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smart launcher 5 is a newer launcher with some decent security features. it has a few annoying bugs here and there. support developers by rating and review. like many, it'll take a selfie of people who try to get into your apps and fail. please enable advanced protection in protect of applock, so nobody can uninstall or kill applock without password.
smart applock is another decent free applock option. the app features launcher stuff like ambient theming, adaptive icons, app sorting, gestures, hotkeys, and more. app lock will make this possible. with smart app lock, you can password-protect specific apps or use other protection methods. please be assured that applock will never use these permissions to access your private data. smart app lock is the best android app. please review this application to support us.
the latest version of app lock is 1. this same developer does have a free applock, but it's not the same app. your valuable suggestions is important for us to improve. applock is a highly popular android app that caters the privacy needs of smartphone users. the developers do warn that it might not work on some huawei and xiaomi devices so do beware of that. the app forces a fingerprint scan in order to unlock them. norton is a big name when it comes to antivirus apps.
coming to join them and download app lock directly! smart app lock is the new windows phone application of the year 2014 with the help of which you can lock your apps. applock is another one of the better applocks on android. never worry about someone reads private data in your apps again! you can also back up all of your encrypted data to the cloud. along with that, it provides auto-start upon reboot, break-in alerts, delayed app locking, and it has fingerprint scanner capabilities for samsung devices. that's a great tool for those who want a more hands-off approach. spsoft applock is a decent option for applocks. this link will take you directly to download the app in your google play account.
summary: optional count: 0 of 1,500 characters the posting of advertisements, profanity, or personal attacks is prohibited. all of our free downloadable games are 100% free of malware and viruses. the best part of this second option is that it not only lets you set a password to open certain apps, but also fakes out anyone who tries to snoop. the latest version of app lock is 1. feel free to send your feedback to us! never worry about someone reads private data in your apps again! that makes people think there's a different issue other than an applock.
now, no one can snoop into your private chat message. with app lock you can put a password to the apps so that nobody can enter without your permission, even if your smartphone is unlocked. so it saved your time. it's a good option that also supports over 30 languages. however, we assume the developer will fix those in future updates if they haven't by the time you read this. the same goes for any attempts to uninstall it. app lock is a business app developed by lovekara.
with applock, you will: never worry about parents check your snapchat, musical. please enable advanced protection in protect of applock, so nobody can uninstall or kill applock without password. applications can be opened easily from side bar menu as its a windows phone limitation. overall, folder lock is just what you need to secure your data in a simple, albeit ugly, interface. lock chat tools free app lock is a computer security protection and is great for keeping people out of your identity theft or fraud by some chat tools. . the distinguishing features of the application are flexible configurations and different locking variants.
it also comes with some good extras such as the back up and shred tools. prevent unauthorized access and guard privacy. hidden pictures and videos are vanished from gallery and only visible in the photo and video vault. folder lock can password-protect, lock, hide and encrypt any number of files, folders, drives, pictures and documents in a matter of seconds. your valuable suggestions is important for us to improve.
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Discussion in 'THE AIGBURTH ARMS' started by neilold, Nov 7, 2018.
The poppy fascism thread got me thinking. Many poppies got rememberance day are made by prisoners who earn ten pounds a week for it.
There is a terrific multi million pound massive industry in this country that goes unmetioned. It really makes me angry. The media can't wait to tell everyone how much it costs to house prisoners, but conveniently forget to mention the hundreds of millions of pounds saved in cheap exploiitation labour.
Out of interest, what items are available for prisoners to buy? From watching prison documentaries I think it's mostly snacks and stuff, isn't it? Is it true that you can also buy newspapers?
Yes, you can order a newspaper for the following day, and each wing gets a daily allotment of free newspapers to , that are distributed according to cell numbers numerically. So Monday, cells 1 to 10 get free newspapers, Tuesday, 10-20, and so on and so on, in a continuous loop.
You get a canteen sheet twice each week with a list of items you can buy. Mainly food, but also tobacco, toiletries and ciggies, phone credit to use on the prison phone, seasonal cards, at Xmas and for birthdays. You can also order a few items from a catalogue, that are electric items. Toaster, stereos, and kettles.
I should also add that you pay for anything you order, none of it is free. It is also the same price as it is in shops, there's no prison discount because you only earn 10-20 pounds a week.
How many hours per week do you have to work to earn the full amount of £10-£20?
I forgot. Why was you in prison?
For spamming the board with endless Mumfie threads. He got six mumfs.
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You’re ignoring me now? Cool.
Bear in mind prison inmates aren't charged for things like rent, utilities, council tax, toiletries or food. It would be very easy to pay prisoners minimum wage for those who can get work, then bill them appropriately and they're if anything worse off since many could end up being refused meals and literally starving because they can't earn enough money to pay for the basics.
I accept that prisoners get a lot of things free. It's arguable that they should pay for their own punishment regime mind. I just find the whole industry making millions of pounds off prisoners, while on the other hand rarely mentioning that fact, while consistently mentioning the fact that it costs so much to house a prisoner, very unpalletable.

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discussion in 'the aigburth arms' started by neilold, nov 7, 2018.
the poppy fascism thread got me thinking. many poppies got rememberance day are made by prisoners who earn ten pounds a week for it.
there is a terrific multi million pound massive industry in this country that goes unmetioned. it really makes me angry. the media can't wait to tell everyone how much it costs to house prisoners, but conveniently forget to mention the hundreds of millions of pounds saved in cheap exploiitation labour.
out of interest, what items are available for prisoners to buy? from watching prison documentaries i think it's mostly snacks and stuff, isn't it? is it true that you can also buy newspapers?
yes, you can order a newspaper for the following day, and each wing gets a daily allotment of free newspapers to , that are distributed according to cell numbers numerically. so monday, cells 1 to 10 get free newspapers, tuesday, 10-20, and so on and so on, in a continuous loop.
you get a canteen sheet twice each week with a list of items you can buy. mainly food, but also tobacco, toiletries and ciggies, phone credit to use on the prison phone, seasonal cards, at xmas and for birthdays. you can also order a few items from a catalogue, that are electric items. toaster, stereos, and kettles.
i should also add that you pay for anything you order, none of it is free. it is also the same price as it is in shops, there's no prison discount because you only earn 10-20 pounds a week.
how many hours per week do you have to work to earn the full amount of £10-£20?
i forgot. why was you in prison?
for spamming the board with endless mumfie threads. he got six mumfs.
asclepius, nikki the great and ant e like this.
you’re ignoring me now? cool.
bear in mind prison inmates aren't charged for things like rent, utilities, council tax, toiletries or food. it would be very easy to pay prisoners minimum wage for those who can get work, then bill them appropriately and they're if anything worse off since many could end up being refused meals and literally starving because they can't earn enough money to pay for the basics.
i accept that prisoners get a lot of things free. it's arguable that they should pay for their own punishment regime mind. i just find the whole industry making millions of pounds off prisoners, while on the other hand rarely mentioning that fact, while consistently mentioning the fact that it costs so much to house a prisoner, very unpalletable.


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K_Ban watched Season 1 episode Security.
K_Ban watched Season 1 episode A Different Road.
K_Ban watched Season 1 episode Incoming Tide.
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Farmer, MLA (1963-1966), MLA (1966-1969).
Born at La Broquerie on 6 April 1923, where he resided all of his life, he served on the National Farm Products Marketing Council in Ottawa and the Manitoba Hog Board. In 1979, he was named Farmer of the Year in Manitoba. He received the Prix Riel (2001), was inducted in the Manitoba Agriculture Hall of Fame (2002), received the Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal (2002), and was awarded the Prix Entrepeneur in 2003. He was elected to the Manitoba Legislature for the La Verendrye constituency in 1962 and was re-elected in 1966. He and wife Solange (?-2006) had five children: Jocelyne, Monique, Paul, Denis, and Claude. He died on 12 December 2007.
Obituary, Winnipeg Free Press, 15 December 2007.

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farmer, mla (1963-1966), mla (1966-1969).
born at la broquerie on 6 april 1923, where he resided all of his life, he served on the national farm products marketing council in ottawa and the manitoba hog board. in 1979, he was named farmer of the year in manitoba. he received the prix riel (2001), was inducted in the manitoba agriculture hall of fame (2002), received the queen elizabeth ii golden jubilee medal (2002), and was awarded the prix entrepeneur in 2003. he was elected to the manitoba legislature for the la verendrye constituency in 1962 and was re-elected in 1966. he and wife solange (?-2006) had five children: jocelyne, monique, paul, denis, and claude. he died on 12 december 2007.
obituary, winnipeg free press, 15 december 2007.


