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We love this colouring in book with lots of small spaces to colour and bring to life! Colouring is great to practice using and controlling a pencil, especially if within boundaries.
Box for Monkeys was started by a local, crafty mum who wanted to do fun and creative projects with her kids. Each box, delivered to your door, includes a mix of fun, creativity, educational elements and to promote interaction between parents and kids.
Our pre-schoolers are loving this animal snap! It has pictures to represent the animals, the noises animals make and the names of the animals to match.
Great to use as a writing game to work on letter formation or spelling – write down clues to guess a word or practice the letters as you guess.
A fun shopping game for children 5 years and older. Help children learn about handling money and giving change, by playing this fun shopping game!
We absolutely love these spy pens from Smiggle. Great for creating codes, drawing secret maps and writing!
Great for practicing number formation to guess ‘hits’ on the board. Or use as a positive reinforcer for a task that is more challenging.
Beautifully made, this bug about is great for ages 12 months to 3 years to scoot around the garden or house!
These are great stocking fillers! A fun way to practise key mathematical operations. Play in a group by taking turns answering questions from the stack and checking answers on the colourful reverse.
A great motivator when writing for longer periods of time. Can also used to reflect achieving a tricky goal – for example remembering to correctly form letters!
A real challenge for hand eye coordination and great for developing pincer strength. Suitable for children 4 years and above.
Your child’s inner musician will come to life with this set of 10 musical instruments to experiment all things sound! Suitable for children 3-6 years of age.
A good activity to promote turn taking, being patient, learning to slow down and control hand movements to avoid knocking the tower over!
The Suspend Game is a great family game of tricky hangs and steady hands. Suitable for children 8 years and older.
Who doesn’t love the idea of a trampoline? If you are lucky enough to have a backyard – Kmart have some great, reasonably priced trampolines this Christmas.
If you’re a fan of Sudoku, your family will love this colourful alternative. Instead of using numbers to solve the puzzles, Colorku uses brightly coloured wooden balls.
A 3-in-1 design featuring blackboard, whiteboard and clipboard – great for promoting fun drawing and writing (children 2 years and above).
This looks fantastic!! An interactive world of light and colour. Open all school holidays.
Fun activity for children 5 years and above playing table top football.
This is one of our favourite resources for learning vowel sounds from the fantastic Smart Kids. Suitable for primary school aged children.
An addictive, unique and seriously fun wooden family game involving strategy and skill. Great for the whole family!
This soccer themed note book is perfect for your sporty child from Smiggle!
We love this magic cube for little hands. Each button adds an instrument to the orchestra. Delightful!
A fantastic word search game. Earn points by spotting words on the grid before time runs out. You can turn this into a writing game by writing the words in sentences.
A nerve racking game of skill and judgement. Choose carefully – pull the wrong one and KERPLUNK, the game is over! Suitable for ages 5 and over.
Great activity for 2 players asking questions to try and guess the other person’s identity. Best for children 5 years and over. We love this game as a writing activity by writing the questions to each other!
In the Operation game, you get to be the doctor and make Cavity Sam better or get the buzzer! Using a pair of tweezers promotes using pinching fingers.
Make learning fun for your child and help them explore their creativity with this super brain putty. Work on finger muscles by rolling balls, snakes and pinching.
A fun way to keep track of time, perhaps during homework or even to help with motivating during routine tasks like getting ready for school!
If you are not familiar with John Heffernan, check out his website. He is a brilliant author with some wonderful and thought provoking adventures for children. This is story of one boy’s fight for the future of his country.
Gorgeous story for little people about ten little elves off on a mission to rescue Christmas.
This gorgeous, colourful book aims to teach kids how to tell the time. A delightful story!
Best for ages 8-12, this is a brilliant series for children.
A lovely collection of books with stories to help children understand different feelings including scared, angry, jealous, lonely, kind, loved and happy. An essential for all young children!
Willy is kind and gentle, and bullied by the suburban gorilla gang who call him “Willy the Wimp”. Desperate to do something about his situation, Willy answers a bodybuilding advert and grows big and strong, determined no one will ever call him “wimp” again.
It takes a very difficult, frustrating situation (a misbehaving creature) and teaches children how love, inclusiveness, warm attention and redirection can totally transform the wayward to the wonderful.
A blend of storybook, puzzle book and numbers book. A moving and timely tale about how we all unknowingly affect the environment around us and how we can learn from our mistakes and find ways of doing things better.
A beautiful picture book about a young boy’s adventures working as a paperboy on the busy trams, travelling to Bondi Beach.
A super fun book that teachers all about colours and mixing colours. A joyful exploration of colour that will enchant young and old.
Warning! This book looks serious but it is actually completely ridiculous! Give your kids a good belly laugh with this book with no pictures.
Hortense is a kind and brave girl, but she is sad that her shadow follows her everywhere she goes. This illustrated story stirs the soul with its compelling, subtle exploration of self-esteem, self-identity, and finding inner strength.

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We love this colouring in book with lots of small spaces to colour and bring to life ! Colouring is great to practice using and controlling a pencil , especially if within boundaries .
 Box for Monkeys was started by a local , crafty mum who wanted to do fun and creative projects with her kids . Each box , delivered to your door , includes a mix of fun , creativity , educational elements and to promote interaction between parents and kids .
 Our pre - schoolers are loving this animal snap ! It has pictures to represent the animals , the noises animals make and the names of the animals to match .
 Great to use as a writing game to work on letter formation or spelling – write down clues to guess a word or practice the letters as you guess .
 A fun shopping game for children 5 years and older . Help children learn about handling money and giving change , by playing this fun shopping game !
 We absolutely love these spy pens from Smiggle . Great for creating codes , drawing secret maps and writing !
 Great for practicing number formation to guess ‘ hits ’ on the board . Or use as a positive reinforcer for a task that is more challenging .
 Beautifully made , this bug about is great for ages 12 months to 3 years to scoot around the garden or house !
 These are great stocking fillers ! A fun way to practise key mathematical operations . Play in a group by taking turns answering questions from the stack and checking answers on the colourful reverse .
 A great motivator when writing for longer periods of time . Can also used to reflect achieving a tricky goal – for example remembering to correctly form letters !
 A real challenge for hand eye coordination and great for developing pincer strength . Suitable for children 4 years and above .
 Your child ’s inner musician will come to life with this set of 10 musical instruments to experiment all things sound ! Suitable for children 3 - 6 years of age .
 A good activity to promote turn taking , being patient , learning to slow down and control hand movements to avoid knocking the tower over !
 The Suspend Game is a great family game of tricky hangs and steady hands . Suitable for children 8 years and older .
 Who does n’t love the idea of a trampoline ? If you are lucky enough to have a backyard – Kmart have some great , reasonably priced trampolines this Christmas .
 If you ’re a fan of Sudoku , your family will love this colourful alternative . Instead of using numbers to solve the puzzles , Colorku uses brightly coloured wooden balls .
 A 3 - in-1 design featuring blackboard , whiteboard and clipboard – great for promoting fun drawing and writing ( children 2 years and above ) .
 This looks fantastic ! ! An interactive world of light and colour . Open all school holidays .
 Fun activity for children 5 years and above playing table top football .
 This is one of our favourite resources for learning vowel sounds from the fantastic Smart Kids . Suitable for primary school aged children .
 An addictive , unique and seriously fun wooden family game involving strategy and skill . Great for the whole family !
 This soccer themed note book is perfect for your sporty child from Smiggle !
 We love this magic cube for little hands . Each button adds an instrument to the orchestra . Delightful !
 A fantastic word search game . Earn points by spotting words on the grid before time runs out . You can turn this into a writing game by writing the words in sentences .
 A nerve racking game of skill and judgement . Choose carefully – pull the wrong one and KERPLUNK , the game is over ! Suitable for ages 5 and over .
 Great activity for 2 players asking questions to try and guess the other person ’s identity . Best for children 5 years and over . We love this game as a writing activity by writing the questions to each other !
 In the Operation game , you get to be the doctor and make Cavity Sam better or get the buzzer ! Using a pair of tweezers promotes using pinching fingers .
 Make learning fun for your child and help them explore their creativity with this super brain putty . Work on finger muscles by rolling balls , snakes and pinching .
 A fun way to keep track of time , perhaps during homework or even to help with motivating during routine tasks like getting ready for school !
 If you are not familiar with John Heffernan , check out his website . He is a brilliant author with some wonderful and thought provoking adventures for children . This is story of one boy ’s fight for the future of his country .
 Gorgeous story for little people about ten little elves off on a mission to rescue Christmas .
 This gorgeous , colourful book aims to teach kids how to tell the time . A delightful story !
 Best for ages 8 - 12 , this is a brilliant series for children .
 A lovely collection of books with stories to help children understand different feelings including scared , angry , jealous , lonely , kind , loved and happy . An essential for all young children !
 Willy is kind and gentle , and bullied by the suburban gorilla gang who call him “ Willy the Wimp ” . Desperate to do something about his situation , Willy answers a bodybuilding advert and grows big and strong , determined no one will ever call him “ wimp ” again .
 It takes a very difficult , frustrating situation ( a misbehaving creature ) and teaches children how love , inclusiveness , warm attention and redirection can totally transform the wayward to the wonderful .
 A blend of storybook , puzzle book and numbers book . A moving and timely tale about how we all unknowingly affect the environment around us and how we can learn from our mistakes and find ways of doing things better .
 A beautiful picture book about a young boy ’s adventures working as a paperboy on the busy trams , travelling to Bondi Beach .
 A super fun book that teachers all about colours and mixing colours . A joyful exploration of colour that will enchant young and old .
 Warning ! This book looks serious but it is actually completely ridiculous ! Give your kids a good belly laugh with this book with no pictures .
 Hortense is a kind and brave girl , but she is sad that her shadow follows her everywhere she goes . This illustrated story stirs the soul with its compelling , subtle exploration of self - esteem , self - identity , and finding inner strength .


