulfilled internally.


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Home equity line of credit (HELOC) is a revolving line of credit secured by your home equity. There are many instances in people’s lives where they require money that they may not have saved up and not readily available. Some of these instances include debt consolidation, funding for education, and the need for home improvements or renovations. If you have several years’ worth of equity in your home, you can take out a home equity line of credit through Finser Mortgages. Interest rates on home equity lines of credit are typically low, and you can even choose interest only payment loans for the first few years of the repayment terms.
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powerful, smart borrowing solution using your home equity.
home equity line of credit (heloc) is a revolving line of credit secured by your home equity. there are many instances in people’s lives where they require money that they may not have saved up and not readily available. some of these instances include debt consolidation, funding for education, and the need for home improvements or renovations. if you have several years’ worth of equity in your home, you can take out a home equity line of credit through finser mortgages. interest rates on home equity lines of credit are typically low, and you can even choose interest only payment loans for the first few years of the repayment terms.
our mortgage specialists will work with you to determine the amount of equity you have in your home that can be borrowed upon. the terms and rates vary, and we can help you choose one that suits your needs and your budget. most owner-occupied property qualifies for equity lines of credit, with a loan-to-value amount of up to 80%.
home equity line of credit (heloc) is one of the tools that gives you access to ongoing credit. get the advantage of ability to withdraw funds when you need it.
we are here to help you with home equity line of credit!
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ONLY water distillation removes ALL lead & fluoride from your drinking water.
– Dr. Siedlecki: WHY DISTILLED WATER?
— Bernarr and Marguerite MacFadden, from “Physical Culture for Babies” 1904.
—Dr. Norman W. Walker, from his books, “Water Can Undermine Your Health” and “Fresh Vegetable and Fruit Juices” respectively.
“I just completed A 40 DAY DISTILLED WATERS FAST TO HEAL MYSELF from significant degeneration of my knees secondary to osteoarthritis. My fast was fairly simple and straight forward. My goal was to fast on 1 GALLON TO 1.5 GALLONS OF DISTILLED WATER EACH DAY. I would ‘pound a pound’ (drink a pint quickly) at least every 1-2 hours. I was able to obtain a 6 week medical leave of absence and on day one of my medical leave I began fasting on 1.5 GALLONS OF DISTILLED WATER. I am ecstatic with the results. I lost 35 pounds which was very important for my knees. My objective was to remove inorganic mineral deposits throughout my body (like years and years of arterial plaque build-up), however I PRIMARILY DESIRED TO REMOVE ALL THE MINERAL DEPOSITS IN ALL OF MY JOINTS which are greatly impacted by osteoarthritis. 7 weeks ago, I had to order a seated walker to use at work in my role as a nurse consultant. Now that I have finished my 40 day Distilled Waters fast, I can walk and stand for hours with minimal pain.
Distilled water is free from all contaminants and helps remove toxins and heavy metals from your system by naturally drawing them in as rainwater eventually draws in all that dissolves on its way to the sea where it absorbs even more to become seawater. It is called chelation.

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only water distillation removes all lead & fluoride from your drinking water.
– dr. siedlecki: why distilled water?
— bernarr and marguerite macfadden, from “physical culture for babies” 1904.
—dr. norman w. walker, from his books, “water can undermine your health” and “fresh vegetable and fruit juices” respectively.
“i just completed a 40 day distilled waters fast to heal myself from significant degeneration of my knees secondary to osteoarthritis. my fast was fairly simple and straight forward. my goal was to fast on 1 gallon to 1.5 gallons of distilled water each day. i would ‘pound a pound’ (drink a pint quickly) at least every 1-2 hours. i was able to obtain a 6 week medical leave of absence and on day one of my medical leave i began fasting on 1.5 gallons of distilled water. i am ecstatic with the results. i lost 35 pounds which was very important for my knees. my objective was to remove inorganic mineral deposits throughout my body (like years and years of arterial plaque build-up), however i primarily desired to remove all the mineral deposits in all of my joints which are greatly impacted by osteoarthritis. 7 weeks ago, i had to order a seated walker to use at work in my role as a nurse consultant. now that i have finished my 40 day distilled waters fast, i can walk and stand for hours with minimal pain.
distilled water is free from all contaminants and helps remove toxins and heavy metals from your system by naturally drawing them in as rainwater eventually draws in all that dissolves on its way to the sea where it absorbs even more to become seawater. it is called chelation.


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The city of Humayunpur, long ago the capital of a powerful dynasty of Central Asian conquerors, lies all but forgotten in a dusty, overlooked, corner of South India. Within its crumbling medieval walls, vast tombs and ruined palaces tower above a dense warren of small houses and narrow streets. Once a city of tremendous wealth and influence, Humayunpur has faded into impoverished obscurity.
It’s a place with dark secrets, where the locals whisper stories of spirits, demons, and mad sorcerers.
Now, a travel photographer from abroad finds himself stranded in the lost city. All around him are the mute remains of its glorious, bloody, past. As he peels back, layer by layer, the mysteries of Humayunpur’s decline and fall, he discovers the ruins hide far more than just forgotten history. Everything that he thought he knew about the world is turned on its head.
He finds that something lives still in the ancient tombs of Humayunpur.
I have quite a hard time reviewing this book, because I read it and I didn’t really think about it a lot. I just read it. I enjoyed it, but it didn’t make me feel anything other than just entertained.
I think this may be, because I didn’t really feel a bond with any of the characters. Rick got often called “the photographer”, which made it very impersonal and hard for me to care about him. Besides that, I thought he was a bit of a “dense” (😉) character, but luckily I wasn’t the only one. Narcissus (another important character) thought the same, so maybe that was the intention after all.
The book was kind of slow, but I really raced through it! About 90% of the book was about Rick wanting to take photographs of the city, but not being allowed to. Eventually the book came to a really exciting climax, which I loved! However, as soon as it came, it was over again. The ending was a bit too open to my liking, but maybe that’s also part of the charm of the story. I had some thoughts about some of the characters, which never really got explained, and if my thoughts are right I’m flabbergasted. That’d be absolutely great and it would also all make a little bit more sense!
All in all, it was an entertaining story to read and the history behind it was really interesting. I thought the concept was a good one and eventually it came into its own at the ending. Man, that ending! It was crazy, which made it soso good!

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the city of humayunpur, long ago the capital of a powerful dynasty of central asian conquerors, lies all but forgotten in a dusty, overlooked, corner of south india. within its crumbling medieval walls, vast tombs and ruined palaces tower above a dense warren of small houses and narrow streets. once a city of tremendous wealth and influence, humayunpur has faded into impoverished obscurity.
it’s a place with dark secrets, where the locals whisper stories of spirits, demons, and mad sorcerers.
now, a travel photographer from abroad finds himself stranded in the lost city. all around him are the mute remains of its glorious, bloody, past. as he peels back, layer by layer, the mysteries of humayunpur’s decline and fall, he discovers the ruins hide far more than just forgotten history. everything that he thought he knew about the world is turned on its head.
he finds that something lives still in the ancient tombs of humayunpur.
i have quite a hard time reviewing this book, because i read it and i didn’t really think about it a lot. i just read it. i enjoyed it, but it didn’t make me feel anything other than just entertained.
i think this may be, because i didn’t really feel a bond with any of the characters. rick got often called “the photographer”, which made it very impersonal and hard for me to care about him. besides that, i thought he was a bit of a “dense” (😉) character, but luckily i wasn’t the only one. narcissus (another important character) thought the same, so maybe that was the intention after all.
the book was kind of slow, but i really raced through it! about 90% of the book was about rick wanting to take photographs of the city, but not being allowed to. eventually the book came to a really exciting climax, which i loved! however, as soon as it came, it was over again. the ending was a bit too open to my liking, but maybe that’s also part of the charm of the story. i had some thoughts about some of the characters, which never really got explained, and if my thoughts are right i’m flabbergasted. that’d be absolutely great and it would also all make a little bit more sense!
all in all, it was an entertaining story to read and the history behind it was really interesting. i thought the concept was a good one and eventually it came into its own at the ending. man, that ending! it was crazy, which made it soso good!