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When you think about the stereotypical American college experience, perhaps you envision a kegger full of wildly drunken frat bros who are celebrating despite accumulating crippling student debt. For many, binge-drinking is integral to the college experience, and movies like Animal House have reinforced that idea. I certainly embraced it when I was in college—I fluctuated between being desperately drunk and painfully hungover, the human embodiment of a cry for help. And for the most part, nobody batted an eye at my behavior. Everyone was messy, and booze felt like a requirement to socialize. Parties were fueled by alcohol, blacking out was considered cool—or at least funny—and getting wasted all the time seemed like a normal part of the college experience.
This isn’t purely anecdotal—most American college students drink. According to the National Institutes of Health, 60 percent of 18-to-22-year-old college students said they consumed alcohol in the past month, and almost two out of three of those who drank said they engaged in binge drinking. Alcohol is so central to the college experience that deciding not to drink can be a radical act—it means coming to terms with the downside of drinking culture in one way or another.
Worldwide trends suggest drinking among young people is on the decline. A 2014 Australian study found that teen alcohol consumption in the country “reached its lowest point since the early 1960s, having declined steadily since the mid-2000s.” And a study from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration found that between 2002 and 2013, the percentage of Americans between the ages of 12 and 20 who drank or binge-drank sharply declined. Beyond the stats, there is evidence that the sober lifestyle is catching on: nightclubs where no one drinks, non-alcoholic spirits, even bars that don't sell booze.
For a lot of students—excited by their newfound freedom, nervous about being surrounded by strangers, and stressed by being on their own for the first time—alcohol isn't terrifying, but alluring. Phoebe, a sophomore, told me she quit because she went way too hard with her drinking during her freshman year. “I was binge-drinking a lot, and obviously not doing my homework and things that I should’ve been doing. Instead I was pouring myself a gin and tonic nightly to cope with the stress,” she explained to me over the phone.
She dropped out when she was 21, and her drinking progressed in the years after that. But after Erin got sober, she made the decision to finish her degree. “I was in a total panic when I began taking my first class, but I ended up doing really well,” she said. “It’s just kind of mind-blowing. It’s like a 180 from what my life was like before... School can be really isolating, but there’s so many people around you that feel the same way and just sharing what you’re feeling can be so liberating for you and so many other people."
Beleckis agreed. “Alcoholism is so normalized, but I know that there are so many people out there who made similar decisions to me,” he said. “Finding those people and knowing your own limits is so important."

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when you think about the stereotypical american college experience, perhaps you envision a kegger full of wildly drunken frat bros who are celebrating despite accumulating crippling student debt. for many, binge-drinking is integral to the college experience, and movies like animal house have reinforced that idea. i certainly embraced it when i was in college—i fluctuated between being desperately drunk and painfully hungover, the human embodiment of a cry for help. and for the most part, nobody batted an eye at my behavior. everyone was messy, and booze felt like a requirement to socialize. parties were fueled by alcohol, blacking out was considered cool—or at least funny—and getting wasted all the time seemed like a normal part of the college experience.
this isn’t purely anecdotal—most american college students drink. according to the national institutes of health, 60 percent of 18-to-22-year-old college students said they consumed alcohol in the past month, and almost two out of three of those who drank said they engaged in binge drinking. alcohol is so central to the college experience that deciding not to drink can be a radical act—it means coming to terms with the downside of drinking culture in one way or another.
worldwide trends suggest drinking among young people is on the decline. a 2014 australian study found that teen alcohol consumption in the country “reached its lowest point since the early 1960s, having declined steadily since the mid-2000s.” and a study from the substance abuse and mental health services administration found that between 2002 and 2013, the percentage of americans between the ages of 12 and 20 who drank or binge-drank sharply declined. beyond the stats, there is evidence that the sober lifestyle is catching on: nightclubs where no one drinks, non-alcoholic spirits, even bars that don't sell booze.
for a lot of students—excited by their newfound freedom, nervous about being surrounded by strangers, and stressed by being on their own for the first time—alcohol isn't terrifying, but alluring. phoebe, a sophomore, told me she quit because she went way too hard with her drinking during her freshman year. “i was binge-drinking a lot, and obviously not doing my homework and things that i should’ve been doing. instead i was pouring myself a gin and tonic nightly to cope with the stress,” she explained to me over the phone.
she dropped out when she was 21, and her drinking progressed in the years after that. but after erin got sober, she made the decision to finish her degree. “i was in a total panic when i began taking my first class, but i ended up doing really well,” she said. “it’s just kind of mind-blowing. it’s like a 180 from what my life was like before... school can be really isolating, but there’s so many people around you that feel the same way and just sharing what you’re feeling can be so liberating for you and so many other people."
beleckis agreed. “alcoholism is so normalized, but i know that there are so many people out there who made similar decisions to me,” he said. “finding those people and knowing your own limits is so important."


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CEPT University has invited applications for admission to Phd Program (Doctoral) for 2018 session is now open for Faculties of Architecture and Planning.
The new doctoral programs are designed to prepare the student to take up a lifelong pursuit of knowledge through research in diverse areas of habitat development.
Students will have opportunities to broaden their horizon in different areas of habitat while pursuing doctoral work in a specialized area.
A Professional Master’s (or equivalent) degree in fields related to Designing, Planning, Constructing, and Managing Human habitat is highly desirable (or); a Master’s degree in Economics, Geography, Sociology or other related fields (or) A Bachelor’s degree in architecture or planning with teaching and research experience.
Fees – INR 1,23,800 per year and Stipend – INR 28,125 per month.
The stipend of INR 28,125 per month for the first two years (stipend in 3rd and 4th year may be offered based on availability).
CEPT University PhD Application Form – How to Apply?
The CEPT Admissions is a completely online process. To apply, please click on the “Apply Online” link which will redirect you to the Admissions portal.
No, you cannot apply for the courses offline.
Applicants can apply for multiple programs at CEPT University. However, you need to pay separate application fees for each program. You can apply for the course; however, it is compulsory to upload all your mark sheets of the degree diploma available with you as a single PDF.
Center for Environmental Planning and Technology (CEPT), Ahmedabad, CEPT University, Kasturbhai Lalbhai Campus, University Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380009 (Gujarat), Phone No.: 0091-79-26302470, Email: [email protected], Website http://cept.ac.in.

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cept university has invited applications for admission to phd program (doctoral) for 2018 session is now open for faculties of architecture and planning.
the new doctoral programs are designed to prepare the student to take up a lifelong pursuit of knowledge through research in diverse areas of habitat development.
students will have opportunities to broaden their horizon in different areas of habitat while pursuing doctoral work in a specialized area.
a professional master’s (or equivalent) degree in fields related to designing, planning, constructing, and managing human habitat is highly desirable (or); a master’s degree in economics, geography, sociology or other related fields (or) a bachelor’s degree in architecture or planning with teaching and research experience.
fees – inr 1,23,800 per year and stipend – inr 28,125 per month.
the stipend of inr 28,125 per month for the first two years (stipend in 3rd and 4th year may be offered based on availability).
cept university phd application form – how to apply?
the cept admissions is a completely online process. to apply, please click on the “apply online” link which will redirect you to the admissions portal.
no, you cannot apply for the courses offline.
applicants can apply for multiple programs at cept university. however, you need to pay separate application fees for each program. you can apply for the course; however, it is compulsory to upload all your mark sheets of the degree diploma available with you as a single pdf.
center for environmental planning and technology (cept), ahmedabad, cept university, kasturbhai lalbhai campus, university road, navrangpura, ahmedabad-380009 (gujarat), phone no.: 0091-79-26302470, email: [email protected], website http://cept.ac.in.


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The Daily Recaps Archive offers fans a chance to relive favorite moments or research Y&R's past. Nearly two decades' worth of recaps are archived for your convenience.
The Y&R Daily Recaps Archive offers you day-to-day summaries of The Young and the Restless beginning in 1997 and continuing through to the current week. To view any of the daily recaps here, simply locate the week that you want to review. There you will see that a brief summary of that week's action has been included for your reference. When you find a week of recaps that you want to read up on, simply click on the appropriate link located under that week's summary. By doing this you will have access to the complete Monday through Friday daily recaps for that week, just as they were posted on Soap Central during that week.
As our archives have grown, we've created one page per calendar year. To access any of the recaps from 1997 through the present calendar year, please click on the corresponding link in the Recaps Quick View to quickly skip ahead to a particular month and year of recaps.