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Are you overloaded with work and don't have time to get everything done that you need to?
Is your HR team continually under-resourced?
Are you spending too much of your time on non-productive HR operational issues and putting out fires?
Are you frustrated that the line managers don't follow your HR systems and don't contact you before an HR issue explodes?
Is your budget tight and therefore not allowing you to recruit new staff?
Give your line managers access to the Wentworth Advantage HR Help Desk Service. Outsourcing the line manager's routine, day-to-day HR & staffing issues to the HR Help Desk, releases your in-house HR team to perform a more strategic, value-added role. This strategic alignment between your HR function and the HR Help Desk ensures that line managers have the HR tools, information and expert advice they need to better lead their staff and manage employment legal risk.
Your line managers call the HR Help Desk and speak with one of our degree qualified HR specialists whenever they have an HR or WHS issue. Answered in your organisation name, they will receive sensible, no-nonsense advice & support consistent with your existing HR Policies & Procedures.
We keep your line managers up-to-date with the latest HR trends and workplace issues by presenting a series of contemporary online HR presentations, seminars & webinars. In addition, we write articles for your company newsletters on a broad range of HR and employment related topics. Your line managers will also receive the latest employment legislation & awards updates.
Although we run the service, your line managers hear your company name when calling. It's your service. To meet your exacting standards, we carefully develop Service Delivery & Protocol Standards.
Secondly, we have Help Desk reporting software that allows us to feedback your utilisation levels and a broad array of other relevant and important data.
Secure the benefits of a new, fully branded line manager service without the need for any capital investment or risk.
Leave all day-to-day HR operational issues with the HR Help Desk, thus freeing up the in-house HR team to focus on the important strategic issues and projects that they need to find the time for.
Achieve peace of mind and significantly reduce your exposure to a Fair Work Ombudsman payroll audit or a WHS audit from your state/territory statutory authority. Avoid heavy penalties, fines, injunctions & criminal and civil court proceedings for non-compliance.
Rest easy knowing that our service is seamlessly aligned to one of Australia's largest legal specialists - Dentons.
Watch this video to see how our service is giving accurate support and advice to line managers and freeing up the HR team to do strategic work..
Watch this video to see how our service is helping this HR Manager to manage the HR issues in the corporate head office, 3 factories and 7 distribution centres across the country..

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Are you overloaded with work and do n't have time to get everything done that you need to ?
 Is your HR team continually under - resourced ?
 Are you spending too much of your time on non - productive HR operational issues and putting out fires ?
 Are you frustrated that the line managers do n't follow your HR systems and do n't contact you before an HR issue explodes ?
 Is your budget tight and therefore not allowing you to recruit new staff ?
 Give your line managers access to the Wentworth Advantage HR Help Desk Service . Outsourcing the line manager 's routine , day - to - day HR & staffing issues to the HR Help Desk , releases your in - house HR team to perform a more strategic , value - added role . This strategic alignment between your HR function and the HR Help Desk ensures that line managers have the HR tools , information and expert advice they need to better lead their staff and manage employment legal risk .
 Your line managers call the HR Help Desk and speak with one of our degree qualified HR specialists whenever they have an HR or WHS issue . Answered in your organisation name , they will receive sensible , no - nonsense advice & support consistent with your existing HR Policies & Procedures .
 We keep your line managers up - to - date with the latest HR trends and workplace issues by presenting a series of contemporary online HR presentations , seminars & webinars . In addition , we write articles for your company newsletters on a broad range of HR and employment related topics . Your line managers will also receive the latest employment legislation & awards updates .
 Although we run the service , your line managers hear your company name when calling . It 's your service . To meet your exacting standards , we carefully develop Service Delivery & Protocol Standards .
 Secondly , we have Help Desk reporting software that allows us to feedback your utilisation levels and a broad array of other relevant and important data .
 Secure the benefits of a new , fully branded line manager service without the need for any capital investment or risk .
 Leave all day - to - day HR operational issues with the HR Help Desk , thus freeing up the in - house HR team to focus on the important strategic issues and projects that they need to find the time for .
 Achieve peace of mind and significantly reduce your exposure to a Fair Work Ombudsman payroll audit or a WHS audit from your state / territory statutory authority . Avoid heavy penalties , fines , injunctions & criminal and civil court proceedings for non - compliance .
 Rest easy knowing that our service is seamlessly aligned to one of Australia 's largest legal specialists - Dentons .
 Watch this video to see how our service is giving accurate support and advice to line managers and freeing up the HR team to do strategic work ..
 Watch this video to see how our service is helping this HR Manager to manage the HR issues in the corporate head office , 3 factories and 7 distribution centres across the country ..


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ZamZam 40 comes with the legendary Jamaican roots singer Johnny Clarke. The people responsible for this version are also an institution – Henry & Louis (Jack Lundie and Andy Scholes) are one of the Bristol icons of ‘Bristol sound’. This crew has started their musical journey in 1988, forming 2Kings label in 1990. A heavily edited version of “Love and Understanding” was released on their “Time Will Tell” LP; this release is the first time the full vocal and full dub version have been heard in all their glory.
Bababoom Hi Fi label presents us a new 7” with roots reggae legend Johnny Clarke, who meets Roots Defender Band in Satta Studio. This Italian crew plays i.a. with Micheal Prophet or Earl 16. “Come let we gather” is a nice roots&culture with lovely voice of Johnny Clarke and a brilliant, rootical riddim played by Satta (drums), Basque Dub Foundation (bass), Nobke (keys) and Draxt (guitar). The track was mixed and mastered by Jamtone and Pilah. Of course the flip side contains dub version, where the musicians prove that they know what dubwise is.

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ZamZam 40 comes with the legendary Jamaican roots singer Johnny Clarke . The people responsible for this version are also an institution – Henry & Louis ( Jack Lundie and Andy Scholes ) are one of the Bristol icons of ‘ Bristol sound ’ . This crew has started their musical journey in 1988 , forming 2Kings label in 1990 . A heavily edited version of “ Love and Understanding ” was released on their “ Time Will Tell ” LP ; this release is the first time the full vocal and full dub version have been heard in all their glory .
 Bababoom Hi Fi label presents us a new 7 ” with roots reggae legend Johnny Clarke , who meets Roots Defender Band in Satta Studio . This Italian crew plays i.a . with Micheal Prophet or Earl 16 . “ Come let we gather ” is a nice roots&culture with lovely voice of Johnny Clarke and a brilliant , rootical riddim played by Satta ( drums ) , Basque Dub Foundation ( bass ) , Nobke ( keys ) and Draxt ( guitar ) . The track was mixed and mastered by Jamtone and Pilah . Of course the flip side contains dub version , where the musicians prove that they know what dubwise is .