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The Dewsbury Collegians will perform Barry Manilow’s Copacabana musical when their annual show hits town.
The amateur dramatics ensemble will take to the stage at Dewsbury Town Hall from June 10-13 at 7.15pm.
The musical tells the story of Lola, who is trying to make it big in show business, and love interest Tony. After finding their feet performing at the Copacabana in Manhattan, Lola is swept away to appear in a night club in Havana, halting the duo’s budding romance.
Former Collegians president Noel Rigg said the show has rarely been performed in the Dewsbury area.
And for the first time, former Whitcliffe Mount pupil Abbie Sampson, 17, is leading lady of a Collegians production.
The role of Tony will be played by Paul Metcalfe.
To purchase tickets for £9, visit www.kirklees.gov.uk/townhalls or call 01924 324501.

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the dewsbury collegians will perform barry manilow’s copacabana musical when their annual show hits town.
the amateur dramatics ensemble will take to the stage at dewsbury town hall from june 10-13 at 7.15pm.
the musical tells the story of lola, who is trying to make it big in show business, and love interest tony. after finding their feet performing at the copacabana in manhattan, lola is swept away to appear in a night club in havana, halting the duo’s budding romance.
former collegians president noel rigg said the show has rarely been performed in the dewsbury area.
and for the first time, former whitcliffe mount pupil abbie sampson, 17, is leading lady of a collegians production.
the role of tony will be played by paul metcalfe.
to purchase tickets for £9, visit www.kirklees.gov.uk/townhalls or call 01924 324501.


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One Punch Man Season 2 Release Date, Trailer And More Updates!
Fighting Kings One Punch Man Season 2 is dropping somewhere in April 2019.
One Punch Man Season 2 is ready to release in this year. As the first season of this series got good ranks by the fans. Now they are expecting something better than season 1.
But this time the news and the overall circumstances of the sequel throwing some not satisfactory signals.
However, don’t be assumed bad, but here I am trying to express the upcoming updates of the information.
Because the main change and the replacement in staff, and the short time to remake for season 2 alarming these threats.
The main change besides One Punch Man Season 2 Studio that will affect the series the replacement of Chikashi Kubota who was working as the Chief Animation Director. Because he well balanced the characters and the cast according to their roles and activities. But he was replaced this time for season 2.
Although Kubota may work as the Chief Animation Director for a few episodes in this season 2 it is not like the whole. And the things may change due to this real change in the director.
Besides all, the further staff has not a satisfactory time to animate the character as well as they did in season 1. And this debate may cause some problems in the development as well as improvement for season 2.
Although, the One Punch Man Season 2 release date is April 2019. And it is confirmed that Garou is the main villain for One Punch Man Season 2.
Furthermore, One Punch Man Season 2 Trailer shows more villains like Goketsu other than Garou. You will find more action and severe fights in the sequel of One Punch Man season 2.

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one punch man season 2 release date, trailer and more updates!
fighting kings one punch man season 2 is dropping somewhere in april 2019.
one punch man season 2 is ready to release in this year. as the first season of this series got good ranks by the fans. now they are expecting something better than season 1.
but this time the news and the overall circumstances of the sequel throwing some not satisfactory signals.
however, don’t be assumed bad, but here i am trying to express the upcoming updates of the information.
because the main change and the replacement in staff, and the short time to remake for season 2 alarming these threats.
the main change besides one punch man season 2 studio that will affect the series the replacement of chikashi kubota who was working as the chief animation director. because he well balanced the characters and the cast according to their roles and activities. but he was replaced this time for season 2.
although kubota may work as the chief animation director for a few episodes in this season 2 it is not like the whole. and the things may change due to this real change in the director.
besides all, the further staff has not a satisfactory time to animate the character as well as they did in season 1. and this debate may cause some problems in the development as well as improvement for season 2.
although, the one punch man season 2 release date is april 2019. and it is confirmed that garou is the main villain for one punch man season 2.
furthermore, one punch man season 2 trailer shows more villains like goketsu other than garou. you will find more action and severe fights in the sequel of one punch man season 2.


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Check out this recipe for baked feta with pomegranate and tomatoes is vegetarian, ready in under an hour and under 500 calories, but is packed with flavour. The tangy feta works really well with the sweetness of the pomegranate and tomatoes.
This swede, kale and sweet potato gratin recipe is the perfect side dish or veggie main for the colder months. It takes a little time but is really easy.
Butternut squash is a delicious vegetable to stuff with tomatoes, peppers, breadcrumbs and then top with cheese. The best part is getting it out of the oven, golden and bubbling.