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the daily recaps archive offers fans a chance to relive favorite moments or research y&r's past. nearly two decades' worth of recaps are archived for your convenience.
the y&r daily recaps archive offers you day-to-day summaries of the young and the restless beginning in 1997 and continuing through to the current week. to view any of the daily recaps here, simply locate the week that you want to review. there you will see that a brief summary of that week's action has been included for your reference. when you find a week of recaps that you want to read up on, simply click on the appropriate link located under that week's summary. by doing this you will have access to the complete monday through friday daily recaps for that week, just as they were posted on soap central during that week.
as our archives have grown, we've created one page per calendar year. to access any of the recaps from 1997 through the present calendar year, please click on the corresponding link in the recaps quick view to quickly skip ahead to a particular month and year of recaps.


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These are Chosen Foods healthy cooling oils bottled in all-natural spray bottles. Air pressure technology eliminates the need for chemical propellants and other harmful ingredients. With Chosen Foods Sprays, you can quickly and evenly add oil to your recipes in a natural way.
Chosen Foods' naturally refined avocado oil spray has a smooth, buttery flavor, and a smoke point of up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit! It is first cold pressed, then naturally refined which protects the nutrients and the delicate fatty acids.
Coconut oil is high in medium chain fatty acids and rich in flavor, making it a healthy and tasty option for cooking and baking. This pleasantly smooth and aromatic oil can be safely heated to approximately 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

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these are chosen foods healthy cooling oils bottled in all-natural spray bottles. air pressure technology eliminates the need for chemical propellants and other harmful ingredients. with chosen foods sprays, you can quickly and evenly add oil to your recipes in a natural way.
chosen foods' naturally refined avocado oil spray has a smooth, buttery flavor, and a smoke point of up to 500 degrees fahrenheit! it is first cold pressed, then naturally refined which protects the nutrients and the delicate fatty acids.
coconut oil is high in medium chain fatty acids and rich in flavor, making it a healthy and tasty option for cooking and baking. this pleasantly smooth and aromatic oil can be safely heated to approximately 350 degrees fahrenheit.


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Requirements-based Software Development Process Introduced In Technopark Corp.
Now the company offers the new level of services to its customers.
The final introduction of this new approach to the software development process was prefaced by three months of personnel training which included tutorials and practical seminars for project managers, system analysts, software architects, and software developers.
The decision to study and use requirements-based software development process arose from recognition of its importance. Requirements-based software development is a guarantee that the software product will meet customer's requirements when it is developed. It is based on the assumption that exact requirements for the software system are not known until the system is developed. That is why the company instituted iterative approach as grounds for requirements-based development.
With the introduction of this software development model, requirements management and becomes one of the core disciplines in company operations. Project managers, system analysts, and developers are involved in requirements management and requirements change management.
The requirements-based approach provides that all requirements must be listed in specification document and approved by the customer before the start of implementation. Then, during the whole software development process, a certain piece of workable software is released each iteration, and this source code is tied to certain requirement(s). Frequent releases and connection with certain requirements assure that the software is being developed according to the customer's vision. In addition, this approach eases and clarifies Requirements Change Management.
Now, requirements-based process is already used in TechnoPark Corp. adding value to the company's customers.

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requirements-based software development process introduced in technopark corp.
now the company offers the new level of services to its customers.
the final introduction of this new approach to the software development process was prefaced by three months of personnel training which included tutorials and practical seminars for project managers, system analysts, software architects, and software developers.
the decision to study and use requirements-based software development process arose from recognition of its importance. requirements-based software development is a guarantee that the software product will meet customer's requirements when it is developed. it is based on the assumption that exact requirements for the software system are not known until the system is developed. that is why the company instituted iterative approach as grounds for requirements-based development.
with the introduction of this software development model, requirements management and becomes one of the core disciplines in company operations. project managers, system analysts, and developers are involved in requirements management and requirements change management.
the requirements-based approach provides that all requirements must be listed in specification document and approved by the customer before the start of implementation. then, during the whole software development process, a certain piece of workable software is released each iteration, and this source code is tied to certain requirement(s). frequent releases and connection with certain requirements assure that the software is being developed according to the customer's vision. in addition, this approach eases and clarifies requirements change management.
now, requirements-based process is already used in technopark corp. adding value to the company's customers.


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Teachers collaborating on a visual, poetic piece.
When I think of what “teacher-centered” refers to, I first consider professional development. That is our learning, where we are the students. Professional development should always have the end result in mind: how will teachers use this material inside their classroom to better their students’ learning. However, the PD itself, needs to be focused on teacher as well.
What in this PD can ignite a fire in the teacher?
What can the teacher learn that he/she can pass on to his/her students?
What connections can the teacher make (with other teachers as well as resources) so that they feel justified and supported in the follow-up work they do?
I’m a firm believer in this type of professional development, which is why I designed and created the Teacher Art Retreat. These retreats are meant to excite and inspire teachers so that they can bring this love of learning and creation to their students. In addition to being teacher-centered, these retreats are arts-based. This year’s Teacher Art Retreat will include workshops in visual art, music, movement, origami and Pysanky as well as some mindfulness, poetry and, of course drumming. The atmosphere is welcoming and non-stressful – a place to relax, learn, create and reflect – a true retreat!
Finally, the connections that the retreaters make each year are simply wonderful. Bonds within schools and districts have been started, reignited and strengthened, networks of like-minded educators have been broadened, and, most-importantly, friendships are made. When you have teacher-centered and arts-based learning going on, the connections are faster and deeper.
At the end of our Teacher Appreciation month here at The Inspired Classroom, I want you to consider these things as you search for summer and fall professional development. Do something that is going to inspire you! After all, you need to get inspired, in order to be inspiring to your students.
Are you considering attending the retreat? Great! We have local people from the MA, NH area come every year as well as a couple from out of the area. Think, “Teacher Road Trip! Last year we even had someone make a family vacation out of it and travel out of country from Canada!
The retreat runs from Aug 1-3, 2016 and is held at the St. Jame’s Lodge in Hampton, NH. For all the info, go here.
Professional development should be for YOU as much as it is for your students. After all, you need to GET inspired, in order to BE inspiring!

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teachers collaborating on a visual, poetic piece.
when i think of what “teacher-centered” refers to, i first consider professional development. that is our learning, where we are the students. professional development should always have the end result in mind: how will teachers use this material inside their classroom to better their students’ learning. however, the pd itself, needs to be focused on teacher as well.
what in this pd can ignite a fire in the teacher?
what can the teacher learn that he/she can pass on to his/her students?
what connections can the teacher make (with other teachers as well as resources) so that they feel justified and supported in the follow-up work they do?
i’m a firm believer in this type of professional development, which is why i designed and created the teacher art retreat. these retreats are meant to excite and inspire teachers so that they can bring this love of learning and creation to their students. in addition to being teacher-centered, these retreats are arts-based. this year’s teacher art retreat will include workshops in visual art, music, movement, origami and pysanky as well as some mindfulness, poetry and, of course drumming. the atmosphere is welcoming and non-stressful – a place to relax, learn, create and reflect – a true retreat!
finally, the connections that the retreaters make each year are simply wonderful. bonds within schools and districts have been started, reignited and strengthened, networks of like-minded educators have been broadened, and, most-importantly, friendships are made. when you have teacher-centered and arts-based learning going on, the connections are faster and deeper.
at the end of our teacher appreciation month here at the inspired classroom, i want you to consider these things as you search for summer and fall professional development. do something that is going to inspire you! after all, you need to get inspired, in order to be inspiring to your students.
are you considering attending the retreat? great! we have local people from the ma, nh area come every year as well as a couple from out of the area. think, “teacher road trip! last year we even had someone make a family vacation out of it and travel out of country from canada!
the retreat runs from aug 1-3, 2016 and is held at the st. jame’s lodge in hampton, nh. for all the info, go here.
professional development should be for you as much as it is for your students. after all, you need to get inspired, in order to be inspiring!