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Your personal information will be treated in strictest confidence and not shared with third-parties. Despite painstaking content controls, we accept no liability for the content of external pages to which we have created links. Sole responsibility for the content of target pages is borne by the operator thereof.
With regards to direct or indirect references to external Internet sites ("links") which are themselves outside the field of responsibility of the author, liability for illegal content will only then be assumed if the author has knowledge of the content of those sites and it is technically feasible and reasonable for the author to prevent usage of said sites. The author hereby expressly declares that, at the time links were installed on this site, no illegal content was apparent on the targeted sites. The author has absolutely no influence on the current or future design, content or copyright of the linked pages. Consequently, the author expressly distances himself from all content on said linked pages which have been altered since installation of the original link. This declaration applies to all references and links within the author's own Internet site, as well as entries made by other parties in guestbooks, discussion forums and mailing lists which were created by the author. Sole liability for illegal, erroneous or incomplete content, and particularly for damages which might by caused by use or non-use of any such information supplied, is born by the provider of the target site, and not by the provider who included a link to that particular site.
The author makes every effort in all publications to respect copyright on all graphics, audio files, video clips and texts, and to make use of self-created graphics, audio files, video clips and texts, or to avail himself of non-licensed graphics, audio files, video clips and texts. All those brand names and trademarks cited in the author's Internet platform, some of which are, on occasion, protected by third parties, are subject without restriction to applicable copyright laws and the proprietary rights of the registered owners. The conclusion should not be drawn from their mere naming, that trademarks are not protected by third-party rights! Copyrights for those objects published and created by the author himself, remain solely with the author. Duplication or use of such graphics, audio documents, video clips and texts in other electronic or print publications, is not permitted, except with the expressed permission of the author.
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Disclaimer : Despite checking all contents carefully , we accept no responsibility for the content of external links . Responsibility for the content of external links rests entirely with their operators .
 Your personal information will be treated in strictest confidence and not shared with third - parties . Despite painstaking content controls , we accept no liability for the content of external pages to which we have created links . Sole responsibility for the content of target pages is borne by the operator thereof .
 With regards to direct or indirect references to external Internet sites ( " links " ) which are themselves outside the field of responsibility of the author , liability for illegal content will only then be assumed if the author has knowledge of the content of those sites and it is technically feasible and reasonable for the author to prevent usage of said sites . The author hereby expressly declares that , at the time links were installed on this site , no illegal content was apparent on the targeted sites . The author has absolutely no influence on the current or future design , content or copyright of the linked pages . Consequently , the author expressly distances himself from all content on said linked pages which have been altered since installation of the original link . This declaration applies to all references and links within the author 's own Internet site , as well as entries made by other parties in guestbooks , discussion forums and mailing lists which were created by the author . Sole liability for illegal , erroneous or incomplete content , and particularly for damages which might by caused by use or non - use of any such information supplied , is born by the provider of the target site , and not by the provider who included a link to that particular site .
 The author makes every effort in all publications to respect copyright on all graphics , audio files , video clips and texts , and to make use of self - created graphics , audio files , video clips and texts , or to avail himself of non - licensed graphics , audio files , video clips and texts . All those brand names and trademarks cited in the author 's Internet platform , some of which are , on occasion , protected by third parties , are subject without restriction to applicable copyright laws and the proprietary rights of the registered owners . The conclusion should not be drawn from their mere naming , that trademarks are not protected by third - party rights ! Copyrights for those objects published and created by the author himself , remain solely with the author . Duplication or use of such graphics , audio documents , video clips and texts in other electronic or print publications , is not permitted , except with the expressed permission of the author .
 Insofar as the website provides the opportunity to enter personal or business information ( e - mail addresses , names , addresses ) , the user does so on an expressly voluntary basis . The user may avail himself and/or pay for all proffered services – insofar as it is technically possibly or feasible – without having to enter such information or by providing anonymous data or a pseudonym .
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text: This whimsically conceived restaurant was a catalyst in the revitalization of a historic commercial district in downtownIndianapolis. Upstairs, a community table creates a playful atmosphere, as diners can adjust lighting levels and colors as they enjoy flirtatious conversation. Semi-private dining crescents are swathed in translucent drapery, offering only glimpses of food and faces, so all diners can choose their mood, yet feel connected to the energy of the restaurant. Stephen Moody’s abstract artwork floats through the restaurant and lounge downstairs via projection onto tabletops and walls. It also graces the elegant scrims that fall from ceiling to floor.

tokenized: This whimsically conceived restaurant was a catalyst in the revitalization of a historic commercial district in downtownIndianapolis . Upstairs , a community table creates a playful atmosphere , as diners can adjust lighting levels and colors as they enjoy flirtatious conversation . Semi - private dining crescents are swathed in translucent drapery , offering only glimpses of food and faces , so all diners can choose their mood , yet feel connected to the energy of the restaurant . Stephen Moody ’s abstract artwork floats through the restaurant and lounge downstairs via projection onto tabletops and walls . It also graces the elegant scrims that fall from ceiling to floor .


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Pop is a Scrabble word. Scrabble point value for pop: 7 points.
Pop is a Words with Friends word. Words with Friends point value for pop: 7 points.
Above are the results of unscrambling pop. Using the word generator and word unscrambler for the letters P O P, we unscrambled the letters to create a list of all the words found in Scrabble, Words with Friends, and Text Twist. We found a total of 2 words by unscrambling the letters in pop. Click these words to find out how many points they are worth, their definitions, and all the other words that can be made by unscrambling the letters from these words. If one or more words can be unscrambled with all the letters entered plus one new letter, then they will also be displayed.

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Pop is a Scrabble word . Scrabble point value for pop : 7 points .
 Pop is a Words with Friends word . Words with Friends point value for pop : 7 points .
 Above are the results of unscrambling pop . Using the word generator and word unscrambler for the letters P O P , we unscrambled the letters to create a list of all the words found in Scrabble , Words with Friends , and Text Twist . We found a total of 2 words by unscrambling the letters in pop . Click these words to find out how many points they are worth , their definitions , and all the other words that can be made by unscrambling the letters from these words . If one or more words can be unscrambled with all the letters entered plus one new letter , then they will also be displayed .


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This custom illustration was created using digital mediums.
Printed on 100lb premium glossy paper with archival inks to best enhance color and longevity. Each print is sized at 13in x 19in and signed, numbered, and dated by hand.

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This custom illustration was created using digital mediums .
 Printed on 100 lb premium glossy paper with archival inks to best enhance color and longevity . Each print is sized at 13 in x 19 in and signed , numbered , and dated by hand .


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Our main clinical psychology offices are located at Brinkworth House, in the village of Brinkworth, a few miles west of Swindon.
We are situated on the B4042 between Junction 16 (Wootton Bassett) of the M4 and Malmesbury. Brinkworth House is opposite the Golf Club on the Malmesbury side of the village. Travelling from the East, we are on the left, about a mile after the 'Three Crowns' pub. Travelling from the West, we are on the right, about a mile after the Brinkworth village sign. Brinkworth House shares it's entrance with the Walled Garden Nursery, so you can also look out for their sign.
We are easily accessible from the North Wiltshire towns of Swindon, Malmesbury, Wootton Bassett, Calne, Chippenham, Corsham, Melksham, Devizes, Cricklade and Marlborough. It is also a short journey from the south Gloucestershire towns of Tetbury, Lechlade, Fairford and Cirencester; Oxfordshire towns such as Faringdon and Wantage; and from west Berkshire towns near Hungerford.
If you are travelling using SatNav, the postcode is SN15 5DF.
Alternatively, click here for a map and directions from wherever you are.

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Our main clinical psychology offices are located at Brinkworth House , in the village of Brinkworth , a few miles west of Swindon .
 We are situated on the B4042 between Junction 16 ( Wootton Bassett ) of the M4 and Malmesbury . Brinkworth House is opposite the Golf Club on the Malmesbury side of the village . Travelling from the East , we are on the left , about a mile after the ' Three Crowns ' pub . Travelling from the West , we are on the right , about a mile after the Brinkworth village sign . Brinkworth House shares it 's entrance with the Walled Garden Nursery , so you can also look out for their sign .
 We are easily accessible from the North Wiltshire towns of Swindon , Malmesbury , Wootton Bassett , Calne , Chippenham , Corsham , Melksham , Devizes , Cricklade and Marlborough . It is also a short journey from the south Gloucestershire towns of Tetbury , Lechlade , Fairford and Cirencester ; Oxfordshire towns such as Faringdon and Wantage ; and from west Berkshire towns near Hungerford .
 If you are travelling using SatNav , the postcode is SN15 5DF .
 Alternatively , click here for a map and directions from wherever you are .


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Eng. Ján Lesinsky, PhD., Assoc.Prof.
SAITS actively supports the research, development, production and purposeful use of the road motor vehicles and their parts and systems, including fuel; organises conferences and other specialised activities to discuss the questions of development in all fields of the automotive industry; promotes publication activities; creates suitable conditions for the adaptation, further education and qualification of young engineers; mediates consulting and expertise activities; co-operates with the Automotive Industry Association of Slovakiainssues like production, education andbranch activities; co-operates with other organisations professionally oriented to the field of road and terrain vehicles and transportation; co-operates with other FISITA member organisations.