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looking for chicken tray bake recipes? try our easy tray bakes here. we have plenty of ideas, from chicken tray bakes to fish tray bake recipes and sausage tray bakes. if you want an easy vegetarian dinner party idea, try one of our vegetable tray bake ideas.
our ideas are an absolute joy for busy cooks. just throw everything into a tray and leave it to bake for a super easy and low effort meal (not forgetting the reduction on wash up). whether it's a quick midweek meal to feed your family, or a weekend roast alternative like our such as our roast chicken tray bake with artichokes, we have a whole range of tray bake ideas to suit every occasion.
our hasselback chicken tray bake with mozzarella, sun-dried tomatoes and pesto makes a quick and easy tray-bake that's easily doubled or halved. we have plenty more exciting chicken recipes here.
this sumac-roasted chicken traybake is packed with flavour, plus it's low in calories and gluten free. serve with zesty yogurt dressing, and you have yourself a quick and easy summer dish.
check out our chicken thigh tray bake with romesco. this all-in-one bake with smoky paprika and sweet honey is a great summer evening meal. discover more of our best chicken thigh recipes including our epic fried chicken burger.
this chicken tray bake is the perfect midweek meal – just tip the chicken breasts, cherry tomatoes and chickpeas into a tray and roast with tarragon. dinner just doesn’t get easier than that!
our one-pot chicken with leeks and beans recipe is really easy and under 500 calories - perfect for a healthy midweek meal. we also have a great guide to one-pot dishes here.
this recipe for roast chicken and jerusalem artichokes with lemon and sage butter is really easy to make and ready in under an hour. it's a prefect alternative to your usual sunday roast.
probably one of the most popular recipes we've had for years, making it the best chicken recipe ever! serve with a short pasta such as fusilli, or a big bowl of potatoes roasted with rosemary. this little olive oil roasties recipe makes the perfect serving accompaniment.
looking for an all-in-one traybake recipe? this vibrant salmon dish is packed with punchy flavours and will make for an easy midweek meal. check out more of our best salmon recipes here.
check out our punchy paprika cod one-pot with juicy tomatoes. this simple tray bake is an easy, low calorie midweek meal for when you're short on time but still want something healthy.
in need of a comforting dinner? cook this easy fish and cheese gratin recipe for a low calorie midweek meal to feed the whole family.
our easy recipe for cod, cherry tomato and green olive tray roast is quick and easy to prepare but looks impressive when you pull it out of the oven. serve with a big bowl of buttered orzo, here are our favourite orzo recipes.
spicy, smoky lamb merguez gives the sauce in the tray bake a rich, deep flavour and combines really well with the cod. you could also use cooking chorizo for a similar result.
our smoked haddock and ham gratin turns everyday ingredients into a really comforting dish, perfect for christmas leftovers for the whole family to enjoy. check out more christmas leftover recipes here.
this recipe for baked crab and lemon gnocchi feels indulgent but is really quick and easy to make, making it a great option midweek. check out more of our best gnocchi recipes here..
not cooking for a crowd this christmas? our all-in-one dinner includes every festive favourite (and there’s much less washing-up!) from brussels sprouts and baby parsnips to classic pigs in blankets. this recipe will serve at least two (if not three).
check out our easy slow-cooked lamb with crunchy autumnal veg. this hearty one-pot is lovely served with cooked grains such as pearl barley or spelt.
this easy recipe is ideal when you're short on time. just bang it all in the oven and you have yourself a hearty and healthy springtime meal! there's plenty of other sausage recipes in our best ever guide.
try our baked pecorino and white pepper pork meatballs. this recipe comes served with chunky sweet potatoes, a quick and flavoursome midweek meal. white pepper gives a lovely fiery heat to these juicy meatballs, easy midweek meal for the family. here are our favourite meatballs recipes to try.
we've given classic lamb kleftiko a healthy makeover with this easy recipe for four. this recipe was taken from our healthy choices feature. discover more lamb recipes here.
check out our easy baked cauliflower with manchego cheese and crunchy almonds. make this veggie traybake for an indulgent weekend, family recipe. we've got plenty more family friendly recipe ideas here.
try our super easy layered persian aubergine bake with crumbled feta. this vegetarian recipe is a simple and comforting one-pot to make over the winter months. plus, it's gluten free too.
our recipe for baked hasselback tomatoes is ready in under an hour, super easy, and makes a great side dish. this dish combines classic flavours that everyone will love. want more inspiring ways to use your tomatoes? look at our 20 best recipes here.
try our pasta bake recipe for baked gnocchi with broccoli, blue cheese and walnuts, it's really easy and ready in under an hour, perfect for a midweek meal. blue cheese is lovely in this, but you can adapt it to suit cheeseboard leftovers if you like.
check out this recipe for baked feta with pomegranate and tomatoes is vegetarian, ready in under an hour and under 500 calories, but is packed with flavour. the tangy feta works really well with the sweetness of the pomegranate and tomatoes.
this swede, kale and sweet potato gratin recipe is the perfect side dish or veggie main for the colder months. it takes a little time but is really easy.
butternut squash is a delicious vegetable to stuff with tomatoes, peppers, breadcrumbs and then top with cheese. the best part is getting it out of the oven, golden and bubbling.


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For sale a very rare set of eighteenth century hydrostatic bubbles by Gardner & Laurie, Glasgow.
The early forefather of the more widely known Sikes hydrometer, these interesting instruments are also known as philosophical bubbles, specific gravity beads, aerometrical beads or hydrostatic beads. Simply described on the paper label affixed to the underside of the lid as ‘Glass Bubbles’ this ingenious instrument was invented in 1757 by Dr Alexander Wilson (1714-1786) a Scot who rose to become the first Professor of Practical Astronomy at Glasgow University and was a founder member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
“he invented the hydrostatical glass-bubbles, for determining the strength of spirituous liquors of all kinds, which long experience, especially among the distillers and merchant in the West Indies, has now shown to be more accurate and more commodious than the instruments formerly used. From the minutes of a Philosophical and Literary Society, composed of the Professors and some of their friends, whose meetings were held weekly in the college, it appears that these hydrostatical bubbles made the subject of a discourse delivered by Wilson in 1757. At this time he also showed how a single glass bubble may serve for estimating very small differences of specific gravity of fluids of the same kind, such as water taken from different springs, or the like. This he did by varying the temperature of such fluids, till the same bubble, when immersed, became stationary at every trial, and then expressing the differences of their specific gravity, by degrees of the thermometer, the value of which can be computed and stated in the usual manner”.
“Glass Bubbles for proving spirits, made by Gardner & Laurie, Mathematical Instrument Makers, Glasgow”.
It contains a further list of numbers (relating to the bubbles) and states the type of liquid that the specific bubble is expected to identify. This list contains, alcohol, spirit of wine, high wines, very strong, oil of olive, proof, flowers and very weak. It also has the name of C. Laing and the date 1793 written in pen and ink onto the trade card.
It is somewhat rare to find an example of these glass bubbles in sensible condition but it is terrifically rare to find a set made by the maker Gardner & Laurie as this Glaswegian business only existed from 1792 to 1798. The company traces its roots back to the very place where this instrument was originally conceived at Glasgow University and with the more famous Scottish figure of James Watt, steam engine engineer and inventor. Watt after undertaking his apprenticeship, set up business in 1757 (the same year as the invention) at Glasgow University and provided instruments to the institution so it is likely that Watt himself produced earlier examples. John Gardner (1734-1822) in turn served his apprenticeship under Watt and became his Senior Journeyman by 1769 and the business was largely operated by Gardner by the early 1770’s owing to Watt’s surveying activities. The death of Watt’s wife in 1773 precipitated his move away from Glasgow to Birmingham and by 1773, Gardner is known to have been trading under his own account by this point.
It must also be presumed that Gardner himself must have learnt surveying skills through Watt’s guidance as he was appointed in 1789 as assistant to James Barry, Glasgow land surveyor and succeeded him to this post following Barrie’s death in 1792. It is likely that Gardner’s partnership with James Laurie coincided with Gardner’s increasing workload and the departure of his previous partner James Sym. Little is known of James Laurie as he seems not to have worked as an independent scientific instrument maker but during the six years of their partnership they advertised a wide range of products.
In 1799, Gardner entered into a new partnership with his son John Gardner and the company was renamed to J&J Gardner. In 1818 the son John Gardner died in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings for the company and amongst the creditors were Thomas Jones of Charing Cross, which perhaps gives a flavour of the circles within which they were trading at the time. It did however manage to continue trading and by the time of John Gardner’s death in 1822 there existed a partnership named, Gardner, Jamieson & Co.
The family dynasty did not disappear upon John Gardner’s death, it was initially continued by his wife Margaret and his younger son but finally became Gardner & Co and under that title remained in business until circa 1920.
It is of further interest to note that bankruptcy proceedings dogged the family after John Gardner’s death and in 1832 one of the creditors is listed as Laurie & Hamilton, Glasgow Merchants. Perhaps a common Scottish surname but could it have been the same Laurie from the earlier partnership? Further research may well bring that question to conclusion.
There is only one other documented scientific instrument recorded by this company, an octant in the Frank Collection. A rare and highly important piece of scientific history dated from the first year of this short lived partnership.