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Before attempting to open an SFS file, you'll need to determine what kind of file you are dealing with and whether it is even possible to open or view the file format.
Answer: Files which are given the .SFS extension are known as Pcl 5 scalable font files, however other file types may also use this extension. If you are aware of any additional file formats that use the SFS extension, please let us know.
The best way to open an SFS file is to simply double-click it and let the default assoisated application open the file. If you are unable to open the file this way, it may be because you do not have the correct application associated with the extension to view or edit the SFS file.
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question: what is an sfs file?
have you found, downloaded or received an sfs file, but don't know which software program is required to open it?
before attempting to open an sfs file, you'll need to determine what kind of file you are dealing with and whether it is even possible to open or view the file format.
answer: files which are given the .sfs extension are known as pcl 5 scalable font files, however other file types may also use this extension. if you are aware of any additional file formats that use the sfs extension, please let us know.
the best way to open an sfs file is to simply double-click it and let the default assoisated application open the file. if you are unable to open the file this way, it may be because you do not have the correct application associated with the extension to view or edit the sfs file.
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An original acrylic painting, hand embellished with gold leaf.
Image size, 12cm x 12cm.
Framed size, 27cm x 27cm.
Limited edition art print of 100, hand embellished with gold leaf. Printed on German Etching paper.

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an original acrylic painting, hand embellished with gold leaf.
image size, 12cm x 12cm.
framed size, 27cm x 27cm.
limited edition art print of 100, hand embellished with gold leaf. printed on german etching paper.


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we specialize in converting your designs into perfect xhtml5 / css3 website.
we work in 3 steps.
prepare your files and, if it's possible, a briefing or description telling us how do you want the html.
we can go to your office to get the files and the briefing.
you can send us the psd files over email or send us the download link.
we can have a "call" or "video conference" to get instructions for your project.
we have project managers in both new york city and miami, so if you want to deliver your psd files personally and have a meeting with us for the project start, you just have to tell us.
the first step is the html code generation and upload it to our test servers.
the second step is to adapt the html for mobile devices (responsive).
the third step is the design optimization for browsers (chrome, safari, ie and firefox).
the fourth step and the last one, is that our qa team test the design.
we send you the html files and get your feedback. if there are adjustments to be made, we will implement them and send you an updated version of the html until we get your aproval.
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'Soil Culture: Dig It’is an exhibition at Plymouth University. The exhibition is part of a three-year programme of cultural events across the South West region that encourages visitors to look beyond the surface of earth, mud, dirt and grit to find its underlying beauty and purpose in our existence.
Supported by the Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World (CCANW), Soil Culture: Dig It responds to the UN International Year of Soils, which aims to highlight the importance of earth through a series of thought provoking talks and workshops.
"Soil Culture is an exciting concept for Peninsula Arts, as an exhibition it challenges the traditional experience of a gallery, bringing the private sphere of the art studio and science laboratory into the public realm, and in doing so reveals the processes of making and idea generation. The exhibition will grow and change shape and I am excited to see what the artist in residence and students will produce in collaboration with soil scientists and architects from Plymouth University."
Artist Emma Saffy Wilson will present an alternative view of soil exploring the negative connotations often associated with dirt. Her sculptural objects have been described as making beautiful what is often seen as worthless. Emma will also present two workshops on 30 April - Hikaru Dorodango - where participants can learn the Japanese art of creating a shiny mud ball. These are free and open to the public, but booking is essential as places are limited.
The exhibition runs from 13 April until 30 May.

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'soil culture: dig it’is an exhibition at plymouth university. the exhibition is part of a three-year programme of cultural events across the south west region that encourages visitors to look beyond the surface of earth, mud, dirt and grit to find its underlying beauty and purpose in our existence.
supported by the centre for contemporary art and the natural world (ccanw), soil culture: dig it responds to the un international year of soils, which aims to highlight the importance of earth through a series of thought provoking talks and workshops.
"soil culture is an exciting concept for peninsula arts, as an exhibition it challenges the traditional experience of a gallery, bringing the private sphere of the art studio and science laboratory into the public realm, and in doing so reveals the processes of making and idea generation. the exhibition will grow and change shape and i am excited to see what the artist in residence and students will produce in collaboration with soil scientists and architects from plymouth university."
artist emma saffy wilson will present an alternative view of soil exploring the negative connotations often associated with dirt. her sculptural objects have been described as making beautiful what is often seen as worthless. emma will also present two workshops on 30 april - hikaru dorodango - where participants can learn the japanese art of creating a shiny mud ball. these are free and open to the public, but booking is essential as places are limited.
the exhibition runs from 13 april until 30 may.


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This is a perfectly valid question asked of everyone who self-publishes and one I have trouble talking about. I think it’s because whenever someone asks me I want to give them an answer which will both be truthful, but also validate my reasons for doing so. The truth of the matter is my reasons for “going indie” have everything to do with my personality type, but if I just told you that the first thing you would assume is my work is crap and I might as well call myself “vanity published.” Perhaps I over think things, but an overactive imagination is why I write fantasy.
So you see my dilemma, because this then leads to me having to recite my history and all the years I have spent writing, dropping names of people I have studied with, and basically having to try to prove that I worked hard on my book and that I didn’t just write a first draft and upload it to Amazon.
I have always been one to try to solve my own problems before seeking out help. I find the resources to do it and give it a good whack. Most times, if I put my mind to it, I succeed. There are an enormous amount of resources out there for self-publishing these days. That being said, I also know when a task is beyond my capabilities or when I need help.
I hired a cover artist and an editor to help me with this book. I had beta readers review it. I sought out a lot of advice from those more experienced than me on forums for indie romance writers. I workshopped this novel for two months in a revision class that I attended weekly and put countless hours into edits and rewrites.
I could have then started the submissions process. Submitting to agents and editors takes another set of skills which I would need to study and perfect. Did I mention I am a Type-A personality? It made no sense to me to do this when I had a product in my hand which was ready to go. I know that even if I were to be accepted by an agent or editor that my book still wouldn’t see the light of day for a year or more due to publishing schedules. This was not okay with me. And these days even traditionally published authors have to do a lot of their own marketing, so what was I waiting for?
The logical conclusion for me was to just self-publish my book. Being the DIY-er that I am it was the right choice for me. My goal was always to write a good story that people would enjoy reading.
Will I make mistakes? Sure as shootin’ I will, and I will learn from them too. In fact, if you are a reader and find something amiss in my book I ask that you please let me know so I can correct it. The bonus of being self-published it that I can fix things when they go wrong, though I tried my darndest to make sure my manuscript was polished and gleaming before I hit publish. I don’t want my readers to pay for something that I wouldn’t pay for.
What are your thoughts on self-publishing? Have I stuck my foot in my mouth again? I’m good at that.
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That is good reasoning, Nicolette, and you did your homework before you self-published. I think a lot of us fear people sneering at us for self-publishing but today it’s a viable option.
Hi Emma! I totally agree. 🙂 If self-publishing can be the doorway to an offer from a traditional publisher I wouldn’t snub it. I would definitely consider it. 🙂 *waves to New York* Either way I’m good because I am doing what I want to do.
I’m currently considering self publishing. What company do you work with? I heard of lulu, burb,i universe.. ?
Hi Lola, I didn’t “work with a company” per se. I utilized the online tools through Pubit, Kindle Direct Publishing, and Createspace to make my work available online.
Hi, I can relate to this one! I had a literary agent shop my first book around to publisher’s I’d never heard of for 2 years! Not only did no one buy it, the agency went under and I was at worse than square one! That’s when I decided to self publish and of course I’ve made every mistake there is! I love the freedom of it thou, it’s very liberating! I love your blog and I hope your book sells millions! Put it the one way, that no one ever has and it’s worth it! Thank you for the follow! Keep writing!