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Eng . Ján Lesinsky , PhD. , Assoc . Prof.
 SAITS actively supports the research , development , production and purposeful use of the road motor vehicles and their parts and systems , including fuel ; organises conferences and other specialised activities to discuss the questions of development in all fields of the automotive industry ; promotes publication activities ; creates suitable conditions for the adaptation , further education and qualification of young engineers ; mediates consulting and expertise activities ; co - operates with the Automotive Industry Association of Slovakiainssues like production , education andbranch activities ; co - operates with other organisations professionally oriented to the field of road and terrain vehicles and transportation ; co - operates with other FISITA member organisations .


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Here we provide Idle Farming Empire 1.16.0 APK file for Android 4.1+ and up. Idle Farming Empire game is listed in Simulation category of app store. This is newest and latest version of Idle Farming Empire ( com.futureplay.boots ). It's easy to download and install to your mobile phone. Download the app using your favorite browser and click on install to install the app, do not forget allow app installation from unknown sources.
We provide direct download link with hight speed download. Please be aware that we only share the original, free and pure apk installer for Idle Farming Empire 1.16.0 APK without any modifications.
All the apps & games here are for home or personal use only. If any apk download infringes your copyright, please contact us. Idle Farming Empire is the property and trademark from the developer Futureplay. You could visit Futureplay website to know more about the company/developer who developed this.
All version this game apk available with us: 1.16.0, 1.15.0, 1.14.0, 1.13.2. You could also download apk of Idle Farming Empire and run it using popular android emulators.

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Here we provide Idle Farming Empire 1.16.0 APK file for Android 4.1 + and up . Idle Farming Empire game is listed in Simulation category of app store . This is newest and latest version of Idle Farming Empire ( com.futureplay.boots ) . It 's easy to download and install to your mobile phone . Download the app using your favorite browser and click on install to install the app , do not forget allow app installation from unknown sources .
 We provide direct download link with hight speed download . Please be aware that we only share the original , free and pure apk installer for Idle Farming Empire 1.16.0 APK without any modifications .
 All the apps & games here are for home or personal use only . If any apk download infringes your copyright , please contact us . Idle Farming Empire is the property and trademark from the developer Futureplay . You could visit Futureplay website to know more about the company / developer who developed this .
 All version this game apk available with us : 1.16.0 , 1.15.0 , 1.14.0 , 1.13.2 . You could also download apk of Idle Farming Empire and run it using popular android emulators .


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Joel posted this at the end of his response to my “Argument from Evolution” article.
There it was slightly off topic and I thought that this warranted a full response in a separate space.
First, nobody (sensible) teaches morality from the ritual law of the Old Testament. You cannot impugn the moral law by citing examples of the ritual law about what is ceremonially clean or unclean, and that has no moral dimension to it. Second, nobody teaches morality from the false characterisation of God you give. God is an omni-benevolent, morally perfect being according to scripture and you’d do well to discard the false picture of the Christian view of God you have.
Here is my response, point-by-point, to the Humanist ethic communicated in the Amsterdam Declaration 2002. There is much here that the Christian can find in common with the humanist, but I think the question is which ethic (Christian or Humanist) provides a better account for our shared understanding of moral duties, values and accountabilities? Also, insofar as Humanism implies naturalism, humanism is deeply incoherent as I shall show.
The ‘long tradition’ that stretches all the way back to 1952, the first World Humanist Congress. Facts are however, the ‘many great thinkers and artists’ that humanism can legitimately claim drown in the influence made by Christianity. In thought and art it is undeniably how Christianity far out-weighs any paltry offering humanism makes. If humanism can sustain the practice of science is a discussion for another time, but the thought that Humanism gave rise to science itself is laughable. Only Christianity provides an epistemological foundation for scientists seeking to make sense of the universe, and almost every major field of science was founded by a Christian, working specifically from a Christian worldview.
Just consider these few scientists who were Christians; Isaac Newton, the father of modern physics; William Turner, the father of English botany; Johannes Kepler, the planetary laws of motion; Galileo Galilei, the father of modern astronomy; Rene Descartes, philosopher and mathematician; Blaise Pascal, physicist and mathematician who defended the scientific method; Robert Boyle, the first modern chemist; Louis Pasteur, inventor of the pasteurization method; Gregor Mendel, the father of modern genetics; Lord Kelvin, important in Thermodynamics; Max Planck, the founder of Quantum mechanics, and the list goes on.
Humanism provides no metaethical foundation for it’s ethical system. Why is a metaethical foundation necessary? One is apt to ask why the human has worth, dignity and autonomy. To finally come to rest the foundations of a morality on the worth of a human is ad hoc. Especially after the humanist’s naturalistic view of evolution makes men into mere animals. Evolution is the great leveller. What’s so special about humans on naturalism? We’re just fortunate sacks of molecules in motion that have survived against the odds by tooth and claw.
On Christian theism humans are created by God in His image. This gives us inalienable rights, guarantees the right of personal freedom of choice, as well as deep significance and meaning to life. Moreover, God expresses our worth in His eyes when he showed his love by giving His only son as a sacrifice to pay our sin-debt and conquer death on our behalf. He spared not his only son for us.
You see how Christianity gives a substantiated reason for its assertions of worth and dignity, but how humanism cannot?
This self-affirmation is astonishingly presumptuous. There is no argument here: only assertions and declarations of belief, more akin to blind faith than science and reason.
Still the Christian can agree that human thought and action are for solving the worlds problems and that the application of science and free inquiry should promote human welfare. We can agree to use science creatively and not destructively, but we’re not likely to condemn the scientist who researches dynamite to pull down an old building safely, or to minimise collateral damage during justified warfare.
On the Christian view God gave humans a mind to think and engage with the world as it is. On naturalism the mind is a physiological response to stimuli, socio-cultuarl pressures and evolutionary development. It is therefore tuned for survival and not for the apprehension of truth or rationality. It is hard to see why humanism is rational given naturalism.
There are few questions that must be asked, like who determines the ‘human values’ that temper the application of science and technology? Is it Hitler, Hefner, the Humanist or the Holy Spirit? Is it science itself, and if so doesn’t it work out that science proposes the means and the ends? If so, was Hitler rational at the time to propose and carry out his ‘Final Solution?’ After all, that was in accord by the evolutionary science being propounded in his day; was supposedly for the betterment of human welfare; and was then the human value system in vogue. At Nuremberg it was quickly realised to condemn these Nazi war criminals there needed to be a standard that stood above human and societal values, and the only values they could find to do that were rooted in God.
The need for such a transcendent absolute, or law above the law, can be illustrated by what happened at the Nuremberg Trials of World War II criminals. Those accused appealed to the fact that they were only obeying the laws of their own culture, and that they were not legally responsible to any other. Faced with this argument, Robert H. Jackson, Chief Counsel for the United States, appealed to permanent values and moral standards that transcended life-styles, particular societies, and individual nations. While he was not necessarily appealing to biblical norms in this trial, the situation illustrates the need for a transcendent basis for moral values. For example, God’s commandment against murder was not just for the Jew. It transcends culture, and it transcends generations. Murder is as wrong today as it was in the Old Testament.
Christian ethics escape this problem of cultural relativity because it is based upon the nature of God. Good is what God wills in accordance with His nature (see Mark 10:18). God provides the moral patterns which apply to all human behavior.
Also, who is it that diagnoses the ‘world’s problems?’ Is it the humanist? The smartest? The most popular? the strongest? The bible says that the major problem with this world is sin, and there is little hope for man’s efforts to rectify that problem. Sin (defined often as failure to meet God’s perfect standard, or imperfection, or breaking God’s law) is symptomatic system-wide, and the evidence for that is clear. Only a divine solution and intervention can save us from that ultimate problem.
On Christianity the solutions to the worlds problems lie in human thought and action as well as divine intervention. God also determines to use mostly use people as his agents on earth. Woe to the humanist if God exists and he/she rejects divine intervention.
Human rights are declared to be universal rights. That is they stand above all nation’s laws for all times and all places for all people. This statement is like eating white-froth if you consider the next fundamental’s (4) claim to be undogmatic and imposing no creed upon its adherents. Christianity however provides something substantive for the table. Universal human rights were developed by the founding fathers of America from their understanding of the scriptures. In Christopher Hitchen’s words Thomas Jefferson was a deist with atheistic tendencies. However, when it came to finding a ground for unalienable Rights, he pointed to the sky and said “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”2 The abolition of slavery was a practical out-working of this same understanding from scripture: that all men are created equal.) The Bible even gives justification for democracy also, but at the moment I’m not prepared to support that contention.) Both groups of people were smart enough to recognise that if human rights are given to a human by another human, they can be taken away again. If human rights are given by God, then no man can take them away. They become inalienable and truly universal.
Humanism lacks a model of what it means to be the fullest development of a human being. On Christianity it is clear the model is Jesus. On Humanism it can only be subjective and relative. What if the fullest possible development of the human being is Hitler? You might say that he did not support democracy, but then you’d be forgetting that Hitler was the legitimate democratically elected official of that nation. You might say that Hitler was wrong because the humanist ethic is based upon understanding and support for others, but then you’d be forgetting that Hitler deeply cared for Germany and to carry out his atrocious acts all that he needed to do was create a culture that dehumanised Jews, Blacks, Homosexuals, the handy-capped, etc.
How do you decry the wicked man who says he is only becoming ‘the fullest possible development of what it means to be human,’ if he has radically changed what it means to be human. Humanism lacks a definition of what it means to be human, but Christianity has a ready anthropological definition grounded in its own basic theology.
If a person is responsible to society, then what happens when society tells you to do something that is objectively wrong, like slaughter Jews wholesale (Nazi Germany), or force husbands to watch as their pregnant wives are split open by sabres so their unborn children fall to the ground to be crushed underfoot (Saddam Hussein’s Iraq), or taking unwanted new-borns and dashing them on rocks (ancient Greeks). The list of examples is appalling in its length and brutality, but it is already clear that responsibility to society is an insufficient ethic to build a world on. There needs to be some transcendent standard above society and humanity. Christianity provides that by revealing a morally perfect transcendent God as the standard.
“Humanism is undogmatic, imposing no creed upon its adherants.” This is self-referentially incoherant. It is dogmatic in being undogmatic. It is thus really rich when it concludes that humanism is committed to education free from indoctrination. Even if it is possible to educate people free from indoctrination from operating within a worldview, this statement is as double-handed as it gets. Humanists are experts at indoctrination. You need only look at our current education system here in NZ. An example follows in the next section.
Humanism of course excludes itself from the dogmatic religious crowd, and seeks to fulfil the widespread demand for an alternative to dogmatic religion. It will do this by supplying people with another dogmatic religion (if not religion then ethical framework) and imposing it on others.
For example, take the belief that ‘morality is an intrinsic part of human nature.’ This means that humans are essentially and basically good. This is taught all throughout the education system and is one tenant of humanist indoctrination. Is it true? I leave it for you, but I think the Bible gives a far more realistic account to the state of the human heart; see Jeremiah 17:9 and Romans 3:9-19.
Christianity recognises that reliable knowledge of the world and ourselves arises also through revelation from God. If reliable knowledge arises from observation, evaluation and revision then its not really reliable is it?
The purpose underlying most (if not all) creative expressions is communication. Art is a vehicle for a message. When you start to value the form, and not the message that lies behind the form, then art becomes mere mindless entertainment; a distraction to personal development rather than an aid. Is fulfilment reduced on humanism to amusement? Take from art its purpose and society will transform into a mindless mass that is far too easily manipulated.
Christianity affirms the value of art and artistic expression by imbuing the artist with purpose, answering the deep existential questions of life; by affirming the artist is created in the image of God and is therefore a creative agent; by supplying the artist with a message, inspiration and talent; and by infusing the world waiting to be captured and mirrored by great works of art, with a sense of the sublime. Naturalism on the other-hand finds beauty an awkward notion. It is difficult to see why an apes brain would appreciate the aesthetic pleasure from a morning sunrise, the star-filled sky and or the frozen waterfall.
If human existence transcends the death of the body, then obviously humanism is not for everyone everywhere. Humanism become bankrupt if this life is not all there is or if there is a God. Besides this, based upon the refutation of points 1 through 6 it is not obvious humanism does supply an ethical and rational means of addressing the challenges of our times.