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for sale a very rare set of eighteenth century hydrostatic bubbles by gardner & laurie, glasgow.
the early forefather of the more widely known sikes hydrometer, these interesting instruments are also known as philosophical bubbles, specific gravity beads, aerometrical beads or hydrostatic beads. simply described on the paper label affixed to the underside of the lid as ‘glass bubbles’ this ingenious instrument was invented in 1757 by dr alexander wilson (1714-1786) a scot who rose to become the first professor of practical astronomy at glasgow university and was a founder member of the royal society of edinburgh.
“he invented the hydrostatical glass-bubbles, for determining the strength of spirituous liquors of all kinds, which long experience, especially among the distillers and merchant in the west indies, has now shown to be more accurate and more commodious than the instruments formerly used. from the minutes of a philosophical and literary society, composed of the professors and some of their friends, whose meetings were held weekly in the college, it appears that these hydrostatical bubbles made the subject of a discourse delivered by wilson in 1757. at this time he also showed how a single glass bubble may serve for estimating very small differences of specific gravity of fluids of the same kind, such as water taken from different springs, or the like. this he did by varying the temperature of such fluids, till the same bubble, when immersed, became stationary at every trial, and then expressing the differences of their specific gravity, by degrees of the thermometer, the value of which can be computed and stated in the usual manner”.
“glass bubbles for proving spirits, made by gardner & laurie, mathematical instrument makers, glasgow”.
it contains a further list of numbers (relating to the bubbles) and states the type of liquid that the specific bubble is expected to identify. this list contains, alcohol, spirit of wine, high wines, very strong, oil of olive, proof, flowers and very weak. it also has the name of c. laing and the date 1793 written in pen and ink onto the trade card.
it is somewhat rare to find an example of these glass bubbles in sensible condition but it is terrifically rare to find a set made by the maker gardner & laurie as this glaswegian business only existed from 1792 to 1798. the company traces its roots back to the very place where this instrument was originally conceived at glasgow university and with the more famous scottish figure of james watt, steam engine engineer and inventor. watt after undertaking his apprenticeship, set up business in 1757 (the same year as the invention) at glasgow university and provided instruments to the institution so it is likely that watt himself produced earlier examples. john gardner (1734-1822) in turn served his apprenticeship under watt and became his senior journeyman by 1769 and the business was largely operated by gardner by the early 1770’s owing to watt’s surveying activities. the death of watt’s wife in 1773 precipitated his move away from glasgow to birmingham and by 1773, gardner is known to have been trading under his own account by this point.
it must also be presumed that gardner himself must have learnt surveying skills through watt’s guidance as he was appointed in 1789 as assistant to james barry, glasgow land surveyor and succeeded him to this post following barrie’s death in 1792. it is likely that gardner’s partnership with james laurie coincided with gardner’s increasing workload and the departure of his previous partner james sym. little is known of james laurie as he seems not to have worked as an independent scientific instrument maker but during the six years of their partnership they advertised a wide range of products.
in 1799, gardner entered into a new partnership with his son john gardner and the company was renamed to j&j gardner. in 1818 the son john gardner died in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings for the company and amongst the creditors were thomas jones of charing cross, which perhaps gives a flavour of the circles within which they were trading at the time. it did however manage to continue trading and by the time of john gardner’s death in 1822 there existed a partnership named, gardner, jamieson & co.
the family dynasty did not disappear upon john gardner’s death, it was initially continued by his wife margaret and his younger son but finally became gardner & co and under that title remained in business until circa 1920.
it is of further interest to note that bankruptcy proceedings dogged the family after john gardner’s death and in 1832 one of the creditors is listed as laurie & hamilton, glasgow merchants. perhaps a common scottish surname but could it have been the same laurie from the earlier partnership? further research may well bring that question to conclusion.
there is only one other documented scientific instrument recorded by this company, an octant in the frank collection. a rare and highly important piece of scientific history dated from the first year of this short lived partnership.


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From desert to snow, from the bottom of the Grand Canyon to the top of Angels Landing… it was such an epic road trip.
Horseshoe Bend was just the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. I still can’t believe you can just walk right to the edge.
Antelope Canyon was a last minute change due to the snow, and wow, what a great “back up” plan that turned out to be.
Some of my favourite places in the world, right here. They hold a very dear place in my heart. I got married in Vegas in 2011. I bungee jumped off the Navajo bridge at Marble Canyon for my honeymoon. We spent our first wedding anniversary in the Grand Canyon.
So it was so cool to be able to re-visist some wonderful memories, as well as make some more.
These photos were taken with the Panasonic G7 and the Olympus Pen F.

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from desert to snow, from the bottom of the grand canyon to the top of angels landing… it was such an epic road trip.
horseshoe bend was just the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen. i still can’t believe you can just walk right to the edge.
antelope canyon was a last minute change due to the snow, and wow, what a great “back up” plan that turned out to be.
some of my favourite places in the world, right here. they hold a very dear place in my heart. i got married in vegas in 2011. i bungee jumped off the navajo bridge at marble canyon for my honeymoon. we spent our first wedding anniversary in the grand canyon.
so it was so cool to be able to re-visist some wonderful memories, as well as make some more.
these photos were taken with the panasonic g7 and the olympus pen f.


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Dairy Queen is an ice-cream and fast-food chain of America. A brand is famous for its delicious ice creams and mouthwatering food products. The company has the presence in almost all the states of America. It was founded in 1940 by John Fremont. DQ every year serves millions of Ice cream to the food lovers starting with their $0.10 ice-cream bar in the US, the town of Illinois. Shortly after WWII Dairy Queen saw tremendous growth, from its initial dearth of 10 stores nationwide to over 100 stores. Today, DQ has over 6,000 restaurant locations in the US, Canada and 18 other countries all over the world.
GET FREE DAIRY QUEEN COUPON FOR FREE FOOD As a reward, the survey participants get a validation code at the ends of the DQFan Survey. For rewards, you must have to successfully complete this survey. The validation code is used on the next visit to the store, so Note down the validation code carefully on your visit receipt and get your free food from the restaurant on next visit.
You are not allowed to redeem the DQFan Coupon Code for cash or any other alternative anyway.
Staff members, officers, directors, and their close relatives are not allowed to enter the DQFan Survey.
We have addressed various topics about the Dairy Queen Feedback Survey. We hope at least one topic among those helped you in any possible way. If there is anything that you wanna let us know, please use the comments section below. Your feedback means a lot to us. Thank you for reading.

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dairy queen is an ice-cream and fast-food chain of america. a brand is famous for its delicious ice creams and mouthwatering food products. the company has the presence in almost all the states of america. it was founded in 1940 by john fremont. dq every year serves millions of ice cream to the food lovers starting with their $0.10 ice-cream bar in the us, the town of illinois. shortly after wwii dairy queen saw tremendous growth, from its initial dearth of 10 stores nationwide to over 100 stores. today, dq has over 6,000 restaurant locations in the us, canada and 18 other countries all over the world.
get free dairy queen coupon for free food as a reward, the survey participants get a validation code at the ends of the dqfan survey. for rewards, you must have to successfully complete this survey. the validation code is used on the next visit to the store, so note down the validation code carefully on your visit receipt and get your free food from the restaurant on next visit.
you are not allowed to redeem the dqfan coupon code for cash or any other alternative anyway.
staff members, officers, directors, and their close relatives are not allowed to enter the dqfan survey.
we have addressed various topics about the dairy queen feedback survey. we hope at least one topic among those helped you in any possible way. if there is anything that you wanna let us know, please use the comments section below. your feedback means a lot to us. thank you for reading.


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Get ready for the most sensible Saints Row 4 news piece you will ever read. There will be no dubstep gun, no super-powers, no Presidential swagger. Instead, it's cold, hard statistics, as we take a look at the recently announced system specs for the increasingly ridiculous open world sequel. Who needs a multi-foot rubber phallus when you've got adequate amounts of RAM?
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oh go on then, here's a stupid video of silly things happening.