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this is a perfectly valid question asked of everyone who self-publishes and one i have trouble talking about. i think it’s because whenever someone asks me i want to give them an answer which will both be truthful, but also validate my reasons for doing so. the truth of the matter is my reasons for “going indie” have everything to do with my personality type, but if i just told you that the first thing you would assume is my work is crap and i might as well call myself “vanity published.” perhaps i over think things, but an overactive imagination is why i write fantasy.
so you see my dilemma, because this then leads to me having to recite my history and all the years i have spent writing, dropping names of people i have studied with, and basically having to try to prove that i worked hard on my book and that i didn’t just write a first draft and upload it to amazon.
i have always been one to try to solve my own problems before seeking out help. i find the resources to do it and give it a good whack. most times, if i put my mind to it, i succeed. there are an enormous amount of resources out there for self-publishing these days. that being said, i also know when a task is beyond my capabilities or when i need help.
i hired a cover artist and an editor to help me with this book. i had beta readers review it. i sought out a lot of advice from those more experienced than me on forums for indie romance writers. i workshopped this novel for two months in a revision class that i attended weekly and put countless hours into edits and rewrites.
i could have then started the submissions process. submitting to agents and editors takes another set of skills which i would need to study and perfect. did i mention i am a type-a personality? it made no sense to me to do this when i had a product in my hand which was ready to go. i know that even if i were to be accepted by an agent or editor that my book still wouldn’t see the light of day for a year or more due to publishing schedules. this was not okay with me. and these days even traditionally published authors have to do a lot of their own marketing, so what was i waiting for?
the logical conclusion for me was to just self-publish my book. being the diy-er that i am it was the right choice for me. my goal was always to write a good story that people would enjoy reading.
will i make mistakes? sure as shootin’ i will, and i will learn from them too. in fact, if you are a reader and find something amiss in my book i ask that you please let me know so i can correct it. the bonus of being self-published it that i can fix things when they go wrong, though i tried my darndest to make sure my manuscript was polished and gleaming before i hit publish. i don’t want my readers to pay for something that i wouldn’t pay for.
what are your thoughts on self-publishing? have i stuck my foot in my mouth again? i’m good at that.
this entry was posted in on writing and tagged camp nanowrimo, fae hunter, indie writer, marketing, nanowrimo, self-publishing. bookmark the permalink.
that is good reasoning, nicolette, and you did your homework before you self-published. i think a lot of us fear people sneering at us for self-publishing but today it’s a viable option.
hi emma! i totally agree. 🙂 if self-publishing can be the doorway to an offer from a traditional publisher i wouldn’t snub it. i would definitely consider it. 🙂 *waves to new york* either way i’m good because i am doing what i want to do.
i’m currently considering self publishing. what company do you work with? i heard of lulu, burb,i universe.. ?
hi lola, i didn’t “work with a company” per se. i utilized the online tools through pubit, kindle direct publishing, and createspace to make my work available online.
hi, i can relate to this one! i had a literary agent shop my first book around to publisher’s i’d never heard of for 2 years! not only did no one buy it, the agency went under and i was at worse than square one! that’s when i decided to self publish and of course i’ve made every mistake there is! i love the freedom of it thou, it’s very liberating! i love your blog and i hope your book sells millions! put it the one way, that no one ever has and it’s worth it! thank you for the follow! keep writing!


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In December 1913, after discussing the German submarine programme, the Admiralty decided that they should prepare a design for an overseas patrol boat of about E Class surface displacement, of partial double-hull construction and with single 21-inch torpedo tubes forward and aft and two 18-inch beam tubes. This would be the G Class.
In June 1914, five G Class submarines, G1 to G5, were ordered from Chatham Dockyard and one month later G6 and G7 were ordered from Armstrong Whitworth.
In November 1914, Vickers were given orders for six more boats, G8 to G13, and to build the engines for four of the class building at Chatham. G14 was ordered from Scotts on the Clyde.
Costing an estimated £125 000, the G Class were twin-shafted vessels, with two eight-cylinder diesels that together generated 1600 bhp, giving a surface speed of 14 knots. Two single armature motors, each of 420 bhp, gave a submerged speed of 9 knots. The class carried 200 cells in two battery tanks, which gave a submerged endurance of 95 miles at 3 knots.
Early war experience gained by other classes led to the proposed G Class armament being changed to two 18-inch bow tubes, two 18-inch beam tubes and one 21-inch stern tube. This signalled the beginning of the 21-inch torpedo in Royal Navy submarines, although the experimental submarine Swordfish ordered from Scotts a year earlier but launched after G1, was also fitted with 21-inch tubes. The class also carried one 3-inch Quick Fire High Angle (OF HA) gun which was fitted just forward of the bridge and a portable 2-pounder which could be fixed to a pedestal at the after end of the bridge.
Living conditions on board were considered by crew members to be good because the G boats boasted such luxuries as an electric oven!
Although the designed diving depth of the G Class was given as 200 feet, the operational depth was probably 100 feet. However, it was noted that in 'an exceptional circumstance one G boat dived to 170 feet when chased by mistake by British destroyers'.
During the First World War G7, G8 and G11 were lost on active service through unknown causes and in September 1917. G9 was sunk in error by HMS Petard off the Norwegian coast. Of those that survived, four were taken out of service at the end of the war and the remaining six were withdrawn from service in January 1921.

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in december 1913, after discussing the german submarine programme, the admiralty decided that they should prepare a design for an overseas patrol boat of about e class surface displacement, of partial double-hull construction and with single 21-inch torpedo tubes forward and aft and two 18-inch beam tubes. this would be the g class.
in june 1914, five g class submarines, g1 to g5, were ordered from chatham dockyard and one month later g6 and g7 were ordered from armstrong whitworth.
in november 1914, vickers were given orders for six more boats, g8 to g13, and to build the engines for four of the class building at chatham. g14 was ordered from scotts on the clyde.
costing an estimated £125 000, the g class were twin-shafted vessels, with two eight-cylinder diesels that together generated 1600 bhp, giving a surface speed of 14 knots. two single armature motors, each of 420 bhp, gave a submerged speed of 9 knots. the class carried 200 cells in two battery tanks, which gave a submerged endurance of 95 miles at 3 knots.
early war experience gained by other classes led to the proposed g class armament being changed to two 18-inch bow tubes, two 18-inch beam tubes and one 21-inch stern tube. this signalled the beginning of the 21-inch torpedo in royal navy submarines, although the experimental submarine swordfish ordered from scotts a year earlier but launched after g1, was also fitted with 21-inch tubes. the class also carried one 3-inch quick fire high angle (of ha) gun which was fitted just forward of the bridge and a portable 2-pounder which could be fixed to a pedestal at the after end of the bridge.
living conditions on board were considered by crew members to be good because the g boats boasted such luxuries as an electric oven!
although the designed diving depth of the g class was given as 200 feet, the operational depth was probably 100 feet. however, it was noted that in 'an exceptional circumstance one g boat dived to 170 feet when chased by mistake by british destroyers'.
during the first world war g7, g8 and g11 were lost on active service through unknown causes and in september 1917. g9 was sunk in error by hms petard off the norwegian coast. of those that survived, four were taken out of service at the end of the war and the remaining six were withdrawn from service in january 1921.