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Joel posted this at the end of his response to my “ Argument from Evolution ” article .
 There it was slightly off topic and I thought that this warranted a full response in a separate space .
 First , nobody ( sensible ) teaches morality from the ritual law of the Old Testament . You can not impugn the moral law by citing examples of the ritual law about what is ceremonially clean or unclean , and that has no moral dimension to it . Second , nobody teaches morality from the false characterisation of God you give . God is an omni - benevolent , morally perfect being according to scripture and you ’d do well to discard the false picture of the Christian view of God you have .
 Here is my response , point - by - point , to the Humanist ethic communicated in the Amsterdam Declaration 2002 . There is much here that the Christian can find in common with the humanist , but I think the question is which ethic ( Christian or Humanist ) provides a better account for our shared understanding of moral duties , values and accountabilities ? Also , insofar as Humanism implies naturalism , humanism is deeply incoherent as I shall show .
 The ‘ long tradition ’ that stretches all the way back to 1952 , the first World Humanist Congress . Facts are however , the ‘ many great thinkers and artists ’ that humanism can legitimately claim drown in the influence made by Christianity . In thought and art it is undeniably how Christianity far out - weighs any paltry offering humanism makes . If humanism can sustain the practice of science is a discussion for another time , but the thought that Humanism gave rise to science itself is laughable . Only Christianity provides an epistemological foundation for scientists seeking to make sense of the universe , and almost every major field of science was founded by a Christian , working specifically from a Christian worldview .
 Just consider these few scientists who were Christians ; Isaac Newton , the father of modern physics ; William Turner , the father of English botany ; Johannes Kepler , the planetary laws of motion ; Galileo Galilei , the father of modern astronomy ; Rene Descartes , philosopher and mathematician ; Blaise Pascal , physicist and mathematician who defended the scientific method ; Robert Boyle , the first modern chemist ; Louis Pasteur , inventor of the pasteurization method ; Gregor Mendel , the father of modern genetics ; Lord Kelvin , important in Thermodynamics ; Max Planck , the founder of Quantum mechanics , and the list goes on .
 Humanism provides no metaethical foundation for it ’s ethical system . Why is a metaethical foundation necessary ? One is apt to ask why the human has worth , dignity and autonomy . To finally come to rest the foundations of a morality on the worth of a human is ad hoc . Especially after the humanist ’s naturalistic view of evolution makes men into mere animals . Evolution is the great leveller . What ’s so special about humans on naturalism ? We ’re just fortunate sacks of molecules in motion that have survived against the odds by tooth and claw .
 On Christian theism humans are created by God in His image . This gives us inalienable rights , guarantees the right of personal freedom of choice , as well as deep significance and meaning to life . Moreover , God expresses our worth in His eyes when he showed his love by giving His only son as a sacrifice to pay our sin - debt and conquer death on our behalf . He spared not his only son for us .
 You see how Christianity gives a substantiated reason for its assertions of worth and dignity , but how humanism can not ?
 This self - affirmation is astonishingly presumptuous . There is no argument here : only assertions and declarations of belief , more akin to blind faith than science and reason .
 Still the Christian can agree that human thought and action are for solving the worlds problems and that the application of science and free inquiry should promote human welfare . We can agree to use science creatively and not destructively , but we ’re not likely to condemn the scientist who researches dynamite to pull down an old building safely , or to minimise collateral damage during justified warfare .
 On the Christian view God gave humans a mind to think and engage with the world as it is . On naturalism the mind is a physiological response to stimuli , socio - cultuarl pressures and evolutionary development . It is therefore tuned for survival and not for the apprehension of truth or rationality . It is hard to see why humanism is rational given naturalism .
 There are few questions that must be asked , like who determines the ‘ human values ’ that temper the application of science and technology ? Is it Hitler , Hefner , the Humanist or the Holy Spirit ? Is it science itself , and if so does n’t it work out that science proposes the means and the ends ? If so , was Hitler rational at the time to propose and carry out his ‘ Final Solution ? ’ After all , that was in accord by the evolutionary science being propounded in his day ; was supposedly for the betterment of human welfare ; and was then the human value system in vogue . At Nuremberg it was quickly realised to condemn these Nazi war criminals there needed to be a standard that stood above human and societal values , and the only values they could find to do that were rooted in God .
 The need for such a transcendent absolute , or law above the law , can be illustrated by what happened at the Nuremberg Trials of World War II criminals . Those accused appealed to the fact that they were only obeying the laws of their own culture , and that they were not legally responsible to any other . Faced with this argument , Robert H. Jackson , Chief Counsel for the United States , appealed to permanent values and moral standards that transcended life - styles , particular societies , and individual nations . While he was not necessarily appealing to biblical norms in this trial , the situation illustrates the need for a transcendent basis for moral values . For example , God ’s commandment against murder was not just for the Jew . It transcends culture , and it transcends generations . Murder is as wrong today as it was in the Old Testament .
 Christian ethics escape this problem of cultural relativity because it is based upon the nature of God . Good is what God wills in accordance with His nature ( see Mark 10:18 ) . God provides the moral patterns which apply to all human behavior .
 Also , who is it that diagnoses the ‘ world ’s problems ? ’ Is it the humanist ? The smartest ? The most popular ? the strongest ? The bible says that the major problem with this world is sin , and there is little hope for man ’s efforts to rectify that problem . Sin ( defined often as failure to meet God ’s perfect standard , or imperfection , or breaking God ’s law ) is symptomatic system - wide , and the evidence for that is clear . Only a divine solution and intervention can save us from that ultimate problem .
 On Christianity the solutions to the worlds problems lie in human thought and action as well as divine intervention . God also determines to use mostly use people as his agents on earth . Woe to the humanist if God exists and he / she rejects divine intervention .
 Human rights are declared to be universal rights . That is they stand above all nation ’s laws for all times and all places for all people . This statement is like eating white - froth if you consider the next fundamental ’s ( 4 ) claim to be undogmatic and imposing no creed upon its adherents . Christianity however provides something substantive for the table . Universal human rights were developed by the founding fathers of America from their understanding of the scriptures . In Christopher Hitchen ’s words Thomas Jefferson was a deist with atheistic tendencies . However , when it came to finding a ground for unalienable Rights , he pointed to the sky and said “ We hold these truths to be self - evident , that all men are created equal , that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights , that among these are Life , Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness . ”2 The abolition of slavery was a practical out - working of this same understanding from scripture : that all men are created equal . ) The Bible even gives justification for democracy also , but at the moment I ’m not prepared to support that contention . ) Both groups of people were smart enough to recognise that if human rights are given to a human by another human , they can be taken away again . If human rights are given by God , then no man can take them away . They become inalienable and truly universal .
 Humanism lacks a model of what it means to be the fullest development of a human being . On Christianity it is clear the model is Jesus . On Humanism it can only be subjective and relative . What if the fullest possible development of the human being is Hitler ? You might say that he did not support democracy , but then you ’d be forgetting that Hitler was the legitimate democratically elected official of that nation . You might say that Hitler was wrong because the humanist ethic is based upon understanding and support for others , but then you ’d be forgetting that Hitler deeply cared for Germany and to carry out his atrocious acts all that he needed to do was create a culture that dehumanised Jews , Blacks , Homosexuals , the handy - capped , etc .
 How do you decry the wicked man who says he is only becoming ‘ the fullest possible development of what it means to be human , ’ if he has radically changed what it means to be human . Humanism lacks a definition of what it means to be human , but Christianity has a ready anthropological definition grounded in its own basic theology .
 If a person is responsible to society , then what happens when society tells you to do something that is objectively wrong , like slaughter Jews wholesale ( Nazi Germany ) , or force husbands to watch as their pregnant wives are split open by sabres so their unborn children fall to the ground to be crushed underfoot ( Saddam Hussein ’s Iraq ) , or taking unwanted new - borns and dashing them on rocks ( ancient Greeks ) . The list of examples is appalling in its length and brutality , but it is already clear that responsibility to society is an insufficient ethic to build a world on . There needs to be some transcendent standard above society and humanity . Christianity provides that by revealing a morally perfect transcendent God as the standard .
 “ Humanism is undogmatic , imposing no creed upon its adherants . ” This is self - referentially incoherant . It is dogmatic in being undogmatic . It is thus really rich when it concludes that humanism is committed to education free from indoctrination . Even if it is possible to educate people free from indoctrination from operating within a worldview , this statement is as double - handed as it gets . Humanists are experts at indoctrination . You need only look at our current education system here in NZ . An example follows in the next section .
 Humanism of course excludes itself from the dogmatic religious crowd , and seeks to fulfil the widespread demand for an alternative to dogmatic religion . It will do this by supplying people with another dogmatic religion ( if not religion then ethical framework ) and imposing it on others .
 For example , take the belief that ‘ morality is an intrinsic part of human nature . ’ This means that humans are essentially and basically good . This is taught all throughout the education system and is one tenant of humanist indoctrination . Is it true ? I leave it for you , but I think the Bible gives a far more realistic account to the state of the human heart ; see Jeremiah 17:9 and Romans 3:9 - 19 .
 Christianity recognises that reliable knowledge of the world and ourselves arises also through revelation from God . If reliable knowledge arises from observation , evaluation and revision then its not really reliable is it ?
 The purpose underlying most ( if not all ) creative expressions is communication . Art is a vehicle for a message . When you start to value the form , and not the message that lies behind the form , then art becomes mere mindless entertainment ; a distraction to personal development rather than an aid . Is fulfilment reduced on humanism to amusement ? Take from art its purpose and society will transform into a mindless mass that is far too easily manipulated .
 Christianity affirms the value of art and artistic expression by imbuing the artist with purpose , answering the deep existential questions of life ; by affirming the artist is created in the image of God and is therefore a creative agent ; by supplying the artist with a message , inspiration and talent ; and by infusing the world waiting to be captured and mirrored by great works of art , with a sense of the sublime . Naturalism on the other - hand finds beauty an awkward notion . It is difficult to see why an apes brain would appreciate the aesthetic pleasure from a morning sunrise , the star - filled sky and or the frozen waterfall .
 If human existence transcends the death of the body , then obviously humanism is not for everyone everywhere . Humanism become bankrupt if this life is not all there is or if there is a God . Besides this , based upon the refutation of points 1 through 6 it is not obvious humanism does supply an ethical and rational means of addressing the challenges of our times .