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This Pharmacy Technician Course is designed for anyone who has finished the high school or who possesses the GED and who wants to become a pharmacy technician or who wants to go to the pharmacy school.
After the completion of this seven week course the student will register and write the United States Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Exam (PTCB).
With this certification the student becomes a Pharmacy Technician and can work as a retail pharmacy technician, clinical pharmacy technician, Compounding Pharmacy Technician, IDS Pharmacy Technician etc.
I have been teaching this course for six years and know fully well that a serious student will pass the certification exam with no problem. I have made the course having in mind those who have a full time job and who want to have another career.
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this pharmacy technician course is designed for anyone who has finished the high school or who possesses the ged and who wants to become a pharmacy technician or who wants to go to the pharmacy school.
after the completion of this seven week course the student will register and write the united states pharmacy technician certification board exam (ptcb).
with this certification the student becomes a pharmacy technician and can work as a retail pharmacy technician, clinical pharmacy technician, compounding pharmacy technician, ids pharmacy technician etc.
i have been teaching this course for six years and know fully well that a serious student will pass the certification exam with no problem. i have made the course having in mind those who have a full time job and who want to have another career.
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text: In this paper we extend the GeDS methodology, recently developed by Kaishev et al. (2016) for the Normal univariate spline regression case, to the more general GNM (GLM) context. Our approach is to view the (non-)linear predictor as a spline with free knots which are estimated, along with the regression coefficients and the degree of the spline, using a two stage algorithm. In stage A, a linear (degree one) free-knot spline is fitted to the data applying iteratively re-weighted least squares. In stage B, a Schoenberg variation diminishing spline approximation to the fit from stage A is constructed, thus simultaneously producing spline fits of second, third and higher degrees. We demonstrate, based on a thorough numerical investigation that the nice properties of the Normal GeDS methodology carry over to its GNM extension and GeDS favourably compares with other existing spline methods. The proposed GeDS GNM(GLM) methodology is extended to the multivariate case of more than one independent variable by utilizing tensor product splines and their related shape preserving variation diminishing property.

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We are piggy backing a Global War Convention on the back of Consimworld Expo in Tempe, AZ June 27th, 28th, and 29th.
Badge is $60 for three days or $100 if make it to whole convention (plus get a t-shirt if register before Feb 10th.
The plan is to have enough space for two games of Global War 36’ going on at the same time.
Plus a chance to see GW 1861, and GW 1962 preliminary set up displayed.
In addition GW 1914, and GW 2025 can potentially be play tested at the convention.
Come check out this extremely war gaming friendly venue for the three days of GW Con or the whole week starting June 22nd. They have a bazaar table that is extremely buyer friendly in terms of prices and a fun auction on Friday night. Plus listen to numerous seminars being hosted by various game companies in the evening.
A chance to see numerous play testing games and see games that can last years with the folks recording where the units were and the next Expo continue the battle.
Truly unique convention for war gamers.

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we are piggy backing a global war convention on the back of consimworld expo in tempe, az june 27th, 28th, and 29th.
badge is $60 for three days or $100 if make it to whole convention (plus get a t-shirt if register before feb 10th.
the plan is to have enough space for two games of global war 36’ going on at the same time.
plus a chance to see gw 1861, and gw 1962 preliminary set up displayed.
in addition gw 1914, and gw 2025 can potentially be play tested at the convention.
come check out this extremely war gaming friendly venue for the three days of gw con or the whole week starting june 22nd. they have a bazaar table that is extremely buyer friendly in terms of prices and a fun auction on friday night. plus listen to numerous seminars being hosted by various game companies in the evening.
a chance to see numerous play testing games and see games that can last years with the folks recording where the units were and the next expo continue the battle.
truly unique convention for war gamers.


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The universal custom is to display the U.S. flag from sunrise to sunset on buildings and stationary flagstaffs in the open, but when a patriotic effect is desired the flag may be displayed 24 hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. Also, the U.S. flag should not be displayed when the weather is inclement, except when an all-weather flag is displayed.
The flag should be displayed at half-staff when so ordered by the president or the governor. The governor customarily orders the U.S. and state flags to half-staff whenever a Connecticut service member, police officer or firefighter is killed in the line of duty.
Do not fly the flag upside down unless there is an emergency.
Do not carry the flag flat, or carry things in it, or use it as a cover.
Do not draw on or otherwise mark the flag.
Flag etiquette originally published in the Record-Journal on May 26, 2007.

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the universal custom is to display the u.s. flag from sunrise to sunset on buildings and stationary flagstaffs in the open, but when a patriotic effect is desired the flag may be displayed 24 hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. also, the u.s. flag should not be displayed when the weather is inclement, except when an all-weather flag is displayed.
the flag should be displayed at half-staff when so ordered by the president or the governor. the governor customarily orders the u.s. and state flags to half-staff whenever a connecticut service member, police officer or firefighter is killed in the line of duty.
do not fly the flag upside down unless there is an emergency.
do not carry the flag flat, or carry things in it, or use it as a cover.
do not draw on or otherwise mark the flag.
flag etiquette originally published in the record-journal on may 26, 2007.


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The brain can accurately detect minute variances in sound as it travels at different distances to each ear and delays of microseconds are significant enough to perceive a shift in sound location.
These subtle nuances are introduced into an audio recording to recreate the effect of stereo and surrounding sound.
Wireless speakers require very tight synchronization between each device in order to faithfully reproduce the dynamics of the audio environment. The human ear can typically detect a deviation of between 40-50 microseconds (µs) between speakers.
Soledge technology achieves less than 10 microseconds!
The patented technologies AccuRate and AccuSync allow to guarantee a pure sound with higher dynamics, a very accurate speakers synchronization, quite no distortion and without any quality loss.
This means that listeners of Soledge technology enabled speakers can hear each individual instrument and vocal performance as if it had been created in a studio, with no drift or shift in the stereo landscape.

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the brain can accurately detect minute variances in sound as it travels at different distances to each ear and delays of microseconds are significant enough to perceive a shift in sound location.
these subtle nuances are introduced into an audio recording to recreate the effect of stereo and surrounding sound.
wireless speakers require very tight synchronization between each device in order to faithfully reproduce the dynamics of the audio environment. the human ear can typically detect a deviation of between 40-50 microseconds (µs) between speakers.
soledge technology achieves less than 10 microseconds!
the patented technologies accurate and accusync allow to guarantee a pure sound with higher dynamics, a very accurate speakers synchronization, quite no distortion and without any quality loss.
this means that listeners of soledge technology enabled speakers can hear each individual instrument and vocal performance as if it had been created in a studio, with no drift or shift in the stereo landscape.


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A study has found the Quitline smoking service is having three times greater health benefits for Māori than non-Māori.
The Ministry of Social Development's social report in 2016 showed Māori had the highest proportion of smokers of any ethnic group.
It showed 40 percent of Māori adults were smokers, compared with 17 percent of Pākehā and just 7 percent of people of Asian descent.
However, University of Otago researcher Nick Wilson said a new study showed the Quitline service had helped to reduce health inequities for Māori.
He said Māori had three times greater per captia health gains from the service compared to non-Māori.
"Quitline has worked to make itself culturally appropriate and has Māori staff and responders who can speak te reo."
"In fact, Māori smokers have higher rates of using Quitline than non-Māori."
Mr Wilson said a year of running Quitline had produced just over 4000 extra years of healthy life across the entire population.
"The reality is probably even more favourable for health gain since the modelling only covered the 16 most important tobacco-related diseases, and many more diseases are related to smoking."
He said about 15 percent of the entire New Zealand population were smokers, but this number was declining each year.
"If the government was bold and wanted to really make progress in this area it would actually do more to increase tobacco tax and develop tobacco-endgame interventions."
He said the speed at which the smoking prevalence is going down was not fast enough to get to the 2025 goal with the current range of measures in place.
He also believed the goal of seeing less than 5 percent of the population smoking could be achieved if there was more urgency from the government.
"In some areas we are really falling behind other countries - there are many places in the world that have laws to ban smoking in cars with children and the government has repeatedly failed to introduce those types of obvious ways to protect child health.
"Many countries have much better outdoor smokefree areas than New Zealand.
"In the United States you can't smoke in the outside eating area of a bar or a restaurant, whereas in New Zeland that is still a serious place where exposure to secondhand smoking occurs."
Mr Wilson said some of these measures might become more effective as e-cigarettes became a more viable alternative, particularly if higher tobacco taxes made e-cigarettes a far cheaper option.