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Mocha-chocolate cake with macarons | SMØRGÅSBORD!
Grease two 20 cm (8-inch) round baking pans,* dust with cocoa powder, and line the bottoms with parchment/baking paper.
Place all dry ingredients into the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment. Whisk to combine, then set aside.
In a separate medium bowl, whisk together the wet ingredients except the coffee. Continue whisking while slowly pouring the hot coffee into the wet mixture (this is to prevent the eggs from curdling).
Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients, then mix at medium speed until just blended (about 2-3 minutes). Batter will be thin and runny.
Bake for 30-35 minutes or until a cake tester inserted at the center comes out mostly clean. Cool on a wire rack.
* Alternatively: use three 18 cm (7-inch) round baking pans.
Dissolve the coffee with the vanilla extract. Set aside.
Place the egg yolks in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment.
In a very small saucepan, combine sugar and water. Place a candy thermometer in the saucepan, then heat the syrup to 116°C. When the thermometer reaches 110°C, start beating the egg yolks at high speed.
As soon as the sugar syrup reaches 116°C, remove from heat and pour slowly in a steady stream into the egg yolks while still beating at high speed. Continue beating until the bottom of the bowl is almost cool to the touch.
Reduce mixing speed to «low». Gradually add the butter one cube at a time. Make sure the first cube has been fully incorporated before adding the next one.
After all the butter has been added, add the coffee mixture. Beat at high speed until mixture becomes smooth and creamy.** Set aside.
Place the egg whites in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment.
In a very small saucepan, combine sugar and water. Place a candy thermometer in the saucepan, then heat the syrup to 116°C. When the thermometer reaches 110°C, start beating the egg whites at high speed.
As soon as the sugar syrup reaches 116°C, remove from heat and pour slowly in a steady stream into the egg whites while still beating at high speed. Continue beating until the bottom of the bowl is almost cool to the touch.
After all the butter has been added, add the coffee mixture and melted chocolate. Beat at high speed until mixture becomes smooth and creamy.** Set aside.
Chop or grate the chocolate into small pieces.
Heat the cream over medium heat. When it starts to simmer, remove from heat and pour over the chocolate. Cover and leave for about a minute.
Level the cakes if needed.
Place one cake on a cake plate. Spread the coffee French buttercream on top. Carefully place the second cake on top. Using a bench scraper, remove any excess buttercream oozing out from the sides. Refrigerate for about half an hour.
Set aside about 1/3 cup of the mocha IMB for the final decorations.
Using about half of the remaining mocha IMB, ice the top of the chilled cake and crumb-coat the sides. Refrigerate again for about half an hour.
Finish coating the sides (and top, if needed) of the chilled cake. Chill again for half an hour.
With a palette knife dipped in warm water and dried with a clean cloth, smooth the sides and top of the chilled cake. Chill again for at least half an hour.
Take out the cake, then pour the ganache on top of it. Spread the ganache with a palette knife, allowing some of it to drip down the sides. Chill for about half an hour to allow the ganache to set.
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mocha-chocolate cake with macarons | smørgåsbord!
grease two 20 cm (8-inch) round baking pans,* dust with cocoa powder, and line the bottoms with parchment/baking paper.
place all dry ingredients into the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment. whisk to combine, then set aside.
in a separate medium bowl, whisk together the wet ingredients except the coffee. continue whisking while slowly pouring the hot coffee into the wet mixture (this is to prevent the eggs from curdling).
add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients, then mix at medium speed until just blended (about 2-3 minutes). batter will be thin and runny.
bake for 30-35 minutes or until a cake tester inserted at the center comes out mostly clean. cool on a wire rack.
* alternatively: use three 18 cm (7-inch) round baking pans.
dissolve the coffee with the vanilla extract. set aside.
place the egg yolks in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment.
in a very small saucepan, combine sugar and water. place a candy thermometer in the saucepan, then heat the syrup to 116°c. when the thermometer reaches 110°c, start beating the egg yolks at high speed.
as soon as the sugar syrup reaches 116°c, remove from heat and pour slowly in a steady stream into the egg yolks while still beating at high speed. continue beating until the bottom of the bowl is almost cool to the touch.
reduce mixing speed to «low». gradually add the butter one cube at a time. make sure the first cube has been fully incorporated before adding the next one.
after all the butter has been added, add the coffee mixture. beat at high speed until mixture becomes smooth and creamy.** set aside.
place the egg whites in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment.
in a very small saucepan, combine sugar and water. place a candy thermometer in the saucepan, then heat the syrup to 116°c. when the thermometer reaches 110°c, start beating the egg whites at high speed.
as soon as the sugar syrup reaches 116°c, remove from heat and pour slowly in a steady stream into the egg whites while still beating at high speed. continue beating until the bottom of the bowl is almost cool to the touch.
after all the butter has been added, add the coffee mixture and melted chocolate. beat at high speed until mixture becomes smooth and creamy.** set aside.
chop or grate the chocolate into small pieces.
heat the cream over medium heat. when it starts to simmer, remove from heat and pour over the chocolate. cover and leave for about a minute.
level the cakes if needed.
place one cake on a cake plate. spread the coffee french buttercream on top. carefully place the second cake on top. using a bench scraper, remove any excess buttercream oozing out from the sides. refrigerate for about half an hour.
set aside about 1/3 cup of the mocha imb for the final decorations.
using about half of the remaining mocha imb, ice the top of the chilled cake and crumb-coat the sides. refrigerate again for about half an hour.
finish coating the sides (and top, if needed) of the chilled cake. chill again for half an hour.
with a palette knife dipped in warm water and dried with a clean cloth, smooth the sides and top of the chilled cake. chill again for at least half an hour.
take out the cake, then pour the ganache on top of it. spread the ganache with a palette knife, allowing some of it to drip down the sides. chill for about half an hour to allow the ganache to set.
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A dream with a belt symbolizes power. It may suggest that you are inhibited in some way, possibly by old beliefs or opinions.
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I received this reminder from Riva’s Remedies – a great resource for healing your horse.
Marijke van de Water (B.Sc., DHMS) is an Equine Health & Nutrition Specialist, Homeopathic Practitioner, Medical Intuitive & Healer and naturally…a teacher and author! Many thanks to her for spreading her great work and guidance.
Homeopathy is a natural system of medicine dating back 200 years ago. While North America is slowly accepting homeopathy as an established form of medicine it is a widely accepted modality in Europe, UK, India and Latin America. Homeopathic remedies are highly diluted doses of substances to stimulate the body’s own healing mechanism to promote health.The use of homeopathic medicines – popularly known as remedies – is based on the discovery that natural substances are capable of curing the same symptoms that they can cause – “The Law of Similars”.
For example, homeopathic (or diluted) onion treats eye and nose allergies, homeopathic ipecac treats nausea and vomiting and homeopathic influenza virus treats cold and flu symptoms.
Riva’s Remedies homeopathics are formulated as easy-to-use combination remedies to address common situations.
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i received this reminder from riva’s remedies – a great resource for healing your horse.
marijke van de water (b.sc., dhms) is an equine health & nutrition specialist, homeopathic practitioner, medical intuitive & healer and naturally…a teacher and author! many thanks to her for spreading her great work and guidance.
homeopathy is a natural system of medicine dating back 200 years ago. while north america is slowly accepting homeopathy as an established form of medicine it is a widely accepted modality in europe, uk, india and latin america. homeopathic remedies are highly diluted doses of substances to stimulate the body’s own healing mechanism to promote health.the use of homeopathic medicines – popularly known as remedies – is based on the discovery that natural substances are capable of curing the same symptoms that they can cause – “the law of similars”.
for example, homeopathic (or diluted) onion treats eye and nose allergies, homeopathic ipecac treats nausea and vomiting and homeopathic influenza virus treats cold and flu symptoms.
riva’s remedies homeopathics are formulated as easy-to-use combination remedies to address common situations.
visit riva’s remedies for more information.


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Robert Sapolsky’s piece in the Saturday, April 22, 2017 Wall Street Journal, goes a long way toward explaining group behavior that makes no sense. It appears that we humans have a need to fit in and will express wrong opinions that we “know” to be wrong in order to get along with the crowd we find ourselves among.
While the selection of Dr. DePinho almost six years ago now, was clearly a choice by the Board of Regents, the then Chancellor, and especially the then Executive Vice Chancellor, the ability of Dr. DePinho to do so much wrong, to hurt so many faculty, and to damage the finances of MD Anderson so severely had to have been done with the complicity of many to have lasted as long as it did. It took a new Executive Vice Chancellor, a new Chancellor, several new Regents and the loss of half a billion dollars plus the squandering of millions on a ludicrous IS project to finally get DePinho out. Why?
It is my hypothesis that the faculty was far too passive for far too long. There were moments as when one neurosurgeon bravely stated in a public forum that the leadership of MD Anderson saw patients as “ATMs” when I thought there might have been a breakthrough. I even got up in one faculty forum with Dr. Shine questioning the integrity of the new president after his multiple sins of nepotism, self-dealing and conflict of interest. But the applied pressure was neither intense enough nor protracted enough. We all gave up too soon, especially when DePinho went on his firing spree.
My point here is not to cast blame. There is more than enough to go around. Most of it falls on the shoulders of Dr. DePinho, Dr. Chin and the FORDs, the Friends of Ron DePinho, many of whom still have leadership roles and inappropriately high salaries. These enablers need to go the way of those few who did try to stand up to the DePinho juggernaut in its early days and were let go.
Rather I write so that we all can think about the brain chemistry that allows tyrants to gain a foothold and milk it for everything it’s worth. All that it takes, as the saying goes, is for good men to do nothing and many good men and women did not stand up to DePinho and his henchmen. The latter are still around and need not be. And they still spread fear and mistrust through the body of the faculty.
We all want to belong. We all want to fit in. No one likes to stick out in the crowd too very much especially when it is at great risk to the individual, as it clearly was when Dr. DePinho was in charge.
I just urge the faculty to recognize the trend toward group conformity in themselves and join together (or stand alone) to find strength when the next permanent leader of MD Anderson is named and to oppose what he or she does that is wrong and to bring the problem to light while it can still be easily ameliorated.
Loose lips may sink ships, but if you see something, say something.
Group think got us Donald Trump. It enabled Ron DePinho. It simply can dominate our lives no more.