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When it comes to designing a concrete driveway in Newcastle, OK, the team at Bill’s Custom Concrete can show you how different types of designs can transform your property. Creating a circular driveway will not only retain its form for many years to come, it also allows the homeowner to add landscaping between the driveway and the street. We have over 36 years experience working with concrete and we have a long list of referrals and reviews that show we put our customers and their needs first. We can show you instances where concrete has the ability to last 30 years or longer with the proper maintenance. Cleaning the surface occasionally with a broom and pressure washer will ensure it looks like new for many years to come.
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The weather is changing here in the Newcastle , OK area and if you are considering a concrete driveway for your home this may be the perfect time to get the job done . Bill ’s Custom Concrete is based in Oklahoma City , Oklahoma and has been providing residents in the OKC Metro area only the highest quality solutions to all their concrete needs for over three decades . Having installed thousands of concrete driveways in this area , we are the true experts when it comes to installing a professional concrete driveway in Newcastle , Oklahoma . Whether you would like a custom design or possibly you want us to create a unique concrete driveway for you , our team will install a driveway that can withstand years of traffic and the heaviest of weights .
 When it comes to designing a concrete driveway in Newcastle , OK , the team at Bill ’s Custom Concrete can show you how different types of designs can transform your property . Creating a circular driveway will not only retain its form for many years to come , it also allows the homeowner to add landscaping between the driveway and the street . We have over 36 years experience working with concrete and we have a long list of referrals and reviews that show we put our customers and their needs first . We can show you instances where concrete has the ability to last 30 years or longer with the proper maintenance . Cleaning the surface occasionally with a broom and pressure washer will ensure it looks like new for many years to come .
 Contact Bill ’s Concrete today at ( 405)755 - 3975 to create your dream concrete driveway for your Newcastle home . Call us to schedule a time for Bill to come to your home or commercial location to give you a quote . You will receive and honest and affordable quote that we will honor until your new concrete driveway is complete and you are completely satisfied .


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 Our Well being & Fitness Heart is designed to supply an surroundings of train activity for each well - bodied and particular wants individuals . We might help anyone locally achieve their personal health targets . In addition , we will work with individuals who are transitioning from an ( outpatient ) rehabilitation setting and need a new life - style that includes train and healthy habits .
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Ideal for outdoor recreation, mobile entertainment and job sites, the Duracell 1200 Watt Inverter supplies up to 1200 Watts of continuous power and 2400 Watts of peak power using your car's battery current. This compact inverter converts vehicle power into usable household AC and USB current.
Three 3-prong AC outlets and one 2.1 Amp USB port charge and operate up to three devices at once, powerful enough for entertainment equipment, handheld tools, medium sized appliances and electronics.
The unit includes 2 x 1.5 ft power cables for connecting directly to threaded terminals on the unit.

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Ideal for outdoor recreation , mobile entertainment and job sites , the Duracell 1200 Watt Inverter supplies up to 1200 Watts of continuous power and 2400 Watts of peak power using your car 's battery current . This compact inverter converts vehicle power into usable household AC and USB current .
 Three 3 - prong AC outlets and one 2.1 Amp USB port charge and operate up to three devices at once , powerful enough for entertainment equipment , handheld tools , medium sized appliances and electronics .
 The unit includes 2 x 1.5 ft power cables for connecting directly to threaded terminals on the unit .