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a study has found the quitline smoking service is having three times greater health benefits for māori than non-māori.
the ministry of social development's social report in 2016 showed māori had the highest proportion of smokers of any ethnic group.
it showed 40 percent of māori adults were smokers, compared with 17 percent of pākehā and just 7 percent of people of asian descent.
however, university of otago researcher nick wilson said a new study showed the quitline service had helped to reduce health inequities for māori.
he said māori had three times greater per captia health gains from the service compared to non-māori.
"quitline has worked to make itself culturally appropriate and has māori staff and responders who can speak te reo."
"in fact, māori smokers have higher rates of using quitline than non-māori."
mr wilson said a year of running quitline had produced just over 4000 extra years of healthy life across the entire population.
"the reality is probably even more favourable for health gain since the modelling only covered the 16 most important tobacco-related diseases, and many more diseases are related to smoking."
he said about 15 percent of the entire new zealand population were smokers, but this number was declining each year.
"if the government was bold and wanted to really make progress in this area it would actually do more to increase tobacco tax and develop tobacco-endgame interventions."
he said the speed at which the smoking prevalence is going down was not fast enough to get to the 2025 goal with the current range of measures in place.
he also believed the goal of seeing less than 5 percent of the population smoking could be achieved if there was more urgency from the government.
"in some areas we are really falling behind other countries - there are many places in the world that have laws to ban smoking in cars with children and the government has repeatedly failed to introduce those types of obvious ways to protect child health.
"many countries have much better outdoor smokefree areas than new zealand.
"in the united states you can't smoke in the outside eating area of a bar or a restaurant, whereas in new zeland that is still a serious place where exposure to secondhand smoking occurs."
mr wilson said some of these measures might become more effective as e-cigarettes became a more viable alternative, particularly if higher tobacco taxes made e-cigarettes a far cheaper option.


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ALBUQUERQUE – Richard J. Hall, 31, of Albuquerque, N.M., pled guilty today in federal court to a bank robbery charge.
Hall was arrested on April 6, 2017, on a criminal complaint charging him with robbing the Wells Fargo Bank located at 1800 Eubank Blvd. NE, in Albuquerque, on March 30, 2017. According to the complaint, Hall robbed the Wells Fargo Bank by handing a bank teller a note in which he threatened to hurt someone if the bank teller did not give Hall money. Hall subsequently was indicted on April 26, 2017, on a bank robbery charge.
During today’s proceedings, Hall pled guilty to the indictment without the benefit of a plea agreement. At sentencing, Hall faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison. Hall remains in custody pending a sentencing hearing which has yet to be scheduled.
This case was investigated by the Albuquerque office of the FBI. Assistant U.S. Attorney George C. Kraehe is prosecuting the case.

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albuquerque – richard j. hall, 31, of albuquerque, n.m., pled guilty today in federal court to a bank robbery charge.
hall was arrested on april 6, 2017, on a criminal complaint charging him with robbing the wells fargo bank located at 1800 eubank blvd. ne, in albuquerque, on march 30, 2017. according to the complaint, hall robbed the wells fargo bank by handing a bank teller a note in which he threatened to hurt someone if the bank teller did not give hall money. hall subsequently was indicted on april 26, 2017, on a bank robbery charge.
during today’s proceedings, hall pled guilty to the indictment without the benefit of a plea agreement. at sentencing, hall faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison. hall remains in custody pending a sentencing hearing which has yet to be scheduled.
this case was investigated by the albuquerque office of the fbi. assistant u.s. attorney george c. kraehe is prosecuting the case.


text: Copper Beech house is a 6 bedroom en-suite B&B recently refurbished keeping traditional Victorian elements but adding a more contemporary feel to the facilities. It has extensive gardens that customers can use at their leisure. The breakfast room lends itself well for private dining celebrations.

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Capacity: 3 body, for the storage of normal size corpses, on 3 level, compatible in its dimensions to the body lifter.
Door: 3 separate compartment doors, dimensions WxH = 2200 x 520 mm, chromed fittings and key lock. Variable construction, door frame heating, locks can be opened from inside by pushing (Push-In), other doors are also available with variable dimensions.

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capacity: 3 body, for the storage of normal size corpses, on 3 level, compatible in its dimensions to the body lifter.
door: 3 separate compartment doors, dimensions wxh = 2200 x 520 mm, chromed fittings and key lock. variable construction, door frame heating, locks can be opened from inside by pushing (push-in), other doors are also available with variable dimensions.


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Privatisation is often promoted as a way to get better efficiencies from existing government organisations Transport is no exception and is indeed at the forefront of the strong push to court private industry involvement.
But has it been successful? Jeff Kennett privatised public transport in Victoria along with many other things when he was premier from 1992-1999. Has it worked? Indeed does he even he think it has worked?

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privatisation is often promoted as a way to get better efficiencies from existing government organisations transport is no exception and is indeed at the forefront of the strong push to court private industry involvement.
but has it been successful? jeff kennett privatised public transport in victoria along with many other things when he was premier from 1992-1999. has it worked? indeed does he even he think it has worked?


text: Convenience, Convenience, Convenience. Perfect location for churches, schools, shopping, dining and more. Corner lot in the well established Godwin Heights area. New: Roof 2018, HW Heater 2017. Vinyl tilted replacement windows. Perfect for someone just starting out or for investment.

lowercased: convenience, convenience, convenience. perfect location for churches, schools, shopping, dining and more. corner lot in the well established godwin heights area. new: roof 2018, hw heater 2017. vinyl tilted replacement windows. perfect for someone just starting out or for investment.


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Domaine Anderson is nestled in the breathtaking, fog-cooled hillside and mountain terrain of Northern California’s Anderson Valley. Purchased by Champagne Louis Roederer in 2011, the Dach family vineyard prides itself on its limited production and classical wine making style. The cooling marine climate characteristic of this region provides ideal conditions for the cultivation of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. All the wines wines are crafted with precision and care to express the uniqueness of the Anderson Valley terroir. This Pinot Noir for Domaine Anderson’s second wine, Carpe Diem, is made from 90% grapes sourced exclusively from wholly-owned Anderson Valley vineyards.
First produced in 2013, Carpe Diem Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are made in Northern California’s Anderson Valley. This region has gained an excellent reputation over the years, and is renowned for having the ideal terroir for growing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay for still wines. Not far from the coast and the Pacific Ocean, this fog-shrouded region provides excellent growing conditions for these delicate grapes.
100% Pinot Noir grapes are aged for 10 months in 25% new French Oak.
Try with roasted pheasant with bright, tangerine roasted root vegetables, or any dish highlighting grilled chicken and herbs.
Oz Clarke: An exciting wine that is positively lean in style, and then a pure, dry strawberry fruit asserts itself on the palate, mingled with herbs and rosehip, and just a little nutty sweetness to soften it.
Ronan Sayburn MS: A remarkable mix of deliciousness and elegance: red and black fruit on the nose and lingering throughout the palate making this a well-balanced wine with great length.