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robert sapolsky’s piece in the saturday, april 22, 2017 wall street journal, goes a long way toward explaining group behavior that makes no sense. it appears that we humans have a need to fit in and will express wrong opinions that we “know” to be wrong in order to get along with the crowd we find ourselves among.
while the selection of dr. depinho almost six years ago now, was clearly a choice by the board of regents, the then chancellor, and especially the then executive vice chancellor, the ability of dr. depinho to do so much wrong, to hurt so many faculty, and to damage the finances of md anderson so severely had to have been done with the complicity of many to have lasted as long as it did. it took a new executive vice chancellor, a new chancellor, several new regents and the loss of half a billion dollars plus the squandering of millions on a ludicrous is project to finally get depinho out. why?
it is my hypothesis that the faculty was far too passive for far too long. there were moments as when one neurosurgeon bravely stated in a public forum that the leadership of md anderson saw patients as “atms” when i thought there might have been a breakthrough. i even got up in one faculty forum with dr. shine questioning the integrity of the new president after his multiple sins of nepotism, self-dealing and conflict of interest. but the applied pressure was neither intense enough nor protracted enough. we all gave up too soon, especially when depinho went on his firing spree.
my point here is not to cast blame. there is more than enough to go around. most of it falls on the shoulders of dr. depinho, dr. chin and the fords, the friends of ron depinho, many of whom still have leadership roles and inappropriately high salaries. these enablers need to go the way of those few who did try to stand up to the depinho juggernaut in its early days and were let go.
rather i write so that we all can think about the brain chemistry that allows tyrants to gain a foothold and milk it for everything it’s worth. all that it takes, as the saying goes, is for good men to do nothing and many good men and women did not stand up to depinho and his henchmen. the latter are still around and need not be. and they still spread fear and mistrust through the body of the faculty.
we all want to belong. we all want to fit in. no one likes to stick out in the crowd too very much especially when it is at great risk to the individual, as it clearly was when dr. depinho was in charge.
i just urge the faculty to recognize the trend toward group conformity in themselves and join together (or stand alone) to find strength when the next permanent leader of md anderson is named and to oppose what he or she does that is wrong and to bring the problem to light while it can still be easily ameliorated.
loose lips may sink ships, but if you see something, say something.
group think got us donald trump. it enabled ron depinho. it simply can dominate our lives no more.


text: Home > Maori art > Aeon Giftware > Contemporary Maori art. Framed Maori manaia carved from kauri. Small.

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ameba Testing framework based on macroses.
blacksmith IDE for embedded development on ARM based systems.
cxxtest CxxTest is a JUnit/CppUnit/xUnit-like framework for C++.
delta Heuristically minimizes interesting files.
jhammer jhammer is an extension to JUnit that provides a framework for writing repeatable random unit tests.

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ameba testing framework based on macroses.
blacksmith ide for embedded development on arm based systems.
cxxtest cxxtest is a junit/cppunit/xunit-like framework for c++.
delta heuristically minimizes interesting files.
jhammer jhammer is an extension to junit that provides a framework for writing repeatable random unit tests.


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John Romita; Johnny Romita; John Romita Sr.
He was born in the borough of Brooklyn. He is the husband of ex-Marvel Traffic Manager Virginia Romita and father of artist John Romita Jr..
He became Art Director for Marvel in the early 1970s. He created Spidey Super Stories, intended for a younger audience. Said Romita: "We worked under the guidance of child psychologists to create these books."
He also headed Romita's Raiders which consisted of young apprentices who could learn the craft from Romita.
Subjects created by " John Romita Sr."
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Cover artist images created under the name: " John Romita Sr."
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john romita; johnny romita; john romita sr.
he was born in the borough of brooklyn. he is the husband of ex-marvel traffic manager virginia romita and father of artist john romita jr..
he became art director for marvel in the early 1970s. he created spidey super stories, intended for a younger audience. said romita: "we worked under the guidance of child psychologists to create these books."
he also headed romita's raiders which consisted of young apprentices who could learn the craft from romita.
subjects created by " john romita sr."
penciler images created under the name: " john romita sr."
inker images created under the name: " john romita sr."
cover artist images created under the name: " john romita sr."
warning: default sort key "romita sr. (earth-1218), john" overrides earlier default sort key "(earth-1218), john romita sr.".


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I’ve looked at those loafers at Madewell several times, but they don’t have my size…bummer. Or maybe that’s really a good thing?!?
I always live the J Brand Lovestory!
love the skinny flare look though.
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i’ve looked at those loafers at madewell several times, but they don’t have my size…bummer. or maybe that’s really a good thing?!?
i always live the j brand lovestory!
love the skinny flare look though.
stripes! we never have enough of them , right??
shop wedge black shoes, ivory wedding dresses, pink bikinis, white tank tops and more. get this widget.


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By providing matching funding to BRIC NS, your organization has the opportunity to contribute to practical research projects that will improve the delivery and outcomes of healthcare and other services in the province.
BRIC NS projects are focused on improving services to people with, or at risk of developing, complex health care needs; those who, collectively, use about two-thirds of the healthcare resources in Nova Scotia. Improving service delivery to provide more proactive, preventive care to these people will make a major impact on their lives, while saving significant resources.
Providing matching funds to BRIC NS will enable our province’s research community to leverage federal monies through a high-priority, high-impact research and knowledge translation effort – the Canadian Institutes of Health Research’s Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research. As one of the Primary and Integrated Health Care Innovations Network’s across the country, BRIC NS is a key player in this strategic initiative. This “network of networks” is a pan-Canadian effort with the potential to save millions of healthcare dollars while improving the quality, equitabilty and outcomes of care for those citizens who need it most.

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by providing matching funding to bric ns, your organization has the opportunity to contribute to practical research projects that will improve the delivery and outcomes of healthcare and other services in the province.
bric ns projects are focused on improving services to people with, or at risk of developing, complex health care needs; those who, collectively, use about two-thirds of the healthcare resources in nova scotia. improving service delivery to provide more proactive, preventive care to these people will make a major impact on their lives, while saving significant resources.
providing matching funds to bric ns will enable our province’s research community to leverage federal monies through a high-priority, high-impact research and knowledge translation effort – the canadian institutes of health research’s strategy for patient-oriented research. as one of the primary and integrated health care innovations network’s across the country, bric ns is a key player in this strategic initiative. this “network of networks” is a pan-canadian effort with the potential to save millions of healthcare dollars while improving the quality, equitabilty and outcomes of care for those citizens who need it most.


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Today we’d like to introduce you to Dr. Phillip Zentner.
Dr. Zentner, please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today?
I’m a radiation oncologist and medical director of radiation oncology at the Douglas & Nancy Barnhart Cancer Center at Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center. Before I became a physician, I was deeply interested in the practice of yoga. In fact, I began practicing yoga when I was 13. My mom was my first teacher. I was one of five kids and the only one with an interest in yoga.
As my young adult life progressed, I was accepted to medical school at Vanderbilt University. Life became busy as it does for men and women studying to become physicians. There wasn’t really a place for the healing arts in medical school curriculum at that time. It would be years later that medicine would progress to be inclusive of the mind and spirit in addition to the body. So, I put yoga and those kinds of interests aside for a while.
I chose to specialize in radiation oncology and, later in my career, began seeing patients at Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center, which was preparing plans for a new cancer center. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to help create the vision for the cancer center. There were some truly visionary people who were part of that process as well.
We all agreed we wanted to create a place that brought these things together – science and technology, but also nature and healing. I liken it to the two wings of a bird: You need the science and technology, but if that’s all you have, that’s not healing, and you’re not going to fly. We designed every aspect of the Barnhart Cancer Center, from the physical building to the programs and services offered, to meet the needs of patients as well as their families and the community.
Around the same time, I earned certification in mindfulness from UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center, Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior. This was a unique opportunity that was not geared toward physicians, but it’s been tremendously beneficial to my ability to deliver holistic cancer care.
I would say my greatest struggle was learning to work with other people in sharing practices like mindfulness. Prior to my training at UCLA, I had no experience in doing things like leading classes and workshops. The UCLA program played a pivotal role in giving me the confidence I needed to become an effective teacher. The other ongoing challenge is that time and energy is limited.
My challenge is in balancing my medical practice with everything else I do. Each course I create is new, so I’m constantly going back and creating new content. This excites me, but it requires a tremendous amount of time and energy. The other struggle I would say is language and cultural barriers.
We’re proud to serve a diverse community in the South Bay, but I feel a responsibility to create things that everyone can access. I think we do this well at the Barnhart Cancer Center, but there is always more to do.
I’m fortunate to practice medicine at the Douglas & Nancy Barnhart Cancer Center, which is located on the Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center campus. The Barnhart Cancer Center is the only comprehensive cancer center in the entire South Bay, offering everything patients need from diagnosis through survivorship.
We have a number of support groups, offered in both English and Spanish, including the South Bay’s only support group for children affected by a parents’ cancer diagnosis. We take a unique approach to caring for not only patients, but also our families, and that definitely sets the Barnhart Cancer Center apart.
I’m proud that we consider patients’ entire spectrum of needs – physical, emotional, mental and spiritual.
This is an interesting question, and I would answer it by saying that we never know if luck is good or bad. For example, I was only accepted to the program at UCLA because of what others would consider circumstances of bad luck. If you think of luck as only times of being fortunate, you’re not looking at it in a whole and complete way. Instances of “bad luck” have propelled me forward.
Good luck: When the Barnhart Cancer Center was being built, the timing was fortuitous that right as we were selecting the equipment, new technology came on the market. If the technology had been released even a month later, we would have missed it. And then more good luck, we had the opportunity to purchase this brand-new technology.