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Do you wonder if you just use drugs or, rather, that you abuse drugs? Has someone close to you made a comment about you use of alcohol, cocaine, painkillers, or marijuana (or commented more than once)? This book’s purpose is to help you determine whether or not you’re progressing towards full-blow addiction or not. And it provides suggestions for how to turn things around before things get really ugly.
The purpose of this book is to stop kind-of-bad behavior before it becomes really bad behavior—bad for you, your health, your job, and those in your life who care about you. Almost Addicted explains how to navigate the spectrum of addiction, explaining the differences between a potential, emerging would-be drug use problem and a devastating drug problem already in full motion.
And if you’re asking these questions on behalf of someone else—wondering about your spouse or sibling’s drug use—this book will also help answer those questions as well. It will help you sort out the difference between a potential problem and less worrisome occasional drug use.
Why stop using drugs if I’m not actually an addict?
Why do I feel like my spouse has a drug problem, but I can’t exactly pinpoint it?
What are some signs that a person is using drugs?
Am I medicating my anxiety with marijuana?
How do I stop my drug use from slowly turning into full-blown addiction?
Part 1 A Problem Emerges from the Shadows discusses why almost-addiction is a concern and why we should care about a pre-addiction even if it’s not yet full-blown—think of it as preventative care. The authors very clearly differentiate between what a real, full-blown addict acts like and what someone who may be almost-addict acts like, making it easier to identify where on the spectrum of addiction one may presently fall. It also discusses why disengaging from being almost-addicted to substances is a good idea.
Would you have more money to spend on necessities or luxuries?
Would you do better at work?
Would you have more time to devote to hobbies?
Would any anxiety and depression you experience improve?
Is your drug use a source of tension or arguments with your wife, husband, or partner?
Does drug use eat into the time that you could otherwise be spending with your children?
Do you use drugs as a way to avoid family responsibilities?
Part 2 The Roots of Almost Addiction delves into the impact of the past on one’s present life and the correlation between mental health issues and drug use/abuse. The authors smartly point out that often times certain medical conditions may also be in play – and discuss how to navigate that double-sided coin. Those who suffer from types of depression, ADD/ADHD, trauma, as well as other challenges to the mind are more likely to struggle at some point with substance use/abuse.
Part 3 Catching and Confronting Almost Addiction in Others explains the warning signs for spotting drug use/abuse, as well as how to handle your response to the discovery of the other person’s drug use. It discusses the importance of protecting one’s self emotionally, financially and physically from the drug user, such as disengaging from taking part in the cover-up, denial, and recommends focusing on your own health and well-being, including enlisting the support of others.
Part 4 Solutions for Your Almost Addiction offers some smart tips for creating a life that’s full, rather than full of holes, in the absence of drugs. One chapter in particular, Time for A Change: Helping Yourself, is so very practical that it really could be the topic for a very useful follow-up book on how to recreate a life after stopping drugs. It explains how switching-up your daily routines can support your avoidance of drugs, as well as how to come up with a list of your “triggers,” so that you can proactively avoid being triggered. Essentially, having a plan for how you’ll engage your mind, body and spirit in the absence of drug use means you’ll…have a plan! No plan = misery. Does this mean new friends? You bet. At the end of the day, will you care about having ditched those people? Not one bit.
I have just one criticism of Almost Addicted. I so, so wish that the section on Solutions for Your Almost Addiction had been emphasized and placed before the section Catching and Confronting Almost Addiction in Others. The book’s order of chapters subtly suggests that focusing on others’ addictions should come before focusing on one’s own, and I feel the reverse is true. It’s most productive to focus first on one’s own potential addictions — you know, put on your oxygen mask first, then help your fellow passengers.
Here’s a link to the book on Amazon.com, where you’ll find this review and other reviews of the book.

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Do you wonder if you just use drugs or , rather , that you abuse drugs ? Has someone close to you made a comment about you use of alcohol , cocaine , painkillers , or marijuana ( or commented more than once ) ? This book ’s purpose is to help you determine whether or not you ’re progressing towards full - blow addiction or not . And it provides suggestions for how to turn things around before things get really ugly .
 The purpose of this book is to stop kind - of - bad behavior before it becomes really bad behavior — bad for you , your health , your job , and those in your life who care about you . Almost Addicted explains how to navigate the spectrum of addiction , explaining the differences between a potential , emerging would - be drug use problem and a devastating drug problem already in full motion .
 And if you ’re asking these questions on behalf of someone else — wondering about your spouse or sibling ’s drug use — this book will also help answer those questions as well . It will help you sort out the difference between a potential problem and less worrisome occasional drug use .
 Why stop using drugs if I ’m not actually an addict ?
 Why do I feel like my spouse has a drug problem , but I ca n’t exactly pinpoint it ?
 What are some signs that a person is using drugs ?
 Am I medicating my anxiety with marijuana ?
 How do I stop my drug use from slowly turning into full - blown addiction ?
 Part 1 A Problem Emerges from the Shadows discusses why almost - addiction is a concern and why we should care about a pre - addiction even if it ’s not yet full - blown — think of it as preventative care . The authors very clearly differentiate between what a real , full - blown addict acts like and what someone who may be almost - addict acts like , making it easier to identify where on the spectrum of addiction one may presently fall . It also discusses why disengaging from being almost - addicted to substances is a good idea .
 Would you have more money to spend on necessities or luxuries ?
 Would you do better at work ?
 Would you have more time to devote to hobbies ?
 Would any anxiety and depression you experience improve ?
 Is your drug use a source of tension or arguments with your wife , husband , or partner ?
 Does drug use eat into the time that you could otherwise be spending with your children ?
 Do you use drugs as a way to avoid family responsibilities ?
 Part 2 The Roots of Almost Addiction delves into the impact of the past on one ’s present life and the correlation between mental health issues and drug use / abuse . The authors smartly point out that often times certain medical conditions may also be in play – and discuss how to navigate that double - sided coin . Those who suffer from types of depression , ADD / ADHD , trauma , as well as other challenges to the mind are more likely to struggle at some point with substance use / abuse .
 Part 3 Catching and Confronting Almost Addiction in Others explains the warning signs for spotting drug use / abuse , as well as how to handle your response to the discovery of the other person ’s drug use . It discusses the importance of protecting one ’s self emotionally , financially and physically from the drug user , such as disengaging from taking part in the cover - up , denial , and recommends focusing on your own health and well - being , including enlisting the support of others .
 Part 4 Solutions for Your Almost Addiction offers some smart tips for creating a life that ’s full , rather than full of holes , in the absence of drugs . One chapter in particular , Time for A Change : Helping Yourself , is so very practical that it really could be the topic for a very useful follow - up book on how to recreate a life after stopping drugs . It explains how switching - up your daily routines can support your avoidance of drugs , as well as how to come up with a list of your “ triggers , ” so that you can proactively avoid being triggered . Essentially , having a plan for how you ’ll engage your mind , body and spirit in the absence of drug use means you’ll … have a plan ! No plan = misery . Does this mean new friends ? You bet . At the end of the day , will you care about having ditched those people ? Not one bit .
 I have just one criticism of Almost Addicted . I so , so wish that the section on Solutions for Your Almost Addiction had been emphasized and placed before the section Catching and Confronting Almost Addiction in Others . The book ’s order of chapters subtly suggests that focusing on others ’ addictions should come before focusing on one ’s own , and I feel the reverse is true . It ’s most productive to focus first on one ’s own potential addictions — you know , put on your oxygen mask first , then help your fellow passengers .
 Here ’s a link to the book on Amazon.com , where you ’ll find this review and other reviews of the book .


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As students live the process, they become more aware of their strengths. We should create a network of experts within a learning community.
While students' make, design and do --- they build upon their skills. If they know their own strengths and the expertise that surrounds them within their network or community, they can contribute in positive ways. Building confidence may encourage them to trust themselves in moments of uncertainty.
Yes! Building on strengths is key! Such an important concept to follow through on. How much time is actually provided for students to recognize and express their personal strengths? Would love to see how this idea could develop further!

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As students live the process , they become more aware of their strengths . We should create a network of experts within a learning community .
 While students ' make , design and do --- they build upon their skills . If they know their own strengths and the expertise that surrounds them within their network or community , they can contribute in positive ways . Building confidence may encourage them to trust themselves in moments of uncertainty .
 Yes ! Building on strengths is key ! Such an important concept to follow through on . How much time is actually provided for students to recognize and express their personal strengths ? Would love to see how this idea could develop further !