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domaine anderson is nestled in the breathtaking, fog-cooled hillside and mountain terrain of northern california’s anderson valley. purchased by champagne louis roederer in 2011, the dach family vineyard prides itself on its limited production and classical wine making style. the cooling marine climate characteristic of this region provides ideal conditions for the cultivation of pinot noir and chardonnay grapes. all the wines wines are crafted with precision and care to express the uniqueness of the anderson valley terroir. this pinot noir for domaine anderson’s second wine, carpe diem, is made from 90% grapes sourced exclusively from wholly-owned anderson valley vineyards.
first produced in 2013, carpe diem pinot noir and chardonnay are made in northern california’s anderson valley. this region has gained an excellent reputation over the years, and is renowned for having the ideal terroir for growing pinot noir and chardonnay for still wines. not far from the coast and the pacific ocean, this fog-shrouded region provides excellent growing conditions for these delicate grapes.
100% pinot noir grapes are aged for 10 months in 25% new french oak.
try with roasted pheasant with bright, tangerine roasted root vegetables, or any dish highlighting grilled chicken and herbs.
oz clarke: an exciting wine that is positively lean in style, and then a pure, dry strawberry fruit asserts itself on the palate, mingled with herbs and rosehip, and just a little nutty sweetness to soften it.
ronan sayburn ms: a remarkable mix of deliciousness and elegance: red and black fruit on the nose and lingering throughout the palate making this a well-balanced wine with great length.


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I dig this. I like your description of picking up the keys with your toes. Also dig the way you described leaving the scale unresolved.
Descriptive, and I could feel it.
A flutter clockwise, and the egg broke. I froze. Against the fringe blade of my vision, heirlooms whispered the perfume of cigarettes. A resurrection from history’s neglected innings. Dead men’s chew coughing Grandpa’s boyhood stories through the broken seal of leathered memories. Ghosts yawning our way. I eyed my brother, lips puffed and toasting our pride. Thumbs lugged the lid wide, and my eyes stole a base. With a tongue dusting the dry off my lips, I clutched the glove.
The children of a delivery arrive nestled into place in packing peanut arms. I swim through those arms to scoop them up. Two books, glossy and resolute between my fingers. Daylight glinting from the bindings' edges. I plummet backward into pillows and clouds and spread their wings, displaying colorful underbellies of comic drawn boxes. My lips jump back behind my teeth. My imagination stretches an arm into the page and pulls me through to the other side. A world of storm cloud mysteries, eyelash fluttering demise, and tides of hard liquor rising and falling against protagonistic shores. A siren flares from the periphery like a seagull near-missing my ear. "TOMMY, did you clean your room!"
Tears shot across the sky of her cheek, streaming tails glittering in the wake. Crashing into the clouds. The crumpled lotion. A soaking atmosphere guarding the floor. Her eyebrows hunker down. The universe shivers at her shoulders and a God hurls more stars from her eyes. Drowning planets orbit up and look toward the casket. A shadowy wood with a man, now clouded through oil canvas vision. Up he faces. She grabs another atmosphere from her bag and with a hard rattle dislodges asteroids careening against the walls of her nose. The expedition echoes the hall.
"an enchantment of this sort"
"just enough light for you and your partner to hone in on each others conversation"
"colored marker and pulled straight out from an Art teachers 'to do' board"
He exposes his lips to a desert drip. A searing sun of flavor rolls in after a yawn. Slippers wiggle over carpet and ice grips the windows. Skeleton trees squirm against blues-whinny wind like drunks at a jazz bar leaning towards the floor. He buries into a chair. Eyes lounging low. Scanning the steam and nothing beyond. Heat growls from a vent and foams into the room to usher him to slumber’s gates. A trap meant to share his coffee with his lap. And it works pretty good, thinks his pajamas.
Hot sun in full command of this august weather!
I like this! I feel this scene!
"Silent like a thought" I like that!

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i dig this. i like your description of picking up the keys with your toes. also dig the way you described leaving the scale unresolved.
descriptive, and i could feel it.
a flutter clockwise, and the egg broke. i froze. against the fringe blade of my vision, heirlooms whispered the perfume of cigarettes. a resurrection from history’s neglected innings. dead men’s chew coughing grandpa’s boyhood stories through the broken seal of leathered memories. ghosts yawning our way. i eyed my brother, lips puffed and toasting our pride. thumbs lugged the lid wide, and my eyes stole a base. with a tongue dusting the dry off my lips, i clutched the glove.
the children of a delivery arrive nestled into place in packing peanut arms. i swim through those arms to scoop them up. two books, glossy and resolute between my fingers. daylight glinting from the bindings' edges. i plummet backward into pillows and clouds and spread their wings, displaying colorful underbellies of comic drawn boxes. my lips jump back behind my teeth. my imagination stretches an arm into the page and pulls me through to the other side. a world of storm cloud mysteries, eyelash fluttering demise, and tides of hard liquor rising and falling against protagonistic shores. a siren flares from the periphery like a seagull near-missing my ear. "tommy, did you clean your room!"
tears shot across the sky of her cheek, streaming tails glittering in the wake. crashing into the clouds. the crumpled lotion. a soaking atmosphere guarding the floor. her eyebrows hunker down. the universe shivers at her shoulders and a god hurls more stars from her eyes. drowning planets orbit up and look toward the casket. a shadowy wood with a man, now clouded through oil canvas vision. up he faces. she grabs another atmosphere from her bag and with a hard rattle dislodges asteroids careening against the walls of her nose. the expedition echoes the hall.
"an enchantment of this sort"
"just enough light for you and your partner to hone in on each others conversation"
"colored marker and pulled straight out from an art teachers 'to do' board"
he exposes his lips to a desert drip. a searing sun of flavor rolls in after a yawn. slippers wiggle over carpet and ice grips the windows. skeleton trees squirm against blues-whinny wind like drunks at a jazz bar leaning towards the floor. he buries into a chair. eyes lounging low. scanning the steam and nothing beyond. heat growls from a vent and foams into the room to usher him to slumber’s gates. a trap meant to share his coffee with his lap. and it works pretty good, thinks his pajamas.
hot sun in full command of this august weather!
i like this! i feel this scene!
"silent like a thought" i like that!