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today we’d like to introduce you to dr. phillip zentner.
dr. zentner, please share your story with us. how did you get to where you are today?
i’m a radiation oncologist and medical director of radiation oncology at the douglas & nancy barnhart cancer center at sharp chula vista medical center. before i became a physician, i was deeply interested in the practice of yoga. in fact, i began practicing yoga when i was 13. my mom was my first teacher. i was one of five kids and the only one with an interest in yoga.
as my young adult life progressed, i was accepted to medical school at vanderbilt university. life became busy as it does for men and women studying to become physicians. there wasn’t really a place for the healing arts in medical school curriculum at that time. it would be years later that medicine would progress to be inclusive of the mind and spirit in addition to the body. so, i put yoga and those kinds of interests aside for a while.
i chose to specialize in radiation oncology and, later in my career, began seeing patients at sharp chula vista medical center, which was preparing plans for a new cancer center. i was fortunate to have the opportunity to help create the vision for the cancer center. there were some truly visionary people who were part of that process as well.
we all agreed we wanted to create a place that brought these things together – science and technology, but also nature and healing. i liken it to the two wings of a bird: you need the science and technology, but if that’s all you have, that’s not healing, and you’re not going to fly. we designed every aspect of the barnhart cancer center, from the physical building to the programs and services offered, to meet the needs of patients as well as their families and the community.
around the same time, i earned certification in mindfulness from ucla’s mindful awareness research center, semel institute for neuroscience and human behavior. this was a unique opportunity that was not geared toward physicians, but it’s been tremendously beneficial to my ability to deliver holistic cancer care.
i would say my greatest struggle was learning to work with other people in sharing practices like mindfulness. prior to my training at ucla, i had no experience in doing things like leading classes and workshops. the ucla program played a pivotal role in giving me the confidence i needed to become an effective teacher. the other ongoing challenge is that time and energy is limited.
my challenge is in balancing my medical practice with everything else i do. each course i create is new, so i’m constantly going back and creating new content. this excites me, but it requires a tremendous amount of time and energy. the other struggle i would say is language and cultural barriers.
we’re proud to serve a diverse community in the south bay, but i feel a responsibility to create things that everyone can access. i think we do this well at the barnhart cancer center, but there is always more to do.
i’m fortunate to practice medicine at the douglas & nancy barnhart cancer center, which is located on the sharp chula vista medical center campus. the barnhart cancer center is the only comprehensive cancer center in the entire south bay, offering everything patients need from diagnosis through survivorship.
we have a number of support groups, offered in both english and spanish, including the south bay’s only support group for children affected by a parents’ cancer diagnosis. we take a unique approach to caring for not only patients, but also our families, and that definitely sets the barnhart cancer center apart.
i’m proud that we consider patients’ entire spectrum of needs – physical, emotional, mental and spiritual.
this is an interesting question, and i would answer it by saying that we never know if luck is good or bad. for example, i was only accepted to the program at ucla because of what others would consider circumstances of bad luck. if you think of luck as only times of being fortunate, you’re not looking at it in a whole and complete way. instances of “bad luck” have propelled me forward.
good luck: when the barnhart cancer center was being built, the timing was fortuitous that right as we were selecting the equipment, new technology came on the market. if the technology had been released even a month later, we would have missed it. and then more good luck, we had the opportunity to purchase this brand-new technology.


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If your symptoms may have been caused by environmental or medical products it may be possible to begin a detoxing programme with your homeopath.
The process will involve using remedies that are either made of the offending substances or remedies which would give the same symptoms if given in excess.
Using the actual substance in very dilute solutions is known as tautopathy. Using a similar substance is known as homeopathy. The remedies are prepared the same way and to the same potencies by licensed homeopathic pharmaceutical companies.
Your homeopath will decide the programme which is best for you and your sensitivity. Alongside the detox remedy will be an organ support remedy to ensure you have adequate drainage methods. (We want the body to throw out the toxins, so they have to come out somewhere). You may also be prescribed constitutional remedies at the same time to begin optimising your health stamina to build your resilience to the environment.
Depending on your health history, you may have to undergo several detox regimes as different medications can block the recovery from other toxins so there may be several rounds required over the period of a few months of so.
if you would like to know more about a detoxing plan for you or a family member please click through here and book a FREE Chat in my diary.

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if your symptoms may have been caused by environmental or medical products it may be possible to begin a detoxing programme with your homeopath.
the process will involve using remedies that are either made of the offending substances or remedies which would give the same symptoms if given in excess.
using the actual substance in very dilute solutions is known as tautopathy. using a similar substance is known as homeopathy. the remedies are prepared the same way and to the same potencies by licensed homeopathic pharmaceutical companies.
your homeopath will decide the programme which is best for you and your sensitivity. alongside the detox remedy will be an organ support remedy to ensure you have adequate drainage methods. (we want the body to throw out the toxins, so they have to come out somewhere). you may also be prescribed constitutional remedies at the same time to begin optimising your health stamina to build your resilience to the environment.
depending on your health history, you may have to undergo several detox regimes as different medications can block the recovery from other toxins so there may be several rounds required over the period of a few months of so.
if you would like to know more about a detoxing plan for you or a family member please click through here and book a free chat in my diary.


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This week has all been about academic currency. Academics have ideas and write about them. They are judged by their peers and the wider community by the quality of these ideas and what they write about them. Hopefully you have developed an understanding of this process and why it is so serious to take someone’s ideas or words, and pass them off as your own. You will also have learnt why this is not only poor practice, but it deprives you of a part of your own learning.
Students find referencing very difficult and many decisions about what to reference, and where to reference, can be very subjective. As you move through the education system you will become more aware of the issues surrounding referencing, and become more practiced at it. It will almost certainly be taught at length when you arrive at university. The lesson here should give you a head start.
The way in which academics work and think will vary depending on their discipline. Over the next two weeks you will study two types of analysis. In week 4 you will look at data analysis and in week 5 you will look at textual analysis. It is important to find out about yourself and how you think about studying and what sort of information is the most exciting for you. Next week you will explore how data can be used to develop an argument, and also explore how you feel about playing with numbers.

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this week has all been about academic currency. academics have ideas and write about them. they are judged by their peers and the wider community by the quality of these ideas and what they write about them. hopefully you have developed an understanding of this process and why it is so serious to take someone’s ideas or words, and pass them off as your own. you will also have learnt why this is not only poor practice, but it deprives you of a part of your own learning.
students find referencing very difficult and many decisions about what to reference, and where to reference, can be very subjective. as you move through the education system you will become more aware of the issues surrounding referencing, and become more practiced at it. it will almost certainly be taught at length when you arrive at university. the lesson here should give you a head start.
the way in which academics work and think will vary depending on their discipline. over the next two weeks you will study two types of analysis. in week 4 you will look at data analysis and in week 5 you will look at textual analysis. it is important to find out about yourself and how you think about studying and what sort of information is the most exciting for you. next week you will explore how data can be used to develop an argument, and also explore how you feel about playing with numbers.