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My overnight train from Varanasi departed at 5pm so I spent the morning in my air-con room, and the afternoon twiddling my thumbs beneath the fans of the Hotel Buddha restaurant. Once on the train, I chatted briefly with Laura (France) who mistook me for someone she had met in SE Asia.
I didn't sleep as well this second time, so it was a nice surprise to receive what seemed to be a reasonable quote for a rickshaw ride to Taj Ganj, the tourist area directly south of the Taj Mahal. The first view of India's iconic mausoleum resulted in another “wow” moment for me. After checking out a few hotels, I settled on a room in the same place as Laura and Dan (England). Strong winds whipped up sand, and rain soon followed, thus postponing our plans for a rooftop dinner overlooking the Taj at sunset.
The paint was peeling off the ceiling in my hotel room. At first I saw it as a charming detail, however after waking up the next day in a bed covered with flaking paint, I found it less appealing. I also learned that a vent in the wall does not constitute air-conditioning.
Wow, I can’t wait to read your post about Taj Mahal. I’m already impressed with the photos!
Hopefully it wasn’t lead paint!!
Yeah, I was amazed at how the cheap backpacker style accommodations had amazing rooftop views of the Taj Mahal. Try and and find that around the Eiffel Tower, Empire State Buliding, or Big Ben!
Wow impressive pictures of the Taj. Any plans to go to Golden Temple in Amritsar?
Hey Stefan…there are SO many places I’d like to go in northern India that I don’t think I’m going to go to any – just head for SE Asia as time is a tickin’.
Places I’d easily come back to see in just northern India include: Amritsar, Chandigarh, Manali, Leh/Ladakh, Rishikesh. And that doesn’t even touch the rest of India.
Ugh, peeling paint!!! We lived in El Shito Appartmento when we were in Chicago (before we left the landlord was fined and forced to close at least one of his apartments by the city!) and the paint on the pipes over our heads regularly flaked off as the water condenced on the outside of them and dripped onto our bed. We’d have moved the bed but the room was too small!
At least you won’t have to be tehre for long!

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My overnight train from Varanasi departed at 5 pm so I spent the morning in my air - con room , and the afternoon twiddling my thumbs beneath the fans of the Hotel Buddha restaurant . Once on the train , I chatted briefly with Laura ( France ) who mistook me for someone she had met in SE Asia .
 I did n't sleep as well this second time , so it was a nice surprise to receive what seemed to be a reasonable quote for a rickshaw ride to Taj Ganj , the tourist area directly south of the Taj Mahal . The first view of India 's iconic mausoleum resulted in another “ wow ” moment for me . After checking out a few hotels , I settled on a room in the same place as Laura and Dan ( England ) . Strong winds whipped up sand , and rain soon followed , thus postponing our plans for a rooftop dinner overlooking the Taj at sunset .
 The paint was peeling off the ceiling in my hotel room . At first I saw it as a charming detail , however after waking up the next day in a bed covered with flaking paint , I found it less appealing . I also learned that a vent in the wall does not constitute air - conditioning .
 Wow , I ca n’t wait to read your post about Taj Mahal . I ’m already impressed with the photos !
 Hopefully it was n’t lead paint ! !
 Yeah , I was amazed at how the cheap backpacker style accommodations had amazing rooftop views of the Taj Mahal . Try and and find that around the Eiffel Tower , Empire State Buliding , or Big Ben !
 Wow impressive pictures of the Taj . Any plans to go to Golden Temple in Amritsar ?
 Hey Stefan … there are SO many places I ’d like to go in northern India that I do n’t think I ’m going to go to any – just head for SE Asia as time is a tickin ’ .
 Places I ’d easily come back to see in just northern India include : Amritsar , Chandigarh , Manali , Leh / Ladakh , Rishikesh . And that does n’t even touch the rest of India .
 Ugh , peeling paint ! ! ! We lived in El Shito Appartmento when we were in Chicago ( before we left the landlord was fined and forced to close at least one of his apartments by the city ! ) and the paint on the pipes over our heads regularly flaked off as the water condenced on the outside of them and dripped onto our bed . We ’d have moved the bed but the room was too small !
 At least you wo n’t have to be tehre for long !


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Colorado Construction Litigation: Lessons learned from a recent trial. Be careful about the evidence you are creating.
Lessons learned from a recent trial. Be careful about the evidence you are creating.
I recently had the opportunity to represent a general contractor in a trial, defending against claims both of construction defects and of delay related damages. Ultimately the case settled during the trial and we were able to achieve a favorable result. Looking back on the trial, what stayed with me was the troublesome evidence introduced by the claimant, not related to the alleged construction defects, but related to the delay related damages.
Blown up on a 4' by 6' poster board for use during opening statements and throughout the trial was a copy of an article printed in my client's internal newsletter recounting the difficulties on the project and, specifically, how those difficulties resulted in delays and cost overruns. What made this especially problematic was that the article's author engaged in a certain amount of exaggeration and hyperbole in order to make his points. This was very compelling evidence and posed an almost insurmountable obstacle when trying to refute the claims for delay related damages.
The purpose of this blog post is not to suggest that companies should not learn from their mistakes, even if that means publishing an article in an internal newsletter. In the long run, I think that it is of utmost importance that companies learn from their mistakes. What I am suggesting is that companies should be careful in the manner in which they communicate, even internally, about those mistakes. The lessons to be learned from an internal newsletter would be no less valid if the article is published after the active or anticipated litigation is resolved. To the contrary, the lessons may be better received if the article is also able to include a description, not only of the mistakes made, but also of the ensuing dispute and its outcome. Regardless of when such an article is published, it is of paramount importance that it be absolutely and completely accurate in the description of the facts. It is exceedingly hard to defend against such evidence at the time of trial by arguing that the author engaged in exaggeration and hyperbole.
Be sure to learn from your mistakes, but do not repeat those reported here.

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Colorado Construction Litigation : Lessons learned from a recent trial . Be careful about the evidence you are creating .
 Lessons learned from a recent trial . Be careful about the evidence you are creating .
 I recently had the opportunity to represent a general contractor in a trial , defending against claims both of construction defects and of delay related damages . Ultimately the case settled during the trial and we were able to achieve a favorable result . Looking back on the trial , what stayed with me was the troublesome evidence introduced by the claimant , not related to the alleged construction defects , but related to the delay related damages .
 Blown up on a 4 ' by 6 ' poster board for use during opening statements and throughout the trial was a copy of an article printed in my client 's internal newsletter recounting the difficulties on the project and , specifically , how those difficulties resulted in delays and cost overruns . What made this especially problematic was that the article 's author engaged in a certain amount of exaggeration and hyperbole in order to make his points . This was very compelling evidence and posed an almost insurmountable obstacle when trying to refute the claims for delay related damages .
 The purpose of this blog post is not to suggest that companies should not learn from their mistakes , even if that means publishing an article in an internal newsletter . In the long run , I think that it is of utmost importance that companies learn from their mistakes . What I am suggesting is that companies should be careful in the manner in which they communicate , even internally , about those mistakes . The lessons to be learned from an internal newsletter would be no less valid if the article is published after the active or anticipated litigation is resolved . To the contrary , the lessons may be better received if the article is also able to include a description , not only of the mistakes made , but also of the ensuing dispute and its outcome . Regardless of when such an article is published , it is of paramount importance that it be absolutely and completely accurate in the description of the facts . It is exceedingly hard to defend against such evidence at the time of trial by arguing that the author engaged in exaggeration and hyperbole .
 Be sure to learn from your mistakes , but do not repeat those reported here .


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The Dale Hardware 63 mm bolt through tubular mortice latch has been specifically manufactured to be u ..
 The Dale Hardware 76 mm bolt through tubular mortice latch has been specifically manufactured to be u ..
 The Dale adjustable roller catch is used on cabinet doors and some full size doors where a latch is ..
 Dale Hardware Heavy Duty Adjustable Roller Catch For use on doors . Adjustable for gap between door a ..
 Magnetic Catch in Brown at a size of 40 mm x 18 mm . This magnetic catch is perfect for cabinets where ..
 Traditional style Dead Locking Night Latch and cylinder finished in Champagne ( 90 mm ) . This 90 mm wid ..
 The Dale Hardware 63 mm Tubular Mortice Latch has a standard tubular design with a shimmering Electro ..
 Mortice latch ( tubular ) at a size of 76 mm ( case depth ) with a 55 mm back set . This mortice latch fea ..
 The Calver latch lever handle situated on a back plate . The Calver is supplied in a Polished Chrome ..
 The Dale Hardware Smartlatch is available in either satin nickel or polished chrome finishes and is ..