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Premium burger patty served on a sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomato, onion and mayonnaise.
Topped with Tillamook Cheddar Cheese.
Topped with lean ham, Cheddar cheese and Thousand Island Dressing.
Lean, grilled bacon served on top of melted Cheddar cheese.
Garnished with salsa, guacamole, jalapenos, and melted Swiss cheese.
Grilled fresh mushrooms and melted Swiss cheese.
Topped with ham, cheddar, and teriyaki on a Kaiser bun.
Served open faced and topped with chili, cheese and onions.
Topped with bacon, melted Bleu cheese and sliced avocado.
Premium burger patty served with grilled onions and melted Swiss cheese on grilled rye.
Includes your choice of French fries, potato salad, cottage cheese, coleslaw, green salad or cup of soup.
Grilled turkey and melted Tillamook cheddar cheese with lettuce, tomato, onion and mayonnaise on a hoagie roll.
Tender, thinly sliced roast beef served on a hoagie roll with Au Jus.
Combination of lean corned beef, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese on grilled rye. Served with Thousand Island.
Triple Decker piled high with sliced turkey, crisp bacon, Swiss cheese, lettuce and tomato with mayonnaise on toasted bread.
Crisp grilled bacon with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise on toasted white bread.
Thinly sliced beef, onions, green peppers and white American cheese, grilled and served steaming hot in a paper wrapped hoagie roll.
Choice of sliced turkey or beef served over mashed potatoes and white fluffy bread, smothered in gravy. Served ala carte.
Sliced grilled ham, turkey and Swiss cheese. Served on battered grilled egg bread with chive mayonnaise.
Charbroiled Prime rib on grilled Parmesan sourdough, with French onion mayonnaise. Smothered with French onions, melted Swiss and Parmesan cheeses. Served with Au Jus.
Broiled chicken breast, romaine, roasted tomato, Parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing, wrapped in a flour tortilla.
Grilled turkey, roast beef, bacon, tomato, avocado, Swiss and Cheddar cheeses on grilled Parmesan sourdough.

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premium burger patty served on a sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomato, onion and mayonnaise.
topped with tillamook cheddar cheese.
topped with lean ham, cheddar cheese and thousand island dressing.
lean, grilled bacon served on top of melted cheddar cheese.
garnished with salsa, guacamole, jalapenos, and melted swiss cheese.
grilled fresh mushrooms and melted swiss cheese.
topped with ham, cheddar, and teriyaki on a kaiser bun.
served open faced and topped with chili, cheese and onions.
topped with bacon, melted bleu cheese and sliced avocado.
premium burger patty served with grilled onions and melted swiss cheese on grilled rye.
includes your choice of french fries, potato salad, cottage cheese, coleslaw, green salad or cup of soup.
grilled turkey and melted tillamook cheddar cheese with lettuce, tomato, onion and mayonnaise on a hoagie roll.
tender, thinly sliced roast beef served on a hoagie roll with au jus.
combination of lean corned beef, sauerkraut and swiss cheese on grilled rye. served with thousand island.
triple decker piled high with sliced turkey, crisp bacon, swiss cheese, lettuce and tomato with mayonnaise on toasted bread.
crisp grilled bacon with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise on toasted white bread.
thinly sliced beef, onions, green peppers and white american cheese, grilled and served steaming hot in a paper wrapped hoagie roll.
choice of sliced turkey or beef served over mashed potatoes and white fluffy bread, smothered in gravy. served ala carte.
sliced grilled ham, turkey and swiss cheese. served on battered grilled egg bread with chive mayonnaise.
charbroiled prime rib on grilled parmesan sourdough, with french onion mayonnaise. smothered with french onions, melted swiss and parmesan cheeses. served with au jus.
broiled chicken breast, romaine, roasted tomato, parmesan cheese and caesar dressing, wrapped in a flour tortilla.
grilled turkey, roast beef, bacon, tomato, avocado, swiss and cheddar cheeses on grilled parmesan sourdough.


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The IPC will be running in Calgary September 29th to October 3rd.
Please come and visit us at our booth #512.
The International Pipeline Conference & Exposition in Calgary is one of the premier events for the global pipeline industry. Held every two years it provides a great forum for delegates to learn about the latest technological developments, listen to presentations, key notes, and gather information at the exposition. In addition it is the ideal place for networking and exchanging ideas and experiences.
ROSEN will be represented at the event and actively participate by presenting a number of technical papers in a variety of technical tracks covering pipeline inspection, pipeline integrity and data management topics. The presentations regarding pipeline inspection include case studies on the application of an EMAT crack inspection tool to inspect ERW pipe and on the validation of EMAT ILI results relating to an SCC inspection. A further presentation will introduce a novel concept regarding pipe grade determination through ILI inspection. A further presentation covering work on carbon dioxide pipelines, the assessment of existing hot tap connections and the leveraging of HCA results in an advanced risk assessment model will be held regarding Integrity Assessment activities.
Traditionally, ROSEN as sponsor of the event will also have a booth at the exposition. In addition to providing an overview of the products & services ROSEN can offer relating to asset and pipeline integrity management, including all aspects of inspection, the booth will feature the latest information on the activities of ROSEN`s Challenging Pipelines Division, on the linepipe coating products provided by ROSEN`s Intelligent Plastics Division and the new products relating to flow measurement.
Please come and visit us at booth #512.

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the ipc will be running in calgary september 29th to october 3rd.
please come and visit us at our booth #512.
the international pipeline conference & exposition in calgary is one of the premier events for the global pipeline industry. held every two years it provides a great forum for delegates to learn about the latest technological developments, listen to presentations, key notes, and gather information at the exposition. in addition it is the ideal place for networking and exchanging ideas and experiences.
rosen will be represented at the event and actively participate by presenting a number of technical papers in a variety of technical tracks covering pipeline inspection, pipeline integrity and data management topics. the presentations regarding pipeline inspection include case studies on the application of an emat crack inspection tool to inspect erw pipe and on the validation of emat ili results relating to an scc inspection. a further presentation will introduce a novel concept regarding pipe grade determination through ili inspection. a further presentation covering work on carbon dioxide pipelines, the assessment of existing hot tap connections and the leveraging of hca results in an advanced risk assessment model will be held regarding integrity assessment activities.
traditionally, rosen as sponsor of the event will also have a booth at the exposition. in addition to providing an overview of the products & services rosen can offer relating to asset and pipeline integrity management, including all aspects of inspection, the booth will feature the latest information on the activities of rosen`s challenging pipelines division, on the linepipe coating products provided by rosen`s intelligent plastics division and the new products relating to flow measurement.
please come and visit us at booth #512.


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We take a break from my usual ranting and kvetching about the Mets and other sports related debacles to bring you my newest sketch video which lampoons the MLB Fan Cave. If you’re unfamiliar with it then check out this site http://mlb.mlb.com/fancave/ In the actual MLB fan cave between 10-15 fans are chosen to spend the year watching games and hanging out with players but for the purposes of this video there is only one lucky or not so lucky fan who is chosen. Enjoy!
Scored 4 TD’s for Polk High while wearing a tuxedo.
Root, root, root, root for the home clothes!
Help I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!
Yankee Stadium was completely empty before the game was over on opening day.
Another baseball season is upon us and with it brings a litany of irrational predictions from fans, beat writers, analysts, and crazy homeless people who live in front of my building. For my inaugural blog for TSB I have decided to throw out the most irrational preseason prediction ever! Let’s start with the 2013 final standings…get ready to laugh/challenge me to a fight.

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we take a break from my usual ranting and kvetching about the mets and other sports related debacles to bring you my newest sketch video which lampoons the mlb fan cave. if you’re unfamiliar with it then check out this site http://mlb.mlb.com/fancave/ in the actual mlb fan cave between 10-15 fans are chosen to spend the year watching games and hanging out with players but for the purposes of this video there is only one lucky or not so lucky fan who is chosen. enjoy!
scored 4 td’s for polk high while wearing a tuxedo.
root, root, root, root for the home clothes!
help i’ve fallen and i can’t get up!
yankee stadium was completely empty before the game was over on opening day.
another baseball season is upon us and with it brings a litany of irrational predictions from fans, beat writers, analysts, and crazy homeless people who live in front of my building. for my inaugural blog for tsb i have decided to throw out the most irrational preseason prediction ever! let’s start with the 2013 final standings…get ready to laugh/challenge me to a fight.